Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
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Esptiss Church. Rev. !. A. Hard,ar. p.sso,
Preaching servioe, 10 - 4. ~: sabbath Schoo
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sfATap MEETINGS.
FAA. n. Regular meeting Of Oxford osise
No. Is. IN Masonic Halt Friday Evsainx On o
before fun moon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
before full moon. 0xfard Council. Y. 3 Q. N.
Friday evening. after full moon. Oxford Lcf ~
No: '. ART Mariners. Wednesday evening afse
TO. O. r-Ne,w.y Lods.. Regular nessin,
IN Odd Fellows Hall, every ruesdAy Evening
Wtkiey ErcampUeol No. g.. mests In Odt
Fs'iows' Ia !. secoad and fourth Friday Even
No. $. meets On sr:. and ssird Friday Of . ssssi
month
K ofP.-xssular meeting In Hathaway Bloch
every Thursday Evening. U. Y, A. 0. Noyea
ponsS 0a LAKE. SS h..s% ss Nor s. p s. .eeos sf
! and fourth Friday evenings Of each month.
r. OF H.-Sorway Grange meeea second ans
fourth saturdays Of each month q Grange Hall
q. A. k-HAry Rust Post. No. -. meets Ia
New 9. A. r aall on the third Friday Evening
W. r. c-Nees, In New G. A. r. Hall. Mon
y. = o. F-Latesids Lodge, No. III, meets in
Nev g. A. Il. Hall, on the hrss and third We'd
ncsdav evenings OF zach month.
o. U. A. M.-Norway aud South Paris Council
No. 10. meets ut q. A. r. Hall every Tuesday
U.o.P.F.-Elm Tree Colony. No. lse. mecs.
secosd and fourth Wednesday evenings Of each
month.
20. 6. C.-Norway Compandery. No. ~,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings oil
each month.
Aaron Thurlow OF Mechanic Falls,
formerly OF Norway, was In town Thurs
day on business.
{. ID. Waters made his Norway friends
q very brief visit this week.
Much interest IL being tAfen In the
matter OF the reorganization Of Co. d.,
lat Regt., N. G. 5. N.
II. j. Bangs, town treasurer, received
bids for the town bonds during the week.
The loan proves to be very popular
thing with the people.
DIR. Thompson. wife and daughter,
entertained friends from Boston at Rock
Island during the week. Rock Island Is
the most expensive and by far the best
cottage. The grounds are beautiful.
The Oxford County Medical Associa-
ton held its annual meeting at the Beal's
House Monday. Several papers were
read and the election OF officers took
place. Officers were chosen Is follows:
President. DIR. J. W. stuart Of Rumfor'.
Fails, Dir. J. c. Caldwell OF Buckncld. DIR.
Horatso Woodbury. Of South Paris. and DIR. Bial
r. bradbury Of Norway.
scsrssAry and Treasurer. Dr. T. ". LarrAooe.
Executive Conniase. Or. stuart. DIR. Lara
bee DR. e. M Coolidge Of North Waterford, DIR.
y. T. Wheel Of Rumfort Falls and DR.. C. b.
Rankin Of Mechanic Fails.
There were present besides the officers
the following:
n. VI. Andrews, wess sumner
Y. 8. Packard. Waterford.
G. u. nm. Bethel.
VI. J. Binford. Mexico.
W. ID. Williamson. Gorham, y. H.
y. y. Barker. Norway.
". l.. Bartcss. Norway.
W. D. Haskell, oxford.
J. G. Littleheld. south Paris.
c. d. Sylvester. Harrison
Mex. meeting viii be held In this
place In September.
Clark Mitchell Of South Paris Was be-
fore the municipal court again Tuesday
for intoxicatiou and sentenced to thirty
days In Paris jail. He had just been re-
leased from Auburn jail for the same
offence, IL is reported.
T. L. Webb Of Berlin, n. H., WAS In
town several days this week.
On Wednesday evening the Univers-
alist church vestry WAS filed with the
friends of Rev. c. K. Angel. II was
Miss Angels birthday and the party
vas q surprise for her. For fifteen years
she has been pastor Of the church, and
during all that time success has crowned
her earnest work. Roses and palms
made beautiful the room. A costly cut
glass sauce dish Was presented by Mr..
stephen b. Cummings to Miss Angel In
behalf Of the society. In accepting the
present her speech MAS most witty. The
MUSIC W MIS-. htunooii. <nsr. ~
Miss Beal, Mr.. Briggs and Virginia Sar-
gent was one OF the most pleasing
Gestures Of the evenings pleasures.
r. r. Stone was down to his store
for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jones visited Mrs.
Jones' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Hunt, at Bath, last week.
John A. woodmxn has built an Ice
house near his cottage, "Camp Comus."
T.. Z. Libby Is In charge OF the spring
water team during Mr.. Briggs vacation.
George Austin and crew OF men with
six horses did the work on Main Street
opposite A. r. Andrews place, and re-
moved the two large elm stumps. The
street is thus widened and greatly Inn
proved. IL was difficult job but well
done.
Ii IL reported that VIM. c. Stiles on q
return from q visit in this place, rode
from the Norway post Office TO Portland
City Hall In three hours and few sec
onds, q distance Of forty-two miles by
measure.
This ID the way Norway pays her bills
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