Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-26
NORWAY.


STATED MKErIN0s.
Pa A. M.-Union r. A. e., No. assemble.
Wednesday Evening. on or before fun moon, .
Mascnic Hall. Regular messing Of Oxforl
Lodge, No. IS, In Masonic Hall, nonday .ven.
ing on or before fun moon. Oxford Council Z.
as. NJ. Friday evening. on or afsef uu moon.
Norway Division. Sous Of Temperance, u kyer'
son Halleye saturday evening: "a. r.n,-..
Han. every Tuesday Eyening:. wildey Encamp;
ment, NO. n, meets In Odd Fellows' Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. NJ.
thru Friday Of each month.
X. ofP.-Regular meeting In HAthawsy BLOCH.
every Thursday Evening. q. Re- A. U. Noyes
Division. No. u. meets third Friday OF each
GA. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meces In
Ryerson Hail on the third Friday Evening Of
8 V'"wel,ingson Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings Of each
l month.
". r. C.-Meess In Grange Hall third Friday
T .. 20. C.@Messs the ID and AsA Thursday
evenings Of each month In RyersOn Hall.
p. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange hal.
Il Han IN he . s sas hs
evenings Of each month
An abundance Of snow.
Millett rolled the snow down on Main
Street Thursday. He had six large
western horses attached to the roller.
Judge Davis has been suffering with 3
severe cold.
The selectmen will close town busi-
ness Jan. 3lst. All accounts settled up
to that date.
Deputy Sheriff Cross was at Fryeburg
this week on business.
The annual town meeting promises
now TO be one Of interest. The Knowing
ones are making up slate and discuss
ing town business already.
Many Norway citizens attended Pro-
bate and Insolveut Courts this week,
presumably to make the acquaintance
Of Judge Stearns.
The electric street ears had hard job
Thursday 10 keep the line open. The
cars ran as far as Besls Hotel and stop
ped, being unable to made the head OF
Main Street during the day, owing to
the snow.
The committee on inland fisheries and
game will hold meeting at the Beal's
House on Monday, Jan. 25th, on the pc
tition Of Freeland Howe and six others,
asking that the taking Of fish from the
tributaries Of Lake Pennesseewassee be
entirely prohibited for term OF years.
CD. Waters. OF ST. Johnsbury, VI,
was In town Wednesday and made his
friends visit.
Arthur Tucker has moved his family
10 Strong where he has charge OF
corn shop Of the Burnham & Morrill,
Packing Company.
The oil tank OF c. b. Cummings &
Sons will be erected near the station as
originally planned by the firm The
selectmen interpose no restrictions. Inc
insurance rates will not be Increased on
the property in the neighborhood.
The girls of the high school lyceum
this week had full charge OF the meeting
and discussed that all absorbing sub
ject, womsn's rights.
Albert c. McCrellis and George NJ.
stevens have purchased the grist mill
business at the Falls, OF Shurtleh &
Maxim.
County Attorney john S. Harlow, OF
Dixfield, was at the Bears House this
week.
Surveyor Austin treated the sidewalks
10 liberal supply Of sand one day this
week. An excellent idea.
PIG. Commander l. A. Merriam In
stalled the following officers OF Norway
Commandery, L. o. G. c., at thereguiar
meeting, viz;
PNC-M. n. Merriam
NEG. l.. Jackson.
w. C.-Lizkle Boynton.
". P.-Mrs. Elizabeth J. Andrews.
Y h. OF RI. 4. Merriam.
He. X Ethridge-
FIX. OF R--N l.. McCrellis.
Trpas-Mr- n. T.. Cummings.
WI G-Hannah y. Stearns.
W. q. G.-Mary J. Gordon.
Swan & Bartlett's frame Of sample
photographs at the corner Of Main and
Cottage Streets, was blown down Mon
dsy evening.
Miss Stella Pike Is entertaining her
sisters, Nina and Helen Pike, OF Dover,
y. H.. at her home on Deering Street.
The womsn's Relief Corps gave sup
per and entertainment at new G.. A. K.
Hall. over Millett's, Thursday evening.
IL was excellent and well attended.
Nathan NJ. York has had his L. S.
pension increased from o. to 80 per
month.
The annual meeting Of Odd Fellows
Graded Mutual Relief Association OF
Maine was held ut Odd Fellows Hall, 10
this village, Monday evening. The
officers elected were as follows:
Presitient-A. $. Kimhall.
Vice Pre-ident-G. y. Weymouth.
Secretary-A. l. y. Pike.
TreAsurer-W. W. Wh.tmarsh-
Medical Director-B. y. Bradbury, NJ. ID.
The secretsry's report shows:
Membership Dec. J. rs. ,as
Admitted during the year..
ReinstAted during the year. -.----....----------3
suspen led during the year
Died during the year. II
Membership Dec ). e6. ySss
Death assessments past year. IL
Paid for deaths the past year, IS GO
Average for each, ......--.-.--..-. l,sNS
Cost. pat year, Including annual dues
for slSoo, .-..-....-.....-...--....- leN
Added 10 Invested funds, l,issVI
The clerks OF Norway will hold their
annual ball at the Opera House Feb. 10.
Osgood Nathan Bradbury, NJ. D., died
very suddenly ar his residence on Main