Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
NORWAY.
CnrnfHEs.

Ualver.ali.i Church. Rev. Caroline y. AngsI
Pastor. Preaching service an sanday' ~ '. =.
Sabbath seh"oi, lr.s
ps.saf Preaching service, sandal. 10 % A. n. ral
bath sohaai, m as AZ. soeial Msetng.io o.. D.
Tuesday, Ladies Prayer Meeting, - '. y.
nar.d.y. regular weekly Prayer Meeting -
hs,asi.i CAarrh. J. a. Cory. Pastor rrsssh
lag ssvics. 10 ~ a. ~. sabbath schoolt ~ 90 =.
SoelAl Eysnlng Meeting. 90 y. -; weins.ial
Prayer Meeting. : - =. ~, Class Meeting. FRIDAY
STAYED ussrrSss.
"a A. h.-ualoa u. A. q. No. -. assemblies
"Wednesday Evenins, on 90 bsfsrr nil meon, a Ma
scale Hall Albon iisr.sy. u: y. Regular ..eeiinl
q oslsri LedE, No =. IA ha'@nIe Ia; M MsI -.
4. a. %. f.-IlsralH meeting n Oh fslios,
Hal, every Tuesday Iycnias. A. L. ". IKE, sec
wlldsy Esesmpment. No. ~. ineets In obi fslioss
m ,s '' r. W.ss aT ssrI. .lr.ed Natal Ne
lief Association II Msne-L q, %. v. ANNA
nssilns. third headsy In January. As. hi1nbah
K.or P.-Rsrulu meeting IN IIAihswsy Bicel
every "Wednesday Ey,ning. A. ]. Rose. c. C..
u. " tAsssle. X. ~ Il. and =.
10. q. Tia Guage Ilan.sveu Saturday eve
ning. Eagens Andrews. w.
q, A, HILLARY Rs.i rosi, No. -. meet. ths ~,
FRIDAY EVenlns In each moath. In GrNngs Hal. ID
u.o.u. i.-Mssi. ths afst asi third Friday sysu
ihg. u eash nonth. Geo. A. Clsa5ss, NJ Iaciii'
III sf V'tMsst. In tiraars IIall arss .nd third Moa
day evenings u each mouth. j. hamDus, t.pt.
Regular mestings ~ che Nofssy faght Iafantry
ths hr., AL Third Wednesday evening" Of each mouth
An act OF honesty was well rewarded
MOudsy OF this week. la this village
Charles II Brett, Benz rucker's MILK man,
found I've dollar bill while on bis round
In the morning. IL was turned over 10 the
editor OF the Advertiser with = request 10
advertise the sans that the owner might
be fJuni. n. r. Perkins OF Delta, Col,
who 4 now stopping here, proved To be
the owner. lie took the bill and a. re-
ward for Mr. Breit's honesty. len him
a. 50 Evidently there are some honest
people yet.
Jaigs II. A. Frye ofBs,hsl. was In town
Monday.
The following are the Officers OF the
Norway BuIliIng Association President,
". W. Mllleit, yiee.ptesideut, w. w.
whltmar.h, secretary, II. NJ. Bearce
tre a.urer, n ID Smith, directors, w. II.
whi,comb, q. l.. Hathaway. v. w. San.
born, J l.. Horne aud \. ID. Andrews,
Daring the last year $500 has been paid on
the deb, and al annual dividend VI four
Per cent. declared.
A party OF about any attended the Unl'
yer.sll.t picnic a. freel,nd H0we's Cot
laec, Cedar Lodge" They report most
snI 1yable time. Mr.. lowe's cottage IL
acknowledged by all TO be the best ous on
the lake shore.
Thur.d,y evening, Aug S0,h. Judgs
Whitman aud A. D. iierriek, ESQ, OF
Bethel will speak 10 the people OF Hunts
Corner and Vicinity on the political Issues
NJ the day.
Mr. aud Mrs A y Briggs OF Psfkmsn,
Pisealsqals county, visited al T. L. HAN
Always mi. week Mr. Bdggs for . short
line wss engaged la the boot and shoe
1uslnes. IN this village, In the store now
occupied by Elliott
oSron's New Orleans Minstrel. gave
an excellent entertainment 81 Norway
Opera House. Moni,y evening. They had
fnl house
" g. walker. Esq 81 Lowell, has been
stopping At the Elm House this week.
The ,ll.g, has been visited this week
by q large number OF hofsemen sni oihcrs
Inter, ,tsd Ia the race. a. the fair grounds
The gres, attraction was the third snhu
al meeting ~ the oxford cOuniy Troiiing
Horse Brrcdsrs' Association.
OH. True % Lowell. has bssn visiting
AZ G.. II Cummings, this week.
Rsv A A Phelps Of New Jersey. spoke
on the prohibition issue Tuesday evening
al the Opera House. There were - pres
snt, mostly Democrats, who spplaui.d
very freely and contributed generously OF
l.. a - al haN
the ground that the Republican party must
be defeated mi. fall. That be did not et'
Dec, The Pfohlbltionl.ts would be success
fal thl. year. etc. lie said that The Two
Oh parties were corrupt, that The best
psr, OF the Democracy IL In The South
while the wors, IL In the North. Ths, .
the evil l. . ua,ion,l one The party should
be q nstiouAl party.
The Bethel Dramatic Club played "Our
Folks" AZ the Opera House Saturday even
ing. IN /. very fair suilence. Owing 20
the fact that the drains has been plsyed
here several times before, TIE attendance
vas no, a. large s IL otherwise would
have been. The company dii credit TO
themselves.
Hon y y. Rand ofLoekes Nils, was In
town Tuesday
Attic regular meeting OF oxford Lodge
40 II, y. & A 81. Monday evening, The
work 10 the third degree was witnessed by
large delegations from West Paris, Bol
.,-r's Mills, aud Waterford. AMER the
work there was served AhrstelAss supper
Levi. Loy,Ipy OF this village has been
granted . pension.
Uou Frank X Foster Of Massachusetts,
spoke 81 Norway Opera House wednesday
evening. Aug Esd. upon the political issues
OF the day. Mr. Foster came 10 this place
during The recent labor troubles sni for
want ola better place 20 speak - the
Knights of Labor entertained bis Few
hearers In . cheese factory NJ Norway
Lake. Mr. FOSTER L. very fair speaker
The discourse ssyor,d so strongly OF
laborl-m ths, the few attempts made 10
,ppl.ud the -p-sksr were not perfect
.acces. Ne. NJ ". Packard OF Baltimore,
MI, formerly Of this yillsge. addressed
the audience for Thirty minutes Ia an slo.
qasni spe, eh lie was loudly applauied
by his many old friends.
Many prominent Republlcans from ysri
Gus parts Of Oxford Couaty attended 10"
meeting OF the Rspu bliesn County Com
rnittse al Elm House Hall Tuesdsy even
log. They reported the Republican on,
look to be very promising throughout the
county.
%. N. Cummings carried about twenty
members OF the Harrison 4 Morton club
20 Lewiston Saturday evening to hear
james q. Blaine SPEAK. The Club Ia Wide
awake. Men who have been considered
Democrats heretofore have Joined The cluh
aud wear the Republican uniform. Nor
way Democrats dOAr cant free trade.