Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-18
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


DIRECTORY.
cHURcHEs-
Univcrsalst Church, Rev. Caroline h. Angel.
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, ~ lo*o
a. NJ: sabbath school. Iss,r.x.
Second Congregational Church. Rev. ID: =.
Risieout. Pastor. Preaching service Sunday |,
10 ~ A. N; sabbath School. II - 4. n; Social
Meeting 90 y. N; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing. ~ p NJ, "Wednesday; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday, att 3nr.M
Methodist Church. Rev. y. Grosyenor, Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 W A. NJ; Saboaih schoo'.
IL 90 NJ. Social Evening Meeting, 30 =. NJ;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. Z 80 Z. NJ; Class
Meeting. Friday, Df.h.
STATED MEETINGS.
r&A M.-Union II. A. e., No. IS, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. ON or before fun moon, at
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxior'
Lo.lge. No. Is, I'm Masonic Hall, Monday Even'
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, n
Norway division. Sons OF Temperance, in Rycr.
son Hall every Saturday evening.
LOO. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hail. every Tuesday Evening. Widely Encamp.
ment No, q, meets in Odd Fellows, HAL, seoohu
and fourth Friday Evenings of each month:
N. of Irregular meeting In Hathaway BLOCK,
every Thursday Evening. L. r, A. q. Noyes
Division, No, Il, meets third Friday oil eaeh
month.
Ryersou Hall on the thru Friday Evening OF
5 OF Wellington Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
month.
W. C.-Mects in Grange Han third Friday
evening In each month.
.O.G. C.-Meets the 81 and ith Thursday
evenings of each month In Ryerson Hall.
p. OF H.--Norway Grange meets every other
NE q. P.-I.akcsite Lodge. No. IL, meets In
Ryerson Hall, on the arst and third Wednesday
evenings Of each month.
EFF. SMITH. ESQ, New Grange Block. "a the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and fSvors shown MIN VIII
be appreciated by the publishers
Delightful shower Thursday after
noon.
The clerk of the Supreme Judicial
Court collided with Cooks barge one
night on his way home from Paris.
The county commissioners want to be
called 10 have Paris Street widened.
Chas. .. Barrows, of Portland, was In
town Thursday.
AT. Marston, Of Lynn, member OF
the shoe firm of b. +. Spinney 4 Co.,
was at the factories this week.
Work on the electric road is progress
ing rapidly
Judge Davis gave an exhibition on Main
Street Wednesday afternoon Ia front OF
the Elm House. He showed the boys
how to roll over the bank OF gravel
thrown up by the electric road workmen.
The first thing the Judge did was TO
look for witnesses. He was sober and
all right.
Isaac ii. Lord is still ut Paris. He
refuses TO pay $3.50 tax assessed In
1891. the collector, c. +. Lord, has
guaranteed his board bill for twenty
weeks commencing June 18th, 1895.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Payne, teachers
az the Methodist Sabbath School. gave
their classes an excursion up the lake on
steamer Penuesseewassee.
Wednesday afternoon VIM. II. Hall OF
Oxford was arraigned in the municipal
court charged with being common sell
er Of intoxicating liquors. After a
somewhat prolonged trial he was bound
over to the October term of the Supreme
Judicial Court. He recognized 10 the
sum OF $500. +. F. Smith for state.
J. =. Wright for Hall.
Mrs. John Twombly IL enjoying few
DAYS visit at Andover with her people.
Augustus Moves has been granted an
increased United States pension.
Mrs. J. Wesley Swan and daughters
have returned from Connecticut where
they have been for the past year with
Mrs. Swans sister. They will make
their home here.
The men Of the NJ. f.. church have
organized praying band OF about
twenty members. sunday they visited
North Norway.
The Norway aud South Paris electric
road want fifty more men.
Judge Davis court has been in order
ali the week and has ground out several
cases. The following were disposed OF
the first of the week: State VS.. Isaac +.
Tibbetts. intoxicatiou, fine 50 and costs,
total Sll53; State vs.. David Taylor,
same offence, fine 81; state vs.. Fred
Kelly, same allegation, sentenced 20 pay
"A fine aud costs.
Rev. A. +. Reed OF Pittsfield exchapg
ed with Rev. G. +. Angel Sunday.
We understand that Mrs. III. r.
Andrews will not teach any more. She
has been a faithful and earnest teacher
in our village schools for long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. a. kneeland were In
town Friday. Mr.. kueeland was former
IL the popular landlord Of Beal's Hotel.
A large company OF high school
scholars in Cummings six-horse team
visited Albany Basins saturday.
Josiah Dutton and Charles ii. Adams
are building houses and James Shedd is
building a stable.
Arthur Swan and John Hayes have
started bakery business at Bridgton.
\ large bill bosrd in front of George
l.. Reals 10, on Main Street announces
fuckers circus.
Annie Cole il doing typewriting for
different parties In the village.
The concert ~ the Congregational
church sunday evening was largely at
tended.
The ladies Of the Congregational So
ciety gave an ice cream festival Tuesday
evening at the vestry. The band played
several selections in front Of the church.
Il. T.. Townsend Is building an ell TO
his house.
Mrs. Abbie J. Tubbs has commenced
10 build on her lot on Danforth Street n
INO-slOIN uOuUit
w. ID. Sprague is the new foreman In
the stitching room at the shoe shop. Ii.
III. Hooker i sick.
The Universalist Sabbath School OBJ
served its sixty-frst anniversary Sunday
evening. The average attendance has
been ninety-six.
Pennesseewassee Lodge, h. Of F.. A.
o. Noyes Division, L. K h. of T., and
members Of the order from South Paris,
observed the orders memorial day Tues
day evening. The procession was form
ed in front of the h. L. Hall at 4. NJ.
and was escorted 10 Pine Grove Gene
terry by Norway band.
Fred III. Cummings, who has be-, n
clerking for Noyes & Andrews, is very
sick threatened with fever.
Norway Commandery, No. pa, L. o.
q. c., at the regular meeting Thursday
evening entertained company from Ok
ford and enjoyed an excellent entertain
ment.
10. Croker has nearly completed
the new library rooms over his store.
The new quarters promise to be most
pleasant and convenient for the public.