Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-10
NORWAY.


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seoond Congregational Churh, Rsv. D. 8
: Ridcout, PssSor. Prsaching seiyics sunday
10 4. H.; eabbaSh School, - % H.; nent
Prayer Meeting q us; Social nsstinG ] - ?
4; !sguisx weekiy rnyT nsa,nf Lnur n.s
svening; Yosng Psope's Messing snoAy ssh
6nivsrsanss Church, Rsv. Car,nne =. Angel
} Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, y 10 =
a. H.; sabbath School. II H.; I. r. O. "
HssScdiss Church, Rev. job. ". Lsxis. P.s.o!
Preaching servtcc, 10 80 A. n; Habbash school
II 30 H.; Social Evening Meeting. 90 r. H.;
prayer needing. Tuesday evening; class msss'
Bsptiss Church. Rev. J. A. Harding. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 30 4. H.; Sabbath School.
isN0N. Prayer Needing Sunday evening ] r. =.
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F.&A.M. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge.
| No. l0 IN Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on Or
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter.
before fun moon. oxford Council. r. = 8. n :.
Friday evening, aftcr full moon. Oxford Lodge.
No. I. Ark Mariners. Wednesday evening amer
10. %. r.-Norwsy Lodss.--Rsguiar meeting
in Odd Fellows' Hall. every Tuesday Evening.
wildey Encampment. No: 81, meee: In Odd
Fellows' Hail, second and fourth friday Even.
g S ssss 1 oD :. and S Friday Of sssS
K.ofP.-Rssulsr meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening y. <, 4. y: Soyess
month. Lake Assembly, No. -. r. g., second
and fourth Friday evenlngs Of each month; j.
P.of H.-Norway Grange mcees second And
fourth Saturdays Of each month at Grange Hail.
New 6. A. B. asil on the irs Tuesday Evening
". r. C.~Seess in New @. A. R. Hall, Mon.
" u. I. 9. F.-L.le.,as Lodge, No. IN, meet. in
New g. A. r. Hall. on the nrst and third Wed.
ncsdAy evenings OF each month.
| o. U. A. M.-Norway and South Paris Council,
No. 10. meets at @. A. r. Hall every Tuesday
U.O.P. F.-Elm Tree Colony. No. 100. meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
10. G. c.-Norway Commandery. No. al,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings OF
each month.
Proper respect was paid the Fourth.
The young and old celebrated In various
ways. Many went up the lake and en-.
joyed . picnic dinner, while others
made the best OF the day at home. In
the evening oil hands went to II. Price
webber's show at the Opera House.
After the Fourth, owing to too free
indulgence In stimulants, George n.
Pike OF Norway was fined o and costs
amounting to sl9; william J. Dolan,
Christopher Grady and Thomas Miller
Of Oxford paid fines and costs each,
amounting to go.
At the meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Norway Branch Railroad Tuesday,
the following officers were elected:
Directors. Herman l.. Horne, Darius s. San.
born, frecland Howe, Jr.
Cicrt, Henry j. Bangs.
Treasurer, Z. n. Tubbs.
The following is q list Of the officers
elected by Pennesseewsssee Lodge, X. Of
p:
c. c.. Daniel =. Dunn.
v. C., Jesso r. Edwards.
p, Harry p. Jones.
N. W., Justus I. Millett-
K r. s., Merton l.. Kimbail
n. r.. Charles G. Mason.
n. A., Horace PIKE.
IG.. W. II. d. Smith.
o. G., A. J.. Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Hayden and
children Of Haverhill, Mass, are at their
summer cottage on the west shore OF
the lake for few weeks.
Mr.. George A. Gum, formerly 81.
perintendent Of the shoe factories 10 this
place, Is spending few days with his
many Norway friends.
Miss Grace Bicknell is at home from
Colby College for the summer vacation.
Mr.. r. p. Knapp plays cornet In the
United States Marine Band ct the Ports
mouth, N. H., Navy Yard. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smiley returned
from North Carolina recently, where he
has been stopping on account OF his
health. He IL much improved.
Ross l.. Bickford of Boston and Rob |
ert r. Bickford Of Rumford Falls were ct
home with their parents this week.
A. j. Nevers has put In q new Ice
cream case and otherwise improved bis
store.
Nora Cragin, principal Of Tufts
School, Medford, Mass, will spend her |
vacation at her home here with her
mother, sister and brother.
Rev. B. r. Pickett and wife are enjoy
ing two weeks vacation with friends
at Bath.
Judge Morrison, Of Rumford Falls,
while boarding his row boat from the
steamer Monday night, made misstep
and instead Of going into the row boat
went into the lake. He was speedily
fished out, and barring the damage done
his new suit Of clothes, was none the
worse on account OF the experience.
Mrs. Frank T. True of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is visiting at r. A. Danforth's.
Mr.. True, . former Norway boy, will
enjoy part Of his vacation In town.
Merton Libby gathered from his
garden Sunday, June "a, green peas for
his dinner. Who has done better than
this?
The new sidewalk In front Of I. o. o.
r. Building on Main Street Is great
improvement.
Rev. b. s. Rideout attended the In
stallation Of Rev. p. 4. Miller Of the
Congregational church at Cumberland.