Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-15
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
Univcrsalist Church, Rev. Caroline Z. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at loA
| A. NJ: sabbath School. IL &SP.N.
Second service sv sunday.
10 30 A. NJ, sabbath school. II As 4. NJ; Social
Meeting. 90 p. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
Ing, % r. NJ. Wednesday; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday, att 3of.M
Methodist Church. Rev. y. Grosyenor. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 30 A NJ; Sabbath School,
| II 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting, q 90 2. NJ;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 80 =. NJ; Class
Meeting. Friday. JsSoP.N.
STATED MEETINGS.
FxA M.-Cnion II. A. C., No. 70, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before fuii moon, ny
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxioru
Loige, No. Is. In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
| ing ON or before fun moon. Oxford Connci, IL
As. NJ, Friday evening, on or AFTER fnsi moon'
Norway Division. Sons of Temperance. In Ryer-
| SON Hall every saturday evening.
l. q. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Han. every Tuesday Evening; Widely Encamp,
ment. No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
AMI fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
n Of P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block,
every Thursday Evening. L. X, a. u. >oyes
Division, No. Il. meets third Friday OF each
month.
6. R.-Uarry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
each month.
s. OF Wellington Hobbs Camp meets the
-
WI. C.-Mects In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U.O.G. C.-Meets the Fl and sth Inursuay
evenings OF each month In Ryerson Hall
4. of H.-Ncrway Grange meets every oeher
NE. .. P.-Lafesiie Lodge, No. liz, meets In
Ryer-on Hail. on the lint and THRU wednesday
evenings OF each month.
EF SMITH. ESQ. New Grange Block, IL the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and favors shown MN VIII
be appreciated by the publishers.
Three shoe shops.
Delightful rain.
Norway will have the largest shoe
plant in New England when the third
factory Is completed.
There is not vacant house or tene-
ment in the village.
The electric street cars continue 10 do
a rushing business. They have already
become one of the necessities OF Nor
way and South Paris life.
Very quiet and orderly times in town
since court commenced on the "Hill.
Cigars and soda were freely given
AWAY at +. Z. Stones drug store this
week all owing to the fact that he has
taken new member into the firm.
There will be no change In the firm name
however, as the girl weighs but nine
pounds. -,
George w. Hazelton, NJ. D., will
spend the winter in Audover and prac-
tice there.
willfred W. Walker Of Harrison is
clerking for Henry j. Bangs.
| :. III. Walcott of Norway, and Hon
| ~ 80 4
ing ten DAYS trip near Moosehead
Lake in search Of deer and moose.
The regular monthly business meeting
OF the Epworth League was held at the
NJ. T.. church Monday evening. After
the business of the evening the follow
ing literary programme was in order:
singing. Quartotie
Recalling. Annie Burbank and Nellie Jewet,
| singing Quartciic
Reeor, Of the 81 Annual State Convention OF
| the Epvorth League, Myrtle starOird
Reading. LAURA a!ne
The 4. Lincoln Kirk entertainment 81
the Congregational church vestry Wed
nesday evening was unusually pleasing
lA.E. Noteworthy and w. ;. Stesrn'
added greatly 10 the evenings pleasure:
with coruet and violin.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis OF Neponset, Mass.
who has visited her cousin, Mrs. Georg'
Austin, In this village, has returned u
her home.
Miss Agnes Beal has gone TO Boston
where she will continue her study II
music under the Instruction OF Clar.
Munger.
Promenade concert at Concert Hal
Tuesday evening. Supper as usual.
Mrs. Anna Noyes has returned from
Fryeburg where she has been visiting
her sister for some months.
Mrs. Percy ID. Lowell Of Yarmouth !,
spending few days with Mrs. '. W
Hills.
Professor T.. l.. Angel of Lewiston
will lecture at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening, AZ 80, on the "Cru
sades."
The following Is list Of the officer
OF the Chautauqua Club:
President, Mrs EhGa Frost.
Vice President. Iva NJ. himball.
Secretary and Treasurer. Lena Andrews.
The next meeting will be held Oct. l.
al Mrs. Alice woodsum's.
George W. Townsend Of Stonehsu
Was arrsigued in the municipal cour
charged with polygsmy. He wa
bound over for action by the grand jury
Bond 500.
The special town meeting was an un
usually large one. Everybody seemed
10 favor new shoe factory and wer'
pleased 10 give the old one away. In
fact 10 DO everything except 10 back ~
the bonds 10 raise the money, the article
concerning which was passed over with
little discussion. Town Clerk Masor
called the meeting to order and Free
land Howe was elected moderator. Not
ed 10 sell and convey the old shoe shol
and lot except the lot on Main Street a
now fenced 10 the Norway Shoe ShoI
Company.
The selectmen were instructed TO con
yey all or any part Of the towns shoe
factory property TO said company: thu
lot on Main Street 10 bee used as park
Article l. 40 see il the town viii
vote 10 guaranty the payment OF thu
bonds of Norway Shoe shop Company
TO the amount OF SlS00, provided th'
town have the right 10 purchase at th'
end Of either ten or fifteen years thu
entire property of the Norway Shoe
Shop Company, was passed over.
Voted 10 instruct the selectmen Il
abate all taxes on the Norway Shoe
Shop Company for fifteen years, the
company TO pay the state and county
tax.
Work will be commenced on the new
shoe shop at once. and the town vii
surely take another boom as every one i:
pleased and encouraged by the prospect
The Lillian Tucker Company played tt
large and greatly pleased audiences a
Norway Opera House, during fair week
Many will remember them and they viii
undoubtedly repeat their success at thu
South Paris Opera House this week.
TALK OF THE STATE.
A Lewiston druggists sensitivenes;