Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-25
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| Second Congresas.ona, Church. Rev: ,; 9.
10 20 A. n; Sabbath school. 400 n; Meas
Prayer Meeting at 8 50; Social MecsinG, - z.
~; regular weekly Prayer Meeting. Ihureiay
evening; Y. r. 3. 9. u. Needing FRIDAY svsn-
| tnivsrsaliss Church. Rev. Caro,ins q. Angsll,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday, % 10 70
a. u; Sabbath School. u NJ; 7. r. .. U.
Mesncdiss Churrh, Rev. n. r. rckets, Pastor.
Preaching ervice, 10 ~ A. H.; sabbath School,
II 90 ~; Social Evening Meeting. 100 ?. y;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; Glass m9s~
Bapiiss 3harch. Rev. "A. Harding. Pastor.
Preaching service, 10 80 A. H.; Sabbath school,,
ls OOH. Prayer Needing SUNDAY evening =. =.
| srArnp xKEruos.
| FAM. Regular meeting OF Oxford Lodge,
No. Is. IN Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on or
before full moon oyfcrd noyA Arcn Cnapsc =,
before full moon. 0xfnrf Council. z. .. ~.
Friday evening, after full moon. Oxford LoiEc,
No. I. Ark Mariners. "wednesday evening amer
100. r.-Norwsy LodE-.-Eegular meeting
In Odd Fellows Hall, every TrASday Evening";
Widely kncampmeut No. 81, mcete In ODD
Fellows Ha |. second and fourth Friday Even.
No. S, messs on drs. and sh2rd Friday Of each
month.
P.-Resular meeting in Hathaway Block
every Thursday Evening. ~. K, 4. o: Noyes
month. Lake Assembly. No. s.. p. g.. second
| and fourth Friday evenings OF each month,
+. OF H.--SorWay Grange meets second AMI
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
g. A. Hilary Rust Post, No. -. meces IN
New q. A. r. Jali on the nrrt Tuesday Evening
OF each month.
VIZ. C.-Weets In New G. A. r. Hall, Mon.
\. E.O.f.-Lake.ide Lodge. No Ia. meets In
New G. A. n. Hall, on the nrst and third Wed.
ncs,iay evenings OF each month. :,
q. VA. M.-Norway and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meets at @. A. X Hall every TUESDAY
TOR. Film Tree Colony. No. 100. meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
month.
meets seoond and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month
Hon John A. Roberts was In Augusta
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. N. whitman Of Canton
are visiting his father, Judge c. +. Whit
msn.
H.F. Andrews started for Iowa the
first Of the week for horses.
Deputy Sheriff Cros has one OF the
smartest horses In the village. He
always comes GU, just little ahead OF
the other fellow.
Sidney X. Ssnborn Is enjoying . Walt
with his brother In Boston for shor,
time.
The old cracked bell In the Universal
ist church steeple IL shortly to be taken
down and q new one Of nearly three
thous.nd pounds put In Its place. The
new one is the gift Of some one unknown
except to the pastor, Rev. Caroline
ANGEL. II IL from the foundry OF
Meneeley & Co.. Troy, n Y, and made
Of the best bell metal. The following
inscription Il on one side, "A gift TO u.
First Universslist Church, 1900" IL Is
understood that the old bell becomes
the property Of the donor Of the ne~
bell and will be shipped TO the foundry
at Troy, n. Y. II has been 10 use since
1910. The new one IL much larger than
sny in town. Contractor Chas. II.
Adams has the work In charge and.
the weather permitting, will complete
the job before Christmas.
j. X. Chase, proprietor OF the Lynn
Street variety store. has new sign the
work OF Bennett & Davis, Whitman 81.
The Saturday evening dances are very
well attended. The music Il hrst-cls |
and the evening most enjoyable.
Those who enjoyed the excursion TO
Auburn Wednesday TO Wait the Rebeksb |
lodge there, report most pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dunn have
broken up housekeeping for the winter.
Mrs. Dunn has gone 10 Lynn where she |
will keep house for her father. She |
will return In the spring.
Ora w. knight Of Orono, chemist at
the University Of Maine Experiment
Station, visited Norway this week for
the purpose Of inspecting the feed stocks |
for sale In town. He took samples for
analysis at the Station at Orono. This
IL work that has undoubtedly resulted
In much good TO the farmers.
Hon. John A. Roberts attended the |
session OF the State Grange at Lewiston
last week.
Miss Fannie Cummings IL at home from |
the Emerson School Of Orstory, Boston.
There IL much agitation just now over |
the proposed purchase OF Ordway Grove
for park. II has been suggested that
y Park association should be at once
formed for the purpose, as the owner.
Mr.. r. A. Dspforth, contemplates cutting
the growth for the Paris sled factory
this season.
Chicken pie supper and entertainment
at the Congregational vestry Tuesday
evening attracted q large attendance
The supper was first-clsss, and the en-
tertsiument-"Dr.B sxter's Crest In
vention. or Youth Restored by Electric
ity," was well presented by the follow
ing:
A. j. stearus. Esq, ~ ..------.- Benz. y. Baxter
Ohm Holman a. .------------- feser Sr.w t0n'
A. ID. Park as. samuel ooley
Mrs. A. ID Park as ..........-. RoxannA Tucker.
Nellie l.. Andrews as ----.-. Dorothy Tucker.
Hattie Cragin IS Mary Ann ofiynn.
Music WAS furnished by Mrs. II. l.. Horne
and Mrs. Walter Chsudler, q piano duet
a solo by Gertrude McArdle and 3 reel.
tation By Mildred Holmes.
Col. Z. r. Smith was one OF the In
vited guests ut Gov. Powers banquet at
the Augusta House on the 18th.
The funeral OF Henry II. Williams.
who died at Newton Upper Falls, Mass,
on Friday OF last week WAS held at the
church Tuesday. Born In
England, he came to Norway when
boy, where he learned the tinsmith's
TRACE NJ WHICH nc WOtkcu iOI bOmc
years. He married Mary A. Stevens,
who, with their daughter, survives him
At one time he was In trade 10 Norway,
later In the employ Of the Old Colony
Co., but at the time OF his
death was superintendent Of the Metro
politsn Park Reservation. He Was
Universalist and a Mason. Rev. G. Z.
Angel ofiiclated at the funeral. Oxford
Lodge, No. Is, r. & A.. NJ, performed
the last sad rites and attended the re-
mains to Pine Grove Cemetery In body.
A large delegation form Lake Assem-
Sisterhood, visited Har-
mOny Assembly at Auburn Thursday
evening of last week and report an
excellent time.
Fur caps at F. II. Noyes Co., Nor.
way and South Paris.
TORTURED A WITNESS.
Intense suffering was endured by Wit
ness T. l.. Martin of Dixie, KY, before
he gave this evidence: III coughed every
night until my throat was nearly raw;