Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-22
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| NORWAY.
UniversaHst Church. Rev. Caroline r. ANGEL
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday - 10 y
4. n; sabbath School. II rs 4. ~; Y. p. G. u
second Congregational Go Church. Rev: b; 8
10 10 4. n; Sabbath school. II IS 4. H; social
Meeting % :; =. REGULAR weekly S, payss o me-:
Ssshcdi,s Church S. Rev. ". D. Eldr,dse. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 30 a. n; sabbath school
100 r.; Social Evening Meeting. 100; 90 r NJ. =;
k.psiss Church willard c. Cook. Pastor
Preaching service. 100 r. =; saooath school,
| STATED nEErINos.
F.&A. M.-Union r. A. o.. No. g, sssemb'cs
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, ..
Lodgc, No. 10, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even.
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. z.
4 3. M, Friday evening. on or amer full moon:
:s,ry dssas ES %ssss %sS S kses%p
| ment No. II, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evening. Of each month. NJ,
Hope Rebekah Lodge. No IS, meets on first and
X. fP.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Bloch.
every Thursday Evening, Z. r, A. o. Soyes
Division. No n. mccts third Friday Of each
r. Of m-Norvay Grange nes.. second ~,
GA. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
| each month.
WI. C.-Mecss In New @. A. r. Hall. Mon.
4. no. F-Laheside Lodge, No. III, meess in
New q. A. r. Hall, on the hIss and third We'd
nessiay evenings Of each month.
Carriages appeared on Main Street foi
the frat time Wednesday, March 10th.
Philip Mclean, one III the foremen on
the Oxford Central Electric Railway.
was In town during the week. IL is
rumored that President Wilson will put
= crew OF ltsli-us ut work on the road
Ne soon ~ the season permits and push
the work.
| The town fathers have completed the
list of Nor ways officials by appointing
the men to minor positions who were
last yesr elected By the votes. The list
Of constxbles Il just about the same Ms
last year.
Thursday evening, March 18th, will
long be rememS red by members OF Ok
ford Lodge, No. Is, =. 4 A. N. The
/
tsinment committee more than did them
/ selves credit. The Masonic work ~ss
exempliaed by the "Grsnd Council" 10
full aud ample form not only TO the
| satisfaction of the candidate but TO the
great pleasure and edihcation OF the
profdne portion Of the assembly. IL be-
| Ing the fret time the ladies had seen the
Masonic degree worked Of course there
we're mapv things to them apparently
strange. The evening was further taken
up with music and speeches with most
elaborate banquet at the proper time. II
was voted big time by the whole com
papy. Nearly three hundred were seat
ed at the banquet
Deputy Sheriff Cross sold on execu-
ton the shovels, sxes, bars, plo"s,
drills, nails, sledge hsmmers. etc, etc.
the property nj the cO-psrtnersh'p OF !.
c. Wilson & Co, used BY them In the
construction Of the Oxford Central Fec
trio X. r., Thursdsy and Saturday oil
this week, at Waterford and Norway.
The execution was issued on Judgment 10
| favor OF a. versl foremen Of the wilson's
for labor performed.
Road Commissioner Freeman 10 At
work on the highways and Is keeping
them In a. good condition AS It Is posi-
BILE for one to at this time OF the year.
Town Clerk Mason has recorded the
Intentions OF marriage OF couple whose
ages are, lady IS years, and man 81
years.
County Commissioners Stearns and
RidlOn were In town this week.
Mrs Morrison and sOns of Rumford
Falls are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Howe.
Clerk Of Courts c. +. whitman has
been confined to bis home with sickness
this week.
The trustees Of the Masonic societies
have placed over Masonic Hall u first
class fire escape ladder.
Mrs. Charles l.. Hathaway went To
Bsngor Thursday to attend the funeral
OF her sister. Mrs. Lothrop, who died 10
that city Wednesday.
v. W. Hills was 10 Boston the past
week and attended the meeting OF the
New England Association Of Opticians
OF which he IL a member.
Miss Lily Hobbs has returned TO her
home In Fryeburg. She has worked for
postmaster Al j. Bowe for the past i've
years.
Hon. II. II. Miller, OF Princeton, Me-,
Ia visiting his niece, Mrs. c. +. Holt.
Mr.. Miller's last visit TO Norway was
about fifty years ago.
A petition Is being circulated by the
friends Of Prof Wiley asking the school
authorities to hire the professor for an
other year.
Geo. l.. Noyes walked from Fryeburg
to Norway Tuesday, a distance Of twen-
ty-five miles, In seven hours.
Rev. B. s. Rideout will deliver the
Memorial Day address at South Paris,
we understand.
Deputy Sheriff Cross was at Augusta
on business during the week.
Two new teachers In the village
schools, Miss Virginia +. Weston Of
Bolster's Mills In the first grammar, in
the place OF Mrs. II. l.. Bartlett, and
Lizzie o. Lssselle OF Norway Lake In the
middle primary, In the place Of Miss
Mercy Millett.
Mrs. +. Z. Drake while walking from
her home on Pleasant Street, fell and
injured her head seriously. As result
she has been confined to the house all
the week.
IN. Small and crew are at work on
Col. Whitmsrsh's new piazzt. The
hotel will be greatly improved.
| The Bates College athletic exhibition
and concert at the Operi House, Friday
evening, was we'll attended.
T. d. Penley OF Auburn was 10 toxn
on business S Saturday.
Large quantities Of wood and timber
| we're hauled into the villsge during the
past week.
The trustees Of Norway Opera House
have arranged and put fire escape on
the south eide Of the building. The fire
department officers are looking carefully
to the safety of the public buildings.
Mrs. Mary Harvey and children are at
LYNN, Mass, on visit for few weeks.
Mrs. Dunn and daughter accompanied
her.
All the towns minor officers were
notified by Deputy Sheriff Cross to sp-
pear at the clerks Office and be sworn.
Charles Mason does the business 10 first
class shape.
Isaac II. Lord of North Norway has
three genuine Scotch collie pups for sale.