Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
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Uuiysrsaliss Church. NV. Caroline 3. Angel
fnstor. Preaching service On Sunday - 10 4
4. n; sabbath school. II ~ 4. =; !. r. Q. .
sccosa Ccnsrecas,oaai Church. Rev. B. {
10 % 4. h; ssS6aah school. Il g !. H.; socis
ins. Wednesday evening; Young People
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prayer needing. Tues'iay svsains; class ned
Bapsiss Church. J. L. Harding. Paseoa
Preaching service. 90 =. 7; sebbash School
/ STATED NKxrINos.
F.A A. M.-Union r. A. e.. No. -, assemble
wednesday Evening. ON or before ml moon, 9
Lodge. No. u, In Masonic Hall. Monday Even
ins on or before full moon. Oxford Council, 3
. B. n, Fri,iay evening. on OF aiser fun moon
nal. .Sery usssy E1 ~ssss W,sS g Eses~p
meni, No. n, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. secoIt
and fourth Friday Evenings of csch month. NJ
Hope Rcbekah Lodge. No. 50. meets on nrst ant
third Friday Of each month: .. u..s., MI.
every Thursday Evening. u. r., A. o. Noyc.
Division. No. u. meets third Friday Of eaci
month.
fourth q q .es n Month & erss a sl
| g. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. s., meets II
New G. A. n. Hall on the third Friday Evening o.
W. r c.~Mess. in New @. A. R. Hall, Mon
4. E.O. f.-Lakcside Lodge, No. III. meess II
New q. A. r. Han, on the hrss and third Wed
nesday evenings Of each month.
Clerk Of Courts C. F. Whitman, Chas
h. Cummings aud George l. Cummings,
OF the Arm OF c. B. Cummings & Sons
and II. T. Moulton, OF the firm OF Al
lard & Moultou, went up Mount Wash
ington this week TO witness sunrise.
John Roche, while at work at the old
pulp mill Wednesday, ut Steep FALL,
caught his finger In wheel aud lost the
end Of 1t.
The October term Of the Norway
Municipal Court was held Tuesday,
The docket shows several new entries OF
cases. The action Frank Woods W.
Isaac %. Fuller was heard and judgment
rendered for the plaintiff. The defendant
appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court
+. r. Smith, Esq for the plaintiff, and
Hon. o. II. Hersey for the defendant.
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Gsllison, OF Boston, an !
Mrs. +. C. Chamberlain, OF Bridgton,
were In town and visited Wednesday ut
Deputy Sheriff Cross, while on their
way to Bridgton.
Frank A. Hayden Is taking a course at
the Boston Dental College.
The many friends OF Capt. Bisbee are
glad to have him with them sgaiu. IL
has been several years since Wright
moved to North Adams, Mass. He vi
remain here two or three weeks.
Al the annual meeting OF Union
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 30, "Wednesday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the current year:
HIP, James q. Croker.
X. Chs. II. Adams.
8. VIM. &. Leayiu.
Treas. Cyrus >. Tucker.
Sec. Howard u. Smith.
Committee OF Finance. A. Z. 7. King. :. 3.
stcsrns, and x. y. Smith.
The election was followed by work Ia
the Z. II. degree and g supper.
During Miss Annie Monahsn's absence
In Portland this week her sister Katie
took charge Of the library and telegraph
office TO the satisfaction OF all.
A music room will be opened In the
Line store Ia Howe Block this month by
H. W. Powers OF South Paris.
Vim. X. Bickford will move from the
Beal's House TO the Evans stand on Fair
Street.
Rev. j. A. Harding, late pastor OF the
Norway Baptist church, Ia now attend
ing the Newton Theological School.
Mrs. Polly Hove OF West Sumner
made her son, Freeland Howe, = visit
this week.
The store recently occupied by c. +.
Ridlon IL being changed TO make IL con-
veuicnt for a restaurant and tenement.
DR.. =. T.. Drake IL having his dental
rooms enlarged to accommodate his
business.
Vim. Harley, Of No. Adams, Mass 10
visiting his Norway friends, the guest OF
VIM. +. Jones.
The Uuiversalist Circle will serve n
harvest supper at Concert Hall Friday
evening. Following the supper will be
presented The Husking Bee" An ex-
cellent time anticipated.
The shop on Cottsge Street recently
vacated bv b. X. Howard has been
leased BY Otto Schnuer, the chair maker.
A. W. Faunce announces TO the public
that he has returned TO town aud again
engaged In the repair OF furniture. etc.
Moses Hawkins Of Sullivan aud Henry
Hawk ins OF Bates College were In town
this week to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Esther Dyer.
Mrs.. Esther Dyer died at her home on
Cottage Street, on Monday morning,
after q short sickness. She was go years
of age and most pleasant and estimable
lady. She leaves large circle OF friends
who will greatly miss her.
II. w. Neal has sold his candy busi-
ness and store TO Z. A. Hopkins oil
Richmond, who Is practical msn In the
business.
Fridays Boston Post says, "Robert
Davis, a builder Of electric railroads,
was fined $40 for drunkenness and car
rying concealed weapons, In the Dorches.
ter court yesterday. Davis was one oil
the men recently seized as a hostage at
Oxford, Maine, by several hundred
Italian laborers and imprisoned because
the wages OF the Italians were not paid"
Pm. George w. Holmes Installed the
officers Of Oxford Lodge, No. Is, T. 4
A. NJ, Monday evening.
The new Masonic order known a. the
Ark Mariner Lodge, No. l, has already
become a most interesting part OF tht
Masonic work in Norway. II was insti
tuted about one year ago and already
has very respectable membership. Al
It Is the only lodge In the state the worl
must necessarily be done here. TIT
meetings are held on the Wednesday
evening following the full moon each
month.
william II. Barnes, barber, has CLOSED
his labors with Mr.. Foster and will re
turn to Portland with his family.
| Charles p. Lawrence, wife and son
started for Lynn, Mass, where they vii
enjoy their vacation for two weeks
During his vacation Mr.. Lawrence vii
90 South for few days.
The Beal's Hotel property has beef
sold TO John Woodman Of Manchester
n. II.