Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-19
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Second Congregational Church. Rev: B;
10 8 4. H.; sabbath school. Il IS 4. n; soci;
Meeting, Z 90 r. ~; regular weekly Prayer Nee
Ing, Wednesday evening; Young People
Eeshcdiss Church, Rev. w. q. Eldridse, Pastor
Preaching service, 10 90 4. T.; Saoo.sn schoo
~. -, ScSs' T Evsnd:s svsn;ns: ciSss n;
ing. Friday evening.
1apsss Church II. A. Roberts rasso,
s"e'a snSs! r s.h MI "a Pvsvsr Hs.t;ns
Saturday eyeninr.
| STATED MEETINGS.
F.&A.M-union r. A. C., No. s., assemble
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, .
ssonie e. HAL ~ !, Hsoan,c T Wsi ood.v Ever
inE on or before full moon. oxford Council.
fnf,y evening. On or 4, afss e., fpn r Noon
Hal, :vsry Tncs3sS Evrnins' WiIdsy Encsmp
meni, No; b, meets In Odd Fellows, Han. seoen.
anu ion p Nm o. r escn mn Srs, An,
thiryi Friday of each month.
| K.ofP.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Rock
ssesy Inp N Evennh ,ra E4d:v " NS Sses
MONTH
| r. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second ant
fourth Saturday. Of each month at Grange HAL
M. IN ns w. ,nSrs E "a vsr,n, =
each month.
| W. R-C.-Mects In New g. A. X. Hail. Mon
" EenF -I.he.,de I,odre. No. In. meets n
New G. A. R. Hall, on the drst and third We'd
uesday evenings OF each month
George Walker and John DevIne have
been employed for week or ten days
repairing sidewalks. The lower bridge
has been replanked.
Bradley Frost has cut the hay on the
whitcomb field on Bridge and Orchard
Streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Bangs and
family are camping at Princes Point
near Yarmouth for couple OF weeks.
Eden Brown and Jason MARI have
shingled and reprinted the old stable on
Bridge Street.
The interest on town taxes IN tnl'
town commences on January lst, 1899,
II will be six per cent from that time on
all unpaid town taxes for 1888.
Town Clerk Mason has been enjoying
q eek's fshing ut the lakes.
Mr.. =. \. Bolter Is the new barber at
Littlewood's. tie came from Union.
Mrs. w. A. Hawkins, son, and mother
Mrs. J. Z. Gallison. OF Haida, bohem..
Austria, were 10 town the trst OF the
week visiting friends and relatives. The
party, including DIR. Gsllison, are stop
ping 1T Woodstock.
A notice In the post Office windo"
states that the Office will he open Sun.
day mornings from 8 TO 10 accommo-
date people expecting mail from the
army.
V. w. Hills and l.. NJ. Smith have
BEAUTIFUL flower garden In the rear OF the
Opers House.
Mrs. Frank /. B'rflett has moved 10
her mothers, Mrs. d. w. swans on
Crescent street, where she VIII make ner
home with her mother sud sister.
Mrs. A. X. Allen, OF Foxboro, Msss ,
Ia spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. 8. d. Andrews.
r. W. Swift, U. S. Post Office In
srsctor, made Postmaster Stiles so
official visit Tuesday. He found the
office in frat class condition. No f-nlt
was found with the management Of the
office except that the postmaster was TOO
easy with delinquent box renters. IL
has been the custom tn receive the rent
any time during the frst month OF the
quarter. But the Law requires the post
master 10 declare vacant all boxes not
paid for within ten days. About $40 OF
box rents were charged To Mr.. Stiles
In the future the boxes will be declared
vacant N not psid for within ten days.
Mr.. John S. French IL stopping At +.
p. Stones. He has finished his course
at Clark University and will receive the
degree of Doctor OF Philosophy In
September next. Maurice II. Small. at
one time principal OF the Norway High
School, Mr.. French's classmste, has also
completed the course of study In the
same institution.
Mrs. Alice Covenev, Of Exeter, n. II,
Is visiting at DIR. +. n. Barker's.
The directors of the Norway Opera
House have caused q first-class fire es-
cape 10 be put on to the rear Of the build
Ing.
The Henrietta, Capt. Horace Cole, has
been launched and IA ready for business.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Frost. who has for
very long time been confined to her
room. Is able to walk to the street with
out assistance. She has been troubled
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Geo. p. Jones, children and
grandchildren, have been enjoying the
week at the Jones cottage by the lake.
The rose bush 10 the front yard of
Freelsud Howe's residence Ia attracting
much attention this week. II Is In full
bloom and Is beautiful.
Mt. Abbott and daughter, Maud, OF
Boston, are stopping at the Besl's House
for few DAYS.
+. X. Tsvlor, OF New York, has re
turned TO Norway after a years absence
In the city. His father died few weeks
since. He Is stopping at the Besrs.
The Oxford District Woman's Relief
Corps held its tenth session In series of
meetings with Harry Rust Corps, Mrs.
Abhie =. Fsunce, president, in this place
"wednesday. The meeting was directed
by Mrs. Addie Viola Grant, Of Bidde-
ford, president Of the womsn's National
Relief Corps In the Department Of
Maine. There were present Mrs. Elbs
A. Holmes, president OF the +. A. Rob.