Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
NORWAY.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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| UnireuAisf ChurCh. Rev. Caroline Angtl. Pastor
sabbaih schcol. ?. ~ pfsaehlns seItles' = -.
oncs . monih. CiT,ss t~ice monfh, On "Wednesday
sscoad cunrrss.iional Charch. Rev. AlsI. wls.
sal, fasiaf sunday pfeaehing service, 70 - -
sunday School, n ~ sahbAfh evening ssrvice, r.s
rrayCT mgstlurs fucsiay and Thursday evening",
islr.r. Circle meetings once In tso weeks on
nsshoi'., charsh. Rev. q. :. Pnisbury, Pastor
sabbath school, n q, church ssIyios, - y -
SUNDAY evening" ssrvile, IT,. Prayer mestinsr'
wcinesisy rseninrs, ! 9r~
soclrrt rrrriSss
AAM.-UuIoa n. A. 4. No. ~. IN Masonic
| Hal, "Wednesday sFening on 90 bgiure nu moon
Oafsrd Lodge No - Moliayun of bslors flll moou.
O.f-wndey Eucaapmenf, No. y. seceei
- g!,n frdsy sssnns; q ,ash saa,s; = r oaa
K. or p P,nnss.swas.ss, Ne. y. wednesday
| evening Each wesk, IN n. ~ T. Hall
/ TO. a. g.-Norsay tommkndfry, No. az. tfsi
All ih.ri Friday evenings u each mouth, IN ODD
IeIi1ss Hal.
~ Ii'-Nor~sy Gr.nge, 40. 81, saturday .nsr.
| uo0n on 0r before Ml mnon.
G-AR-IIarry Rusi Fosi. Ne 81. ~ Granrs IIaii.
| art FRIDAY evening n each moufh.
I. q. a. T.-Hastheli Ioisc, NJ. So, Il "rangs
| lisli, ever saturday tFcnlng.
II was very quiet day, Saturday. Two
picnic parties celebrated on the lake. An
other party went 10 Harrison. The Rag
mufiins, made the night before hideous.
Boxes, casks and barrels were found In
the morning piled In front OF several stores
AMI places OF business. R0i0lphus loung's
front door was barrloaded. All Of these
things Of course are essential toward pro
noting patriotism 10 the hearts Of the
American youth.
Geo. Cr0oker q soldier OF the Mexican
war Is having pension OF 80 per
month on account ofhls being totally blind.
lie Is living with his third wife, neither
one OF which hiss he ever seen.
W q MARTIN says that bis grandfather
was In the Revolutionary war, his father
was Ia the war OF 1912, and he WAS In The
war OF the Rebellion and they are The only
Mar,lus be ever knew who took any Int er.
e.i 10 military sfalrs.
They can't paddock boys and whip them
while Dr Jones Il within hearing. The
Doctor has too much humanlty about him
20 allow such things 10 be done when he
can prevent TO-
40 alarm Of IRE wss made AbouiuoOu on
the tih. The engine company turned oct,
but ~ IRE was discovered
The summer schools are clO.log They
have generally been successful
Lot. Of former residents % Nofsay have
been ln town during The past week.
Several TO- sifings % black bass have
been taken FROM the pond since the
blockade las been raised. The bass how.
ever have not been TAXING The hook very
well Asyst
We saw several crates of a. ulcc look
log straNhcrrlcs Thursday, a. were ever
IA. 81 a.. - - - ~
llArfisou.
G. n Cummings has named bis ate puf.
chasc 90 the lake. Goat Island. The
dwelling house and lookout station have
been completed IL IL the best sumner
resort anywhere In this yiclnity
The Bass Island Club have had visitors
ever since the ist inst The members Of
the club are good fishermen. They know
where The best places are for casting the
~, AMI always make q haul, when they |
wish % 90 30.
TIE town meeting Monday, the Glh Of
Jaly. bids fair % be lively and Interesting |
Those opposed % the towns voting any |
money Authorizing the Selectmen % con-
tract f0r water sapgly, are working Ike
beavers Ifthcy are beaten they threaten
% apply Tor an Injunction The other side |
90 no, appear 10 be doing anything. They |
will unioubtetly be on hand when The tine
comes
The late rains have caused the gardens
b look hnely /
The f1lloNlng are the officers elect Of
Norway CommAndefy. No. gt7. y. O. q
& Tor the current term l.. y G., Z. l.
Piks.N. c, John Dcylne; V. C., Elmirs
Croker n OF II Lucellt Cummings y.
a. Al a. Il Il
Horne. a.. A. G. MeCrellls T., :. :
Steafns q Mary A. whitman o. o..
sarah NJ Dcylne.
A number OF the 1T i0ih AMI s9lh Me. |
Regiments. and Others will 90 on an er'
curslOu % the Shenandoah Valley In sept |
Tickets less than go fOr. the round ulp. |
TuE Stranger. published BY the stud
eni. Of North Bridg,on Academy. has
the following in regard TO the late Mrs.
seward ;. S,eArns II Norway. Mr..
S,eArns hA. the sympathy Of hi. many
friends ia Oxford County, some Of whom
know bow severe blow be has me, with
thu. early in bis star, in life.
Upon the class OF - has come q cloud
OF sadness. Dcath has taken from That
little band which, only one short year ago.
parted from the dear old Academy with
bright and happy prospects, one OF "a best
beloved members, Mrs Nellie II. Stearns
nee Russsin. Miss Russell was Zoe
scholar, q klnd friend. and q devoted
Christian. she was married last winter
~ :. \. SteArns, esq promising Young
lawyer OF Norway, aud the short period OF
her married life makes her death al The
more SAT. Amer suffering for few weeks
although her friends felt confident OF her
recovery she suddenly passed away, on
on the night Of June 18th, In the arms CT
him who "DOcih All things well" large
number OF students from The Academy at
tended the funeral, which twas held al the
home OF her parents 10 Lowell. Unfortu-
naiely only Two OF her classmates were
unable 70 be present. oar hearts are sad
for the home len desolate. Tor the friends
who sorely miss the dear familiar presence.
"Of such a. abe was. there be few on earth.
% such a. she Il. there b. many In Heaven
And llfc 10 al two cetcf that she liNc1
And all she loved more sacred TOT her SAKE,
AMI death l. all the brighter that she dlci,
Aud heaven IL all the happier That shc sthete'