Oxford Democrat., 1899-02-21
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second Congregational Church. Rev. B, 8
Ri,ieout, Pastor. Preachins service Sunday
loco a. NJ: sabbash school. u 30 ~; Sccia
Meeting, 10 r. ~; regular wcckly Prayer Aecs
ing. Thurs.izy evening; Young feopte'
Meeting Friday cvcning: .u
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, ~ 10 ,
4. NJ: sahhash school. ~ A. y; 7. r. Q. Q
meeting. 7 90 ?. y.
SesScaiss Church, Rev, W: Q, E,,,i.ss. % s, P.sso,
IL 20 n: social evening Meeting, 100 ?. \.
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class ness
Ing, Fridav evening.
Baptist Church II. A. Roberts Pastor
Rsasnsss Par: % n P.;sa1sE PAYER ,s1vss ns:,ins
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS..
r& A. u. Regular meeting ~ Oxfort Lodge
No. Is, In Masonic Han, Fridav Evening ON o'
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
No. ~ assemblies Wednesday Evening, on ol
before fun moon. at Masonic Hall. Oxfor.
Council. r. 4 s. NJ. Freay evening. ancr fui
moon.
10. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Han. every Tuesdag Evening. Wildey Encamp
ment No. n, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. M
third Friday Of each month.
X. OF P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. U. r., a. y. Noyei
D,v,sion, No. y. meets third Friday OF each
p. OF H-Norway Grange mccts second and
fourth SATURDAYS OF each month at Grange Hall
q. A. R.--fiarry Rust Post, No. ~, mccts In
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
each month.
W. r. C.-Mce.s In New @. A. r. Hall, Mon
i. 4. o. P.-Lakeside Lodge, No. l77, meets In
New G. A. R. Hall, on the hrss and third Wed
nesdsy evenings Of each month.
Norway Is shoveled out and business
open. The electric line and the roads
are In full blast again.
The Besrs Hotel and Elm House have
been crowded with guests during the
court.
Rev. C. f. ANGEL Of the Uuiversalist
church started for Chicago Wednesday
where she will enjoy part Of her vaca-
ton. She was In the wreck at Lennox-
Vile, 2. @, but not injured.
A committee consisting Of Col. +. r.
Smith. Msjor B. F. Bradbury, Sergt. NJ.
l.. Kimbsli, c. S. Akers and c. N. Gray,
WAS appointed at the meeting OF Co. D.,
at the Armory, Monday evening to look
into the sdyisibilitv Of organizing what
will be known as Norway Light Infantry
Association. The meeting was well
attended and there Is much interest In
the matter.
The steam plant Of c. B. Cummings
& Sons sprang leak under Merritt
we!ch's store Saturday noon. All who
depended on the system for heat were
nearly frozen until about midnight. The
pipe broke again Sunday and the people
were again treated to cold bath. II
was soon repaired and all has gone well
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Bangs returned
from = visit TO Ssbstis Wednesday.
They visited Mr.. Bangs brother Judson.
1t is reported that James Tuell and
Frank Beck will 60 into the bakery
business in the spring. The cooking
will be done iu the tenement corner
Main and Deeriug Streets.
II is reported that Annie N. Cole hsss
position In the assessors office In Port
land ~ stenographer. She commences
work Monday, Feb 10th.
Charles Ingalls,, foreman OF the stock
room In the shoe factory, closed bis
labors with the firm Saturday night. He
will move his family 10 Lynn.
Much interest Is manifest on the part
ot the public In the suit, Inhsbitsnts OF
Norway VS.. Albion Hall, now pending
In the Norway Municipal Court. IL
involves the price Of suit Of clothes
furnished the defendant by direction OF
the oyerseers OF the poor. The action Is
brought TO recover, on the ground that
Hall was able 10 purchase his own
clothes and deceived the overseers In the
matter.
G. l.. Curtis entertained his uncle,
l.. C. Bates OF New Haven, Conn, n few
isys since. Mr.. Bates is largely inter-
.sted In the Paris Manufacturing Co. OF
south Paris.
The students sre all home from Colby
College. Most OF them on two weeks
vscatiou. Grace Bicknell and Ambrose
B. Warren returned Wednesday.
The tenement over c. b. Cummings
{ Sons office is being remodeled.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
u Owen c. Holden and Ella j. Dobsou.
Miss Dobson Is an Auburn lady. Mr..
Holden Ia one OF Norwsy's best young |
men. He graduated from Norway High |
school with the class Of '92.
Lieut.. J. Waldo Nash and Geo. l.. |
Moves are the only ones who enjoy fully |
he pleasures Of skis Mr.. Noyes under
stands the science thoroughly and Lieut..
Nash Is fast learning.
Mrs. Thomas Smiley has been visiting |
her sister, Mrs. Barnes, at North Conway,
\. H, for the past two weeks.
John B. HAGEN has had his pension
increased from &c to s. per month.
The Selectmen, Treasurer, Norway
Pnblic Library and other departments
have the annual reports nearly COM
pleted. Part Of II is already In the
printers hands.
Mrs. Susie Lombard of Camden. who
,sme here TO attend the funeral OF her
.itser, Gertrude A. Millett, returned
Monday 10 her home.
Akers & Haselton took possession OF
The Bennett store Monday. Mr.. A. I.
Bennett will work for the new firm.
The senior class Of Norway High
School have arrangements nearly COM
pleted for a recitsl TO be given by
Misses Ada Evelyn Lewis and Caroline
Walker Cleaves, both Of Emerson Col
|ege Of Orstory. Music will be furnish
ID BY local male quartette, making sn
attractive entertainment. The date and
some other details have not yet been set
led upon, but will be shortly after the
Democrat goes TO press and will be given
put to the public little later.
Mrs. Asa Swift is very sick. Her
mother, Mrs. C. r. Jackson. from Haver-
hill, Mass, Is taking care OF her.