Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-05-28
NORWAY.
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Universaliss Church, Rev. Caroline Z. ANGEL.
Pastor. Preaching service ON Sunday, AZ loao
/. NJ, sabbath School, IL ;tSP. ~.
second Congregational Church. Rev. Il. >.
sou ra ssS,,h r s,ssa .sr,ee \.
Meeting. I 90 z. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ng. 81 p. NJ. "Wednesday; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday. at 30P.n
service, 10 80 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo.
y 90 NJ: Social Evening Meeting. 90 p. NJ;
ruessiay Prayer Meeting, 30 r. NJ; CLASS
Meeting. Friday, 3oP N.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Union r. A. e., No. IS, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, ON or before full moon, At
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF Oxforu
Lodge, No. Is. In Masonic Hall. Monday Even-
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Councii, r.
NORWAY Division, Sons OF Temperance. in Ryer-
son Hall every Saturday evening.
l. D. o. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Han. every Tuesday Evening Widely hncamp,
AMI fourth Friday Evenings Of each month;
n. Irregular meeting In Hathaway Block,
every Thursday Evening. L. X, a. U. Noyes
No. II, meets third Friday OF each
month. a,
q. A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
S Of v.~wellington Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
VIZ. C.-Mee,s In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
L. OeG. C.-Meets the 81 and eth Thursday
evenings of each month in Ryerson Hall.
Y. OF H.-Norway Grange meets every otner
NJ Grange Hal.
NE. q. P-Lakeside Lodge, No. liz, meets In
Ryerson Hail. ON the first and third wednesday
evenings Of each month.
Er. SMITH. ESQ, New Grange Block, IL the
authorized local agent and correspondent Oh .ns
Democrat for Norway and favors shown MN VIII
be appreciated by the publishers.
Joseph Philbrook, the contractor on
the county buildings, has his headquar-
tiers at the Elm House.
Freeland Howe and Gen. George l..
Beal are the Norway parties who are d.
rectly and actively interested In the
electric road.
The new sidewalk on Beal and Cot
tage Streets improves the general ap-
pearance Of the village greatly.
Deputy Sheriff Cross has all the busi-
ness he can attend to. He is most
efficient offcer.
Norway Lodge, No. l6, l. o. o. F.,
Degree Team, will visit Cumberland
Lodge Of Odd Fellows at Bridgton Mon
day evening, May 27th, and work one or
more degrees.
Charles K. Meserve and Amasa b.
Robbins are building blacksmith and
general wood working shop at the upper
end of the village In the rear OF the old
Shackley store buildings. Ii is first
class location.
Mr.. Howard Of Lewiston put In nearly
twelve hundred yards OF concrete side
walk in this place.
George l.. Beal has painted his build
ings.
The assessors report the tax rat,
(towu) for 1895 TO be $40 per thousand
dollars upon the following valuation:
Real estate. nonresident, -.----.---- sss.e y
N.CsaS sa.c
The total valuation in 1894 wa'
q, O3l, 5l1.00. Rather good showing
for a town that lost $500, 900 OF propert,
within year. What other town in Ok
ford County display such business
energy:
The ladies of the Methodist churcl
gave an excellent supper and entertain
meut at the vestry Wednesday evening
An ice cream sociable will be given
the Congregational church Tuesda.
evening, May 18th.
Buy YOUR straw hat NJ the Blue Store
Norway.
Col. {. ii. French will lecture at tn
Opera House Wednesday evening
Subject, Alaska.
Frank A. Danforth Of Rumford Fall
and Hon. George ID. Bisbee were Il
town this week.
/ c. III. Adams is rushing work on TN
electric car station. A crew will com
mence Monday, June Sd, 10 lay the trae
at the head Of Main Street.
Fred Stone is building on his lot o.
Main Street near A. +. Andrews.
An electric motor has been put Int
the Advertiser Office 10 run the presse:
Power will be supplied by the powe
( company.
Joseph 5. Holt is now rejoicing owe
the recovery of lost pocket book whic
, contained nearly one hundred dollar:
IL was found by Brooks fish team.
Oxford Lodge, No. Is, +. 4 A. NJ
will give an excursion 10 Portland an
the islands Saturday, June -. II wi
be the annual outing.
+. Howe returned Wednesday froI
the lakes where he enjoyed u fishing tri
of several days. He reports first-elas
success.
Wear Dutchess pants, best in IN
world, for sale At the Blue Store, MOI
way.
DIR. Frank y. Barker has some yer
attractive steps at the front entrance
his residence.
Memorial Day will be properly OF
served. The members Of Harry Rus
Post, No. "a. q. A. r., will meet at tn
hall at l O'Clock =. NJ, and accomp'
MED By the Relief Corps and Sons
Veterans under the escort Of Co. ID an
Norway band will march TO Pine Grow
and Rustfield cemeteries where tn
usual services will be performed. R'
turning 10 the Opera House they wi
listen 10 an Grafton by Hon. ;. j. Wa
ton of Skowhegsn.
Mrs. Abbie j. Tubbs will rebuild he
house on Danforth Street. SIP. MaxiI
4 Son Will do the work.
The buildings on the Irving Eros
farm on Frost Hill are being taken dow
and brought to the village where the
will be again put together.
Surveyor c. W. Partridge has the 10
TO put down stones marking the limit
Of the county road recently run out b
the county commissioners.
Bargains in mackintoshes at the Blu
Store, Norway.
Mrs. Otis Jones and daughter OF 30;
ton came Friday. They will pass tn
summer months in this village.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge, |. o. o. +
Of this village, visited Onward Rebeka
Lodge, |. o. U. F., st South Paris FIR
day evening.
Norway Band gave an open air cor
cert at Printing House Square Frida
evening. The music was excellent an
was enjoyed by large crowd.
William Young was arraigned in IN
municipal court Friday charged wit
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
After a full hearing Judge Davis foun
him guilty and sentenced him to pay
fine of IS and costs Of prosecution. l
default Of payment he was committed :
Paris Jail for thirty days. NJ. l.. Kin
ball appeared for the respondent.
A large number Of Changers were |
the village Saturday afternoon.
II you want clothing or furnishings Q
any description 60 to the Blue Store
Noyes i Andrews proprietors, Norwa,
LIBEL LAW IN A NUTSHELL.