Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-28
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social Msssinsf r. =. Wednesday. Prayer
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STATED nEErnas.
r.AA. M-Unloa u. A. c. No. q, assemble.
Wednesday Evening. on OF before full moon, q
hssolnc Hall, Regular meeting Of Osfoy,i
Lodss. No. - IN Masoale Hal; Monday c hvss-
8. ~. Friday evening. on or amer full moon
con Hall every saturday evening.
mai. :y o. E VENTING %, ss Eses%p
meni. No. IN, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
X. ofP.-Reeu!ar meeting In Hathaway Block.
sv w. RMiisyr y'f Russ Post, No. ~, meets in
Rysrson Han on The third Friday Evening Of
U.o.G C.-Nssss the d and l,h Thursday
'' =. q n.-SSr~sy n Orange meet. every other
SATURDAY at Orange Hail.
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
The second and fourth frfiay evenings OF each
month.
Lakeslie Lodge, No. III. n. v. q, r., meet. In
Rysr.oa Hall, on the ns, and third wednesday
evenings Of each month.
Wellington Hobbs Camp. 8. VI ". meets the
second and fourth fhiay evenings Oh saen
w. Il. c. meets In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
EFF. SMITH, ESQ.,, New Grange Block. IL the
authorized local Agent and correspondent OF tne
Democrat for Norway and favor shown MIN wiz
be appreciated by the publishers.
T.. Il. Hastings OF Fryeburg and
County Commissioner Stearns were 10
town this week.
We understand that the drama entitled
the "Spy Of Gettysburg" will soon be
presented by home talent at the Opera
House for the benefit Of the Masonic
Library.
Charles ii. Haskell has cut one Of the
large elm trees In his front yard.
Prof. NJ. III. Small had charge OF the
Norway High School this week. Prof.
Barnes was called to his home by the
sickness Of his father.
DIR. G. l.. Pike, OF Saco, made his
Norway friends short call Wednesday.
The doctor Il doing first class.
Architect Coombs Of Lewiston was In
town this week when he submitted to
the committee OF Norway Lodge, No. 10,
I. D. o. r., plans for the new Odd Fel-
lows Block 80 much discussed. The
society have some Idea Of building on
Main Street on the lot adjoining the
whitcomb & Oxnard store.
Mrs. Ohio II. Bean had charge OF Miss
Saddiugton's store during her absence
iu New York.
A slight fire started In the stitching
room at the shoe factory Monday after
noon. The cement In some way caught
fire. The blaze was soon extlngulshed
with very small damage.
CYRUS s. Tucker, Frank ii. Noyes, z.
". Tubbs, y. A. Danforth, Chas. Hath
away, Horace Cole and G. +. RidlOn
were elected trustees of the Norway
Savings Bank Monday evening. 9. 3.
Tucker was chosen president and III. Nj.
Bearce secretary and treasurer.
A. y. Msrston Of the shoe firm OF b.
r. Spinney & Co. Was Ia town Thursday
and Friday.
A series OF very interesting meetings
were held mt the Congregational church
during the week by Rev. Mr.. Merrill
assisted by Rev. Ii. 3. RideOut. Mr..
Merrill Is an earnest speaker and most
pleasing singer. The meetings were
well attended throughout.
u. l.. Whitman, president OF Colby
University, will lecture In this village
In the near future.
\. +. Stearns and wife visited their
daughter In Lewiston the hrst OF the
week.
The Monday evening meeting OF the
Scientific and Literary Society was very
interesting. An excellent program Is
the order for the next meeting.
The Ladies' Whist Club gave recep-
ton at the Beals House Tuesday even
Ing. About forty-eight were present.
Freeland Howe Il reported as having
cleared about five hundred dollars on a
Rumford Falls house lot. The original
cost was about $500.
George l.. Hathaway Of Parkman has
taken n tenement In the Peter kimball
stand on Main Street.
&. ". Tubbs has bought the old Pride
house on the corner Of Cottage and
Summer Streets and leased Il to Benjs-
min Bacon, Jr., for term Of five years.
Our enterprisiug merchant. Merritt
welch, Wednesday morning at the
Universalist parsonage, was married to
Cora +. Stuart, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Stuart, Of this town. After
a short wedding tour they will occupy
rooms at 81 Main Street.
Frances ii. Bearce, only child OF Hon.
III. NJ. Bearce, after q short sickness OF
typhoid fever died at waterville on
Tuesday, March 2lst. She WAS but
eighteen, yet q fsvorite with all and to
every one u friend. After brief services
at wateryllle the remains were brought
to Norway where at the Universalist
church services were held Thursday af-
ternoon by the pastor, Rev. Miss Angel.
The large attendance at the church
spoke In eloquent terms of the high es-
teen In which she was held by those who
knew her best. Neighbors, friends,
classmates aud acquaintance filled the
house. Norway High school, her class
Of % of which she was so short time
sincc the class poet, aud members from
her class In college were present. One
Of the Portland papers truly said, "Mlss
Bearce was n young lady Of line Chris
tisn character, brilliant Intellectual pow
ers." Beautiful flowers were sent In
abundance by those unable to attend.
lnterment Ia the family lot.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Co.
advertise an ssslgnee's clearance sale.
Special cut cash prices.
The Silver Grays at the Beals' Friday
evening WAS well attended. These par
ties have been very pleasant.
Judge G. =. Whitman will deliver the
Memorial Day address Mt Gorhsm, ".
H., this year.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees
OF the Norway Public Library Saturday
afternoon the following officers were
elected:
J. \. Roberts, President.