Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
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second Coasrssasaonal Church. Rev; ?; 9
10 30 4. H.; sabbath School, y 20 n; eocl.
Meeting, 90 r. n; regular weekly Prayer Met
ing, Thursday evening; Young Peope'
Assips sSsy CSScS ksv Caroline T. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service ON Sunday, q ~ = =,
A. NJ; sabbath School. II - A. =; !. =. G. U
meeting. ! 90 r. u.
Mcthosiiss Church, Rev. W. B. EmndEe. ssstol
Preaching service, 10 - A. n, Sabbesn school,
Il 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. ! 90 r. -:
prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; class mces
Ing, Friday evening.
| (Reidencc Paris HILL Preaching service, 2 o
r. n; Sabbath School. 90 r. =. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
| srArEp MEETINGS..
| F.AA. N. REGULAR meeting of Oxford Lodge
No. Is, In Masonic Hall. Friday Evening ON Of
before fun moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
before fun moon. at Masonic Hall. 0xfor!
Council. r. s. NJ. Friday evening. amer fui
| moon.
ment No. n, meets In Odd Fellows' Hall. sccone
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. Nj
| Hope Rebckah Lodge, No. Sc, mcctA on first and
/ third Friday OF each month.
K. fP.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block
every THURSDAY Evening. y. R., A. o. Noyei
Division. No. u. meets third Friday OF Gael
Pot H.-Norway Grange mccss second and
| fourth Saturdays OF each month st Grange Hall
Hilary Rust Post, No. 81, meets II
New G. A. X. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
". r. C.-Meets in New G. A. R. Hail. Mon
TO. P.-Lakeside Lodge, No. III. meets IN
New q. A. X. Hall. on the hrst and third Wed
| nesdAy evenings Of each month.
DIR. Tenuey, the oculist, has an ofiice
In Horne Block.
The u. S. Deputy Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue, p. II. kelliher, OF Auburn,
was In town Tuesday.
George Stephenson has built an excel.
lent boat for DIR. Thompson, to be used
on the lake this summer.
After the storm OF Wednesday night
the big roller drawn by six horses, was
run over the village streets. The team
was a first-clsss one.
l.. L. Bartlett. Jr., OF the shoe firm OF
b. +. Spinuey & Co., Of Lynn, was In
town this week looking after the interests
OF the firm.
4, IL understood that there will soon
be smother change In the position OF su-
perintendent Of the shoe industry In this
village. IL Is not known who will take
Mr.. Jaques' place.
Geo. II. Bennett, carriage painter,
who lately moved here from North Nor
way and built shop on Whitman Street,
Is having more work than he can do and
Is Obliged TO turn some away.
Miss Maud Mayo, the ciocutionist,
was In town during the week.
Charles A. Hemingway has leased
the blacksmith shop opposite the car
barn and has moved bis business from
the Coombs shop at South Paris. Mr..
Hemingway Is frst-class workman
and we are glad TO have him return.
IL Is reported that the new school
board has elected c. +. Barnes, superin-
teuieut OF schools. He Is now teaching
nj Attleboro, Mass, and will take charge
OF the schools after the spring vacation.
In the meantime VIM. +. Jones, Esq,
will look after the schools.
HI Bangs employed several men
during the week In cutting down the
large elm tree In front of his house,
corner Main aud Whitman Streets, and
the one that stood between his store aud
the store occupied by l.. |. Gilbert.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting Of the Universslist
Circle:
President, Mrs. Jas. Danforth,
Vice Presiieut, Mrs. II. l.. Libby.
Secretary. Elle :. Swan.
Treas. Mrs. u. =. Bckneh.
Charles II. Brett was In town this
week. For several years he has been Ia
Greene where he had charge OF farm.
He will make his home hereafter with his
father, d. l.. Brett, in Otisfield Gore. :
On Wednesday +. l.. washburn OF
Paris was sentenced 10 pay fine OF s3
and costs In the municipal court for In
toxicatlon.
&c. Holt, Esq, has been confined to
his house during the week. He Is I'm
proving. however.
Erlon Dutton has gone TO Texas. He
started the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Tuell are visit
Ing at Sumner.
Steward II. d. Cole arrived at Msnils
March 10Th, on board the transport
Grsut, well.
DIR. Annette Bennett has been employ
ed hy the selec,men OF Norway as town
physician from March 10, 80, to March
IL, 1900.
Chancellor Com mander, A. G. Wiley,
Master OF Work, o. NJ. Cummings, Pre-
late, II. Mckay. Keeper OF Records and
Seal. III. II. Nevers. Master at Arms,
Alton Millett, Outer Guard, F. III. Hurd,
and Past Chsncellors, +. r. Miiett, A.
II. Hebbsrd, T. l.. Heath, +. +. Drake,
A. y. French, N. D., l.. NJ. Watson, j.
|. MIllett. \. Z. Richardson and j. w.
Lebroke accompanied by about twenty
members OF Pennesseewsssee Lodge,
No. Is, X. OF p, attended the Pythian
school OF Instruction by the Grand
Lodge OF the State at Bryant Pond Tues
day evening.
Friday evening, Elm Tree Colony,
United Order OF the Pilgrim Fathers,
gave baked bean supper nj q. A. X.
Hall. The supper was enjoyed by near
ly two hundred. After the entertain
ment which consisted OF music and read
ing dancing was In order.
Allie Bartlett Of Lynn Is visiting rela-
tives In town.
The Lucier Minstrel Company will APP
pesr at the Opera House on April 9Th.
The suit inhabitants Of Norway W.. in
hsbitsnts OF Wilton will probably be
tried At the May term Of the 5. j. Court.
IL Is an action involving the support OF
Robert S. Townsend. The amount for
which the suit IL brought is sl49.93.
Lieut.. Starbird Of Paris was in town
during the week, calling upon his many
friends.
Ladies' night was observed Thursday
evening, March 18th, by Oxford Lodge.
Owing to the limited accommodations
the invitations were sent only TO men,
bers Of Oxford Lodge, Chapter and Coun-
ell. Mssons and their immediate fami-
lies were In attendance only. The party
first assembled 10 the Masonic Lodge
room where a delightful entertainment
was enjoyed by all. II consisted OF
music, vocal and instrumental, readings
and recitations. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kimball,
Miss Sergeant, Miss Fannie Cummings,
Miss Cragin and Miss June Leavitt were
among those who entertained the COM
psny. At the supper tables spread In
/. o. o. +. hall below two hundred and
six we're seated. The tables were beau
tifully prepared and bountifully sup
piled with most excellent food prepared
by the various Masonic families OF the
places. After the supper the company
again repaired to the hall and enjoyed
further entertainment In an informal
and social manner. Some time after the
hands of the clock indicated the small
hours the party departed. Ladies' night
OF 80 will long be held In memory OF all
who attended as the most successful Tor