Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-05-07
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


DIRECTORY.
Univerealiss Church. Rev. Caroline :. Anseit
An; Sabbath school. Il :SP.M.
second congregational Church. Rev. b. :.
Riieout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday, 10 ~
A. NJ; sabbath School, ii ~ A. n; social Meet
ing. TOR. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meeting.
7:SP.x.. "Wednesday Young Peoples meeting
Friday at 30 r. -.
Methodist Church, Rev. J. II. Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching Service 10 70 A. -; saocai IN Scn
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 1880 r. Nj CLASS
Meeting. Friday, 80 p u.
STATED MEETINGS.
F&A. M.-Union X. A. e.. No. y, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. ON or before full moon, ~
Masonic fan. Regular meeting OF Oxford
Lodge. No. Is. In Masonic Hall. Monday Even'
Ing on or before full NOON oxford Council m n
Norway Division. Sons OF Temperance, In hyer-
son Hall every Saturday evening.
o. F5Regular meeting IN , Xd9 f FenSws
ment. No. 81. meets In Odd Fellows Hall, second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month:
X of P.-Reguar meeting In Hathaway Block.
DIVISION. No. IL, meets third Friday of each
q. A. R-Harry Rust Post, No. -, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening Oh
s OF V.-wellington Hobbs Camp meets the
second aud fourth Friday evenings OF each
". C.-Meets In Grange Hall third Friday
TO C. C'~Meets the 81 and Ath Thursday
evenings OF each month In Ryerson Hall.
2. Of H.-Norway Grange meets every other
Nor,Say Light Infantry - Regular meetings
the first and thru Monday evenings Of eaS d
month.
Ryerson Hall. on the frst and third wednesday
evenings of each month.
EFF SMITH. Esq, New Grange Block. is the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF ue
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him VIII
be appreciated by the publishers.
AT. Marston, OF Lynn, Mass, OF the
firm OF b. +. Spinney & Co., was In
town through the week.
s. n. Buck and A. +. Herrick, Esq ,
OF Bethel, were in town Wednesday.
The county commissioners were In
session at the Elm House several day ;
this week, considering the bids made
| by some fifteen different parties for the
building Of the new county buildings
NJ South Paris. We understand that all
bids were rejected. The plans have
been somewhat changed and the con-
tractors invited 10 bid again. The last
bids will be open on Wednesday, May 5,
when the contract will probably be
awarded 10 responsible parties.
c. y. Tubbs has painted the Nevers
store.
SWEET Il Sessions are doing big bust
ness in the bicycle trade. Every one
either buys or hires bicycle this season
Cole and Hamlin 4 Bicknell also
handle wheels.
On Tuesday Freeland v. Saunders OF
this place was arrested In Lewiston BY
Deputy Sheriff Cross, charged with
selling mortgsged property without dis
closing the fact that he had already
mortgsged the goods TO another. He
was tried before Judge Davis Wednes'
day morning and sentenced 10 pay fine
OF ten dollars and costs amounting in al
to more than thirty dollars. He could
not raise the money and was sent t.
Paris jail where he will probably stay
for thirty days. +. +. Smith for state
). ;. Stearns for respondent.
\. III. Williamson was called TO Bethe
this week BY the sickness Of his mother
Mrs. Winthrop Stevens is repairing
and improving her house. John Il
Hazen il the carpenter in charge.
A delightful time Is expected at the
supper at Concert Hall Tuesday evening
as il is the last.
John +. Swain and wife have gone e
Otisfield 10 spend the summer with Mrs
SWANS father, Mr.. George Andrews
Mr.. Swain will take charge OF the farm
The familiar countenance OF Reuber
n. Eastman was seen at the Advertiser
office one day this week.
After most agreeable two weeks
vacation Charles Lawrence has returned
TO his position AS foreman in the sho'
factory.
Cyrus woodsum has his new house
well under way. Work Is being pusheC
on the Hawkins place and we under
stand that Mrs. Tubbs will soon com
mence operations on her lot on Danfortf
Street.
Columbus Richardson has moved
from the corner of Main and Pleasan,
Streets 10 his farm In the Millett neigh
borhood.
George 4. Gum aud George Cole en-
Ijoyed few days fishing at Sebago thi;
week.
Newton Moore, by the aid Of two
crutches, walked up town Tuesday to
visit his fellow sufferer, W. T.. Wheeler.
A little later in the day Mr.. Wheeler
took a short walk TO the corner Of Main
aud Whitman Streets. Ii has been q
\ long time since the two men were Injured
\ by the caving in of the ditch. Many
friends congratulate the two sufferers
upon their recovery.
Rev. c. Z. Angel preached most APP
propriate sermon before the members OF
Norway Lodge, No. 10, l. o. U. f., aud
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. IS,
/ |. o. q. F., sunday, at the Universalist
church, the occasion being the seventy
sixth anniversary OF the order.
| Surveyor Austin has put in curbing
for new sidewalk in front Of George A.
Coles store, the Opera House and Odd
/ Fellows Block.
Rev. j. II. Roberts attended conference
consequently the Sunday preaching
service was omitted.
Stephen Pottle died very suddenly at
his sons residence on Water Street in
this village Wednesday morning. He
| has for several weeks been as well as
usual. By trade he was painter and
vas we'll known as an excellent work
man. A widow and son survive him.
ii. L. Horne is making great improve
ments on the old tannery lot. We un-
derstand that he will convert the lot into
4 lumber yard.
IL is reported that c. b. Cummings &
Sons will build two houses this season
on Maple Street.
Rev. B. 5. Rideout delivered his
| lecture Monday evening to the class OF
30 At the academy.
Telephone exchange" has struck
town with much force. Two companies
are at work aud the result is cheap rates
for the patrons Of each company.
Capt. Ames with hts steamer moved
G. B. Cummings i Sons logs, about
100000 feet, from Norway Lake to the
mill Tuesday,
Leroy Merriam has returned from Au-
gusta.
Arthur G. Wiley, of Bethel, Bowdoin
%, has been engaged TO teach the Nor
way High School next year at salary
Of $3.50.
Herman l.. Horne has painted his
buildings.
The following is list of highway
surveyors for 1895:
c..o..,a xua,in and l. wassap Erosf