Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


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Wednesday. Prayer MEETING 'srn.
srArxp uKKrtses.
N.-unica u. A. e.. No. q, ass~mesrs
wcise-iAy E,eains. On &C esfcrv fall 'ssea; .,
MA..in-r fiall Regular meeting " Oxford
L-iss. No. Is. In Ns-oa,e Han. Monday E,es-
Ing on 90 tsfers full moon.
Toe T-RsssAr meeting IN Oh y.levs
Hall. every Tuesday k,eains. wikisy hscanp
ssi it s.s,,s pr,.iss sssaiss. Of s.sA mosih.
X off.-Resular msssins In Hathaway hi"h'
every Thur~isy kveninE.
l. q. q. I'll Grasss Hall. every sssariay
q. R'k-iIsrry Rs-, Pa. Ma. ~ m~-ss ..
Ne. .r.nf, Hall on 'hs 'hiri fr'iAy E'es'"s OF
q 90. c.-xc,. n. sr, and ,Alri rn'iay
r. ef u.->ervay Grange meets every o<hsr
SATURDAY ID Grsnsv Hall
Nsrvsy Lixht isfsniry. - Regular mesinr.
M ara ssi ,hiri Wednesday k'sai"r' OF s~'h
moath.
~. ssrm. Esa. Ne- 9rsns. Blra. .: ths
aasasrtss.i l.cai ax.si and csrv.pessieat Of IN
n~msrrai Cor Norway Ani favor. shown him vtn
~ appreciated by M pasnshsrs.
y. W. Sanboru. editor Of the Advcr-
tiser, attended the fryeburg and Water
ford fairs this week.
Wealthy Cox entertained her school
mate. Thursday evening, at the old Ma
sonic Hall, over Noyes' drug store. Re
treatments consisting % Ice cream and
cake were served.
John Hin died st the town farm
Thursday afternoon % heart failure.
The Norway Packing Company 10 en-
gagged In packing apples. Large guam
Titles are bring put up.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. wilson Of Con-
cord, Mass, are visiting Ia town.
Pm. samuel n. knowlAnd Installed
the officers of Oxford Lodge, No. Is, y.
A A. NJ. Monday evening. They are;
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IS. 4. %. Johs..oa.
]. - Geors. u Dana.
Mar. X. D smith.
chap. !. y. Bai,isn,
Orssni.t. n y. Brsibury.
George Thurs,on and wife have re.
turned Ia Portland.
The firm Of Frost a Hangs, grccers
has dissolved. Mr.. frost, owing to pcoI
health, re,irrs, Mr.. Bangs will carry on
the business.
David Frost, one % Norway oldest
aud most respected citizens, died saiar'
dsy. lie has always lived on frcsi illll
Ia Early life he taught school. Fo'
more than 4 quarter % century he ~s'
q IusiIce Of the peace. In lssS he rrpr~'
.ente,i his district In the legislature. III
served on the board % .electmen foul
year.. lie leave. two children; Irving
With whom he lived, aud Mrs. Alvin R.
rro.t. The funeral MAS held Monday
aud ~ss very largely attended by tbs
to~nspcople.
We understand that samuel Mari o
sweden Ia. bought the III. III. iio-meI
stand on Water street.
4 brick sidewalk will he laid In from
90 On. Heals House.
The I. ~. q. r. having dishandei,
Division 81 the sou. % Temperance u
to b. organized here.
The Ovtober term % the Norway Mn
nIcipal Court Was held Tuesday.
At the annual convention 90 Cnior
Royal Arch Chapter, No. VI. Weine-
day evening, the follo~lng officers ~er'
elected:
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l Tvs., Cru. :. rurker.
| So Ii0~ .ri o. smith.
,omniuss 20 ftsaBcs, Z. u. wstsrs. A. G.
kius. ami D.. y. smith
The new time table Of the q. r. u. u
vent Into effect Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Bell are 4
move To BANGOR.
Gu Tuesday evening the ladies Of th
Congregational society will hold thei
fir.t circle. supper AZ the usual hou
followed by . literary en,ertAlnme
"Wednesday morning the new lodge y
Uniform Rank knights % Pythias form
81 on Main street and marched aroun,
the SQUARE down Main aud Cottage u
the depot. escorted by the Cadet Hand
They took the 10 ~ train Tor is~istoi
wber. they participated In the pleasure
% the field day. They made an excel
lent appearance under command OF Capt
u. D. bradbury.