Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-12-07
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4. H.; sabbath School. II - 4. ~ 7. p. G. D.
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Meeting, 90 r. H.; regular weekly Prayer Met
Ing. Wednesday evening; YouAs Psopis's
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Preaching service, 10 - 4. ~; eabbeth School,
II 90 H.; Social kveniAs Meeting. 100 r. H.;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class nsst.
Bapsiss Church. J. L. Harding. Pastor.
100 ?. =. Prayer asss,ns. Saturday svenins.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a A. M.-Union Z. A. e.. No. -, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, ON or before full moon, q
Masonic Hall. Regular meeting OF Oxford
Lodge, No. Is, in Masonic Hail. Monday Even
4 3. n, Friday evening. on or afser full moon.
o. %. r.-Reguiar meeting IN Odd fellows'
Hall. every Tuesday Eyening:. Wihsy Encanp.
mcnt, No. ,, mects In Odd Fellows, Han. second
and fourth Friday EVENING" Of each month. Mt.
Hope RebekAh Lodge. No. "a. meets on first and
third Friday Of each month.
X. OF P.-ReEulAr meeting In Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening, ., r, 4. o. Noyes
month.
r. Of H.--Norway Grange msets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
Ne. G. + r. Hail on Ss he ss as rd.y ksssiSs
each month
". r. C.-Neess in New G. A. r. Hail, Mon
4. K. o. f.-Lakes,de Lodge, No. la. meets In
New g. A. Il. Hail. on the hrss and third Wed
nesday evenings Of each month,
Every teamster Is looking for snow for
shedding.
w. o. Perry has taken q contract to
saw for j. l.. Partridge & Brother two
hundred thousand shingles.
4. n. Thomas has moved from the
Howe Block and the store has been
leased by Sim Hartman.
James Smith was Ia Boston this week
purchasing goods. lie visited his sister
in Cambridge one day.
For long time II has been well known
among those who understood the mat
ter that nj least few Of the opinions
made public by the Judge OF the Norway
Municipal Court, have been questioned
or overruled by q tribunal company OF
men well yersed In all matters upon
which His Honor Is called upon to pass
judgment. The said tribunal IL known
a. the "Court OF Last Resort" with
eadqusrters at the Elm House. All
business IL transacted Immediately after
each session OF the municipal court (if
His Honor IA not detained by an un-
usually heavy taxation OF costs'). Our
worthy Judge Of the Municipal Court
has become, after some experiences, \
poet and this presents his views In
poets way:
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In every land. In every axe,
No ear e'cr heard, no ere e'cr saw
Such wise cxpounders Of the law.
For arguments they have no lack,
That black IL white and white Il black.
That wrong Il right and right IL wrong
Il all the burden of their song.
blackstone and Kent arc known NO more.
since rpgucs who feel tho halter draw,
Denoancc the court and curse the law.
Zach euipri,. now. 'twix, hopes and fears,
Demands n trial by his peers.
HIS cause 20 bear, his case 20 try,
his last resort, "Root. no. OF die"
C. +. Lord killed q spring pig this
week which weighed $50 pounds. He
was an excellent porker.
Vivian W. Hills Ia devotlng much OF
his spare time TO repairing his new pur-
chase on Cottage Street, the Dyer house,
Mrs. V. W. Hills WAS In Boston several
DAYS this week.
Clarence Morrill, OF MerrimAc, Mass,
while stopping ut the Bears House dur
ing the week, called upon many OF his
old friends.
The Gilead and Shelburne views, 30 Z
10 inches, photographs taken by J. W.
Swan, are on exhibition at the Noyes
drug store. They are beauties and at
tract lots OF attention.
The w. X. c. are arranging for an
apron sale and guessing contest Tor
silk quilt. Supper will be served.
The regular meetings Of the Masonic
bodies will be held 10 December as fol-
lows: Oxford Lodge, No. Is, Monday
evening, Dec. 8; Union Royal Arch
No. SO, Wednesday evening,
Dec S, and Oxford Council, No. IL, FRI
hay evening, Dec. 10Th. Work.
Many people about here are improving
week TO visit Boston.
John Ii. Hsseltou has moved into the
rent over l.. I. Gl!bert's store from the
lower end of the village.
X. T., II. d. Smith, Grand Scribe OF
the Grand Chapter, officially visited
Oriental Chapter, No. 30, Royal Arch
OF Bridgton, Thursday evening.
The ladies' whist party met at Mrs. A.
l.. Cooks Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Jones, who have
been visiting at her peoples In Bath,
this week.
]. Waldo Nash has just completed and
hung two new sigma, one for Bodkin and
the other for Morse, the laundry man.
The latter Il q silver leaf.