Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-22
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UniversAliss Church, Rsv. Caroline B. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, o. 10 = :,
A. H.; Sabbath School. II Is A. y; 7. y. q. U
s second CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. 3. 3
| 10 50 A. ~; Sabbath School, II IS 4. ~; socia
Mcesins, DO r. n; regular weekly Prayer Met
Ing. Wednesday evening; Young Pcop'e'
SScdiss CSu rcS lev. W. 3. Elaridss. r.s,or
Preaching service, 10 80 4. T.; sabbath school,
1900 n; Social evening Meeting. 100 r. =:
prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class meet
Eapsiss Church n. A. Roberts Pastor
| (Readetse Paris HILL Preaching service, ? %
2. -: sabbath School. 90 r. =. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.AA. M.-Union 4. A. e.. No. %, assemble.
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon. q
so siss's No. nan in f sssone Hail. Eoed.y Evsn
in6 on or before full moon. Oxford Council.
&D. H., Friday evening. on or afsef fui moon
l.: %. o. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellows
meni, No. h, mceis In Odd Fellows Han. second
and fourth Friday EVENING" Of each month. NJ
Hope Rebckah Lodge. No. Sc, meets on nrst and
thru Friday Of each month.
every Thursday Evening. U. r., A. .. Noyes
Division. No. -. meets third Friday OF each
month.
p. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month 81 Grange Hall.
G. A. Hilary Rust Post, No: meets IN
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
n C.-Mecss in New G. A. R. Hall. Mon
u 4. E.o. F.-Lascside Lodge. No. III, meet. in
New 6. A. X. Hall, on the first and third Wed
nesday evenings Of each month.
Deputy Sheriff Shirley of Fryeburg
vas in town Thursday.
While the carpenters are at work on
the new Office Of c. b. Cummings Il S1ns.
the firm occupy room 10 the Hathaway
Block over Stones drug store.
The II. r. Webb Co. Ia about closing
the seasons run The work has been
under the direction Of Mr.. j. b. Webb OF
Portland, who thoroughly understands
the trade and who by his careful busi-
ness methods and courteous bearing
has won the respect Of all. The iirm has
packed over 400 900 cans Of sweet corn
and %, 900 gallons OF apples. The best
of all IL that the farmers have all been
we'll paid.
V. w. Hills has been In Boston during
the week purchasing Christmas goods.
Hortense Gardner Gregg Is soliciting
subscriptions for her book, Jack and GIN
She has met with excellent success.
Miss Gregg Is a young writer Of con-
siderable ability. Her book will be well
worth reading.
William f. Austin, son Of George and
Charlotte (Everett) Austin, died at his
fathers residence, Main Street, Sunday,
of typhoid fever. His sickness was very
brief as he worked until few days be-
fore his death. Mr.. Austin was born In
this town, Aug. 81, 1870. He learned
the trade Of machinist and ranked very
high In his vocation. He WAS most
favorably known In Oxford and Cum
berland Counties, where he found con-
slant and profitable employment. AZ
the time Of his sickness he Was employed
piping Whitney's chair factory at Hsr.
rison. His father, mother and brother
survive him. IL was understood that he
vas soon to have been married. The
funeral Was at his fathers residence,
Tuesday afternoon under the direction OF
Oxford Lodge, +. & A. NJ. Rev. c. +.
Angel ofiiciated, and the Universalist
choir sang. He was also \ member OF
Oxford Chapter, No. ~. and Oxford
Council. The places OF business were
closed from to 3 80 p. NJ. The floral
display was beautiful. Interment In
Pine Grove Cemetery.
A. s. Crockett has returned from Mas
sschusetts, where he worked during the
past year.
The funeral Of Mrs. Cynthia Crockett,
widow OF Grosvenor Crockett, was held
ut her late residence on Cottage Street,
Monday afternoon, Rev. c. +. Angel
officiating. She died Saturday at the
age Of seventy-three (73), respected
and loved BY all. Her son, George
Thomss, survives her.
E.E. Andrews will be absent 10 New
Hampshire the last Of the month and the
first Of December at whitefeld and
Plymouth, where the firm OF Burrows 4
Co. will hold auction sales OF horses.
Mr.. Andrews Is interested In the firm.
O. II. Kneelsnd OF Harrison was In
town the first Of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Huntress will
spend the winter months with their
daughter. Mrs. Pollister 10 Lewiston.
J. A. Bolster has purchased the VIM
II. and Geo. II Dunn place. They will
occupy the Pottle farm on Pixies Hill.
Mrs. w. T. Jones taught In the high
school 10 the plsce Of Hugh Pendexter,
while he was away on his wedding trip
Mrs. Jennie Frost and daughter have
returned from their trip TO Boston.
g. w. Winslow, while handling freight
Friday, clipped and received quite
severe injury by falling upon barrel.
C. $. Tucker Ia visiting In Boston and
vicinity this week.
Capt. Wright Blsbee, who has enjoy
ed a visit In this place with his many
friends and relItives, returned Wednes-
dsv to North Adams, Mass.
The seniors Of the high school held
socisble and dance at Concert Hall.
Thursday evening. An excellent time is
reported. A short entertainment was
given.
Contractor c. II. Adams has the j,b to
build the engine house for the steam
plan, for the Oxford Light Co. Work was
commenced this week.
C. q. Pike has purchased the Bartlett
studio on Deering Street. Mr.. Pike viii
study photography with j. w. Swan.
Sophia II Davis will close her home
and spend the winter With cousin In
Bath, " II
Mrs. Frank kimball sang ut an enter
tsinment at Mechanic FALL, Thursday