Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-19
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Upivsssatm Church. Rsv. Caroline :. An4sll
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, q 10 =
A. ~; sabbath school. II - \. y; 7. r. Q. q
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5000 coHsaiS,s Snul ss1,,o ssv sund.s
10 % 4. h; Sabbath School. II Is 4. H.; Soda
Meeting, 4 30 ?. H.; regular weekly Prayer Mot
ing. Wednesday evening; Young fsope'i
S :sScodis a cSu s Rs:. y. arosvs.o. Pastor
IL 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. 100 ?. HI
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; c'ass mess
sapsiss Church, J. L. Harding. Pastor
Preachins service, 90 p. -; Sabbath School
s1P. =. Prayer Hsat,ns. Saturday evening.
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Wednesday Evening, on or before fut moon, q
Masonic Han, Regular meeting o. Oxford
ins on or before fuil moon. Oxford Council, h.
B. NJ, Friday evening. on or amer full moon:
10. o. F.-Reguiar meeting IN Odd Ieliows'
Han, every Toesaay Evening; M!dsy En- En sP
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. NJ.
Hope Rebckah Lodge, No. Sc. meets on first and
third Friday OF each month.
X. ofP.-Resular meeting In Hathaway Block,
division. No. Il, meets third Friday Of each
r. OF H.-Sorway Grange mosts second and
fourth saturdays Of each month ss Grange Hal.
New g. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
w.R.C.~Meets in New @. A. R. Hall. Mon.
\. no. f.-Iakeside Lodge, No. IN, meets In
New q. A. X. Hall. on the 6rss and third Wed
ncsday evenings Of each month.
The entertainment, the old-fashioned
husking bee and harvest supper, At Con-
cert Hall, which was to have been given
Friday evening Of this week, has been
postponed until Friday evening, Oct. al.
Harry Rust Post, No. So, q. A. r., en-
tertained visitors from Oxford, Paris,
and other towns, to the number Of about
three hundred, Thursday. Dinner was
served at G. A. X. Hail, Main Street.
After the banquet the company went to
the Opera House where the afternoon
was passed most pleasantly 10 q social
way. Il was by all pronounced most
enjoyable meeting.
Isaac ID. Fuller, OF BuckAeld, was ar
raigned In the municipal court wedue.-
day, charged with the sale OF intoxicst-
ing liquors to one Mark p. Fsrrar Of
Rumford. After hearing no was de-
clared guilty OF the charge alleged and
lined $50 and costs. He appealed. F..
+. Smith for state. o. II. Hersey for
respondent.
Mrs. Ida Greene Ia coon TO return to
her Norway home, corner OF Bridge and
Water Streets. She has been living in
Oxford during the summer months on
the Nathaniel Frost farm which she
purchased In the spring.
The Norway hotels are filled this week
with people who are attending the Octo-
Ter term Of the Supreme Judicial Court
a, South PAris.
Landlord John NJ. woodman Il 10
charge Of the Beal's Hotel, and will, We
predict. make most popular msnsger
and owner OF the excellent hotel prop
erty.
Many OF our Norway citizens will at
tend the musical festival at Portland next
week. A large number OF tickets have
been sold besides those taken BY the
members Of the local branch.
Miss Fannie Cummings, who has pass
cd her vacation at her home here, has
returned to her studies at the Emerson
school OF 0rstory, Boston.
Mrs. Otis Jones and daughter return
cd to their Boston home for the winter
Monday.
DIR. s. A. Bennett has had bis house
newly painted.
Station agent Lssselle Is making some
improvements about his residence on
Decring Street.
We understand that suit has been
commenced to collect for the labor per-
formed by the Italians on the Oxford
Central Electric Railroad.
James Mcdonald, clerk for James o.
Gro oker, Is enjoying his vacation at his
home In Augusta. 4. +. Harris OF
Madison supplies his place at the store.
Rev. B. S. Rideout entertained Mr..
aud Mrs. +. b. O.good OF Cumberland
Centre during the week.
Rev. W. b. Eldridge Is at Bethel this
week attending series Of revival meet
iugs.
The Norway Water Company have
put In about 500 feet OF water pipe below
the lower bridge. A hydrant has been
pu, 10 on this line also.
The friends Of Walter +. Foss, who
lost his horse at West Paris last week,
have very generously given him an
other to repair his loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis O'Brion OF Au-
burn are visiting at their daughters,
Mrs. c. II. Sargent's.
Miss Maud Mayo, Of Lewiston, will
have n class In elocu,ion 10 this village
this fall.
During the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
ID. Smith 10 New Hampshire, Mss Lulle
Tuell Of West Paris assists Miss Pike at
the bank. =.
Judge Stearns returned from his
western trip Monday.
A. j. Stcarns has entered Boston
University Law School.
Hon. c. z. LIttlefield OF Rockland,
ex-attorney general, was at the Besrs
Hotel this week.
Operations have been commenced on
the new stone dam at the upper mill.
We understand that q careful and thor
ough job will be done. This has long
been demanded and Il Is with great
pleasure that the citizens see Il going
ahead.