Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.

NORWAY.
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Univsrsanss ChurcA. Rsv. Caroline X. Angel
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HssSoi,.s cIari. Rev. J. n. Roberts. i.sse.
Preaching service, 1914 A., ~; sabostn ceecot
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P.AA. M-Usioa 4. A. c. No. 3, assemble:
i 1879 IA iS /. Mssosic iisii. Monday Even
IN . or befors full moon. oxford Conseil. q
NJ rrsi.y evening. On nor os ~, wi \. Rysr
con Hail every SATURDAY EVENING. "a, ,,.-..
TOO. F.ReEulAr meeting n Odd ssnows
Han every rss.a.y EysslrEi widsy I'm, ks sscSnS
X. Of P.-RsGular meeting IN Hathaway hiock.
every rhurpisy Evening. ". X, a. d. Noyes
biyisIoa. No. n. meets third f,day OF sAeA
o. 4. Hilary Rus. Pos. No: -, nsss. u Z,
5. Of vGwslrassea Hobbs Camp mess. The
second and fourth Friday evenings OF eaeh
w. c.-Nsets In Orange Hall third Friday
q. 90. c-Assss the ., and th Ihursiay
.fm-vor-.v S.rsnss net every osheT
Saturday Il Grange Hall. -
Norway LiRht Infantry. - Regular meedngs
The nrss and third Friday evenings OF ssch
n. P.-Lakssias Lodge, No. III. meet: IN
Rysrsoa Han. on the arsi and third "Wednesday
evenings of each month.
(. =. SMITH. Eso. Ne. Grange Block. :: n:
Sss s ANIL ssos sSS%n hin VII
b spprscisssi By iSs pubushsrs.
The stable keepers are enjoying first
class patronage now owing to the excel
lent sleighlng.
Plenty Of stove wood In the market fol
s6 Der cord; dry cord wood for el.9
and Is. The farmers have not com.
meuced to haul green wood yet; II will
probably bring $3.50 and "a per cord.
The governors reception mt Norway
Hall Friday evening, Dec. ed, will b
the attraction Of the season. First class
music has been engaged for the evening
DIR. A. ". French has purchased the Q
l.. Pike stand on Main Street and vii
move Into the house at once.
Mr.. Percy ID. Lowell and wife have
returned to Yarmouth.
On Thursday evenings the Norway
Public Library will be closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. o. Bailey OF Portland
visited Hon. A. 3. Klmball the pssl
week. Mr.. Bailey Is editor OF the sun
day Times.
". L. Bartlett OF Chicago will visit Ii
town. Mr.. Bartlett was one Of tn,
guards at the worlds fair.
The village schools commenced Mon
day. The attendance Il large. Trusnl
officer, A. Z. Burnell, IL enjoying lots oil
business Just now as many OF the boy
greatly enjoy skating aud coasting.
Nothing has been discovered as to thu
whereabouts Of artist j. w. Swan so fal
as the public know.
II IL reported that the wallaces Of
Rochester, N. H., are In town examining
the water power with view Of uniting
the upper and lower privileges undeI
one management. Should this be done
they will probably fully develop thu
power at the falls. They are expendinl
q number OF thousand dollars on the
electric light plant and fast becoming
financially interested In the welfsre u
the town.
Col. w. w. whitmarsh, Mrs. Whit
marsh and Tim Slmth are all on tn
sick list with severe colds or Ia grippe
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
December 18th and nth, are the dates O
the Congregational fair at the vestry o
the church. On Friday evening at tn
Opera House will be given concert II
connection with the fair. Prof. GeOrg'
ID. Currie OF Colby University, reader
| A. +. Norseworthy cornetist, Norway
Mandolin Club and qusrtette
banjo aud guitar club Of South Parli
will furnish plenty OF entertainment
Admission Is cents.
Rev. G. Z. Angel visited and preach
ed at Rumford Falls and Dixfeld Sun
day. Rev. w. w. Hooper preached
here.
VIM. NJ. Brooks, the veteran schoo
teacher, has just finished his lOlst tern
Of school. His last term was In Grafton
and was twelve weeks long.
Josiah Weeks, who lives In Waterford
while returning from Norway few
DAYS since claims TO have had an attacl
Of heart trouble, to which he Is subjec
and while In . semi-unc0nsciOus condi
ton he has an Impression that some ont
moved him. At any rate II Is claimed
that he found himself poorer by Sl'
when he recovered.
The new windows and carpet for thu
Universallst church have been pur
chased aud the edlhce will soon be read!
for occupancy. ~.
Christmas slippers, the largest stool
In this county, at Smiley Shoe Store, op
poslte Elm House, Norway, Maine. L
y. SWEET, manager.
DIR. Haxelton removed an ovarian
tumor containing three quarts OF nult
from the wife Of Leonard Flint las
Wednesday, and ut this writing the
patient Is doing well.
Messrs. George Il. Wallace, and BIZ
father, +. Wallace Of Rochester, y. ii.
have purchased the savings bank title IL
the upper mill privilege; also the Har
riman Bros. interest In the lower girls,
mill privilege at the falls. This vest
the title to the water power In Messrs
Wallace, and without any question TIN
Investment will be greatly to Norway
advantage.
The following officers were elected u
Wellington Camp, 3. Of W, No. %, Fri
day evening:
Capt. y. T. Bartlett.
lst Lieut.. n. 4. Stiles.
81 Lieut., e. e. Meserve.
Camp Council, n. Arthur Robbins, Chas. v,