Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-14
NORWAY.
CHURCHES.

Prayer Meeting at rs; Social Meeting, 90
. ~: regular weekly Prayer Messing. Ihursda
! evening; Young Peoples Meeting Friday eve
oniversaliss Church, Rev. CaroliDe'E. Apgsl
, Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, y 10
4. H.; Sabbath School. II T.; 7. r. G.
HssSodiss Church. Rev. John W. lewis. Pas,o
Preaching seryice. 10 80 A. H.: Sabbath Schoo
J II 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 100 r. y
; prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class mes
Il B.psiss a Church. Rev. ). A. Harding. P.s.o
Preaching service. 10 20 A. n; Sabbath Schoo
lS0on. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening p,
/ STATED MEETINGS.
Il F.AA.N. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lods'
70 s n hssonic a. sayy, h xscs ON
No. g, assenblcs Wednesday Evening, on 9
before full moon. Oxford Council. r. 4 3. II
rIiday evening, afssr fol- moon. oxford Lodg'
10. o. F.-Norway Lodgs.-Regular meetin
In Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday Evening
wildey kncampment No; u, meet: In Cd
inxs Of each month. Nj. Hope Rebekah Lodgs
No. 50, meets on nrss and third Friday OF &C
K. ofP.-Resular meeting in Hathaway Bloc
Division, No il. meets third Friday Of esc
month"; Lake Assembly, No. s., r. g., secon
and fourth Friday evenings OF each month.
p. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second An
G. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. s.. meets Il
New q. A. r, Hall on the FIRST Tuesday Evenin
W. r. C.-Hsees in New @. A. r. Hall, Mon
4. E.o. Y.-Lakesidc Lodge. No. III. meets ii
| New g. A. r. Hail. on the nrst and third We'd
ncsday evening" OF each month
o. U. A. M.-Norway and South Paris Council
II ~ 10 A all CSVrr In
U.O.P. Film Tree Colony. No. lse. meet
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF eacl
zoe. C.-Norwhy Commandery. No. "a
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings o
each month.
DIR. s. II. Chase, of Haverhill, Mass.
was 10 town last week at the Elm House
Misses Georgia A. Walker and Edith
N. Smith are enjoying . few weeks va
cation at Old Orchard.
| Lt-Col. K. r. Smith has resigned his
position 10 the First Regiment, N. G.. s
NJ, and will not attend the annual mus
ter ct Augusta this year.
Very many OF our Norway citizens
visited Portland Tuesday and returned
on the late train. They were much
pleased with tbs trip. Capt. Nash and
about forty men took part Ia the parade.
Mr.. o. A. Morton IL canvsssing In
town for the History for Ready Ref.
erence and IL meeting with very good
success.
John Wilson, formerly business man
of this town. now OF Concord, Mass, ID
visiting friends In town during his vac.-
ton. Mr.. Wilson holds an important
position In the Concord Reformstory,
having been there for nearly thirteen
years.
The second week Of the summer school
IL very successful. New Instructors
and several new teachers. The citizens
who have visited the sessions are much
pleased.
Mrs. Rowena n. Swan is at Bethel
with her brother for visit.
Frank s. wsldron, clerk at r. p.
Stones drug store, Is enjoying bis two
weeks vacation. Geo. L. Downing
takes his place 10 the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Leavitt visited at
woodfords several days.
Chief OF the fire department, George
Hathaway, had the old hand engine,
Oxford Bear, In active operation on
Bridge Street, Monday evening. IL Is
In excellent condition as indeed 10 all
other fire apparatus.
Miss Nora Cragin IL suffering with
rheumatic fever at her home on Winter
Street.
Rev. and Mrs. Marcus II. Carroll Of
Lancaster, N. H., will remain In town
during the week. They are greatly en-
joyiug their visit.
Thomas Smiley is with his father at
Benton Falls.
Rev. C. K. ANGEL Is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. Odell, and son, Of Chicago.
Rev. B. 3. Rideout and family are
stopping at Old Orchard for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hills OF Union
are visiting their son, V. w. Hills.
A Chinese newspaper published In
Shanghai. the gift OF Don c. Seitz Of the
New York World, is 10 be found at the
Norway Public Library. II Is truly a
curiosity.
Charles r. Durham Of Paris supplies
for w. H. Mccormick st the station dur
ing the lstter's vacation OF two weeks.
Miss z. s. Prince will pass part Of
ucf SsCnbtou VI tWu WCCAe ~ Aoitiouo
and the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ssnborn visited at
his fathers, ID. s. Sanborn's, Esq,
several days last week.
The barber shop Of Selden G. Foster
has been newly painted and greatly i'm
proved by the Introduction of an electric
fan. Mr.. Foster without doubt has the
best place of business of any one In OK
ford County.
Harry X. Virgin and wife Of Portland
are visiting relatives In town.
Jesse s. Allard and Howard Z. Moul-
ton are spending their annual vacation
Ia Freedom, n. H.
The August term of the municipal
court was held Tuesday.
Friday evening, st about ii O'Clock,
an alarm Of fire was rung In from box
II. 1t proved to be at the buildings OF
Emerson Kilgore at Norway Lake. The
old hand tub, Oxford Bear, was taken TO
II. Later Justus /. Millett and the fire
department did excellent service for the
little village. The Kilgore buildings,
including about Is tons OF hay and
many farming tools, were burned. Al
though other buildings were very near
no further damage WAS done. Loss
about $4,000. Insured for 9ll00. 1t Is
believed that the fire WAS incendisry.
Some two years ago Mr.. Kilgore found
large quantity Of Paris green In his
we'll.
Co. d, First Regiment, n. g. s. NJ,
under command Of Lieut.. Chase, with n
full company, started for Augusta to at
tend the annual muster Saturday. Mi.
Bisl r. Bradbury also left on the morn
ing train Saturday for the encsmpment.
Milton Edwards, IL years Of age,
foreman In the Radcliffe shoe factory
making department, died very suddenly
at his home on Main Street Saturday
morning. He had been sick but few
weeks. He leaves q widow and two
children.
The new corn factory was dedicated
Saturday evening with social dance.
Music was furnished by the local orches-
ira.
A gentleman and lady with an auto
mobile appeared in town Friday even
ing. The new carriage attracted q great
deal of attention.
FRYEBuRo ACADEMY DAY.
Despite the rain was falling heavily
and which was very welcome, but rather
disagreeable, q good audience assembled
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