Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

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Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at 1oa'
A. NJ; sabbath School. IL - Pm.
Second Congressional Church. Rev. IL: >
Ridcout, Pastor. Preaching service sunday
10 30 A ~. Sabbath School, IL ~ 4. n; Socis
Meeting, 30 p. ~; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing, 20 r. NJ, "Wednesday: Young Peoples
Meeting Friday. az : 3oP.N
Methodist Church, Rev. =. Grosyenor. Pastor
Preaching service; 10 80 A. n; sabbath school
Tuesday PRAYER Meeting. : 30 T. NJ; Class
Meeting. Friday, { SDP.x.
STATED MEETINGS.
F&A M.-Unlon r. A. G., No. S6, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on or before ful moon, ~
Masonic nall; Regular meeting OF oxio, r
Lo.lge. No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. r
4 ). NJ. fri,isy evening, ON or after full moon
Norway Division, Sons OF Temperance, In kyer
son Hail every saturday evening.
LOO. f.-Reguiar meeting In oid Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening. Wildey Encamp
ment, No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall, second
snd fourth Friday Evenings OF each month:
n. OF P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. Z. k a. ". Noyes
Division. No. Il, meets third Friday oil each
q. A. R-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening oil
each month.
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
W. C.-Meets In Grange Hall thiri Friday
evening In each month.
u u. C.-Meets the ri and AN Thursua!
evenings OF each month In Ryerson Hall
4. OF H.-Norway Grange meets every Other
saturday NJ Grange Hall
N.E.0. P.-Iakesiie Lodge. No. IL, meets IN
Rycrson Hail. ON the first and Thru "Wednesday
evenings of each month.
authorized local agent and correspondent OF tht
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him VIII
Be appreciated by the publishers.
The library building with its new coat
OF paint and green blinds is very at.
tractive.
Georgia A. Walker aud Della Noyes
started for Fryeburg Saturday for
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Akers enjoy
ed their two weeks vacation at the cot
tage on the lake shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Everett OF 70
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Of Port
land were in town Thursday. Mr.
Everett WAS for n long time principal OF
the South Paris High School.
l.. 1. Gilbert has his meat market In
full operation. He is doing rushing
business apparently.
Freeland Howe is doing very lucra.
tive business letting boats. He hs'
several and they are In continuous use
Strangers coming TO town always wan
10 sail or take row up the lake. Nor
way is the place to visit for pleasure OF
business.
Mrs. NJ. l.. kimball Is entertaining
her cousin, Alice Clark, OF Bangor.
Harry Rust Post, No. ~, q. A. Il.
will enjoy an outing at Goat lslanS
Tuesday, August q. -,
The teachers In the village district vii
be as follows for the fall term:
Principal, Arthur q. Wiley Of Bethel
First Assistant Ellnor y. Hunt Of Bath.
second Assistant. Annie NJ. Richardson O
Norway.
First Grammar, Kate W Hobbs.
Second Grammar. Lillian McAlister.
Firs, Iutermcsiiate. Nellie l.. Andrews.
Second, Annie II. l.afarrier.
Advanced Primary, Cora Ii. shctd.
Lower Primary, Gertrude %. GARNER.
Upper Primary, Helen :. swan.
Middle Primary, susie Niiieit.
A storeheuse 2ixll5 is being built be
side the railroad yard by {. b. Cum
mings 4 Sons for their own use.
Mrs. Cora Bowker of Portland Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. W. II. Barnes.
EE. Hastings, Esq, OF fryeburg, wa
by his little son.
The Methodist church is being shingled
Mrs. :. y. otis Is visiting In Masses
chusetts and Mrs. l.. |. Gilbert Is at Oh
| Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther L. Tucker o
New York City are visiting AT Z. ;
fuckers. He greatly appreciates tn
enterprise Of his native town.
Mrs. T.. y. SWEET and son are enjoy
ing few weeks at Harvey SWEETS u
Paris. Mr.. SWEET rides TO South Pari
on the electric cars after supper night
and walks 10 his fathers, distance o
some two miles.
ii. +. Teel and family of l.ewisto'
were at Beals Hotel Friday. MIR. Tee
is city marshal Of Lewiston.
Lucy and Nellie Callahan, katty Con
lev and Minnie Corcoran OF Lynn ar
enjoying few days At John Callahan
/ cottage. columbian"
c. b. Cummings & Sons recent,
shipped carload OF spool strips &
Scotland. There is probably no firm il
the county OF Oxford doing such Va
riety of business as the firm OF {. u
Cummings Il Sons.
Emma Stevens of Lewiston is visiting
in town at Norway Lake.
Mrs. A. l.. Faunce and children o
Somersworth. y. H., are stopping a
Mrs. c. +. Frost's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. knight OF Man
chester-bv-ihe-Sea Mass, are at tn
HAYDEN Villa on the west shore OF tn
/ lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Il. Storrs Of Hast
ings and Mrs. Storrs' mother, Mrs. Man
sur, OF Island Pond, were ia town Owe
Sunday. Mr.. Storrs is bookkeeper 70
the Wild River Lumber Company.
John Harding of Havcrhill visited
relatives and friends In town the pas
week.
Andrew Rose, who had his leg broker
while working on the county buildin,
lot some two months ago. is able 10 b.
out.
Judge T.. W. Woodbury. Of Bethel wa
in town for the first time since the fire
lie expressed his pleasure AT Norway
prosperous condition and walked abou
the village with the vigor Of man o
fifty instead OF nearly fourscore years
The judge met many friends.
Judge Morrison, wife and children, o
Rumford Falls, were In town during tn,
week and attended the high schoo
alumni meeting Wednesday.
Z. b. Cummings, c. ). Cummings, DIR
George L. Elliott of New York, Fannie
Cummings and Geneva Winslow were "A
Camp Bruin in Hanover during the week
Glass Of ~, Norway High School
held their annual reunion at Goat lslan(
Tuesday, August 20. The followins
members of the class were present: c
). Bartlett, n. ID. Cole, V. l.. Howard
A. a. French, Lutte NJ. French, Heller
NJ. Faunce, Gertrude l.. Jordan, Myrtl,
Bacon, Lena N. Felt, Edith l.. Farnhsm
Susie l.. Millett, Inez NJ. TubbS anC
Charles jackson. The following wer,
elected officers:
President, Al,lro A. French.
Vice President, Gertrude l.. jordan.
Secretary and Treasurer. Susie l.. Milleu-
There are now twenty-four members
Of the class.
Read what people who have used Il
say about the Folding Automatic Spring
Washer. In another column.
While Ralph Lasselle, son of station
agent George f. Lasselle, who WAS in.
jured in the eye a short time ago with al
air gun, was trying to drive dynamite
cap into plank and wondering how il
was made, il exploded, decorating hi;
left hand badly, taking off the end Of
the thumb and forefinger and sending a
piece of the shell into the injured eye
He declined TO tell where he got the cap
The end Of the thumb and finger were
smputated by Drs. Bradbury and Col.
Inns. IL is considered most fortunate
that the injuries were no worse. Since