Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16
NORWAY.


cauncHns.
| second Congressional Church, Rsv. b. 8.
Rtdeout Pasoor Preaching service Sunday.
| 10 20 A. n; sabbath school, y N0 NJ; Social
Meeting. 90 r. H.: regular weoSly Pnye4 Meet
Ing. Thursday evening; Young Peoples Messing
Uniyerssiiss Church. Raw. Caroline =. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, g 10 e
4. ~; sabbath school, II rs a. =; Z. r. Q. U.
Sssno.,;.s Churrh. Rev. ". b. E,drsdts. Pastor.
| Preaching ervicc, 10 - 4. ~: sabbath School,
| l, 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 90 r. ~;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evenings class mott.
M Baptist 1' hurcS. Preaching service. sop. n;
sabbath School. 90 r. y. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.&A.M NJ. Regular meetiue Of Oxford Lodge.
No. rs, In Masonic Han. Friday Evening on or
before full moon Oxford kcyai AIcn ChaPse y,
before fan moon, at Masonic Hall Oxford
Council. r. 4 s. NJ. Friday evening, afscr full
moon.
in o Id + Fellows Hall. every Tuesday Evening
wilder Encampment. No. 81. mefts In Odd
Fellows Ha I, second and fourth Friday Even.
ings OF each month M Hope Reoekah Lodge,
month.
X ofP.-Resular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. u. r, A. o. Noycs
Division. No. u, meets third Friday OF each
month.
fourth Saturdays OF each month NJ Grange Hall.
GA R-Harry Rust Poet, NO. -. meets In
New q. A. r. aall on the third Friday Evening
W. C-Mees, in New c. A. r. Hall. Non.
i. E.o. f.-Lskeside Lodge, No. III, meets In
New G. A. X. Halt on the tirst and third Wed.
nesday evenings OF each month.
The concrete walk In front OF the
Noyes drug store and Thomas Smileys
store will be taken up and brick put
down.
We understand that James A. Tuell
& Co. will open their bakery and put
new bakery cart on the road May 18th
Of this week.
The largest salmon taken from the
lake thus far was captured by Col. Lit
tletield. IL weighed five pounds and one
half.
George Noyes Is making repairs and
improvements about his buildings, cor
ner Main and Deeriug Streets.
james Smith Is TO build shed between
his stable and house for carriage
house.
II. Denison Cole arrived st San Fran
cisco last week, from Manila, on the
transport Grant. He has been gone
several months having shipped on board
the same steamer at New York.
Mrs. Sarah A. Marstop Ia visiting her
brother, James Smith, on Deering Street.
On Tuesday, one Pierce, whose given
name changed from Charles TO John and
then to James, was before the municipal
court charged with the larceny Of u
watch and other things. He was found
guilty aud sentenced By the court to
four months In the county jail. He was
arrested In Lewiston, where II IL alleged,
other matters awaited an explanation
from him. Times may be hard but II Is
not very difficult 10 get summers JOB |
after all.
Sheriff Cross invested In new horse |
this week and sold the old one because
IL was too slow for him. The stone |
gray mare was fast one, so fast indeed
that the deputy became alarmed and sold
her to the tlrst bidder, and at once
bought In the old one again. So after
al Il IL the same old horse the venerable |
deputy sheriff still drives.
John r. Swain has made improve
ments about his residence and Is now |
II.
Winfield :. Cordwell Is chairman and
Or. s. A. Bennett secretary OF the locs!
board OF health. We trust under the
new organization they will find full
md complete discharge Of all their
iuties pleasure.
H. II u&her NJ the
,hoc firm OF b. r. Spinney & Co.. was 10
own this week looking after the busi-
hess.
Alouzo NJ. vsrney has resigned his
position "a foreman Of the stitching
Dom OF the Radcliffe Department and
zone to Wood Hill, Mass, to I'LL = SINH
AR position. Mary Gallagher Of Lynn
s now 10 charge OF the position vacated
,y Mr.. varney. /
Mrs. Loren Downs aud daughter OF
Jamaica Plain, Mass, are visiting at
Horace Pixies.
b. b. Pottle OF Lynn, Mass, IL In town
With relatives and friends for few
weeks visit. He has q position OF profit
n his city.
The Northern Mica Company, with W.
scott Robinson as president, WAS organ
xed Ia this place on Tuesday.
Arrangements are being made by Mt.
Hope and Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodges
% entertain Fidelity Lodge OF Lewiston
,bout June 18th, at the Norway Opera
House.
A. C. Blossom Of Exeter, n. H., has
aiken Mr.. Geo. Elliott's place as foreman
II the making room at b. y. Spinney &
20. 8 factory. Mr.. Elliott Is greatly i'm
proved 10 health but still unable TO work.
He will devote the summer to regsining
his health.
The funeral services OF Mrs. II. II.
Hobbs were held at Norway Centre
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Hobbs died at
he residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
Robert W. Millett, In Rockport on Sun
day, May Z, At the sge Of II years. Mrs.
Hobbs for nearly hfty years WAS resi-
dent of Norway. Three children sur
yive her, c. ii. Hobbs, Fred Hobbs and |
Mrs. Millett.
A special meeting of the corporation |
Of Norway village win be held Monday |
evening, May 18th, st Z 80 O'Clock. The
business will be TO change the bylaws
limiting the number Of fire police 70 six,
and provide pay for same, also TO elect |
fire police for the current year.
County Commissioners Ridlon, Phil |
brook and Bartlett were In town this