Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-16
NORWAY.



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r.AA.N. Regular meeting Of Oxfprd Lodge.
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No. 3. 49, nblss Wsdneeday kvssins, o o.
before fun moon. Oxfprd Councll. 3. . D. u,
Friday evening, aiSsr fan nool. Oxford Lodgc,
No. I. Ark Hai1nsrs. Wednesday evening sfssr
I.o.OI.-Nesvsy Lodss.-Rsgslar MEETING
h odd Tslicws' Hall, syssy Tuesday Ivsninf:
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sye.y Thursday kvssins p: Z, 4; o: Hoysss
month Laks Assembly. No. y. r. D.. second
and fourth Friday svciings Of each month.
p. Of H.-Norway Grange mcets second and
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OF each month.
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pesfay evenings Of each month
o q. A. n.-Norway and South PAfis Cosncii.
No. 70. messs ~ q. A. y HAL every Taesday
o. Osp. r-Eim Tree Co.oay. No. iss. nsess
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
o. o. G. c.-xorvay Comnasdery. No. ~,
asess ssoosd and fourth Thursday svsainss Of
each month.
Many people from other parts of o.
ford County are stopping 1t the hotels
while attending court.
Norways good temperance citizens
were pleased to attend the rally At the
court house Wednesday evening. There
Il talk Of another at this place soon with
the sherifF-elect OF Cumberland County
for the speaker OF the evening.
We hear many compliments for
George Walker, who has the villsEe
streets in charge, on account OF the care
fol attention given to the street crosse
ings during the muddy season. They
are always clean.
Harry Movers has been working on
the street cars ~ conductor.
The water 10 the lake got so low this
week that the electric light company ar
ranged TO put their steam plant into
operation. Owing to the rain, however,
it has not been started and may not be |
at all.
Herbert r. Andrews hiss gone west for |
horses to supply the fall trade 10 heavy |
work animals.
On Friday, at the Methodist church
two were baptized, and one was receiv- |
cd on probation. On Sunday seven
were baptized, eight received Oh proba-
tion, and three taken into full fellow
ship.
Joe Jcwett has accepted position 1t
Rumford Falls where he has gone for |
the winter.
Winnie Hayes and aunt, Geneva Wins
low, are visiting at East Wilton with |
Mrs. w. w. Payne nee winslow.
The n. E. Church Circle will give |
baked bean supper Thursday evening,
October 18th, Ut the vcstry. Proceeds |
to 60 toward paying the debt.
John W. Carter OF Hsverhill, Mass, 10
spending his vacation with his parents
at the northwest part OF the town. He
will enjoy deer hunting, etc. Mr.. Carter
ut one time was In trade 10 this village.
Mrs. G. B Pike, after visit OF several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. H. Harrington, at Gardiner, has Ne
turned 70 her Norway homo.
Mrs. Boyden Lunt Of Portland has
been Waiting her brothers, Thomas and
Charles Smiley, during the past weak.
Deacon Osgood Perry and Horace
Stubborn have been electsd delegates by |
the Congregational church to the Oxford |
Conference Of Congregational churches
also To the ecclesiastical council 10 BE- |
held In the Norway church on Tuesday |
end Wednesday ~ fhls week, October |
10 and II. w. H. Hotxe, OF Gilead and
Shelburn", graduate OF Hartford
theological Seminary, 10 the candidate
whose applIc alton will be considered.
Mrs. Roswell Frost has gone tn Farm
ingtou With her dsurh'er, Mrs. Eugene |
Flood, for y few weeks Walt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smiley started
for Colorado Wednesday evening where |
they will stay for some months on 40 |
countof Mr.. Smiiey'a health.
Ephraim II. Brown has gone TO |
Rochester, N. a., to visit his daughter, |
Mrs. o. B. Warren.
After several months OF silence the |
steam whistle Of G. b. Cummings &
Sons steam plant was heard this week.
It has not been silent on account Of no
work, bat simply because steam has not |
been used for power and heat.
Superintendent Ernest G. Tsrr Of the
shoe factory ID enjoying his vacation 10
Boston and New York.
Rev. Mr.. Pickett, OF the n. Z. church,
10 holding series OF meetings ct Boil
ster's Mills this week.
Jesse P. Edwards and Edwin II.
Thompson started for Dead River Mon |
day for two weeks hunting trip.
Miss Annie C. Bsgley received the APP
polutment Of State superintendent OF
Juvenile Work ut the W. G.. T. u. con-
vention at Calais.
DR.. II. r. Jones left this Monday
morning for New York, where be will
remain about mouth. DR.. MI. Cart |
ley, an experienced dentist, will have