Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-23
NORWAY.
STATED MEETINGS.

Masonic Hall. Regular meeting Of Oxfort
Lodge, No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
Ing on OF before full moon. Oxford Council.
Norway Division, Sons Of temperance, In Rycr
son Hall every Saturday evening.
10. .. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Han, every Tuesday Evening: wildey Encamp
ment, No. q, meaSs In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. Mt
Hope Rebekah; Lodge, No. IS, meets on first anc
third Friday Of each month.
X. OF P.-Regelar meeting In Hathaway BLOCK
every Thursday Evening. L. r., A. q. Noyes'
month.
G.. R.-uarry Rust Post, No. 81, meets II
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening o.
each month.
5. OF Wellington Hobbs Camp meets tn,
second and fourth Friday Evenings Of eacf
month.
w.R. C.-Mects In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
VOC. C.-Mects the 81 and 9Th Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
L. of H.-Norway Grange meets second ane
fourth Saturdays OF each month 81 Grange Han
y. X. o. P.-Lakesite Lodge. No. III, meets In
evenings OF each month.
Hon. A. T. Gordon and VIM. Doug.
lass Of Waterford were In town during
the week.
A. II. Hebbard has his new house on
Cottage Street framed aud well under
way.
Fred Young Is painting A. j. Nevers
store for c. y. Tubbs.
c. b. Cummings l. Sons have COM
menced to clear the lot on Pleasant
Street recently sold to Mrs. Otis Jones.
The arrangements for the observance
Of st. Johns Day Wednesday, June 24th,
by Oxford Lodge, No. Is, +. & A. NJ,
have been made. Chss. Sewell Penley
has been engaged to cook the beans. A
large crowd will enjoy the excursion TO
Gibson's grove and psrtske Of the
basket picnic dinner" All Masons of
the lodge and those residing within Its
jurisdiction with their ladies are invited.
4. +. Marston and his mother from
Lynn, Mass, are stopping here for a
few days. Mr.. Msrston has taken rooms
at Mrs. c. II. Haskell's.
Norway Is To have a Fourth OF July
celebration. Charles 5. Akers, Henry
J. Bangs and NJ. w. sampson were APP
pointed committee Of general manage
ment at the meeting held at Concert
Hall Friday evening. South Paris VII
lage business men are TO take part In the
trade parade. Fire companies have been
invited from other towns. The military
company, civic societies. trade parade,
artillery, hrrribles, bicycle clubs, two
bands of music, etc, will make up the
parade. A big time is expected and will
without doubt take place. The follow
ing are few OF the committees as ar
ranged:
Trade parade, ". =. Jones, y. II. Cummings,
T.. h. Andrews, T.. +. Flood, Merritt We'ch and
Geo. |. Cummings.
Horribles. IN Cole, IL. II. Hosmer, Frank
Hurd. Fred I.afarricr and Alton Millctt.
flrcmeu's Parade. Gco. .. Hathaway, Geo. T.
Crockett, r. q. Bnrnel, Merton Libby, y ..
HAYDEN, r. l.. Heart, Horace PIKE AMI others.
Artillery. Geo. l.. Moves amt T. l.. Heart
bicycles, ". ". Walker, r. :. Cummings, l..
". Watson, Mrs. l.. u. Andrews, Misses Maudc
Frost, Ethel Carter. Annie Cole aud Mrs. 4. T..
Noteworthy.
T.. b. Clough OF Cornish is clerking
for c. F. Rldlon.
MANY OF our Norway Culversilist
citizens attended the oxford County
UniversNlist Association At Paris Hill
Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday
evening about thirty went mp In the
large carriage To witness the installa-
ton Of the new pastor.
Alphonso Fuller of Oxford Is building
the foundation for a new stable for the
A. o. Moves drug store. The new stable
will be built very nearly where the old
one was situated.
Another dynamo has been put into
the electric light station. Ii Is now one
of the best plants In the state.
DR. Harry L. Jones and sister, Mrs.
u. +. Bradbury, are visiting in St
Johusbury, VI , for the week.
Rev. B. :. Riieout. r. W. Sanborn,
editor of the Advertiser, and III. ID.
smith, cashier oi the Norway National
Bank, enjoyed n three days fishing trip
up Wild River this week.
Grace Holden il visiting her cousin,
Nav Holden, AT Billerics, Mass.
sunday moruing large pulley broke
Al the electric light station. Fragments
went through the walls but no one was
injured. This Is the second accident OF
this nature. The first was 10 the fall.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. \. +. Stearns OF Rum
ford Falls are visiting relatives and
friends In town.
Thursday morning on complaint OF
". VI. Tucker, Walter Aunis was ar
raigned in the municipal court charged
with the larceny of sl3. After hearing
Annis was discharged. One Josiah NJ.
Goodwin was ~ once arrested on the
same charge. He pleaded guilty. Good
win was witness against Aonis. Good
win paid Tucker his sl3, All his cost and
a fine OF s. and costs OF court. Both
Annis and Goodwin have been at work
for Benz. Tucker. T.. +. Smith for state,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Everett Of Boston
were in town this week.
Major b. +. Bradbury will &C, as
marshal of the day July ith. He has
invited several military companies from
Lewiston and Auburn to take part.
Eli Croft Of Lewiston has hired the
blacksmith shop opposite the car station
In this villsge. He's we'll recommended
Mrs. G. +. Hollis mother, Mrs. Rox'
anns Ames, who has for some year;
been stopping with her daughter, died
Thursday after a short sickness.
Chas. ;. Bartlett returned from the
Maine State College Tuesday Of thi:
week. He will complete his course In
one year more.
J. W. Swan opened his studio on Cot
tage Street June 10Th. The old stand
but all is new.
DIR. o. y. Bradbury, c. +. Holt, Let
VI. Smith, Ira johnson and George r.
Tubbs were the delegates TO the State
Democratic convention.
The Democratic delegates TO the
county convention are: ii. 5. Perry, +
m. fr. ErAar Kim "A Il
and 4. l.. r. Pike.
We understand that Lutte NJ. French
who graduates from Colby this year will
study medicine.
FIRST Lieutenant Geo. L. Crockett at
tended the state encampment of the ,
ofV at Freeport. The next encamp
ment will be held at Norway.
The following is the programme OF the
concert TO be given Tuesday evening al
the Opera House by Miss Maud Mayo
and pupils, assisted by DIR. G. X. Clark
Boston. basso of Ruggles Street Church
Quartette; Mona +. Clark, soprano so
loist. Boston; Frank Holding, yiolinist
and Willie Holding pianist, Lewiston
Mrs. Geo. Briggs, South Paris, accom-
PIANIST:
PART I.
Violin Solo. Test Polonaise, {. Hamm
Master Frank Holding.
| fireman's Prayer, Russell IL. ConWeil
Alice smith.
The Unknown Speaker.
| Annie Lafarier.
| Rect and Aria. ">he Alone Charmeth My
| Sadness" from the "Queen OF Sheba').
DIR. q. X. Clark.
The First Quarrel, Tennyson
Nettie Richards.
In May, Erwin NJ s'ern
| Duet Estudiantina, Lacome
| The Clarks.
How Aristarchus Studied Elocution,
nv" Susan A. Bsbet
| Myrtle Cannon.
N,nuet Mary T.. Dodge