Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-17
NORWAY.
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Universalist Church. Rev. Caroline =. Angel.
Pastor. Preaching service ON Sunday n 10 80
An; sabbath-s school. is;tsr.h.
second congregational Church. Rev: ID. g.
70 % A. NJ; sabbath school. iiiS A. NJ; Social
Meeting. IiW p. Nj regular weekly Prayer
Meeting, 80 2. n, Thursday; Young Peoples
MssScii.s Church. Rev. v. W. smith. Pastor,
Preaching service, 10 20 A. NJ; sabbath School,
ls;Wn.; Social Evening Meeting. 700 r. NJ;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. 1:so r. ~; Class
Ass sS.., f esay ss.s,or ..r,,.. ,rn
sabbath school Is r. NJ; social Meeting r. n.
"Wednesday. Prayer Meeting I;1P.h.
STATED MEETINGS.
faA. M.-Union u. A. c.. No. %, assemblies
| "Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, ~
Masons Hall REGULAR mating oS q o frsn
Ing on or before full moon.
T.. q. q. f.-Regular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall. every Tuesday Evening, Wihisy Encamp,
ment, No, 81, meets In Odd Fellows, Hall. second
AMI fourth Friday Evenings OF each month.
X. ofP-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block.
l. 8. O. Tin Grange Hall, every saturday
q. HILLARY Rust Post, No. "a. meets In
New Orange Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
each month.
U. o. q. C.-Mee,. the fret and third Friday
evenings Of each month. ,,..,
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meeings
the first and third Wednesday Evenings OF each
month.
y. y. SMITH. ESQ.,. New Grange Block. I: the
Democrat Cor Norway and favors shown him win
be appreciated by the publishers.
Adna Dyer calls on his friends oe-
casionally.
Fred A. Cole Il at work repairing
watches for Horace Cole.
John IIaselton has commenced dane
Ing school at Ryerson Hall.
The ladies of the Congregationslist
church will hold circle at their vestry
Tuesday evening. The supper will be
followed by an entertainment.
Representative Roberts has been ap-
pointed on several very important COM
mittees.
Sheriff James l.. Parker has appointed
two deputies In this village, Jonathan
Blake and Albert 4. Bassett. As yet
'rhad Cross has not been re-appointed.
Friday evening, January 10th, there
will be social dance ut the Opera
House. Music by Stearns and Morse
worthy's orchestra.
Samuel Hayden Is soon to move to
Auburn.
A leak In the water main on Main
Street near Danforth was discovered this
week.
DIR. ID. +. Bradbury and G.. ID. Waters
with their friends enjoyed q clam chow
der at Twin Island this week. Ii was re-
ported as very Jolly time.
ID. ID. q. VI. Frank Klmball Installed
the officers Of Norway Lodge, No. III,
I. o. q. f., Tuesday evening. lie was
assisted by 4. q. NJ, A. s. kimball, and
others.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Besls Hotel Company
Tuesday evening the following officers
were elected:
President, George A. Cole.
vice.Prestdent, a. y. Andrews.
Sec. and Treas, D. W. Sanborn.
Directors, A. D. Andrews, 4. y. Tubbs and y.
W. sanborn.
There Il some talk among the Silver
Grays Of a series OF dances ut the Beals
House this winter. In the past such
gatherings have been very pleasant.
Mrs. A. \. Kimball was called to Port
land this week to care for her sis
ter, Mrs. G. o. Bailey, who Is sick with
typhoid pneumonia.
The happiest event Of the season IL yet
to take place. On Tuesday evening,
January 18th, AT 80, T.. NJ, the young
ladies Of the Unlyersslist Circle will EN-
terrain the married men OF Norway with
choice yiands In the form Of an orange
supper served la "a unique style known
only to those universally popular young
ladies'. A souvenir will be given away
with each plate. A general invitation IL
extended To every married man OF Nor
way, and IL Il expected that they Will
come equipped each with twenty-five
cent piece In his pocket. The regular
supper will be served IA usual at o 30 to
those not included In the above. Prone
made concert In the evening.
Thursday evening. January 10th, at
the Congregational yestry the Colby
Glee Club will give one OF the best enter.
tainments of the season. Freeland
Howe, Jr., and Werner VI. whitman be-
long TO the Club.
George Cheney Il papering and paint
ing the Millett store. L. l.. Webb our
popular clothier will move into II as soon
as possible.
Moves Il Andrews have leased the
Webb store, and will put In u full line OF
dry aud fancy goods.
The regular meeting OF the Literary
and Scientific society was held ut Union
Hall, Monday evening. IL was very
At the next meeting the
president Stephen II. Cummings will
give an illustrated lecture on Astronomy.
l.. Ellen Frost, Mrs. Kate Jones, w.
T., Otis and Mary Jones, started for CALI
fornia this week where they will pass
the winter. This trip IL taken with the
expectation that Otis Jones' health will
be improved.
The new catalogue OF the Norway
Public Library will be pamphlet OF
about eighty pages. Price % cents.
Lawson Frost Of Boston IL spending
u few days with his mother Mrs. Harriet
NJ. Frost In this place.
The following officers Of the Norway
Division Sons of Temperance were In
stalled Saturday evening by ID. G. w. L.
j. II. Huntress:
p, stephen n. Cummings.
W. A., Grace l.. wooisum.
". g., X. II. Rowe.
A. ". -, Alice NJ. Rounds.
y. =. Lottie NJ. Craig.
Treas, Annie D.. Joplan.
Chap, Joseph A. snow.
Com, W. ~. Richbutg.
Asst. Con-, Grace ". Noble.
u. y, Carl ID. jordan.
I. y, Agnes W. Rounds.
P.w. r., }. u. Iiuntress.
Thursday evening George A. wilkins,
ID. ID. q. c., installed the officers of
Pennesseewassee Lodge, No. IL, X. OfP.
The ceremonies were pleasant interspers-
ed with music by Messrs II. l.. aud G.
w. Horne, Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs.
kimbsll. The well known orchestra OF
Stearns and Norseworthy was In attend
ance and added greatly to the occasion
with their excellent music. Following
the installation, short speeches were
made by Rev. Ii. =. Rideout, Hon. A. =.
Kimball and T.. =. Smith. The Chancel-
Tor Commander, q. Nj. Cummings, then
invited the company to partake OF an
deliberately prepared supper which II Is
quite needless to remark was without
AN exception accepted. The evening
was one OF the most pleasant.
AN ERROR.