Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


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Preaching service, 10 10 A. n: sabbath school,
n 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 1:oo r: H.;
Tuesday Prayer Needing. 7:0 r. n; Ciass
Meeting. Friday. 1iOr.n.
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F.&A.N.-Union II. A. G.. No. q, assemble:
Wednesday Evening. on or before mli moon, y
. No.. 10 s !. f ssass latin: s Eos.y
ins On or before full moon. Oxford Conncii. u
q B. ~. Friday evening. on " AMER full mooa.
Norway Division. sons OF Iempersnce'i IN hyer
con Hall every saturday evening.
90. f.-Regular meeting In Odd IeIlows'
Hail, every Tuesday Evening. Wildsy hncsmp.
meni, No. ii, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
AMI fourth Friday Eysninss o. s:ss %s1'h hioes
every thursday kvenins. ", X, A. U. Noyes
Division. No. IL, mssss third Friday OF each
month. a,
4. of V.@welinxson Hobbs Camp meets The
second and fourth Friday evenings Of escn
". II. C-Mse.s In Orange Hall third Friday
U.O.G. C.~Messs the 81 and lth Thursday
EVENING" Of each month In Ryerson Hall
y. Of H.-NorwAy, Orange meets every osnsr
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
the arst and third Friday evenings OF ssen
EoIIL.as.as L.as: ,S Ne ~ W meet; IN
evenings Of each month.
n. ~ ssIru. Eso., New Grange Block. II the
authorised local agent and Correspondent OF tnS
for S Or AMI tssS,s 'n0~n MIN WIZ
All hands are preparing for cold
weather.
Excellent entertainment at the Con-
gregatioual vestry Tuesday evening.
Judge Whitman Il still confined TO his
home but Is fast improving.
The November term OF the Norway
Municipal Court was very short owing
to the sickness Of the Judge. An adj
jourument was In order.
Ailard & Moulton have put In stock
Of organs which they advertise for sale.
Miss Anna Heath, at one time teacher
In our village schools, was In town this
week.
o. A. Kneeland Of Fryeburg, the
former landlord OF the Beals House, was
In town the frat Of the week.
The funeral Of George Blake who was
shot Saturday, took place at the Baptist
church Thursday afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
Rev. e. 4. Angel conducted the serv-
Ices. There was an abundance OF beauti-
full flowers. Interment In Pine Grove
Cemetery In the family lot.
Read +. l.. webb's Blue Store adver-
tisemeut, and profit by it.
John 4. Harding Is suffering with
sore hand which he carries In n sling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett +. Bicknell re
turned from the worlds fair and visit
to Mrs. Bicknelrs sister, DR.. Nettie Ben
nett, Monday.
The Harvest Concert ut the Unlycr.
salist church Sunday evening Was well
attended. The concert WAS excellent
consisting Of Rotations and music, fol-
lowed by remarks by superintendent
stephen Ii. Cummings and Rev. Z. h.
Angel. The decorations were very
pretty, the most attractive being the
cornucopls.
Prof. Horne's singing class at the
Congregationalist church vestry Mon
day evening Was attended by about forty
and was most pleasant gathering.
George w. Devine WAS elected presi
dent OF the senior class OF Norway
High School at Its recent business meet
Ing.
AnE. o. 8. Reading Club was organ
ized at DIR. George w. uazeltOn's re
Gently. Mrs. George w. Hazelton wa
chose president aud Miss Addie Shat
tuck vice-president. The next meeting
will take place at Mr.. and Mrs. ii. o
Perry's.
The school authorities have introduced
q new plan to induce parents and other
Interested In the school to visit then
Thursday, Nov. 10th, which will b
"Parents' Day" Oral examination
will be conducted Ia the high schoo
room, thus sffordlng an excellent oppor
tunity for all to see what progress tn,
various classes are making. While al
examinations are public they are mostl!.
written and the parents who attend tn
regular term examinations are few.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. ii. knowland ar
visiting In Lynn, Mass.
y. w. Marstou, junior partner In tn
shoe firm Of b. 4. Spinney & Co., wa
In town this week looking after the sho
interests.
James Favor was elected preslden
aud Grace Holden secretary OF the Nor
way High School I.yceum Monday even
Ing. :,
We understand that W. c. Leavltt vii
sell his patent boiler handle to syndi
cate who will push the business to II
utmost.
IL will pay every one to look up Ham
lin & Bicknell's nd and buy your Thanks
giving supplies there. They have 10
OF goods and are selling at bottom
prices, and they are selling lots o
goods.
NOyes & Andrews are arranging I,
build store on DIR. Ii. y. Bradbury
lot adjoining A. ]. Neyers' store OF
Main Street. IL is the best location II
the village for a dry goods store.
Several departments Of the vlllag'
schools closed Friday afternoon. Tn
high aud grammar departments clos
Friday, Nov. 18th.
A large number Of new books hav,
been purchased BY the trustees for tn,
Norway Public Library.
Please remember that Smiley Sho'
Store leads them all In good goods, low
prices and square dealings. Opposite
Elm House, Norway, Maine. l.. N
SWEET, manager.