Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-10-18
NORWAY.
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| Universalist Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel,
Pastor: Presiding service ON sunday m 10 y ~
second Congregational Church. Rev: B; 8.
Rideout. Pastor. Preaching service sunday,
Meeting, I so P. ~; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing. Wednesday evening; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday evening.
| Methodist Church, Rev W. b. EmIldgc' snsso s,
400 n; Social Evening Meeting. 90 r. H.;
prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class moot
Ing FRIDAY evening.
Rapsist Church II. A. Roberts PASTOR,
| tRei,icnce Paris Hill Preaching service. soo
r. n; sabbath school. 90 P. y. Prayer Meeting.
saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.& A. M.-Union Z. A. e., No. 9, assemblies
F! Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, NJ
siSs's no. IA in f Sssonic R Hail. kood.y EVEN
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, T.
q 3. NJ, Friday evening. on or amer fuu moon.
10. D. f.-RcgulAr meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall every russae E SS Rso wdey Es scons
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. MI.
| Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. IS. meets on nrss and
| THRU Friday Of each month.
X. OF P.-Regnlar meeting In Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening. u. r., A. D. Soyes
Division, No. u. meets third Friday Of each
r. OF Norway Grange meets second and
q. R-Harry Rust Post. No. 81, meets In
New q. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
W. r. C.-Meess in New G. A. R. Han. Mon.
Z. K. o. f.-Laleside Lodge. No. liz, meets in
New G. A. X. Han. on the hrst and third Wed
ncsday evenings Of each month.
The public houses have been well
patronized this week by people attending
court at South Paris.
William Il. Etter WAS before the munic-
ipal court Tuesday and sentenced to
twenty-five DAYS In Paris jail for drunk
enness, etc. lie was arrested Saturday
and placed In the town lookup. On
Monday he pleaded guilty and on Tues
day was taken to the county jail.
Mr.. Irving Brown Is repairing the
buildings on Water Street now occupied
by Grin Klmbsll.
Road Commissioner Freeman has put
q crossing down from the head OF Water
Street across Bridge Street opposite
George Walkers.
Ernest Moffatt OF Dorchester, n. II,
Is visiting Emma Smith at her cottage,
Tanglewood.
The mail will be carried from South
Paris TO Norway after Nov. lat, '9S, by
the electric cars instead Of the steam
cars.
A. j. Stearns is at work 10 the savings
bank. He has greatly improved 10
health.
Col. Harry Littleheld aud NJ. W.
Sampson enjoyed the week at Camp
Medford, Stone Pond, Stonehsm.
W. Frank Cox has sold his farm at
North Norway to Freeland Haskell Of
Dandy, CT. Mr.. Cox will purchase n
place In this village where he will make
his home In the future.
John ". Frank has laid brick walk
from the street TO the side door for +. +.
Smith.
Capt. Wright Bisbee, II. B. Foster and
3. II. wslcott are enjoying week at
Camp Cinnamon, their annual fox hunt. |
Seventeen members Of the Norway |
chorus attended the festival at Portland
last week. They were:
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Horne, Norway.
y. T. Stone, Norway. |
Miss Myrtle Cannon, Norway.
Miss Clare Cannon. Norway.
Mrs. J. ii. Burnham, Norway, |
Miss Minnie Durgin, Norway.
Mrs. y. y. Knapp, Norway.
Mrs. q. NJ. Pride. Norway.
Miss May Bedford. Norway.
Miss Ance Smith. Norway.
Mis- Frame Paragar,i, Norway.
Miss Ina Griffin, Norway.
Miss Carrie Tucker, Norway.
Miss Alice Horne, Norway.
Frank Pike. Norway.
James Dunn, Norway.
Horace and Charles Dinsmore are ut
3 Pond moose hunting. They started
Thursday and will be gone about ten
days.
Second Lieut.. Nash, Sergt. Sheen,
q usrtermaster-Sergean kimbsll, Corpl.
Bickford and Priv. Trssk are at Augusta
this week STRENGTHENING Co. DIS accounts,
In order that this company may be mus
tered out by the 2Oth.
Capt. Ed Ames has his steamer. Pen
nj ssecwassee, grounded In the channel
lust above the landing. The water Is
very low.
The Norway High School Football
Team played with the Bridgton Academy
team saturday ut North Bridgton. The
play resulted In a score OF II TO D In
favor of the Bridgtons.
Lewis Graves and family have moved
from the corner Of Main and Whitman
Streets to the tenement In Austin's house
on Min Street.
Mrs. A. l.. Cook and daughter Pearl
have visited during the week at c. Il.
Hills 10 Bridston.
W.. Austin has completed the work
of putting steam into the Office and
house of Freelsnd Howe. Steam Is sup
piled by G. b. Cummings system.
The lecture Thursday evening by Rev,
A J.. Wheeler on american Patriots m"
at the Baptist church, was we'll attend
ed. The church was crowded and the
audience appreciated the eloquent
lecture.
The citizens Of the village are almost
to a man signing the remonstrince
against the proposed change OF mall
service from the steam cars 10 the cleo
tries from South Paris TO this village.
Nothing was known OF the proposed
change until II WAS announced by the
department. 1t Is supposed that the
Norway and Paris Street Railway peo-
pie worked up the matter. Postmaster
Stiles first became acquainted with the
arrangement when he received the order |
this week TO change the mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Tubbs, OF this VII |
lage, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary |
Of their m irriage at their home on Beal
Street, Saturday, Oct. 18th. During the
afternoon and evening the house was
thronged with neighbors, friends and
relstiyes. Rev. W. 3. Eldridge Of the |
NJ. z. church offered prayer and Rev.
b. s. Rideout read al original poem.
The congratulations Of many friends OF
the smart and happy couple and the
pleasant greetings were the features OF
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