Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

Univcrsalist Church, Rev. Caroline 4. ANGEL.
Pastor. Preaching service on sunday, 81 10 ~
A. NJ: sabbath School. II ~ r. N.
Second Congregational Church. Rev. b: ;.
Rileout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday
10 30 A. N; sabbath School. IL Is 4. NJ; Social
Meeting. 10 ?. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet.
Ing. 1907 ". Wednesday; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday, att SOL IN
Methodist Church. Rev. /. Grosyenor, Pastor
Preaching service, 10 20 A. "; sabbath school,
IL 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 90 r. NJ
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, ID y. NJ; Class
Meeting. friday. 3oP N
STATED MEETINGS.
FxA M-Union r. A. C., No. 81, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before fun moon, NJ
Masonic fall. Regular meeting of Oxford
Lolge, No. Is, IN Masonic Hall, Monday hvcn
Ing ON or before full moon. Oxford Conncii, n
4 :. NJ. Friday evening. on or after fni moon
Norway Division, Sons OF Temperance, In Ryer
SON Hall every saturday evening.
loo. f.-Regular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall. every Tuesday Evening. Whitley bncaml.
mept, No. 81, meets In Odd fellows' Han. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month:
n Irregular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. L. X, A. -. Moves
Division. No. II, meets thru Friday OF each
month.
&. A. R.-Harry Rus, Post, No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
5. OF y'-welnngton Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
month.
W C.-Meets In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U.OeG. C.-Meeis the 81 and tth Thursday
evenings of each month In Ryerson Hall
+. OF H.-Norway Grange meets every othei
saturday NJ Grange Hall
NE0 P.-takesiie Lodge, No. IL, meets IN
Ryerson Hall, on the first and third "Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
EF SMITH, Esq, New Grange Block. IL IN,
authorized local agent and correspondent OF IA,
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him VII
be appreciated by the publishers.
Daniel Greene OF otisield who has
purchased the Warren place has moved
into town.
George Merrill, who has been absent
yearly all summer at work on mills, ha:
returned.
Mr.. Chase. the artist aud newspaper
correspondent, has moved his saloon tc
the head of Pleasant Street opposite
the saw mill.
Harris kneeland of Waterford will
move to Norway soon. Tie has leased
the Bisbee house.
Horace Cleveland is plastering hi
new house on Water Street. He ex
poets TO occupy the house this winter.
Henry j. Bangs will move from hi:
residence on Water Street TO the Whit
man house on Main Street.
Mr.. jackson will move 10 Water
Street.
p. SWEET has bought lot on The
east shore OF the lake and will build 1
cottage.
Ii is reported that Mr.. Wallace, who
owns the electric light plant, VIII teal
out the old dam at the upper end of th'
village and will build strong and mod
ern structure In its place. He will also
clear out the outlet 10 the lake.
John ". Carter and l.. L. SWEET start
ed for Albany and Stoneham Thursds,
In few DAYS search of deer aud othel
large game. They returned Frida,
with nice large deer.
.Allard X Moulton have hired the stor'
lately occupied by VI. ID. Cole a
ieaeiry store, and have opened manu-
factory OF bicycle suits.
The Grand Trunk Railway authorize.
have been here and laid out the brancl
road extending from the depot 10 TN
shoe factories.
John A. Bolster has gone into th'
onion business. lie has sixty bushel
raised bv himself and son, for sale.
Mrs. sarah 4. MNrSton ~ the Lake
visited her brother, James Smith, durin!
the week.
Edith NJ. Smith. nho has been vi i'll
her brother, {. y. smith at Cornish, ha
returned.
\ crew of men have been ut work OF
the electric road on Main Street severa
days this week repairing the track.
Herbert E. kilgore of this place ha
An excellent position a. conductor OF
the West End Street Railway Co, Bos
ton. lie left for Boston Friday.
{. Il Cummings X sons are iiDishini
two new houses on Whitman Street, ant
their freight shed near the depot.
The work has commenced on the new
shoe shop. The shop will be 100 q
feet, three story high, 10 cost $1,000 4
/ slS,0O The money has been raised b,
the towns people, who subscribed 10
the company'S bonds. c. y. Tuobs tool
| 81 800. Others IL 900 and from that dow
| 10 the loNeSt deuominat ton, 500. TIL
shop will be completed by April lst
I 1890. c. IL. Adams, the contractor, Ia
A crew OF men AZ work on the founda
ton under charge of Ansel Dudley
Everybody is greatly pleased with tn
prospect. Il. +. Spinney X Co. vii
probably increase their shoe business
from 20 to 40 per cent, thus furnish
ing work for many more people who ar
anxious for employment.
". IL. Whitcomb is preparing his swee
corn which he packed year ago for tn
market.
". {. Cole moved the box shop, Goa
she'd and other small buildings on III
shoe factory lot.
Prudent Bedsd has purchased Mrs
Augustus Moves house on Brown Street
". y. Stearns has moved from tn
Hathaway Block 10 Danforth Street.
Several young ladies OF the Congre
gationalisi church will earn their dolla
for the church organ by serving a salat
supper al the church vestry next Wed
nesday evening. IL will be good ont
OF course.
Norway Club will give its second an
nual masquerade ball at the Opera House
Friday evening, Nov. LIST. Music by
Stearns and Norseworthy's orchestra.
The Browning Club of this village wa
entertained at Miss Addie Shattuck's
Norway Lake, Saturday, by the mem
bers OF the l.. q. ). Club.
F.. ;. Bartlett, L. ;. Special Examiner
is stopping with Jas. |. Parker for few
DAYS.
Little Ralph Iasselle, who was so bad
" injured by the explosion of a dyna
mite cap some time since, is at the Maine
General Hospital. His eye was so badly
injured that II was found necessary u
remove il.
Fred ID. Hosmer has opened meal
market al the lower end of the village IL
r. d. Briggs store.
Augustus Moves has moved back &c
his farm in Greenwood.
Stated communication OF OXFORD
Lodge, No. Is, +. and \. NJ, will be
held at Masonic Block, Monday evening
Oct. 18th.
Ansel G.. Dudley, while at work on the
foundation for the new shoe shop, ha6
his fore-finger on the right hand caught
between two pieces OF granite. The
finger was so badly injured as 10 neces'
state amputation.
The Street Railway Company have
secured a snow plow for use this winter
in keeping their track clear of snow.
). ID. Andrews, A. r. Andrews and
+. f. Andrews will light their houses
with electricity.
Entertainment at Concert Hall, Tues
day evening. Promenade, music by
Stearns & Norseworthy.
o. NJ. Cummings is painting his stand
on Danforth Street.
Fred and Lou Stearns Of this place
started for Florida Wednesday, where
they will spend the winter months.
Stated convocstion Of Union RoyaI
Arch Chapter, No. 80, will be held Wed
nesday evening. Work NJ. +. NJ. degree