Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


DIRECTORY.
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second Coasrsgasisaal Church. Rev: b 8.
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meeting Friday - ! % P.n.
HssSodiss Church. Rev. J. II. Roberts. Pastor.
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Bapsss Church. Rev. Bedford, rsseor. feach.
Ing sevic. 9. Z. H.; sabbath school ID ~:
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STATED nKErIxos.
r.&A. M.-Union n. A. c.. No. =, assemblcs
M:sSiss . ssa Es o. meeting ss.1s;
Lodre. No. Is. in Hssonic Hall, Monday Even
ing On OF before full moon. Oxfor,i Council, y.
~. fnd.y evening. on or afssr fsi, n ssss
con Hall every saturday evening.
I. d. d. F.-ReGulAr meeting In Odd Iellows'
Hall. every Tuesday Evening: Wihey Encamp.
neni, No. ~, meets In Odd Fellows, Hal. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
K. ofP-RsEular meeting in Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening.
GA. Hillary Rnss Post, No. y, meets IN
Ryerssn Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
each month.
o. o. q. C-Mssts the u and lth Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Han.
y. Of H.-Norway Orange meets every other
Saturday at Orange Hall.
SorSsy ngh. Infantry. = Regular nsst Ing
LaIssi.ie Lodge. No. III. n. v. q. r., meet. In
Ryer-Oa Hall. on the nst and thru "wednesday
wsIlington Hobbs Camp. 8. Of ". meets the
ssooad and fourth Friday evenings OF each
W. X. c. meets In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
Teachers examination at the high
school room Saturday, April 22d. :,
j. y. sampson has gone to Lowell,
Mass, where he has a position rs car
penter.
Harry Jones returned to college FRI
day. lie Is perfectly well now.
The Norway Wheel Club was organ
ired this week with the following officers
President. A. L. Cook.
vicePres.. l.. u; SWEET:
Sec. and Treas, W. &. Leaviu.
The club numbers thirty members.
The state meet will take place In this
village, May 29th-3lst. A grand affair
Is expected. Special rates on the rail-
ROAD and at hotels.
The Pressure Isle newspaper, "The
Aroostook Democrat" thus speaks OF
Werner NJ. Whitman, member OF the
Colby Glee Club: "whitman was very
good In the solo that he gave, and he
will always be welcomed as the one that
sang about the Quaker should he visit
Presque Isle again. His rich, deep bass
voice was very pleasing, and In parts
where the bass came In could be readily
distinguished. lie seemed to be the
favorite among the musicians, both for
his guitar playing aud his singing
The clubs visit In AroostOok County
was great success.
Visit Noyes & Andrews new dry
goods store ut Norway, Maine. You
will be pleased with their stock and low
prices.
At the corporation meeting Monday
evening Hon. A. y. Kimball was elected
moderator Of the meeting. The follow
Ing were elected officers for the current
year:
Clerk. C.. q. Tucker.
Assessors. Z. y. smith. A. l.. y. Pike and d
Engineers, W. c. Cole. A. y. Andrews, 5. @
Hatch, J. N. Bumpu. and ;. d. Cummings.
TREASURER, 4. q. Mason.
Collector. Z. y. Lord.
The assessors report showed the finsn.
clal standing Of the corporation to be
about one thousand dollars better than
a year ago. The chief engineers report
was read and upon motion the meeting
declined to accept Ii. Voted to raise the
sum of three thousand dollars for cur
rent expenses. The corporation IL pay
ing interest on twelve hundred dollars
Werner NJ. Whitman and John French
were at home this week.
Commissioner woodsum stopped nj
the Elm House this week.
Town clerk, G. q. Mason, IL doing
very good business licensing dogs.
The board Of assessors were In session
Friday and Saturday Of this week fol
the purpose Of receiving the tax lists ol
the citizens Of the town.
Harry Lane IL In Boston this week.
Elmer Allen Of Minneapolis was ID
town during the week.
We understand that l.. Ellen Frost
Will put iu ~ otNA rhcWah w hous W
her property on Main Street as soon nj
the season permits. The curbing wal
put In last fall.
The question Of lighting the streets
and repairing the old fIe engine was
left with the corporation assessors to
determine "a they see fit.
v. w. Hills has painted the front Of
his store. II adds greatly to Its appear
auce.
A full line OF Oxfords In new spring
styles at the Smiley Shoe Store.
The annual school meeting In the vii.
lage district took place Friday evening
A. +. Andrews was elected moderator o.
the meeting, c. G. Mason clerk and A
l.. y. Pike agent. Voted to raise fol
free high school the sum Of $500, fol
payment Of school debts the sum Of 1886
to make the necessary changes for .
new primary department the sum Of
three hundred dollars. Voted 10 pay A
y. =. Pike for his services as scho0
agent SIS. IL was also voted to estab
lish new primary department.
The drama entitled The Spy OF Gettys'
burg was presented at the Opera House
by local talent Friday evening. Thu
cast Of characters was as follows:
Gen. Meade. commanding the Army Of the ro
tomac. j. w. Crommett
Harry Lenox, q Federal Scout. y. y. smith
MAJ; Tino.hy Tspley. an eccentric member g
upeis Nose. Mul,ey.a relic of the MenlesI
Cyril hl:s.s..n, the black sheep q , .ss !;
virginia family, NJ. j.. kimball
solomon, an independent 'coon." A. l.. Sanborn
Capt. Warren, q Federal stan. officer,
Jsnisou. willing tool Of Blackburn's, -,
Miss Nora Cragin
Lottie Evans. her cousin, full Of mischief.
Miss Cora Belle she,ld
Mrs. Moses Mulvey. with mini of her own.
Misc Margaret Baker
The proceeds amounting to $50 mel
will be devoted to the purchasing Of Ma
sonic books for the Norway Masonic
Library. The several parts were quite
well taken and the audience much pleas
ed.
Noyes & Andrews carry full line Of
small wares and fancy goods, also
gents furnishings, ut their new dry
0aoda stara nj Norway Maine