Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-03-20
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1910 4. n; sabbash SclDoL. y 90 H.; Men
Prayer Meeting q 9 rs; Social Meeting, 90
2 H.; Irregular weekly Prayer Meeting. Lhursda:
evening; Young Peoples Nesting fr,day evsn
, bniversaliss Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, = 10 !, =
! A. NJ; Sabbath School. II H.; I. r u
, Meshodiss Church. Rev. John W. Lewis. Pasto!
Preaching service, 10 30 4. NJ; Sabbath bcnooi
u 90 ~; Social Evening Nesting. 200 p. =:
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; ciass mess
, Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Harding. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 80 A. H.; Sabbath school
. BOOK. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening 2.
srArKp MEETINGS.
| F&AM Regular meeting of Oxford Lodge
: No. Is, in Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on OF
. r1 % SSe. WsSne.dSy ESenins on
before full moon. Oxford Council, T. =. ~.
Friday evening, after full moon. Oxford Lodge
No. l. Ark Mariners. Wednesday evening AfteI
10, o. F-Norway Lodse.--Regular meeting
In Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday Evening
widely Encampmcnt, No. 81. meets In Odd
Fellows Hal, second and fourth friday Even
No. IS m meet on nrs. and third Friday Of each
K.ofP.-Rerular meeting In Hathaway Block
every Thursday EVENING. o. K, A.. y. Soyes
month. Lake Assembly. No. IS. p. s.. second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month;
p. of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth SATURDAYS Of each month s.ts A IN
New g, A. r. Hall on the first Tuesday Evening
OF each month.
O. f.-Lake.ide Lodge, No. liz. meets In
New G. A. r. Hall, on the fret and third We'd
ncsdav evenings OF each month
O. u. A. M.-Norway and South Paris Council,
No. 10. meets NJ q. A. X. Hall every TUESDAY
U.O.P. Film Tree Colony. No. lse. meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
month. 80
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings OF
| each month.
Julius Judkins for iptoxication was
sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment
In Paris jail Tuesday In the municipal
court. At the same time one William
McClesr for illegal transportation OF in-
toxicating liquor. who WAS clearly
guilty, WAS fned fifty dollars and costs
In default OF payment Of same Was COM
mitted for thirty days.
Frank II. Hurd has bought the old
Geo. Jackson place opposite the saw mill
and will remove the old house and build
first-clsss blacksmith shop on the lot.
Lt.-Col. +. +. Smith WAS ut Lewiston
tuesday and Wednesday aspresident OF
u Military Board Of Inquiry 10 the case
- I'd Lieut.. Joseph II. Lspham OF b CO.,
81 Infantry. The hearing WAS held at
| the Common Council room, City Build
ing.
On account Of sickness. Deputy Grand
High Priest, Fred NJ. Plnisted. did not
visit Oxford Royal Arch Chapter, No.
20, Wednesday evening. He will. II
able, probably visit the chapter In April.
W. II. & G. II. Dunn are arranging to
huild sn addition tn their barn on the
Pottle place, Pike Hill. They have
greatly improved the farm and buildings
since they bought the farm.
DIR. s. A. Bennett Ia enjoying Visit
with his son, Willis Bennett, In Boston,
thi. week.
Register Of Probate, A. ID. Park, WAS
the suctioneer at the sale OF clothing oy
4. l.. Ssnborn & Co., at Hathaway
Block. L, Il generally understood that
The suctioneer managed TO get an excel
lent price for the goods.
Horace +. Mixer IL improving h's
buildings by building an addition be-
tween the house and the stable, thus
greatly increasing the rooms.
The scholars Of the first grammar gave
a frst-class and high toned minstrel
show az Concert Hall Wednesday even
ing. The sharp jokes told and witty
things spoken we're applsuded by the
large audience. Miss Virginia K. Sar-
gent was pianist. Financially 1t Was q
success as they cleared nearly $40. AFTER
the entertainment was promenade In
which all took part.
The officers Of the mems union at the
Congregational church are as follows:
President L. !. Gilbert
Vice. President. Rev. Ii. s. hdeout.
Secretary. II. l.. Plummer
HID. Cole, who for year or more
has served as hospital steward between
San Francisco and the Philippines, re-
turned to his home this week. He came
much sooner than he intended on ac-
count OF the sickness Of his father,
Horace Cole.
Nv. Starrett, of Portland, agent for
the Msine Register, WAS In town the first
of the week making his annual visit.
Mrs. NJ. w. Sampson Is visiting Mrs.
HI. Danforth at Gorbsm, n. H., for a
few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cook went to Cum
berland Mills the first OF the week aud
visited Mr.. Cooks people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thsddeus Cross spent
the week with relatives In Sweden where
the deputy divided his time between
business and pleasure.
Miss Honor Quincy has taken Sadie
Blake's place in Merritt welch's store
where she has been clerking.
viii Wade, OF Portland, is the new
clerk st the Beal's House. Mr.. Boswell
has returned to his home In Brockton,
Mass.
The meeting Of the Oxford County
Medical Association will be held 10 this
place April 30th instead OF March 18TH:
At the organization Of the school
board Saturday VIM. r. Jones, Esq, was
elected president. The spring term, 1t
was decided, should commence after
two weeks vacation with . change OF
time for the afternoon session. which
will hereafter be from 10 to 4:l5. The
board have engaged. Chss. Z. Burt a.
janitor for the lower primary school
house.
AT the annual meeting Of the Norway
Masonic trustees the following officers
were elected Friday evening:
President-George W. Holmes.
Secretary-H. ID. Smith.
Treasurer-A. S. kimball.
Howard d. Smith, cashier OF the Nor
way National Bank, has been confined
to his house with bad cold during the
week.
James l.. Parker visited In Lewiston
and Portland this week.
Eben S. Kilborn, j. G. Billings, ID. q.
Lovejoy and n. E. Richardson Of Bethel
attended the chapter meeting wednes-
day evening.
Mary +. Shurtleff Is repairing her
house on Brown Street, lately damaged
by fire. w. Kimball Is master workman.
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
March 2lst, the Pythian Sisterhood will
hold an Art Loan Exhibition at the n.
OF P. Hall.
We understand that John H. Haselton
has accepted a position In Portland az
motorman on the electrics. He Will
continue his dancing school just the
same however.
w. F. Jones, Esq, will move bis law
Office to the rooms lately occupied by
the Metropolitan Stock Exchange In the