Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-02-07
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NORWAY.
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Rideoui, I,Astoe. ryaehing eeIvice Sunday,
leAo 4. H.; sabbath eehoot l3N Nj seci.
Needing, 20 :. n; regular veehr Prayer Meee
ing. rhursday evening; foaAe fsophs
usiSsrssl;S Csv,cS. lev. Caroline Z. Angel,
PAssor. Preaching service On Sunday q 10 70
A. n; sabbath school. II ~ n =; y. Z. Q. y.
SsScdiss churci. Rev. ". q. E,dssdss. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 - a. n; eabo1tA school,
Is 90 H.: Social kvsaINg NestinG. 100 ?. T.;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class nsee-
Bapsiss Church n. A. Roberts Passos.
| (Reiaerce Paris HILL Preaching SERVICE. a@
z. -; sabbath school. 90 ?. =. Prayer Nesting
Saturday evening.
STATED MKkr1xos.
| f.AA. N. Regular meeting of Oxford Lodge.
Sssors fun m moon oa a Royal Arch cSspsr.
No. q. sseembles "wednesday Evening. on or
| before fun moon. at Masonic Hall. Oxford
Council. R. s. NJ. Friday evening. afser full
F.-Reguia. meeting in Odd gsllows'
Hall. every ruesdae Evening. wildcy Encamp.
mcnt, No. q, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. second
| and fourth Friday EVENINGS Of each month. Mt.
HOPE Rsbekah lodge. No. 81. mests on ARA and
thiri Friday Of each month.
X. ofP.-Regular meeting IN Hathaway Block.
every Thursday Evening; y; R 4. o. Noyss
Division. No. y. meets third FRIDAY OF each
r. Of H.-Norway Grange mcses second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month ~ Grange Hall.
Ne. c. a R. Hal on the shiri Friday ksssiss Of
". Rc.~Mes.s in New G. A. r. Hal. Mon.
4. 3. Q. F.-LAkeside Lodge. No. II. mees. In
| New q. A. r. Hall ON the drst and third We'd
nesday evenings Of esch month.
Eighteen degrees below on Tuesday
morning.
c. d. Waters was In town this week
and made his friends n short call.
Wesley III. CHM, for several years
landlord Of the CHM House, has secured
a position on the Portland and New
York steamboat Manhattan, Of tho
Maine Steamship Company, as steward.
I, il understood that he will close the
hotel. He accepted the position Thurs
day. The family will remain here for
! the present.
Deputy Sheriff Cross has recovered
from very severe attack Of the grippe
aud is now attending TO official busi-
ness.
The concert given by the W. c. T.. U.
at Concert Hall, Tuesday evening for
charitable purposes, was success. The
ladies cleared fifty dollars. The hall
was crowded and all went away well
pleased with the excellent supper and
concert. The following programme was
carried out. Several parts were called |
for the second and third time, viz:
I, over,ur-p,r.,cs Of 81. Domingo, I.epman.
ssearns Orchestral Club. via: W 3. s.earns. |
fSernd fSung, AZ =; nSwe Kaann n sna |
-. pcCo-ser.
2. Rsnjo and guitar
'" =, sa"'e"' A. Vs. "ie'' 'An'' H. N""'
Sor~sy q. q. y. Mae ouarsesse-
8 c. Foster. Prank Kimhal, y. W. Walker.
W; W; Walker. o
= . msc,a.o 20 snr,v.-wsm,~. rans.
Orchestra
8. Readins-"The Old Actor. ssory."
49,. "AA'e e'aSa
Ma. Kimbsii. Mr.. Br.abury. Clara N.
Gammcn Carrie Lacaer' MIA T. L. DC
p Sos;sr sySm y Rra~n Of orxoo.-
Mis-. Virginia Weston. |
9. Remark. BY Judge II. e. Davis. Co..
~ Aarcn- Ming Soa
cp cu,u.. a con. h.va .oc,r-
- %. oaaln,nss q s .,a". 49, S a
pc" . IT, a.. 40. - go. .ne,s,.r,
s,n ~. ,"h,narr
~ ~. w ,h., Ch.. R.rre. NJ
,,,,.nara Msss ~,,, enter n Law Office
IN mi. town and study law.
f,har,.s C,.oIn IA :tudving with DIR.
NJ prsahn,v
E,me, Abbott NJ BerIip. NH. IA en-
Lilo, hi. ,.c.,,on In ,his village.
'oy'nx us sI 1os., - h.. aolS nj. h.v
Au'no' " W.issr q Con NJ South
p.r,s ="
arn,s " Co,e 4. .t Gardiner th,s week
,.,.;,,nr ha, sr,srS.
,.ar ssvsr.i ~ssA., .,ckness Charles
Atsrs !. .g.;n aeon mon the street.
Iohn ~ Hsselton. Who has been at
WORK on the electric cars for some
months has left the road.
Mrs. W. w. Paype and daughter, who
have visited here for several weeks, re-
turned 10 their home ut East Wilton this
week.
d. s. Sanborn will 20 to Augusta be-
fore the committee and try TO have the
town reimbursed for the money paid out
for the Itslians who worked on the Ok
ford Central.
Joseph Leblanc Was arraigned In the
municipal court, Friday, charged with q
violation of the game law In the northern |
part Of the county. II Was claimed by |
the state that he had shot deer In close |
time. After a full hearing the court I'm |
posed fIue of $40 and costs. In default |
OF payment he was committed TO Paris
jsIi. NJ. l.. Kimball, Esq, appeared for
Leblanc.
The largest load for the winter was
hrou chr int0 the village. SATURDAY. fore