Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-07-10
NORWAY.
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
u Second Congregational Church. Rev. B.
Ridsout. Pastor Prsschins l. service supdaII
c. E., Sunday Evening, 9 so P. n; Social Nee
Ing. 90 p. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meeting
Univsrsaiist Church, Rev. 8. @. pavi
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday & TO-
J A. n. Sabbath School, 400; Y. PC. U. NEE
ling, 90 M.
Methodist Church, Rev. G. A. Brooks, Pastol
Preaching service, 10 80 A. n; sabbath sSh9 g
prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class meetin
Friday evening; Epworth League sunda
saptiss Church. Rev. e. 8. Cotton, Paste,
Preaching service. 10 80 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
l2 90 M; Prayer Meeting. Sunday evening 4
NJ, Wednesday evening. Z 80.
The July session of the Norway Mu
nicipal Court was held on Tuesday
Some new business. No trials.
The Fourth was properly observed
No damage done by the boys. Consider
able noise the night before. No injuries
on the Fourth of serious nature. Not
withstanding the rain the programme
was very successfully carried out in the
greater part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hills of Unior
visited his son, Vivian W. Hills, thii
week. They came on Saturday and re-
turned after the fourth.
The masons finished their work or
the Whitmarsh foundation, Bridge
Street, Saturday. The carpenters will
commence work at once and forward the
building as fast as possible.
Prof. V. NJ. Whitman and family OF
Peterboro, N. H., are stopping with
his people, Judge and Mrs. Charles r.
Whitman. They will spent the sum
mer vacation in town.
V. W. Hills went to Portland Thursday
and drove up with his new auto. he
did not employ teamster with horses)
but actually made the trip without an
accident to machine or damage to citizen
or property along the road.
The team to shoot at Wakefield,
Mass, from Co. D, LIST Regt., n. G. 5.
NJ, consists of Capt. John W. Nash,
Lieut.. Moses P. Stiles, Sergt. G. A.
Marston, with Privates W. P. Marston
and l.. H. Daughraty, first part. Sergt.
W. C. Leavitt, Corporals S. S. Maxim,
A. L. Wyman, Privates W. N. Russell
and F. F. Swan make up the second
part. Two substitutes with each division
allowed.
Thomas F. Harvey of South Framing
ham, Mass, is visiting his Norway
friends. Mr.. Harvey some years ago
was one of b. F. Spinuey & Co.'s fore
men. He is now employed in the same
position with r. II. Long Shoe Company
where the Waldorf shoe for men and
women is made.
1t is now reported that Mr.. Ellsworth
Young, late of Lynn, Mass, and not A.
L. +. Pike, is the purchaser of the John
L. Horne place recently occupied as an
Old Ladies' Home.
Several cases in the Municipal Court
Monday. Intoxication. One discharg-
ed for want of proof, one fined s. and
costs amounting in all to nearly $50.
Paid. Two others convicted and appeal
ed to the October term of Supreme
Judicial Court.
The frost out of the ground and every
thing is ready to build that Norway and
Western Railroad. Now comes the re-
port that sit hardly seems probable that
the proposed railroad will be built this
season." There is little question, among
those who are supposed to know, about
it's construction next year.
Mrs. A. F. Andrews is spending the
summer at her cottage at Old Orchard
where her daughter and other members
of the family are with her most OF the
time.
The merry-go-round is up and doing
business on Whitman Street on the r.
Howe lot.
Monday John A. Woodman, Fred W.
Sanborn, Oscar Needham and Napoleon
made up the fishing party
at Harrison. They captured over forty
(40) pounds of white perch.
Aaron II. Kenerson was home for the
fourth. He has been somewhat under
the weather with rheumatism for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Bowker of Portland
were with their Norway friends this
week. Mrs. Bowker assisted in the
National Bank during Cashier Smiths
absence at Vinalhaven, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith attended the wedding of
their son, Fred E. Smith, to Miss Vinal,
Wednesday.
DR.. Harry Nevers and wife of Bingham
are with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Nevers. DR.. Nevers has sold his bust
ness, and while looking for place to
locate will take postgraduate course.
Hal r. Eaton and wife are with Mrs.
Eaton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sargent, for few weeks.
Fred Gibson and family OF San Rafael,
CAL, who have visited Norway relatives
for some days, left for Colebrook, N. H.,
Thursday.
Thaddeus B. Roberts, son of Hon.
John A. Roberts, will take course at
an electrical school in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Roberts graduated from Bowdoin
this year and is one of Norway's smart
est young men.
Leon E. Frost of Salem, Mass, is
visiting his Norway relatives and
friends.
DR.. Thompson of Philadelphia came
to town Saturday.
Rev. c. E. Angel of Freeport, for
nearly twenty years pastor OF the Nor
way Universalist church, made her
many friends visit the past week.
The citizens of Norway are talking
"play grounds for the children" At
present the only place they have Is the
streets. All seem to be in favor OF pro-
viding them with ground.
Maine News Notes.