Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
NORWAY.
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| CHunCHEe.
| uuiversaliss Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angcll
Paztor. Preaching service on Sunday a. 10 ~ y
'' second Congregational Church. Rev; B; 8.
Rideout, Pastor. Preaching service sunday,
10 30 A. ~; Sabbath School. II - A. n, S Icns
Ing. Wednesday evening; Young Peoples
| Meeting Friday evening.
Mcthciist Church. Rev W. q. Eldridgc. Pastor.
Is % NJ; social Evening Meeting. 100 ?. =;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class mces'
| Ing. Friday evening.
baptist Church H. A. Roberts 3 ~
2. n; sabbath School. 8 90 r. y. Prayer Messing
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.A A. M.-Union r. A. Z, NO. IS assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on OF before full moon, At
Masonic Han Regular % met or 81 o Evsn.
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. n.
as. NJ, Friday evening. on or after full moon:
10. o. F.-Regulsr meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall. every Tuesday Evening; Miidey En annd
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. MI:
Hope RcbekAh Lodge, No. IS, meets on first and
third Friday Of each month.
X. fP.-RegulAr meeting In Hathaway Block,
every Thursday Evening. U. r., A. o. Noyes
Division. No. u, meets third Friday OF each
| month.
J.. OF H.-N0rWay GranRc mccts Sccohu al,
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
q. R.-Harry Rust Post, No: 81 meets IN
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
W. C.~Mcc.s in New G. A. R. Hall. Mon
Y. 70. F.-Lakeside Lodge, No. Ia, meets in
New G. A. r. Hall, on the first and third Wed
| ncsday evenings Of each month.
Road Commissioner Freeman and
crew have been at work on the village
streets since hayiug.
James Smith and wife are visiting In
Boston this week.
George II. Bennett has purchased y
lot on Whitman Street OF Freeland Howe
and will build paint shop on 1t at once.
He Is to take q rent in Irving Frostr
house. i,
Deputy Sheriff Cross was In Portland
Wednesday and Thursday on business.
w. A. Bicknell will move into his
place on Bridge Street about the first OF
September.
Ed F. Morse Is thoroughly repairing
and improving his residence on Pike
Hill. VIM. C. Cole Is doing the carpen-
ter work.
In the municipal court Thursday was
tried the action York Va. Plummer. IL
appeared by the evidence that Charles
York was trader In l.ynchviiie IRON
1891 to 1895. Henry Plummer traded
with him and had goods charged to nm
from time TO time. In 1892 York alleged
that he demanded payment OF the bal
apce then due him amounting to slH.66
The account was continued however
until York went out Of business Ia 1879.
| A little later the account amounted TO
sl5 70, when Plummer rendered him GIG
In settlement. The action was soon
after commenced to recover the balance
due and $40 more as interest. RUNNER
denied that York ever asked him to pay
his account In full or any part OF 1t at
any time. Judgment TO be rendered by
the court at the September term. Holt
for plaintiff. Smith for defendant.
Town Clerk Mason has received and
posted 10 his office sample ballots for the
September election, also election To-
struction cards.
DR.. Fred f.. Drake exhibits to his
friends several excellent snap shot views
Of the Spanish prisoners at kittery
Point. He and Mrs. Drake returned the
first OF the week after most pleasant
visit.
Miss Della Moulton Is enjoying her
two weeks vacation at her former home
In Freedom, y. II.
Reuben Andrews, who kept store by
the taunery brook, Main Street, has
taken down his sign, closed his store aud
retired from business. Trade In his line
was rather dull.
Mrs. j. A. Harding and son have re-
turned from visit TO Guilford where
Rev. Mr.. Harding Is preaching during
the summer.
Mrs. George Croker has been granted
u. S. pension OF IS per month. Judge
Stearns was her attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Howe OF All
ston, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Howe's
people In town.
CT. Hathaway IL improving his cot
tage BY the addition OF n lA-foot piszzs.
c. d. Waters made his many friends
In this village call Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ID. Smith have re-
turned to Nova Scotia for visit. They
will be gone several months. Mrs.
Smith left when she was only child.
Major B. r. Bradbury returned home
Monday evening. He was accompanied
by Rev. c. s. Cummings OF Auburn TO
Portland, where he met q +. Lssselle.
He Ia very poor but up and about the
house although not able TO attend 10
business. Heis suffering with fever now
but Is on the mend and will soon be all
right 1t is hoped.
Mrs F.. Chase, OF Hsverhill, Mass,
| Is visiting at Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Chase
was In trade In this village for years ana
has many friends and acquaintance.
The Norway Fish and Game Associa.
ton posted notices that the society VIII
nav a reward Of $40 for the conviction
OF any one violating the fish laws by
fishing In any Of the tributaries OF Pen
mes seewassee Lake.
About dozen good citizens OF Nor
way have instituted a society the sole
object Of which IL TO white any Kind OF
soft wood. The society's place OF ousi-
ness Is on Main Street at VIM. Z. Leavitts
store or Nell SIMPSONS barber shop.
ANY one can Join who has tckknife,
cedar stick and lots Of spare time.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Hamlin OF Waltham,
Mass visited at Hon. \. 5. kimbaiFs
during the week.
DIR. II. =. Jones Is enjoying his annual
vacation. He will return about the
10Th when bis office will be open and the
doctor will resume business in earnest:
Mrs. Frank Kimbsll and son are VISIT
ing in Lynn, Mass.
Many OF our Norway people were at
tending campmeeting at Empire dur
ing last week.