Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-05
NORWAY.
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uaiversslist Church. Rev. Caroline Z. ANGEL,
fastar Pres.hins service on sunday, mt 10 -
An, sabbath school, II ~ Pm.
ssoond Congregational Church. Rev. H. ;.
eidcou,, Pastor. Preaching service It the bapu,'
Church, sunday, 10; ~ A. NJ; Sabbath School,
n IS A. ~; Social Meeting. eco r. N, regular
ws,.kly PRAYER Meeting, ! 9P. ". Wednesday. /
Young Peoples meeting frsisy az SON
Methodist Church. key. J. II. Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching service, %; 10 A, "a; sabbath school,
issoo NJ; Social Evening Meeting, 200 r. NJ,
TUESDAY PRAYER Meeting, % y. NJ. Cisss
Meeting, Friday, $50 ~
STATED MEETINGS.
rSA. M.-Uuion r. A. e.. No Si assemblies |
"Wednesday Evening. On or eefore fail moon, AZ
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxtoN
I.o,ig,e, No. 4. In Masonic Hail. Monday Even
Ing on or before fan moon. oxford Council, X. /
& :. NJ. Friiay evening. on or AFTER full moon |
Norway Division. sons OF Temperance, IN kscf- |
son Hail every saturday evening.
10. q. f.-Reguiar meeting IN Odd Fellows
Hall. evcry Tuesday svvning wildey kncamp. |
rncnt, No n, meets Ia Odd Fellows Han, sccouu
n az P.-RerSiar raeetins In Hathaway Blcck. |
every THURSDAY Eycning. L. X, \. q. Moves |
Division, No. u, meets third Friday OF each
month.
gycrson Han on the third Friday Evening Of
each month
;. OF v.-wening,on Hobbs Camp meets the
sccond and fourth Friday evenings OF eaeh
WR. C.-Meets In Grange Han third Friday
evening in each month.
TO. e.. C-Mccts the "A and 9Th Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson baLL
p. IL H.-Norway TRANCE meets every other
saturday al Grange Hall
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
the first and third Monday evenings OF eseh
NJ. P.-Iakcside Lodge, No. IL. meets In
RversOn Hall on the irst and ,hlri "Wednesday
evenings Of each month
r SMITH, ESQ, New Grange Block. u me
authorized local agent and correspondent OF tas
Democrat for Norway and favors shown hin VIII
DC appreciated By the p1bhshers-
Norway town reports were cut Satur-
day.
The loss Of vouchers aud records AZ
the ASSESSORS office during the tie MADE
extra work for the municipal officers.
The warm weather Is making poor
sl,ighing.
The seekers for town office this spring
are few and they make very little stir.
Clerk of Courts c. +. Whitman gave a
most pleasant card party 10 his friends
Monday evening.
County Commissioner Whitmarsh WAS
summoned to Augusta this week on the
York county building contest.
| \ crew Of men are at work AT the
Fails on the bridge. The old one viii be
all removed and new stone work viii
support a first class iron bridge.
About forty members Of Norway
Loare. No. Is, |. O. q. F., vent 10
North Waterford "Wednesday evening
ana visited oxford Lodge, No. 81, |, q.
IO.F. The work was eNemplitied by
lOxford Lodge. The visitation was one
of the most pleasant. The excellent sup
per served was beautiful aud of the very
best quality. la faci the party return
cd Thursday very well satisfied with the
"trip. 49,
! {. Il. Cummings i Sons grist mill has
been shut down several days this week
owing To the work on the bridge.
4. X. Cummings 4 sons have landed
about i've hundred Thousand OF pine
timber al Norway Lake 80 far Win
! much more 10 come, rhey do rush
ing business making shoe boxes through
out the year.
. ON wednesday afternoon, the time ap-
rotated for hearing Ia state vs. Guy
Buck, who was charged with being 4
common seller OF Intoxicating liquors.
the respondent appeared with hts ccuh-
sci, waived an examination add gave
boads for his Appearance at the May
term vi the Supreme Jgdicid Court.
: ChAucey l.. FArnham assisted By Stat,
= Detective Bassett captured EDWARD
Thrush who broke into Farnham's bar.
: her shop Al Oxford October 18th, and
ihsd him arraignei in The municips
: court Wednesday. rhru-h pleaded
guilty and in default Of 500 bail was
r committed 20 Paris Jail IN await TIT
action of The grand jury.
Stated communication Of Oxiorc
: Lodge. No. i, T. \ \. NJ, will be held
Monday evening, March i,h. Work OF
4 the second degree.
, Charles v. Thomas Of Boston vii
lecture on Wednesday evening, Narci
9Th. 10 the high school room on "Herce'
0 and Ba;tledelds of the Civil War.
Eighty beautiful siereopticon views VII
/ illustrate the lecture. Tickets - and j
lceuts.
D washingtoa's birthday was observed
with appropriate exercises in the differ
eut vilhge schools.
{ Alfred z. Burnell was stricken with 1
parAlytic shock Thursday afternoon
. Feb. slst, aud died in the afternoon 81
the same day. he has for several years
: not eniovcd the hest Of health, but bat
been A. well lately a. usual. lie was II
: hi 9TH wear. lie came from RTidgtot
r % NpcNSy aud MAS for years forem n II
4. the taunery He lost h!s buildings las
I NAY bat had rebuilt very pretty home
q lie vas one of the oldest Masons In tows
|, aud member Of Oxford Lodge, No. Is
+, In this village. IL leaves widow aud
!. one sou. Rev. h. - Hideout otiiciAtec
Al the funeral, which took place Al BIZ
z tatc residence on saturday. The MAsou'
I turned out in & body Sad took charge OF
p the remains and accompanied them Il
e Pine Grove cemetery where services
: were held. The deceased was loved q,
all
The proceeds Of the clerks ball held
/, II The opera House last week amount
+ ing 10 some over ftty dollars were giver
10 the tao men who were injured 10 ths
Be- ditch some time sgo.
r The military company have drains
= which they vii present At the Opera
House IN the near future.
L. K. h. I. viii give a grand ball 81
the Opera House on Friday evening
: March Is. Il will be the affair for al
e lovers OF music and dancing.
The dedication Of the third house Of
= worship Of the second Ccagregz tiOnAlis'
p church took place on Thursday evening
, Feb. 2S.h, al s:l5 P. N The program
: a. given Was fully carried out. Rev. X
J. Haughtou and Rev. II. l.. Nichols Of
I south Paris, Rev. Israel Jordan OF
: Bethel. Rev. i. 3. Carruthers of Berlin,
y. H.. Rev. \. &. Patten Oi Gorhan,
y. H., Rev J. e. Merrill. editor Of the
T Christian Mirror, aud Rev. J. l. Jen-
kius, u. D., of Portland, aud Rev. {. Z
Angel and Rev. B. ;. RiieoGI OF Nor
Way took part 10 the services. A. l.. r.
Pike IN behalf of the bull ling committee,
: consisting Of \. r. Andrews, J. l..
! Horne. \. l.. +. Pike, DR.. George t.
Jones and Rev. h. = Rideort, made =
very full aud clear report Of the Goings
I ~ the committee and delivered the keys
J 20 J l.. Horne, chairman II the parish
committee. Rev. Mr.. Jenkins preached
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