Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
NORWAY
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.


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uni,enalis, Chufch. Rev. Carelins Anssn. f.ssgf
ssbbAth- schsoi. I '. ~; pr,a.hing sef,ic, !.
evening service, Z 20 re-. sabbath school concsrs
oaos a nonih. Crlss tsice = monih, on "Wednesday
SOD coar.salouAi Church. Rev. Aiss. Wis.
val, pastori sunday praehhg sevics. 10 49,
ranisy srhosl, IL =. sabbsfh evening ~ssrvie, -
Prayer mss,inc Tuesday aai Ihar.iAJ essnihss,
iSr.s. cUls meetings ooee In t~o SseA'' on
usshoi,,s charsh. Rev. O. =. rrl.bau, Pastor
sabbath .ehoal, n n. church service. - ', ~.
sunday evening serics, ~ ffp" "~'""s''
"Wednesday evening". I0rs
.ocIsrr sstrrses.
F.GA.M -uala H. A.. q. Ne. -. IN Masonic
oss.riiSd "a. Is. Meaiayoa of bssrs hli soea;
10. %. f-wlisy I~ncampmsni, Ne. ~, ,scoei
AMI barh Friday estning, u eAch monih. A. ODD
Yellow lial.-Norvy iodge. No IT, eVerJ Tues
<. 90 P,-rsnne..s-a..ss, Ne. u. "Wednesday
etsainr saeh week. In X. II y. Hal.
a.. O.G. C-Norsay Coumanisu, No. ~, hri
snd third friday ~sVshlns. II each mouth' In Odd
n. orIi-Sor-ay Gnnss. Ne. 81. SATURDAY amer
naon cn ~ bsfare hll moon.
~. A. R-IIAry Rasi Post. No. -, Gnngs Hall.
hrrt frsisy evening" ~ each mauth.
l. u. a.. r-Rastoed icdrs. Ne. 81. a. Gnnge
Hal, etcu SATURDAY sVenihs.
The annual meeting OF the villscc school
district was held Saturday evening, March
18Th. g. v. whitman was chosen Agent.
\. \. stsarns. A. \. kimball aud Z. y.
whitman, grading committee. IL was
voted 10 raise money for spring term In
all the schools of The village, which Will
begin next Tuesday, March %. Probably
the same board OF teachers will be engaged
that have taught the past two terms.
The annual meeting OF the Norway Saw
lpgs Bank Corporation, was held al the
room. Of the bank. Monday evening, Mar.
IS. The following were elected Trustees
X. Soyes, &. y. Tucker, w. II. Whitcomb,
y. A. Danforth, II. l.. Horne. Y. II. SoJes
and J. O. crooker. The Tcssurers re-
port shows q healthy Increase duripg the
iast year In deposits and In the reserve
faui. No sa,lSgs Institution In this ylein'
lty stands on q better footing than the Nor.
way Savings Bank. IL has always been
managed In q conservative and safe man
nsr, and has never followed the example
Sc, hy he nrm OF Grant and Ward. BY pay
lng dividends from the principal OF iis de-
posits for the purpose OF feigning = pros
periiy IL did no, possess.
The celebrated ~paniomlme. 'ilumpiy
Dumpty," was presented In Norway Hall,
Tuesday evening. March 10Th. under the
management OF 4. T. Rlnes, with the FOL
loving cas-, OF Characters
rEoLo0rE
uom.ne. .i.av. Mr.. Carrie Amss
iiaTie.aue' shiy, Miss Lsielie crooksr.
Ns- Jersey. live Yankee, Ct' hlnes-
~rlSroniur
uump,v pumpty. q. D. Rines
Tornnnv Tuckef. frank 4. True.
e.ooiv r~o Shoes, Mr.. Nellie Rines.
Dr Inrral. 4. ~ bailey.
..m- &c Morse.
Won. s,archingion. ..o. shoAiss
Mr.. MCiloue, HAffy smith,
Rel glove, Young shOales.
Peasants. villagers, etc.
A good audience was present and about
forty dollars cleared FOR the benefit OF the
band, for whom the psn,omlne was got
up. This will place the band on good
footing financially.
Bulldlng IL being carried on a. quite q
rapid rate hefe Al the present Rev.
J.. &. Andrews IA. his house on Deal street
well along. l. :. Monk has bis on sane
street about completed, and j. ~. small
10 pushing his on Bridge Street a. rapidly
a. possible. w. y. Martin Is digging .
cellar on Green Street with dynamite, Ani
evidently means 10 leave bis mark on that
portion OF The village. Dennis PIKE IL
getting the lumber FOR q new house on
Winter Street hauled 10 the site, and A.
l.. Bssseit Il making arrangements 10 De-
gin soon the construction OF house on
Upper Main Street. A. N. Towne Is 10
build on his lot on Deal Street, AZ soon a.
spring opens. We understand several
new houses will be built on the lots &c.
Gently sold by Bearce a Horn. on Tucker
and Paris Streets. The last name parties
have las, sold 10 George G. Wordsworth,
foreman OF the stitching department OF The
shoe shop, their last lot on Paris Street
and have Dot Que lot lsn on Tucker Street
They Intend ~ open new street In The
spring, running from Besl Street 10 Alpine
Street, parallel with Tucker. This Will
enable them 10 pot into the market about
twenty good building lots.
Pay roll At the shoe shop FOR last week
was st,s9t. CO. Quite an amount OF money
10 put into circulation In q country 'lllsgc
each week and q strong Argument In Avor
OF continuing the present prosperous con-
dillon OF things.
Rev. Miss Angel lec.ured In the Concert
| Hall course OF entertainments Friday even.
log, March ~, 20 = good a~udienee, on the
subject "a Good Name" Those who az
tended speak In terms OF high praise OF the
address.
q. L. Beal and II. N. Bearce have pre-
sented the Fable Library, quite 4 number
| OF volumes OF the Congregational Record.
| The Library now numoers nearly one
thousand and my volumes and " hun
bred and dry members aud Is Increasing
| both every week.
very interesting temperance meeting
was held al the Methodist church last
sunday, with &. y. Lord 10 the chair. The
same gentleman will preside next time,
| when the question OF licensing q town
| llquor agent will be discussed.
simeon Drake has moved into The Hawk
lns rent on Main Street.
George II. watkins, former editor OF
| your paper, made Us q brief call last week.
David Knapp. ESQ, Is suffering rom q
very severe paralytic shock. AZ one time
IL was thought be could no, recover, bat
q, last reports was better, and hopes are
entertained OF his recovery.
TIE horse breeders exchange, aiyer.
,Ised 10 be holden At South Paris, seemed
10 make It's home 81 Norway. last week.
Our streets were nlled with tro,te.s Toes
day, and on "Wednesday the great exhibl'
ton OF valuable horses WAS held on our
lake, where . track had been cleared upon
the ice.
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