Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-05-14
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.

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rniyersalist Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at loAo
A. NJ, sabbath School, II rs Pm.
Riieout, Pastor. Prcaching service Sunday,
10 30 A. u Sabbath School. ii ~ 4. NJ; social
Meeting 90 p. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing, 80 r. NJ, Wednesday. Young Peoples
Methedisi Church, Rev. =. Grosvenor. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 30 A. N. sabbath school,
IL 90 ~: Social Evening Meeting. 90 r. N;
Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 80 p. NJ; Class
Meeting. Friday, 30 N.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.&A. M-Union r.. A. c.. No. 50, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, ON or before full moon, at
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF Oxforu
Lodge. No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, X.
as. NJ, Fri,iay evening. on or after fun moon.
Norway Division, sons OF Temperance, In kyer
son Hall every saturday evening.
%. o. fmRegalAr meeting In S,, ODD Fellows Fellows
ment, No. n, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month.
n. OF Irregular meeting In Hathaway BLOCK,
every Thursday Evening. q X, a. U. Moves
a. A. R.-Harry Rust Poet. No. 81, meets In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
each month.
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF each
W. r.. C.-Mects In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
u. %. u. C.-Meets the 81 and tth Thursday
evenings OF each month In Ryerson Hall.
r. of H.-Norway Grange meets every oener
MO. P.-Iakeside Lodge, No. Ia, meets In
Ryerson Hall. on the first and third "Wednesday
evenings of each month.
EFF SMITH, Esq, New Grange Block, Is the
authorized local agent and correspondent OF the
Democrat for Norway and fayors shown him Will
be appreciated by the publishers
A sewer has been put in from the
Elm House, Leavitt's store and Croker
store to the river just back Of the Opera
House.
J. o. Croker has had a crew at work
on his hall over the store fitting II up for
a library room.
The contract for building the county
buildings has been let TO Joseph Phil
brook OF Lisbon Falls for S29, GAG. They
are 10 be completed by Jan LIST, 1896.
Mr.. Philbrook built the Opera House In
this village aud gave the building com
mittee, who had the matter in charge,
excellent satisfaction. He does his
work well.
Nelson Howard and crew Of Auburn
have put concrete sidewalk down In
front of the Norway Opera House, the
Norway Savings Bank, the post office,
Moves Block and Odd Fellows Block.
The work Is first-class aud not as expen-
sive as brick.
Ex-Sheriff Parker and Deputy Sheriff
Cross attended the May term OF court As
court officers.
The Norway Savings Bank has de-
clared May dividend Of two per cent.
Emma Smith has had her house paint
ed.
c. b. Cummings Il Sons are building
large store house near their mill at the
depot.
George NJ. Atwood, county treasurer
aud editor Of the Democrat, was In town
/ Thursday.
Several parties on Crescent Street are
having their houses painted.
IL has been decided TO build the Nor
way and South Paris electric road. DIR.
J. +. Hill, George +. Macomber and II
l.. Shepherd OF Augusta and Gen. Geo
l.. Beal and Freeland Howe Of Norway,
who hold the charter, met in this vii
lsge Wednesday and decided as above
stated. They say the road will BE-
equipped throughout with iirst-clsss
new materials. The Electric Light and
Power Company will furnish power. 4
lot for the car house has been purchased
on Main Street next TO the Marston lot
/ &. III. Adams will build IL. Elmer Rus
sell has made arrangements 10 do IN.
trucking for the parties. Ii has beer
suggested that the road will be In full
blast by July 18th, next.
At the annual meeting OF the Crane
Council of Royal and Select Masters al
Portland Wednesday DR.. b. +. Bradbury
was elected Grand Conductor. In tn,
Council Of High Priesthood A. 5. Kim
ball was elected Junior Vice President
The officers of Company ID, lst Regt.
y. q. 5. NJ, attended the school Of the
officers at Lewiston Tuesday. Assistant
Surgeon Z. r. Bradbury read paper
before the officers on "Camp Life"
Peter b. Buck OF Greenwood was II
town the first OF the week.
The last circle for the season was hello
al Concert Hall Tuesday evening. Thu
supper was first class and the exhibition
or The school" WAS a most delightful
affair.
Capt. Wright Bisbee has sold his place
on Crescent Street TO Ferdinand Swan
Mr.. Bisbee and family will move te
Bennington, Vt.
Simeon Hartman is confined 10 the
house. Several days ago he inflicted s
severe wound on his foot with a butcher
knife.
HID Smith, ). 5. Stearns, NJ. l.. Kim
ball, George W. Holmes, A. +. Andrews
". II Knowland, V. W. Hills, b. +,
Bradbury, c. F. Ridlon and others at
tended the grand lodge Of Masons.
At the annual meeting Of the GRAND
Chapter of Masons at Portland Thurs
day Howard ID. Smith was elected
Grand Principal Sojourner.
Rev. j. III. Roberts has been appoint
ed by the Methodist Conference 10 Bridg
ton and Denmark. Rev. Franco:
Grosvenor will supply the Norway NJ
T.. church.
The May term of the Norway Munich
pal court was held Tuesday. Although II
was somewhat interrupted by the fact
that the Supreme Judicial Court was In
session that day, business was quite
brisk. The docket bears witness that
litigation has not entirely stopped.
! Oxford County Pomona Grange as
sembled ut Norway Grange Hall in this
village Tuesday evening. The meeting
was largely attended and was most in
teresting as well as profitable gathering.
The next meeting will be At Rumford
Falls in June.
Past Master George W. Holmes of
Norway has been appointed District
I Deputy Grand Master of the sixteenth
Masonic district by the Grand Master.