Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27
NORWAY

In. regular Wsokly Pray1 ueeoD4s !hursaa
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PStor. PrvschinE sssyics o sunday, Z u Z
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HssSSa;ss csa = Rev. John v. Lsw,a. P.so.
Preaching ssvioes 10 % 4. =; sabbath ecAeo
II % n; Social sweating neseape. go :. =;
prayer MEETING. tuesday evening; class nee'
Ing. Friday eveniAe -.
Preaching service, 10 80 !. H.; sabbaH schoo!
BOON. Prayer Needing Sunday evening r.
Stand nxSruos..
F.AA,N. Regular needing Of Oxford Lodge
No. Il, In Masonic Hail Friday Evening on o
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapser
No. -. asss pblss Wedneeday Eyssing, On q
| Friday evening, after full moon. Oxford Lo'gc
No: I. Ark Mariners, "wednesday evening sne
al S.s : .ss4g Ts.., I s:ss;
wiidey Kpcsmpment. No. a.. mefe In Ode
/ Feliows' ma 1, second and fourth Friday Even
| ings of each month NJ Hope Rebekah Ledge
No. s.. meets on hrsa and third Friday OF esct
month.
K ofP.-Rssular meeting In Hathaway Bloch
every Thursday Evening. y. Z. 4. o. Noyes
Division, No IL, meets third Friday Of each
month. LAAe Assembly. No., -. +. s.. second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month.
P. Of H.-Norvay Grange messs tscond and
fourth Saturdays OF each month ~ Grange Hall
CA. Hilary Rust Post. No. -, meees IN
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening
W. r. Cs-Necs. In New G. A. r. Hall. Mon.
'i fse 8. F-L..s.,ae Lodge. No. III, nes.. IN
New g. A: r Han on sss S as:s and third wed
q. u A. M.--Sorway and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meets al g. A. r. Han every Tuesday
evening.
seco,d and fourth "Wednesday evenings OF each
Z. o. G. C:-NoQay Commandery, no. az,
meets second aud youfth Thursday evenings OF
each month.
Sidney Curtis, Of Haverhill, Mass, IL
visiting friends 10 this place. He was
formerly employed by B. +. Spinney &
Co., In the cutting room.
The Norway Savings Bank has COM
menced to repair the old Horne house
on Cottage Street Injured by fire
short time since.
v. w. Hills Was In Boston during the
week on business trip.
F. p. Stone 10 able 70 walk from his
house very short distance to his stable.
He will visit the store In few days 10
case he continues TO gain.
N.-Col. E. +. Smith has been placed
In command Of Co. ID, with orders TO
recommend for discharge all enlisted
men who failed to pass the physical ex-
animation required when they presented
themselves for acceptance In the organi-
ration that was mustered Into the u. 5.
volunteer army for the war with Spain,
as well as all others who are unable TO
attend promptly and efficiently 10
their duties, and TO at once enlist young
men Of good character to Ill the COM
pany.
Rev. J. A. Harding, OF the Baptist
church In this place, attended the ordi-
nation Of Rev. l.. II. Clark at Mechanic
Falls on Friday.
Several new telephones have been put
Ia by the New Englspd telephone and
telegraph company during the week.
Albert Moore Rollins Of Calais has
become principal Of the Norway High
school. Mr.. Rollins Is s Bowdoin Col
lege graduate. He has had experience
at Island Falls, Aroo,took County, and
Bristol, Lincoln County. We UNDER
stand that he took first rank In this
years class. II appears that he " the
right msn for the place aud he VIII have
the support Of all.
A. +. Marston, Of the Arm OF b. r.
Spinney & Co, WAS In town looking
after the shoe business several days this
week.
The front OF the Smiley shoe store has
been painted white. 1t greatly improves
the front.
Nell W. Sampson is high line so far
ga lake salmon Is concerned. He captur-
ed one the first OF the week that tipped
the scales at about six and one-hslf
pounds.
Mr. Ernest Hall of Bridgton Is assist
ing DR.. II. p. Jones. Mr.. Hall Ia =
student at the dental school Of the
OF Pennsylvania.
Charles Locke discovered fire In his
tenement on Bridge Street Thursday
Some damage to door tim
bers, etc. Fire easily extinRuished. No
general alarm.
Norway's valuation for 1899 As found
BY the town assessors is, real estate,
1880. us: personsl estste, e25l 1874,
making a total Of 81, ISL $3.50. Tax rste
20 mills on the dollar. Poll tax 81. The
amount Of total commitment to collector
will amount to 81, 3007S. 10 addition
10 this amount the corporation tax will
be about Ave mills on the dol
ar or In all SIS per thousand dollars.
Judge A. Ii Walker Of Bridgtou was
at the Beal's Hotel this week.
Mrs. A. II. Bodkin and family have
moved 70 Portland.
Judge Morrison and family Of Rum
ford Falls and Freeland Howe, Jr., who
IL AZ home from johns Hopkins univer-
atty. Baltimore, are stopping with the
family Of Freeland Howe at the lake
cottage.
George l.. Noyes and George r. Howe
spent the week 10 Stoneham prospecting
for minerals.
Charles 2. Bsrnes has moved here
from Attleboro, Mass. He will remain
In Norway for tho present.
. Irms Moulton and Minnie Allard OF
Freedom, n. H., are visiting relatives In
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Twombly at
tended the reunion of scholars OF Harriet
Douglass at Bolster's Mills Wednesday
of last week.
Inc memOttS VI Eih AfSC Soiouy VI
Pilgrim Fathers and their friends will
enjoy n picnic at Gibson's grove July
4th. 1t is expected to be- one OF the
best of social times.
Grace Murphy of South Paris 10 the
new clerk at Merritt WEIGHS store.
Election In this town proved To be
very quiet one. Few voters were at the
hall 10 cast their votes, In all only 1877,
of which number 9 were lost, ] was
thrown for Enoch Foster, l for H. B.
Foster, for Aaron Paige Of Norway, -
for John Scott of Bath, and the balance,
1856, for Chas. K. Littlefleld OF Rockland.
The town officers offer to the public
$500 In town bonds At par at 3 IL per
cent interest. Bonds TO bear date OF
Aug. /, 30, and to be paid $500 each
wear sitter issue until paid.
The comic opera In three acts entitled
1.-THE Frogs Of Windham" presented at
the Norway Opera House Thursday and
Friday evenings was Q great success.
The house was well filled each evening
and all were delighted with the enter
tainment. In all about 100 Norway and
South Paris people took part. The cos
TUNES were very pretty. The following
Is cast Of the principal characters:
Col. Dyer. M W. walker
lord Iipwood, Mt. Ralph Trask
Can't FoIlctt, Mr.. Blossom
ITnrsa. Mr.. George Bfggs
Psrson white, NJ. spoaSrd
Sam LarTabee. NJ: Sessions
Lin berger. -, 1T Eysscf
Col Eldefktn, NJ. bon Stesrns
Prime. Mr.. Kenneth Quincy
Tom and Jack Folless, Nessrs. Dunn and Foster