Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.



DIRECTORY.
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.sa Hall every satariay sventnf.
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msni, No. "a, meet. IN OH Fellows, Han. seo"ad
snj f,arsh Irtiay E,sninTs of each month.
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SATURDAY 81 Grsngs Hall
Norway Light Infsntry. = Regular m.sunss
the nr.s and third Monday evenings % 80"
M. o.r--Lsle.,is Lo.ig., No, i;;. meet. IN
Ry,r-on Hall. on ths hr.t and thiri "wednesday
evening. of eAfh month.
E.f NINTH. ksa- Nev Gnnr hS. w
b svprssisssd BY ne pabushsrs.
The farmers evidently boil down . lit
tie cider. judging from the number OF
barrels hauled through the village. ..
20. Croker has taken mp the piece
Of sidewalk In front OF his hay scales
and put down vide granite stone. IL 10
an Improvement the public will greatly
appreciate. ,
Judge whitman talks Of building .
law Office near his residence on Crescent
street.
X. n. Andrews will return from lows
Tuesday with lot OF extra heavy WORK
horses.
Charlie. y. Mcdonald Of Pittsheld, ~
H., vas In TOW this week.
The tower on the opera house u near
IN completed aud the clock viii be put
In po.itIon about the middle or last oil
the week. The tlmcp'ece has come and
/. now In v. W. tliils' custody.
Mrs. &. l.. Hathaway IL Waiting IN
Athol, Mass, and other places Tor fe~
weeks.
Two companies 81 colorcd convert peo-
ple visited our town this week. Ths
one the virginia and Texas Concert
COMPANY NJ Concert Hall Sunday even
ing. The other the New Orleans Jubilee
singers at the Baptist church on We'd
ne.day evening. Both entertainment
were well attended and both companies
CAV. excellent satisfaction. The musi,
~as pleasing to all sud the singers ~er'
repeatedly encored.
John J. HAYDEN % Mechanic Fails and
=. m. Hayden of Aubarn we're In town
thI. week. We understand that John
]. IIsy,ien has sold out his foundry bush
mes, al the Falls and \. u. Hayden, ~hC
Ia. been engaged In the manufacturing
of shoe patterns In Auburn, has closed
business there, and they ~'ll both go u
Lynn, Mass, and start . pattern ou'i
ness.
The man with the little cart with th'
word "IIollness" painted on the sides
Was In town few days sgo.
The village schools are now well unde'
cav With the following teachers
High schcel. Prof. 4. y. Barse.- Assistant,
Grs1I.I sshaoI.. k.s iIObs-. M. u. y
insrm..ils.s ssAcol.. Nellie L. Andr,~.. Mr.
rrin.ris.. uPysr, Elne s~ah. Loser, nlh.,
ue.In-ssr. Nhiile. susie NilIs'i. Cors
shcli.
Al. .. Pike has been sppolnied Die
trict Deputy Grand Master, !. %. q. y.
81 the fourth district.
John r. Harding has gone To Iaver
hill where be has good position Will
J. wincbell.
The Norway Electric Light Go. vii
furnish 4. Is. Cummings 4 sons power
10 run their new grist mill near the
depot.
The supper and promenade at the I al
yersalist church ,esiry Tuesday evening
VAS well attended. The young ladies,
seventeen In all, got up the supper. II
Vas q good one.
Norway Grange celebrated i,s oif
anniversary Wednesday ~ this week
The committee In charge Ia whom great
credit IL due, consisted Of Mrs. =. n
Gyerson. Mrs. Ellen Bennett and Mrs
Judith Dinsmore. Music VAS Furnished
BY the grange choir. The following
programme was very Interesting;
History Of national AMI stale srsnf.s, -,
E..sy. Rev. q. D.. Angel
l...,. Ms. Etts D. IiarrimAn
SSss. Mr. yrri xohs. Nathan NobIs
nesilns.. Coruie a. Rob>rts sni km~s >oe's
The attendance Vas very large and
the exercises most Interesting.
v. ". HIS, the jeweler, has MOVED
into the 4. =. Ne,ers' store.
Rsy. 4. u. ANGEL, pastor Of the uni'
yersalist church, has resigned. she has
accepted call from the Union church
society Of Caribou. Her resignation Will
take effect In December. Much sorrow
!. expressed aud every effort will BE-
made 10 have her stay here.
". n. whitcomb has hired part OF j.
". Bakers new bouse.
sam'l X. Knowlsnd, for years fore
nan In the cutting room In the shoe
factory, IL visiting hls brother. w. H.
Know land. In this village.
Dr. y. y. Barker Il finishing his plsffa
upderplnning With granite.
Look up lismiin q B'cknelrs sd.
They have got some great trades to ofier
Ia crockery, glassware, lamps and
groceries.
The nineteen Iowa horses that will be
II Andrew sale stable. Tuesday weigh
~. so pounds. -.
The railroad commissioners, David
". Mortiand of Rocklsnd aud Benz. y.
Chadbourne OF Biddeford. were In town
Thursday and located the railroad
crossing over Cottage Street to Z. ID.
Cummings a sous mill.
The Norway Packing Go. shipped
some Of their corn this week.
\. I. Mlllett presented the Congregs-
tional society With the weather vane
which decorate. the church tower.
Much interest wss attracted by the
workmen Friday when they finished the
tip top Of the hall tower, aud placed In
position the beautiful letters aud vane.
OWED TO QUEEN LII.
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