Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-03-27
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Second Congregational Church, NV: =, .
Ridcout. Pastor Preaching servico sunasy,
1910 A. NJ Sabbesh school, 5M HI 1ea
} Prayer Meeting q SIS; Social nceonf. ~ .,
evening; Young Peoples Meeting Friday even
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Universaiist Church. Rsv. Caroline z. ANGEL,
: A. ~; Sabbath School, II H.; Y. p. c. U.
meeting. 90 \.
Methodist Church. Rev. John " Lews' $50,
. rreaching servicea ~ - A. n; saoossn ocnoo'.
sW r.; sociai r Esentne aesUns. .i0s. 49, -
: Ing, Friday evening 49,
nspuss CHURCH: !, ns sn D. =, p s.hhnk scSool
ison. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening Pm
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No: Is. in Masonic Hail. Friday Evening on or
No - 's .s.n ~hls. weSnssSSy EvcninS. on or
before fun moon. Oxford Council. Y. 4 8. n.
Friday evening amer full moon: oaioT , Lc Ms,
fnli moon.
I.O.O.F-Norwsy Lodgs.-Regular meeting
In Odd Fellows Hail. every Il Iuesaay Eon mS
rel,oy MsI aapcora ana fourth Triday EVEN.
, ings Of each month. NJ Hope Rebekah Lodge,
No. So. meets on nrst and third Friday OF each
mSn'n; p..,,.- s..,rv In u.th.v.v R,ooh
every Thursday Evening. q. r., A. D. Noyes
Division. No. y. meets third srtGay OF eaca
and fourth Fr,dsv evenings OF each month.
P.of H.-Norway Grange meets second AND no
'o9r'n SSsuus OF essh p nor'p ~ ~ ,esess IN
New q. A. R. iai, on the frst Tuesday Evening
Of each month.
r. C.-Aeess In new u a. n hAh' "o"
S.E.O. f.-Lakeeide Lodge. No. III. meets In
New G. A. r. Han, on the fret and third We'd
"ear e'eMInsS orv az ana South psr,s Council
Va ~ ,n.sss a, - n Hail every Tuesiay
svsn,ns
U.OeP. Film Tree Colony, No. lss. meets
second and fourth wednesday evenings OF ea'n
W'o.G c.-Norway Commandery, No. az,
meets .econd and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month.
| Can't. r. Ames raised his steamer
lp,.nn.sseew,ssee this week. IL got
caught nv the ice. snow. and water some
time 400 and failed TO come up with
Tho lido
DIR Tbomnson,s stesmer has been
brnncht from Roct island and nut into
he new boat house ON the outlet OF the
lake whore II VIII he carefully repaired.
DR.. Annette Bennett. who has served
one yesr IA town nh Is stefan, has been en-
gagged for another twelve months. Her
services have been very satisfactory.
| Al the annual meeting OF the Norway
savings Rxnt Monday evening the fol.
Iow;ns ,rusrses we're elected Frank II
yorss Chsr,esF R,d,on. George Tubbs.
.lher, + Andrcws Charles I, Hmth,-
- .i,rad : K,mh.l, sna Fr.d w
Ssnho,n A, ,h, meeting Of the tru.-
,e.s the folio Wing officers were chosen
p-..,,,., No. v,mh.p
Vice President-f. W. sanboru.
Treasurer and Clerk-G. X. Tubbs.
The Y. see. will furnish enter.
tsinment nj the Congregational Circle
Tuesdsy evening, the 9th. The meet
| ing will be of much interest, it 10 UNDER
s,ood
| f +. Hastings. ESQ, of Fryeburg,
sud + c. Walker OF Bridgton were at
the Besrs House Tuesday and attended
Probate Court.
Hon. John Z. Swssey OF Canton was
In town Monday on business.
| Mrs. John Haselton and child are en-
ioying few days with her people IN
| Harrison.
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Spinney & Co., WAS In town this week
looking after the business.
DIR. Bisl +. Bradbury, IllustriOus
DEPUTY Grand Master. went to Bangor
this week where he visited Bangor Coun-
ell. r. and s. NJ. Wednesday evening.
Y w. Hills will commence TO repair
b,s bouse on Cottage Street az soon as
Mrs. Eliza +. Frost moves. Mr.. and
Ms Hills will reside on Cottage Street
"a soon az the repairs are completed.
| 81 pits has closed his blacksmith
.bon ON Pleasant Street and gone to
Portland
MS. william NonshAn went to Port
land the frat Of the week where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Susie Webster,
for a time.
c. 3. Akers. after A sickness of some
dave. Ia again seen on our streets.
| II n smith. cashier of the Norway
Ns,ion.l Rant attended the meeting for
On. o,..n,vstion q, the Association Of
So - Nine Rsrts ~ Portland Sat.
-, -, o.. a,ah,r',,vo h.nk. In the
.uy 81, ' av.r. nns had. renresenta-
.,. :. -. ,..,,no
Tho men nrenared the .upper nj the
un,nsrssI,., Circ,a a, Concerf Hall Tues-
A. sysn;ng Ir wss bio sumner and
Io,s 20 "a, n tho wsv NJ mests and baI.
"A ,ssns
NJ and Mrs C. r. Pike. while driy-
inc m Usl,owe,l /, few days since, were
,hrown from rho sleigh. The horse
ran .w.v. smashed up the sleigh aud
Sropned dead. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike we're
not hurt.
The Republican voters will hold a /
caucus AZ Norway Opers House Sstur-
day. March 3lst, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ,
10 select delegates to attend the District
and State Conventions at Auburn and
Lewiston, April 10 and IL.
Nsior Fl. F. Ames Of Auburn, inspect
ed ,hs A. O. Moves COMPANY. L. r., K.
NJ p, saturday evening. He was assist
cd bv Sure. Gen. Bal =. Bradbury, and
Asst surg. A. n. French.
FrsnI s. Waldron entertained his IA
ther. Eben Wsldron, and sister, Nellie
F. wsldron, Of Auburn, Sunday.
We understand that James n. forter
has leased his farm for the summer TO
n II Jon.s NJ New YORK City Who will
~. - Ia q, ..,u
tsEe possession III June Auu noiu " Until
October.
The pythtan S;starhood,s Art Exhihi-
- I'll wss,I. .na,,n.
ton Al fytnian naii wednesday evening
WAS q great success. The supper and
entertainment were also excellent. The
!. =, ., tho evening was en;oved AT whIst.
Charles F. Frost. of Someryille, WAS
In Town the last of the week.
Ed Cummings and George Moves took