Oxford Democrat., 1899-02-28
NORWAY.


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second Congregational Church, Rev. b:
Rideout Pastor Preaching service sunday
10 40 A. ~; Sabbath School. 400 n; soci.
me- Sss'nr Tsa,a., Nj .y.ssas; sssSr vser YSuns fsop
UniTsrssiiss Church. Rev. Caroline Z. ANGEL
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday. at 10 =
A. NJ; Sabbath School. rs A. y; I. r. Y.
% MesSoai.s Church, Rev. W. B. Eidr,dss. P.sso.
Preaching service, 10 % a. ~; Sabbath school
IL 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. 90 ?. =.
prayer mectinx,. Tuesday evening; Class mee'
N sspsiss % cs%rcS % n. A. Roberts Pastor
| tReiaence Paris Hili) Preaching service. %
Pm: sabbath School. 90 r. y. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F&A. n. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge
| No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on OF
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
before fun moon. at Masonic Hall. oxfort
| Council. r. 8. NJ. Friday evening. afser ful
moon.
Han. IL eyery 70 Tus.dss Evening. wiidey Encamp
! ment. No. 81, meets In Odd Fellows Hall. sccond
and fourth Friday Evenings Of each month. M
Hope Rebckah Lodge. No. IS. meets on nrst and
thtrti friQ8y OF eACn month";
X, K,ofP.-Regular meeting in Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. U. r, A. q. Noyes
Division. No. l., meets third Friday OF each
month.
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Orange Hall
G.A AR-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
New G. A. X. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
w.R c.-Meets In New G. A. r. Hail. Mon.
MO. P.-Lakeside Lodge, No. III. meets In
New g. A. r. Hall, on the hrst and third Wed
nesday evenings OF each month.
Four or five candidates for the posi-
ton OF road commissioner, all OF whom
are afraid the law will be repealed.
Solomon |. Millett was thrown from
his sleigh Thursday forenoon while
driving from his yard to the street. The
horse dragged him some distance but
was at last stopped. MIR. Millett was
not seriously Injured.
II Is understood that az soon az the
weather Is warm enough to thaw out the
electric car track the cars will run 10 the
head OF Main Street. Then all will be
accommodated.
d. Webster Besl of Bangor, formerly
OF this town, died at his late residence In
that city on Saturday, Feb. 18th, after
long sickness. He was born In Norway,
Nav IL, 1894. He was the son OF Ezra
r. hnd Mary A. Bennett Beal, and
brother OF Gen. Geo. l.. Besl. His
widow snd two daughters, Mrs. i. l..
Webb Of Berlin, n. H., and Miss Mary
A. Beal, OF Bangor survive him. He was
q member Of Oxford Lodge, No. Is, +.
& A. NJ. A delegation from Oxford
Lodge escorted the remains from the
station nj South Paris 10 Pine Grove
cemetery, where they were buried with
Masonic ceremonies.
At the Stated Convocation OF Oxford
Royal Arch Chapter, No. -, held Wed
nesdsy evening, Feb. 22d, there was
work In the Il. A. degree. II. +. Win
field S, Hinckley, d. G. II. r.. OF the
Grand Chapter Of Maine, OF Lisbon,
made the chapter an official visitation.
After the work were refreshments foi-
lowed by speeches. music and general
social time for an hour. There were
several members present from Bethel,
Paris and oxford.
Msior Harry r. Ames Of Auburn In
spected A. o. Noyes Co, u. r., h. OF T.,
evening.
DIR. j. C. Gsllison, OF Franklin, Mass,
called on his many friends In town the
frs, OF the week on his way to Bridgton.
o. A. Kneelsnd Of Harrison, formerly
landlord OF the Bears House, was In
town Thursday.
The suction pipe OF the Norway Water
COMPANY has been extended Into the
lake a further distance OF one hundred
and twenty five feet.
Free vaccination on March lst and
18th at the assessors Office.
Jesse s. Aliard and Howard +. Moul-
ton started for Freedom, y. H., the first
OF the week 10 see Mr.. Allard's brother,
who Is very sick.
SUNDAY evening, the 18th anniversary
Of the Christian Endesvor movement
was properly observed by the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endesvor.
The exercises were very interesting ana
pleasing.
The warrant for the annual town meet
Ing Is published. Besides the usual srti-
cles are the following:
An. l.. To zee the town viii grant and
rai.e the sum OF six hundred dollars or any
other sum TO meet Attachments for the ensuing
Art. Is To see II the town viii purchase the
new slde walk srrspcr at An expense OF eIo
An 10 To see N the town viii vote 10 grant
and raise a sun OF money not 10 exceed tSe-
for n survey for sewerage system Tor Norway
An % To sec n the town will vote 10 sell its
.,oek in IN. Norway Branch Railroad. and IL 80.
designate how n shall be sold and by whom
An n To see II the town will vote % have
the town meetlrg. called In the old way bv post
Ing notices Instead OF having the notices publish
Ell In the oxford County Advertiser A. now.
The warrant contsius thirty-three srti-
cles In sll and Is supposed TO cover all
matters likely TO come before the people.
The members OF Harry Rust Relief
Corps gave supper at G. A. X. Hall
Thursday evening Of last week. The
supper was both bountiful and pleasing
10 the taste. The tables were twice
spread. The entertainment which fol.
lowed was Of a literary and musical
character. Frank klmball, Horace Cole,
=. W. Walker and w. w. Walker. the
male auartette, took part. Horace Cole
rendered q solo. W. +. Bartlett and II.
Cole played the baujo and guitar. Miss
Booker and Miss Shedd gave some very
excellent readings. The evening WAS
most happy one for all.
ra;oa,,on y, 0rford Lodge. No. Is. =.
~ ~ n n - II Ar,hnr g. Kicker.
q n. NJ, pa.a nd his official visit,
oI o,.snt o" D; dec There was
"orA ~ .ne % -, r;s;,or. nrsssn, from
,s ,srss r;%u. 9%"Us. 'ndsss 81 in the county. The
bountiful supper was followed oy
speeches and music.
The annual town report Tor tue year
ending Jan. 81, 80, has been received by
,ha tax nsyars of the town. III Is