Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-30
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: NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meeting. Thursds
everins; Y. p. 8. c. 4. Meeting Friday eve
bniversaliss Church. Rev. Caroline r. Angc
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, ~ 10
4 A. ~; Sabbath School. II NJ; 7. r. Q.
Methoiist Church. Rev. n. y. Pickett. Pas,o
Preaching service, 10 50 A. n; sabbath Schoc
!. l, 90 "; Social Evening Meeting. Z 90 p. y
e prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; clsss mes
Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Harding. Paste
I Preaching service, 10 80 A. NJ; sabbath schoo
i i2ocN. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening r. I
STATED MEETINGS.
', F.&AM. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lods
: No. Is, In Masonic Hall. Friday Evening on q
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapse
before FUN moon. Oxford Council. Y. 4 8. n
Friday evening. after full moon. Oxford Lotg'
No. I. Ark Mariners, Wednesday evening afse
fun moon.
in odd Fellows Halt, every Tuesday Eveninl
widely Encampment. No: 81. mcets In Cd
Fellows Hal. second and fourth Friday Ever
ings OF each month. Mt. Hope Rehekah Lodgt
No. =, meets on nrst and third Friday OF csc
K.ofP.-Rcruiar meeting In Hathaway Bloc
every Thursday Evening. u. X, A. q. Noye
Division, No. ls, meets third Friday OF eacl
month. Lake Assembly. No. 81, p. 8, secon'
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month,
T.. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second an.
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall
q. A. R-fiarry Rust Post. No. 81, fneess II
New g. A. X, aall on the hrst Tuesday Evenin'
W. r. C,-Mec.s In New G. A. R. Hail. Mon
day evening. $50
N.E.o. P.--Lakeside Lodge, No. IL. meets II
New q. A. X. Hail. on the fret and third We'd
| ueaiav evenings OF each month
| O L. MIDWAY and South Paris Council
No. 10. meets at g. A. 4. Hall every Tuesda,
evening.
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF cacl
| month.
U.oG. C.-Norway Commandcry. No. e.,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings o.
! each month.
By vote Of the town sll taxes for 1900
become due on the 10th OF November
with interest at six per cent thereafter,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stearns will occupy
| the Clement place on Orchard Street.
Mrs. Sarah A. Msrston will board
with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bacon on
Whitman Street during the winter
months.
John NJ. Frank and Vim. Bolton are
at work for f. +. Smith laying a side
walk and grading the yard.
Vivian W. Hills was In Boston during
the week on business trip.
Frank II. Beck and Annie K. Jordan
were married at the Universsllst par
sonsge Monday, Oct. 22i. They left
for Boston on their wedding tour. Mr..
Beck il engaged In trade Ia Moves
Block. The Young people are held In
high esteem by all, who wish them n
long, prosperous and happy life. They
will board with the brides parents, Mr..
- A.. na,.;a In-aap an Whit ma N
Street.
The Browning Reading Club will hold
It's next meeting with Mrs. Lena An
drcws. on Paris Street, Monday evening,
Oct 29.h, at Z 80 O'Clock.
IL ia reported that the brick block
built by Cyrus 5. Tucker on Main
Street, was sold by the cxecntrices Of
his estate Thursday for 50 900 and the
widows rights in the property. IL was
sold 70 his sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Oxusrd.
r c. winslow Is clerking for j. o.
Crooker. Mr.. winslow was with q. =.
Ridlon for long time.
The ladies' Social Circle gave sn en-
tertainmeut at the vestry Of the Cougre-
g,tiousl church Monday evening. IL
was Comedy Duo" 10 which Harry
Raymond and Zulet,e Spencer Pierce
presented 10 costume impersona,ions OF
Richard Carville, etc.
George II Bennett has put water into
his residence on Whitman Street from
the Cummings spring.
The Maine Pathological Society, 81 It's
M setiug at the Opera House la this
place Nov. IS snd H. Tuesday and We'd
nosdsv, will Offer between four and five
hundred dollars In premiums.
There will be church rally and roll
CALI at the NJ. +. church Monday after
noon aud evening, Oct. 29;h. The after
noon service will commence at 2 80
o'clock aud the evening NJ Z 30 O'Clock.
Both are public.
Wallace Sheen will enjoy the month OF
November in Albany looking up game
and having general good time.
+ c. Thompson and j. p. Edwards
hSve returned from their Desd River
hunting trip. They captured quite an
amount Of game.
j. II. Jewett has returned from Ram
ford Falls, where he has been st work
for some time past.
The Alabama Troubadours will show
at the 0pera House on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 80.
Roy Jordan Is elerking for Frank II.
Beck this week.
Quin Pratt is suffering from an injury
received while at work for the q. Il. X.
X. His foot Was badly jimmed by 3
stick OF timber.
The Rowe-Ktng Stock Company at the
Opera House, Monday, Tuesday and
"wednesday evenings WAS success.
They played For Liberty aud Love, Quo
Vadis, and Free Born American.
The w. G. L. L. will hold their annual
benefit supper and entertainment st Con-
Ger, Hall Thursday evening, Nov. LIST.
IL Is hoped that all will attend for the
money goes for the best OF purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. williamson were
in Boston during the week on pleasure
and business trip.
Arthur Hebbard accompanied the men,
hers OF Kors Temple Of Lewiston to
Providence, x. l., Thursday. He re-
turns Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Barnes NOV
ed into their new home on Pleasant
Street last week. IL will be remember
ed that Mr.. Barnes bought the j. Z.
Long place some time since.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. C.. Allen Of Malta
poisett, Mass, are visiting at +. A.
Danforth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Pike have taken
rooms over the cottage studio on Cot
tsge Street, having moved from the Por-
ter house.
Horace Cole, after q long sickness,
died 1T his residence on Oak Avenue
Friday evening, Oct. 18th. He was
born 10 Norway, Oct. 4th, 1910. he
first married Alice K. Denison OF Nor
way by whom he had three children, all
Of whom survive him, Edward D., Her
bert D., and Annie May Cole. For his
second wife he married Mary Knightly
who survives him. He served several
wears In the civil war In the navy and
later as musician In the infantry
service. For more thsn quarter OF q
century he was engaged In business as
jeweler and matchmaker In Noyes Block
on Main Street. He was member OF
Norway Lodge, No. 16, /. o. 0. F.,
Harry Rust Post, No. "a, G. A. r., and
greatly interested 10 the Universslist
church, and in politics Republican.
The funeral services were held Sunday
at p. NJ. and interment In Pine Grove
cemetery.
Postmaster Stiles is thoroughly inter-
ested in the Rural Free Delivery System
and after q careful consideration Of the
towns best interests has started petit
ton TO have the same established In
Norway. One route has already been
mapped out, and the movement will
probably result In the laying out Of two
or more Ia town. This system has met