Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
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univer.sliss Church. Rev. Caroline 7. A,sell y;
4. NJ; Sabbath school, II ~ \. y; 7. r. o. "
Second Congregational Church. Rev. B: g.
Rideout. Pastor. PrsachinE :er,soe euaaH .sy
Meeting, 90 r. n; regular weekly Prayer Aect
Ing. Wednesday e7cning; Young Peopie's
Meeting Friday evening.
rsssSins ssT1os 10 81 '" !. = ssSSs school
II 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 100 r. T.;
prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class nese'
Ing. Friday evening.
OBEDIENCE Paris Hil) Preaching service, 2 90
p. n; Sabbath School, 5 90 r. y. Prayer Meeting,
Saturday evening.
STATED nHErnes.
F.A A. M.-Union r. A. c., No. s., assemblies
Wednesday Evening, on or before full moon, At
Masonic Hall; Regular meeting Of Oxford
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. B.
5. NJ, Friday evening. on or after full moon.
10. o. F.-Regular meeting In Odd fellows'
Hail. every Tuesday Evening; Wihsy Encamp;
and fourth Friday EVENING" Of each month. NJ:
Hope RebekAh Lodge, No. Sc. meets on first and
third Friday Of each month.
X. ofP-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block,
Division. No. Il. meets third Friday Of each
r. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth ssturiays OF each month At Grange HAL,
New G. A. R. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
". Z. C.~Mects in New G. A. R. Hall. Mon.
N.E.O. P-Lakeside Lodge. No. III, meets In
New G. A. X. Hall, on the hrst and third We'd
nesday evenings Of each month.
Charles G. Mason, town clerk, has
- ~ Ia Ina 80 vNfN<a
business. Charles understands the trade
and will do first class.
The rain has made bad conditions for
farmers who are ut work on the land,
but has done much good as regards n
hay crop.
Many of our Norway citizens visited
at Camp Powers" Augusta, Sunday, to
see the boys before they left for the
front.
Msior B. F. Bradbury was at home the
last of the week and returned to camp
Sunday morning.
Mr.. w. 5. Pratt, Of the Norway bak-
cry, has sold his business to Mr.. John
Hayes Of Bridgton. Mr.. Hayes WAS OF
the firm Of Swan & Hayes at Bridgtop,
where they did first class business 10
the bakery line. He will take possession
at once.
l.. p. Bartlett, Jr., Of the firm Of B. F.
Spinney & Co., OF Lynn, Mass, was In
town this week looking after the Nor
wav shoe business.
Jason MARI Ia repairing and improving
his residence on Water Street. He has
changed the small windows for larger
ones and otherwise improved the prop
ertv.
The largest salmon taken from the
lake weighed eight pounds and quarter
and was captured by Geo. Stevenson.
While Judge Stearns enjoyed fishing
trip up country this week Annie Cole
took charge Of the bank.
C.. S. Akers WAS at Berlin several days
during the week. He Ia the instructor
for the new military company at that
place.
Morris Klsin, the peddler, of Portland,
was In town Tuesday. Morris thinks Of
moving back In Norway.
Grand Master A. l.. =. Pike, OF the
Grand Lodge, |. o o. +, was at Blue
hill and Hartland this week; at the lat
ter place new Odd Fellows Hall was
dedicated.
On Memorial Day the ladies Of the
Universslist church will serve baked
bean dinner st Concert Hall. 1t Will be
frat class.
Ex-postmsster Al J. Rowe went to
Lancaster, n. H., Thursdsy, for his
sample pills. ETC., etc. He will travel
for the r. j. Noyes Manufacturing Com
psny Of thst city, and will sell to drug
gists and physicians.
Mrs. l.. b. Holden Is having her resi-
dence on Besl Street painted.
The Joke Ia at the expense Of five Nor
way and two South Paris young ladies
who forgot to change cars at Yarmouth
Sunday evening, when the
Augusta express reached that place.
They enjoyed the night in the city OF
Portland.
Messrs. J. B. Kicker, A. B. and G.. A.
Kicker, Miss NJ. l.. Kicker and Miss l..
A. Hoyt OF Poland Springs were at the
Besl's Hotel Sunday.
Fred w. Sanborn. r. II. Noyes, S. s.
Stearns and W. c. Leavitt went to Camp
Ketchum Monday for several days
fishing.
The order OF the day for May 30 Is as
follows: At "a. NJ. line formed at &.
A. X. Hall and marched to Pine Grove
and Rustfield Cemeteries. The graves
were decorated with the usual services.
Dinner provided by the Relief Corps at
the hall NJ IL 30 At Norway Hall the
following exercises ut Up. M:
PRAYER. Rev. G. 4. Angel.
singing, School.
Recitation. Miss Millett.
song. Rev n. II. Carroll.
Music. Band.
Singing. sciectcd.