Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
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Prayer Needing q 8: Is; Social Meeting. % ?.
u; regular weekly Prayer Needing. THURSDAY
sveainG; Young Peopis'S Needing fftday even.
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A. T.; ssbbssh School. II r.; T. r. Q. o.
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II 90 n; Social kvsnins Meeting. 10 :. T.;
pnysr nessins, tuesday evening; CAS- No.
B.ptss Church. Rev. >. A. Harding. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 20 A. H.; sabbath School
ls0on. Prayer Needing Sunday evening r. -.
srArID MEETINGS.
1 F&AN REGULAR meeting Of Oxford Lodge.
No: 10 n Masonic aall: Friday EyyssnE O @
No. -. asssrbles wednesday 1yeatns, On Or
before fun moon. Oxford Couosn. n = 3. ~.
Friday evening. aftsr fullmoon. Oxford Lodge.
No; I. Ark Mariners. "wednesday evening amer
To- f.-Nolvsy LodEs...ReC,lar meeting
10 Odd Fellow Hall, every Tuesday Evening.
relioTs. Hs !. second and iourih friday Even.
lngs Of each month. NJ Hope Rebekah Lodge,
No. s.. meets on nrss and third Friday Of sseh
K ofP-Resular meeting in Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening u. r., A. o. Noyes
Division, No. a meets third FRIDAY Of each
hAfs .s NO - moan.
p. Of H.-Norway Grange neees second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month q Grange Hall
6. A. R--Hary Rua Post. No. 81, meses In
New g. A. 3; aall on the nrss Tuesday Evening
". C.-Messs In New @. A. r. Hall, Mon.
3 $. ] .. 1f-L..s..as Lodge. No; II, n..:. IN
New G. A. r. Hall, on the hrss and third We'd.
nesdAy EVENING" OF each month
q. U. A. Ms--Norwsy and South Paris Council,
No. 10. meets at g. A. 4. Han every Tuesday
U.o p. F.-Elm Tree Colony. No. iss. meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings Of each
month
.. o. C. c.-Norvay Commandery. No. "a,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings OF
each month.
Beal Street has been well graded near
the Tannery Branch Railroad.
The passenger list on the electric road
has increased greatly within . few
weeks.
Co. ID, LIST Regt. Inft., N. G. s. n, To-
Gated ut this place, has nearly . compile |
ment OF men. An election will Be order |
ed for captain and lieutenant rs soon %
few more men are enlisted. All who
join now can vote In the contest.
The deputies, Cross, Bassett and |
Parker, have had hard work on their |
hands during the past few days looking |
up the Lost.
Harry Lane has returned from short |
vacation and IL again hard at work at HE
rooms In the rear Of the express office.
Many OF the Norway citizens attended
state fair at Lewiston during the week. |
Some put 10 the whole week and receiv-
ed the full benefit Of the fair.
Royal Quimby, who died at Stetson
the drst Of the month, was at one time
landlord Of the Beal's House In this VII
lage.
Benz. S. Young enjoyed the state fair
and all the good things the same afford
ed. Being little dazed upon his return
he fell into the company Of Sheriff Tucker
aud later made the acquaintance OF
Judge Davis. Al . result OF such COM
psny he was committed TO Paris jail Ia
default OF the payment OF . fine Of %
and costs.
As result OF an accident near the cot
tsge Of DIR. II. p. Jones, Mrs. G. l..
Hathaway IL badly bruised and injured,
most fortunately not severely injured
however. On Tuesday morning Ars. o.
n. Bradbury, Mrs. c. l.. Hathaway and
Mrs. Brsdbury's brother, Lyman Scrib-
ner, OF Springfield, drove to the cottage
where they were Joined by DR.. and Mrs.
Bradbury. DR.. Bradbury and wife re-
turned TO the village early In the after
noon. At late hour the others started.
At the gate, Mr.. Scribner alighted and
opened Ii for Mrs. Bradbury to drive
through. The horse suddenly plunged
overturned the carriage throw
Ing Mrs.. Hathaway beneath with the re
suits stated. After trip Of about mile
Mrs. Bradbury found help ct c. E. Free
mans. Mr.. Scribner's skill Ia managing
the horse proved Of untold benefit.
Tuesday evening, nearly one hundred
Of Fred II. CumminGs' friends were In
vited TO his farm for . corn roast. Very
few failed TO accept the Invitation. They
went with four horse teams, single ones,
on their wheels and afoot. They al got
there and roasted corn 10 their hearts
content. After the feast Was Over games
were In order, and all voted the evening
Dne OF the best for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ross, Of Portland,
who enjoyed 4 carriage drive from Port
land to Waterford, visited Mrs. Ross
son, II. l.. Plummer, the 6rst Of the
week.
Tue young ladies OF the Univsrsalist
Circle Will serve . salad supper 1t the
frat circle supper at Concert Hall Tues
day evening. Promenade concert Ut
P. n. after the supper. Good music.
Mrs. Asa Hartman and Blanche arc
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy c. Ben
nett, at Yarmouthville, for q few days.
c. s. Akers 10 drilling twenty-four
young ladies for drill. An entertain
ment win follow. The proceeds will 70
10 increase the l. D. o. r. plano fund. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan and family
to Lynn this week after most
pleasant vacation at their cottage on the
lake shore.
Col. w. w. whitmarsh and Horace
Cole attended the G. A. X. reunion 1t
during the week. II 10 re-
ported that they are having . most
glorious time. Well, 1t only comes now
and then. The boys must play. |
Henry +. Favor and family have NOV
ed to Brockton, Mass, for the winter.
They may remain longer II they like.
Mr.. Favor has been 10 that city for some
time and reports business good.
Charles l.. Hathaway enjoyed the past
week at Philadelphia with Col. Whit
marsh and Horace Cole.
The people south Of the Harrison stage
road reported . pair Of moose In the
Sunday morning. They
were seen at Vim. H. Dunn's and later
at James II. Hodgdon's.
Walter Stesrns Is working Il Portland
where he has an excellent situ4tion.
EMINENT COUNSEL.