Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
cHURcHEs.


Univer.alist Church. Rev. Caroline Z. ANGEL,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at loAs
An; Sabbath school. 4; SPn.
second Congregational Church. Rev. ID. 3.
asNs ri ssSS.h sssss :.s'ss ;r sSsy
Meeting. 30 p. ~, Wednesday; Young Peoples
meeting Friday at 0P.n.
Methcdi.s Church, Rev. >, H. s SSsS sssooi
10 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. 100 =: n;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. 1850 r. n; Class
Meeting. Friday. 7;0P.n.
STATED nEErnos.
r.&A. M.-Union r. A. G.. No. IS, assemblies
Masolnc fall, Regular meeting Of Oxford
Inc 81 Or S.fSrs ~ full SooS. oafor Council
4 3. NJ. Friday. evening. on or amer full noon
Norway Division. Sons Of Temperance, In Ryer.
con Hall every saturday evening.
nal, :Ssry TasssI E %sssas %,ssg Eses%p
meni, No. IN, meets In Odd Tellows' Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
X. Of P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block.
i Sso asa To- sT %ssss third Friday Of each
q. A. Hillary Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Rysrson Han on the third Friday Evening OF
8. Of vGwsllins.on Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday evenings OF sacn
W: Il. c.-Mse.s in Grange Hall third Friday
U.O.G C.SMests the sd and llh Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
7. o. H:.Sorxay Grange meets every other
the arst and third Friday evenings Of each
\. Z. o. P-Laiesias Lodge, No, IN. meet: in
Rysrson Han. on the nrss and third "Wednesday
AMI awa NJ Daeh
Z. y. SMITH. ESQ, New Grange Block. .: the
authorised local agent and correspondent OF ne
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him WIN
b appreciated By the publishers.
The hot soda at the Noyes drug store
Il all right. We have sampled It. II
you have not you've missed good
thing.
The appearance Of snow Wednesday
indicated the near approach Of winter.
The members OF Pennesseewassee
Lodge, X. OF p, promise something new
anksgiving evening. Their annual
Thanksgiving ball will be the attraction
OF the season.
Judge Whitman was on the street
Thursday.
II. c. Davis, Esq, was 10 town this
week.
Charles Blake and wife Of Davis,
West Virginia, will return to their home
some time during the week.
Thursday evening 3. 3. Stearns, A. y.
Kimbail, II. ID. Smith. Arthur Hubbard,
George Holmes, DIR. b. +. Bradbury, I.
L. Webb and L. +. Smith visited Ok
ford Chapter, X. A. NJ, at Bethel
Thursday evening. The company was
well entertained and returned Friday
morning.
George Wallace OF Rochester, N. H.,
was In town during the week looking
after the electric lights.
Walter Churchill has moved Into the
Hayden place on Orchard Street.
A. j. Movers has made great improve
ments In his store by the addition OF .
hard wood door.
Elmer ii. Haggett, who runs Q car
rage shop near the depot, Is very sick
with typhoid fever. His little daughter
Il also sick with the fever.
Hon. Joseph w. Holden OF Otlsheld,
the well known astronomer, was In
town Thursday. He has just returned
from four weeks trip to the worlds
fair, Washington, ID. c., and other
places.
s. II. waicott 10 visiting at his former
home In Union this week.
Henry T. French was called to Ever
EFT, Mass, several days ago, by the
sickness Of his wife.
f.. Elliott and wife returned from
their trip to the fair and the west this
week.
Benz. Bacon, Jr., Is confined to his
house with severe cold.
Charles Valley, clerk at the Noyes
drug store, has leased the rent recently
occupied by Frank Kimball on Main
Street.
Mr.. r. ID. Lowell, for the past year
landlord Of the Beals Hotel, will retire
In few days and Mr.. w. X. Bickford
Of the Knox House, Thomaston, will
take his place. Mr.. Bickf0rd has leased
the house for i've years. He comes well
recommended.
The union temperance meeting at the
Congregational vestry Sunday evening
was well attended. Rev. b. 3. Rideout
was the presiding officer, and Rev.
A. Roberts, Prof. G. p. Barnes, and
several others, the speech-makers. IL
was hrst-class meeting and judging OF
the statements made business Il 10 store
for some transgressors Of the liquor
Law.
The officers of the Norway OIL Can
Co. are ~ follows:
President, DIR. q. A. Bennett.
cs-President, Arthur Hebbard.
Manager, w. @. Leavitt.
Secretary and Treasurer. Geo. 4. Lassells.
Mrs. C. II. Sargent, daughter virgle,
and Emma j. Smith are visiting ct Au-
burn.
The ladies' of the Methodist Society
will hold their drst circle In their vestry
Wednesday evening, Nov. ald. Supper
1t o 80. All invited.
Buy your Thanksgiving groceries OF
Hamlln & Blcknell. They will sell you
more goods for q dollar than you ever
bought before. Their tea and coffee, for
nne favor and aroma, are excelled BY
none. II you want something nice
try them.