Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-31
NORWAY



Second coss.ssasossis ChsrcA. nsy; ?; 9.
10 - 1. H.; Ss6haii School u 80 H.; Social
Meeting, 20 7. ~; ngu1eS weekly Prayer Meet
lne. fhuudAy evening; Young feeple's
hSetng frsday srsainf .n
Pastor. PssseSiss ssrvics On sunday. 1t 10 81
4. n; sabbalA school. II - \. y; Y. r. G. U.
SS ssScdi;s churci Rev. ". B. x,drdes, pa.sor.
II 90 ~; Social Evening Meeting. 90 r. NJ;
pnysr meeting. Tuesday evening; class lssst-
lag. Fndav cysnlse. 49,. p.....
Obedience Pazfs HILL Preaching service. 500
7. \; sabbath School. 90 r. =. Prayer Meeting.
Saturday evening.
The Scribner Bros mill at Norway
Lake Il about ready TO commence saw
Ing birch. There ID now 1t the mill
nearly ~ much timber a. was delivered
last year.
Frank d. Briggs and Merritt WEIGH
have formed what II known as the
Turkey Ridge Spring Water Co. The
object Il the selling and delivering spring
water TO people In the village 1t the fol-
lowing rates:
One One gallon ALTO. an, !" I" ........;s
At the annual meeting Of Oxford
Lodge, No. 1, Ark Mariners, held at
Masonic Hall, Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year:
Patriarch, n. L. Kimball.
Ark Master: L. n. Smith.
Ark Mate, r. n. Barker.
Tyler. n. X. Mixer.
Treasurer. c. II. Adams.
Secretary, A. J. stcarus.
In the Municipal court Monday, Frank
+. Brown and Norman w. Arlln were
both srraigned for single sales on com
plant Of Deputy Sheriff A. p. Bassett.
They were found guilty. Brown WAS
fined ESQ and costs. Hs appealed TO the
February term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court. Arlin was sentenced to 30 days
imprisonment, and Was committed to
jail. II appeared by evidence that Arlin
has been making trips TO Lewiston
for LIQUOR which was sold at Norway.
Z. r. Elliott Of Rumford Corner Is
visiting his brother, r. z. Elliott, this
week.
The agent for the 4Etna Insurance
Company has paid w. s. Pratt s726 on
paid up lie Insurance policy. Rather
q good thing TO have csshed At this time.
Horace Sanborn Ia with the kennebec
lumbermen selling bolt hooks.
DIR. and Mrs. b. r. Bradbury. Mt. and
Mrs. c. l.. Hathaway attended ladies'
Night, Kora Temple, Lewiston, Thursday
evening Of this week. The musical
program and banquet were very pleas
ing features OF the entertainment.
Except the High School and drst
grammar the village schools will close
this week. This is the end OF the winter
term OF nine weeks.
A delegation OF ladies from Bryant's
Pond visited the Norway ladies' Relief
Corps 10 this village Wednesday evening.
They were Mrs. J. l.. Bowker, Mrs. A.
8. Bryant, Mrs. q. W. WaterhOusc, Mrs..
4. F. Poverty, Mrs. Mary Bolster and
Mrs. Eva Bryant.
j. y. Bolster has found his lost hound
"Teaser." The dog was sc North Nor
way nearly dead and quite Wild. Mr..
Bolster, besides attending TO his busi-
ness which he looks after sharply, has
shot ten foxes during the season. He
IL far ahead Of all others 10 this section.
NJ. l.. kimbsll, Esq, was In Portland
and Brunswick Saturday and Sunday.
Owing 10 sickness the school In Dis
trict No. has been closed. Nine Of the |
thirteen scholars were at their homes |
sick.
On account OF the death OF G. b. Cum |
minRs the w. &. I. u. entertainment |
was postponed.
Mrs. Margaret II. Favor was moved to
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Flora Rus
sell, ut Ysrmouthville, Monday, where
she can be better cared for.
Agnes Besl and her sister Elizabeth |
are Ia Boston for few weeks, visiting |
relatives and friends.
VIM. l., Libby was 10 town the first Of
the week. He Is employed on the Lew
|stop, Brunswick and Bath Electric |
Road as motorman.
John r. Horne Of Auburn called on
his friends and people 10 this place Sat-
nrday.
Fred II. Cummings has been at home
during the week, taking care OF his
father.
Walter $. Chandler, who has clerked
Tor Thomas Smiley for q long time, has
closed his work with the store for the
present.
Pennesseewsssee Lodge, X. OF T., did
not hold their entertainment Friday
evening on account OF the death Of Mrs.
Harry r. Ames. Mr.. Ames Is promh
nent member Of the lodge.