Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-26
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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30 A. n; sabbath school, II rs 4. n; soctal
Msssins. leo ?. III regular weekly fnyer
Meeting, ! ;or.n, wsinssday; Young Psoph's
HssSesii.s Church. Rev. J. u. Rsbsss.. Passo!
Preaching Service, lo:O A. NJ; sabbash school
y 20 NJ; social Evening Meeting. 7:@ ?; n;
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F.AA. M.-Unlon n. A. G.. No. -. asssnblss
Masoinc Hall. Regular meeting Of Oxford
Lodge, No. u. In Masonic Hall. Monday Even
Ing on OF before full moon. Oxford Council. u
Norway Division. Som. Of Tempsrsses. In Eyer.
son Hall every saturday evening.
LOO. f=Rexular nseeting IN Old below
Han every rsssi.y ky ~, widsy E.cs .nps
and fourth FRIDAY Evenings Of eseh month.
X. ofP.-kesuIsr meeting In Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening. u, X, A. %. foyes
Division. No. u. meets thiri Friday OF each
O. Hilary Rus, Post, No. 81, nsets In
Rysrsoa Hall on the third friday Evening Of
=. Of V..wsllinxsoa Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday EVENING" Of each
month.
W, r. c-Msess in Grange Hall third Friday
eveaing In each month.
evening. Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
+. Of lI.-Norway Orange meets every other
SATURDAY AZ Orange Hall.
me sI ~, and sass ry evening" s q s:s
Me- .P-Lakesids Lodge, No. III, neets In
Ryersoa Han. on the nrst and thru wednesday
K. F'ssirm, ESQ. New Grunge Block. Il the
authorized local agent and correspondents OF The
Democrat Tor Norway and favors shown him win
b appreciated BY the publishen.
CD. Waters Of Yarmouth was 10
town this week.
The college students returned for
the holidays the last Of the week.
A. T.. Jordan, y. ii. Hurd and Ed
Judkins started for weeks deer hunt
In Mason Thursday.
The Masonic trustees have under dis
cussion the introduction of electric lights
into the Masonic Building. IL will be a
great improvement II adopted.
v. w. Hills very attractive window
proved profitable Investment during
the last week. lie displayed fine line
Of watches, etc.
A. y. Marston. of the shoe firm OF b.
y. Spinney & Co., Il spending few days
In town looking after the business.
Joseph Holden, the astronomer, has
sold his "Bee Hive" on the corner OF
Water and Pleasant Streets to j. j. Full.
Ter OF East Hebron. We understand
that Mr.. Fuller will tear down the old
buildings In the spring and erect new
ones. He will, We are Informed, open 3
grocery store on the place In the spring.
d. A. Kneeland, Of the Oxford House,
Fryeburg, WAS In town Wednesday.
The mysterious Disappearance OF
artist j. W. Swan still remains unsolved.
His grip has been found within few
days at the Quincy House, where he
stopped. Nothing more.
Mrs. 4. l.. Andrews Is clerking at the
Noyes drug store during the holidays.
l.. Ellen Frost writes to friends that
she IL improving In health and expects
soon to return to her home In this VII
lage.
The course OF lectures at the Opera
House to close With concert will be as
follows: Fuller's famous lecture on
thanking In Kansas; How ! Found II
and How II Left Me-" December 3Oth
Prof. Matthews Castles and Castle Life
/ In Medieval Europe" Jan. l2th; Matt 8.
Hughes "American Pessimlsm" on
Jan. 2Jth; concert Feb. ID. Proceeds
Of the entertainments to 20 to the high
school library.
James A. fuell has again opened his
meat market In the Cole sto,e.
At the annual meeting OF Norway
Grange, No. Is, L. Of H., held Saturday
the following officers were elected:
John A. Roberts, Master.
4 j, A. bradbury. Oyerseer.
/ Horace sanborn. Lecturer.
| frank Wool, steward.
| X. X. VIII. Asst. steward.
Leila Waters, Lady Asst stewart.
/ Jonathan whitman. Chaplain.
| Horace OxnAri, SECRETARY.
| &. w. Ryerson, Treasurer.
| Calvin Richardson. Gate Keeper.
! Nose symonds, Ceres.
/ Gertie CushmAn, Flora.
FLORENCE Grover. Pomona.
Mrs. u. A. Cox. Chori-ter.
Monday afternoon Fred Davis had the
fingers Of his right hand badly crushed
at the shoe factory. lie will lose the
forefnger aud second finger.
The following officers were elected 10
Harry Rust Post:
Commander, stephen l.. Ethri,ige.
s.v.C., NJ. y. kimbali.
,. VIC, \. n. Lgrow.
Y. NJ, W. =. Coriweil.
d. d., ID. A. jordan.
C., Z. y. Penley.
Delegates to encampment at Bangor
February 9Th aud 9Th, 81:
%. VI. Bearce, J. A. Keene.
Alternates, A. }. Ne,ers and w. 5. Coriwell.
Ia the Relief Corps the following Of
ficers were elected:
Mrs. Louise Croker. President.
Mrs. Is. q. BarrOws. lst Vice Presitentl
Grace Meserye and Annie jordan, Conductors,
Grace Legrow, Guari.
Jennie BaTrows, Asst. Guard.
Warm boots, shoes and arctics ut
Smiley Shoe Store, opposite Elm House,
Norway. Maine. l.. n. SWEET, manag-
er.