Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-02-20
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Prayer Meeting q eaS; Social Nssli.f, I - r
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evening; Young Pecpss's Needing FRIDAY sven'
0nivsrsanst Church, Rsv. Carosise =. AnGsn,
Pastor. Preaching service On Sunday, 9 10 -
A. u; sabbsth school. II -; Z. r. o. y.
HesScdiss Churrh. Rev. John ". Lsw!s. Pastor.
Preaching ervtce. 10 20 4. n: SabbeaA school,
II 90 ~; Social kvsaing Meeting, 10 r. n;
prayer neeuns. Tuesday svenins; Class mss~
s.psiss Church. Rev. J. A. Harding. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 80 A. ~; Sabbath School
s0oh. Prayer Needing Sunday evening r. -.
STATED nnBrfHos.
i F.&AN REGULAR meeting Of Oxford Lodge,
No. Is, in Hasonic Han, Friday Kvening. on or
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter.
No. -. aesc nbles Wednesday Eyenlng, On or
before full moon. Oxford Council. u = 3. H..
No. !. AT Sssinsrs. wednesday We evening sfssr
10. o. f-Norway I.odgs.-RsGulAr meeting
In Odd Fellows' Hall. every Tuesday tveninE;
FeIIo1s' Hs !. second and fourth Friday Even.
Nc. 8. meets on Dr.. and sSifd Friday Of each
| month.
| <. ofP-Rssular meeting in Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. D. b, 4. 0. Noyes
Division, No. IL, meets third Friday Of each
| month. Lake Assembly, No. -, r. b.. second
r. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
| fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
G. A. R-Harry Rust Post, No. -. mcc<s In
New G. A. r. Hall on the nrst Tuesday Evening
Of each month.
w.R C.-Veess In New @. A. r. Hall. Mon
az fEse6n FE-L....,as Lodge. No IN, n.s.. In
New G. A. r. Hall, on the frst and third wed
eveuinga ~ month
o. u. A. M.-Norway and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meets At g. A. r. Hall every Tuesday
Uo.P Film Tree Colony. No. lse. meet,
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
month.
each month.
The rain cine In abundance, car
tracks, highways, sidewalks, cellars and
all other places were Oiled with water.
G. B Cummings & Sone, on account Of
rush Of orders for boz shook, ETC., are
running their mill day and night. Their
business was never better than now.
Lawyers and deputy SHERIFF. have at |
tended court during the week. Many |
visiting attorneys and large number OF
the jurors found first-class accomm0- |
dations at the Beal's and Elm Houses.
r K. Howard D. Smith, Grand King |
Of the Grand Chapter Of Maine, visited
the Farmington, Vinslhsven, and Var
mouth chapters during the week.
The water Is sufficient 10 supply the
Oxford power station without the use
Of coal since the rains.
Hereafter the fre alarm will be used
10 give notice that there will be no
school for the day or no afternoon sea
sion. The first will be sounded at 8 :l5
A n, and the second ut ii AS An In
the last case the forenoon session will
close ut IL O'Clock for the primaries and
O'Clock for the other schools. The
school committee have also arranged TO
receive bids for stove wood for the
various schools. The lowest bidder TO
supply the schools.
While Maud and Mabel Davis of Au-
burn were driving TO Norway with =
team hired from Jonas Edwards Of Au-
hurp, they were stopped nj Mechanic
Falls BY Waterman & Jordan. who
claimed the horse and that II hid been
stolen from them. The ladies were AL
lowed to proceed to Norway however.
On their return to Mechanic Falls the
horse WAS taken by Waterman & Jordan
however and the ladies took the cars.
T. T.. Millett fell upon the Ice few
DAYS ago and Is suffering from the fall
now with lame back.
The ladies' OF the NJ K. church will
celebrate wsshington's birthday Thurs
day evening. One OF their excellent
suppers will be served followed by an
Thursday evening, at Concert Hall,
the delightful and laughable farce,
Bowled Out," was given for the benefit
OF the piano fund, for the /. 90 +.
Hall. Following the farce was prone
n ade. Both were we'll attended. The
free WAS presented by the following
cast Of characters:
Mr.. Ezekiel Yearner. an orator. n. L. Kimball.
Arlington. music master, A. J. Stearns
Bob Quorms, painter. Frank kimbaL
kidman. fisherman, Ernest Rove.
Mrs. BRETON, Virginia Weston.
Marion. her adopted daughter. Alice Frost.
Sarah Ann. her maid, Hattie Cragtn.
j. T. Rowe will move his b,rber shop
business from the shop near Hobbs va
riety store to the bakery building oppo-
site the post Office.
The Empire Stock Co. have adjourned
their opening from Monday evening,
Feb. 10, to Monday evening, Feb. ash.
The dag entertainment at the Congre-
gationsl church Wednesday evening by
Dea. wilkins OF South Berwick, was well
attended and very Interesting. He gave
a brief historical description Of each n,g.
The chorus gave several patriotic songs
during the talk by Dsa. wilkins, adding
much to the entertainment.
Ga Wednesday evening, most pleas
ant gathering took place at the n. E.
parsonage. 1t Was . pound party for
the benefit OF Rev. and Mrs. John w.
Lewis. The attendance was large and
the donations abundant. The company
enjoyed q very pleasant evening socially.
Mrs. o. n. Bradbury went to Portland