Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-24
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le,lo 4. H.; Sahbalh school, 80 H.; nsn's
Prayer Meeting q Is; Social Meeting. % 2.
sssscr91 ev 10Y 10y P1y1s s.;se ,ds1 cvsS.
tnivsssaliss Church, Rev. carofins +. Angsll,
Pastor. Preaching service on sunday, = 10 70
A. H.; sabbath school. 10 -; I. r. o. U.
HesScdiis Church, Rev. john ". Lewis, Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 % 4. H.; 6abbeth school,
II % NJ; Social kvsning Messing. 100 =. T.;
prayer neeunG. Tuesday evening; Class mees
k.psis Church. Rev. ). A. Harding. Pastor
Preaching servics, 10 % A. H.; sabbath School.
u CON. Prayer Aesting Sunday evening F.h
STATED MEETINGS.
F.&A.N REGULAR meeting Of Oxford Lodge,
No. 10, IN Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on or
No. =. assenbies Wednesday Evening, on or
before full moon. Oxford Council. v. 8. NJ.
Friday evening, amer full moon. Oxford Lodge.
No: I, Ark Mariners. Wednesday evening amer
100. F.-Norwsy Lodsr.-Regular meeting
In Odd Fellows' Hall, every Tuesday Evening:
Wildey Eucampment, No. 81, meeta In Odd
rellows Ha |. second and fourth Friday Even
NO. Ss e ssss s cs and s s ss.y Of
K ofP.-Rssular meeting In Hashawsy Block
every THURSDAY EVENING y. r. s.,d a. o: Soycss
month. Lake Assembly, No. 8. r. 8. second
aud fourth Friday evenings OF each month.
r. Of H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth sssurdays Of each month q eranss ha,i.
New q. A. r. dali on the nrss Tuesday Evening
W. r. C.-Vsess In New G. A. r. Hall. Mon
4. T. 8. F-L.ie.iae Lodge. No, IL. meet. in
New q. A. r. Hail. on the first and third Wed
ncsiay evening" OF each month. :.
o U. A. M.-NorwAy and South Paris Council,
No. 10. meets q q. A. 4. Hall every TUESDAY
TOP. Film Tree Colony. No. lse. meets
sccond and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
d. @. c-Sorwsy Commandery. No. al,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month.
Deputy Sheriff Cross and wife were st
Bridgton this week on visit.
James Smith went to Boston Monday
TO purchase boots and shoes.
The steel range people left Norway
for Caribou where they will establish
headquarters for . time. They drove
across country.
Co. d, First Regiment, N. g. S. NJ,
will take part In the parade at Portland
estate Day" In August.
We understand that the corn factory
will be rebuilt In season for this years
corn crop. Work will commence nj
once upon the adjustment Of insurance
matters.
Rcv. X. Alonxo Scott Of Knoxville,
Tenn, preached at the Congregational
church Sunday and on Monday evening
lectured on "Rsce Problem Ia the
SOUTH at the same place. He Il most
interesting speaker and the fact that he
has once been sold ~ slsve adds great
~ to his instructive lecture.
william T. Abbott OF Boston made his
friends visit this week. His visit was
one Of business as well as pleasure. He
returned Wednesday morning. The
family will not spend the summer In
Norway this year.
Walter Brett WAS 10 town during the
week with his people.
The Democratic caucus held &C the
Opera House Monday elected the follow |
Ing:
Chairman, r. l. TrAsk.
Secretary. ID. Z. Clark.
Delegates TO county convention, y. r. Towne. |
Ralph I. TrAsk. Ell. Hobbs and n. l.. Kimbaii. |
Esq
The book agents are now on the
premises with that ''officlsl edition" OF |
the presidential battle Of 1900, ETC., etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ID. Cole OF Port |
land are visiting at Mr.. Coles fathers
and enjoying life at Coles Island.
Surgeon-Msjor Bal =. Bradbury was
In Augusta this week on business con- |
nected with the N. g. s. n. encampment |
to be held at the state capital In August. |
Mrs. Izsh Sanborn Ia the guest Of Mrs.
n. Alice OxnArd. Mrs. Ssnborn was
the former mstron OF the Girls Home at |
Belfast. She has accepted similar
position at the Kings Daughters Home
at Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hayden occu- |
pied the Hayden cottage on the west
shore of the lake during the week. Mr..
Hsyden's brother-in-law, Frank p.
knight, and sons, Of Manchester, Mass,
were also at the cottage.
Hugh Mckay, q. W. Cannon and j.
p. Edwards went to Stonehsm for few |
days outing the frat OF the week.
Lee N. Smith and family are enjoying
their vacation at Leavitt's cottage on
the lake shore.
MUSE iucit euppitcs htss Inv paw
10 the National Bank during the latter's
vacation Of few weeks.
Elmer Abbott OF Berlin, N. H., has
returned after most pleasant vacation |
In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Twombly have
from visit at Audover where |
they passed = week most pleasantly.
Lewis P. Bartlett, Jr., Of Lynn, was
10 town this week looking after the shoe |
industries. II IL reported that the pros. |
pect for brisk seasons work Is very
good.
After Q short sickness, Mrs. vesta
Wo0dsum, wife Of Cyrus
WoOdsum, died ct her home on Main |
Street Thursday evening at the age OF
"a years. No one had more friends 10 |
the village. She was deeply interested
In the Univefsalist church and one Of Its |
most earnest workers. Her husband
and daughter, Olive n survive her.
Mrs. VIM. Writ Virgin OF Portland Ia
visiting her brother, Horace Cole, 10 this
village