Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-07
NORWAY.


/ NORWAY.
Second Congregational Church.. Rev. b: 8
Ridecut. Pnneor Preaching service sunday
IL 20 A. ~; Sabbath School. Il 90 ~; socia
Meeting, 90 r. H.; regular weekly rrayss No.
TniSer,smss Church. Rev. Caroline Il. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday. at 10 q
A. ~; Sabbath School. II ~ A. -; Y. r. G. U
Methodist Church. Rev. ". q. Elar,dse. Pastor
i Preaching service, 10 90 a. ~. SabbAsh school,
IL 90 ~; Social Evening Meeting. 0e r. ~;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Baptiss Church II. A. Roberts Pastor.
\ (Reidepce Paris Hill) Preaching service. ~
M; Sabbath School. 90 r. ~ Prayer Meeting.
Saturday evening.
| STATED MEETINGS.
| F.&A. NJ. Regular meeting of Oxford Lodge,
No. Is. in Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on or
before full moon. Oxford loyal Arch Chapscr.
No. %. assemblies Wednesday Evening, on or
| before full moon. at Masonic Hail. Oxford
Council, R. 4 s. NJ, Friday evening. after full
10. O. F-Reguiar meeting in Odd Fellows
| Hall, every Tuesdae Evening. Wildey Encamp.
mept. No. u, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. sccond
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. nj.
HOPE Rseekah Lodge. No; 81 meets on rss and
X. Of Irregular meeting in Hathaway Block,
every Thursday Evening. u. r., A. u. Noyes
Division, No. II. meets third Friday Of each
month.
r. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
G. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
New q. A. n. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
earh month.
W. r. C.-Mccts In New G. A. r. Hall. Mon.
4 x. 0. F.-LAkes,de Lodge. No. IL, meets in
New q. A. r. Han. on the hrst and third Wed
nesday evenings Of each month.
AT. Andrews & Sons are shipping
large quantities of pulp wood from the
Norway station.
Chas. +. Freeman, road commissioner,
has published his report OF highway
matters in pamphlet Of twenty-three
pages. Ii gives detailed statement OF
expenditures for the year.
Charles Pulsifer has closed his labors
with the shoe firm Of b. +. Spinney &
Co. as teamster. Charles Morse takes
the team now. Pulsifer has worked for
the firm in this capacity for the past If
teen years and has been faithful en-
ploye.
Horatio G. Cole, brother OF Mrs. W.
w. Virgin, Geo. A., w. c., Fred A. and
Horace Cole. died very suddenly FEB.
2ttb, 30. For many years he has been
n member OF the firm Of Hall & Cole,
Fanueil Hall, Boston. He was born In
this town In 1884. a widow and two
children, son and daughter, survive him.
Freeman Richardson has moved his
family from the village to the farm In
the Millett ueighborhood. Mr.. Richard
son has been foreman Of Il. +. Spinney
4 Co.'s packing room for a number Of
wears. A most responsible position.
He closed his lxbors Saturday night.
j. A. Tuell has very nice baker cart
at the paint shop Of Geo. Bennett on
Whitman Street.
]. l.. Pendexter OF lntervsle, y. H..
has been visiting at Mrs. A. 0. Noyes'
during the week. Mr.. Pendexter Is the
proprietor Of the Mountain View Farm.
He Is most successful farmer.
We understand that Prof. Wiley will
not teach Norway High School another
year. At the close Of the present school
year he will enter upon the study OF
medicine with DIR. Hill Of Bethel, probs-
bly about June.
Miss Hortense Gregg has just filled an
order for Sec. John ID. Long for four
copies of her book.
"Wednesday the remains OF Napoleon
Gray OF New York were brought here
for burial in the family lot In Rusttield
cemetery. Mr.. Gray married daughter |
OF the late Francis II. Whitman. He
died at bis home 10 New York City Feb.
a5th, at the age Of 80 years.
Owing to the sickness OF Mrs. j. o.
Croker, her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bell
OF Bangor, has come 20 Norway 10 take |
care OF her mother.
DIR. Albert Thompson has shipped |
furnishings for his new cottage on the |
lake island.
The students returned to Celby Tues
day OF last week. They do not fear |
small pox any more IL appears.
On Wednesday, st the assessors office,
the local board OF health were In session
for the purpose OF furnishing free vscci-
nation. In sll twenty-seven were vscci-
mated.
On the occasion OF Mrs. Otto Schnuer's
fiftieth birthday her friends gave her
surprise party. Ii was most pleasant
and euioyable meeting for all. /
n
Council. No. Ii, Royal and Select Mas
ters, held at Masonic Hall Friday even
ing, Deputy Grand Master James 4.
Blanchard, Of Augusta, made an official
visit. Work In all the degrees. The at
tendance was very large from sll parts
OF the county After the work aud cleo
ton OF officers banquet WAS enjoyed at
which speeches and music were appre-
eistci. The officers elected were:
TIN, u. Y. Jones.
ID. NJ. &. IL Adams.
PC. OF w, V. W. Hills,
Treas c. 5. Tucker.
Recorder, c. y, Ridlon.
Committee OF Finance. T.. y. Smith. q. W.
Holmes, and u. =. Bradbury.
l.. o. Cobb OF Winthrop was In town |
Friday and Saturday looking for An
opening for dry goods store.
In the municipal court Friday was
heard the case State vs.. James A. Tuell. |
II was a matter In which Tuell was |
charged with unnecessarily failing 10 |
provide proper food and shelter for his
swine. The trial opened at ten 10 the
forenoon and closed ut three in the after |
noon. The complainant was w. j.
Over OF Portland. Tuell was discharged |
uptu.uS haNiuk pNSh tiN'SN ~ 80 $780, /
against him. The state had three or
four witnesses among whom was the
agent, Whitney Buck OF this place, By |
whom the proceedings were iDstigated.
The witnesses for the defence numbered
about thirty citizens Of the place. The |
case excited much interest as II was In
the very midst OF the village that the OF !
fence WAS alleged TO have been commit |
ted. Attorney for state VIM. +. Jones. |
for Tuell. +. +. Smith.
Dennie JosliD Is At home from kent's
Hill " here he has been attending school.
While an employe Of the electric road
was AT work on q moving car near the
car house in this village Saturday, he
fell In front OF the Car. and had very
narrow escape from serious II not fatal
injuries. He rolled from the track as
the car passed swiftly past him.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Durham,
having walked the welded life together
for fifty years, celebrated their golden
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