Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
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ndsccf fssSor. PrsscAiss seryios sunday.
l0zo 4. n; oAbbath ocheol, - 90 H.; Mems
Prayer Needing q 80; Social 1see1aS, 9:ls ?.
:vs.isSi 7. r. 81 9, 4 Asss'as friday sven.
Jrivcrssnss Church. Rsv. Caroline =. Angel,
PAs1or. Prsocaing sorvice % Sunday, e 10 20
\. H.; sabbath School. II H.; I. r. Q. y.
HssSoaiss Church, Rsv. \. y. T,etsss, Pastor.
l1A0 n; Social kvening Meeting. 20 r. H.;
Emyss , nSss:ss: ~, Tessdas evening; cAss mes
s.psi% GhurcH. Rev. ). A. Harding, Pastor.
Presiding service, 10 - 4. H.; sabbath School,
nMM fqysr Meeting Sunday evening Pm.
STATED xxRrmos.
No. Is IN Masonic Hall Friday Evening on or
before full mob. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter.
No. o. Asssublss Wednesday Evening, on or
before fall moor; OxtScd Counc,. :. y. H.
10: l. All NaHnsrs. wednesday evening afssr
f.o.o.I-xerx.y Lodss.-Rssular meeting
Sd IsS a 'y NJ Il no L oda
Teilows Han, second and fourth Friday Even.
10. 9. nsess On ara and third Friday Of each
K. ofP-RexuAr meeting in Hathaway bloch
every Thusday Evening. o.. r., 4. o. Noyes
Division, No. II, meets third Friday Of each
month. Lake Assembly. No. -, p. g.. second
P. Of H-Norvsy Grange .nesss second and
fourth Saturdays Of each month - Grange Hall.
@. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. 3, meets in
New 9. A. 3; Hall on Tie hrss Tuesday Evening
VIZ C.-Hesss In New g. A. r. Hall. Mon.
K Z. o. Y.-Lals.ide Lodge, No. III. meets in
ss sS ~ evening" y; Of q s.sa m month. --
o. q. A. H.-Norway and South Paris Council,
No. 10. meets ~ g. A. r. Hall every Tuesday
o. Or. Film Tree Colony. No. 100. mccss
second and fourth Wednesday evenings Of each
o. 9. o;-ser.ay csmm.nasry. No. NJ;
each month.
Rev. Sumner Bapgs and wife are visit
Ing bic brother, II. J. Bangs.
Daniel r. Damn snd family have NOV
ed IRON the Horne Block 70 Merritt
welch's tenement on Main Street where
they will keep house.
n. Cole and Mrs. r. @. Sklllings are
now nearly settled 10 their new stores Al
the Noyes Block. The large store Il
divided In the middle, making two very
pretty stores.
The town assessors are improving the |
exceptionally One weather In completing |
the valuation OF real estate. The lsst
valuation vas made In September, 1891,
nv r. p. Smith, II. c. 0xnard and Ira
johnson.
The annual convocstiou Of Oxford |
Chapter, No. 70, was held At Masonic
Hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 8, st z
Pm. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
H.P.-H. l.. IA. lcst, N. d.
K-A. W. walker.
SIN. Rarker. n D.
Treasurer-E. y. Smith.
Secrrsary-G Y. Tuba.
Finance Commitsrc-H. d. Smith. G. II.
Adams and A. 9. I. King.
A most pleasant banquet was enjoyed
by the large number present, after which
singing and speech making were most
entertaining.
By special Invitation OF Director
Chapman II. l.. Horne attended the
Music Festival at Bangor Monday,
u.
He went from Bangor TO Portland.
o. II. Pingree Of I,ocke's Mills plead
ed guilty In the municipal court Mon
day to the charge Of intoxlcation and
was fined o and costs, which were paid
Charles Croker and Edwin 8. Cole OF
Lewiston for the illegal transportation
Of eighty-six pints OF intoxicating
LIQUORS were sentenced by the court To
sixty days In jail A boy arrested with
the last two was discharged. Thus
ends the worlds fair at North Water
ford for 1900.
The lawyers In town all Joined In n
petition for the appointment OF Judge
Henry c. Peabody Of Portland 10 the
In the Supreme Court.
The large store house, $50 20 feet,
ou whitman Street, WAS built by Samp-
son & Scribner for G. b. Cummings & Z
Sons.
Nellie Smith Of Boston Il with her
cousin, Mrs. James Dsnforth, for u visit.
The members Of the Unlversallst Cir
Gle have changed their meetings from
Tuesday TO Friday evenings. Il
Charles Smiley will 60 TO Southern
Colorado where he will reside for time :
Do account Of his health.
One million and half feet Of lumber
was sawed by c. B. Cummings & Sons
1t the village saw mill. Work Was
finished Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Hathaway
are In Boston for . week or more with
friends. /,
W. II. Warren has leased the wilkins
tenement on Beal Street and will move
from Pejepscot. II
Capt. Wright Bisbee Of North Adams,
Mass, 10 enjoying his annual visit in
Norway.
A large party from the village enjoy
ed m outing at James Crockett's We'd
nesday. They were ell members Of
Harry Rust Post, g. A. r., and the
woman's Relief Corps. II WAS the an
nual basket picnic and Sdelightful time.
Mrs.. David o. Smiley Of Benton Falls |
ID visiting her con Thomas for few
weeks.
Mrs. Hattie A. Small has moved from
Beal Street TO the Ethridge house on
Pine Street.
Fred Brown, who has clerked for c.
n. Tubbs during the past year, ID at
work for Thomas Smiley.
Charles McKeen OF Stoneham, while at
work at the depot Wednesday, hurt his
thumb quite badly.
A large number Of Uniform Rank,
Knights Of Pythias, were at Lewiston
last week where they attended the field
day exercises. On Wednesday Q party
from the Pythisu Statehood visited the
members OF the order ut Bridgton, went
to the fair and enjoyed . banquet In the
evening.