Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
Universaiist Church. Rev. Caroline =. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service ON Sunday, ~ ioaS
An; sabbath school. l. :&Sf.N.
Second Congregational Church, Rev. H. ;.
Ri,ieeut, Pastor. Preaching service at the baptist
Church, sunday, le:S A. n; Saebstn sciyo,,
III ~ A. NJ. Social Meeting. 200 r. NJ; regular
weekly Prayer Meeting. SOP NJ, Wednesday
Young Peoples meeting Friday ut 30 Pm
Methodist Church, Rev. J. II. Roberts, Pastor
Preaching service, 10 ~ A. NJ: Sabbath School,
| Il ON; social evening Meeting. 200 p: NJ;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 100 y. Nj Class
Meeting, Friday, 7;SoPN.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a A. M.-Union X. A. c.. No. &, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on OF before fuil snoon, ~
/ Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxtoN
Lodge. No. Is, In Masonic Han, Monday wen
/ Ing on or before fun moon. oxford Connci', n
X :. NJ. Friday evening, on or after fuii moon
Norway Division. Sons OF Temperance, In kyer-
son Hall every saturday evening
/ Hall. every Tuesday Evening. Wthtey hncamp.
/ ment, No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall, second
and fourth Friday Evenings of each month;
X. Irregular meeting In Hathaway Block,
every Thursday Evening. u. X, A. u. >oycs
Division, No. l.. meets third Friday OF esch
month.
Ryerson Hall On the ,hird FRIDAY Evening oil
each month.
:. OF Wellington Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday evenings OF each
W.R.C-Mects In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U.O.G. C.-Meets the 81 and t,h Thursday
evenings of each month in Rycrson Hall
4. Of H.-Norway Grange meets every other
Saturday az Grange Hall
Norway Light Infantry. Regular meetings
the first and thru Monday evenings OF cach
month.
.E.o.P.-Lakesiie Lodge. No. liz. meets In
Rycrson Hall. on the tirst and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month
Er sxrrn. ESQ. New Grange Block. IL the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and fsyors shown him will
be appreciated by the publishers
Farmers are marketing large quanti-
ties Of stove and cord wood.
Judge Davis presided at the January
term OF the Norway Municipal Court.
The docket entries were not quite ss
numerous as usual owing 10 the change
OF Judges. However business was very
good.
County Treasurer Atwood was in
town this week.
County Commissioner Stearns stopped
at his brothers. during the week.
The Odd Fellows stores have been
plastered. The two stores when hnish-
4
ed will be the best ones In town.
Judge Davis will move 10 Norway as
soon as he can tind "A satisfactory tene-
ment.
Norway people are well pleased over
the decision OF the lsw court IN the
county court house contest.
&. Il. Cummings x sons have large
number of men in the woods logging
They will cut aud haul as usual large
quantity of timber.
I'D. C. NJ, ALI Pike, installed
the following officers OF Norway Lodge,
No. Is, |. O. o. r., Thursday evening;
Nc. Geo " Dunn.
VG.. = T.. Williams
| see. G. % Mason.
/ Trca- 4. l.. b. PIKE.
/ Warden, A. IL swan.
Con. :. y. OSls.
! C.. y. \. Crockett
q e.. n. 4. Rich
- v e., G.. J. Brown.
Ism C., Adna kecnc.
RS q. D.. O., Burnett
\ I--VG. ". 3 Morgan.
Rs.s y Hayden.
L>s, n. n Cole.
Agent N 4. Rich
Trustees. ". ". whiimarsh, Y. D. smith and
II D.. Gibson.
The lodge Is Ia excellent condition In
all respects.
r. VI. Thomas OF Yarmouth. formerly
with f.. y. SWEET, manager of the Smiley
shoe store, has returned to Norway and
will work for Mr.. SWEET, when u,
moves into his new quarters In odC
Fellows Block.
c. +. Whitman, ESQ, entered upon
the discharge of his duties IS clerk 81
the = j. court. January lst. He vii
hoard al the Hill. He will not move t'
Paris.
The following officers were elected b,
Norway club Friday evening
President. r. y. HaydcH.
Vice President, 6. ,. Dunn.
SEE. NJ. '. Richardson.
TreAs-, VI. l.. kimba!l. .
Executive Committee. =. x Taylor and II
Fuller.
Jacob Hobbs and daughter, Mrs. Flor
ence Moore, Of Arlington, Mass, were II
town during the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. b. Andrews are visit
ing in Lynn, Mass, this week.
Several crews are cutting ice on th'
lake. The ice Is thick and 10 excellen
condition 10 pat In.
Jonathan whitehouse Is seen on th'
street nearly every day Of late.
The officers Of Norway Division, Sons
OF Temperance, elected Saturday even
ing, are a. follows:
wP, Mark 7. smith.
". A.. Grace Noble
". Y. =. FRED PIKE.
I 4 X = Jessie plnsmOre.
x :. sadie snail
/ Chaplain Mis- VI. r.. kimhall.
Conductor. Bert stone.
: GcOrgc hcu'lan
Z Asst COud., Sadie smith
! -. =, Fret Aiken.
4. W. Y. r. Tyler.
They ere Installed.
r The Changers assembled In great mum
bers at Ryerson Hall TO attend The
Pomona Grange meeting Tuesday.
Union services will be held at the
Baptist church Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, Jan. :, and ., al
: 30 O'Clock. and at the Methodist
church Thursday and Friday evenings
Jan. 10 aud IL, at the same hour.
The officers Of wildey Encampment
No. 81, |. q. q. F., are as follows:
CT Z. +. Libby.
HIP, E. 4. Flood.
SW-. \. swan.
wv. NJ. l.. KimbaA.
Scribe, {. q. Mason.
~
Trustees. ". W. whitmarsh. A. L. T. Pike
and A. :. Kimbau.
The +. o. ;. Club OF Norway Lake en-
loved their annual Christmas gathering
at DR.. George W. Hazelton's. The
Christmas trees were well supplied with
beautiful presents for all, and the meet
ing n most pleasant affair.
Be sure you find the Smiley shoe store
al in this paper. Yours truly, +. n.
SWEET, Manager.
Bert Andrews left Saturday for Mon
treal 10 buy some Canada horses.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The 9th legislature OF Maine as
sembled At the capitol last Wednesday.
Senator George VI. Seiders Of Cumber-
land County was unanimously chosen
president of the senate. For speaker of
the house. Llewellyn Powers of Houlton
received 1856 votes, William Dickey Of
Fort Kent |. Speaker Powers was es-