Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
NORWAY.


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Univessalist Church. 1sv. Cazpline =. Angel
4. H.; sabbash school. II - 4. \: 7. p. O. u
Second Coa9resassoaal Church. Rev. ,. g
aideout. Pastor. Preaching service eund.y
10 80 4. H.; sabbath School. II Is 4. n; Soda
Meeting, 30 r. H.; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ng. Wsd.esday evssiAg; Yosns FeoPs's
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Preaching service, 10 % A. H.; sabbath School
u 90 n: Social kvsning Meeting. 90 r. HI
prayer messing. Tuesday evening; ciass nsse
kapsss Church cSs n. A. Robert. rassor,
lReldence Paris Hu.l Preachlns service. %
Z. -, Sabbath School. 8 90 r. =. Prayer Nesting,
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.& A. M.-Union b. A. g.. No. -, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before full! moon, q
o isss No. nan in fssa n Hs kos % won
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Couacil, B.
3. NJ, Friday evening. on or afser full moon:
o. o. F-Regular meeting II Odd Iellows'
msnt, No. h, meets In Odd fsilowi Han. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. Mt.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. s.. meets on first and
third Friday Of each month.
every Thursday Evening. u. R., A. o. Noyes
Division. No. u. meets third Friday Of each
month.
2. Sf I.-Xorway Grsnss @es:. second N, ?,
g. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. ~, meets In
New 9. A. 4. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
W. Z. C.-Meess in New 9. A. r. Han. Mon.
4. Z. Q. F-Laaesiae Lodge, No. IN, meets in
New q. A. r. Hall, on the drst and third Wed
nesday evenings Of each month.
The Norway Local Board Of Health
have an eye to business these days. They
are on the lookout for places needing at
tention.
Judge Foster OF Bethel was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Harry X. Virgin Of Portland was In
town this week.
Corporal Lsferrier Of the lst Maine
made his people visit the first Of the
week. He was detailed to come north TO
do recruiting work with others.
John Hayes. the new baker, has
modern and stylish bake cart. II is q
city cart and up to date. Howard Moul-
ton Ia driver.
The village people have been treated
to concert every evening this week, by
q gentleman at the corner OF Main and
Cottage Streets. The doctor offered for
sale, Incidentally, some very desirable
medicine.
The fishing on the lake continues ex-
cellent. Many visit the lake and few
return with some big fish. Mrs. c. NJ.
Smith captured one of sl4 pounds.
Nearly all capture something.
County Commissioner Rldlon was st
the Elm House Thursday and Friday.
A. p. Bsssett was In the western part
Of the county during the week.
Jeweler Burnham has new sign up
10 front Of his place Of trade In the
Block.
Chas. ii. Adams has taken the con-
tract TO build the new Masonic Block at
South Portland. Rather
good strike for these hard times.
Mrs. Geo. Devine is visiting her BROTH
er, A. +. Stearns, at Rumford Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Knight and family
Of Manchester, Mass, are ut the Hayden
cottage.
Arthur j. Piummer, Of Haverhill,
Mass, Is spending few days with
friends In town.
r. A. Hayden, Of the Boston Dental
College, IL enjoying his vacation with his
people In town. He will resume his
studies after the summer vacation.
Miss Cynthia Walker Of R.mford made
= business trip TO Norway the irst OF
the week.
Nearly fifty members OF Mt. Hope
Lodge Of this place visited
Lodge at Lewiston Tuesday
evening. They returned In the small
hours Of the morning and report first
class reception and entertainment.
Charles Davis Of Paris pleaded guilty
to assault and battery, In the municipal
court Monday and Was fined one dollar
and costs. He assaulted one Daniel +.
Arlin OF Paris.
Edna II. Stephens and her sister, Janet
c. Stephens, have been awarded parts 10
exercises at Colby.
Pennesseewassee Lodge, X. Of p, OBJ
served Sunday as memorial day. The
society listened to very interesting ser
mon at the Baptist church by Rev. II. A.
Roberts. The memorial services by the
order were held at the hall. Owing TO
the rain the members did not march TO
the cemetery.
The largest gathering of Royal Arch
or Chapter Mssons Norway ever saw as
sembled Mt Masonic Hall Wednesday
evening. The occasion was the consoli-
dstion Of Union Royal Arch Chapter,
No. Sc, Of Norway, and Oxford Chapter,
No. 20, OF Bethel. The chapter will
hereafter be known by the name OF Ok
ford Chapter, No. %, Of Norway. Most
Excellent Grand High Priest AlbrO 4.
Chase, assisted by several Past High
Priests performed the ceremonies. The
officers Of Union Chapter become the
officers OF the new chapter, viz:
HP-J. U. Croker.
&c. X. Adams.
S-W. {. LeAviu.