Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

CAIRCnha.
Universsliss Church. Rev, Caroline 4. A1Sel y
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at lo'sa
A. NJ; sabbath school. II Is Pm.
Second Congregational Church, Rev. b: >.
Risiecut, Pastor. Preaching service sunday,
10 % A. n; Sabbath school. IL ~ a; n. Secni
ing, 90 r. NJ. "Wednesday; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday. at 20 p.
Methodist Church. Rev. y. Grosvenor. Pastor
Preaching service. 10 30 A. ~; sabbstn Schoo'.
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. : 10 r. ~; Class
Meeting, Friday. 80 p u.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.SA. M.-Uniou n. A. C., No. Sc. assemble,
Wednesday Evening. ON or before full moon, .,
Masonic Rail. Regular meeting OF oxforl
Lodge, No. Is. In Masonic Hall. Monday nven
Ing on or before full moon. oxforsi Council.
4 5. NJ, Friday evening, on or after fuii moon
Norway Division. Sons Of Temperance, In hyer
son Hall every Saturday evening.
10. q. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall. every Tuesday Evening; Widely hncamp
ment, No. n, meets In Odd Fellows Hau. second
AMI fourth Friday Evenings of each month.
X P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Blcck
every Thursday Evening. U. X, A. u Noye,
Division. No. Il. meets third Friday OF eacf
month.
G. A. R-Harry Rust Post, No. -, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
S. OF v.~wellingson Hobbs Camp meets III.
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF eac'
W. .C.-Meets In Grange Hall third Frida,
evening In each month.
Toe. C.-Mcess the ad and An Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
r. of H.-Norway Grange meets every oehel
saturday at Grange Hall.
NE D. P.-Lakeside Lodge, No. liz, meets II
Rycrson Hall, ON the first and third "wednesday
evenings Of each month.
Ell SMITH. ESQ. New Grange Block. tn
sIan
Democrat for Norway and fxvors shown him vii
be appreciated BY the pubnsbers.
Many Masons from all parts Of thu
county were In town this week.
Augustus b. Farnham, Grand Master
OF the Grand Lodge, +. i A. NJ, ol
Maine, and Thomas w. Burr stopped a,
the Beal's Hotel Tuesday and Wednes
day.
The great attractions for the week IL
which Norway people have been inter
ested were the laying OF the corner stone
of the new county buildings at South
Paris, and the centennial celebration Al
Lewiston, both Of which they vel
patronized.
The public library Is now in its new
quarters over Crooker's store, Matt
Street.
The electric cars run every half houl
between Norway and South Paris. NJ
smash ups. No business firms moved
on 10 the back streets. Everything
seems TO be all right and citizens arr
asking each other how Norway anc
South Paris ever got along without thu
street railroad. IL Is strange, truly.
Company ID, lst Regiment, n. G. ;
NJ, NJ. Z. Stiles, Captain, John w. Car
ter, lst Lieut., b. Z. Atkins, I'd Lieut.
with forty men went TO Lewiston Jul,
h and participated in the parade.
The conductors on the street cars ar
NJ. W. Sampson, Norway, and +. A
TAYLOR, Paris. Motormen, John ID. Cole
Norway, and G. +. Penley, Paris. Th'
experienced men from Augusta stayet
but short time. They were 5. W
Dunn and l.. C.. Philbrook conductors
and l.. ii. Dutton and w. +. Spears
motormen.
Mrs. J. Waldo Nash and daughter arr
visiting at samuel Plummer's, Sweden
The equity suit, Norway Saving
Bank vs.. Milton ii. Merriam, executor
Of the will OF Esther II. Reed, late o
Norway, and Myra j. Millett aud Hsrr.
l.. Millett, has been decided by the Law
court. The court holds that Mrs. Reed
declarations were not sufficient TO con
stitute a complete gift and create I
voluntary trust OF the $1,000 sh'
Mrs. Reed deposited In the Norwa!
Savings Bank in the names OF herself
and Myrs and Harry Millett. There
fore the $1,000 will go TO the Reed heirs
George A. Borneman has closed hi
laundry in the rear Of Bears Hotel anC
has gone back 10 Oxford.
Fred ii. Cummings and his sister Fan
nie have just returned from a carriag'
trip 10 North Conway, y. II.
Nell Parker ~ Stonrham has bough
the Waterford stage line OF Franz
Brown.
The small boys,-with now and then
large one-made night hideous wednes
dsy-circular saws-tin pans and horn
cannon and gun with now and then
Devils fiddle did much 10 please tn
players aud trouble the good people wh'
desired to sleep. Many found the cot
tages about the lake most plcasan
place to spend the night.
Walter Whitman Is enjoying his vaca
ton at his home. He has been away 4
school for nearly two years.
Some one has suggested Gen. Georg
l.. Beal Of Norway as possible candi
date for Governor Of Maine TO succeed
Governor Cleaves.
The following officers were elected b.
| the members OF the Norway Club a
their last meeting:
President. George II. Dunn.
Vice President, II. ID. Stone.
Secretary, VI. v. Richardson.
Treasurer. NJ. l.. kimball.
Executive Committee. l.. =. Hayden, III.
Foster. b. r. DcCoster.
Ernest Tracy, sou OF w. II. Tracy
was in town the first Of the week. Ii
Is travelling salesman for SWEET, San
born 4 Co., cigars and tobacco.
\ most bountiful strawberry suppe
was served at Concert Hall Tuesds
evening BY the ladies Of the Universalis
society. Following the supper tn
young ladies of the society presente
two most pleasing fsrces. The part
tainment most successful.
DIR. NJ. e. Stone, Of Newburgh, \. u
made his brother, +. L. Stone, a visi
this week.
| s. Ii. Wolcott went to Union Saturda
TO attend the funeral Of one Of his rela
tives.
Frank Taylor has just returned from
visit 10 his home in New York city
". Y.
The meetings at Browns grove at tn
Falls are very largely attended Sunda
afternoon. They are conducted by tn
Norway Praying Band.
Porter Seavey has bought lot o.
Pearl Street and will build this summer
Mrs. Anna Noyes is visiting her sister
Mrs. Walker, at Fryeburg Centre.
w. L. Abbott and family arrived i
town Tuesday and took up their residenc
at the farm for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Marston OF Port
land visited friends and relatives i
town this week.
The hay crop is reported TO be YER
good and the farmers will generally CON
mence cutting the hay July sth.
Edwin A. Frost, formerly principal o
the Norway High School, now Of Masss
chusetts, visited his cousin, Irwin Frost
Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Fred W. Harding and Joseph Ratclifi
of Paris were arrested by Deputy Sheril
Chandler Garland for intOxicatiOn, an,
Harding was also charged with an as
sault on the officer. They pleaded guilt
and were sentenced as follows: Harding
was given thirty days in jail for intoxica
ton and five dollars and costs for assault
on the officer. Jail sentence suspende,
during good behaviour. Radcliffe wa
sentenced to pay fine Of five dollar
and costs.
| Mrs. Otis Jones has sold the l.. Ellel
Frost property, corner Main and Whit