Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-29
NORWAY.

Sam Isaacson has bought grocer
store In Berlin, N. r.. and will take poi
session and move his family there th
| first of May.
Mrs. Frank Packard IL ct home frou
the Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary.
| Prof. Hertell OF Bates College occu
pied the Congregational pulpit Sunday
John Grover and son Percy were II
East Stoneham.
I. Krock has gone to Old Orchard b
engage In the restaurant business.
DR.. r. E. Drake was in Boston few
days last week.
Mrs. George o. Hill and children
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Roscoe g. Wadleigh In Limerick.
The Alberta Cafe has been sold X
Mrs. Mary Burbank OF New York City
Miss Hazel Upton of Bryant's Pont
was In Norway one day last week.
Mrs. Frank e. Davis of South Wood
stock was recent guest OF her sister
Mrs. Scott Merrill.
F. W. Cummings OF Harrison was II
town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wentzell, who
have been absent from the village sew
ersl months, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lasselle Of
Gardiner were recent guests OF Mr.. an6
Mrs. John F. Hutohins.
The men of the Universsllst church
will hold their annual banquet and enter
tainment on Thursday evening, April
21st. The supper committee lie made
up of the following persons: Frank 81
Beck, chairman, @. 8. Akers, j: n
Favor, Herbert Melvin, Louis Boswell
Ferd Swan, Harold A. Bailey, W. @,
Leavitt, freeman Currier, Stephen B
Cummings, Glenn McIntire. g. L. Curtis,
r. e. DeCoster, George d. Dunn, Victor
NJ. Whitman, @. r. Ridlon, z. B. Jack.
son.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Uni.
versalist church met Friday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. George 81. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hebbard, who
have been passing the winter. in st.
Petersburg, Florida, have returned to
Norway.
Arthur Hayes of Oxford has been WIS.,
itipg his sisters In this village.
Some forty members Of Pennessee-
wsssee Lodge, Knights of Pythias. went
to Bethel Wednesday evening to assist
in instituting Sudbury Lodge In that
village.
Miss Eloise Hunt of Norway, who is q
student ct the Pennington Normal
School, is passing her Easter vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Leroy Fitch. OF
Winslow. She also visited q clsssmate,
Miss Helen Ryan, in Fairfield.
Clayton Purington has been elected
captain Of the 1921 high school ball nine
and Charles r. Cummings manager.
Silas Remission of Looke's Mills was
In town one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Abbott OF Ne.
chanic Falls were in town Tuesday.
Word has been received In this village
of the death of Edward @. Simmons in
New York City. Mr.. Simmons mother
was q Norway girl, Miss Rosamond Bart
lett, and he has visited the town once or
twice In years past. He was struck In
the New York subway by train q few
days ago, and lived only few hours.
John McNeal of Auburn was arrested
here Saturday for drunkenness; also
Mabel Elliott was arrested for larceny.
Hearings this Monday morning at the
Norway Municipal Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Bates of West Paris
were guests for few days last week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Curtis.
Rev. Father James Mullen of Portland
Is the new priest at st. GATHERINGS
church, and will occupy the rectory on
Paris Street. His parents will come to
Norway In the near future and keep
house for him. The Rev. G. 8. Cassidy
has been transferred to another field.
Mrs. Hannah Whitman and son Day.
ton, who have been living in Oxford,
have returned to this village.
The high school base ball team will 90
to Mechanic Falls May 18th to meet the
high school team of that village. A re-
turn game will be played on the grounds
10 this village May 28th.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will serve . dinner at Commu-
nifty Hall Thursday.
Norway Lodge, Eastern Star, will
serve q supper on Tuesday evening 10
charge of the following committee: Mrs.
Ethel Luce, Mrs. Eva Kimball, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stone. Mrs. Ethel Coulton,
Mrs. Jennie Cole, Mrs. Bessie Hutchins,
Mrs. Geneva Partridge, Donald B. Par.
fridge and Harry Luck.