Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-26
NORWAY.


Univsrsaise Church, Rev. Caroline 3. AAgslI
Pastor. Prsachins service on sunday q y -
4. NJ; sabbath School, II - 4. ~ I. r. Q. U.
second coe.rss.soaai Church. Rsv. ,. s.
10 . !. n; ssSiasA school h 8 :. h; socisi
Needing, I 30 ?: h; regular weakly Prayer nees.
isg: wsdnssday evening; Young rsopss
SesScdiss Church. rev. =. Grcsyssor. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 80 4. r.; eabbesh school.
200 :. Social Eysa,.s nss;,ans 30 70 :; ::
kapsiss Church, J. L. Harding. Passor.
Preaching service. 100 ?. seboasn Scnoo''
S0of r. u. Prayer Meeting. SATURDAY evening
STATED nxxrnos.
F.AA. M.-Union r. A. e.. No. $, assemblies
Ea Rns En OF nsssns o. oao
Lodge. No. Il, In Masonic Hall. Monday Even.
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, 3.
As. Friday evening. on or ai's e.. iun r moon;
Hail. every Tuesday Evening. wlldsy Encamp..
meni, No. n, meets In Odd Fellows' Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evening. OF each month. M;
HOPE Rebekah Lodge, No. 81, meets on nrst and
third Friday Of each month.
X. ofP-Rcgular meeting In Hathaway BLOCK.
every Thursday Evening. U. X, A. q. Noycs
pivision. No. II. meets third Friday Of each
r. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second and
| fourth Saturdays OF each month st Grange Hall.
@. A. Hilary Rust Post, No: 8, meets IN
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday evening OF
". r. c.-Messs in New G. A. R. Hall. Mon.
" no. f.-Laleside Lodge, No. III. meets In
New q. A. r. Hall, on tho drst and third We'd
nesdxy evenings Of each month.
Four new houses have been built aud
are near being finished north OF the
branch railroad near Marston Street.
Norway lawyers have been attending
court at South Paris during the week.
The temporary Injunction against the
town on the vote to raise and expend
5000, on the town shoe factory, was
m ide permanent by Judge Emery before
court adjourned, the towns attorneys
consenting to the arrangements. Thus
the matter terminates.
A platform has been built at the bsk-
cry store opposite the post Office.
A special town meeting has been cali
ei to be held mt the Opera House Satur-
day, Oct. 30;h, 1897, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ,
for the purpose Of voting on:
Articlcs To zee n the town will vosc 10 sell
AMI convey 10y deed, 90 the Norway shoe Shop
Company, all the land and buildings lying on
the westerly side OF Lynn street, excepting 30
Article Z. To sec II the town win vote 10 In.
stract its .electmea 70 aha.s all taxes assessed
III. l.. Shepherd, treasurer OF the cleo
trio street railroad. was In town this
week on business.
y. p. Stone has painted his buildings.
Mrs. Hawkins has greatly improved
her residence, Oh Maiu sno Dah'o''"
Streets, Win COAX OF Pa'nt' 49,,
Z. W. Horne u ouiid'ns An ADDITION
to hts barn 70 accommodate ms COWS
AZ the election OF oncers OF the "r.na
Lodge, ~ y. -, ~ ror1iana, rms
week, the io''o~'ps No'"ay PeoP'e "e'e
elected:
Grand Master, 4: J.; y r'is. ,r
n, ri See V,. p,rs,ssnt 81 tse hsssts,l"n ~
Past Grand Representatives. Hon. A. 5. Kim.
BAL. ,,.. ..,,v NJ AM.
waai.am' Mr. Wocd.um I. a sister OF
Hon. A. s. KlmbAii)
Grand Marshal OF the Grand Lodge. j. W.
Cromme'1
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dsnforth are now
visiting In Montpelier, We.
James Shcdd clerked for +. =. Bick-
nell during Z. ). Akets' absence ut the
|. o. o. +. Grand Lodge at Portland
this week.
Miss Grace Elliott OF Rumford visited
her uncle, +. q. Elliott, this week and
attended court.
Supper and promenade 1T Concert
Hall Tuesday evening. The beans viii
be drst class and Stearns and Morse
worthy's orchestra Will be 10 attendance.
Freeland Young has moved from MS
Stevens rent on Main street, where ne
has been for more than . doien years
TO the Bangs mouse on water street.
frank n. Curr,er, on "edhesdsy'
started Tor san D'eso, cSnioins.
A mass meeting Was heid ~ the opers
House on wednesday evening 10 as
cuss the Injunction on the shoe thop
matters. G. L. Holt Was moderator.
Very short speeches were made by lead
Ing business men, and all were 10 favor
of forming a stock company, taking the
town shop at a nominal price, raising
the necessary money TO repair the same
by subscription and go ahead with
the work. A committee was appointed
TO solicit the sale OF stock, and some
four thousand dollars were subscribed
John A. WoOdmsn, the new landlord
OF the Beal's House, IL making repairs
and improvements about the hotel.
Freeiand Howe, Jr., who for several
years has held an important position
" ith the New York World, has resigned
and will enter Johns Hopkins University,