Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-02
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6nivsrsanst Church. Rsv. Caroline :. Angel
4. H.; sabbsth School. isn.; 7. r. O. o.
HssScdi;s Church. Rev. B. =. r,cte.s. passo!
Preschise sssyioe, 10 % 4. =; sabbssS School
u 20 ~; Social Evening Meeting. 20 ?. T.;
prayer nsssing, Tuesday evening; Glass nsss
s.p;;s sa SS sus1'n1 s.v A. Harding, Pastor
Preaching ssrvioe, 10 - 4; H.; saboa0 school
u 0on. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening Y. y.
STATED nHErnos.
F.AA.N. Regular needing Of Oxford Lodge,
T. e hssSs' a. . aS OyyL xss thsp.ss
No. ., aassnbles Wednesday Bveains, on or
before full moon. Oxford Council, T. B. ~,
Friday evening, affair full moon. Oxford Lodge,
No. ], Art Mariners. wednesday evening aner
T.o.o.r-Norxay Lodss-Resular meeting
In Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday Evening:
wildey Encampmsnt No. 81, meese In Odd
Fellow Hail. second and fourth Friday Even
No. s S meet on 1s. and sSd Friday Of each
| month.
K. ofP.-Rssulsr meeting in Hashsvay Block
so nsu rs s,ss s! Ar fdsy O. Of sss
month. Lake Assembly. No. -. p. g., second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month, !.
| p. Of H.-Norway Grange mccts second And
"A. Hilary Ruso Poss, No. -. mccts In
New g. A. r. Hall on the nrss Tuesday Evening
OF each month.
| w.R.C.-nesss In New @. A. r. Hall. Non.
4. 4. o. f.-Laleside Lodge, No. III. meet. in
New g. A. r. Hall, on the nrst and third Wed.
| ncsday evening" OF each month.
| o. U. A. M.--Norwsy and South Paris Council,
No. 10. meets at g. A. r. Hall every Tuesday
u.O.P.r-Elm Tree Colony. No. 100. meets
second aud fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
| month.
meets second and fourth Thursday eveninss OF
each month.
| The assessors are taking general
valuation Of the real estate In this town.
They are making very careful canvass
Of the wood and timber lands.
Mrs. 4. G. Skillings and II. Cole will
occupy the Noyes double store near the
post Office after Oct. LIST. IL ID not
known that the stores In the old Noyes
Block have been leased.
| Railroad Commissioners Frederic
Danforth and Benz. +. Chsdbourue were
At the Elm House Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week. They are max
Ing their regular inspection OF the rail-
roads.
The American Bonding & Trust Co.
Of Baltimore, Md, have established a
Local Advisory Board In this place, with
authority to execute certain bonds Tor
court purposes, etc, such s executors,
administrators. assignees, guardians and
trustees, with the following officers:
Chas @. Macon. agent and assistan, secretary.
Y. r. Smith. local attorney and viccpresident
John A. Bolster has sold his place on
Beal Street to w. II. Sanborn. IL 10
understood that Mr.. Bolster will make
hls home with his son 10 Harrison.
Mrs. James Smith has gone 70 Ports
mouth, n. H., and Brockton, Mass, Tor
visit OF few weeks. Before her re-
turn she will visit In Boston.
The tenement over the Savings Bank
has been leased to Chester Flint. II WAS
formerly occupied by Mrs. Oxuard.
One Hermon Cotton was acquitted 10
the municipal court Tuesday OF the
charge OF liquor selling.
Mrs. ID. r. Dunn and her brother, W.
Thomas McCormsc, started for Lynn
Sunday upon receipt Of telegram moth
fying them Of the death Of their mother.
A few Norway citizens attended the
fair at Fryeburg this week. and more
enjoyed the "world's fair" Ut North
Waterford on Friday and Saturday.
Jonathan Whitehouse has fully re-
covered from his sickness and 10 again
with his friends.
Bal r. Bradbury. n. D., the Most Il
lustrious Grand Master of the Grand
Council Of Maine. IL At Cincinnati, Ohio,
where be will attend the meeting Of tho
Grand Council OF Royal and Select Ma
ter Masons.
F.S. waldron, Ut +. p. Stones drug
store, has been appointed geant-Msjor
Of the First Maine Regiment Of Uniform
Rank, X. off
The tenement house Of C.. B. Cum.
mings & Sons on whitman Street has
been painted and repaired.
Lester Hartman Il at work 10 the
Smiley shoe store during Mr.. 2. W.
Faunce's vacation.
The new signs erected by John N.
Cummings at his Elm House and Beal
House stables are very attractive.
j. II. Aldrich hss returned from
Bryant's Pond and bis son, vern Aldrich,
from Shsw's Business College, Portland.
The new lawn tennis association is
differed as follows:
Prcsident-Arhur Boikin.
Vice Prcsidcnt--HArod Bean.
Secretary and Trcasurcr-Charlcs Duroll.
Exocutiye Commisaes-rred smith, Frank
Pike. WIN Walker. Bertha Mann and juno
Leavitt-
Dea. W. s. Pratt, Harvey Snow and
Clarence L. DeCoster attended the Maine
Baptist convention st Yarmouth.
Freeland Howe, Jr., Is at home from
Harvard for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus H. Mcdonald OF
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Nc Donald's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Cole.
Allie Crommett, who has been with
Capt. j. w. Nash at Haines Landing, Is
at home. he reports excellent business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p. Dunn have
leased the Merritt WEIGH house on Main
Street and will move from Horne Block
where they have had rooms for long
time.
The village schools were 10 session
Saturday to make up lost time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Z. Flood Of
Pennington are visiting In town. They
drove over country. Mrs. Flood will
remain for some weeks.
Frank W. Walker, who has been with
John Hayes 10 the Norway bakery for
some time, has bought ont the bakery
business Of Arthur H. Swan and will
take possession In few weeks.
L. I. Gilbert In getting or the electric
car one day this week, slipped and was
quite badly injured by falling.
The harvest supper at the Methodist
church Thursday was great success.
The vestry WAS crowded, but the food
was supplied In great abundance and all
went away much pleased.
Frank II. Beck and A. ] Nevers at
tended the Waterford fair Friday and
Saturday and sold soda water, etc.
A "horseless" carriage passed through
the village Saturday forenoon and at
tracted lots of attention.
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