Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-11-28
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Prayer Meeting q s:ls: Social Meeting, 20 :
= H.; Irregular weakly Prayer Meeting. 1hursdA!
!, evening; Young Peoples Meeting Friday sven
Ell 6niversaliss Chessh, Rev. Caroline 3. Anssll
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, = 10 =
A.; sabbath School. u H.; 7. r. O. U
u SssScai;s Church. Rev. John ". Lewis. r,s,o!
! Preaching service. 10 - 4. T.; sabbath School
prayer meeting. Tussday evening; ciass nsss
'B .ps,ss Church. Rev. ). A. Harding. Pastor
H. ON. Prayer Hessins sunday evening r. \
srArxp MEETINGS..
FAM. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge
No. 10, In Masonic Hall. Friday Evening on oi
! before full moon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
before full moon. Oxford Council, r Q. n.
Friday evening, amer full moon. Oxford Lodge
No. I. Ark Mariners. "wednesday evening aftsi
IN oSd i.iIo-s Hal. Every Tos:Say E1ssiss
wildey Encsmpnent No; 81, mees: In Odd
rellows Ha !. second and fourth Friday Even
ings Of each month. Nj Hope RebekAh Lodge.
no. s.. meets on ira and thfrd Friday Of esch
k OiP.-Resular meeting IN Hathaway BLOCK
Division, No. il. meets third Friday Of each
month. Lake Assembly. No. -, p. g., second
and fourth Friday evenings OF each month.
Pot H:-Sorway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays Of each month At Grange Hall.
G. A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. -. meets In
New q. A. r dall on the nrss Tucsday Evening
OF each month
4. Z. o. f.-Lates,de Lodge. No. III, meets In
New g. A. r. Hall, on the nrss and third Wed.
nesday evenings OF each month.
o. u. A. M-Norway and South Paris Council.
No 10. meets at q. A. Z. Han every Tuesday
U.O.P. Film Tree Colony, No. 100, meets
second and fourth wednesday evenings OF each
| 10. G. C.-Sorway Commandery. No. 81,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings OF
| each month.
II. w. Small and crew are building .
boat house for DIR. Thompson on the
south aide Of the outlet Of the lake Just
above the saw mill.
The savings bank resumed business
Monday, under management OF the new
bank officers.
G. b. Cummings & Sons have crew
Of men at work on the foundation for
their new engine ut the mill east Of
Bridge Street. The accident which hap
peued to the engine Friday nearly ruined
the machine and was caused partially, II
Is said, by the poor foundation upon
which IL rested.
II 10 reported that John II. Hsselton,
late Of the firm OF Akers & Haselton,
will accept position In c. b. Cummings
& sons grist mill 10 this village. II Il
reported that the assignment by the
firm to r. II. Noyes will Ia no way At
feet the store business for the present.
The village schools closed this week
Friday for short vacation OF two or
three weeks. After the vacation the
winter term will commence, under the
same teachers and continue for ten
| weeks.
V. w. Hills Was In Boston during the
week purchasing his holiday goods.
Charles A. Wiley is the new clerk ut
Simeon Hsrrimsn's grocery store.
K. Hastings, Eco, OF Fryeburg, was
In town the first OF the week.
Mrs. Sarah ID. Hawkins, after . short
sickness, passed away at her home,
corner Main and Dsnforth Streets, Mon
day evening. She WAS born, Sarah ID.
Parsons, daughter OF Gen. w. and Doro-
thy S. Parsons, In Norway, In 1896.
Her husband, Benson H,wkins, died In
1852, leaving no children. After the nre
OF 81 she built her late r,sidence. Two
sisters, Martins A. and Octsvia j. Par
sons, OF Geueseo, III, and brothers, Joel
IS. Parsons OF Thede, n. D., and d. I.
Parsons Of Marietta. MIMI, survive her.
The services were held ut her late resi-
dences, attended by Rev. c. K. Angel.
We understand that Agnes w. Rounds
and her sister, Alice N /, who are now
visiting In Massachusetts, will attend
the Pennington Normal School 10 the
near future.
Rev. B. s. Rideout will give . course
OF lectures on the following subjects:
The Beginning OF Character Of Manhood.
A start In the Morid
Courtship and Marriage.
Hanging the Crane
Man among Men. i
The Full Stature of . Man IL Christ.
Prof. Albert n. Rollins OF the high
school will spend part OF his vacation 10
Boston and the balance with his relatives
In Concord, y. Il.
+. l.. Eastman, Esq, and ID. A. Bal
lard, president Of the West Oxford
Agricultural Society, OF Fryeburg, were
In town At the Elm House Tuesday and
wedn. s1ay.
We understand that VIM. J. Wheeler
Of South Paris has bought the old
Holmes store ut the Falls, and will at
once repair II. w. 8. Prstt will con-
tinue his grocery business a. before, and
II Ia understood that the upper part will
be rented ss . tenement.
Cl,me Ward Of Bethel, who IL man.
ager Of G. 3. Cummings & Sons grain
store at that place, WAS In town the hrst
Of the week. He reports business good.
Harrison Noble was taken to the In
ssne asylum ut Augusta Tuesday by
Deputy Sheriff BAssett.
A. c. Sargent, who drove the bakery
cart for the Norway bakery during the
summer, has an excellent position 10
Santa Clara, California, as tesmster on .
large fruit farm. He WAS In town the
first Of the week bidding his many Nor
way friends goodbye. They wish him
success.
The entertainment at Concert Hall
Friday evening, for the benefit OF the
piano fund, given by Mt. Hope Rebekah
Lodge, WAS q success. The supper OF
salads and baked beans WAS followed by
q musical and litersry treat In which the
South Paris male quartette appeared
several times. Vivian Akers and Nellie
Hayden entertained the company with
cake walk; Kenneth c. Quincy and
Mrs. b. +. Bradbury sang solos and Miss
Myrtle French gave reading. Then
dancing WAS In order until eleven.
At the stated assembly of Oxford
Council, No. IA, r. and s. n, Friday
evening, II. d. Smith was elected to the
position OF treasurer to Gil the position
made vacant by the death OF G. 8.
Tucker.
On Monday, Dec. 4th, at 10 A. NJ,
there will be q meeting Of the stockh0ld
ers of the Norway Branch Railroad at
the clerks Office (Freeland Howe's) TO
elect q treasurer. The late Cyrus s.
Tucker held that Office at the time Of his
death.
The many friends of Hon. John A.
Roberts are congratulating him upon
his election TO membership In the Board
Of Agriculture. He is the right man In
the right place.
1t is reported that Albert J. Stearns,
ESQ.,, who has had law Office In the
Norway Savings Bank for several years,
will move soon across the road to the
Office formerly occupied by Henry Upton
over Freeland Howe's insurance Office.
| Lincoln II. Holmes, Of Greenwood, on
complaint of Arthur Brooks Of Green
wood was arraigned before Judge Davis