Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
NORWAY.


Second Conversational Church. Rev: b, 8
Rsieout Pastor Preaching service SUNDAY
10 20 A NJ: sabbath. school. 1850 n, Ven
Prayer Meeting al 9 Is; soc,.l Meeons; ,.x
n: regular weekly Prayer Meeting. inarsdAy
evening. Young Peoples Meeting friday even
tn,ver-an.. Church. Rev. Caroline u. Angel;
Pastor Frcsching service on sannAy. :
A n; sabbath school. Il ~. Y. y. Z. o.
Mssno.i,ss Church. Rev john W Lewis. Pastor.
rrescsins sTvice J. - ns..;ss D's 100 a
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Harding. Pastor.
fseos. Prayer nees,ng sunday evening p. -
srArkD MEETINGS.
rAkM Regular meeting OF oxford Lodge.
No n. IN Masonic Hall. Friday kvening on or
before fuIl moon. oxfori Royal Arch Chapter.
No. -. asse nelss wednesday kverinx: on OF
before fun moon. cxford council n . NJ
Friday evening. amer full moon oxfori l>es ,ge.
No. /, Arb Mariners. Wednesday evening aser
full moon.
10. F.-NorwAy Lodge. Regular meeting
In Odd Fellows Hall. every TUESDAY hyeninf
widely SpcsmPment. No q. meets In Odd
Fcllows' fla l. second and fourth Friday Even
inx- OF each month NJ Hope keoekSh Lodge.
No. 81, meets on hrsf and third Friday OF each
K.ofP-RexllAr meeting In Hathaway Bloch
every rhurssisv Evening. Z. r. A q. Soyes
Division, No. ~. nects third fritxy Of each
month. Lake Assembly, No. is. r. >. second
and fourth Friday evenings OF each month
p H.-Sorvay Grange mects second and
fourth SATURDAYS OF each month at Grange Hall.
& R-HArry Rust Post. No. -. meets In
New 6. A. X axh on the nr-s Tuesday Evening
VIZ. C.-Nees. In New c. A. r. Hall. Mon
Z o f.-L.ss..de Loax.. No; II, eess. IN
New 6. A. X Hall, on the erss and nird We'd
ne.eixy evenings OF each month.
o. a. M-Norway and south Paris Council,
No. 10. meets at q. A. X. HAn every Tuesday
T.o'P.F-Em Tree Colony. No. ia. meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings Of each
U.O.6 c.-No-~ay CommAndery. No. "a,
meets second and hurtA THURSDAY evenings Of
each month
The full number Of soldiers for Co. u,
Ist Regt., n. G. 5. NJ, has been obtained
and an election Of officers viii probably
be ordered St once.
ID. ;. Sanhorn aud crew are doing
some very good work on the village
streets. Several new crossings have
been put In and few bad places graded.
Although the hay crop vas rather
small several second crops have been
cut In this vicinity.
The slight frost Wednesday night was
the first for the season.
The corn AZ the HI webb Co.'S
factory has come In first class and 10
much better quantities than usual
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ID. Dunn have taken
rooms In Horne Block and moved from
the c. III. Haskell house on Msin Street
AZ. Andrews a sons Oil have some
forty horses from the west the arss 81
the week. and large ngmber % native
horses for sale.
n. Frank Psunce, who has for several
months been 81 Weymouth, Mass, Il
enjoying his vacation With his parents
In this village he resumes his studies
nj Orono the first Of the week.
I'd c. rhompson 10 enjOying q yisli
with his people al 81 Johnsoery, VI.
his former home.
IN TIA figures given cut relative % the
Norway and Paris street. Railway srs
true there xas after psying interest
and taxes a dchcif of sss3. II nav coo,
more 10 The Dear tutare 10 ENJOY . rtds
on the line between Norway and south
Paris. Al present The Baggage y car
RED free from Norway % South Paris.
The next affair Of interest viii be tss
grand ball 10 &c givea by The Norway
Fire Department IN the opsrs House
FRIDAY evening, Nov. Sd.
y. A. Dznforth will 5000 visit Co1nci
Bluffs, lows. and other points In the
west, being absent from town several
weeks.
Many OF our Norway citizens visited
Bethel fair this week aud reported an
excellent trip.
Sanborn a ROwe's boarding house on
Main street has been closed and the CHM
Hotel opened under their supervision,
They moved 70 the CHM Hotel this week
Mr.. A. Il. Trull and sou Alfred o.
Trull, OF Hsyerhill, visited In town this
week. Formerly they were citizens OF
this town.
A large number Of the village people
accepted al invitation from the RebekAhs
and enjoyed a corn roast st W. III. &
Geo. III. Dumas az the old Pottle farm
on Pike Hill Monday evening.
Judge A. II. Walker and wife, &C
compsnied BY Charlotte =. Greeley and
Helen VI. Thurston Of Bridgton, were 10
town Wednesday. They drove over
from Bridgton and back the same day.
y. A. Pottle and family have moved 70
Norway Lake where they will keep
house.
George l.. Franklin Is the new CLERK
for l.. /. Gilbert.
AT the annual meeting OF Oxford
Lodge, No. Is, y. and A. NJ, Friday
evening, the following officers were
elected:
WM W j. Jones.
sw III. l.. Bartlett
wv Geo. Haven.
Treas. &. :. Tucker.
SEC n II. smith.
Trustees Of The charity fund for three years
L. y. Ridlon. 4. Y. Smith and W. ,. Jones'
After the work about seventy were
seated At the supper tables. There wss
large number OF visitors from neigh
boring lodges. Following the supper
an hour was most pleasantly passed iu
music and speech making.
The observance Of Children's Day .,
Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday evening
BY the Rebekahs, WAS . most pleasant
affair. The children furnished the en-
tertsinment consisting OF music and
reading.
The village schools opened Monday
The attendance st the high school Was
seventy-six, unusually large. The other
schools In town commenced on the same
day.
4. n. Thomas and family, after q
visit Of four weeks In Worcester, Mass,
have returned 70 their Norway home.
Messrs- II. =. & n. ID. Dunn have
leased the blacksmith shop on Bridge
Street. They moved In this week. The
shop Was formerly oceupied by Frank
n. Brown.
While the family were eating dinner
nj Chss. 4. Freeman's, Monday, the roof
Of the house WAS discovered 20 be on
fire. With the assistance OF Chas.
Crosby and c. T. Russell, . few pals Of
water were quickly applied and the IRE
put out. In . few minutes more the
flames would have been beyond control.
Hon. X. Z. Richards Of Fsrmington
WAS 10 town Friday and Saturday on
business. Mr.. Richards 10 county at
torney for Franklin County.
Henry j. Bangs has the foundation
buik for an addition 10 his store. The
addition will be some twenty-five feee
and viii be used a. Q store house.
r. III. Noyes' Blue Store, Norway,
viii be open Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, Sept. IS and 10. They want
to show you their new fall stock.
IL il reported that the Bates entering
class has about 20 young men and 70
voun1 lndiea