Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-11-14
NORWAY.


Second cosssega4sona, Church, Rsv: D.
Rideouk PasS0r Preaching SERIES Sunday
10 20 4. NJ; Sabbath School. - 90 n: Men
Prayer Meeting - SIS: Social Meeting. -
H.; regular weekly Prayer Meseank. Ihursda
evenins; Young Peoples Meeting friday eve1
6niversanss Church, Raw. Caroline =. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, q 10 =
A. ~; Sabbath school, IL ~; Y. r. G.
HesScdss Church, Rsv. John W. Lewis. Pastor
Preaching ervice, 10 ~ A. ~: sabbath school
II 0o ~: Social Evening Meeting, = 90 p. =:
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; Glass mess
Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Hariins. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 - A. ~; sabbath School
Il DON. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening r. =
/ STATED nEErlxos.
F.AA. NJ. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge
No. Is, In Masonic Hall. Friday Evening on o
No. -, assc nblcs Wednesday Evening, on Of
before fun moon. Oxford Council. u. 9. u.
Friday evening, after full moon. Oxford Lodge
No. J, Ark Mariners. Wednesday evening afte'
| 100 F.-Norway Lodge. Regular meeting
In Odd fellows' Hall, every Tuesday Evening
wiidey Epcampment, No. 81. meets In Odd
Fellows Ha ]. second and fourth Friday Even
ings Of each month. Nj: Hope Rebekah Lodge
No. s.. meets on hrss and third Friday OF each
K ofP.-Rcsular meeting in Hathaway Rloc,
every Thursdav Evening. U. h. A. D. Noyes
Division, No. u. mecss third Friday OF each
and fourth Friday evenings OF each month";
| r. Of H.-Sorway Grange mects second And
| fourth Saturdays OF each month 81 Grange Hall.
New G. A. r. aall on the arsi Tuesday Evening
W. R.C.-Mees. in New @. A. R. Hall. Non.
~. Eo. F.-Lale.,de Lodge. No. liz, meets in
New g. A. r. Hall, on the nrst and third We'd
| ncsday evenings OF each month.
q. 4. A. M.-Norway and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meets at G. A. r. Hail every Tuesday
O.. Film Tree Colony. No. 100, meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
month.
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month
The November term OF the Norway
Municipal Court Was held on Tuesday
evening. There were several new entries
Of cases, etc.
Judge Davis is having his rooms new
lv pspered and painted. One will hard
lv know the court room In It's new coat
of paint and paper.
Fred NJ. Davis. formerly with George
Bennett, Is working for Wade & Dunton,
csrrisge painting.
Co. ID, 1st Regt n. G. S. M, will be
ca lied together for its first drill Tuesday
evening, Nov. 14th, at which time II Ia
expected Brig. Gen. Frank l.. Hoyt, In
spector general, will be present and In
spect the company.
Mr.. and MIRA. Daniel r. Dunn enter
tsined their friends at their rooms 10
Horne Block Thursday evening. The
evening was made most pleasant with
music, readings and games.
Mrs. Betsey French will 60 to Jamaica
Plain, Mass, the frat Of the week. She
will spend the winter months with her
daughter, Mrs. II. c. Pearsons.
Promenade concert will follow the sup.
per at Concert Hall on Tuesday evening.
Excellent music ~ usual.
It's expected tina, the Norway Saw
ings Bank will resume business In 4 few
days. The people viii be pleased to see
the bank doors open again for banking
business.
The second annual charity concert will
be given at Concert Hall, In this village,
under the management OF the w. G. 7.
T., Thursday evening, November 10th.
The best talent In Norway and
South Paris will take part. Last year
the sum OF $50 was realized which was
applied 10 the relief Of the village poor.
II IL expected that much larger amount
will be received this year.
The barber shop. and billiard rooms
formerly run by Charles w. Lttlewood
have passed into the hands OF Selden c.
Foster, who has moved across the road
and taken possession. Mr.. Kenney who
has been In charge OF the business for
some time will work for Mr.. Foster.
Hon. G. K. Macomber OF Augusta WAS
In town Wednesday on business relative
to the electric road.
Mr.. l.. l.. Howard has gone 10 Battle
Greek, Michigan, TO visit his son Vivian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Haynes are
keeping house In irving Frost's tene-
ment on whitman Street.
Judge c. +. Whitman has purchased
the old Bisbee residence on Pleasant
Street.
Amasa B. Robbins met with painful
accident while at work Monday by hav-
ing his hand come In contact with .
bench saw.
The post Office has been cleaned and
we'll whltewsshed. IssAc Abbott did the
work. Postmaster Stiles Is entitled to
much credit for the work.
Mrs. Jesse T. Edwards and daughter
have returned from q visit to relatives In
Hsverhill, Mass.
Mrs. S. &. Foster IL entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Addie Babcock, OF Auburn.
Arthur Hebbard visited Montreal last
week with Kors Temple, Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine excursion, from Lewiston.
relatives In Colebrook, n. H., this week.
BENZ. Bacon has opened repair shop
With James Smith 10 the back OF his
store.
A fire alarm was rung In from Box
No. 46, Steep Falls, Saturday morning
at about 5 80 o'clock. The fire WAS In
the buildings occupied by w. s. Pratt
ss grocery store, known as the Holmes
store. IL is supposed that the fire orig
mated in the stable. Buildings and
goods insured. The whole property WAS
badly damaged. The fire department
responded quickly and did excellent
work.
Frank II. Beck will open . five and
ten cent store in Noyes Block, formerly
occupied by Seldom c. Foster. Repairs
are now being made In the store.
Pepnesseewsssee Lodge, No. Is,
Knights OF Pythias, are arranging for
their sixteenth annual Thanksgiving
ball. IL will be given at the Opera
House, Thursday evening, Nov. 30th.
Music by Stesrns & Norseworthy's
orchestra.
Mrs. Walter Mann and Della Noyes at
tended the Universalist Association at
Mechsnic Falls. DR.. s. A. Bennett Was
elected president Of the Oxford County
Association and s. b. Cummings men,
Der OF the executive committee.
Wallace Sheen has returned from
Massachusetts, and accepted job In the
cutting room of the Radcliffe shoe de-