Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-29
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Univsr.sliss Church. Rev. Caroline :. AI q Y.
A. ~; Sabbath School. Has A. 4; I. r. y. u
second Congregational Church. Rev; r; 8 8
% a % n. Sabbath school. h s 4 y; scei.
Meeting, 90 r. ~; regular weekly Prayer nees
Ing, Wednesday evening; Young feopic'i
Meeting Friday evening.
Preaching service, 10 90 a. n; sabbath School
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class nsss
baptist Church H. A. Roberto Pastor
/ OBEDIENCE Paris Hill.l Preaching service, 80
Pm; sabbath School. 90 r. u. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
| STATED MEETINGS.
F.&AM.-Union r. A. C.. No. 50, assemble.
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, Z,
n hsssss no. an f assOnc Rs Monday
| Ing on or befpre full moon. Oxford Council,
q 3. NJ, Friday evening. on or amer full moon
TO. O. rIassus1 meeting II Odd FELLOWS fellows
ment, No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. M
| Hope Rebekah Lodge. No, IS, meets on hrss and
X. Of P.-Reguiar meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. Y. r., A. q. Noycs
Division, No. u, meets third Friday OF each
month.
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fourth Satur,iays OF each month NJ Grange Hall
| G. A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. s., meets In
New G. A. Il. Hall on the third Friday Evening OF
". R. C.-Meess in New @. A. R. Hall, Mon
I. +. o. f.-Lahes,de Lodge. No. III. meets in
New g. A. X. Hail, ON the arst and third We'd
nesday evenings Of each month.
Norway's taxidermist, j. Waldo \ ash,
| Ia again starting up his business. He
thinks Of opening rooms in the Grange
Block.
The following Il list Of the officers
OF the w. G. T. u:
Prcsi,ieut-Nrs L'xsie Bicknet.
Vice .Presidcnts-Nrs. Maggie Libby, Mr- y.
Z. stone. Mrs. y. A. Danforth and Mrs jas
| Pledge.
Recording secresary-Neilie l. Andrews.
Corresponding Secretary = Mr. II. :. tx
nard.
Trcasurer-Mrs. Alice woodsum.
Horace Cole has been suffrripg with =
severe cold. He Is now about his store.
We understand that the mschine shop
Of the late w. f. Austin will he open
under the direction OF Frank Murdock.
A. T.. Stearn., Esq., Of Rumfcrd Falls,
was In town Thursday.
DR.. Albert Thompson and wife were
at the Elm House this week. They
were looking after the building Of their
cottage on the island In the lake.
The village schools closed for the
term Wednesday afternoon. After a
short vacation the winter term will be
commenced.
There Is about one foot more water In
the lske than week ago. The water Is
still very low however.
Horace w. Oxnard enjoyed the Thanks
giving dinner with his mother. He re-
turned to Boston the frat Of the week.
l.. z. SWEET returned from shooting
trip near Hastings, the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Jones are visiting
In New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
4 new storm door has been built to the
front OF DR.. II. l.. Bartlett's house.
An excellent foundation has been put
in for the new boiler house at the falls.
The steam plant will be like all the other
works Of the Oxford Light Co., hrst-clsss
In every way.
Miss Sophis b. HaiDes OF Portland
died at II. l.. HOrne's Sunday morning,
Nov. 10Th, Of hesrt failure. She was
visiting at the time rs has been her
custom for several years. At first her
sickness was that Of slight cold. She
was the last OF large family. A must
clan and tescher Of music and q most
pleasant and pleasing lady.
Or. s. A. Bennett is on the sick list,
suffering with Ia grippe.
Mrs. Hiram Marshall Of West Paris Ia
taking care Of Mrs. c. II. Adams, who Is
verv sick.
Cuion service was held at the Con-
gregatiousl church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. F. Knight, after q visit OF
several weeks with her mother. Mrs. N.
II. Hartman, has returned to Portland.
Guy Bennett has moved from the
Walker tenement on Bridge Street, to
the new house on Pleasant Street, built
BY G. A. Frost.
Herrick c. Davis has been reappointed
Judge OF the Norway Municipal Court
for a term Of four wears from jan. l, 90.
The sureties on Judge c. T. whitman's
bond. ss clerk OF courts, 10 the sum OF
5000, are Chas. B. Cummings, stephen
b. Cummings, John A. Bolster. John N.
Cummings and Solomon |. Millett OF
Norway, Chandler Garland and james
S. Wright Of Paris. Rather good
bond for the amount, and there Is little
doubt shout the approval OF the sureties.
The X. OF p. ball at the Opers House
Thursday was very pleasant affair.
The attendance was not as lsarge as II
hiss been In years past but the company
wss an excellent one.
Saturday morning, Mrs. Louise De
vine. wife OF Geo. w. Devine, died at her
home on Cottage Street, after short
sickness. Mrs. Devine Was the daughter
OF Sirena 4. and T. s. Stearns, who died
In this villsge Tuesday, Jan. S,h, 95,
and Thursday, Jan. 10Th, 95. She was
% years OF sge. Married at Rumford
Falls In October, &c Mr.. and Mrs. De
vine settled In Norway where they have
enjoyed most happy married life. Mrs.
Devine WAS respected and loved by
very large circle OF friends. Three
brothers survive, A. +. Stesrns, Esq, OF
Rumford Falls, Frank A. Stearns OF
Hot Springs, Ark. and Fred o. Stearns,
Of Quincy, Fla. Mr.. Devine has the
sympsthy of host OF friends. Funeral
will be held on Tuesday.
Partridge Brothers at Norway Lake
are now receiving many Car loads OF
grain at the Norway station. They
keep several large teams hauling grain
from the Norway station to their store
continually.