Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-30
NORWAY.
sr,rrpx MEETINGS.

F.AA. M.-Union X. A. c., No. %. assemble
Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon, q
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting Of oxfor'
Lodge, No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
Ing on OF before full moon. oxford Council, r
4 $. NJ, Friday evening, on or after full moon
Norway Division. Sons OF Temperance, In Ryer
son Hall every Saturday evening.
| 1. o. q. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Han, every Tuesday Evening. wildey Encamp
ment, No. n, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. Nj
Hope Rebekahl Lodge. No " meets on first an'
third Friday OF each month.
| h. OF Irregular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. L. r.. A. q. Noyel
Division, No. II. meets third Friday OF eaci
| month.
G. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets II
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening o.
| each month.
5 OF Wellington Hobbs Camp meets tn,
second AMI fourth Friday Evenings OF eacf
month.
W r. C.-Mec,s in Grange Hall third Friday
evening in each month.
| U.O.G. C.-Mects the 81 and 9Th Thursday
evenings OF each month in Ryerson Hall.
p. of NORWAY Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month nj Grange Han
| \. h. q. P.-Lakesiie Lodge, No. IL, meets In
Ryerson Hall. on the first and third Wednesday
| evenings OF each month.
The next Judge Of probate will reside
in Norway.
Many compliments for the excellent
report of the Republican county con-
vsntion in last weeks Democrat.
Miss Mayo's recital at the Opera House
Tuesday evening was success.
DR.. b. F. Bradbury has greatly im-
proved his residence with coat OF
white paint.
W. H. Austin, who has been at work
for j. W. Parsons, was thrown from a
carriage few days since and broke his
collar bone. Some part Of the carriage
was broken.
81. Johns Day, June 2ith, was en-
joyed by about one hundred Mssons
with their families AT Gibson's Grove on
the west shore OF Pennesseewasee lake.
Some went with teams, some walked
there, while Capt. Ames with Pennies
seewasee steamer carried load after load
to the grove. The day was delightful
mot too cool nor too warm, but just
about right" Each took plate, mug,
= fork, knife and spoon. The beans
cooked in the ground by Charles ).
Penley were well done and in quantities
to suit the company. Speeches were In
order after dinner in which many took
part briefly. Excellent music followed
the talks and then came the Athletic
sports. On the whole 1t was most
pleasant day.
Repairs have been made in the Howe
Block.
Mrs. Eta Hobbs and son Of Manchester
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Young.
Every citizen In the vicinity OF {. Il.
Cummings stable, on Whitman street, Is
rejoicing that the beautiful bird known
as peacock, has been taken To Great
Island for the summer months. The
bird Is all right, but its voice Is some
thing the good people don't like in the
early morning.
Alonzo f.. Shurtlen has leased the
lower grist mill and will take possession
July lst. Mr.. Shurtlef Is practical
miller.
We understand that Frank Brown,
who was lately burned out on Pike Hill,
has purchased the John Lane farm near
West Sumner. IL Is farm OF about 300
acres and one of the best In sumner.
Mr.. Brown will move onto the place at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Crooker OF
LivermoIe visited relatives few days
the past week.
IL is reported that the Episcopals will
rent the hall In the Grange Block and
hold their meeting there. Ryerson Hall
Is 10 be painted aud papered.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Bartlett and Miss
Ellie :. Swan and others from the vii
lsge attended the Temple Quartette
concert at Hebron Wednesday evening.
Surveyor Austin has built n plank
sidewalk from the school ground 10
Milleit Corner.
Mr. aud Mrs. ;. II. Hayden Of Haver
hill have their cottage on the west shore
OF the lake nearly completed. They
will take possession for the summer In
few days.
The Lewiston Opera House stock
Dramatic Company played at
the opera house Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
G. Il. Cummings d Sons started up the
pancake shop this week. IL has been
shut down for long time.
Sadie +. Truman and Nate Walker are
st the Summit House, Mt. Washington,
as mattresses.