Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-18
NORWAY.
STATED MEETINGS.

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F&A. M.-Upion II. A. G., No. 81, assemble
"Wednesday Evening, on or before fuil moon, =
Masonic fall. Regular meeting. Of oxfor
Lodge, No. Is. In Masonic Hall. Monday Even
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, n
4 s. NJ, Friday evening. on or after fu,i moon
son Hall every Saturday evening.
10. o. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening Wildey EncamT
ment No ~ meets IN OLD Fellows, q, "ss, ns on,s 'S M
Hope Rebekahl Lodge. No. IS, meets on nrs' an
| thlri Friday OF each month. -. :,
X. Irregular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. U. r., a. u. Noye
Division. No. IL. meets third friday OF eac'
G.A.R.-IIarry Rust Post, No s., meets Il
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening
3 OF V'"wel,,ngton Hobbs Camp meets tn
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF eael
| month.
w. r. C.-Mects In Grange Hall third Frida!
| evening In each month.
| U.O.G. C.-Mccts the sd and 4th THURSDAY
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Han.
| T. of U-Norway Grange meets second an.
| fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hal
N.Eo. P.-Lakesiie Lodge, No; l!,, meets II
| Ryerson Hall. on the first and third wednesday
| evenings of each month.
CHURCHES.
| Uniyersalist Church. Rev. Caroline +. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on sunday. at 10 y
A. NJ; Sabbath School, II Is A. N; I. i. u I
meeting. 90 4. NJ. - q
Second Congregational Church. kev: u;
Riieout, Pastor. Preaching aervicc Sunday
10 30 A. NJ: sabbath School, II - A. NJ; socia
! Meeting, 90 p. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
| Ing, Wednesday evening Young People,
Meeting Friday evening.
Preaching service, 10 SEA. NJ; sabbath school
| lsO0 "; Social Evening Meeting, 90 y. "
/ prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Ing Friday evening.
| Preaching service. . 90 4. ", sabbath school
DOR. NJ Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening.
-hotter-hottest,
The school authorities and selectmer
! are arranging to put in bank wal
in on the high school lot, and move tn,
sidewalk.
The citizens OF Norway have suffered
| with the extreme heat but no cases OF
prostration have been reported.
Frank Walker and Harry Wood oil
Waterford were arraigned In the munic-
ipal court this week charged with
larceny from n store In Waterford. They
waived examination and were held In
$500 bail. They could not get the nee
essary bondsDen and were committed to
Paris Jail 10 wait the action of the grand
Jury in October.
At the election OF first lieutenant oil
CO. ID, lst Regt., y. G.. ;. NJ, Sergt.
Frank +. Bartlett was the unanimous
choice OF the company. Mr.. Bartlett IL
well up In military matters and viii
make "A first-clsss officer.
The Republican voters OF the town
formed campaign club with head
quarters at the IIosmer store, on Bridge
Street. Tuesday evening. Officers Will
be- elected Tuesday evening tn which
date the meeting adjourned.
Grace l.. Faunce is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. W. ". Hooper, at Deering, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Andrews have just
returned from a two weeks vacation In
Pattcn aud Jersey, Aroostook County.
They enjoyed few days at Bangor on
their way. They report most excellent
trip.
Constable Han Curtis ot West Paris
was in town Thursday on business
County Attorney T.. r. smith attended
the Inquest over Nathsn +. Swan at
West Paris Tuesday.
The village schools will commence
about the middle of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills are enjoying
their annual vacation AT Worcester,
Mass.
Charles W. Littlewood will take his
vacation next week at Old Orchard. A.
+. Mckeel Of South Portland will take
Mr. Littlewood's place in the shop.
For several days the prizes Tor the
bicycle races have been displayed in IL.
B. Fosters show windows. They are
very pretty and attract much attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horne and family
of Auburn are visiting at Mrs. Hornc's,
fathers, Capt. Amos Noyes', Deering
Street.
Frank A. Danforth has let the contract
To build his house on Pleasant Street to
II. l.. Horne.
Hon. William +. llsines OF Wateryilie
was In town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Music and electric cars attract large
crowds these hot evenings.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be presented
once more to the good people OF Nor
way aud vicinity Monday evening.
Everybody enjoys something new these
times.
Nearly two hundred, with the band,
from Paris Hill passed through the VII
lage on their way 10 Gibson's Grove
Tuesday where they enjoyed a picnic
dinner.
+. 4. Millett OF Mechanic Falls spen,
the Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Faunce AT their home on Pleasant Street.
The workmen at the Methodist church
have commenced operations on the new
structure. 7. l.. Heath has taken the
contract TO put in the foundation.
Miss NJ. 4. Baker will enjoy her yaca-
ton nj Old Orchard in the next two
weeks.
Dr. Il. +. Bradbury and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L. Horne and others have been
stopping at Cd Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pike. Mrs.
George Morse OF Mechanic Falls and
Mark Crockett Of Portland spent the
Sabbath at WIZARDS Beach, Cape Eliza
beth.
J. =. Allard and II. T.. Moulton have
returned from two weeks carriagr
drive through the country. They stopped
a few DAYS at Eaton and Freedom, \. ii +,
and enjoyed their outing greatly.
Don {. Seitz, Of the New York World,
is making his friends short visit.
W. f. Jones, G. G.. Mason and &. +.
Hathaway, the committee on corpora
ton bylaws, reported ut the adjourned
meeting Wednesday and their report,
bylaws, etc, were accepted.
T.. +. Smith and 5. 5. Stearns we're at
Fryeburg Friday on business.
The town was filled with bicycle
riders and enthusiasts Friday and Sat
urday.
Gen. Geo. l.. Beal, Col. w. W. Whit
marsh, Jas. l.. Parker and many Others
from this place attended the annual re-
union of the lst, 10th and 10Th Maine
Regiments at Long Island this week.
Saturday forenoon on complaint OF
Charles |. Bacon of West Paris one John
Lurvey of that place was arraigned In
the Municipal Court on charge OF as
ssult and battery on said Bacon. He
waived examination and was fined $500
and costs. taxed at sls.51, from which
sentence he appealed. +. +. Smith for
state, J. 5. Wright for Lurvey.
Newton Beers Comedy Company
PLAYED at the Opera House two evening
last week. Friday and Saturday. The
PLAYERS were unusually good but owing
to the weather the attendance was not
very large.
The Advertiser put in the new news
paper press Saturday. The press room
built between the two grange buildings
has added greatly to the Advertiser es-
tsblishment.
Creeper Cross was thrown from his
wheel Saturday while racing on Main
Street and somewhat bruised and in