Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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meeting rrtiay 81 - ?. \.
hstkodiss Church, Rev. J. n. Roberta. faseo!
is:S n; social 2ysaise Meeting. i:oe ;: =.
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r.AA. M-Union r. A. G.. No. ., assemble.
siss No. n ~ in Sssoaic Hail kosd.y kvsS
ins On or bsfors fun moon. Oxford Colncil, II
&s ~ fnd.y evening. @ Or afssr fsi y, Noon noon
con Halleyery saturday evening.
10. %. fcRexular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every rsssiay EWING; wiley hnesnp
mem. No; p sssss In Odd rsl ~ re- Hal: sso'sd
X. Of P.-Resa!ar meeting IN Hathaway niock
Divis,sa. No. Il. meets third Friday Of each
month.
Rysrsos Han On ne siiri Friday kvssiss Of
8. Of v-wslingsoa Hobbs Camp meets ths
ssoond and fourth Friday evenings Of each
W. 4. C.-Mse.s In Orange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U. O.G. C.-Nsrts the 81 and lth Thursday
evening. OF sach month In Ryerson Hall -.
7. Of H:.Sory.y STnss meets every 0sne'
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
The Ora and third Friday evenings Of each
NE. P,-Laissids Lodge, No. III. meets In
Ryersoa Hall. on the IRA and third wednesday
evenings Of each month.
X. y. SMITH. ESQ. New Grange block. L. the
authorised local agent and correspondent OF N
Be appreciated By he pubtshsrs.
Mrs. George Merrill is visiting In Bos-
ton.
At the annual meeting Of tine Inter-
Scholastic Athletic League Saturday
Prof. Chas. u. Barnes was reelected
president and ii. ii. Movers Secretary,
Saturday, October 18th, 10 the date for
the annual field day.
Two Of Norway's worthy citizens had
visited the worlds fair, travelled all day
Sunday until about 3 O'Clock, p. NJ,
when they found themselves at Toronto,
on the shore Of the beautiful lake,
Ontario, stirred to DEATH" but anxious
to cross over by steamer to Lewiston,
Upon making due Inquiry they found
that no boat would leave for the Ameri.
can shore until Z 80 o'clock Monday
morning. They soon found their way
to King George Hotel and In i've min
utes were sound asleep. At O rs O'Clock
the more vigilant Of the two travellers
awoke and made the alarming discovery
that but fOrty.hve minutes would elapst
before the hour Of departure. TheiI
toilets were hastily arranged, hotel bills
paid, and they hustled of to the steam.
boat landing. The ticket offices wert
closed and no steamer about to depart
The sun was up and promised delight.
full day. Ii was not long however before
they learned wonderful thing-the sun
,eds in the rest not in the east.
solomon I. Millett was on the sick list
this week.
T.. Z. Thompson has moved into his
new house on Maple Street.
CURLING has been put down on BeaI
Street for brick. sidewalk.
Francis A. Cummings, formerly fore
man In the packing department at the
shoe factory, has gone to Massachusetts
to work. Mr.. Freeman Richardson !,
now In charge Of the room.
Richardson's Elyslan Troubadour'
(colored) at the Opera House Monday
evening gave first class entertainment
The attendance was small but the even
ing's pleasure was all that could be ex
pected.
Mrs. Lizzie d. Cobb Of Portland visit
ed her brother, c. g. Mason, during thu
week.
Mrs. T.. II. Cook will soon return Il
Florida where she will spend the winter
Several Of our hunters are enjoying :
week at Camp Cinnamon.
Mrs. Roxana Ames Of Harrison, WHIT
IL In her s7th year, Is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. &. L. Holt, on Pleasant Street
The October term Of the Norway
Municipal Court was held Tuesda!
of this week.
w. w. Burllngame, who has clerket
for +. l.. Webb for some time, has gon'
to Boston where he will take course Il
commercial college.
Company d., lst Regiment, N. @. 8
NJ, held their annual competition shoo
on the company's range Monday, for tn,
company badge. Last year the badg'
Was won by Corp. John W. Carter, till
year he surrended II to Priv. ii. I. Holt
Distance 200 yards. Position standing
Possible to make Is. Shots to be fired 5
The scores made were as follows: