Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-04
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
second Congregational Church, Rev: =,
Rtieout fas.o, Prschlsg sssy,cs s1nS. .:,
Prayer Needing = 9 Is; Social nesti.9, . -
evening; Young Psoplc's Needing Friday svsh
tnivcr,aliss Church, Rsv. carolins =. Angel
Pastor. Preaching ssfvioe % sunday. = NM
A. ~; Sabbath School. u ~; I. r. y. "
Es.S Sss.sa n:,, job. Y .:s ss.s ssss,
u 20 ~; social Rvssiag Hsstisg. tso ?. Z:
prayer needing, Tuesday evening; clAss ness'
Ing, Friday evening.
nsrS.s Church. !, ~ y :. =, 1sSShsk sehool
70 oon. Prayer Needing Sunday evening =. l.
srArEp nEErIxes.
| F.kA.M. Rs~ular u,cseine Of Oxford Lodge.
No. Is, IN Masonic Hall. Friday Evening % or
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapeef.
No. -, aascnbles Wednesday Evcsing, On or
before full moon. Oxford Council. 2. 3 ~.
No. j, Ark Mariners, wednesday evening afssr
100. F.-Norvsy Lodss.-Regular meeting
IN Odd Feliows' Hall. every Tuesday tveninE;
reilo1s' Hal, second and fourth Friday Even.
No. s., meets on 6rss and sSird Friday Of each
K.ofP.-Resuiar meeting In Hathaway Block
every ThursdAv Evening. u. r, A. o. Noycs
Division, No. Is. meets third Friday OF each
month. Lake Assembly. No. -. r. s.. second
| and fourth Friday evenings OF each month,
r. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second ana
fourth Saturdays Of each month ~ Grange Hall.
q. R-Harry Rust Post, No. =, meees ID
New O. A. R dali on Tho nrss Tuesday Evening
VIZ. C.~Seess in Nov g. A. \. Hall. Mon
at s y o. T-Lals.sls Lodge. No. III. nsss. in
New G. A. 4. Hail. on the drys and third we'd
a. u. A. H.Norvay and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meets M g. A. Il. Hall every Tucsday
U. Or. r.-Elm Tree Colony. No. iss, meees
second and fourth wednesday evening" OF csch
TO. G. C.-Norway Commandcry. No. 81,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings OF
each month
Republican Headquarters are the two
words on the new sign.at the club room
At Hathaway Block, Main Street.
The warrant for the September election
has been published. On the 9Th, 9TH and
sth days Of September, the selectmen
~ill be In session ut the assessors' once
for the purpose OF correcting the iist OF
voters, from ten A. ". until hve ?. n.
W. A. Bicknell has closed bis meat
market for few months. He takes this
way to get well-earned vacation.
State examination Of teachers at the
school room Friday was attended by the
following teachers:
Bessie b, Tovne, Norway.
Annic n. LafArrier. Norway.
Ina French, Norway.
Mercy y. Millets, Norway.
LIME q. LAsscl)c. Norway.
Lizzie @. Hutchinson. Norway.
Annie N. Richardson. Norway.
Sadie r. Milletl Norway.
katherine n. Towne, Norway.
Mamie Blake. oxford.
Lena g. Perkins, oxford.
Agnes n. Fuller, Oxford.
Grace ". Warren. Oxford.
Maud h. Anterior. Waterford.
n. N. Hamiin. Waterford.
Alice NJ. Monroe. Waterford.
Ethel N. Monroe, Waterford.
Maud Y. Dresscr. Waterford.
y g. Hamtn, Waterford.
Boee c. Austin. Paris.
Frrd A. Robis.on. Buckneh.
Cora II. rarveO. Bethel.
MAGNETIC b. Littlehase. Nevry.
Sue A. Thompson, Rumfori.
Victoria A. whitmarsh OF Lawrence,
Mass, Mrs. Ella Noon and daughter
Marion are visiting ut the EN- House.
F.F. Holmes aud family have moved
To Auburn where they will mike their
home.
r. w. sampson and wife OF Csm-
bridgeport. Mass, have been enjoying
life at NJ. w. Sampson's cottage on the
west shore OF the lake.
Some twenty young people. friends
and schoolmstes OF Berths N. Mann,
made her q very happy surprise party
Monday evening. that being her eight
een,h birthday. Upon her return from
= visit to neighbours the grounds we're
very brilliantly decorated with Japanese
lanterns. Il WAS most delightful
evening for sli.
Margaret A. Baker II At North Water
ford with her uncle, Waldo L. Brown,
for a much needed vacation OF . few
weeks.
C.M. Hszen OF Beverly, Mass, sales
man for a large florist business, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
H. rem, this week.
Miss Bertha Lorina 1T Boston 10 en-
loving q week with her Norway friends.
John II. Haselton has moved to Deer
ing. John had many friends In town
who will MAS him 10 many ways.
Horace N. Flax hiss moved from North
Norway to this village. He has leased
the A.. r. Noyes tenement on Deering
Street.
Horace p. Sawyer has taken the con-
tract TO paint the school houses on Pike
Hill, Yagger and Crockett Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Bangs and
daughters are at Old Orchard for time.
J II. whitney's San Francisco min
s,rels were ut the Opera House Wednes-
day evening. The audience was very
good and the entertainment excellent.
Sundays storm WAS the most severe
for wears. The damage done was ss fol-
lows: s. l. Millett's two barns and some
ffty or sixty tons Of hay on the farm
east Of the lake were DESTROYED by fre.
Loss $1,000, insured for ell00. Charles
A. Pride's barn, Cottage Street, and
twelve tons Of hay. Loss e600, insured
for $500. Mrs. William A. Marston's
house on Beal Street badly damaged by
lightning In every room. c. N. Tubs
house on Hagen Street, chimney damAg-
ed. New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. suffered much.