Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-02
NORWAY


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F.AA.M. ReGular meseipe Of Oxturd Lodge,
No. Is, In Nasonic Hail. Friday Evening - Of
before fun moon. Qxferd Royal Arch Chapter.
before full moon. Oxford Council r 3. n,
Friday evening, afler fun moon. Oxford Lodge,
No. I. AK AaFiners. Wednesday evening afSsr
10. 8. Moray Lodge.-Rsgular nsse.nG
wildey Encampmenk No. a.. metz In Odd
Fellows Hal, second and fourth Friday Even
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K. P.-Rsgular meeting in Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. y. 3. 4. o. Noyes
mouth. L Is; Assembly. No. q. =. &, s.cosd
and fourth Friday cvenlnss Of each month.
p. OF H.-Norway Grange meees second And
fourth Saturdays Of each month q 0rAAge Hall.
Ne. G. 9. a. r asll on lie srss TSssdsy ESsnins
Of each month
W.R. Q.-Heess in New @. A. 4. Hall. Mon
N \. q 3. Y-Lass.,d. Lods., No. IN, nee.. In
New q. A. r Han. on the IRA aad third We'd
nesday evenings Of each month.
o. y. A. M.-Norway and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meees at g. A. T. Hall every Tuesday
D. or. Film Tree Colony, No. ~. nsess
second and fourth Wednesday evenings Of each
o. G. c-Sorvsy Conmandery. No. 81,
each month.
Z. F. Smith, Esq., was 10 Boston dur
Ing the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton o 'Bslon Of Auburn
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fl. Sargent
the frat OF the week.
weare informed by railroad officials
that Norway will again Jan. lst, 1900,
have passenger service on the Branch.
Freeland Howe, clerk Of the Norway
Branch, states the directors have recelv-
ed advice to that effect from the Grand
Trunk officials at Montreal. Norway
rejoices at the good news.
Mrs. Alice 4. Woodsun, sister Of Hon.
A. s. kimball, started for Florida We'd
ne sday. She will 90 to her sons,
Walter Woodsum's, at Pensacola. Mrs.
woodsum has large circle Of strong
friends in Norway. She will be espe-
cislly missed by the Browning Reading
Club and Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge. She
has held the highest Offices IN the Re
hekxh society, having been presiding
officer 10 the local body, and President
Of the Rebeksh Assembly Of Maine.
l.. E. West OF Jamaica Plain, MASS,
was 10 town Wednesday and called on
his friends and acQuaintances.
The Local Board OF Health have
stamped out the last trace Of scarlet
fever and schools will resume their work
on Wednesday, Jan. 81.
Santa Claus made his appearance ct
the different churches on CHRISTMAS -
usual. The ceremonies Of the Christmss
trees were carried out In ample form to |
the great delight Of the children. Very
few OF whom did not receive at least one
present. At the Universalist church the |
little people enjoyed an excellent supper.
At the Methodist the exercises were most
pleasing.
A New Years ball will be given at the
Opera House Monday evening. Stearns'
and Norseworthy's orchestra.
The Congregational church gave an
excellent Christmas concert Sunday |
evening. Aehorus Of thirty well-trnined |
roices. The program: