Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-30
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Masonic fan. Regular meeting Of oxford
Lo.iyc. No. Il, In Masonic Hall. Monday Even
Ing on or before fun moon. Oxford Council, r.
4 5. NJ, friiAy evening. on or after full moon.
Norway Division. Sons OF Temperance. In kyer-
son Hall every Saturday evening.
90. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening. Whitley Encamp
ment No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall, second
and fourth Friday Evenings of each month.
X. OF P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block,
every Thursday Evening. L. r., A. %. Noyes
Division. No. Il. meets third Friday OF each
q. A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
each month.
5. OF v.-weIlington Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
W. II. C.-Meets In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U.OeG. C.-Mects the 81 and 4th Thursday
evenings of each month In Ryerson Hall.
l.. of H.-Norway Grange meets every other
Saturday at Grange Hall.
n 4. .. P.-Lakesi,ie Lodge. No. Ia, meets In
Ryerson Hall. on the arst and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
r. T. SMITH. ESQ. New Grange Block. Ia the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and favors shown himiwii
be appreciated by the publishers.
Nearly every one went to Portland
and the islands, or to the cottages about
the lake, Sunday.
Rev. Edwin Stiles Is visiting at his
father-in-law's, Benz. fuckers, In Nor
way Lake.
Mrs. A. +. Andrews, Mrs. Mary Hold
en-, Grace and May Holden, are stopping
at Old Orchard.
Miss Fannie Cummings and friends
enjoyed the beauties Of Goat Island this
week. Goat Island Is one OF the most
attractive of the lake resorts.
Town Clerk Mason entertained his sis
ter. Mrs. Lizzie Cable, and her husband,
Of Portland. during the week.
&. W. Willy has opened his grocery
store on Besl Street. Ii is first-class
place TO trade.
Read the Blue Store ad. in this paper.
Mrs. q. W. Clspp Of Cambridge, and
Mrs. T.. +. Osborn Of Boston were at the
Beal Hotel Sunday.
The Norway brass band played sever
al selections from the band stand Thurs
day evening. These concerts are great
IL appreciated.
Capt. VI. L. Stiles has been improving
the shooting range. A new bullet stop
ten feet high by twelve feet long and
sixteen inches thick, filed with sand,
has been built; also two platforms, one
$50 yards, the other 800 yards from the
target have been constructed. Thus
equipped the range will be one OF the
best. The 800 and COO yard range will
not be used hereafter. |. y. small has
been employed on the job.
Architect Coombs Of Lewiston was in
town Thursday looking after the work
on the county buildings.
Highway SURVEYOR Austin has greatly
improved Bridge Street by cutting the
grass bv the street side and removing
the rubbish.
Brig Gen. Windheld ). Choate, In
spector. general Of Augusta, was at the
Elm House Thursday and Friday. lie
inspected Go. u, lst Regiment, \. &. ;.
NJ, at the Opera House Thursday even
ing. He was much pleased with the
general appearance OF officers and men.
The wheel club are making extensive
arrangements for the eth OF August
races. There will be smile run, COM
menciug opposite the Advertiser office
over the old course through South Paris
village. and back 20 the starting point.
There are MANY prizes. All prizes are
20 be seen in II. Il. Fosters show win
dow.
Peter y. Haskell of East Waterford
has sold his house opposite the corn
factory 20 II. +. Brett.
The school authorities are making i'm
provements at the high school buildings.
\ very large recitation room has bee@
finished in the top Of the building. This
room will also be used for a laboratory.
r. l.. Mooney Is acting as conductor
on the Norway branch road In the alb
sence of Conductor Morton, who Is hay
ing a vacation for month. Mr.. Mooney
is very popular with Norway people.
II. ). Sanborn is canvassing in New
Hampshire. Mr.. Sanborn Is most sue
cessful salesman.
Mems suits 500, 500 and $500, at
the Blue Store, Norway.
A. III. Berry of Portland, owner OF the
Smiley shoe store, was In town this
week taking account OF stock and AR
ranging for smother year. He reports
business excellent.
\ merry-go- round, run by steam
power, has been set up At the tannery
lot. The boys and girls are enjoying
life.
Mrs. Ann Dudley Of Paris is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. r. q. Elliott, Ores
cent Street.
Charles 4. Tibbetts Of kennebunk,
landlord Of the Noosam House, was In
town the first of the week. Mr.. Tibbrits
formerly run what IL now the CHM
Hotel in this village.
Horace Cleveland has commenced
work on his house near X. +. Town
sends on Water Street. He intends 10
have IL To live In the coming winter.
Walter SIearns and Arthur h. Morse
worthy have gone To Fryeburg where
they will spend the season playing at
the Oxford House.
MANY Norway BOYS attended the first
annual meet of the Rockland Wheel
Club at Rockland the 2ith and brought
home fully their share of the prizes and
honors. The one mile race open 10 the
state was won by c. Il. Pike who also
lowered the state record for paced half
mile. Frank 4. Stearns won the one
mile handicap. The two mile club team
race open To the state, was won by the
Norway team consisting of &. b. Pike
and Frank A. Stearns. The five mile
race, open 10 all, was won by l.. L.
SWEET. Several other Norway boys
made very interesting work for the
wheelmep but took no prizes. IL is very
evident that the Norway Wheel Club
mean business when they go visiting.
Mrs. f. c. Burnell aud son are visit
ing Mrs. Frank kimball at Woodville,
y. IL.
Capt. Stiles is doing excellent work
drilling his company for state muster.
The company will probably 60 into
camp at Augusta August 10th and re-
main until the troops break camp the
10th.
Hon. A. 5. Kimball, the Oldest past
master Of Mt. Tirem Lodge, +. Il A. NJ,
conducted the Masonic funeral services
of Horace Maxfield Tuesday, July 23d.
at Waterford.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas have the tenement over the old
library room aud that the store will be &C.
cupied at once.
The increased business Of b. F. Spin
ney 4 Co. renders it imperative that
another shoe factory be built for the
firm. The plans are in the hands Of the
builders and while no contract has been
made il is almost an assured thing that
within few months another large shoe
factory will be running in this place.
Shoe business was never better with B.
+. Spinney & Co. than now.
Mems all wool suits $500 at Noyes Il
Andrews Blue Store, Norway.
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