Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-20
NORWAY.
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A. NJ. >abbAkh SchOol, IL 10 Il. -.
second Congregational Church. Rev. b: s.
Ri,ieout. Pastor. Preaching service Sunday
10 30 A. n. Sabbath School. II IS 4. n; Social
Meeting, 90 p M regular weekly Prayer S Me-.
Methodist Church, Rev. Y. Grosvenor, Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 80 A. "; sabbath school,
Y 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting, 90 r c, NJ;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 80 r. ~; CAss
Meeting. Friday, Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
rSA. M-Union II. A. e., No. ss, assemblies
"Wednesday Evening, on OF before fuil moon, AZ
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxiou
Lodge. No. Is. in Masonic Hall. Monday Even
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Connci, n.
4 5. NJ. Fri,iay evening. on or after fuil moon
Norway Division, Sons OF Temperance, In kyer-
son Hall every Saturday evening.
10. q. F.-Reguar meeting In odd rellows
Hail every Tuesday Evening. Widely kncamp.
ment No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. seconu
AMI fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
n. Of Irregular meeting In Hathaway BLOCK,
every Thursday Evening ., K. a. %, Noye ,
4. A.R.-IIarry Rust Post. No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
S of V'~welington Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
month.
W.R .C.-Mects In Grange Hall third Friday
IL %. g" C'~Meets the 81 and An Thursday
evenings OF each month In Rycrson Hail.
Z. of H.-Norway Grange meets every other
saturday at Grange Hall.
N.E. o. P.-Lakeside Lodge. No; L., meets IN
Ryerson Hall. on the ilrst and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month
E.F. SMITH. Esq, New Grange Block. is the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and favors showp him VIII
DC appreciated by the pubushers
The delightfully."- situated cottages
about the lake are all crowded
with visitors.
There is more than the usually large
number of city bosrders in town this
month.
II is reported that the electric road
carried nearly thirty thousand passen-
gers during the month Of July.
Col. W. w. whitmarsh, Capt. b. +.
Bradbury, assistant surgeon Of the first
regiment, and Major T.. F. Smith were
on duty at Augusta during the state
muster of the National Guard OF the
state of Maine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Ridlon visited Mr..
Ribbons former home 10 Turner this
week.
| Co. ID OF the first regiment under COM
mand Of Capt. NJ. L. Stiles, lst Lieut.. j.
W. Carter. and "a Lieut.. b. L. Atkins
with forty.oue men left for Augusta
SATURDAY,, August 10th, for muster.
They returned Friday night, August
10th. Company ID has become one of
the crack military companies Of the
rcgiment. They are known at camp by
the title of the "lnvincible Norways.
They brought home the second prize fo'
company shooting.
The prize picture was placed In +. L
stones window. Capt. NJ. u. Stiles
who WAS on the state team In ~, won q
position this year on the regimental team
and did some excellent shooting. Ia
the contest between the commanding
officers Capt. stiles made thirty points
and another officer who had been allow
ed 10 shoot under much more favorable
circumstances and strictly against the
orders governing the contest made
thirty-one points. The second officer
seemed 10 have pull with the powers
and carried of the prize notwithstand
ing very general expression OF dissatis
faction on the part of many officers.
Mrs. Emma Young has leased he
farm 10 Fred Noble. Mr.. Noble ha'
taken possession.
att. VI. Mobiles Saturday until fully 30
were present. The exercises were mos
pleasant and instructive. V. L. De
, Coster OF Buckiield read a paper on az
riculture which was unusually interest
ing and well prepared.
r Chis. Partridge of Rochester, y. \.
after an absence of eleven years visite'
I his father, &. W. Partridge, this week.
E Mrs. Loamtha York Of Damariscott'
. Mills, while visiting her daughter, Mrs
\. 4. Bassett, fell just after comm!
down stairs sunday morning, and die
IL once. She was - and had been II
: good health. Cause of her death is sup
c posed TO have been paralytic shock.
Howard Il. Allen was arraigned In tn
p municipal court Wednesday CHARGE
l with larceny. Complainant was W
: Ella. The respondent was discharged
P Charles c. Bicknell Of Hebron was ais
introduced TO the court charged will
e assault aud battery, etc. lie was foun,
4 guilty, fined $40 and costs. He paid
| lie was also placed under bonds TO keel
? The peace. Hon. Jesse Libby appeare'
, In the last case for the state.
r X. X. Eastman has been attending IN
Salvation Army camp meeting at OIL
Orchard.
: II. Z. Sawyer is making improvement
on his house on Greenleaf Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills have return
"a from their vacation.
Parties from Hebron, South Paris
West Paris and elsewhere have pick
nicked at Gibson's Grove during the pas
week.
= Ed Cummings and James Favor arr
spending few days at Camp Bruin
Hanover.
Jessie VI. Warren has returned 10 he
position of cashier for b. F. Spinne,
4 Co, after about six months Of res
and recuperation.
Besides the regimental officers ant
members OF Company ID. y. G.. ). Nj.
the following have been at Augusta dur
ing the state muster: Gen. George l.
Beal, Miss Beal, Agnes Beal, Mrs. b. +
bradbury, Mrs. o. Jones, Miss Jones
Mrs. NJ. W. Sampson and DIR. ii. L
Jones.
Teachers for the schools outside tn,
village have been assigned as follows
All these schools begin Sept. ,:
Centre, Lizzie LssseIe.
Ryerson neighborhood, Katie NJ. Towne.
Norway Lake, Agnes Tucker.
Pixies Hiu. Agnes Rounds.
Crockett Ridge, Blanche Brooks.
Frost Ill., Ella LaFerrier.
Miliett neighbOrhood, Jessie l.. Dinsmore.
Mobiles Corner. Edith l.. farnham.
Chapel Sadie Millet.
Crooked River. Addie Titeomb.
Pierce neighborhood, Helen Al. faunce.
Holt District, Bessie Towne.
j. Saddington Il Co. have sold theil
fixtures 10 Edward j. McGraw, who has
for several months been peddling dry
goods in this vicinity. They will pack
their stock Of millinery and fancy good:
until such time as they can use or dis
pose of them 10 advantage, and each will