Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-14
NORWAY.
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Univsrsalisl Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel,
Passor. Presiding servios on Sunday, ~ pN
All s;s. s-s Ssssss.ni cs.les Rev, H.
io:o 4. =. ;ssbbatk School. 1i:G 4. T.; social
Nsssins. i:n ?: NJ regular ysssiy rmE:s
n:ssiss' ir a. 4 3 i''.s
HssScdi.s Church, Rev. y. W. Smith. Pastor.
Preaching service lo,o A, ~ Sabbath school:
rus: S AZ f Fryer II ssssss. t Gas:
A Sspslss cSayi. Freezing ,sryies :. y. NJ;
sabbath School rs r. NJ; Social Meeting7 =. y.
wednesday, Prayer Meeting i'oP.h.
STATED nErnos.
Y.AA.M-Upion n. A. c.. No. =, assemble.
Wednesday Evening. on or before mii noon, =
iodss. No. Il. in Hssonic Hal. Monday Even.
Ing on or before full moon.
o. o. F~ReSuisr meeting IN Odd yellows
Hail. eysry Tassa.y ES r,S ei,o Mnsy IN, sceouS
and fourth Friday Eveninss Of each month;
K. Of P.-Rssul.r meeting in Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening.
10. O. Tin Grange Hall. every Saturday
D. %.G-H.ry Rus. Poet. e; ., meet: :,
.. o. q. G-Ns... ne aus and third Friday
r. Of HGNorway Grange meets every osner
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
the nrst and third Wednesday Evenings OF e>en
month.
Eff. SMITH, ESQ, New Grange Block. is the
authorised local agent and correspondent OF Tue
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him Win
10 appreciated By ihs pubnshsrs.
The snow drifted badly after the last
storm.
Several rehearsals at Concert Hall each
week for "Living Whist" 10 will be u
great affair.
FIJI. Noyes and Bert Andrews are
fixing the Webb store for large stock
Of dry and fancy goods.
Some OF the tannery men are going tn
Massachusetts to work during the slack
here.
Work In the shoe factory Is rushing.
The work Il now very steady all the
year. A few years ago the crew ex-
perienced long time between each sea-
sons work during ahich nothing was
doing.
Mrs. A. j. Rowe IL very alex.
The circle mt the Unlyersalist church
this week Was well attended.
The supper ut the Methodist followed
by the evenings entertainment was rs
usual first class.
Rev. J. ii. Roberts Of the Methodist
society, while at work With his horse
one day this week, Injured his hand
badly.
Mrs. John l.. Horne 1. visiting friends
and relatives In Salem, Mass, for few
weeks.
The village schools are Closed and the
scholars are enjoying the delightful
coasting on Pike Hill. They apparent
~ like It much better when school don't
keep.
Hon. A. 8. Kimball went to Bolster's
Mills Thursday to install the officers In
the Masonic Lodge at that place. IL
was a public installation and the work
was done first class.
Claude w. Cox Is clerking for 7. l..
Webb.
At the Baptist sale last week the So
ciety cleared about fifty dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gum gave q
whist party ut their residence on Cot
tage Street Saturday evening. The
gathering was one of the most pleasant
OF the season. II was quite evident that
Mr.. and Mrs. Gum know how to enter
tain their friends.
Freeland Howe visited Augusta this
week on insurance matters. lie reported
onr representative hard at work.
The Beals aud Elm Hotels are crowd
ed with boarders. This shows business
to be In good condition.
Theset Of Maine reports which belongs
to the town has been placed In the pub
lie library. There Is nothing In the
opinion Of Norway people like their
public library. Nearly every family In
town takes books from II and In many
families each member has q card. With
this, the Methodist reading room, the
Ladies' Reading Club, and the Scientific
and Literary Society, Norway Is fast be-
coming literary.
Hanilin & Bicknell, the leading aud
largest grocers of Norway, are offering
the people of Oxford County exception
ally big trades In groceries, fruit, etc.
Many people are finding they can do
better to send their orders tn them, than
they can to send them to Portland. II
others can, can't your Try them.
The second In the series Of Silver
Gray dances occurred ut the Beals's
House Friday evening. About fifty
couples were on the floor. Stearns and
NOrseworthy's orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music. The third will take place
on Tuesday evening, February 18th.
Several parties are putting IN Ice this
winter to be used for dairy purposes.
The municipal court docket showed
q goodly number Of new cases at the
February term.
Collector G. +. Lord slipped and fell
on the sidewalk Friday. lie was not Sc
verely hurt.
Norway Grange held very interest,"
ing and largely attended meeting Satur-
day afternoon.
We understand that there Is on sale at
the Norway tannery stable large num-
Der of team and drawing horses.