Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-06

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| Second Congregational ChurcA, Rev. D.
/ Rheout Pnaoor. PvUachlag ooTyico Sunday
10 20 4. n; 6abbakA ecAcoI. 1900 H.; eocia
Meeting. ! % r. \; regular vssnly prsyes 1ese
iss. Thursd.y eveaiae; Young Peoples Aess'nI
uniyys s Church, Rev. Caroline 4. Anssll
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday. q 10 q
IA. r.; sabbath school. II ~ 4. y; 7. p. @. o
'' HssHcdi.s Church. Rev. n. y. Eldrsdes, Pastor
Preaching ,srv!ces 10 - 4. T.; sabbath School
prayer meeting. Tuesday eveninsi class msss
nE E.ps,s aa Sh snsslh f.ea,ns ..rvo.
SABBATH School. 500 ?. \. Prayer Needing
Saturday evening.
sfArKD MEETINGS..
F.&A.M. Regular messipe Of Oxford Lodge
No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on Of
before fun moon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
before full moon, a Masonic Hall Oxfori
Council, u. 4 8. H.. Friday evening. afser full
moon.
100 r.-Novway Lods.. Regular meetins
% Sa fsS. ms Soy II %s. i
rellows' Ha |. second and fourth friday Even
ings of each month. Nc. Hope Rebekah Lodge
No. IS. meets on frss and third Friday Of each
month.
N. f.-hc4Ok8r mtcSinx u tnk08W8y btOct
every Thursday Evening. o.. r. A. o. Noycs
Division. No. ". mects third Friday Of each
month
P. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month ~ Grange Hall.
New G. A. R. dali on the third Friday Evening
OF each month.
W. r. C.-Mcct, In New G. A. r. Hall. Mon.
NJ o. f.-Lakeside Lodge. No. III. meess In
New G. A. r. Hail, on the hrss and third We'd.
nesday evenings Of zach month.
C. n. Tubbs il painting the Movers
store building. Main Street.
c. l.. Hathaway has his lawn In excel
lent condition.
Sewer pipes have been put Ia from the
old Hathaway Block to the river.
Geo. w. Walker has charge OF the vii
lsge streets under direction Of the select
men.
Elmer Abbott Of Berlin, N. H., Ia Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. John II. Burnham
Rev. b. s. Rideout will preach the
regular annual sermon to the members
OF Norway Grange at the Centre church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole Of Boston are
visiting Mr.. Coles parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Z. Cole, In this village.
Memorial services were held In this
village rs per program. Rev. c. +. An
CELL preached very able sermon Sun
day morning to the G. A. X. Post and
Relief Corps ut the Universalist church
Memorial Day, details from the Post
visited all cemeteries within the care Of
Harry Rust Post and attended to the
proper decoration Of the graves. At
0 80, Ia front Of G. A. X. Hall, the process
sion was formed with the Norway Cadet
Band st the head, A. o. Noyes Company,
L. r., X. Of r., a. escort, Harry Rust
Post, G. A. r., and Harry Rust Relief
Corps. The march Was TO Pine Grove
Services were read by the
post officers and graves decorated. Re
turning Rustfield cemetery was visited
and soldIers' graves visited and decorat-
ed. Dinner was served at G. A. II. Hall,
a most ample baked bean dinner" A
squad Of twenty Spanish war veterans
TO Pine Grove cemetery under
Lieut.. Adkins and decorated the graves
Of Capt. Frank T. Bartlett and Priv.
Myron Cherry. At two o'clock the
Opera House Was crowded. Rev. John
W. Lewis, OF the Methodist church,
made the prayer. Frank S. Monroe
sang two songs and Miss Hattie Crsgin
read Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
The Grafton was delivered by Hon. 3. s.
Wright and was an able and eloquent re-
view Of the past.
Lizzie aud Agnes Besl have returned
10 their Norway home after the winter
months spent in Boston. We under
stand that their return was somewhat
delayed by sickness.
Frank j. Stone sits up little and his
many friends expect he will visit the
store In the course OF two or three
weeks.
Superintendent Jones trimmed the
street cars Memorial Day with Hsgs, red
white and blue bunting, and In the even
ng the cars were sblaze with red, white
md blue lights.
W. F. Jones. Esq, went TO Bost6n the
irst Of the week.
Arthur Hayden had q fall at Horne
Block Monday from the top Of the stairs
% the ground, a distance Of more than
twenty feet. IL hurt him very little.
he was In the street next day.
Jim Allsrd entertained his father from
Freedom, n. H., this week.
The following officers have been elect
ID by the Universallst Sunday School:
sup,. 8. b. Cumming.
Vice saps.. Mrs. y. A. Danforth.
Sec. and Treas. June Leavttt-
Librarian, c, s. Akers.
Asst Librarians. Elsie A. Favor and Eugene
Chori-,er. Mrs. y. A. panforth.
Asst Chorister. Virginia T.. Sargent.
William o. Morse OF Maiden, Mass,
was In town during the week. He IL
visiting Mrs. Morse's people at North
Paris.
Mrs. T. l.. Webb Of Berlin. n. H., Is
visiting Ia town for a short time.
Mrs. Simeon Drake and daughter, Mrs.
c. +. Johnston, Of Kittery Point, are
visiting at DR.. brakes.
Freeland Perkins Is the new clerk At
Bears Hotel and Il much liked.
Oxford Lodge, No. Is, +. and A. NJ,
will observe st. Johns Day rs usual
this year.
IL. Shepherd and G. Z. Macomber
were In town recently looking after their
interests.
Several very nice salmon were on exhi-
bition at the Beal's Hotel this week.
They weighed 4, I IL and l-2 pounds
each. There were also several red spots
about two pounds. They were
taken by Landlord woodman and his
guests.
Freeland Howe, after q nineteen days.
fishing trip at Bemis, Middle Dam, Up
per Dam and B Pond, returned Saturday.
he reports an excellent time and very
good success.
FATAL ACCIDENT.