Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-12
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Pastor; rreeching ,eryios On snndSy. = 70 4 4
sscosa Cossrssasonal Church. Rr. B. 9
Rideout. Pastor. Preaching service Sunday
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; lng. wednesday evening; Young keopih
Meeting Friday evening.
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u 90 n; Social Evening Needing. 30 r. y.
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; claas meee
Ing. Fridav evening.
rrs.eSins servics. 100 ?. =: ssSSsisA school
100 r. u. Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening.
STATED MKxTrnos.
r.AA M--Union r. A. e., No. g, assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon, o.
Masonic Hall, Regular meeting q Oxfore
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. B
rs. NJ. Friday evening. on or after full moon
Norway Division, Sons Of Temperance, IN kycr
son Hall every Saturday evening.
Ran, M ev W Tucsaay Evening. W,idsy Encsmp
ment. No. b. meess In Odd Fellows. Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. NJ
Hope Rebckah Lodge, No. &. meets on hrst and
K. fP.-RegulAr meeting in Hathaway Block
DIVE DIVISION, No. Il. meets shird Friday Of each
G.. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. ., meeta In
Ryerson Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
5. Of v.-welinston Hobbs Camp meets the
second and fourth Friday Evenings OF eacn
W. r. C.-Mccts in Grange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
U.O.G. C.-Nccts the d and 9Th Thursday
evenings of each month In Ryerson Hall.
z. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month u Grange Hall.
N o. P.-Lakcsidc Lodge. No: IL, mccts In
Ryerson Hall. on the nrss and third wednesday
evenings Of each month
A new light at the library room stairs.
| DIR. u. n. Bradbury Is sick.
Il. +. Bradbury, NJ. d., was at Port
land last week on military business.
The warm weather has completely
ended the birch business, started by the
light SHOWS.
c. +. Holt has had electric lights put
into his Office this week.
About a dozen new entries at the
January term Of the Norway Municipal
Court Tuesday.
II. l. Thurston has opened headquar-
tiers at Ito Main Street, In the store with
Harry Lane. He has large line OF
musical instruments.
Senator Roberts and wife left for Au-
gusta the first Of the week.
Judge Stearns and w. w. Whitmarsh
were at Augusta during the opening OF
the legislature.
w. II. Cook Of South Paris sings In
the Universalist choir.
Mrs. B. +. Bradbury thinks OF visit
ing New York for medical treatment.
The big oil tank being built for c. b.
Cummings & Sons attracts much atten-
| ton.
Eff. Smith has had some improve
ments made on his buildings on Bridge
Street.
The concert at the Uuiversalist church
Sunday evening was . most Interesting
musical and literary entertainment for
the large company present.
The electric lights at Concert Hall add
greatly To the attractiveness OF the room.
The officers OF wildey Encampment,
No. 81, I. o. o. f., are as follows:
C.P.-E. 4 Fiood.
H. Pm l.. Kimball.
WI. II. Hoemer.
J. VII. II. Foster,
Scribe-C. q. Mason.
SO. ". Bradbury.
Treas-Horace Cole
Tra.tces-w. W. whitmarsh, A. $. Kimbali.
and q, A. Cole.
The officers Of Mt. Hope Rebekah
Lodge are:
N.G.-EIla N. Hartman
v.G.-Maggis T.. Libby.
". Solve Woodsum.
y. s.-Enxa y. Frost.
Minnie o. Bennett
VIVA ~ K!mban.
q. G.-Hert,ert A. Rich.
I. G.-Ai;ce Walker.
Con.-Apnie Millett-
Ch-Margarrt Libby.
r. s. ". Gs-Ance L. woodsum.
l.. S. n. 6.--Therra Loyejoy.
RS. ". G.-Ads Libby.
l.. s. v. Gillian Flood.
Norway Club elected officers as fol-
lows:
Prcs.-M. V. Richardson.
vicc. Pres.-H. l.. Haines.
Sec. y. HARDEN.
Treas.-M L. kimbalL
Executive Committce-G. A. Cole, Walter
Pcasley and Charles Jackson.
Lakeside Lodge. n. E. o. p, has
leased G.. A. X. Hall for holding Its
meetings.
C. w. Bsssett, representative Of the
washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com
pany of Worcester, Mass, electrical
appliances) was In town during the
week. on business connected with the
Waterford & Norway electric road.
At the meeting Of the w. G. I. U.
Monday evening next, the question,
swhat has prohibition done for Maine"
will be discussed.
DIR. George p. Jones IL again to be
found at bis Office. He IL fast recover
ing his usual good health.
The new male qusrtette just organized
10 the two villages Is made up OF II. c.
Howe, W. II. Cook, W. s. Stearns and
c. A. Pettengill.
Pennesseewsssee Lodge, No. Is, X. OF
p. elected officers as follows:
Chan. Com.--L. NJ. Watson.
NJ. of w.-0 VI. Cummings.
Web. y. Flint
Prelate-F. r. swan.
NJ. at Al. 1. Millett-
X. Of II. S-M. l.. kimban.
NJ. &c. q. Mason.
NJ. OF Ex.-H. Cole.
i.G.-Thomas Thibodeau.
D. G.-E Y. Millett.
Ref-C. G. Mason.
The l. O. r. NJ. chose these officers:
sachem-E. C. Libby.
Prophet-C. G.. Mason.
Senior Sycamore II. Coburn.
J.s.-H. II. Hosmer
{. of RI II. Daughraty.
c. Of W.-Chas. Currier.
K. of w.-orin Holden.
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