Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
CHunSnEs.


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Na.oine naii. Regular meeting OF osfca
Leiss. Na. u. In Masonic Hal, hesdAy nven'
ing on or l<forr fall MON. Osfor,i cosnd'. "
as. n. Frtlay evening. on or amer full moon'
Norway Division. seas % Temperascs. In kyer'
soa Hall every saturday eseaiaE.
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asi foarh FRIDAY Evenings ef essh month;
f.-Resulsr meeting In Hathaway hiceh.
ever, Thursday k,eainS. "; ", =. %. NeyS
Division. No. u. meets 'hiri frh'ay OF esh
q. Hilary Russ res., No. -, messs In
Ryer.oa Han On the ihiri Friday Evening OF
:. Of V.-w.rnpr,oa iiosbs Camp mssss ,hs
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| month.
". n C.-Nss.. In Orange Hall ,Airi Friday
1870 c'sM~sss On. 81 asd .,h Thursday
evening. % earh month In Ryer.sa Hall
=. 81 u.-Ncr~.y sranf. ~e<ss every o<hsf
>starisy 81 GrAns. Hall. ..-
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Rysr.on iiAil. en tia ar-t anil thiri "Wednesday
ErssTrH. kso. Nee sranre Bhsh. 70 We
aathoriei kcAl AGENT and osrrosronient OF We
IlemorrAt for Norway anil favors sboun him VIZ
be apprcia,ei BY The pabnshefs.
Charles Mason says he sees no reason
vet TO change his opinion In rvgsrd to
issl being a good year To reckon Demo
cratic gains from.
Rev. y. W. smith Of Portland, who
MAS for several years pastor OF the VI. H.
church 10 this village, made his friends
q short call "wednesday.
The several lessee. Of the Opera House
store. are now arranging their store
fixtures. In few weeks they will take
possession.
The Wood and coal dealers ssy this is
the weather they enjoy because business
IL improving every day.
r.. D.. Mlllett has . new sign. MI.
MilIe,t manufactures gents custom
shoes. lie also has . good assortment
of boots. shoes, and rubbers In stock.
PHI. T., 4. =. Kimball, Installed the
officers Of Union Royal Arch Chapter,
No. %, Wednesday evening. They
were a. follows;
i Ply. King.
| kins ". %. kBo~lshd.
scrtIs. u y. Brs.ibary, N. u.
rro..sF,r, q. :. rssAsr.
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| q. =. l.. u. Aniv~s.
RAG. wm. & lsa'ui
MAY, ~ HsknslL
MalN, ~. fsser.
N. laN., frslARi Hove. jT.
The brick ma.ons commenced the Odd
Fellows Block which Il Ia be built only
one story high, Thursday. Mr.. Dudley
has completed the foundation. The
bricks are all on the lot aud work Will IL
rushed With = large crew.
Maurice klain has returned from Fort
land and will settle here aud resume his
old business.
Mis-. FIorvuce whlt,omb has gone e
south Pari. for the winter. She vii
work for Judge D-ering's family.
". 4. Holfe and Ned skillln1s have
hired the tenements In the Tubbs hous'
near the engine house, Main street.
Harry Rust ro.i, No. -, u. \. u.
~lll be- Inspected a, the regular meeting
Of the po.t Friday evening, Novembe'
10th.
No more bad dt,lug hats or caps I
YOU huy them AZ Noyes & Andrews
Hue store. Norway, Maine. They hs,s
q hat coniormsior and can ht your beaS
To perfect comfort.
VI. understand that the Chautauqui
Circle, MI. Ellie swan president, shici
meet al the homes 90 the members, u II
fouri.hing condition With very lsrg'
membership. Thursdsy evening the 80
cI,,y met al Mrs. W. II. Iloblnson's.
The November term % the Norwa,
Municipal Court ~ss held Tuesday. Tn
new entries footed NJ nearly twenty
several trials, viz: Lsfsrrier We Pierre
on seton brought to recover for service
rendered the defendant. Amount claim
ed, $3.50. Judgment for plaintiff TOT
: O.. Another hearing MAS an seton b,
the town OF oxford We. Frank II. bog,
for tax. Judgment for town for .
aud costs.
Charles n. IIodgion WAS arrested OF
complaint Of Jesse II. Field saturday OF
charge ~ annoying the complainant b,
: erie. and talk II most offensive
character whenever the two men chances
"a meet. They both live in Wa,erfor'
and for several years have not been OF
J the be.t ~ terms. Field complained q
sheriff Parker Who notified llodgdon u
] stop his abuse. This did little " an,
good. hence the prosecution. IIodgdor
: wa. directed by the court 10 furnish
bonds for the amount OF one hundred
; dollars.
. The Ilobb. variety store il again open
ed aud business IL good. Mr.. Hobbs ha'
: one Of the most attractive stores In tn
county.
simeon Drake hs. moved Into the ren,
over the Locke store near the academ,
buildings.
) The officer. OF Oxford Lodge. No. II
D. a A. NJ, will be- publicly instsllet
Wednesday evening, Nov. IL. 10 Will b
public Ia members Of Oxford Lodge anc
all resident Masons and their families
Ralph IA..elle has gone 10 the Ey'
and Ear lnhrmary At Portland Ia re
ceiye treatment for his eye.
Noye. a Andrews Blue store. Nor
way, Maine, I. the best place In Oxford
County to buy custom and ready mad'
clothing, fur coats, hats, caps aud fur
nishlngs.