Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
NORWAY.
STATED MEETINGS.

f.&A. M.-Uniou n. A. C.. No. %, assemblies
"Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, at
E Eoass. So nan sssSSie s Hail. Monday fSs%
Ing on or before full moon.
90. f.-RegulaI meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall. every Tuesday Evening; wihisy Encamp.
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
X. Of P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening.
I. D. q. TIN Grange Hall, every Saturday
q. Auxiliary Rust Poet. No. 81, meets In
New Grange Hall On the third Friday Evenings Of
o. o. q. C.-Meet. the frs, and third Friday
Y. Of H.-Norwsy Grange meets every other
saturday at Grange Hail.
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings.
The nr-t aud third Wednesday Evenings vi each
month.
E.F. SMITH, ESQ, New Grange Block, IL the
authorized local agent and correspondent Of the
Democrat for Norway and fayors shown him viii
10 appreciated by the publishers.
The engineer at the pumping station
was Obliged to visit South Paris early
Thursday to repair break In the water
main.
The village schools commenced again
Monday morning. No change Of teach
ers. In the high school 20 scholars
were registered; In the first grammar
~; In the second grammar 30; In the
north intermediate %; south interme-
date 81; upper primary 10; middle pri-
mary 81 and lower primary q. Thus
showing an Increase In attendance In near
iy all the departments.
Adns r. Dyer after long sickness
died at his home on Cottage street, of
consumption, Wednesday morning.
The funeral took place Thursday, at one
o'clock, Rev. Miss ANGEL officiating.
Oxford Lodge, No. IL, y. & A. NJ, took
charge Of the remains. After q short
service at the house large delegation
accompanied the body to the cemetery
on Fore street In Oxford.
Hon. ii. NJ. Bearce has been at Houl-
ton during the past ten days on business.
lie returned Thursday.
Albert ID. Park, Register Of Probate,
waa In town Tuesday.
Work In the shoe factories continues
frst class.
Noyes & Andrews have received their
goods aud are arranging the store which
will be opened In few days. IL will be
one Of the best stores In town.
Miss q. NJ. Packard has, we UNDER
stand, sold her millinery business to
May Libby Of Paris.
Asa True was taken dangerously sick
Wednesday afternoon. He was feeling
first rate few moments before the at
tack-supposed TO be the bursting Of q
blood vessel or aploplexy-and In reply
to question by his wife said IL never
felt better In my life." He suddenly
raised his hand to his head and COM
planned ola violent headache. He was
carried to his room and has remained
unconscious. No hopes are entertained
for bis recovery.
Asa d. True died Friday evening at
about ten o'clock. He gradually grew
weak from the time OF the attack and
quietly passed away In the evening.
Mr. True was member of the X. of p,
No. II, also of N. X. o. Of p. He was
also prominent In the Unlversalist 90
clety. or congenlal aud happy turn
Of mind he made and retained many
warm friendships. lie leaves widow
and one child.
The @. A. II. have engaged Rev. Mlss
ANGEL to deliver the Memorial Day
address this year.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will hold fair at the church wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, March 9Th
and 9th. the proceeds to be used to pay
the church debt.
Al the annual convocation of Oxford
Council, II. q 3. ~, No. IA, Friday even
Ing, the following ofiiosrs were eleotsd
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cenmis.ss q risascs. G. d. waters. =. 2.
Smith. Z. L. webb.
II you ned footwear 70 to Smiley
shoe store opposite Elm House.