Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19
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ssoo.d and fourth Friday EVENING" OF each
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evenings Of each month In Rysrsou Hall
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E.F.ssrrH, EsQ., New Grange BLOCK. 10 Ne
authorised local agent and correspondent OF tns N,
ps.oerat TOR NSrvsy and tssoss snowA MN VIZ
Fred Keith IL giving to the public
some very interesting letters.
As the governor 10 not 10 II the recep-
ton Will not take place on the I'D Inst.
A number OF our citizens are sick with
Ia grippe.
home on Main Street this week.
The stated communication OF Oxford
Lodge, =. & A. NJ, will be held Monday
evening, December 18th. Work second
degree.
Capt. Amos r. Noyes on Thursday
Was 81 years Of age. He takes pride 10
his ability to work. He 10 spry and
quick as q man Of fifty.
The truant officer, A. +. Burnell, takes
great interest In his work. lie says
often It Il hard work to get the boys to
20 to school but after weeks attend
ance as rule they do not play truant.
The illustrated lecture to be given n
the Norway Opera House soon Will b
by Rev. c. +. ANGEL and the illustra'
lions by Miss Minnie Libby.
Mrs. Ed ain h. Stiles nee Tucker and
sou are visiting ut her fathers, Mr.
Benjamin fuckers. =.
The meeting Of Union Royal Arch
Chapter will be held Wednesday evening
December Goth. Work N. NJ. NJ.
A course OF lectures will be- given Al
Norway Hall for the benefit Of the hlgf
school library.
Arthur Hebbard has bought the Wins
low sampson place from Mrs. j. ID. VIII
son.
George jackson while at work run
ming . splitting saw for G. b. Cumming
& Sons, Wednesday, had nearly all tn
fingers on his right hand sawed OIL
The third finger may possibly be saved
The hand Was dressed by n physician
and the patient Is doing very well.
Mrs. Margaret Favor will occupy thu
rent In Howe Block recently vacated b.
DIR. French.
The search Is still kept up for j. w
Swan, the lost artist, but no filings have
yet been received from him by his PEG
pie.
Mrs. Frank Bell Of Bangor IL visitlnl
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James o
Croker.
Hon. Joseph W. Holden, the astrono
mer Of Otisdeld, WAS In town during tn
week.
Several parties have returned from ,
hunting trip In the west part OF tn
county with several deer.
Mrs. Leonard Flint, who had surgi
cal operation performed on her last week
Il doing finely. On the seventh day tn
stitches were removed and on Frids!
she was able to cit up 10 bed shor
time.
Hsmlin 4 Blcknell have the fines
show windows that YOU often see. II
Ia pleasure to see them and more OF |
pleasure to step inside their store.
The tickets for Miss Angeles world
fair lecture In Norway Hall, Dec. 20, vii
be on sale ut Stones Christmas Day mt II
A. n. Parties living out OF town Wishing
to secure good seats had best write a
once to Miss Libby, photographer. Ad
mission . and IS cents.
The Christmas bazaar Mt the Congrega
tional church vestry Wednesday ant
Thursday evenings, Dec. ID and IL
under the auspices Of the ladies' Con
gregational Society, was well ATTENDED
and proved to be = success financially
M the society cleared nearly $500. Oi
Friday evening was given the concer
which was all expected. Owing to tn
storm the attendance was not as large al
II otherwise would have been.
A. l.. =. Pike IL confined to his hous'
with Ia grippe.
Mr.. Fife OF Fryeburg IL listing the
property In the village for the Insurance