Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-11-12
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY,
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universalist Church, Rev. Caroline L. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at loas
A. NJ: sabbath School. IL - NJ.
Second Congregational Church, Rev. IL. >.
| Rideout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday,
10 80 A. NJ; sabbath School, II As 4. NJ; Social
Meeting. 90 +. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing, ! 80 z. NJ, Wednesday; Young Peoples
| Meeting Friday. Mt Z 80 NJ.
| Methodist Church. Rev. y. Grosyenor, Pastor
Preaching service. 10 30 A. NJ; Sabbath School,
| is 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 100 p. NJ;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 80 p. ~; Class
Baptist Church, j. L. Harding. Pastor.
| Preaching service, 200 p. NJ: sabbath SCHOOL,
. cor. u. Prayer Meeting, Saturday, 80 r. NJ.
| STATED MEETINGS.
| F.& A. M.-Union II. A. C., No. ~, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon, q,
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF oxford
| Lodge, No. Is, in Masonic Hall, Monday Even
| ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. u.
& $. NJ, Friday evening, on or after fuii moon
Norway Division, Sons Of Temperance, In Ryer'
son Hall every Saturday evening.
| Hall. every Tuesday Evening. Widely Encamp..
ment, No Il, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month:
every Thursday Evening. u. r., A. q. Noyes
Division, No. IL, meets third Friday OF each
month.
g. Hilary Rust Post No. 81, meets in
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
| each month.
5. OF V.~wellington Hobbs Camp meets the
| second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
month.
evening In each month.
u. OeG. C.-Meets the 81 and tth Thursday
evenings of each month In Rycrson Han.
L. OF H.--Norway Grange meets every other
Saturday nj Grange Hall.
NE. b. P.-Lakeside Lodge, No. IL, meets In
Ryerson Hall, on the trst and THRU Wednesday
evenings of each month.
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authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him VIII
be appreciated by the publishers.
County Commissioners, Stearns and
Ridlon, were In town this week.
The Lena W. Cole Dramatic Company
PLAYED at the Opera House each evening
during the week. The attendance was
small but the acting was very good.
Road Surveyor Austin has greatly
improved the appearance OF the streets
by carting away the refuse matter that
has collected along the street during the
summer and fall.
George l.. Moves has cut the two large
elm trees In front of his residence on
Main Street, thus greatly improving the
yard.
Ii is reported Of two sisters in this vii
lage who so much resemble each other
that one is often taken for the other.
They are both excellent scholars, grad
yates from the Norway High school.
and teachers In town. A few days since
one OF them was sick and her sister took
charge Of the school for few days and
the scholars never discovered the change
of instructors. At the examination OF
teachers recently one sister attended, II
Is reported, and passed the examination
for the other.
Arthur T.. Tucker IL working at Port
land for Burnham Il Morrill, Co. making
corn cans.
Frank c. Sawyer Is doing business at
the new blacksmith shop opposite The
car station.
The members Of the Norway Brass
Band are rehearsing for three-act
drama entitled Botany Bay" which
they will present at the Opera House in
December.
William NJ. Brooks. the veteran school
teacher, will teach in the county of
Aroostook again this winter.
Henry j. Bangs has moved into the
old Whitman house, corner Maine and
Whitman Streets, and George Jackson
has moved into the house on Water
Street vacated by Bangs.
Frank Hurd captured deer on his
trip up Wild River.
Frank X. Taylor has taken rooms In
q. j. Browns house on Danforth
Street.
George Hathaway, chief engineer of
the iire department, is the most enter
prising and wideawake fireman the
corporation has had for years. Tuesday
he was busy boxing the hydrants. lie
Is constantly looking after his business
and he knows just what IL Is.
Hartman Brothers will soon run their
grist mill ut the Falls by electric power.
Eugene c. Libby is drilling well at
his residence at the Falls.
Mrs. Il. W. Wood, who has been visit
ing at her former home in Monmouth
for three or four weeks, has returned.
Wednesday afternoon Charles Smith
Of Oxford was arraigned Ia the Norway
Municipal Court on a charge OF cruelty
beating and torturing his horse on the
I'D day Of October. The complaint was
made by officer George ID. Staples.
After hearing lasting all the afternoon
the respondent was found guilty aud
fined S. and costs, in all about 81. lie
has once before answered 10 like
charge. He appealed 10 the Supreme
Judicial Court. +. r. smith for state.
James 5. Wright for respondent.
The masons commenced 10 lay brick |
Wednesday morning on the shoe factory. |
Mr.. Adams, the contractor, Will take
advantage OF the favorable weather and
rush the work. :,
AT. Marston, OF the firm OF Il. +.
Spinney Il Co., has been in town during |
the week looking after the firms inter
ests. /
Some thoughtful citizen has suggested
that the numerous tramps who visit |
Norway through the winter months can |
be made 10 earn their food and lodging |
In this way the municipal officers shall
purchase a few cords OF wood and before |
the tramp is furnished with food and
shelter for the night each one shall be
Obliged to saw Il certain amount. This
could easily be done by placing the
wood in charge Of the man who
feeds the tramps. Last year II cost
Norway nearly one hundred dollars To
feed tramps. They consider Norway |
sort OF heaven.
At the November term Of the Norway |
Municipal Court the docket shows
large number of new entries. The term
was held Tuesday.
Ernest Maxim is building on a lot on |
Marston Street near +. Andrews. III.
l.. Horne is also TO build two new houses |
on Marston Street, on the old tannery |
lot.
Eugene w. Bartlett is clerking for
Freeland Howe in his insurance Office.
George X. Howe will go on the road
selling life insurance.
c. b. Cummings Il Sons have pur-
chased from George a. Cole the mill
site where the old carding mill was
burned, and the right of way from Main
Street thereto.
Charles Ii. Adams, the contractor, has
moved from the McCrellis house on
Paris Street to his new house on Main
Street.
The railroad commissioners were in
town Thursday of this week and APP |
proved the location of the branch
road TO the shoe factory.
BENJAMIN fuckers new milk cart from
NORWAY Lake Milk Farm" is most
attractive carriage. 1t Is an up-to-date
affair.
Not so tight as It was, that cough of yours, |
but little too tight yet. It's only two or three days
you know. Keep on taking Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam and that cough Will soon DC as
dead as julius Cgsar.