Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-16
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.



cHuncHEs.
univsrsanss Church. nsv. Carprns y. Angel.
rasesr. f!e.shinE sssyics on sunday I" ~
sssosd Coassssssioaal Church. Rev: H. 9.
ie;0 A. NJ ssShssh school. II, rs 4; \; Social
nsssi.s. 10 ?: \; ssslar yssaly p r,s{:s
nsss'nsi y,. y = NJ s,r,iay; fo'ns rs0ps
NssSs.ii.s Church. Rsc. J. II. Roberts. Pastor.
Preaching service, io;o A, ~; sabbath schcoa.
Mo- NJ; social Evening Meeting. 7;oo =; n;
Tse.,iay Fryer Msssins. ';@ p H.; cAss
Bspslss Church. Rsv. bedford, Pastor. rrssch.
Ing service q 2. NJ; sabbath school , 10 y. h,
social MsssiasI '. n. wednesday. Prayer
Meeting ';0P.h.
ws,s.s.y Evening. on or S:isSs fSil moon, :.
Loire, No. Is. In Mssonic Hail, Monday Even.
Ing on OF before full moon. Oxfori Councti. "
Sc1vs, DiSi.lss. Som. Of n Ts%psrsnes. in Rysr.
son lIaileyery saturday evening.
LOO. f.-ReSuAr meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening; Wiley Encsmp,
X. OF P.-ReruIar meeting In Hathaway Biock.
.. "A. Hilary Ra.s Post, No. -, meets In
Ryersoa Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
10. q. C.-Me<ss the 81 AMI llh Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ilyerson Hall
r. Of u.-Norway Orange meets every other
Norway Light Infantry. Regular meetings
The second and fourth Friday evenings OF each
Lakeside Lodge, No. ~. n. E.O; r, meet: in
Rye,-ea Hal. On The ar'' aud shir' "wednesday
weiIlngsos HoLbs Camp, 8. Of V. meets the
secoad AMI fourth Friday evenings Oh esen
month.
n. H. SMITH. Eso., New Grange Block. IL the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF me
pemoera, for NSr.sy and fsyors shown MIN WIN
Surveyor Millett has put Main Street
In first class order.
The annual convention Of the Oxford
County W. c. T. L. will be held In this
village at the Congregational church,
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 10th and
18th. Mrs. =. Y. Ellis Of New Jersey
will speak to the convention Tuesday
evening. She comes very highly recon-
mended. All are invited to sttend.
The Moves Block Il being painted.
DIR. b. \. Bradbury has made several
changes In his residence. The most at
trsctive Il the beautiful bay window on
the westerly side.
Charles l.. Hathaway has torn away
the old piazza and Ii building n wider
one, thus greatly improving his already
pleasant home.
Ira Moulton Is building stable adj
Joining his house on Beal Street. These
changes are some evidences to show that
Norway people are pushing ahead.
David Whitney has moved Into the
rent over the library.
About 80 dogs have been licensed.
About fifty other unfortunate CANNES
have no one to pay the license fee, there
fore e.. y. Lord, A. Il. Bassett, j. y.
Holt, \. q. Hatch, q. A. Morse, l.. o..
Cannon, W. G.. Cole and \. III. Cush-
man, constables, have received warrants
them to Kill the dogs and
prosecute the owners.
The annual banquet Of the Literary
Society aud w. &. 4. ". was held ut
Union Hall Monday evening. The sup
per was provided by the ladies and rs
usual 1t was well cooked and served.
President =. II. Cummings ut the proper
time introduced y. \. Stearns, Esq, as
POSTMASTER for the evening and the fol-
lowing programme afforded the large
company much instruction and enjoy
ment:
Toa.t, The Clergyman. Rev. Miss ANGEL.
Toast. The w. C.Tu., Mrs. Drake.
roa,i. The Literary society, Prank Eimball.
singing, congregational enoir'
Essay, Arbor bay, Mrs. :. =. stearn..
Recitation, Cora II. shield.
singing by the choir.
Charles II. Haskell died Tuesday
He has for some time been in
falling health but was confined to the
house only few days. Born In West
brook, Maine, March 10th. 1877, he NOV
ell with his parents To Otisileld some time
In lsBs where he lived until the fall OF
1874 when he came to Norway. In
Otisfleld he was known as one OF the
most prosperous farmers. During 1871
and 1873 he engaged In the bakery aud
provision business with T.. y. lord and
Eben Andrews. The last Of 1875 the
co-psrtnershlp WAS dissolved aud Mr..
Haskell went on the road for L. a.
Huston & Co., Of Auburn. lie remained
with that firm for thirteen years. After
severing his connection with I. A. Illus
ton Il Co.. he devoted himself to his
family. lie married Ia May, 1858, Laura
ID. Frost, daughter Of william Frost lst,
who survives him, by whom he had five
only one Of whom Is now liv-
Ing, Mary r., wife Of James DanfOrth.
In 1850 he purchased the Clark Whitney
stand on Main Street, which he thor
oughly remodeled, where he has since
lived. lie has held many positions Of
trust aud responsibility. In 1901 he
was appointed road commissioner to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of W. y. Benson, and was re-appOinted
In ls9?. lie was known by all as an
honest man and excellent neighbOr. lie
was kind husband and loving father.
Helen Faunce Il teaching school In
Poland aud Nora Cragin In Waterford.
Several Norway fishermen ut Sebago
are having first class luck.
At the meeting Of the Oxford County
Board of Underwriters held at the office
Of Frceland Howe the following officers
were elected:
President, Seth W. Fife, Fryeburg.
Vice President, A. =. Hathaway, Canton.
Treas., wm. Wheeler, south Paris.
seertary. frelznd Howe. Norway.
Florence A. Brown died Thursday OF
typhoid fever. Miss Brown Was taken
sick at Rumford Falls about two weeks
ago. Friday her grandfather, George II.
brown, OF Mason, came to Norway aud
moved the remains to Mason for burial.
The Berlin Opera Company presented
Pinafore mt the Opera House In this
place Thursday evening to a crowded