Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-31
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
CuUncuEs.

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second Congregational Church. Rev: ~ ..
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Nsss..ii.s charh. R.,. y. w. Smith. PASTOR.
Preaching service, ID: - A. ~; sabbath SCHOOL.
~ 90 NJ; social Evening Meeting. 100 =. n;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. 1;so r. n; Ciass
Ssrsl.. csaTi. Pr.ehins service ai . ,. n;
sabbath school > Is y. n; social Meeting y. -
Wednesday. Prayer Meeting ] ;0r.h.
STATED nKErnGs.
TAA. M.-Union r. A. C., No. 81, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on OF before full moon, ~
n. .isss 10 r !. in Ss.sSie Hail. kosa.y Even.
ing on OF before full moon.
LOO. F-llesulAr meeting in Odd rellows'
Hall, every Tuesday Evening: wihsy Encamp,
AMI fourth frsdsy evenings OF each month.
X. ofP.-Regular meeting In Hathaway bioek'
every thursday Evening.
o. q. Tin Orange Hall. every saturday
q. A.R.-IIary Rus, Post. No. 81, meets Z.
New Orange Hall On the third Friday Evening Of
O. o. o. C.-Nset. the nrs and third Friday
r. Of H.-Norvay Grange meets every other
SATURDAY at Grange Hall.
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
the nrst and third Wednesday Evenings Oh esen
month.
E.F. SMITH. ESQ. New Grange Hook. is the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF ne
DEMOCRAT for Norway and favors shown him WIN
be appreciated by the publishers.
Splendid sleighing.
County Commissioner Joseph y.
Stearns Of Lowell was In town Wednes-
day aud Thursday.
Very interesting meeting OF the
Scientific and Literary Society Monday
evening. The illustrated lecture by 3.
b. Cummings was Instructive. The de
bate on the worlds fair by Rev. Miss
Angel, Judge Whitman, Dr. U. n.
Bradbury. Prof. Barnes, +. ii. Brown
and others was earnest.
In the municipal court Thursday
morning Charles w. Merrifield OF Wood
stocs pleaded not guilty to an allegation
charging him with selling liquor to one
George r. Swan. After somewhat
prolonged hearing the respondent Was
discharged. County Attorney Smith Tor
state. ]. ). Wright for respondent.
The following members Of the Oxford
Bar, Hon. A. 5. Kimball and ). 5.
Stearns, Esq. OF this place, attended the
funeral Of Judge Virgin at Portland
Wednesday.
A very pretty railing has been put up
In the public library room.
We understand that several petitions
are In circulation for the appointment
Of Judge Virgins successor.
Frank r. Bartlett. assistant postmas-
ter, Il at the hospital Ia Portland.
Charles Bartlett takes his brothers
place In the Office.
Miss NJ. VI. Lewis has leased the
store In the Moves Block and will soon
open a school for instruction In the cut
ting Of garments.
r. T.. Millett will shortly open shop
for the manufacture Of custom boots aud
shoes. The work will be made to order.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. II. Wetherbee moved
into their new residence ON Crescent
Street this week.
The water pipes on Maple Street have
frozen up aud the takers Of city water
obtain their supply Of water from the
spring near the saw mill.
On complaint of Mrs. Ottignon Fred
A. Russell Of Andover was arraigned In
the municipal court Monday charged
with assault and battery. lie was fined
% aud costs taxed at $500. Appealed.
A. =. Kimball for state. j. 5. Wright
for respondent.
The following officers OF Harry Rust
Post, No. 81, e.. A. r., were Installed
Friday evening by L. l.. C., Horace y.
Bolster Of South Paris:
PC, stephen l.. Ethridge.
s.v. e., Moses u. klmban.
Nv C., John Cayerly.
Q NJ. 4. 4. Bss-ett.
Chaplain, l.. ]. Bartlett.
=, John X. sanbOrn.
Ait, D.. N. Brown.
The Baptist Circle meets "Wednesday
evening, Feb. lst. Ice cream and cake
will be served, followed by a short en-
tertalnment.
A petition to the legislature has been
circulated In this village Ia favor OF an
electric railway from Lewiston to Bridg.
ton BY way OF Norway Lake, Waterford
aud Harrison. We need all good
things and hope Il will "go."
The first OF a series Of Silver Gray
dances took place at the Beals House
Thursday evening. Between forty and
fifty couples appeared In the grand
march. IL was success In every re-
spect.
AT the Cougregationalist society Tues
day evening will be a poverty sociable
TO which all are invited, after which
short entertainment will be In order.
The following officers OF Harry Rust
Relief Corps were installed Friday even
log by Past Commander, +. NJ. Noble:
President, sarah W. Harmon.
s.v. Pres, Myrtle Jorian.
J. v. Pres. Mary J. Gorion.
Sec, Louisa Croker.
Treas, Ella A. Noyes.
Chap. Dorcas Barrows.
Conductor, Grace Me-erye.
Quart, Gertie LegrOw.
Asst. Cond., Annie jordan.
Asst Guard, jennie Barrows.
The pine od the Waterford stage road
near the Johh Hill place IL being cut.
e. Is. Cummings & Sons have purchased
the lot delivered on the lake.
The Odd Fellows Graded Mutual lie.
lief Association OF Maine held Its annual
meeting In Odd Fellows Hall In this VII
lage on Monday evening, Jan. 10th. The
following officers were elected:
| President, A. \. Kimball.
Vice President, II. +. Bush.
SECRETARY, n. L.. q. Pike.
Treasurer, W. W. whitmarsh.
Medical Director. u. y. Bradbury, NJ. ID.
The reports show the following:
Membership Dec. 81. lss2, ln
whole number Of deaths,
Death assessments past year, !.
Lodges represented, "
Total paid Cor deceased members, eS.9lS
Total paid the past year. t'o1
Cost OF insurance per thousand, 90.
Funds ON hand. invested, ETC., 6,faas
The following were installed officers
Of wildey Encsmpment at the last regu-
lar meeting by ID. ID. q. r., A. Il. Shurt-
left:
n. p, L. n. Cushman.
C.P., George A. Cole.
s.w., ID. W. Wool.
J.w.. w. A. Pride.
scribe. ChArles q. Mason.
Treas. A. l.. y. Pike.
The encampment has large member
ship and Is In excellent financial stand
ing.
BE sure and read the Smiley Shoe
Store advertisement In this paper. II Is
good reading all the way through.
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