Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-16
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Uniyersslist Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel,
Pastor. Preachine service on Sunday, at 10 20
4. H.; sahbash school. ~ 4. y; 7. r. Q. U.
second Congregational CO Church. Rev. B: ..
Rideout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday
10 80 A. n; Sabbath School. II IS 4. ~; Social
nsssi1g % :; T.; regular weekly Pnyss msss
SssSsdiss Church. Nv. ,. eresysner. Pss.o..
Preaching seryice, 10 % A. T.; 9abbese school,
prsy.r n s sSSs Fussaas .,sons css. nss
Baptist Church. J: I. Harding, Paseo,.
Preaching service. 8 90 r. Z; Saboatn ocnoois
90 p. u. Prayer Meeting, SATURDAY evening.
STATED nxErnos.
F.AA. M.-Union n. A. G.. No. 8, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on or before ful! moon, q
ss No. n in fssss R Rs kosa.y o kss
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, y.
3 3. ~, Friday evening. on or amor fuil moon:
10: o. r|nssus, meeting II Sda t nsl,Sws
mcn;, No. No. h, meets In Odd Fellows Han. sscesd
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. NJ.
Hops Rebckahi Lodge, No. 81, meets on nrss and
third Friday OF each month.
every Thursday Evening. U. r., A. d. Soyes
Division. No. u. meets third Friday OF each
month. :.
=. OF h.-NofWuy dfhhko m0oss euCVnu anu
g. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
New @. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
". n. C.-Messs in New G. A. R. Hall. Mon.
4. Z. o. P.-Lakes,de Lodge. No. III, meets In
New g. A. X. Hall, on the hrst and third Wed
nessiay evenings Of each month.
First snow storm Nov. 18th.
Oscar l. Pitts has sold his blacksmith
business on Bridge Street TO +. f. Brown
OF West Poland.
p. =. Sanborn Ia csnvasslng for fruit
trers To be delivered In the spring.
The work on the upper dam Is going
ahead rapidly.
A dead salmon was found Mt Steep
Falls few days ago which would have
weighed nearly six pounds. IL had
been killed by the drawing of OF the
water.
Or. Brooks has sold his farm and
talks OF buying place In the village.
A large number went 10 South Paris
Thursday evening to attend the lecture,
"Suushine'', Mt the NJ. +. church given
ny Rev. Charles =. Cummings Of Au-
gu.ta. They were much pleased with
the evenings entertainment.
There was q large attendance at the
monthly meeting of the Ark Mariners At
Masonic Hall Wednesday evening.
Charles II. Smith and his wife visited
his father, James Smith, Sunday and
Monday. He Il now at Bridgton.
Mrs. Geo. p. Lock. and children are
visiting relatives la Portland this week.
The fourteenth annual Thanksgiving
ball will be given by Penncsseewassce
Lodge. No. Is, X. Of p, at the Opera
House, Thursday evening, Nov. 25th.
Stesrns and Norseworthy's Orchestra
will furnish music Hall director, Thos.
Thibodeau; aids, o. NJ. Cummings, w.
II. CHM, NJ. l.. Kimball, Esq, ID. Dunn,
j. w. Lebroke, and l.. u. Watson. Sup
per at the Besl's House.
w. B. Marston has moved on TO
farm near Turner Centre. They left
Norway the first OF the week.
We understand that Miss Libby will
close her studio Dec. lst. She will 90
TO Portland In Kings studio, Middle
Street.
The veteran teacher, Vim. NJ. Brooks,
who has taught more schools than any
other teacher In Maine, will interest the
scholars during the winter term at Ma
pleton.
VIII Moore, NJ. D., OF Central City,
Col, and wife, are visiting at his sisters,
Mrs. A. r. BENEFITS.
The following are the talented ones OF
Norway and South Paris who will
soon present "T"riss" at Concert Hall
Mrs. c. ). Akers, Lors Chapman, DR..
Annette Bennett, Mamie Stetson, c. 5.
Akers, A. d. Park, Frank kimball, Ralph
I. Trask, W. A. Francis and Charles
rremain.
Arthur Hebbard has sold lot on Beal
Street to Milton Edwards, who will
build.
George X. Stephenson shot q sea gull
In the lake few days since. j. Waldo
Nash Is setting II up for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jason MARI went to
Stow Saturday to attend the funeral OF
her uncle. Benz. w. Charles. Mr..
Charles WAS Sc years old.
Ed Judkins and l.. =. SWEET, who have
been ut Wild River for weeks hunting,
returned Tuesday with buck, shot by
Ed Judkins, that weighed 2l2 pounds.
The horns had eight points. This Is
rather good success.
On Friday evening, Nov. 18th, the
scholars OF the lower floor Of the acsd-
envy will give an entertainment at Con.
cert Hall. The proceeds will be used 10
the purchase Of flags.
Superintendent Goshlaw, OF B. +.
Spinney & Co., was confined to the house
during the week past with sickness,
heart trouble.
J.. o. Croker has shingled his house
on Decring Street.
Arthur NJ. Pulsifer OF Sumner IL clerk
ing for Freeland Howe. Mr.. Pulsifer
graduated from Shaw's Business Col
lege at Portland.
The trustees OF the Masonic Block
have leased the basement Of the building
TO Smiley Manufacturing Co. for term
Of i've years. The well known Smiley
wrappers will be manufactured with
Chas. Smiley 10 charge as general
manager.
The new clothing firm A. l.. Sanborn
& Co. succeed the old one known As j.
w. Swan & Co.
David Clark pleaded guilty to charge
OF riotous conduct ETC., on q Grand
Trunk train Thursday, In the Municipal
court and was bound over for the grand
jury.
Dexter A. Cummings Of Albany. on
complaint OF Willie +. Brooks OF Oxford.
was arraigned In the Municipal Court
Friday charged with selling mortgaged
property. After hearing he WAS bound
over for the action Of the grand jury 10
February. Wright for state, Holt for
respondent.
Several car loads Of potatoes have
been shipped to this place from Aroos-
took County and sold for IS cents and
81 90 per bushel.
Mrs. Ada l.. Green has moved from
her Oxford farm to her residence 10 this
village for the winter.