Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-03
NORWAY.


| NORWAY.
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Univcnalist Church, Rev. Caroline Z. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday. at 10 20
A. NJ; sabbath School. II rs A. \; Y. +. Q. U.
'' second Congregational CO ; Church. Rev. 3: 8.
10 30 4. n; Sabbath school. Il IS 4. H.; Social
Meeting, 90 r. ~; regular weekly Prayer Meet.
Ing. Wednesday evening; Young reop'e's
Sethcdiss Church. Rev. y. Grosyenor. Pastor.
Preaching scryicc, 10 80 A. n; ssbbAsh ecnooi.
II a. s. Essn.g s Mssss .s. ns
Baptist Church, J. L. ifariins. Pastor.
Preaching service. 90 r. sabbath school
sooP. n. Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
F.AA. M.-union r. A. g., No. 80, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before fun moon, q
Masonic aall. Regular meeting Of Oxford
Lodge, No. IL, In Masonic Hall. Monday Even.
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. 3.
10. q. F-Regular meeting In Odd fellows'
Hall, every Tuesday Evening; wihey Encamp.
ment, No. q, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
Hops Rebetah Lodge. No. 81. meets on first and
thiri Friday OF each month.
X. Of P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening. q. r., A. o. Noyes
Division. No. u. meets third Friday OF each
r. OF H.-Norway Grange mccss second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month nj Grange Hall.
g. A. R.0tiarry Rust Poet, No; o. mcets N
each month.
X.E.O. f-Lakcside Lodge. No. liz, meets In
New G. A. r. Hall, on tho hrst and third Wed
nesday evenings OF each month.
Electra Park Is the place where all the
Norway people deposit their small
change.
C. II. Adams Is repairing Masonic
Hall.
Col. l.. Fl. Kendall stopped at the Elm
House Wednesday night. He made Co.
ID. LIST Regt., n. q. S. NJ, an official
visit aud instructed the company In ex-
tended order drill. He was much pleas
ed with the inspection. Nearly every
officer and enlisted man were present.
Capt. Stiles IL entitled to much credit
for the results he has brought about In
the organization. The members Of the
company are nil excellent Young men.
A large company from Paris went To
Gibson's Grove one day this week and
enjoyed picnic dinner and general good
time.
A new band stand has been built at
the Norway Park by |. n. Small. The
old Bridge Street stand was found too
rotten to be used. II has been torn
down and used for wood by Mr.. Geo.
Walker.
President Wilson Is rushing business
on the new road. Work will be CON-
menced as soon "a the railroad COM
approve the location. They
meet at the Beal's House Tuesday.
c. Il. Cummings & Sons are rushing
work at their saw mill. A crew Is work. |
ed day and night all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. william +. Jones return |
ed TO their Norway home on Thursday,
the 10Th Inst.
Mrs. Perley Holmes, OF Fitchburg,
Mass, and Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hill Of Bridg- |
ton, a cousin and sister OF Mrs. Thad- |
deus Cross, are visiting Mrs. Cross for
week.
Mr.. Wilson has taken rooms In Horne
Block.
Sadie Blake, clerk for Merritt Welch,
Ia enjoying her vacation with her sister |
In Portland.
Nell Sampson, J. F. Sampson, Geo.
Chesley, s. II. Wolcott and G. NJ.
Smith enjoyed few days fishing nj
Nell SIMPSONS camp on Stone Pond,
East Stoneham, this week.
John Roberts Of Denmark was ar
raigned In the municipal court wednes-
day on the charge Of being a common |
seller. He WAS arrested by Deputy |
Sheriff Edgar l.. Flint Of Hiram. Rob
erts was bound over for the grand jury.
In default Of 500 bonds he was COM
mitted 10 jail.
Mrs. Geo. =. Jones entertained Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Stearns OF Stco, and Rev.
and Mrs. Edward X. Stearns OF Warren |
this week.
The merchants and their clerks are TO |
have a game Of base ball for the supper,
the losing side TO pay all bills and help
take care Of the banquet.
While wrestling few days ago Owen |
=. Brooks wrenched and twisted his
right arm vsry badly.
The valuable lay horse belonging TO
Rev. c. F.. ANGEL, has, 1t Is reported,
become blind. The disease effected the
ewes only few days before the sight
WAS destroyed.
Thomas Smiley's household goods
have arrived In town. They all come
back 10 Norway after few years
absence. The best evidence that Nor
way Is an excellent place TO live In.
Mrs. Lttleton b. Holden and Mrs.
Lewis |. Gilbert go 10 Old Orchard In q
few DAYS for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles Common, OF Lynn, Mass,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Smith.
The new brick sidewalk west OF the
Cniversalist parsonage has been COM
pleted. 1t greatly improves that part OF
Main Street.
During the month of August there
will be no Sunday services at the Bap-
tist church except Sunday evenings.
l.. L. Swett's new sign Is the work OF
J. Waldo Nash. II is a first class job.
Miss Minnie Libby attended the pho
tographer's convention in Boston this
week.
Walter Brett IL st work at the Poland
Spring stable.
Lewis Briou and wife, Of Auburn,
and Mrs. Edwin A. Merrill and son of
Chicago, are visiting in town.
George Hobbs Is having his store
painted. Horace Sawyer is doing the
work.
A party of fishermen consisting OF II.
F. Andrews. +. f. Andrews, j. +.
Swain, j. F. Bolster and Clark Roberts
OF this place, j. II. Parker, OF Union,
Mo-, and Dwight Edwards OF Auburn
started for Four Ponds the last OF the
week.
Charles Walker ia building house
for Susan =. Kelley on Alpine Street.
The sidewalk on Main Street near the
Grange Building has been re-laid.
Rev. b. $. Rideout preached at Poland
Spring Sunday.