Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

: Meeting. 90 2. H.; regular weekly Prayer Nee
: Ing. Thursday evening; Young Peoples hsssan
uniyerssiiss church, Rev. Caroline =. Angsll
. Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, ~ 10 =
!. A. ~; sabbath school. II - A. y; Up. c. Q
NM SssSoa:s Church. Rev. " p. Eldrdss. rs.,o.
Preaching crvice, 10 - 4. H.: sabbath School
| II 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. 90 p. -.
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
M baptist hurS. Preaching service, . oor. y.
|, sabbath School. 8 90 r. y. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
srArlp MEETINGS.
, mo Il, In Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on o
befare fun moon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
, No ~. aasc mikes Wednesday Evening. on o.
before full moon: AZ Masonic Hall 0xfcr.
10. r.-Nowsy Lodgs.-Resular meetin,
in Odd Fellows Hall. every Tues'iay Evening
wilder Encampmeus. No. 81. mests In Ode
iugs OF each month. NJ. Hope Rcbekah Lodge
No. s., meets on nrst and third Friday OF each
month.
every Thursday Evening, U. R., A. o. Noyes
Division, No. II. meets third Friday Of each
month.
fourth Saturdays OF each month AZ Grange Hall
| G. R-Harry Rust Poet, No. 81, meets In
New O. a. r. aall on the thru Friday Evening
OF each month.
:. K o. P-Lakeside Lodge, No. III, mcets In
New g. A. X. Hall on the irst and third We'd
nesday evenings Of each month.
| A farmer who has first-clsss maple
Iorchard called at the "bucket shop" the
other day and inquired II sap buckets
were made there.
The Noyes drug store has been paint
ed and greatly improved by Geo. W.
Clancy.
Everett winslow Of Boothbay Harhor
has leased the rooms next to the Hayes
bakery and will open confectionery
store.
Freeland Howe has had the large elm
tree which stood in front Of the old
national bank building cut down.
Carriages appeared upon Main Street
Wednesday OF last week. Although the
snow was nearly all gone 10 the village
IL was still good sleighing between the
village and Norway Lake April eth.
A fire alarm was rung In from box ~,
corner Main and Cottage Streets, Thurs
day forenoon, about 10 O'Clock. The
fire was 10 the old Hathaway Block. II
| ls supposed TO have caught near the chin
ney In the attic. The part Of the block
where the fire was discovered was Oc-
cupied BY +. w. Sanborn over the stores
OF II. II. Burnham and l.. p. SWEET. The
fire department quickly responded and
In very short time the blaze was under
control. Damage by water WAS much
more than BY fire. The crowd moved
the editor without ceremony and In very
quick time. The property was insured.
Rev. J. A. Harding will preach at the
Baptist church commencing June LIST.
He will also hold services at Crockett
Ridge.
The Hebron Dramatic Club presented
the drama, Under the Lsurels," at Con-
cert Hall Wednesday evening OF this
week. The cast OF characters was as
follows:
Mrs. Milford. Aida George.
Rose Milford. sadie Cumming
Polly bowler Ina Peterson.
Sooky Button, Georgia Peterson,
KYLE Brantfori, sylyxuus Poor
Frank Coewcoi, Frecland whfehousc.
Ike Hopper Arthur Cummings
Bob Button, samuel hiuemorc'
Iekc, Walter Consnt
sheriff. Charles Cummings.
The April term OF the Norway Munich
pal Cour, was held Tuesday. The dock
ct shows a large entry Of cases. Record
va. Cobb was tried during the day. The
decision OF the court will be- given at
later date. Smith for plaintiff. kimball
& Son for defendant.
II ia reported that B. F Splnney & Co.
are preparing for large amount OF
work the coming season. Changes are
now In progress In the old shop.
We understand that Col. ii. ID. Little
field will board with j. II. Porter during
the summer.
The village corporation meeting will
be held Monday evening, April 10Th.
The annual meeting OF the Norway
shoe Shop Co. and the Sanborn Shoe
shop Co. were held Monday evening ut
Engine House Hall. The following Of
flcers were elected:
Norway Shoe Shop Co.;
President, c. Y. Ridlon.
Clerk. J. A. stearns
Treasurer, III II Smith.
Directors, &. n. Tubbs, y. W. Sanborn and L. |
NJ. Smith.
Ssnborn Shoe Shop Co.:
President. Fred W. ssnborn.
Vice President. Z. y. Tubos.
Clerk, J. A. Stearns.
Treasurer. II. ID. Smith
Directors. c. y. Tubbs. c. NJ. Smith and y. W.
sanborn. |
Fred Lsferrier is at home from
Bowdoin College.
Bertha Loring OF Yarmouth Is visiting |
her many friends In town.
Lieut.. j. Waldo Nash IL manufsctur- |
ing artificial flies for fishing. He is an
artist at the work.
Landlord woodmsn OF Besls Hotel Is
altering and repairing the north end Of
the hotel.
F. C. Wilson, president Of the Oxford |
Central Electric Railroad, passed through |
the place Monday on his way to Water
ford, where he stopped one night, re-
turning Tuesday.
We understand that John A. Wood |
man will build cottage on the Freeman
shore near the point.
For the past years the Ice has left the
lake ss follows: