Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-07-21
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"Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon, a
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF Oxfof'
Lodge, No. rs. In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council.
9. NJ. Friday evening, on or after Iui, moon
Norway Division, Sons of Temperance, In Ryer
son Hall every Saturday evening.
10. o. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall, every Tuesday Evening. Wildey kncamp
ment No n, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. secons
and fourth Friday Evenings of each month. Mt
Hope Rebekah' Lodge. No. IS, meets on FIRST ant
third Friday OF each month.
n. of P.--Rcgular meeting In Hathaway block
every Thursday Evening. L. X, A.. .. Noyel
Division. No. u, meets third Friday OF caci
G.A.R.-IIarry Rust Post, No. 81, meets II
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening o
S. of V.~wellington Hobbs Camp meets tn,
secsnd and fourth Friday Evenings Of caci
month.
.C.-Meets In Grange Han third Friday
evening In each month.
10. q. C.-Mects the 81 and 9Th Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
T.. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month nj Grange Hall
N.E.o. P:-takesiie Lodge, No; IL, meets II
Rycrson Hail, on the first and third "Wednesday
evenings OF each month.
CHURCHES.
Untycrsalst Church, Rev. Caroline T.. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at 10 y
A. NJ; sabbath School, II Is A. ". Y. Il. &. u
meeting, NoP N.
second Congregational Church. Rev. r; 5
Riieout, Pastor. Preaching service sunday
10 81 A. NJ; Sabbath School, II IS 4. NJ; socia
Meeting 90 T.. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
ing. Wednesday evening; Young Peoples
Meeting Friday evening
Methodist Church, Rev. y. Grosyenor, Pastor
Preaching service, 10 - A. ". sabbath School
II 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting, ! 90 +. NJ;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Ing. Friday evening.
Baptist Church, j. L. Harding, fastor
Preaching service. 800 T. NJ, sabbath School,
. 90 p. n. Prayer Meeting, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth Of Rum
ford Falls are in town looking for place
to locate. Their many friends are great
" pleased with their proposed return.
Ed Morse, who has been living with
r. 5. Cannon for some time, had =
paralytic shock Thursday morning. He
Is quite an old man, but has enjoyed his
usual good health for the past months.
He Is In a very critical condition.
W. 5. Choate, inspector general OF the
National Guard OF Maine, mayor OF the
city Of Augusta, and clerk OF courts
In the county Of kennebec, was In town
several days this week. He inspected
Co. ID, lst Regiment, n. G.. ;, NJ. Gen.
ChoAte spoke highly Of the company, and
implied that great credit was due Capt.
VI. l.. Stiles In bringing the company TO
It's present standing In the regiment.
H. IL. Lee and family OF Augusta are
visiting at his brothers, Frank Lees,
Superintendent OF the electric road.
Some forty lasters marched up from
the shoe factory Wednesday to the Ad-
III tnIartfa1 tho aAifnr
tina, they had left Mr.. Iawrence's lasting
room because he had discharged h. "A.
Tyler, and would not explain to them
his reasons for so doing. No complaint
was made about the prices paid or work
furnished.
Members Of the Congregational society
enjoyed Sunday School picnic at Glib
sons Grove Thursday. Quite large
company attended.
Henry Il. Foster Is fortunate In secur-
ing the services Of Howard Moulton n
clerk. during Lee NJ. smiths vacation
Mr.. Moulton ia an experienced hand in
n gents clothing store.
Prof. Wiley of Bethel was In town
this Thursday, looking after school In
terests.
W. &C. Cole has been At work for q. A.
kneeland az Crystal Lake Cottage, Har-
rison, for some days, building bowling
alley.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Abbott OF Lewiston
visited +. l.. Stone during the week. Mr..
Abbott Is agricultural editor of the Lew
iston Journal.
Mrs. T.. y. SWEET and son are enjoying
a visit at Mr.. SWEETS father in Paris.
Mr. T.. y. SWEET rides over after his
daily work Il completed.
The shoe factories were shut down
several DAYS this week, owing 10 the
breaking down OF the main shaft. II Is
only the second time that work has sus-
pended on account of an accident OF this
nature since the factories were built.
Roland Jewett of waltham, Mass, ia
stopping at Mrs. Ella l.. Jewett's for
short time.
some 300 or 800 people assembled at
the river below the Brown place Sunday
20 witness the baptism OF five
converts BY Rev. W. b, Eldridge OF the
Methodist church.
o. ID. Wilbur has been granted l. ;.
pension. He was a corporal in 70. !,
18th Regt. Maine Infantry.
IL Is reported that the Harrison stage
will make trips Sundays TO connect with
the seaside special during this month
and August.
Geo. II. Small's funeral took place at
the Baptist church Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. j. A. Harding OBLIGATED.
Kate Elliott OF Rumford, Lou Stearns,
JAY Dinsmore, Helen Faunce and Jennie
Cole OF Norway are the guests OF Annie
Cole at The Cliffs, Coles Island. They
are having merry time.
While Mary Mckay was riding her
bicycle on Whitman Street Monday
evening she collided with team. The
wheel was badly broken, but she escaped
with slight injuries.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Robinson enter
tanned Mr.. Robinson's cousin, Mrs. Mary
King, and daughter, Of Denver, Col, and
Mrs. Hattie Hayes of Portland the past
week.
Lawson G.. Frost of Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Andrews, Geneva Wilson,
Jennie Baker, Fred ii. Cummings and
Charles 5. Cummings enjoyed the Sab
bath at Camp Bruin, Hanover.
Rev. Caroline Angel christened thirty
two children at the universalist church
Sunday. They were all very young.
Geo. ". Holmes and family are stop
ping at the Horne Cottage for few
weeks.
W. +. Wheeler, who was Injured In
the ditch some time ago, has moved from
the Main Street tenement To the lower
village.
Jeremiah j. Fuller Is about 10 erect a
store house and station in the rear OF his
store, on the bank Of the brook, on Water
Street.
George (''Coot") Ames, who recently
lost one Of his team horses by an acci-
dental explosion July 18th, has new one
purchased by subscription taken up by
his friends.
On complaint of State Detective Albert
2. Bassett, j. j. Fuller was arrested the
first Of the week on the charge OF keep
ing a liquor nuisance at his store, corner
Of Water and Pleasant Streets. Twenty
two witnesses were summoned against
him in favor Of the state. Upon investi.
CATION il was discovered that his given
name was wrong, 1t having been alleged
as Joshua j., while in fact 1t was Josiah