Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
NORWAY.


Second Congregational Church. Rev. b. 8
Rideont, Pastor Preaching service Sunday
10 20 A. NJ; Sabbath Schooi, u 90 ~; Socia
Meeting. : 30 p. ~: regular weekly Prayer Meet
Ing. Thursday evening; Young Peoples Meeting
Uniycrsaiist Church, Rev. Caroline r. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, ct 10 :,
A. ~; sabbath school. II Is A. -; Y. +. c. U
Msthci,.s church. Rev. ". n. Eidriirc, Pastor
Preaching ervice, 10 30 A. ~. sabbath School
1, 90 NJ; Social Evening Meeting. ! 90 r. ~.
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Baptist church. Preaching service. oor. u.
Sabbath School, 500 r. u. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
F.AA. NJ Regular meeting Of oxford Lodge
No. Is, In Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on OF
before full moon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
No. -. asee nbles wednesds; Evening, on o,
before full moon. at Masonic Hall oxford
Council, T. 5. NJ. Friday evening. after full
moon.
100. F.-Sorway Lodss.-ResulAr meeting
in Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday Evening
wiLier Encampment, No. 81. meets In Odd
Feilows' Ha |. second and fourth Friday Even
ings of each month. MI. Hope Rebekah Lodge.
No. S., meets on first and third Friday Of each
month.
every Thursday Evening. U. X. A. .. Soye-
Division. No. II. mccts third Friday OF each
month.
p. OF H.-Sorvsy Grange meets .coond and
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
G. R-Harry Rust Poet, No. -. meets In
New g. A. X. Hall on ihe third Friday Evening
OF each month.
". C.-Meci. In New C. A. r. Hall, Mon,
S.E. o. f-Lakeside Lodge. No. liz, meet. In
New &. A. r. Hall. on the hrst and third Wed.
nesiay evenings Of each month.
Main Street hiss been scraped-sn an
nusl village cleaning up.
The rubbish on the corner at the head
OF Water Street has been removed. IL
greatly improves the street aud village.
Why not keep IL clesnf
Deputy Sheriff Cross arrested Charles
$. Bacon on warrant issued BY the
municipal court on complaint Of Benja-
min Bacon for an alleged assault and
battery, Wednesday. The trial took
place In the afternoon and resulted 10
the discharge of the prisoner. The COM
plainsnt Will be % years old 10 August
next. He contende6 tina, his son Charles
whipped him. The court found by the
evidence that only proper and neces-
ssry amount of force was used upon the
old msn.
Dr.Tenney has moved from the Horne
Block 10 the Howe Block, where he has
opened nm Office.
V. W. Hills left the village between
five and six o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and went 20 West Paris and returned
on his wheel before $ 80. He remained
In West Paris village long enough TO
trsnssct his business, having been gone
= little more than two hours.
improvements are being made on the
Howe Block. DR.. III. Z. Jones Is having
his operating rooms enlarged by the ad-
dition OF a bsy-window over the entrance
TO the building. c. II. Adams Is In
charge OF the Work.
Miss Annie Lsferrier IL teaching
AZ Locke's Mills. She taught In the
same school last summer and is much
liked bv scholars and parents.
Frank =. Stone Is improving rapidly.
His nurse returned 10 the Lewiston
hospital Thursdsv afternoon.
SUNDAY, Sheriff Cross arrested James
Mcvauu and Edward {. Field while In
toxicated, upon Water street. They
appeared before Judge Davis Monday
morning. McVann was fined 81 and
costs which he paid and was discharged.
Field went 20 JAN for thirty DAYS.
On Tuesday Deputy Sheriff wormell
brought before the municipal court
Clinton Littlefield OF Bryant's Pond.
who was fined for assault and battery
upon Mrs. James Libby, five dollars and
costs. He appealed.
Mrs. b. +. Bradbury is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Young, OF Bethel, this
week.
Rev. j. A. Harding will preach during
the summer at the Baptist church. Serv-
ices will be held st 10 80 A, N.
George Millett has leased the Cum
mings tenement, corner Main and Whit
man Streets.
Ralph |. Trask has . position nj
Hayes bakery.
The Norway fire police have organized
with A. p. Bassett AS chief and q. A.
Brooks as clerk.
A large party OF Norway people went
10 Lewiston Monday to attend the SOusa
concert.
j. Waldo Nash Is on q business and
pleasure trip ut the Rsngeley Lakes Tor
two weeks. Mrs. Nash attends TO the
taxidermist work during her husbands
absence. She is quite as good at the
work As he is.
Memorial services will be held, under
charge of Harry Rust Post, No. 81,
G. A. r., on Tuesday, Nav 30th. As
semble at G. A. X. Hall at 8 A. NJ, line
will be formed at $50, led by Norway
band Knights of Pythiss will do escort
duty. The line OF march will be to
Pine Grove and Rustfeld cemeteries
The usual services at each cemetery,
Dinner will De served at G. A. X. Hall
nj IL 80. At 2 o'clock at Norway Opera
House. prayer will be offered by Rev
j. W. Lewis; comrade Monroe will sing
Lincoln's Gettysburg address will b
read and Hon. james s. Wright will de
| liver the Memorial Day address.
George Field and Fred Allen had 9
very narrow escape on the lake Monday
They were 10 q canoe which tipped ovel
and threw them into the water. Aller
could not swim but was kept afl0at BY
Field until recovered by DIR. Thompson''
crew.
o. NJ Cummings and j. l. Millett at
tended the grand lodge Of Knights o.
Pythias at Portland.
Clerk Of Courts, c. r. whitman,
the Memorial Day orator at Peabody
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Noyes and daugh
ter visited at Mrs. Noyes' sisters, Mrs
n InyarinCss at West MedfOrd