Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-29
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Universalist Church, Rev. Caroline r. Angell
| Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, at 10 -
A. ~; Sabbath School. II - A. y; Y. r. G. u
Second Congregational Church. Rsv. B. s.
10 50 a. n; Sabbath school. n IS 4. n; socisl
inS S0 w.dus.d. " evening: YOUNG feopis's
SssSsdls. Church. rev W. B. Ela,,dse. Paste,
Preaching service 10 50 A T.; sabb.sS school
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening: class mess.
Ing. rridav evening.
Bapsiss Church willard c. Cook, Passor
Preaching service, 100 P. =; Sabbath School
STATED MEETINGS.
"a A. M.-Union r. A. C.. No. %, assemblies
Masonic fall. Regular meeting Of oxford
| Lodge, No. Il, In Masonic Hall, Monday Even
Ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. z.
as, NJ Friday evening. on or amer fuil moon:
Hail. every Tuesday Evening: wildey Encamp.
mcni No. n, meets In Odd Fellows Hail. second
and fourth Friday Evenings OF each month. NJ.
third Friday Of each month.
| X. of P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block.
every. Thursday Evening, U. T., A. .. Noyes
Division. NO. IL, meets third Friday OF each
month.
r. of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hail.
9: a. R.pHsrIy Rust .s i Poet, No; s. meets IN IN
W. RC-Mee.s In New G. A. r. Hall. Mon.
4. E.O. f.-LAkeside Lodge. No III. mecss In
New G. A. r. Hall. on the drst and third We'd
| uesday evenings Of each month.
Lots Of excellent maple syrup.
The snow Is nearly gone In places and
the wheeling is improving very rapidly.
From ten to twenty cords Of birch are
being worked up into strips at Norway
Lake by the Scribner Brothers.
G. b. Cummings & Sons have their
mill yard we'll filled with birch bolts and
hard wood timber.
The assessors are hard at work on
their tax books. They will start on
their annual rounds through the town
April lst. How poor everybody feels 10
the spring Of the year.
|. n. Small and crew have the captains
piazza well under way. 1t will greatly
improve the hotel.
Capt NJ. Z. Stiles IL working Co. ID,
lst Regt., n. G. S. NJ, into first class
condition. The captain Il determined
to serve Uncle Sam In some way. II not
In the post office then In the service In
case Of war with Spain. The members
OF the company are much interested In
their work.
The entire length of the Norway 4
Paris Electric Road will be Ia first class
condition In few days. The road
should be informed.
Philip Mclean, Of Berlin, who bought
the shovels, wheelbsrrows, picka yes,
crowbars, etc, etc, used by the Italians
on the o. c. +. X. r.. shipped them to
parties 10 Androscoggin County this
week. There were several heavy teams
engaged in moving the tools to the
depot. The balance OF the stuff was sold
to c. +. Boober Of Norway Lake.
Mrs. Wallace Cummings, Of Paris Hill,
has been stopping at f. +. Smiths dur
ing the week taking care OF Mrs. Smith,
Past Venerable Patriarch, S. S
Stesrns, Installed the officers OF Oxford
Lodge, No |, Ark Mariners, at Masonic
Hall Tuesday evening. They were as
follows:
Venerable Patris,ch-E. y. Smith.
Ark MAster-M l.. Kimball.
Ark Mate-L. NJ. Smith.
Secrctary-A. j. Stearns.
Treasuur-C. ii. Adams.
Master OF Ceremonies-G. W. Holmes.
Asst. N. of C.-H. 7. Jones.
Inner watch-v. W. Hills.
rler-H. X. Mixer.
A. o. Moves Company, No. IL. Uni
form Rank knights OF Pythiss, were In
spected Wednesday evening by Col. Is.
Z. Bradbury, who later installed the
officers as follows;
Capt Al J. Rowe.
l., Lieut. -ts. y. Las-elle-
~ Lieut.-f. T.. Drake.
Trcasurrr-E. n Nillesi.
Rcs-or,ier-M ~ CHM.
Gaari-D. Il. Morse.
scni.nel-M. l. kimbAll
The ceremonies were followed by q baB-
qae,.
We understand that DIR. III. l.. Bartlett
has bid of the towns professional bush
hess and will care for the towns sick for
the current year.
Geo. A saurtlcif, Of sko shegsn, was
10 toSn during the week.
From the Pen Of NOrway's poet and
Judge comes the latest on the Elm House
plsEzt:
~whsrr ioafsr- tis-ir wonderful stories toll
To ne sapiss erO~d. bosh yoGBs ADJ Oh.
"a hsrv thry tod The taos that fOois sdmire.
All saouls.d AMI chosr.t for the biggest har
" her. ihs nen ~so oBc- - Canada rua
Have haiSss f0axht snd victories Won.
Ihy cooling shade they mov shAll know.
for Wanda hAni- have aid thcs los
At the annual meeting Of Norway Saw
ings Bank Corporation Monday even
ing the old trustees and officers were re-
elected
Pirsl,ieHi-C. = Tucker.
Secretary aud TrSa-urcr-s >. stearns.
Trastee--g. >. Tucker. D. n. >Oyc.. II. Cole.
L. L. Hathaway. {. y. Ridlon, A. 5. kimbAn and
q. 4 rGbhs-
Mrs. Sarah A. Marston, who has spent
the winter 10 Massachusetts, with her
daughter. has returned TO her home at
Norway Lake.
Mrs. Cora + Abbot, Of South Boston,
formerly Of Norway, died at her home
Tuesday night. She was the widow OF
Walter ). Abbott. Mrs. Abbott had
been sick for several years with con-
sumption. She leaves a son Vincent.
Interment In Pine Grove cemetery.
H.F. Andrews and J. r. Swain start
ed for Iowa this week. Their business
IL the purchase Of q carload or more Of
extra good horses for VI zine trade.
c. Il. Pike has opened bicycle repair
shop and sslesroom In the basement OF
the Oxford County shoe store.
Prof W. X. Chapman on Saturday
evening, March 18th, visited the Norway
and South Paris branch chorus.
The Lyceum Theatre Company APP
peared at the Opera House during the
week. The attendance was not large.
The annual me- ting Of Norway Village
Corporation will be held at the Opera
House on the evening Of April 18th.
S. ID. Andrews, who has been for
some time confined TO his home with
sciatics. Is improving and 1t Is expected
that he will soon be out again.
Simeon Hartman has put new avn
ing in front OF his store on Main Street.
The annual meeting of the stOckhold-
ers of the Norway Shoe Shop Company
and the Sanborn Shoe Shop Company
will be held on Monday evening, April
4th. at Z 80 and P. NJ.
Ambrose B. Warren Is spending his
vacation at his home in this village. He
Is here from Colby.
A. T. Bennett & Co. have had very
large refrigerator put into their store.
Ii will be used for meat and the storage
Of milk. j. B. Hazen did the work.
The many friends Of Charles GOshlaw
are pleased to see him on the street
again.