Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
NORWAY.

| v. w. Hills was In Boston during I'M
week buying goods for the holida!
trade.
We understand that Miss Monehau
his been hired for another year. Shs
has filled the position Of librarian OF TIN
Norway Public Library during the pas
year With great satisfaction 20 the public
Past Master, A. 8. Kimball, installed
the Officers Of Oxford Lodge, No. IL, y
q A. NJ, Monday evening. They wer'
40 follows:
W. n, T. y. Smith.
s.w-H y. Z. Andrsw:.
Treas, Q. Q. Tucker.
secvtsry, n. u. Smith.
SD n. L. Kimbali.
,. D.. q. x. Lassslls.
S.. 4 TX. I. E Esssf.
Chapiais, j. K. Huddsa.
Aafshal. VIC. Leayits.
2 2ys..' 4. E. z. K k.n Bradbury
Mrs. winthrop Stevens is having her
house shingled.
Deputy Sheriff A. P. Bassett seized
quantity of liquor this week.
j. A. Ridlon Of Turner visited his son,
c. r. Ridlon, the past week.
K. K. Hastlngs OF Fryeburg was In
town Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. ID. Andrews have re-
turned to their home for tho wiuter.
On Friday, December 9Th, ut the
Grange Hall, will be held farmers In
stitute. The programme 10 given elS-
where In this paper.
When you need anything 10 dry or
S..o., ..o<A. \. dtaas I. M santa furnlali-
ing., It will pay you to visit Noycs q
Andrews, Norway, Maine.
Rev. Edwin b. Stiles lectured Mt the
Baptist church Monday evening on Indi,
having recently returned from that
country where he has passed i've years
as missionary. His lecture WAS very
interesting. Ills manner was pleasing
and easy. Mr.. Stiles Is son-ln-lAw OF
Benjamin Tucker OF Norway Lake, with
whom he 10 vislting. Mrs. STILES who
was obliged to return from India owing
to poor health 10 ln o hospital 10 Boston
where she IL slowly recovering.
w. C. Cole narrowly escaped fall OF
sixty feet Friday; while at work on tie
old pulp mill shingllng, the staging on
which he was Mt work gave way. For
tunately the last staging held.
v. NJ. Whitman has been elected ora
tor Of the senior class In Colby Uni'er'
slty.
A number Of Norway people visited
Lewiston and attended Col. Ingcrsolrs
lecture on "Freedom Of Man, Woman
and Child
Noyes & Andrews, Norway, Maine,
are closing out their ladies' aud chill
dren's winter garments very cheap.
Call aud see the bargains they are offer
Ing.
moved on to the Allen farm In East
Waterford.
Mrs. Moses Parsons died ut the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, Isaac Titcomo'
Friday.
town.
The "Title Party Wednesday even
Ing at Odd Fellows Hall, given by Belle
Whitcomb, Nellie l.. Andrews, Cora IL.
Shedd and Mrs. Georgia Swain, was one
Of the most pleasant. The company
broke up little aft,r midnight all vot-
Ink the affair far ahead OF any entertain
ment OF the season.
Christmas slippers, the largest stock
and beat assortment ever shown In OK
ford County, now ready for inspection
nc Smiley Shoe Store, opposite Elm
House, Norway, Maine. 4. N. SWEET,
manager. go,
II. E., Seward 8. Stearns, insts lied
the officers OF Union Royal Arch Chapter
No. 80. They were As follows;
II. r.. c. Y. Ridion.
X. J. y. King.
s.. w. II. Knowiand.
sss., h. & Is. = sT TSi.'r'
G. IT,, ID. y. Bradbury.
=. B., l.. II. Andrews.
n. A. G., Jas. q. Crooker.
NJ. sd W, w. Q. Ieaviu.
Md V, X y; Bleknell.
sub. II. X. Mixer.
The next meeting Of the teachers
association organized by the teachers ~
the towns of Norway, Paris and Oxford,
will be held at the Norway High School
room Saturday afternoon, December 9th.
at 2 o'clock. The topic for discussion
will be geography. Il Is earnestly de-
sired that q large attendance OF the
teachers from the above named towns
will be present. The subject will he de-
bated by instructors Of experience and
ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Roberts and son
will spend Thanksgiving week Mt Mr..
Roberts former home In AndOyer.