Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-03
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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Univsrsalss Church. Rev. Caroline Z. AnSsll
e si NJ s.Ssss as. .sEo :siI is 81 Ss''
second Congregational Church. Rev: ID. 3.
Rideout. Pastor. Preaching service, Sunday
70 80 A. n; sabbath school, HES A. n; social
H s:siss i% .ssss say Y Young rsop.
Mssheli.s Church, Rev. j. n. Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching Service, lo;sp A. n; sabbath school.
ls;oo n; social Evening Meeting. 100 =; n:
Meeting. Friday. 7;soP.n.
STATED MEETINGS.
r.AA. M.-Unlon n. A. g., No. %, assemble.
"Wednesday Evening. ON OF before fuii moon, ..
h.;sns Sd nan ~ i. f s.a.,e %s s oS ID o,s
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. u.
q s. NJ. Friday evening. on OF amer full moon.
Norway Division. Sons Of Temperance, In hyer'
1. 90. F.EReEular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every rueslay Evening. wihiey Encamp.
meni, No. IN, meets In Odd fellows' Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month:
X. oip-ReguIsr meeting IN Hathaway Hioss.
No. Il. mssss third Friday Of each
q. A. R-IIarry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Rysr.oa Han on The third Friday Evening OF
s. Of v~weuinssea Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday evenings OF eaeh
W. r. c.-Meets In Grange Hall third Friday
u. O.G. C.@Mssss the 81 and l,h Thursday
evening. Of each month I'm Ryerson Han. -.
r. Of H.-Norway Grange meets every other
at Grange Hall.
Norway Light Infantry. = Regular meetings
The nrst and thru Friday evenings VI eseh
\. X. O. P-Lale.ide Lodg., No. isi. meets in
Ryersoa Hall. on the nrst and third "Wednesday
svssinss Of each month. o., p.. a. Al.
authorized iocal agent and correspondent OF The
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him WIZ
Be appreciated By The pubushers.
The school authorities speak very
highly of truant officer A. p. Burnell.
The small boys also have q very excel
lent opinion Of his authority.
The county commissioners were In
town Tuesday and Wednesday establish
Ing the limits Of the stage road from
village to Waterford town line.
At the annual convocation Of Oxford
Lodge, No. IS, y. & A. NJ, Monday
evening, the following officers were elect
ed:
w. NJ y. omitu-
\. W., 10. y. Andrews.
}. W.. X. X. Andrews.
Treasurer, q. 8. Tucker.
Secretary, u. ID. smith.
s,earns, Coleman y. Lord and kugene y. smith.
The fair at Fryeburg has been very
attractive to Norway citizens this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Freeman OF
n. H., are visiting Mr.
rreeman's brother, c. Z. Freeman.
Business IL about starting up mt the
shoe factories. II Il reported that the
prospect for good seasons work is
first class.
A. T.. winship OF Boston will not be
able to lecture at the Congregationalist
church October 9TH, as expected. A
concert will be substituted for the lee
ture. Announcement will be made next
week In reference to talent, etc.
The annual church meeting OF the I'd
Congregational church was held Thurs
day evening Sept. 2lst and the follow
Ing officers elected:
Clerk. George A. wiltins.
Treasurer. Horace ssnborn.
Church Committee. Dea. w. ": Porter. 3. -.
Andrews. Mrs. N. A. Holden. Mrs. George u.
Waiting COMMITTEES. Mrs. simeon Drake, Mrs.
N. A. Holden, Mr.. Asa Aldrieh, Mrs. u. Bur-
nell. Mrs. n. L. Horne, Mrs. Adna keene. Mrs.
Prank Andrews, Mrs. Florence Whiscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Abbott Of Jack
sou. n. H., are visiting their son, Hosea
l.. Abbott.
FIJI. Noyes, Horace Cole, c. q. Mason,
NJ. l.. Kimball, Esq, and a. l.. Cook
visited the Andover fair this week.
The Norway Packing Company COM
menced canning apples Monday.
George l.. Tubbs, for the past six
years In trade at Gorham, n. H., has
gone into business with &. n. Tubbs.
rhe firm name will continue &. y. Tubbs
4 Co.
Mrs. Simeon Drake, who for the past
1--WE weeks has visited her son, DIR. W. a.
Drake at North Weymouth, Mass, has
returned.
On Thursday evening, Oct. 18th, Mrs.
Grace T.. Howe, Past Dept. President,
Of Lewiston, will inspect the Harry Rust
Relief Corps.
Annual parish meeting Of I'd Congre-
gationalist church was held Tuesday
evening, Sept. 10. Rev. b. 5. Rideout
chosen moderator and the following OH
GERS elected:
Clerk. George W. Holmes.
Collector and Treasurer, n. N. SWEET.
Business Committee. \. ID. Andrews, George
?. Jones. J. l.. Horne, 8. ii. Millett, Irving
Bean.
financial Committee. n. ID. Smith, w. II.
A. l.. y. Pike.
Musical Committee. n. l.. Horne, Mrs. II. l..
''G T,ssr. u W. h!1 KsS.i.n n. n. SWEET.
l.. 2. SWEET Of this place carried of q
rood share Of the hon0rs at the racing
meet Of the Skowhegan Wheel Club the
Sd. lie won the one-mlle handicap,
starting from the scratch, In 2 80 IL,
the state mile record two sec
,nds. lie also won the quarter-mile
With flying start In 35 IL.
II you want q gun or rife, lamps or
,rockery, -four or groceries, visit Ham,
I'm & Bicknell, Norway.
Mrs. Charles ii. Haskell Is visiting
her sister In Boston. She will return Ia
about three weeks.
Miss =. II. Prince and sister, from
Turner, Mrs. \. w. Sanborn, Miss Me-
.erye, Miss Helen Noyes, Miss +.
Watson and Miss Minnie Libby started
Tor the worlds fair Friday morning.
They intend to be gone three weeks.
The Partridge Brothers are building q
,rist mill at Norway Lake. The mill
will be located on the east end Of the
store. The firm will do all their grind
ny and what private work Is offered.
WEST OXFORD FAIR.