Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-06
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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Univsrsarst Churrh. Rev. Caroline :. Angel.
esssor. Prsachine service On sunday. a. 10 -
second Congregational Church. Rev: D; g.
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s: :ss !, % :. n, Thar.asy; Yssss rsops:
s SssScdi.s Church. Rev. II. Rossn.. Pastor
Preaching service, lo;p A. n; sabbath school.
30 NJ; social Evening Meeting. 7i0o =. n;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. 1.0 p. NJ; Cass
sspsl.s CnurSs. Rev. Bicifori, Pastor. Preach
Ing service At 2. NJ; sabbath school IL =. n;
social Meetins7 p. n. "Wednesday, Prayer
Meeting $50 Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Union n. A. c.. No. 50, assembled
Wednesday Evening. ON or before fun moon, ..
h.,S,ns S1 . ~ in soSe Is oSa.y kSsn
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. u.
al NJ, Friday evening. on or amer full moon.
Norway Division, Sons of Temperance, In Ryer'
'1r q Ta s:sSs. %S.sas Fellows.
Hail, every Tuesday Evening. wikey Encamp..
meni, No. h, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
X. Of P-Regu!ar meeting In Hathaway Block
GA. R-Iisrry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
u. o. q. C.-Msess the oil and lth Thursday
evenings of each month I'm Ryerson Hall.
r. Of H.-Norway Orange meets every osner
SATURDAY Al Orange Hall. 80
the second and fourth Friday evenings Of each
Lakeside Lodge, No: III. n; E,O;;r r, meets in
Ryerson Hall, on the hrst and third "wednesday
evenings Of each month. A..
second and fourth friday evenings Of each
month.
W, Il. g. meet. in Grange Hall third Friday
eysnlsf s " fssn E %Sn' New Grange Block the
authorized local agent and correspondent of the
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him VIII
BE- appreciated by the publishers.
Charles Lord Is again running the ex-
press business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. +. Mcdonald en-
tertained their friends Thursday even
Ing at their new home on Deering Street.
Memorial day was properly observed
by Harry Rust Post, No. 81, u. a. IL.
The procession was formed by the mar
shall VIM. c. Cole on Main Street, oppo-
site the G. A. II. headquarters as follows
Co. ID, lst Regiment, y. q. 5. NJ, under
Command Of Lieut.. C.. 8. Akers, Harry
Rust Post, No. 81, G. A. r., Stephen l..
Ethridge Commander, Sons Of Veterans,
G. +. Rldlon, Captain, The ladies' Relief
Corps aud citizens. At 1880 they
marched to Pine Grove Cemetery, where
the usual memorial services were held
and the graves decorated. Returning
Rustfield cemetery was visited. Depart
ments were sent to decorate the graves
outside the village limits. At II o'clock
all assembled at Concert Hall and listen
ed to an elegant address by Rev. Miss
Angel. Dinner was served by the ladies
In Ryerson Hall.
Deputy sheriff A. T.. Bassett made a
raid on the Intoxicated part Of the com
munity Saturday and Sunday. The result
was the arraignment Of John Foley,
Alonro Ii. Brlckett, Harry Lane, Calvin
Morey and Geo. Small. On promise OF
good behavior young Moody was releas-
ed, Foley paid his fine and was dlscharg'
ed, the others plead not guilty and ap-
pealed.
Call and see the carving set that Ham
| lin Il Blcknell are offering with Dun.
hams cocanut, 10 cents package, or J
for 2j, silver bon-bon box and other
handsome prizes.
Col. whitmarsh and c. l.. Hathaway
have returned from Chicago.
John French and Freeland Howe, Jr
enjoyed Memorial day at their homes In
this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morrison aud
| family of Rumford Falls are stopping al
Freeland HOwe's this week. Mrs. Nor
rison Is fast regalning her health.
Albert l.. Hobbs and wife OF Fresno,
CAL, are visiting In town. Mr.. Hobbs
W ~ for some time express agent here.
John J. Hayden has moved his family
to Auburn.
sheriff Parker was thrown from his
carriage while riding In Stoneham re-
Gently and quite badly injured. -,
Inspector General w. 5. Choate will
inspect Co. d., LIST Regiment, n. g. 5.
NJ, Thursday evening, June 8.
The Norway Wheel Club did great
work entertaining visitors Tuesday. The
town was filled by wheelmen. Every
thing gave way for time to the pleas
ure of the visitors. They enjoyed the
town In an orderly and gentlemsnly way.
No disturbance, no undue hilarlty. IL
was good time In a good way. Among
the many prizes won, l.. p. SWEET re-
ceiyed his full share besides being deco
rated with the badge OF the champion
ship Of the State.
The Italian with his everlasting hand
organ was In town this week and played
for pay and for nothing, just as he hit
the crowd. The Norway Whist Club
however paid him we'll and enjoyed big
time In their club rooms with him.
Always the largest stock, lowest
prices and best assortment at Smiley
Shoe Store, opposite Elm House, Nor
way, Maine, f. ". SWEET, manager.
Wednesday, while Florence, the little
four-year-Old daughter OF Rev. B. s.
Rideout, was trying to open the blinds,
she fell from the second story window
to the ground. Strange to say the little
girl escaped with very slight Injuries.
Except little lameness she Is none the
worse for the fall.
Judge whitman delivered the Me-
mortal Day address at Gorham, n. III.
The Mountaineer speaks In the highest
term of the Judges production.
In the municipal court Saturday
Charles 4. and friedrich s. DeCoster OF
Buckfield were arraigned on complaint
Of Benjamin j. Turner charged with
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