Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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A ~. sabbath -sks-,i. 10 orn.
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n~sisr. % ,. n; vrs.r se-kly Prayer
xrstias, !, srn, thursday. fcsss rrork's
sssssias frssiay % M ~
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u 90 n. s.siai k..al.f h.etias. '@ p -.
Tuesday Prayer hesslss. I'm '. ~. CiA.s
hsssiaf. rrs.iay, srs
sabbath sshcei rs .. ~, serial NestinGI 2. ~
Wednesday. Prayer Meeting Sr.h.
STATED sSKrises.
F.AA. Ms-rnise n A. q. No. - assemblies
wednesday Evening. on er tsferv fnil Noon, ~
Nassise Hall Regular nsstsE Of oxfori
L-ire. M. .. In hs-saie Hall. heasiay k'sa-
T. 90. f.-hssslsr m.stins w OH rsiieus'
Hall, every Tuesday k,.ainr, wihi.y kscamr
msst. No. n, mess. In osst tsllsus, Hall. ses"eh
ani fsarth trtHisy tyeniaxs % esrh month.
n. ef f.-nsxalsr messias In Hathaway bi"A,
10. q. Tia Orange Hall. every saturday
u. A'Ry-Iisrry Rust re-.. No. 81 net. In
Ne. Grsfv Half On ,hs ,AirISrti.y Evening Of
10. c.-xss,. The ara asd ,Alri Friday
r. 81 m-Scrvsy .r.asv me~ss every cshsr
sAiarisy % Graass Hall
norway Lisht iafshtry. - Regular wesinx.
Ne ar~t sni thlri Wednesday Evenings OF eseh
month.
aathoriss.i Issai as.ni asi csuespossient Of IN
Ixmcrrat Coz Norway ant favor. shown him VII
b appreciated BY Ne pubashers.
Cold weather.
some Of the Norway boys lost money
on the Sulllvsn-Corbett fight.
The selectmen were In session Thurs
DAY, Friday aud saturday listing voters.
Many Norway citizens are camping
on the shore Of the lake this week.
The speech of Gen. Joseph X. Iiawley
~ Connecticut WAS listened to by many
Republicans and DEMOCRATS.
Prof. VI. n. small left town Thursday
for his new field 81 labor. lie will as
sumo his professional duties on Monday,
sept. 18th. Mr.. small leaves many
warn friends Who sincerely wish him
great success.
Kenneth Quincy IL clerking at the
BeAls House.
The Ladies' Arion Qusrtettc viii give
an entertainment st the OPEN House
Monday evening. They are very highly
spoken of.
The village schools commenced Mon
dsy of this week.
The following citizens from this town
attended the fair at Sherbrooke, l.. ",
this week: Mr.. and Mrs. samuel IL.
Hayden, E.f. Hayden, +. l.. Webb,
Charlie. Johnston, Charles q. Mason,
VIII y. Jone. and samuel u. kno~land.
Mis-. q. VI. Packard. milliner, Mrs. T..
~. wight, resumes her work here Mon
dAy, sept. i2th.
Mr.. julia johnson, w., Clifford, 10
visiting at q. J. browns.
At the annual communication of OK
ford Lodge, No. l., y. a 4. w., the fol-
lowing officers were elected;
h..,sr Y. " iiln..
W. Z d. wsbe.
J.w o. D. An,ivvs.
~. ~ n. saith
Trvs. q = racksr.
rru.s~s. % M charity fus.i. yi,lsa ". nm.
Cyrus Tucker. ir,ins frs-t
l.. q. BsiemAn, of searsmont, nomi-
mated BY the Peoples Party for Gov
crnOr, aud Others, addressed the voter.
Of Norway from the band stand on
Bridg. street saturday evening.
Collector q. y. Lord Il suffering from
the effects Of q collision with team on
Main street. lie Il lame but not Sc
riously Injured. The carriage struck his
side and passed over his foot.
A coaching party of SIX stopped At the
Beals Hotel "Wednesday night. The
party were from Philadelphia aud Balti-
mor.. six beautiful horses werr at
tachc,i To the coach.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. knight of Manchester
by-the-Sea. Mass, are enjoy Ing the week
with Mrs. knights relatives In this VII
lage.
\ large number Of our people visited
IA. fair al Lewiston.
We understand that Mrs. y. u. Chase
will 20 to lIaverhill, Mass, Ia live.
The drummer boys have organized
~hat will b. known as the Norway
Drum Corps With the followln. officer.
Leader. Fss,ns Warren.
hahagsr, a.. 4. IIoiieh.
rrs.-, Howard Noahg.
80 a. tN-keti-
brum hAof, L. tru-.
"My house shall be called q house 81
prayer for all people" was the text used
by Rev. n. =. Rideout last sabbath morn
Ing AZ the r,~dedlcation 81 the III Congrc-
gatiouAl church. IL VAS an earnest and
sincere discourse particularly appro-
PIRATE for the ccCaslon. The door we're
opened Sunday with q cordial invita-
ton for all a. enter, which, To judge by
appearances, va. generally accepted.
The cilhcc l. beautiful. In addition "a
the necessary repair. the audience room
has been recarpstei aud frescoed.. The
organ has been moved from the west IN
the east end Of the church Into the rcces.
built for its receptiOn. hack 81 the pull
pin and choir. Memorial windows are
soon Ia b. put into the audience room.
The gallery formerly used by the choir
la. been furnished with pews thus
greatly Increasing the seating capacity
81 the church. In the ye.try the change
I. even greater n possible. The add
ton has been finished Into . small ves-
try, n kitchen and lanitor's room. The
small yestry will be used for prayer
meetings, etc.; the kitchen by the
Ladies sewing Circle In the preparation
% their excellent suppers, and the
anitor's room for coal, etc. both ves-
trie. have been beautifully fresooed.
The old kitchen which Il TO be used a. a
elias. room, and small ,estry have been
csrpeted. In fact the whole church has
been so thoroughly changed that one
would hardly know II. The appoint
ments In every particular are modern.
Everything bespeaks the future pros
perity OF the society.
Every intending purchaser Of Flour,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps,
Dinner SETS, Guns, Rides aud Heyolvers
will do well by buying their goods Of
iIamlin 4 Bicknell. They have the best
stock To select from aud the finest store
Ina town. They are just charging by
putting In more shelves and new Office,
which gives them more room. They
invite you Ia call and see the changes.
Dr. Harry Chase, Of HAyerhill, Mass,
IL spending his vacation with his mother.
u. VI. Cummings lost valuable horse
= few days since.
James mell has sold his boarding
house business and will retire from the
management Of the house In few days.
The universalist church !. being ~
paired. 4 new door has been put down
Ia the yestry, and the steps At the front
/ -. a n. a n. A.