Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
NORWAY.
CHURCHES.

oecOnu COnGfo8ou0nei Cnufcns nov. -.
&c 50 4. n; Sabbath school. II Is 4. h; socii
Meeting, 90 r. H.; regular weekly Prayer Ne
ing. Wednesday evening" Young People
Needing Friday evening.
Preaching service, 10 30 A. ~; esbbaM Schoo
IL 90 ~; Social Evening Meeting. 100 r. 7,
prayer meesing.. ruesday evening; class nss'
Baptist Church n. A. Roberts Pss.o.
tReidence Paris Hin.l Preaching service. 30
Pm; Sabbath School. 8 90 p. y. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS..
A.M.-Uniou X. A. C.. No. 50, assemble
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, q
ss no. hs in f ssssonic Rs koSa.y ESsD
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council, ]
d 8. NJ, Friday evening. on or amer full moon
10. o. Irregular meeting In Odd Fellow
mens, No. n. meets In Odd Fellows Han. seoon,
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month MI
Hope Rcbekah Lodge. No. So, meets on first an
X. ofP.-Rcgular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. u. r., A. d. Noyc
Division. No. Il. meets third Friday OF escl
month.
fourth saturdays Of each month ii Grange Hall
&. A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81 meets u
New G. A. 4. Hall on the third Friday Evening o
each month.
| W. n. C.-Mects IN new u n. u. HAIL. mon
4. EO. F.-Lakeside Lodge, No. Ia. meets Il
New u. A. II. Han, on the hrss and third Wed
ncsdAy evenings Of each month.
Road Commissioner Freeman has put
In new sidewalk on Bridge and Water
Streets aud repaired the old ones. Tht
walk on Whi,m,n Street has been re-
paired. Geo. +. Walker Is at worf
upon them.
Many OF the farmers have commenced
haying. The yield OF hay promises to
be unusually large.
John w. Carter returned from SAINTS
Cruz, Califoruis, Thursday. He has
been absent for several months. He re-
turned much improved In health.
Prof. C. p. Barnes, while visiting at
Albert Richardson's, Monday, WAS taken
with a SECOND attack OF appendicitis.
He was at once taken to the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston on
Wednesday. He hid very severe at
tack some time ago and recovered after
4 long sickness.
The Fourth came In with Its usual
smouut OF business for the municipal
court. This time Andrew Martin took
too much drink and "a result was ar
rested by Officer Basse,t and put into
the lookup. lie appeared before the
court TO answer to the charge OF assault
and battery upon hi, wife, was found
guilty and sentenced to thirty days 10
Paris jail. Sentence Suspended. He
told b, re he got his liquor aud Russell
Merrill was arrested for the s,le OF In
.toxicsting liquors. He admitted that he
had got some several times for parties
but clsimed IL WAS not q sale. He WAS
sentenced TO pay fine Of $50 and costs.
however, and settled. The charge Of
being a common seller WAS not pu he'd.
This Is the first time the parties have
figured In the municipal court.
A party consisting OF Nellie L.. An-
drews, Mrs. T.. +. Andrews and child,
Mrs. j. +. Swain and Mrs. Mark Pride
have returned from two weeks trip It
Old Orchard Bosch
Corpl. Fred L,ferrier, ~ho Is doing
recruiting service at Augusts, WAS In
town with his parents Sunday.
IL Is reported that the dogs from A. NJ.
Dunhsm's kennel killed about forty
sheep for A. J. 4 =. l.. Millett recentlv.
The sheep were worth at least 500.
Quite like sport.
Judge A. r. Morrison. wife and chill
dren, sre stopping with Mrs. Morrison's
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Freelsnd Howe, at
me cottsge, for few weeks.
Merritt welch has window very
prettily decorated with the American
fl,g with Capt. Bartlett's photograph 10
the middle surrounded by an abundance
OF black velvet. II Ia very pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. knowlsnd enjoy
ed the Sabbath with Mrs. knowland's
people at Freeport.
f.. F. Morse Ia greatly improving his
residence on Pike Hill. He has added a
piazz,, painted the buildings and finish
ed the inside.
The entrance To the armory OF Co. ID,
lst Regt., was draped In mourning for
Capt. Bartlett. The work was done by
Capt. Stiles.
Editor =. w. Sanborn returned from
his three weeks fishing trip 10 the wilds
of Moosehesd Lake Wednesday. He was
without papers, letters, or news for six-
teen DAYS. Rather long time for n
country editor TO 90 without food. He
IL we'll tanned up and looks As though be
stood II first-clsss.
Sergt. Bartlett will stop with his
people for a week or ten days before
returning to his regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton O'BriOn OF Lewis
ton were In town this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Sargent.
l.. p. Bartlett, Jr., and son, and A. r.
Msrston Of the firm Of b. +. Spinney &
Co., were 10 town during the week look
ing after the business.
Charles A. Frost, selectman, has his
house up and boarded on Pleasant street.
ID. S. Ssnborn returned from Orange,
Mass. after an absence Of ten days with
his brother who is dangerously sick In
thst place.
DIR. Albert Thompson and daughter
started for Liverpool last week. Mrs.
Thompson will visit during their absence
In Europe. She Is now stopping with
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Whitmarsh.
Sunday afternoon news was received
of the death OF Capt. Frank 7. Bartlett.
He died In the regimental hospital at
Chicksmauga after q sickness OF four
DAYS, on Sunday, July 3rd, of dysentery.
He WAS the son Of Lucius /. and Sarah
Shsckley Bartlett. Born 10 Norway,
Nov. II, 1865, he lived here until his
regiment went South. He WAS educated
in the village schools. His first position
was with the Canadian Express Com
psny In the Norway Office. When bis
father was appointed postmaster he be.
come head clerk In the management Of
the affairs. When the administration
changed hands he formed co-partner.
ship in the photograph business with Fred
Stone and afterwards become sole pro-
prietor. Later he was associated Will
j. Wesley Swan In the same business
until ne went into the service. H'
served as private In Co. D., lat Regt
N. G. S. NJ, corporal, sergeant, first ser
gesnt or orderly, first lieutenant and Their
captain. As a soldier aud officer as vel
AZ clerk and business man he was mos
fayorably known BY all with whom III
come in contact. He married Linnie X
Swan In 1892. His wife, son, parents
and one brother, Sergt. Major C.. 8. Bart
lett, Who accompanied the remains home
are left to mourn bis loss. The business
places, asa mark of respect, were al
closed during the services at the house
and church. A private service was helt
at the house and at five O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon, public services were helt
at the Universslist church. Intermen
at Pine Grove Cemetery. The dora
Offering was both abundant and beauti
full. Thus ends the life OF one OF Nor
ways most promising and able sons.
THE SURE IA GRIPPE CURE.
There is no use suffering from thi
dreadful malady, II you will only &c
the r,oht remedy. You are having pail