Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-09
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


Univsrsanss Chsrrh. Rev. Careline T. An8sl
N: ssSSssS-sskssl 3 ;vr.n:
ie:0 A. h; ssSSash school. II Is 4. r.; social
Msssins. f:eo ?. Nj regular weekly Prayer
Ass.ias, . :. =, msrday; Young rsopks
Hssssii.s Church. Rev. J. n. Roberts. Pastor.
i1,oO NJ; social Evening Meeting. 7.oo r: n;
Tse.day rnyer Nesting. 1'o ?. NJ; Chss
sspsl.s ChSrs. Rsy. hicifoi,i, Pastor Preach.
Ing service q 2. ~; sabbath school . - =. N;
social Msesing1 =. y. wednesday, Prayer
Meeting 1:OP.n.
STATED MEETINGS.
A. M.-Unioa n. A. G. No. 2, assemble:
L"dSs. No. is. In Mssonic Hail. Monday Even
inx On or befors fall moon. oxford Council. u
3. NJ fItiay evening. on or afssr full mooa.
con lailsyery saturday evening. ,,
I.O. q. f-ReSuhr nesting In Odd lellows
Hail, every Tuesday Evening; wiley kncamp.
ment. No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
x K. Sff.1RssuIar meeting In iissSawsy block.
GA. Hilary Rass Pess, No. -, meets In
Ryersoa Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
10. q. C.-Nsess the 81 and a,h Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
r. ofH.-Norvay Grange mests every other
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
he second and fourth Friday evenings Of each
month.
ls.s oas,, No. Y, ,S,o; , meet 81. IN
Wellington Hobbs Camp. $. of ". meets the
sscond and fourth Friday evenings OF esen
w. II. C. meet. In Grange Hall third Friday
E.F.snIrH, ESQ. New Orange Block. .: the
authorized local agent and correspSndens OF tss
b appreciated By The pubhshers.
s. 4. Millett IL hard at work repairing
the village streets. He ls sure to make =
popular and painstaklng surveyor.
The "IIoodlum Comedy Company" APP
peared at the Opera House "Wednesday
evening.
The village schools closed this week.
The scholars will enjoy long vacation
before another term commences.
After q prolonged sickness Charles
Pike died ut his residence on Paris
Street. Some four years ago Mr.. Pike
discovered q 'plpe" cancer In his lip.
The most skillful treatment failed to
stop the cancer0us growth and after
great suffering he passed away.
Charles ii. Haskell and Azel Faunce
remain about the same. They are both
very low and weak.
The wedding reception OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen i. Brooks and MIR. and
Mrs. George ii. Hill Monday evening
was largely attended, notwithstanding
the disag reeable weather. The presents
were many aud valuable accompanied
by the best wishes OF host Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Horne are visit
Ing In Salem and Weymouth, Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. C. II. George Of Hebron was In
town Tuesday.
About the last Of May the Universallst
Circle will present drama following
which will be q sale Of fancy articles.
Mrs. A. L. Morrison Il sick with ty-
phoid fever ut Rumford Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howe are enjoying the company OF
their grandchildren.
About one hundred Odd Fellows at
tended the NJ. 4. church, Sunday, where
they observed the 7ith anniversary Of
Odd Fellowship. Rev. John II. Roberts
preached an eloquent and able sermon
to the order.
Irving Frost Was at home this week
making arrangements to either sell or
let his farm. lie will probably not re-
turn to Norway to live.
Norway people are looking forward tn
q first class entertainment by the Berlin
Opera Company. The company come
highly recommended and without doubt
Il will be the event Of the season.
Albert L. Bassett has been appointed
deputy sheriff for Cumberland County.
Town clerk Mason says the dog
business Il brisk.
The May term Of the Norway Munich
pal Court was held Tuesday. The
docket shows several new entries.
Judge whitman does quite large civil
business In his court.
Where do you buy your boots and
shoesr We hope at Smiley Shoe Store
opposite Elm House, Norway, Maine.
II you do not, what Is the reasony See
adj.
The graduating exercises Of Norway
High school took place mt the Opera
House, Thursday evening, May I. The
house was crowded, every seat was
checked and the interest Of the citizens
Of the town In the welfare Of the school
Was very evident. The class Of 93 Ii
one Of the best ever graduated from Nor
way high school. The stage was beauti-
fully decorated with an abundance Of
lovely flowers. The diplomas were
presented by John A. Roberts after very
appropriate remarks. The class officers
are ss follows:
President, W. q. whitman.
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