Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-09-13
NORWAY.


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Univsr,snst Church Esy Caf sanSx :. A1 Is y
4. H; Sabbath School. II ~ 4. y; 7. r. q.
Second Congregational Church. Row; y; 8
Rideous. Pastor. Preach'nf serv'01 cu s",s,
ins, Wednesday evening; Young People
Meeting Friday evening. =. . ,,-.,p 49,.
| Methodist Church. Rev. W. b. EMfidge, pastoi
e % n: Social evening asssins. 100 ?. 9.
prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class meee
ing. Friday evening.
Bapuss Church II. A. Roberta fassos
,. \; sabbath school. 90 ?. \. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
| STATED nxErIxos.
| F.A A.M.-Union r. A. e., No. assemble
| Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon,
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting Of Oxfor'
Lodge. No 4. In Masonic Hail. nop Cn,y, MveR
4 3. NJ, Friday evening. on or after full moon
| 10. D. F-Regular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening; Nihsy Encamp
and fourth Friday Evening" Of each month. NJ
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. 81, meets on nrst AM
third Friday Of each month.
k P.-Rcgular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thvrsd,y Evening, u X d A. u No o!S
POT H.-Norway Grange meets second an.
| fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall
RVHsr Rust .ss i PSst E 40; mcs;s u
". r. C.-Meets in New G. A. r. Hail, Mon
M. E .o. F.-Lales,de Lodge. No. III. meets I.
New a. A. r. Hall, on the hrst and third Wed
nesdAy evenings Of each month.
Otis Morgan has moved from thu
Stevens rent on Main Street.
Frank Brown, blacksmith on Bridge
Street, has purchased a lot Of c. A.
Pride on Cottage Street, and will com
mence to build &C once.
Many Of our Norway people attended
the state fair at Lewiston during tht
week.
Mrs. Hattie Harmon has closed hei
dressmaking rooms for two weeks. and
IL enjoying her vacation In New York
Boston, and Lynn, Mass.
A. j. Stearns, Esq, went to his home
In Lowell, Thursday. He continues to
gain rapidly, and instead offs cane he
thinks he will be able to use shotgun
aud fishing rod during his visit home.
The boys are apt to think they are much
better than they really are, however.
Judge Foster and County Commission
ers Philbrook of Bethel, Ridlon Of West
Paris and j. +. Stearns Of Lowell were
In town this week.
The September term OF the Norway
Municipal Court was held at the court
rooms Tuesday. Several new entries
were made on the docket. The judge
rendered q decision In the case tried
some two weeks before between Charles
York, plaintiff, and Henry Plummer, de-
PENDANT, In which the balance OF store
account sued for was el576, and an In
terest charge Of $40. After tender OF
sl6 was made the suit was commenced.
The Judgment WAS for the balance OF the
account, or sl5.76, thus throwing the
cost upon the plaintiff. The plaintiff
appealed TO the Supreme judicial Court,
giving bond In the sum Of $50. Holt
for plaintiff Smith for defendant.
In. Small and Horace Pike have TAX
en- the job TO build the addition TO G. Is
Cummings & Sons furniture store.
which IL to be 70x22 feet, % feet posted.
II il to be built on Whitman Street. The
old buildings will be- removed, and the
new buildings installed In their place.
Corporal h. +. Faunce Ia fast impr0v'
log. Each day he Is able to sit up q
while.
CIR. Stephenson exhibited one Of his
canoes Mt the state fair at Lewiston last
week.
Congressman Dingley was In town
Monday. He called on many old friends
and looked the town over. He congratu'
lated the citizens upon the energy dis
played In building up the village after
the fire.
Miss Prince, Mrs. Hills and Mrs
Holmes accompanied Mrs. Harmon tc
New York the last Of the week.
A large company enjoy ed u most pleas
ant evening with Fred II. Cummings on
the farm formerly known as the Witt
place, on Pleasant Street, Tuesday even
ing. The company, seventy In all
roasted corn and hsd jolly time until
about 10 o'clock, when they returned "a
the village.
Prof. C. z. Barnes and Aldro A
French have returned TO Attleboro,
Mass. and resumed their school duties
Mrs. Barnes and son will return TO thcii
| home In the near future.
Msjor B. r. Bradbury started FOL
Chicksmaugs the first OF the week.
Judge Morrison's two sons are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
land Howe.
Col. W. W. Whitmarsh and c. L.
Hathaway are at Cincinnati, o, attend
ing the national G. A. X. encampment
VIM. F. Jones has opened law Office
His desk Il In Town Clerk Mason:
Office.
Very large quantities OF lima bean,
and corn are being canned by the IL. r
Webb Company at the Norway corn FAC
tory.
Frank Kimball Is having his house OF
Cottage Street painted. II. P. SawyeI
IL doing the work.
DIR. H. Bartlett has his new stable
on Main Street nearly completed.
| r. T.. Andrews is In Iowa purchasing
horses for the Andrews sale stable.
Mrs. +. G.. Skillings' store has beef
painted by George CLANCY.
AT the annual meeting Of the Norwa,
and Paris Street Railway Co. Thursday
at Freeland HOwe's Office, the followinl
officers were elected:
Pres-Freeland Howe
| Clerk-J. r. Hill, Augusta
| Trcas-H. l.. Shepherd, Rockpou.
| Clara NJ. Cannon is singing soprsn'
at the Congregational church.
Porter Seavey has bought the Plema
Holt farm at the centre of the town.
Mrs. Vim. II. Porter has been takinI
her vacation. She went to Conwa
Centre. N. H., to visit her daughter
Mrs. Carrie |. Philbrook, stopping
Harrison both ways to visit her brother
Henry Packard. She returned HON
Thursday, having enjoyed the trip YER
much.
Miss Sophia Tufts, while at work q
the Norway corn shop, Thursday after
noon, caught her finger In the cogs Q
the machine wheels. The finger was
badly injured that amputation wa
necessary. DR.. Annette Bennett wa
the surgeon called to the work.
A. 8. Kimball Is having his office wire
for electric lights.
r. o. Moulton of Sweden was In tow
, Saturday on business.
The work on Masonic Hall 10 pre-
crossing very fast. When their wor
. Is completed the hall will be one OF tn
most pleasant In the state.
Most Of the stores 10 Norway Will