Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-18
NORWAY.


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Prayer Needing q .: Is; Social Needing, 90 r
H.; regular weekly Prayer Needing. !hursday
svsaiiS; fosns PeePss's Asssas Friday syss
bsiveruans Church, Rsv. casonss Z. Angel
Pastor. PrsachinG ssiyics . Sunday, = 10 q
A. H.; sabbsah School, u y; Y. r. G. U
HssSoai.s Church, asy. John ". Ls.e. r.s.o,
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prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class nsst
ting. Friday svc.ing.
Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. HAidinE rsseor
isoon. Prayer Needing sunday evening =. y
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F.&A II. Regular ueseing Of Oxford Losise
No. Is. in Masonic Han. friday Evening. on u
before fuil moon. Oxford RoyA! Arch Chapter
No. -. assenbles Wednesday EveainE, on o.
before full moon. Oxford Council. r. D Q. H.
No. i. ARK Mssiners. wednesday evening afss'
10. F-Norway Lodss.-Rsgalar NEEDING
IN Odd Fellows' Hall. every Tuesday Eyenine
Teiio4s' Hal. ssooad and foarih Friday Eyss,
so. ss. meet. On r:. and sSiId Friday Of sssS
k. ofP.-Resular meeting IN Hashaway Block
every rhursday Evening" u. r, A. d. Noycs
Division, No. II. messs third Friday Of sach
month. Lake Assembly. No. q. p. g.. second
p. Of H.-Norway Grange meces second and
| fourth Saturdays OF each month q Grange Hall.
G. A. Hilary Russ Post, No. -. meets IN
New G. A. \. Han on the drst Tuesday Eveplns
W. R. C.~Xesss In New @. A. r. Hall. Mon.
=. 4. Q. Y.-Lale.,ds Lodge. No. III, meet. In
s sss e. .S.nns. u sse ne month ana ~
o A. N.-Norway and South Pxris Council.
No. 10. meets At g. A. X. Han every Tuesday
U.o.P. F.-Klm Tree Colony. No. lss. meess
second and fourth Wednesday evenings Of each
10. G. C,-Norway Commssdery. No. 81,
meets second and fourth Thursday evening" Of
each month.
Monday was long day for the cleo
ton officers.
Frank H. Beck has painted the front
of his store In Noycs Block on Main
Street.
George A. Brooks had bis plum tree
attended to one night last week. The
tree was full OF large ripe fruit At night
snd In the morning the plums were oil
gone. The one who visited the tree Is
unknown.
H.H. Hastings. Eco, Of Bethel, was
In town Thursday on business.
The first meeting of the season OF Or
ford Lodge, No. l, Ark Mariners, was
held Wednesday evening, September IL,
at Masonic Hall.
Msny OF our Norway citizens went 70
the Bethel fair this week and had most
pleasant trip.
NJ. L. Kimball, ECO, after an absence
OF over two weeks, returned from bis
western trip Tuesday afternoon. He re
ports q most pleasant vacation, bot no
place quite equal to Norway for home.
C. d. Cummings & Sons started up
their heating plant Wednesday. Sept. II,
for the first time aimee last spring.
The village schools opened on Monday.
q the high school there were 30 scholars:
In the grammar schools 50; the inter-
medistes IS; aud In the four primary
school. l35, 10 all 3s7.
Mrs. l.. II. wrisley will spend the
winter In birmingham, Mass. She IL
the widow Of Loren H. wrisley, the
gunsmith. Mrs. wrisley came to Nor
way more than sixty years ago, and dur
Ing nearly all that time Norway has
been her home. Late years she has liv-
ed At the late John L. Horne's.
John NJ. Frank moved Dollie Bucks
goods to I,ocke's Mills on Monday. Mrs.
Buck will make her home there 10 the
future.
Hugh Mickey started for Boston We'd
nesdsy. He will visit his daughter 10
that city.
Mrs. II. C. Clapp preached at G. A. r.
Hall Sunday to q crowded house. Her
text Was "The Lord 10 faithful"
The Star Theatre Co. will appear at
the Opera House fair week three nights,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings.
v.M. whitman has been engaged ~
principal OF the Canton High School and
OF all the Canton schools
for the year. We congratulate the citi-
zsns Of Canton upon their good luck.
w. Scott Robinson Of Hartford Was 10
town Wednesday and Thursday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Betsey Greenleaf and daughter.
Mrs. Alma Bailey, have returned from
Bangor to their Norway home.
The steamer Pennesseewsssee has
made her last trip for this season from
the landing ut the village unless We have
heavy rains The water IL too low.
Mrs. W. B. Haskell and Abble n.
Stone Of New Haven, Conn.,, are visiting
their brother. Frank p. Stone, this week.
Oscar II. Needhsm has sold his NoIx
way Lake place to Horace Pike who viii
repair IL at once.
Lieut.. C. A. Pickering Of the Saliva
ton Army of Lewiston has been 10 town
looking over the village with view Of
establishing q post here.
DIR. and Mrs. Thompson have returned
from Europe. Miss Thompson remains
for q year. The doctor has gone 10
Davis, West Virginia, to attend to his
extensive lumber business while Mrs.
Thompson visits her sister, Mrs. W. w.
whItmsrsh.
Wesley Smith OF Stow appeared In the
municipal court Saturday and answered
TO the charge Of selling liquor; Was
found guilty and sentenced to pay One
OF $50 and costs. He did not pay and
Was sent TO jail.
Mrs. A. Il. Williamson, after . three
weeks visit at her former home In Farm
iugton, has returned.
Wallace ID. Cole IL suffering from
wound on the left hand caused by a corn
cutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Waters OF st.
Johnsbury, W., we're In town Saturday.
Mrs. Waters viii visit ct DR.. B. F.
Bradbury's for q few days.
A very happy party Of young people
enjoyed . "corn roast" ut Gibbons
Grove Friday evening.
The Sunshine Of Paradise Alley Com
pany played at the Opera House Friday
evening to q very good house.
II. Cole. the jeweler, will move from
the old store where he has done business
for over twenty years TO Noyes Block,
near the post Office, Oct. lst.
A large party attended "corn roast"
at John SWANS on Pike Hill one even
iug last week. They went 10 hayrack
q nd enioyed n most pleasant evening,