Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-12-26
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No. Is. In Masonic Hail, Friday Evening o. o,
before full NOON. oxfSrd soya, Arch Chspser
before fun moon. Cxfori CouncsI r. = 4. II
Friday evening, amer fun moon. Oxford Lodge
70; J. Ark Aartners, Wednesday evening afse'
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In odd Fellows Hall. every Tuesday EveninS
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No. Sc meets on irSs and third friday Of each
month:
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Division, No. Is. mcess third Friday Of sscl
month. LAKE Assembly. No. -. r. g.. second
HSnry s' H.ss y, r Sssa sscnrd and
fourth Saturdays Of each month II Grange Han
G. A. R7H.rry Rus, Pos, No. =. meets n
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WI. C.-Gess. in New q. A. r. Han, Non.
day evening
Ne. Hail oD sbs s+ss nd ,hird we'd
nesday evenings Oh each month.
o. y. A. n-Norway and south PARE Council.
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U.O.P. F.-Elm Tree Colony. No. ise, meets
second and fourth wednesday evenings OF each
'G Inc q c.-Norvsv Comm.pdery. No. AZ
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month.
Charles 4. Allen has moved from
Greenwood into the Tucker house on
Water Street.
Capt. J. Waldo Nash has moved from
the Greeuiesf place TO the Bisbee tene-
ment on Pleasant Street.
The 1rm Of c. b. Cummings & Sons
have q steam whistle on their works on
Bridge Street. Il was blown Wednes-
day morning for the first time. The
firm have made contracts for the cutting
and hauling Of large quantities OF soft
aud hard lumber this winter. The
pine will be yarded on the Ice at
Norway Lake and the hard wood timber
nj the ward on Bridge Street.
The will OF Sarah d. Hawkins, who
died Nov. 20, 90, was offered for probate
Tuesday. She disposed Of her estate 10
follows: She gives the SUN OF $500 TO
the town, the income 70 be used In car
ing for cemetery lo,s. She gives the
sum of s5OO 70 the Norway public library,
one-half the income 10 be used for library
nnrposes. and the other 10 be added TO
the pripc!psl YEARLY. After making
small b, quests 10 her sIsters, Martha
ana Oct.vis ]. Psrsons, and Mrs. w. 8.
Pratt. the balance Of the estate Is given
TO Moses r. Stiles, Charles r. Ridlon and
Stephen b. Cummings a. trust fund
for the benefit Of the Frat Universalist
Parish OF Norway, the fund TO be in
vested aud the net Income to be paid to
the society yesrly. She also made pro-
yisiops for q giit of SlO0 to repair the
pike Hjll cemetery on condition that an
additional fund OF $500 IL contributed
for the same object by other interested
parties within three years from the date
of her death. II the condition Ia not
IMPLIED with the amount Ia 70 be added
10 the church fand.
The Deseret Semi-weekly News Is,
we understand, to be sent to the Norway
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Rev. Josiah Dutton, who Ia engaged
In building nj Bath, was at home the
first OF the week.
While ut work about the house on FRI
dsy, Mrs. Mary Rich, housekeeper for
]. = Holt, fell and broke her leg. She
Ia doing "a well as could be expected
now.
Frank HAYDEN IL enjoying his two
week.' vacation from the Boston Dental
College with his people In this village.
Mas Honor Gurnsy 10 clerking for
Merritt Welch during the holiday trade.
The yillsee schools will be opened
again "wednesday. Jan. Sd, II no new
csses OF scarlet fever appear among the
children.
Miss Cora Belle shedd, after q sick
ness of several weeks, has fully recover
ed her usual good health and will be
able 20 take charge of her school when
IL again commences.
Grace B. Holden has been elected by
the ladies of the senior class ut Colby rs
historian.
Misses Fannie Cummings and Hortense
Gregg returned Saturday from the Emer-
son School of Orstory, Boston.
James r. Bolster and Irving Frost
have had great luck this season fox
hunting. On Friday they shot two and
drove \ third into the ground and lost
him.
HI. HAYNES has put electric lights
into his laundry rooms.
some tbirty.fiye depositors Of the Nor
S.yinos Rsnk h,ve NOT vet been
h..ra from II "a evident they are not
,.nnS ,ronh,ed .hout the financial stsnd.
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Do, q Franz Mouroe's singing
schooi clo.sd an account of the scarlet
,svs, xiiI hs reonened Thursday even.
IN. Ian t,h st The high school build
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Nis. Hattie Grant has returned from
ce.hsm " II vh.re ,he has Waited
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