Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-02-18
NORWAY.


Hay well sold up this way, 1t brings
sis d livered at camps.
NORWAY.
CHURCHES.
Uni,krsaiist Church, Rev. Caroline r. Angel.
Psstod Preaching service on Sunday, at 10 ~
A. N; kabbath school, IL Is P.M
secokd Congregational Church, Rev. X. ).
Riico,It, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday,
10 30 Al NJ: sabbath School, III ~ A. NJ. Social
Meetlrtz, 90 y. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing. Wednesday evening; Young Peoples
MetiIdlsi Church. Rev. y. Grosvenor, Pastor.
Preaching -crvice, 10 30 A. NJ; Sabbath School.
II 90 T.. Social Evening Meeting. 90 =. NJ
prayed meeting. Tuesday evening" class meet
Ing, ffdav evening.
Bapdt Church. J. l.. Harding. Pastor.
Preaching service. 90 y. Nc. sabbath school.
90 y. ~ Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F&k. M.-Union X. A. C.. No. ~, assemblies
we,in!-tAy Evening. on or before full moon, nj
Masonic Hall Regular meeting Of Oxford
LoigeI No. Is. In Masonic Han. Monday Even.
ing on Sr before full moon. oxford Council, X.
a ;. nj, Friday evening, or after fun moon.
Norway Division sons Of Temperance. In Ryer.
son n lii every Saturday evening
|. 10. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall. fsTfrV IllealIN Evening. WHEY F.ue1iup-
ment 10. ~, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fotrth Friday Evenings OF each month.
n otP.-Reguiar meeting In Hathaway Block.
every THURSDAY Evening. L. r.. A. q. Noycs
Diyi-hln. No. II, meets third Friday of each
month,
q. al Hilary Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
Rycrs.In Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
each ri ninth I% w.u,,,,o, uo,,. c,mr meet. the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF caeh
monthI
W. u c.--Mects In Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
q. 81 G. C.-Mccts the - and t.h Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
T.. II H.-Sorway Grange meets second and
fourthIsaturdays OF each month nc Grange Hall.
y. HO. P.-Lakeside Loige. No. Ia, meets In
Rycrs}n Hall. on the hrst and third Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
r. FIsMrrH. Esq, New Grange Block. IL the
au,hol3 Ecd local agent and correspondent OF The
Dcmo-Irat for Norway and favors shown him VIII
be APPRECIATED by the publishers.
Plenty II snow for tesming.
Th1 electric road has been doing big
busirfss during the week.
ThI Beals House has It's part OF the
cour,lpeople.
Thi Elm House has been crowded
with Tisitors during the week.
A. IT.. Bassett and James l.. Parker,
deputies, are attending the February
term bf the Supreme judicial Court.
J. fhilbrook Ia stopping at Col. W. W.
whitImsrsh's.
II Seems strange Ia see the villsgs
LAWYERS at home during court week
Tht officers of the society OF Christian
Eudtk yor formed at the Baptist church
FridIy evening are as follows:
Prclidcnt, J. A. Harding.
Wei President. X. y. M!lictt
Corresponding Secretary. susie l.. Millett.
sect rtary and Treasurer, Maud Anterior.
Md etings Wednesday evenings.
on Monday evening. Feb. 18th, the
mem bers OF Harry Rust Post, G.. A. K.
will hold their regular meeting al
| Grarlge Hall. \ large attendance ex
pectId.
II Is reported that W. w. Payne Il
sick with typhoid fever at Haverhill
Masj
Quite number have gone from Nor
way no work 10 Lynn and Haverhill.
cd exhibition In Noyes & Andrews
shod window Is Past Grand's collar
| and level presented TO Charles ). Aker,
by tie members OF Mt. Hope Rebekaf
Lodge and Norway Lodge, |. o. q. +
IL il h beautiful present and greatly ap
precIated by the receiver.
The selectmen have their annual towt
repott 10 the hands OF the printer and i
| will be distributed by the middle or last
OF tle week.
Dd +. y. Barker attended the meeting
Of the Maine Medical Association al
Portland on Monday.
A. 10. Moves Division, No. IL, X. OF T..
will give an exhibition drill at Grang,
HALL Bryant's Pond, Tuesday evening
Feb.l 18th. The drill will be followed
by ball. Music by Bacon's Orchestrs
Mis-. Seward 5. Stearns Is suffering
FROM hemorrhage Of the lungs. She |:
Implying but has been on the sick list
for SEVERAL weeks.
will live an entertainment at their YES
try On Wednesday evening, Feb. 10Th.
Thei J. will be baked bean supper.
A lT. Bennett il confined to his house
witlIa lame foot. Monday he was Al
the STORE on crutches.
A lommotion was caused at the cleo
trio light station on Saturday morning
BY tie breaking Of the pulley on the main
shaft The pieces went through the
window and switch board with now and
thenh stray fragment through the roof.
The bulley was sixty inches 10 diameter
withla nineteen inch face. Fortunately
no ote was hurt by the accident and by
the rbiddle OF the week everything was
agai} in running order.
Arthur Tucker Of this place has gone
to Strong to take charge Of Burnham 4
Morilrs corn factory. Mr.. Tucker is
the 1bn of Benjamin Tucker Of Norway
Lskd
Norway Opera House was crowded
Thu. sday evening To listen TO the enter
tainrb bent given by the female minstrels
-yobng ladies of the Universalist
churth, known for the evening as the
ssvirEinia Bright Lights" 1t was just
impossible 10 recognize the young ladies
becatse OF black aud red paint. The
jokej cracked were up to date and rery
poir;ed. The following programme was
mostsuccessfully carried out:
PARrI
wei Raise de Roof" Chorus.
Solo, {What Could the Poor Girl Do?"
Nancy TIL.
"rly, Little Children Fly" Chorus.
Susanna Snowflake.
.Ifncib John" Chorus.
Solo. VI Must, Wei Must" Belinda BY.
"Watn' for de Horn TO Blow" Chorus.
Solo, tl'ze Gwinc by de 'Lectric Road"
Liza Vanderbilt
"wayI Down In Coonyille Town." Chorus.
Solo. Everybody Waltz" Sally Clay.
"swirjg those Gates Affair."" Chorus.
PART ii.
"Rocla Bye" Chloe Long.
Drill Twelve Coons.
Quarttte.
nancy TIL, Susanna Snowflake.
Liza Vanderbilt. Chloe Long.
"Littlk Alabama Coon"
By one of the Pickanlnnies