Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-04-10
NORWAY.

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second Congregational Church. Rev. b.
Ridecui. Pastor presching seryics sunday y
Prayer Meeting at SIS; Social Meeting, 90
n: regular weekly Prayer Needing, Thursda
evening; Young People; Meeting Friday even
eniversaliss Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, q 10 .
A. ~; Sabbath school. II H.; Y. p. G. Q
meeting, Z NoR. u.
Methodist Church. Rev. John v. Lewis, Pastor
Preaching service, 10 80 A. n; sabbath School
IL 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. 90 P. y:
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Ing. Friday evening.
Preaching service, 10 80 4. n; Sabbath school
~ oon. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening p.
| Mrs. Henry Upton is very sick.
Il The assessors are hard 1t work will
the annual valuation.
| George Walker and crew keep the vii
lage streets and walks In very good con
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth, after
an absence Of six months, have returned
to their Norway home. They passed
the time very pleasantly with friends
and acquaintance In Iowa, California
and ssschusetts. The first snow was
found In Norway upon their return.
The April term Of the Norway Munich
pal Court WAS held at the court room
Tuesday. There were various new
entries of cases as well a. settlements OF
old matters.
At the annual meeting OF the shoe
shop companies the following officers
were elected, Monday evening:
| c T. Ridlon. President Norway Shoe Shop Co
| w. sanborn. President sanborn Shoe Shop
C " Tubbs, C. NJ. Smith. F. W. sanborn. Di
rectors
| A. !. stcsrns, Clerk
H. ID. Smith. Treasurer.
Mrs. c.. II. Adams Is visited by her
daughter, Emma Stevens, Of Andover,
this week.
Frank S. waldron was In Auburn the
6rst OF the week with his people.
Elizabeth and Agnes Besl went IN
Boston this week where they will remain
for time.
f. l.. Tebbets and Perley Adams OF
Locke's Mills were In town the first OF
the week on business.
Florence whitcomb Is At work for
Mrs James Shedd. Miss whltcomb has
been at work In Bridgton during the
winter.
Mrs. W. W. whitmarsh and her sister,
Mrs. Thompson. are stopping at Atlantic
City, y. j.
HID. Smith, Grand King Of the Royal
Arch Grand Chapter, visited the Rock
land chapter Thursdsy evening.
Geo, +. Hathaway hiss moved from
Beal Street 70 Chss. A. Frost's house on
Pleasant Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason MARI were called
IN Lowell Sunday by the sickness OF Mr..
Msrr's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea II. Huntress have
returned from Auburn where they have
Mrs. $. A. Pollister.
G.. W. Winslow has moved into the
tenement over l.. /. Gilbert's meat
market.
Lawson G.. Frost Of Boston Is stop
ping with his mother, Mrs. Harriet NJ.
Frost, for few days.
Frank l.. Mooney, OF Norcross station
on the B. and A., WAS In town Tuesday.
He speaks In the highest terms OF his
new place.
Supper and entertainment st the Con-
gregstionsl church Tuesday evening by
the ladies'. Program:
Piano duet.
Song. liner and Neva BENSON
Ghost. In the Kitchen, dialogue.
Song, MIS-. hHnDhH
sany Maud Pike
song, Mis-. McArdle.
Duet. Lizzie Foss and Maud Pike.
Mrs. W. s. Pratt, who has been with
her mother at Yarmouth, returned TO her
home this week leaving her mother
much improved.
d. S. Davis, who has had charge dur
ing the past year OF the Waterford town
farm, has moved into the Rounds house
on Hszen Street.
Claude Needhar has position on the
Portland street cars and will go there
At once.
Joseph Z. Long, after long sickness,
passed away at his home on Pleasant
Street Wednesday night, at the sge OF
6S. Born in Bridgton, the son OF Davis
and Jane BROWN Long. BY trade
stone mason. He served In the civil war
In Co. G OF the 10Th Me. Init. as corporal.
For several years after the war he lived
At GRAY from which town he moved TO
Norway where he has msde his home.
He WAS n member Of Oxford Lodge, No.
Is. +. and A NJ, Norway Lodge, No. l6,
/. o. o. f., Peunesseewassee Lodge, No.
Is, X. OF p, and Harry Rust Post, No.
"a, G. A. r. His wife, Martha A. True.
daughter, Mrs. Hattie +. Harmon, and
son, A. b. Long, survive him.
Mrs. Abbie J. Tubbs Of Waterville Is
painting and generally repairing her
house on Main Street.
John A. French Of North Norway, one
Of Norwsy's oldest citizens, 81 years OF
age, rode TO the village Saturday.
Ambrose B. Warren, OF Attleboro,
Mass. visited his sister, Miss Jessie NJ.
Warren. the past week.
Mrs. o. NJ. Cummings fell on the walk
Friday evening and dislocated her wrist.
She ia recovering rapidly.
G. Frank Monroe Is visiting In Massa-
chusetts during his vacation.
The members OF the grammar school,
who recently gave minstrel show at
Concert Hall in this village, went TO
Bolster's Mills Friday evening and gave
their entertainment. They returned
Saturday morning and reported most
successful trip.
The drama "Clover Farm" was pre-
sented at Concert Hall, Friday evening,
by Grange talent, with great success.
The hall was crowded and all were we'll
pleased with the play. The several
parts were well taken with the follow
ing cast of characters:
Philander Unison. ...--A. A. Towne.
hODcrt JlmsOp, a. ".
Rev Herbert Goodman, Carl Tubbe.
slippery Gibbs, .....--.I.E T.. Brown
saiamander Sharp, Rust Jack son.
Count Fabrian Mirabeau.. c. Dunn
Harmon Bliss, Z. WIZ
John BARTON -F.P p. Towne.
Jennie Barton, Bessie b. Towne.
Mrs. Bessie Bliss. katherine n. Towne.