Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-02-05
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


DIRECTORY.
cHURcHHs.
Universalist Church. Rev. Caroline 3. Angel.
Pastor. Preaching service ON Sunday, at loAo
An; sabhssh-sehool. IL SP.N
second Congregational Church. Rev. H. =
Rsieout. Pastor. Preaching service at the Bspti,s
Church, Sunday. 80 A NJ. sabbath school.
n as A. M. Social Meeting, 7:o p. NJ; regular
weekly Prayer Meeting, pr. ~, "wednesday;
Young Peoples meeting Friday az - r. y.
Methodist Church, Rev J. II. Roberts. Pastor.
Preaching Service, 10 10 A. NJ; sabbath school,,
is:eN.; Social Evening Meeting. 100 r. NJ,
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. 1:D r. n; Class
Meeting, Friday. ';Sor.h.
STATED MEETINGS.
F&A. M.-Union X. A. C., No. IS, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on OF before fnil moon, q,
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxion
Lodge, No. Is, in Masonic Hall, Monday hyen'
Ing ON or before full moon. Oxford council. Il.
5. NJ, Friday evening. on or aiter iui, W p.esr
Norway Division. Sons OF Temperance, In kyer'
son Hall every Saturday evening.
I.o.O Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday Evening Widely Encamp..
meni, No; 81 meets In Odd Fellows HAL, sec"'a
aud fourth Friday Evenings OF each month.
X. Of Irregular meeting In Hathaway BLOCK.
every Thursday Evening. U. K, A. ID. Soyes
Division, No. IL, meets third Friday OF esch
month.
G. R-Harry Rust Post, No 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
each month.
s. of V.-welnngton Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday evenings OF eacn
VIZ. C.-Meets in Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U.O.G. C.-Meets the 81 and &th Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall Hall, ,,,s,
Z. OF H.-Norway Grange meets every osher
Saturday at Grange Hall.
Norway Light Infantry. Regular meetings
the first and third Monday evenings OF each
month.
Me- P-Lakesiie Lodge, No. l... meet. In
Rycrson Hall. ON the trst and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
Er. SMITH. ESQ, New Grange Block, IL the
authorized local agent and correspondent o. .nS
Democrat for Norway and favors shown MIN VIII
be appreciated by the publishers.
Iuez Forbes, Of Gorham, y. H., Il
stopping with MIR. and Mrs. Silss Weth-
erbee.
{. ID. Waters was In town this week.
Mr.. Waters has an excellent position as
agent for the Great Eastern Fast Freight
Line. His headquarters are at st.
Johnsbury.
Miss Maud Mayo sdvertises recital
/ TO take place at the Opera House the
evening Of February 9Th. IL will be the
event Of the winter.
/
with paralysis msuy years ago aud has
ever since been confined to his bed, died
January 23d. MIR. Upton was one oil
Norwsy's most prominent citizens NJ the
time he WAS stricken down.
Stated Communication OF Oxford
Lodge, No. Is, +. Il A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic Hall Monday evening
Work on first degree.
The Pride of Company e. WAS pre-
sented a, the Opera House Tuesday be
fore crow ded house by the following
John Bo,worth. an old sollier, James Roberts
Frank Bo-wor,h, his son and Capt OF Co =;
Amass No.u-od. a hunchback, Frank r. Bartlett
PEARSON GOodwink, 8 supersnnuaiei minister.
Mark 4. Smith
Barney Ryan. the brave lTishman-in horn,
Tom Dickson. hero In disguise,
Joe. urchln. Morris Grant
Jim. Walter Haselton
Firsi Soldier. CT Ridlon
second soldier II. 7. Reid
Miss Alice Graves
Grs,ia Goodwink, daughter Of parson,
Miss Fannie Cummings
"'''s'' MR.. c. $ Aker.
Soldiers, Musicians, Crowd, etc.
The several parts were well acted snt
elected frequent applause from the au
iience. After the drama dance was II
order. Music BY Stearns x Morse
worthy's orchestra. About forty-iiv'
couples enjoyed the order OF eigh
dances.
Judge Walker was in town this weel
Wednesday and Thursday as referee II
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office OF c. +. Holt, Esq.
The promenade Al Concert Hall Frida!
evening was well attended. IL Was no
held on Tuesday owing 10 an entertain
ment at the Opera House.
At the annual meeting of Odd Fellow
Graded Mutual Relief Association hell
AZ Odd Fellows Hall We gathered tn
following items from the treasurer's re
port:
Membership December 81, ~, la
Admitted during the year, Il
, Died during the year, !
! Death assessments during the year, !
! Average aye of members admitted,
Lodge represented, 10
Paid for deaths the past year. tIO,S. Y
, Average cost per siec Insurance, q.
Funds on hand In banks, etc, $40 .
The following officers were elected:
President, A. ;. kimball.
Vice President. T.. y. Weymouth.
Secretary. A. l.. =. Pike
Treasurer, W. ". whitmarsh.
Medical Director, Il. T. bradbury, NJ. ID.
Mrs. Margie Favor entertained he
, niece, Miss Elsie Russell OF Yarmouth
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Edwards OF Au
burn visited at 4. +. Andrews recently
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church organized Young People
Christian Union Sunday evening will
the following officers:
President, Charles 7. Ridlon.
Nice-Presiient Ellie :. swan.
Secretary. stephen H. Cummings.
Treasurer. Honor Quincy.
Committee on Rules and by laws. klsie Favor
Elle >. swan aud Margaret Baker.
County Commissioner Whitmsrsh IL
company with Architect Coombs o
Lewiston visited and inspected tn
county buildings in Knox County thi:
week.
Judge Davis heard his first crimins
case in the municipal court Thursday
morning. Larent Lagoye of Lewiston
was arraigned on complaint Of Deputy
Sheriff A. +. True of Mechanic Fall;
charged with the larceny of rifle from
one A. l.. Chapman Of Welchville. The
respondent pleaded his own case. After
hearing all the evidence the judge found
the prisoner guilty aud sentenced him 70
sixty days in Paris Jail.
Eben Fox OF Lowell was at DR..
French's this week.
The clerks of this village announce
that they will try their hand at giving a
dance at the Opera House. We under
stand there are about thirty OF them 10
the village and as they are all hustlers
every one anticipates big affair.
Joseph A. Holt Of Denmark has been
visiting his brother. &. +. Holt, Esq.
Senator Harlow has presented bill 70
amend the law establishing the Nor
way Municipal Court, making all actions
of forcible entry and detsiner In order
for trial at the return term instead OF
having such action continued for one
term as now.
Stated Convention Of Union Royal
Arch Chapter will be held Wednesday
evening.
The officers Of the Epworth League
elected at the annual meeting wednes-
day evening are as follows:
| President. Mrs. Kate Pingree.
Vice presidents, Mrs. Emma Hobien, Ella
| SWEET Myrtle Starbird and Mrs. 5. l.. Ethrfdge.
Sec. WV. Payne.
Treas, Henry Huntress-
What may prove TO be a very serious
accident took place at c. b. Cummings
Il Sons saw mill Saturday morning.
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