Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-04-12
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Universalist Church, Rev. Caroline y. Angrl.
Pastor. Preaching service on sunday, - 10 -
A. NJ; sabbath school, II rs A. -; 7. p. 9. u.
Second second Congregational Church. Rev. B. 8.
Ridcout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday,
10 80 A. H.; Sabbath School. II IS 4. ~; Social
Meeting, 90 =. ~; regular weekly Prayer Net.
Ing. wednesday evening; Young Peoples
SesScdiss Church. Rev. W. n. Eldridee. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 % A. ~; sabbath School,
10 90 ~; Social Evening Meeting. 1890 r. T.;
Baptiss Church willard C. Cook, Pastor.
Preaching service. 100 r. y; Sabbath School.
8 90 p. u. Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.&A. M.-Union r. A. c.. No. ., assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, at
sss 10 a in f ssoSe Hs oo % Oven fSsn
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, 4.
q 5. NJ, Friday evening. on or AFTER full moon:
O. rasSul.rr melting II Ssa r rslSw
ment, No. q, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. Nj.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. s., meets on first and
third Friday Of each month.
X. Of P.-RegulAr meeting In Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening. U. r., A. o. Noyes
Division. No. u. meets third Friday Of each
month.
fourth saturdays q each month Il Grange Hail.
New G. A. r. Hail on the third Friday Evening Of
". r. C.-Meess in New G. A. R. Hall. Mon
4. X. @. f-Lakeside Lodge, No. III. meets in
New q. A. r. Hail. on the hrst and third We'd
ncsday evenings Of each month.
Rather cold after such delightful
March weather.
The frost Is working out bad results 10
the highways and village streets.
Simon G. Richardson Is working up
wood for +. +. Smith.
The cement sidewalks put In last fall
are not proving as durable rs was ex-
pected. They crush and break.
Mrs. Grace Hurd, after long sick
ness, died Tuesday afternoon. She has
been great sufferer throughout her sick
ness. Her leg was amputated some
months ago, from which the best results
were not obtained. She Was the only
daughter OF Isaac Davis Of Fryeburg.
The funeral services were held at the
residence on Crescent Street Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. c. F.. ANGEL officiating.
The interment was at Fryeburg where
the remains were at once taken.
The April term OF the Norway Munic-
ipal court was held Tuesday. There
were large number OF new cases entered.
It's reported that Judge Foster has
been invited TO deliver the Memorial Day
address 10 this village and has accepted
the invitation.
Rev. Marcus Carroll will preach the
memorial sermon at the new Episcopal
church on Paris Street.
Vim. r. Jones. who has studied with
c. +. Holt, Esq, will ask for admission
to the Oxford Bar ut the May term Of the
5. j. Court.
d. S. 5 nborn has been confined to his
house during the week. He IL improv-
ing now very rapidly.
DIR. Annette Bennett has successfully |
passed her final medical examination and |
has opened an office In Horne Block.
At the annual meeting OF the Norway
Shoe Shop Company, held at Engine
House Hall Monday evening, April 9TH,
the following officers were elected:
Presidential. L. Horne.
Trcasurcr-H. d. Smith.
Clerks. 5. SteArns.
Directors-C. y. Tubbs. frceland Howe and
Fred W. Sanborn.
In the Ssnborn Shoe Shop Company
these were chosen:
President-Fred W. sAnborn.
rreasurcr-H. ID. Smith.
pimcsoT.9C. =. Tubb.. c. NJ smith. and Fred
W. SAnborn.
A large number OF the girls from the
shoe factory have gone to Auburn and
other places owing TO reduction OF
wsges here.
II is intimated by some who think they
know that Ice will be nearly given away
10 Norway the coming season. A. w.
Walker & Son will run two Ice carts and
F. T. Holmes will do his part Of the traf-
ic with one.
James Mcdonald aud wife were at Au-
zusta this week to attend the funeral OF
his father who died on Sunday.
II. =. Sawyer has contracted TO paint
he Ssnborn shoe shop.
The Universslist Circle Tuesday even
ing promises To be something OF interest
"a the men will serve the sup
per.
T.. T.. Andrews was thrown from his
carriage on Main Street Tuesday morn
ing The carriage WAS somewhat broken
but he was not injured.
Asa Richardson has taken the contract
10 gather cream In the place OF A. Z. L.
Greene OF the Centre.
The remains Of Frank l.. Goodwin were
brought from Lewiston for interment In
Pine Grove Cemetery Monday. He WAS
the son Of ChSs. .. Goodwin OF Water
ford. Services were held at the Meth
odist church.
Mrs. V. w. Hills and her milliner, Mrs.
r. E. Drake, have just returned from
two weeks trip 10 New York where they
have been studying the styles and se-
Letting goods.
Mics Abbie HUI, OF Stonehsm. IL doing
Homework for Capt. Jonathan Blake.
The village corporation will hold Its
annual meeting on Monday, April 18th,
at I 80 +. N.
Shoemaker Thomas has leased the
store on Bridge Street and will
open rep,ir shop AZ once.
Mrs. Adelaide Stone OF Waterford, ~
wears OF age, is visiting her nephew,
Chss. l. Hathaway, 10 this village. She
|. very smart.
Norway Grange enj,yed most pleas
ant meeting on Saturday. The enter
tainment and exercises were unusually |
The attendance WAS large.
J. Waldo Nash has moved from l.. Z.
: vets store TO his home on Main Street,
where he will continue his business OF
Il xidermy.
The town clock had 4 fit Of uneasiness |
on Monday aud stopped striking.
Co. d, lst Regt. n. G. S. NJ, are pre-
pairing to 90 into active service ct mo- |
ment's notice. Capt. Stiles and the
lieutenauts are hard at work.
The regular meeting NJ Oxford Lodge,
No. ], Ark Mariners, will be held st M
souic Hall on Wednesday evening, April
l3th. Work.
W. Rolfe Ia at North Stratford WIS., |
ting at his old home. /
Eugene Flood, late OF the shoe firm ot
Smith & Flood, has bought out A. X.
JACK at Berlin, n. H., and gone into
bu. iness again.
We understand that Kenneth Quincy
has gone out of the shoe business at Ber-
lin, n. H., and will form co-partner-
ship with Geo. r. Stephenson 10 the
building Of boats and canoes.
Freelsnd Young has bought the new
house on Water Street, built BY Mrs.
Greene.