Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.



CHURCHES.
Universslist Church. Rev. Caroline +. ANGEL
Pastor Preaching service on sunday, nj loa5
A. NJ; sabbath School, IL Is Pm.
Second Congregational Church, Rev, u; >.
10 % A. n; Sabbath school. II Is 4. NJ; Social
Meeting, 90 p. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Mecs-
ing. M p. M. "Wednesday; Young Peoples
Metz" Me,Ss.iis, Church. Rev. =. Grosvenor. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 30 A. N; Sabbath School,
" 20 NJ; Social Evening Meeting, 90 r. n;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 80 r. NJ; Class
Meeting. Friday, pP.N.
STATED MEETINGS.
FxA M-Union n. A. e., No. 30, assemblies
"Wednesday Evening, ON or before fui, m"Sn, a.
Loige, No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
Ing on or before full moon. OXFORD Councii, ~
h :. NJ, Friday evening, ON or after tuii moon
NORWAY Division, Sons OF Temperance, In kyer-
son Hall every saturday evening.
LOO. f.-Regular meeting In Odd feliows
Han. every Tuesday Evening. Widely Encamp,
ment. No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows, Han. second
ami fourth FRIDAY Evenings OF each month:
r. Irregular meeting In Hathaway MOCK.
every Thursday Evening. L. r., A. %. Noyes
Division, No. II, meets third Friday OF each
q. HILARY Rust Post. No. -. meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
$ Of V.~.wclrngton Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF eacn
w .C.-Meets in Grange Hall third Friday
evening in each month,
U.O.G C.-Meets the 81 and tth Thursday
evenings of each month In Ryerson Han
T.. OF H.-Norwsy Grange meets every other
Saturday at Grange Hall
Me- D. F.-Lakesiie Lodge, No. IL, meets In
Ryerson Hall. on the lrs, and thir'i wednesday
evenings of each month.
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authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and favors shown ninswih
be appreciated by the pubnshers-
IL was "old maids" day at Norway
Grange Saturday.
Nearly all farmers In town have CON-
pleted hsying.
Josiah L. Rowe will soon build
double tenement house on his lot on
Main Street near Locke's store.
A large company from South Paris
enjoyed an excursion and picnic up the
lake one day this week.
Col. French, of Chicago, ILL.,, and
Prof. Howard OF New York gave an en-
tertsinment at the Opera House Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was
small.
DIR. Bartlett, wife and child, visited at
Seward =. Stearns' this week. The
doctor is one OF our most enterprising
men.
The two hotels are crowded with
guests. IL Is fact that people who
have ever visited Norway always return
To see how the place prospers.
Probably more people visit the spring
near the upper mill than any other place
in Norway or South Paris. Nearly
every one who comes from Paris goes
there.
Wallace V. Foster was discovered
Saturday, July 21th, at about five O'Clock
in the afternoon, on Johnson's Island, IN
a diving condition. A physician was at
once called but too late as he was dead
when assistance arrived. No inquest
WAS deemed necessary. Mr.. Foster has
ALWAYS lived In Norway and was well
known. lie WAS member OF Harry
Rust Post, No. -, G.. A. X. He served
under Capt. Sylvanus Cobb, Company
II. and under Capt. Charles III. Conant-
Company +, Maine Coast Guards. The
funeral services were held at the resi-
dence Of his sister. Mrs. G.. A. Morse,
Tuesday afternoon. The G. \. X. Post
attended.
Col. l.. IL. Kendall of Biddeford in
spected Company ID Monday evening
Tie also visited the range and showed
the boys few points in shooting.
Mrs. II 4. French OF Everett, Mass.
l. visiting with her husband in thi'
place. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Garcelon OF Chica-
90 were az the Elm House Tuesday ant
Wednesday.
There will be stated communicative
of Oxford Lodge, No. Is, F.. \ a. NJ.
Monday evening, August 8.
William III. Barnes has secured rem
on Water Street and will keep house.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Bailey and son o
Lewiston were in town Tuesday visiting
, friends and relatives.
Rev. Florence kallock of Pasadena
Cal, Is spending few days with Rev
&c. +. Augell. Miss kallocS gave mos
|, Interesting report of tho Christian unio'
In the young peoples meeting Sunda!
, evening.
The reorganization OF the Oxfort
County Board Of Underwriters tool
place AT the office of Freeland How
Tuesday afternoon. The followin:
officers were elected:
As. Hathaway Of Canton, President
Freeland Howe 81 Norway, Secretary.
". K. TsrboI of fryeburg Treasurer
Mr.. Charles III. Blake, of New Iori
CITY, and Ella and Emma Turner, o
HYDE Park. Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs
". ". Hills during the week.
Charles L. Bartlett, who has ATTENDED
the Maine State College one year, vii
resume his studies there the coming sea
son.
Charles G. Mason has been elected NJ
of +. in the h. of L. Lodge 10 fill tn
vacancy caused by the resignation OF j
II. Hamlin.
Elrner and ollie Payne. Of Weld, ar
visiting their brother, W. W. Payne.
! Miss Anna NJ. Bennett OF the Adver
tiser is enjoving her vacation.
! Harvey +. Clay and Martha Clay o
, Grand Rapids, Mich, are visiting at +
q. Elliott's, Crescent Street.
, On Saturday, August 10th, Norwa,
, Grange will have a field day at +. NJ
Mobiles. Prof. W. W. Stetson, OF Lew
! iston, state lecturer, with other speaker
will be in attendance. A good time /
. anticipated.
George T.. Macomber of Augusta ant
III. l.. Shepherd of Rockport were IL
town this week looking over the electri'
road.
Capt. NJ. L. Stiles, First Lieut.. j. W
Carter and Second Lieut.. b. +. Atkin
! went TO Portland Tuesday 10 attend tn
election of colonel Of the first regiment
Z Lucius III. Kendall Of Biddeford was re
elected.
NJ. l.. kimbsll, Esq, who is sufferins
, with sore eyes, has gone to Portland To-
, treatment.
Several parties are at Poland cami
ground, including A. l.. Bennett ant
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Croker ant
Mrs. Fred Crockett.
Mrs. Jason F. Rowe and daughter, o.
Rochester, n. H., were in town the frs
of the week.
All arrangements have been effected
by the Norway High School Alumni
, Convention for grand reunion in thi;
village August 2lst. Among the inter.
esting features will be an address by
Don c. Seitz, poem by Mrs. Alma Pen
dexter Hayden. and historical sketch
of the school-Norway Institute and
High School-by DR.. o. n. Bradbury.
\. F. Andrews s. Sons have already
purchased and shipped =. 900 pounds OF