Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
NORWAY.


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Uufyersafist Church, Rev. Caroline 3. Angel,
4. r.; sab6ssh School. II q 4. =; r. r. G. U.
ns secoSa con Con-; Church. Rsv: B; 9.
soas r, ssSS.h f school, I'i ~ :'sa
| ins, Wednesday evening; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday evening.
Preaching ssryics, 10 . l. T.; sabbath School.
Il 90 L.; Social Evening Meeting. 100 ?. l.;
| prayer mesiinE. Tuesday evening; class nsss-
Ing, Friday evening.
tReidence Paris HIn) Preaching service. ? 90
=. 4; sabbath School, 8 90 r. 4. Prayer Aest'ns'
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS..
F.AA. M-Uuion r. A. G., No. 3, assemblies
wednesday Evening, on or before fuli moon, 2!
Eo ssceS No. h is in Hssonic Hail. kosday kvss.
ine on or before full moon. Oxford Council =.
3 8. n, Fritay evening. on or AMER full moon:
10. o. F.-Rcgular meeting 10 Odd rellows'
mani me MOI No. mssss In Odd YeiIows Han. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. ~;
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. So. meets on hrss and
third Friday Of each month.
every a. y rhar.asy Evening. b. r, 4. 8. Noyes
Division, No. Is. mccss third Friday Of eseh
Z q I-yovay Grange %ss:. second ,; and
q. A. Hilary Rust Post, No: d meets N
New G. A. h. Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
". K. C.-Meets In New @. A. R. Han. Mon,
4. T.. o. F.-IAseside Lodge. No. III, neess IN
New q. A. r. Han, on The frst and third We'd
nesday evenings Of each month.
H.rry Rust Post and W. r. Corps will
picnic at 0ibson's Grove, Norway, We'd
nesday, Aug. 3lst, at l0A. NJ. IL 10 to
be a basket picnic. w. X. kimball and
T. A. Roberts Posts and corps have been
invited TO participate. Baked beans and
coffee will be furnished. Special rates
Of fare on steamer 10 and 10 cents. II
stormy next fair day.
Judge Foster and John P. Swasey were
In town the first Of the week.
Judge Davis has been engaged 10
hearing at the court house during the
week. The referees were Judge Foster
and Judge Walton.
A. j. Stearns, Esq, OF Co. d, lst
Regiment, returned from Chickamsuga
Park Monday OF last week. He was not
able to walk but was cared for by DR..
n. l.. Bartlett who went to Lookout
Mountain and brought him home. He IL
now gaining rapidly.
B. F. Faunce who returned home with
several others IL fast recovering from the
fever. The other boys are all doing
we'll.
Lieut. Col. +. r. Smith was at Au-
gusta Friday and Saturday when the
boys returned from the South.
Frank Brown, the blacksmith on
Bridge Street, talks Of building this fall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Smith returned
from Boston Wednesday night after
two weeks visit.
DR.. Bal +. Bradbury has received
commission from the war departm.n mt APP
pointing him to the position OF Brigade
Surgeon Of l.. 5. Volunteers with rank OF
Major. He will be assigned to dutv as
soon rs he Is able to resume his official
work. He may 90 to Huntsville, Ala,
where many Of the troops will be order
ed. The appointment was made with
out request Of the doctor or his friends.
Il Ia the result Of his hard and earnest
work.
The fall schools will be under the fol-
lowing teachers:
swim Corner District, Belle y. Jackson.
Centre, Alice Rounds.
Wager, Sadie Miilctt.
Lake Ella Laferricr.
Pike Hill, Jessie l.. Dinsmorc.
Crockett Ridge, Addic Tiicomb.
Frost HIN, Lizzie q. Las.elle.
Milett, May Bickfori.
Mobiles Corner. Emily y. Delano.
Chapel. Agnes Rounds.
Pierce, Augusta French.
Hoh, Katherine Townc.
Warren F. Bartlett and Mark r. Smith
are enjoying their vacation In this place.
They have not been at home for several
months.
Rev. C. s Cummings, chaplain Of the
First Maine Regiment, y. G s. NJ, wss
10 town Tuesdsy.
Much praise Ia bestowed on the new
locomotive on the Norway Branch r IL
road. II we had new car now the
public would be well provided for. II
Is understood that one Is soon TO be put
on TO the branch.
F.P. Allard, Of North Conway, n. II +,
will have charge Of the corn fields for
the II. F. Webb Company. He and Mr..
J. b. Webb are looking after the corn
this week.
Rev. J. A. Harding is spending a vacs-
ton of two weeks at his home 10 this
village before returning to his studies at
Newton Theological Seminary.
The lightning struck In the Danforth
grove westerly of Pleasant Street Wed
nesdsy afternoon; on Pleasant Street
near w. F. Jones' and at the pumping
station. The place In the grove Is well
marked by the destruction OF large
hemlock tree nearly two feet 10 diameter.
j. II. Haselton has moved from the
Bangs rent over Gilbert's meat market
to the whitcomb rent, corner Marston
and Besl Streets.
r. p. Stone and son are visiting 10 Jay
for few days rest and recreation.
Horace Cole received letter from his
son q few days since In which he says
that he Il sick with yellow fever. The
letter was dated some three weeks ago.
Mrs. c. n. Tubbs, Mrs. Simeon Hsrri-
man, Mrs. Alice X. Woodsum, Mrs. Chas.
s. Libby, Mrs. Geo. w. Carter, Mrs.
John W. Carter, and Mrs. A. N. SWEET
and son make up party from here who
are stopping at Old Orchard for time.
They left here Monday.
Many OF our Norway people attended
the New England fair at Portland during
the week