Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
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Universaliss Church, Rev. Caroline 3. Angel
rsstor. Preaching servics On Sunday, o. ie20
An; sabbath. schocl n'S 49, IA, n a
1870 A. n; sabbath school 1i:S a. NJ; Social
Meeting, 4 30 ?. y, Ihurslay; Young Peoples
nf HssSodi.s Church. R:s. y. W. Smith. Pastor,
Preaching service, 10: 80 A. n; sabbsth school
iS:oo NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 100 =: NJ
Tuesday Pnyer. Messing, f'o r HI CAss
sspsl.. Church. frs.shins .sr!es :. ?: n,
sabbath school rs r. NJ; Social Meeting =. n
Wednesday. Prayer Meeting 1;0P.n.
STATED nxxruos.
IA A. M.-Union II. A. G.. No. - assemble.
Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon, .!
sSs 10 f ss.e :;'EE os q o Esss
ins On or SS S. 10 81 full noon. '
T. o. o. f-Regular meeting IN Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening". whitley Encamp
ment, No. n, meets In Odd Fellow 8 Hall. second
and sqh s E wss: S i:sS .SS Block
every Thursday Evening.
l. Q. O. T.-fn Grange Hall. every Saturday
q. Auxiliary Rust Post. No. 81, mee.s IN
New 0nnes Hall on the third Friday Evsninso'
0. o. .. C-Meets the hu. and third Friday
evenings Of each month.
T. 81 H..Norw.y Orange meets svsry Other
saturday at Grange Hall. p.u,,., u..,,,,
the srss and third Wednesday Evenings Of each
month.
EFF. SMITH, ESQ.,, New Grange Block. is N.
authorised local agent and correspondent OF tns
: e f 81 e p ;i 1iss shown M"
DR.. o. w. Collins of Framlngham,
Mass, was iu town this week. DIR. Col
Inns was for long time principal OF the
Norway High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy ID. Lowell have
formally taken charge OF the Bear'
Hotel.
The Christmas cantata ut the Univer-
salist church saturday evening was very
pleasing. The thirty voices assisted 10y
Stearns' aud Norseworthy's Orchestra
made the entertainment one Of the best
County Attorney X. r. Smith was nj
Rumford Falls Wednesday and thurs.
day of this week attending q coroner's
inquest before Coroner Y. ii. Bartlett,
In the case Of poisoning Of two french
men.
Tuesday evening the following were
elected officers of Norway Lodge, No
10, 10. o. F., for the ensuing term
VIZ:
". c., Harry Gibson.
v.G., X. X. Iibby.
secy., e. q, Mason.
Treas, A. l.. y. PIKE.
Trustees, w. w. whitmarsh, A. 8. Kimball
Z. Y. smith.
Hall Agent. n. A. Rich.
The term has been changed from six
months to one year by act OF the Severe
Ign Grand Lodge. The lodge Is In ex'
cellent financial condition having nearly
5000 invested funds. Membership now
l9i. The officers will be installed by
ID. ID. @. NJ, Frank Kimball Jan. 10, 1893
Robert Quincy will attend the Bangor
Business College.
Harry Favor Is home from Brockton
Mass, for few days.
The csntata "The Star Of Bethlehem
was rendered at the Congregations
church Sunday by an excellent chorus
The solos and duets were beautiful
features Of the entertainment. Thu
church was crowded.
s. Norman Buck of Bethel, was II
town this week on business.
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Sup
per as usual followed by promenade ~
the evening. Flrst-class music will b'
engaged.
Agnes Beal has gone to Boston to take
lessons In vocal music.
The Methodist, Congregational ant
Baptist Societies will hold nni0n meet
ings next week, Monday and Tuesda!
evenings at the Congregational church
Wednesday and Thursday evenings n
the Methodist, Friday evening at tn
Baptist church.
The Patrons Mutual Aid Societ!
Of Maine, hold their annual meetin,
Thursday, Jan. 9Th, at Auburn. Man!
of our citizens are interested In tn
gathering. $3.50
Charles A. Rines has gone to Haverhill
Mass, to visit his son G. Z. Rlnes. ii,
will be absent from here several weeks
II. @. Brown of West Paris was II
town Friday.
Friday afternoon John W. Davis an,
Chas. \. Cook Of Lynn, Mass, were ar
raIgned before Judge Whitman charge,
with the larceny Of two teams from
Theodore Thayer of Paris. They valves
examination and In default Of ball wer
committed to jail. On motion of Count!
Attorney Smith the bail was placed b!
the court at $1,000, In each case. Til
two respondents were arrested In Lynn
Mass, and brought to Norway by Stai'
Detective, A. Z. Bassett. Mr.. Thaye
received both horses and nearly all hi
property. Before the two started fo
the Hill j. w. Swan, mt request Of tn
city marshal Of Lynn, photographed
them.
The cutters ball was well ATTENDED
Friday evening. The gallery seats wer'
all occupied. About forty couples were
In the grand march. The concert wa
very good. Music by Stearns & Morse
worthy's Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +. Sanb0rn oh
served the 59th anniversary OF thel
marriage Mt their residence at the Fall
this week. A few friends were present
Mr.. SanbOrn Il now IS years Of age
smart and active. Mira. Sanborn las no
seen rs many years by six. She Il sls'
enjoying excellent health. We trus
they will enjoy many snuiversarie
hereafter.
The Colby Glee Club will give a con
cert at the Opera House Thursday even
Ing, January 10Th.
IL you need boots, shoes, slippers and
rubbers, the best place to buy them ]
at Smiley shoe store, opposite Elm
House, Norway, Maine. l.. n. SWEET
manager.