Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-30
NORWAY


cAUnCHno.
tfuiyer,aast Church. Rev. Caroline \. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday q 10 80
A. H.; sabbath school. II ~ 4. y; 4. r. c. U.
sscosa coss. ca Church. Rev. ,. 9.
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S ::Ssedis cSuscS. nv. =. are.y.nor. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 - A. T.; saobssh school:
S1 ii s sss. 4 rssaass s,:sas ss:. mes.
6apsiss Church. J. L. Harding. Pastor.
Preaching service. . 90 ?. =; sabbath school.
5 DOL r. =. Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening.
STATED xKxrmos.
r.AA. M.-Uniou r. A. e., No. -, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on or before full u'1on, ~
;S s no. hs in f ss.sone Rs kosa.y kSsn
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, K.
B. NJ, Friday evening. on OF Af>cr full moon:
o. D. F;-Regular meeting II 1ld Fellows
mcns, No. h, meet: In Odd Fsilows' Han. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. NJ.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. s., meets on hfst and
third Friday Of each month. .
every Thursday Evening. U. 3, 4. d. Moves
Division. No. u. meets third Friday OF each
month.
y. OF H.-SorWhy GrAnec mccss secOu' ~.
fourth Saturdays OF each month q Grange Hail.
q. A. Hilary Rust Post, No: s. meets IN
New g. A. X. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
". r. C.-Mssts In New @. A. r. Hail. Mon.
4. =. O. P.-Lskcs,dc Lodge, No. In, meets in
New q. A. u. Hail. on the hrsl and third We'd
pes,iay evenings Of each month.
Fred C. Wilson, president Of the OK
ford Central Electric R,ilroid. IL In
town.
DR.. +. N. Barker has flushed his new
house on Danforth Street. IL will b,
occupied By Postmaster Al j. Rowe and
Chss. s. Akers, who will t,ke possession
Mt once.
Arthur Bodkin has most attractive
lunch room at the old Howe store op-
posite the post Office.
Msjor W. X. Bickford |. sick at his
home ut the Falls. lie has been con-
fined to his house for several DAYS.
l. /. Gilberr's meat market has been
well supplied with Thanksgiving turkeys
and chickens this week.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Oxford Central Electric
Railroad. held nj Ere, md llowe's office
Monday, the ga inst, the following
officers we're elected:
Pres.--rrcd &. Wilson.
Vice .Prcs.-L. u. Burnham.
Cierk-w. II. kilgorc.
Treas.-s. 3. Strarus
Directors-rrcd c. Wilson, l.. II Burnham.
jonathan bartlett, A. >. uapgood. II. q. Nc
Iptirr, A. 8. Kimbali and l.. W. Eastman.
II is reported that the prospects are
bright for the completion Of the road 10
spring. IL Il understood that the direct.
ors are considering wsys and mesns
relative to the payment Of bills con-
;racted By the corporation In the past.
W. T.. Austin, while ut work at the
pumping station, Thursday received .
heavy shock by coming In contact With
a live wire. He very fortunately escaped
serious Injury, however.
+. Sinclair Mason, son OF Mighill snd
Mary A. Bartlett Mason, died at his
home 10 Rankin, H., Saturday. Nov. 20,
after a few days sickness. lie Was 4
BROTHER Of Town Clerk G. G.. Mason OF
this place, with whom he Was engaged
In the hardware business In Norway Tor
some years. At the time OF his death he
WAS a travelling salesman for q large
business house.
Quite good skating on the small pond
back Of the corn shop and near Crock
ett's bridge Thursday.
George A. wilkins Of South Berwick
WAS 10 town this week on q business
trip.
Miss Helen Noyes enjoyed Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. n. W. NIL
lett.
Owing to the press OF work at c. l.
Hathsway's lumber yard and glazing
rooms electric lights have been put In to
accommodate the workmen.
II. W. Kimball Of North Bridgton IL
clerking for A. Edwards & Son.
The first rehearsal Of the local Mxiue
Festival chorus for 1898 was held Mon
day evening.
Wood and timber are being cut from
the r. A. Danforth lot on Pleasant
Street.
II. II. Crockett entertained A. w.
Thomas Of Andover the first OF the
week.
John Stone has been driving the Bridg-
Ton stage during Chss. Browns yaca-
ton OF two weeks.
&c. Tsrr has leased the upper tene-
ment in the wilkins house on Beal
Street.
S. wctherbee has greatly improved hi.
residence on Crescent Street by cousid-
cradle amount Of grading about the
buildings. Mr.. wetherbee has one OF
the most desirable residences In the VII
lage.
The annual Thanksgiving ball given
BY Pennesseewsssee Lodge, No. Is, n.
OF F., WAS held at the Opera House
Thursday evening. There we're between
forty and fifty couples on the door 10 the
grand march. The gallery WAS well
oiled. 1t was most enjoyable gather
Ing.
The drams 'sTriss- was presented at
the Opera House Tuesday In . very
plea sing manner. The attendance was
unusually large, but such Is usually the
case when home talent appears upon the
stage.
Nearly thirty members Of the Norway
Club assembled In their rooms over Z.
r. Bicknell's store Wednesday evening
and greatly enjoyed their annual Thanks
giving supper. Three full grown turkeys
supplied the wants Of the Inner MN
while the evenings pleasures were by no
means lessened by Stesrns and Morse
worthy's orchestra. The Instrumental
music Was beautifully interpreted with
songs, speeches and stories. As usual II
was q most pleasant gathering.
j. Waldo Nash, the tsxidermist, has
all the work he can attend to. His shop,
with L. p. SWEET, Is filed with birds.
etc.
C. A. Pride, who purchased the +. +.
Holmes Ice house at the auction sale.
will use II for farm purposes and c. B.
Cummings 4 Sons will use the coal
pocket purchased by them at the same
sale rs general store house to accom-
modate the increased business.
We understand that v. w. Hills will
purchase the Esther Dyer homestead,
nearly opposite G. l.. Beals place on
Cottage Street.
The good people Of Norway, and bad
ones as for that, II any there CHANGED to
be, enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner 10
n most quiet and orderly manner, thank
ful for that which CHANGED to be their
share.
A cONpANlON FOR ALL AGES,