Oxford Democrat., 1900-07-31
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prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; ciass nese
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4 STATED MEETINGS.
F.&A.M. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge,
No. ls, In Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on OF
No. ., asse0biss wednesday kvesins, On oi
before full moon. Oxford Council. z. 3. H.,
Friday evening. after full moon. Oxford Lodge,
No. l. Ark Mariners. Wednesday evening afser
| 10. F.-Norway Lodse.-Rsgular meeting
IN Odd Fellows Hall. evefy Tuesday Evening;
wlldcy Epcampment, No. g.. meets In Odd
Fellows Hal, second and fourth Friday Even-
e. mech. Ssna on 1:. and SRS ss Sd.y Of
| month.
K.OfP.-ResuIar meeting In Hathaway Block
Na ,hira fdsy q Of seS
month. Lake Assembly. No. IS. r. g.. second
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month;
| P.of H.-Norway Grange mects second And
| GA. R.--HArry Rust Post, No. 81. mcets In
New g. A. X. Hall on the nrst Tuesday Evening
of each month
4. E.O. f.-Lakeside Lodge. No. III. meets In
New @. A. Il. Hall, on the nrss and third Wed.
ncsdAy evenings Of each month. ,
No. 10. meets at g. A. r. Hall every Tuesday
U.o.P. r.-Eim Tree Colony. No. iss. meess
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
U.O.G. .C.-Norway Commandery. No. al,
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month.
Main Street has been greatly improved
by the road agents. The holes have
been filled.
Mrs. Daniel Dunn aud daughter May
are stopping at the cottage up the lake
for few days.
George ID. williamson OF Ludlow,
Aroostook County, Is visiting bis brother,
Albert II. Williamson. Mr.. Williamson
deals extensively In potatoes.
The II. r. Webb Co. have cleared the
corn shop lot OF the rubbish and are now
canning beans. The contract to rebuild
the factory has been let to G. II. Adams
and nearly all the machinery has BEEN
purchased. The timber, shingles, etc.,
are being delivered on the lot. There 10
little doubt Of the ability OF the firm to
take care Of the seasons corn. The
business push and enterprise OF the hrm
are greatly appreciated by the farmers.
We understand that William II. Whit
comb contemplstes putting in system
OF water works at Millinocket.
Mrs. Anna Bearce and daughter
Blanche, OF wellesley, Mass, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Crooker.
Charles r. Ridlon has purchased cot
tage OF c. B. Cummings & Sons on the
lake shore.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge have ex-
tended an invitation TO all Odd Fellows
and their families In this section TO At
tend picnic to be given by their lodge
at Gibson's Grove, Thursday, Aug. 9th.
Nina Houghton Of Boston is spending
few days with her friends In town.
The street bicyclist gave several exhi-
billions Of his skill In riding the wheel
on Main Street Monday.
Stephen s. Packard was fined $50 and
costs In the municipal court Saturday
for sale Of liquor to one Adams. He
appealed. On Monday Vim. Linnell
pleaded guilty to q second offence OF In.
toxication and upon payment Of the
costs the jail sentence imposed was sus-
pended.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Drake Of Somer.
vile, Mass, are enjoying their annual
vacation at the Elm House.
The new catalogue Of the Norway
Public Library, Vol. Ill, will contain
about sixty-fve pages. Vol. l is made
up OF eighty pages. The library 10 Nor
ways best investment and by fAr the
most satisfactory.
A large party from this place will visit
Four Ponds this week. The following
will be OF the party: II. F. and 4. 4.
Andrews, j. r. Bolster, ]. r. Swan, =.
II. Cummings and j. l. Millett OF Nor
way; Charles Davis Of Oxford; j. II.
Parker Of Unionville, Missouri; A. G.
Drake Of Somerville, and Frank Torrey
Of Boston. The party plan for . weeks
outing.
The school committee at Its last meet
Ing fixed on Monday, September 10th, ~
the date for the commencement OF the
village schools. The schools outside OF
the village will commence when most
convenient for the school.
Mark p. Smith Is spending bis vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
ID. Smith. In this village.
Vim. +. Bosserman, clerk at the
Noyes drug store, enjoyed his first trip
up the lake Sunday. He has been here
six full years. That's business.
Des. Geo. A. wilkins Of South Ber-
wick enjoyed few days 10 town with
his Norway friends during the week.
s. H. wolcott and nephew, John
Pillsbury, started for Union Thursday
morning. Union Ii Mr.. Wolcott's old
home.
Prof. NJ. II. Small Of Passaic, N. j.,
and John Gilbert, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
are stopping at the Beaps Hotel. Prof.
Small was for several years ut the head
of Norway High School.
Mrs. d. w. Beal Of Bangor is visiting
friends In town. She stops at the Elm
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Gilbert left town
Monday for Old Orchard. Mr.. Gilbert
will return after Q week or ten days stay
but Mrs. Gilbert will enjoy the month OF
August there.
Alice and Agnes Rounds are visiting
their friends In town for few weeks.
We understand that Mrs. Dollle N.
Buck has been granted q United States
pension Of sl2 per month with some
back pay.
Ia the municipal court Saturday the
following cases were adjusted thus
State VS.. Ellsworth Field, intoxicatioD,
fined five dollars and costs. Edward
Field sixty days In jail for intoxication,
and Al Soule Of Oxford for single sale oi
liquor $50 and costs.
Services will be held 10 Christ church,
Norway, Aug. 5th and 18th. Morning
prayer and sermon, followed by holy
communion at 1890 A. u. Evening
service at z 80 p. n. The services will
be conducted by the Rev. n. II. Carroll
A DOG STORY.