Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
NORWAY.
CHURCHES.

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CHURCHES.
UniversaIist Church. Rev. Caroline e. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday. ut 10 ]
A. NJ. Sabbath School, II AZ A. N; \. II. Z.
meeting. 7o0r. n.
second Congregational Church. Rev. n.
Ri,leout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday
10 80 A. NJ; sabbath School. IL :&5 A. NJ; Socis
Meeting, 90 r. NJ, regular weekly Prayer Nee.
ting, Wednesday evening; Young People
Meeting Friday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. r. Grosvenor, Pastor
Preaching service. 10 - A. NJ; sabbath school
Il 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 90 p n.
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
ing. FRIDAY evening.
Baptist Church. J. L. Harding, Pastor
800 r. ~. Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening
| STATED MEETINGS.
| "a M.-Union II. A. O.. No. &c, assemble
Wednesday Evening, ON or before full moon, a
/ Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF Oxfor'
Lodge, No Is, In Masonic Hall. Monday Even
Ing on or before fun moon Oxford Council, X
4 8. NJ, Friday evening. on or after flu moon
Norway Division. Sons OF Temperance. In Ryer
son Han every Saturday evening.
| l. q. o. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening. Wiidcy Encamp
ment No. 81, meets In odd Fellows Hall. secon'
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. MI
Hope Rebekah. Lodge, No -, meets on iirst an'
Il
| h. of P.-Rcgular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. L. r., a. u. Noye
Division. No Il. meets third Friday OF eacl
month.
| Ryerson Hall ON the third Friday Evening o
each month.
5. OF Wellington Hobbs Camp meets tn,
second and fourth Friday Evenings of cae,
month.
w C.-Mcets In Grange Hall third Frida,
| evening In each month.
zoe. C.-Mccts the I'll and 9Th Thursday
evenings of each month In Rycrson Hall.
L. Of H.--Norway Grange meets second AM
fourth Saturdays OF each month az Grange Hall
N.E.o. P.-takesije Lodge, No. liz, meets In
Ryerson Hail. ON the first and third Wednesday
J evenings OF each month.
John F. Devine is stopping at home
He has been at Peabody, Mass, FOL
several years.
W. II. Harley is visiting 10 town. He
will be here several weeks.
1.-The Outlook for Christianity" was
the subject of Rev. c. +. Angeles adj
dress before the Maine universalist
convention at Auburn Tuesday evening.
Arthur Swan, who Is engaged In busi-
ness at Bridgton, enjoyed the Sabbath st
bis home in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Elliott went to
Rumford Saturday for shor, visit.
Judge whitehouse visited Norway
Sunday and climbed Pixies Hill.
Two new foundations are being put In
on the tannery lot for dwelling houses.
George Carter Is also building founda-
ton for new house on Deering and
Summer Streets.
County Attorney Smith and Sheriff
Porter were at Andover Monday and
Tuesday OF this week TO investigate the
shooting affair.
Hon. T. f. Timberlakc, Bank Exam
iner, was In town Wednesday and made
the Norway Savings Bank an official
visit.
Mrs. James Pledge fell In her wood
shed Friday and broke her left arm.
W. Ii. whiicomb has sold and shipped
several carloads of sweet corn this week.
&. Il. Cummings x Sons have about
SOC, 900 feet of logs IN the lake near the
saw mill.
Charles ;. Cummings has gone to his
camp. Camp Bruiu" at Hanover, for
few weeks for his health.
Jesse h. Brown has his barn up and
boarded.
\. l.. Cook has taken rent In the
Mixer house on Water Street. He NOV
ed In the last of the week.
Sheriff Fred 4. Porter and James X.
Tucker, deputy, were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Otis Jones and her daughter,
Mary. OF Boston, are stopping IN town
for the summer months.
Rev. Il. >. Rideout has arranged with
some OF the business men OF the place
TO give ten minute talks TO the members
Of the Congregational Sunday School.
Nell Sampson and James True captur-
ed nearly one hundred trout from the
Lombard Brook one day this week.
Henry J. Bangs Is pspering and paint
ing At his home on Main Street.
The Moves drug store and +. Z. stone
have each put In an excellent Ice cream
cabinet, 10 be used In connection with
the soda fountain.
The memorial sermon this year, May
9th, will be preached to Harry Rust
Post, No. 81, G. A. r., at the Methodist
church.
Nav Hennessey, well remembered by
the public as the lady who took the lead
ing part IN Kathleen Mavourneen some
time since, will appear ut the Opera
House next week with her own company.
The Marion Gerald Company next week.
Frank L. Knapp, who has played In
the Broad Street Theatre Orchestra and
later in the Chestnut Street Theatre
Orchestra 10 Philadelphia, will spend
his vacation at his home In this village.
W. r. Jones and company visited Con-
cord Pond recently for fish. They met
with fair success.
At the annual meeting Of the Norway
Pine Grove Association at the Elm
House Saturday the following officers
were elected:
Moderator. Gen. Geo l.. Besl.
Secretary, ". ". Whitmarsh.
Treasurer, John l.. Horne.
Trustees, Geo. l.. Beal. J. l.. Horne, Jonathan
Blake : 4 Bennett VI. D.. and l. y. small.
DIR. Bennett was elected president OF the boari
OF trustees.
Mrs. Fred w. Sanborn OF the Adver-
tiser il enjoying week with her mother,
Mrs. Eliza A. Hill, OF STAFFORD Bow
Lake, y. ii.
The Cniyersalist choir was assisted by
James Hobbs OF Buffalo, y. \. Mr..
Hobbs is an excellent baritone singer.
Norway citizens are now thinking
that Il is about time for the town 10 have
another Fourth Of July celebration.
They will get together at the Engine
House Tuesday evening next and dis
cuss the matter. IL will of course be
good one If any because Norway never
goes in to fail In anything.
IL is reported that +. F. Bicknell Is
looking for fellow who hired bike OF
him some days ago and has left town
with the wheel and behind him an un-
paid board bill and few garments.
He worked in the cutting room OF the
shoe factory.
on complaint OF Merritt welch, Deputy
Sheriff A. j. Bsssett arrested Geo. a.
York and Geo. W. Mitchell Of Portland,
Thursday. Before the municipal court
they pleaded not guilty TO the allegs-
tions in the warrant charging them viii.
violating the ''itinerant vendor law OF
1898 The matter was continued until
Friday morning, with c. l.. Hathaway
ard r. W. Sanborn as their securities.
IL appeared that they were acting as
statesmen for j. r. Libby OF Portland
and were conducting what they termed
"parlor sales" st the Bears Hotel.
They advertised their sales at the hotel
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
this week and opened up Thursday In
good style. When requested to show
the licenses required by law they were
unable to comply with the request, hence
the prosecution. Friday morning there
was no trial and II was currently re-
ported that the affair had been settled
between the parties on payment OF cost:
and the statesmen had packed up theil
i r.nnh, md Left fnwn