Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-04
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/ NORWAY.
cHURcHEs.
Second Congregational Church. Rsv: B. O.
Ridsous. Pastor Presiding ssry!ce su sel,y;
Meeting. 90 P. H.; regular weekly Pnys. Net.
Ing. rhursd.y evening; Young Peoples Aeeuns
Uaissrsaiiss Church, Rev. Caroline Z. Angel,
a. ~; Sabbath school. II - A. =; 7. +. Q. U.
SssSod'ss churrh, Rev. ". B. Eldr.Ass. Pastor.
rss' MN social hss,ns s..ss Ieo
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class mcet-
Baptist hureh. Preaching ss,v.ce. 2 % =. !;
Saturday evening.
srArlp MEETINGS.
| rAA. NJ. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge.
No. rs, in Masonic Hall, Friday Evening" on or
before full noon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter,
No. -. asse nblcs "Wednesday Evcning. on or
Council. z. 4 5. n. Friday evening. amer full
moon.
100. r-Ngway Lodg'.-Resular meeting
in Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday Evening.
Fellows ia j. second and fourth Friday Even.
| tnEs OF each month. NJ. Hope Rebekah Lodge,
No. s.. meets on hrst and third Friday Of each
| month.
every Thursday Evening. U. r. A. o. Noycs
Division. No. u. meets third Friday OF each
MONTH
| fourth SATURDAYS OF each month at Grange Hall.
| GA R-Harry Rust Post, No. s., meets In
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening
/ of each month.
N.E.o. P-Latcside Lodge. No. IL, meets in
New q. A. T. Hail. on the nrst aud third We'd
nesday evenings OF each month.
The electric car track IL slowly
thswiug out. In few days the street
cars will probably run to the head OF
Main Street.
Ii IL understood that James A. Tuell
will start his bakery carts about the first
day Of May.
Many are at work now on their wood
piles. OF all months II Il contended that
March Is the time TO work up stove
wood for the winter use.
Charles w. Chick, who has for long
time worked In the cutting room OF the
shoe factory, has moved to Auburn.
George jackson has closed his labors
with B. F. Spinney 4 Co. and will move
to Yarmouth where he will 90 into the
bakery business with his brother-in-law.
They have bought out q business In that
village.
Mrs. George Merrill died very sudden
" at her daughters, Mrs Roswell
Frost's, Monday morning, OF pneumonia.
She was born 10 Bridgton In 1881. She
first married Walter Webb and lived 10
O,isfield until the death OF her husband,
who served In the lat, 10th and 18th
Msine Regiments. After her marriage
with Mr.. Merrill she lived In this village
and was known aud loved by all rs
"Adaline." She left husband, one
son, Theodore L. Webb, OF Berlin, n. H.,
and one daughter, Mrs. Frost. She Was
a member OF Norway Grange and for
many wears has been most earnest and
faithful member OF the Universalist
church. The funeral Was held At her
late home 10 this village Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. c. + ANGEL officiating.
Interment At Pine Grove cemetery.
Grand Principal Conductor OF Work OF
the Grand Council OF Maine, DR.. Bisl +.
Bradbury, accompanied by companions
H.P. Jones, II. G. Psrsgsrd and V. w.
Hills made an official visit to Dunlap
Council at Lewiston Tuesday evening OF
this week.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Davis have taken the Waterford
town farm for the current year.
Rev. W. b. Ehridge OF this village
exchanged with Rev. Alexander Hamil-
ton Of Mechanic Falls Sunday.
w. ]. Jones will hereafter be superin-
tendent and Ernest Rowe assistant SUI
perintendeut OF the Norway & Paris
Street Railway. Mr.. Frank b. Lee has
gone To Saratoga, n. Y, where he will
be general manager OF the Saratoga
Traction CO., line OF something like
eighteen miles.
II. c. Parsgard has gone to Auburn to
work. He has a very good position In a
shoe factory.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hunt Of Bath is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Jones, In this
plsce.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Jacques returned to
LYNN, Mass, this week. Mr.. Jaques has
for some months been superintendent OF
the shoe factories In this village.
Freelsnd Howe exhibited several ripe
strawberries Monday. March 9Th. They
were raised BY s. s. Smith. Rather
early but they were good ones.
Grand Scribe, II. ID. Smith, made an
official visit to Rumford Royal Arch
Chapter at Rumford Falls Monday even
ing.
Mrs. James o. Croker, who has been
s,ct with the grippe for a long time, IL
slowly recovering.
CT Parsgsrd, foreman OF one OF the
stock fitting departments at the shoe
factories for over twelve years, has left
the factories.
q. o. Bailey. former editor of the
Ports nd Sunday Times, visited at Hon.
A. s. Kimbsll's this week. :.
The circle at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening was perfect
success. The entertainment WAS un-
usually pleasing.
Charles NJ. Pulsifer, for years teamster
for the firm Of B. +. Spinney 6 Co., has
tsken charge Of the livery stable OF John
NJ. Cummings near the Elm House.
RE. Bisl r. Bradbury, Grand Princi-
nal Conductor Of work OF the Grand
Council of Maine, installed the following
I
officers OF Oxford Council, No. IL, FRI
day evening. viz:
I'll NH. r. Jones'
ID. NC II. Adams
PC. of Wv. W. His
Treasurer-C. S. Tucker.
Recorder-C. y. Ridlon.
Chaplzin-Irying Frost
&. OF CA. j. Stearns.
steward-Thsddeus Cross.
Seutinei-H. Z. Mixer
Mrs. Hattie Harmon 10 visiting In
Boston and Lynn for week or ten days.
She is also combining business with
pleasure and looking after the spring
STYLES in dress making.
The young people Of the Universalist
society are preparing for the presents
ton of drama which will be followed
By supper and socisble.
The Trilby Club elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows, viz:
| President-v. W. Hills.
| Vice. President-C. 7. Ridl0n.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. T. Downing