Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-25
NORWAY.
CHURCHES.

second Congregational Church. Rev. r. $.
Rideou;, Pastor Preaching service sunday,
1910 A NJ; sabbath sehooi. 100 n; nsns
Prayer Meeting ~ is; Social Meeting. 90 p
~, regular weekly Prayer Meeting. THURSDAY
evening. Young Peoples Meeting Friday even
ing
Pastor. Preaching service on sunday, ~ 10 70
A n; sabbath school, y ~; Y. y. Z. L.
meeting. NcP.s.
Methodis, Church. Rev John W Lewis. PASTOR.
Preaching service 10 80 A n; sabbath school.
II 90 M: Social Evening Meeting, 90 p. N;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
Baptist Church. Rev J. A Harding. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 80 A. NJ; sabbath school,
H0s. Prayer Meeting sunday evening p.
STATED MEETINGS.
FSAM Regular meeting OF oxford Lodge,
No Is IN Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on or
before fun moon. oxford Royal Arch Chapter,
No. -. assemblies Wednesday Evening. on or
before full noon oxford Council. X >. M,
Friday evening, AFTER full moon. oxford Lodge,
No. !, Ark Mariners, Wednesday evening AFTER
fun moon.
100. F.-Sorwsy Lodge.-RegulSr meeting
In Odd Fellows Hall. every Tuesday Evening
Wildey EncampmenL No. 81. meets In Odd
Felows' Hal. second and fourth Friday Even
ings OF each month. MI Hope Rebekah Lodge,
No. Sc. meets on nrss and third Friday or eaen
month.
every THURSDAY Evening. L. K, A. o. Soycs
Division. No. ". meets third Friday of each
month Lake Assembly, No. IS. p. $. second
and fourth Friday evenings OF each month.
Y. OF H.-Norwsy Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month sc Grange Hall
G. A. R.-HSrry Rust Post. No. ~. meets In
New 6. A. r dAl on the first Tuesday Evening
OF each month.
C,~Meess IN New C. A. T. Hall. Mon
dsy evening
N.EO. P.-Lakesiie Lodge. No. IL, meets In
New G. A. r Han, on the hrst and third Wed
t. 80.
QUA M-Sorway and South Paris Council.
No. 10. meets At O. A. Z. Hall every Tuesday
evening.
second and fourth Wednesday evenings on each
month.
Q. O.G. C.-SOrway Commaadery. No. "a.
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month.
Norwsy's greatest time-fsir week.
The hotels, boarding houses, and
stables have been well pstronized during
the past few days.
The Oxford County Advertiser issued
daily during the fair.
The store 10 Noyes' Block has been
divided, making two instead Of one.
Frank H. Beck and A. j. Nevers did
business AZ the fair grounds on Wednes-
dsy and Thursday.
~
Intoxicating liquors Julius Judsins Is In
Paris jail for sixty days.
Arthur Hayden, who has been visiting
his people In this village, will go 70
Rochester, y. Y, the first OF the week
where his mother, Mrs. 5. Aims Pendex-
Ter Hayden and uncle, Hugh Pendexter,
are living.
Alfred l.. Laferrier and W. l.. San
born have returned 20 Bowdoin College
for the senior year. They are two Of
Norvsy's brightest young men.
The boys have attracted much atten-
tention during the week with their box
kites. They are good ones and send up
q great distance.
Benjamin +. Fsunce, son Of Frank W.
Fsunee, returned 10 the University OF
Maine at Orouo Saturday, where he will
complete his studies this year.
c. C.. Tibbetts Of Wsterville WAS In
Norway the last Of the week on busi-
ness.
Moses p. Stiles, executor OF the estate
Of the late Caroline B. Whitehead. will
sell all the personal property st the old
homestead OF the late Thomas j. White
head Friday, Sept. -, st loan. Mr..
Whitehead was well known in Oxford
County. The only one now surviving Is
grandson, Alton.
Mrs. w. T. Jones and children have
returned from Newport where they have
been stopping for several weeks.
The first supper and promenade were
enjoyed AZ Concert Hall Friday evening.
The only serious accident on the cleo
tric road occurred on Wednesday after
noon sc the corner Of Paris and Winter
Streets. The team with which the Car
eollided was driven by Mrs. c. o.
Scribner Of East 0tisfield and her niece,
Hattie wilkins Of Lowell, Mass. They
were on their way TO Mrs. Scribner's
fathers, Capt. 4. Ames'. The carriage
was badly damaged and the ladies thrown
out. They were both taken 20 Capt.
Anes' residence on Cottage Street. Mrs.
Scribner has returned 10 her home, but
Miss wilkins remains at her grandfsther's
in q very serious condition, being unable
TO move without the assistance Of several
attendants.
Freeland Howe attended the Granite
State Fire Insurance Co.'S banquet at
Portsmouth, n. H., Monday.
We understand that Frank Briggs has
sold out his mineral spring water bust
ness TO Chester Flint.
c. G. Mason has accepted the agency
for the Firemsn's Fund Insurance Com
pany Of California, as well ~ that of
the American Bonding & Trust Com
psny Of Baltimore City, Maryland.
Norman L. Galley of Richmond, n. B.,
q graduate Of Philadelphia Dental
School, il DIR. II. p. Jones' new assistant.