Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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Is;s a. y; sabbath sshsei. u Is A. n. sssial
Meeting. tn 2. ~; vrular ue>Aiy Prayer
hctisg, |. mr.. y, thursday. Young feepie's
ms<tinx ft.isy % pr.h.
Nssis.ii-s Churh, ksy. y. W. smith. Pastel
u ~s.. Ss.ial k,enlnk Meeting. 'iss y, -.
Tuesday Prayer Mesting. u N y. ~. Class
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Wednesday. Prayer Nesting iiSr.h.
STATED MEETINGS.
rAA M.-rnisa n A. e. No. ~ assemble.
"Wednesday Eveninx. ca er t~fsrv fuii moon, ~
ss,s,a, nslL ss.s.s ,, ,,. q o s,sr
Ing On er lsferv fan mc"n.
Loo t,-iseguLsr meeting IN oh feilo~s'
Hall every TUESDAY Evening, whitley kscsmp
msni. No. b, ms~ss In oil Willows Hail. .cconsi
ant f.arth trtisy kseninx. ~ essh m.nth.
n ofP-Gessi.r mss,ias In Hathaway BiosA,
q. a. Tia o~Ss, Hall. every ss,sriay
q. A'k-Ilarry Ra.t re-s. Ne ~, msss. "a
Ss- .-sr, Hall "a ,ss ,Airi Frsi.y E'saiss Of
CO. month.
U.o.0. c.-Ncss. tho ar-s ami ,hiri Fr'i.y
eysnins- % earh month.
saturday a GrsArs Hall
Noruay Iixht Iafantry. - Regular meeting.
ths nrst AMI thlri Wednesday Evenings of easf
month-
Er. SMITH. Eso. Ne~ Grnss Blsh. .. hs
Tssmosrsi Coo Norway aBi ts,or. sho~a HIN ~il
BE- apprsiAied BY M pabisherss
Henry r. French, clerk for y. T.. stons
IL enjoying his vacation.
The Democrats of this village were
addressed BY Charles D. johnson al
wateryiile, Daniel J. McGillicuddy al
Lewiston aud Hon. II. y. Shepard o'
BOSTON Monday evening.
Thomas Crockett Il making the town
voting shelves, etc, which Will be used
on the approaching election.
After a long time the hill boards 10
front ~ the shoe factory on Main street
have bcen removed.
A large company from this place al
tended the Republican rally at south
Paris Tuesday evening to hear Sepatoi
Hale and Henry II. Clca,es, Esd.
The bridges near the shoe factory have
been re-plsnked.
Hsy. w. u. Hooper and family Of
Taunton, Mass. are visiting Ia this VII
lsgc. Mrs. Hooper and the two chill
tircn have hsen here for several weeks.
y. y. Andrews h keeplns book. at the
corn factory.
Joseph Long aud 4. y. Durgln arr
LAYING the foundation for >ils. Wether
bee. house on Crescent street.
Major n. u. Mille,t % Boston u en-
loving the week with friends In town.
". =. Pratt l. Ia put In another por
table oven In order 10 supply his In
creased number Of patrons With fcod.
The lawn party given by Mr.. and Mrs
stephen n. Cummings saturday Was th'
event of the season. The beautiful lswI
In trout of the residence on whitman
street Was Illuminated, aud Afforded
delightful place for danc.. Games ans
music we're In order during the evening
Refreshments, consisting 81 Ice crrsu
aud cake, werc served Ia the eight!
gue-i., aDd IN. party dispersed q litil'
bsfur, the two hand. of the clock reach
cd twelve.
n. a. Holden and sous Of lla,crhill
Mass, sr, In town.
To~n clerk Mason ha. reviewed tn
hallst. for the September election am
|. keeping strict guard over them.
n L. reported that the Atkinson lIou.'
Furnishing Go. will close the branch sior'
In this place soon.
bon 4. >eitI, ~ the New York l.s
conicr. l. making hi. annual visit her
ihi. week.
C.E. Ward Of Bethel !. supplying "
4. Rolfc'. place 10 baggage master a
the depot this week.
We understand that the Backfiel'
Bras. Hand have underbld the Nor~a!
Cadet Rand, aud will furnish music 10
the cattle show.
The game 81 base hall between tn
cutter. aud lastsrs 10 II. y. splnny 4
Co., PLAYED on the fair grounds, RESULTS
Ia a score ~ 5 Ia II In favor of the cut
t.rs.
IN. Congregational church will Il
r.-openei SUNDAY, sept. q. Instead ~
IN. regular sunday school session, tn
time will be devoted to exercises COZ
si.ting % singing, r-cltstIons, etc.
Mr.. Jones ". swan, while calling s'
the cottages on the east side of the lake
was thrown from her carriage aud In
jurrd. Not seriously however.
| 4. u. Cumming. q sou. are putting
the chair factory la order for buslnc.s
IN. machinery 4. being plac,si and IN
buIldInr 4. receiving m. iinI.hin, touch
o.. m an. can Indr. nv IN. varied In
ldu.tri.. carried on by thI. firm, till. on,
Will ~ork 10 IN. henifi, os IN. place.
Come TO the fair Srpt. n, ia aud u
and b. SURF and buy your boots an'
shoes at smiley sho. store oppo~i,
Elm House. Norway, Ne.
After IN. regular meeting of Zen
n..~a...-. Io,igr. No. l., n. OF 4.
Ihur.i.y evening. Al which the thrc
DEGREES we're worked. IN. new brsncl
Of the order va. instituted by Col
Stuart % wAter,ille. assisted by .eyers
other PROMINENT Pythi,ns. The de.lg
nation of the new lodge will he ~. u
Noy.. DixI.Ion. No. ~. Uniform Rank
A o,p- rh.r, Ar. ,hirty.thr,. chartr
m.nh.r. IN. followiny an, the of
nrr.,
n. p,,.
hn.ss nl.s,
~ mig" "'ssNAs " -
m. p,ifo,m. ar, ~ black with whit
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helmet adorned With fountain pluines
rel The swords are very pretty. Ate
IN. e,rrmonIe. wer, finished n hanaue
Was ready for the company. The ~orl
lasted until nearly morning when eaei
went 10 his home having enjoyed TN
night AZ only l'ythisns know how.
Inc many suih,s y, w
CADET Band were disappointed Ia Iesri
That homs talent had apparently me
-. 40,
Will shSn' i. a.,
4 The first reunion az the class OF VI