Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
NORWAY.
INLAND %pfRECToEY.


INOIt
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
curncmss.
unl,suaia Church, Rev. Caroline Angsli, Pastor
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sal Pastel ssa~d.ypr. shins 1870,
rayef meetRr Tuesday ani nuuday essnlnF..
ior.s. Circle mssungs once In two weeks On
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saadsy evening ssrice, Trs. Prayer meetings,
WEDNESDAY eveaings. -
soctrrr WRITINGS.
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Hal, Wednesday sveainE On 90 bsfere mll man.-
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~ thid FRIDAY evenings q saeh mou'h' IN odd
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The benefit given the Public Library
Tut,dsy night. Feb. 10th. by the Dihgo
Dramatic Club Of South Paris. Was =
great success. financially. and IN every
other way as well. There was good
house ard the play was well presented ;
the characters assumed by Prof Parker
aud by Mr. Burbank being exceptionally
well rendered. About forty dollars were
cleared for the Library, which Is a very
agreeable result for tha, institution. the
thanks Of which are certainly due the
Dramatic Club Of our sister village for
their kindhsss In offering TO play for fs
benefit
Rev. John Mo,ic closed hi, course Of
four lecture. here. la, Thursday evening.
with a lecture upon Ancient Amtriea.
MI. Moore j. an educated man. and biz
lectures have e,ineed scholarship. but
the Audience a, each Of them has been
small. TLsre are 30 many other things
10 siirse, the attention Of people here.
,hs, q lecturer unless exceptionally good
ha. very little chance Of drawing an aud
fence.
A new club has been organized here
for the purpose Of evening Amu'emen,
for IL. members. and has established is
quarters Ia the Grange building. In the
Office formerly occupied by G. Z. Whit.
man. There tie members al pass a
pleasant evening AZ any time, at whist,
enbbsge or any other game that may
sui, their fancy. The good character Of
the members 20 far admitted na suth.
Gent guaranty that nothing Of an i'm.
proper nature will be allowed among
them.
Mr.. George II. Watkins has %presen,ed
the Public Library with a copy Of the
book lately issued in Portland entitled
''The Triangular Society. The new
book. recently purchased for the Library
some four hundred In number-have
been ~ea,Alosued and are now accessible
to the reading public. This addition
give. u, somewhat o than a thousand
volume. Of wsll..slscted books. OF which
more than two hundrd ATE circulated ia
the town each week.
Our newly appointed Postmaster. A.
J. Rose. has been confirmed by the Sen
ate. A. We learn from the daily papers,
and will soon erier upon the discharge
Of biz duties. The retiring l.. VI, A.
J. Nsv,rs. /. already selling hsh from biz
car, to the people Of the village Who van,
= good article in bis line At a fair price.
Mr.. Darling. agent Of The Maine In.
du,irial Journal. has been in town for
several days eAnvas'ing for 'ub'enb,r'
for ,ha, paper and examining the water
power here and other Industrial Ad1an-
i.ss, Of Norway. lie tell. Us what We
already know, 'thl, We pose's srsa,
natural advantage. in the shape Of a
magnificent water power, which should
be utilized more than At present
The Norway Lish, lnfan,y-,he re.
organization Of which was spoken Of
some time ago in your eolumn'-wil
hold = meeting for il. election Of officers.
Tuesday evening. Feb. %. a, the Armory.
The Ii, Of officers elected will be an
nouneed in your neHt issue.
w. q. Martin has completed his house
on Green Street. and Is TO build another
a, onee on the corner Of Green and Fair
Streets. with the possibility Of a third
later in the season. The prospect /, that
more building than ever before will be
done in Norway the coming year.
VIM C.. Cole keeps constantly on hand,
a stock Of hard coal a, bis coal shed in
Nor-ay. Also Blaek,miih's coal. Any
one wishing TO buy coal next season vii!
find |, to their advantage TO consul, him
o., he can furnish from the car at South
Paris. a, bottom prices.