Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
NORWAY.


eecond Congregational Church. Rev: y.
R1deout, Pastor. Preaching service SUNDAY
q 10 ~ 4. H.; eAbba1h School, Is 90 H.; len
Pnyes neseanE e s;ls: Social nese,G; a@
+ evening; Young Peoples Meeting Friday svez
e bslvsrsa,is Church, Raw. carofins'E. Angel
0 Pastor. Preaching service on sunday g 10 h
!, HeSSoti:s Church, Rev. John ". Iewis. Pasiol
I Preaching servicc, 10 - 4. H.; Sabbath School
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s.psls sa Es snss,'h sx. Harding Paste,
Preaching service, 10 4; T.; sabbath school ?.
Il. STATED nKErnos.
F.AA.M. Regular meesinx Of Oxford Lodge
No. Is. In Masonic Han. Friday Evening on Q
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
| No. %. sssembles wednesday Evening, on o
before full moon. Oxford Council. r. 8. n.
No. j. AK Mariners. wednesday evening afss
10. 0sr.-Norwsy Lodss.-Resular mse.ln,
W v S SScsnp%eni, No. ii, mcsss in Oh
Fellowr HAL, second and fourth Friday Even
Iines Of each month. MI Hope Rebekah Lodge
, No. Sc. meets on frss and third Friday Of cact
month.
K. ofP-Resular meeting in Hathaway Bloch
every Thursday Evening. u. r, A. .. Noyei
Division, No. u. meets third Friday Of caci
month. Lake Assembly. No, $. 7. s.. second
r. Of H.-Norway Grunge meets second and
fourth Saturdays Of each month 1t Grange Hall
q. A. Hilary Ruse Post, No. ~. meets In
New g. A. z. aall on the first Tuesday Evening
C%Vcess In New @. A. r. Hall. Mon.
\. EO. f.-Lake.ide Lodge. No, III, meets in
New G. A. X. Hall. on the first and third We'd
ncsday evenings OF each month
q IT, A. M-NorWay and South Paris Council,
No. TO- meets at q. A. X. Hall every Tuesday
u. Or. Film Tree Colony. No. iss. meet.
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
month.
10. G.C.-Sorway Commasdcry. No. s47,
meess second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
| each month.
The Norway Republican Club Is thor
ouRhly aroused.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Thompson are en-
ljoylng an outing at Camp Mckinley In
the town Of Stoneham.
The hus king baskets, about 100000
cans and various other things arrived
this week for the corn shop. worl
| will commence the first OF the week and
the season will be al extremely brisk
one. The corn Is In very good condi-
tion for the factory and the yield IL ex-
pected to be extra.
Mrs. John II. Burnham Is with rcla.
tives In Boston where she will visit for
short time.
Young & Blake are the painters who
took the job to paint the II. +. Webb Co.
corn shop.
Hannah Clifford Of Cornish will teach
the ninth and eighth grades 10 the vii.
lsge school. She is graduate OF Cor
ham Normal School and has had three
years. experience In this grade of work At
M ,chIssport. The following assign
ments have been made:
Norway Lake, Alma g. Taught.
YsgEcf, Alice y. Weston.
Hon, Alice n. Monroe. Of South Waterford.
Chapel. Angie French,
Pierce, Augusta French.
Rural schools commence Monday,
Sept. l0.h, except the Pierce school
which begins one week later.
Rev. william Ssndbrook and wife OF
salmon Falls, N. H., are visiting Mrs.
George r. Jones and DR.. Harry +.
Jones.
Hon. Fred K. Everett and wife Of Bos-
ton are visiting friends In town for
few weeks.
Mrs. William r. Cox enjoyed the week
with her daughter In Auburn last week
Mr.. II. A. OxnArd has moved from
the Savings Bank tenement to the Henry
r. Favor place on Deering Street.
Mr.. VIM. F. Jones, wife and children,
we're at Cape Small Point last week.
Mrs. Jones and the children will stay
there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. True left Norway
after 4 very pleasant visit for their home
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, Friday. The
little daughter Of Mr.. and MrS. James c.
True, Sarah, went with them for years
visit with her uncle and aunt.
G. Oscar Bennett WAS greatly sur
prised and pleased, Monday evening, by
some twenty-five of his neighbors who
called TO celebrate Oscars fiitleth birth
day. They brought the Ice cream, cake,
etc, and passed the evening most pleas
antly with music and speeches.
Horace Pike ls the carpenter 10 charge
Of the repairs at the high school build
Ing.
Ephraim III. Brown attended the re-
union OF the Seventeenth Maine Volun-
teers at Merrymeetlng Park Tuesday
Mr.. Brown, although one Of the Oldest, is
also one of the smsrtest.
After most enjoyable visit at Z. E.
Wits, G. II. Witt and family OF Dor
chester, Mass, returned to their home
Wednesday.
Game Warden, Deputy Sheriff and
State Detective, A. p. Bassett, Is en-
powered to issue licenses for the killing
Of deer In September.
The town officers have again hauled
gravel into the village streets and filled
the low places. The street is still low
Ia places and will soon be filled pre-
sumably.
The town clerk has received the off,
cisl ballots for the September election.
They number In all--two sets-l $50.
Election clerks will serve ~ follows
at the election In September, VIZ: Dem
ocrats-A. l. r. Pike and r. r. Taylor
Republicans-C. 8. Akers and +. q
Noble. They were nominated by the
committees Of the two parties and APP
pointed by the municipal officers, rs the
Law directs.
The school board have temporarily
suspended the Millettville school. The
scholars will be carried to the Crockett
Ridge school-some six In all.
Horace Coles circulating library
the only library 10 town for yesrs-hss
been moved from the store TO his home.
The change WAS made for two reasons
first, because 1t did not pay, and second,
to make more room In the store.
Mrs. John P. Cullinsn IL visiting 10
Massachusetts, for Q few weeks.
Harry Seavey, Of Lewiston, and Mrs.
Sadie Common, Of Lynn, Mass, visited
their mother, Mrs. James Smith, this
week.
The Norway Republican town COM
mittee have leased the store 10 the Hath
way Block, recently occupied by l. P.
SWEET, for . reading room for the Re-
publican Club.
n. l.. Kimbsll, Esq, started for De-
troit, Mich, Saturday morning to attend
the Pythisn Supreme Lodge, which
meets In that city next week. He will
be gone ten days or more.
j. G. Cragin, Of Massachusetts,, after
an absence Of over 10 years, was called to
town this week by the sickness of his