Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-10-29
NORWAY.
OHURCHE8.

CHURCHES
Ri,ltout, Pastor Preaching servire SUNDAY
10 40 A. NJ: Sabbath School, 1900 "; Men
Prayer Meeting at 0 80; Social Meeting. ! rs
H.; regular weekly Prayer Meeting Thursda.
evening; Y. p. 8. G. 3. Meeting Friday even
6niversalist Church. Rev. Caroline 3. ANGEL
Pastor. Preaching service ON sunday, q 10 =
a. ~; Sabbath School. Il ~; 2. r. G.
Methodist Church. Rev. R. =. Pickett, Pastor
Preaching tervicc, 10 :Sh A. NJ; Sabbath School
IL 90 NJ; Social Evening Needing, 100 P. n:
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class meet
"a B.ptiss Church. Rev. J. A. Harding. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 - A. ~; Sabbath School
is y. Prayer Meeting Sunday evening Z P. \
Postmaster Stiles and W. C. Leavitt
enjoyed trip in the neighborhood OF
North Pond one day this week in search
of game. The result was favorable fol
the birds.
Mrs. A. D. Alexander of Richmond re.
turned with her daughter, Mrs. 4. F.
Smith, for ten days visit.
w. +. Jones, Esq, has.been In Boston
this week with his mother and sister,
who recently returned from Europe.
Miss Jones was taken sick on her return
trip.
oxford Chapter, No. 20, Royal Arch
Mas0ns, elected officers at the annual
meeting Wednesday evening. They are
as follows:
r.. PA. W. Walker.
K.-Frank n. Barker, H. D.
scribe-w. l., Gray. Esq.
sec.-G. E. Tubbs.
Clara DeCoster was operated upon
Sunday morning for appendicitis and is
recovering rapidly from the treatment.
II. Z. Witham passed through the
village Monday on his way to Bridgton
with the carcass of a deer that he shot
up country somewhere.
State organizer for the w. c. T. u,
Alice n. Moore, lectured at the Congre-
gational church Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Kimball visited friends in
Boston during the week.
DIR. Thompson has been stopping at
the Elm House during the week.
DR.. F. E. Drake was at Kittery the
FIRST of the week where he visited his
mother and sister, Mrs. Simeon Drake
and Mrs. Charles E. Johnston.
C. D. Waters of st. JOhnsbury, VT,
made his friends call Monday. He was
on his way to Berlin and other places in
the interest of the Great Eastern Freight
Line.
Mrs. Joseph Danforth of Boston was
the guest of F. A. DanfOrth this week.
A dozen cans of trout and salmon
from the Auburn hatchery found their
way into Little and Big Pennesseewassee
Lakes within week.
nc. Harmon of Portland, Nathan
Stuart of Gorham, N. a., James Stat
.ery of Boston, E. B. and G. E. Tubbs
Of Norway will enjoy the delights of
rubbs' camp ON Pappoose Pond, North
Waterford, during the week commencing
Oct. 20.
Jesse P. Edwards and daughter are
visiting in Haverhill, Mass.
Rev. B. S. Rideout and II. L. Plum
ner attended the Oxford Conference of
Churches at Gilead Tues
lay and Wednesday.
Among the Norway people who took
advantage of the excursion to Boston
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Beck,
?. II. Noyes, Simeon Hartman, F. p.
5COuc anu MTo. -.
E. C. Walker, Esq, and F. G. Knee
and, Esq, of Bridgton, were in town
he first Of the week.
D. C. Clark's place on the Advertiser
will be filled by 81. B. Potter of Melrose,
lass.
A. II. Bodkin was in town the first of
he week. Mr.. Bodkin has won posi-
ion as inspector for the Dirigo Tele-
,hone Co.
The following programme for the ceJe-
,ration of the one hundredth anniver-
airy of the Universalist church Nov. 10
% is as follows:
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. 10.
I 80. Address.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20.
0 80. Historical discourse.
Rev. j. c. Snow, d. D., Haverhill. Mass
80. Platform meeting. Opening address 6y
Rev. c. A. Hayden. Augusta. Followed by
talks from visiting clergymen and friends.
wv Rev. j. N. Pullman. d. D.. Lynn. Mass.
General Committee-Freeland Howe, DR.. s. A.
Bennett, Mrs. Alice Oxnard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. a.
Corresponding Committee-Rev. c. z. Angel
md Miss 2. 8. Prince.
Entertainment COMMITTEES g: Aters. Mrs
Emma Mann and Mrs: l 7: A A; P 9ao a.,
zimball. Mrs. 8. B. Cummings, and Frank
Taldron.
Music-Frank Kimball.
rood Committee-Della Noyes, Mrs. 8. A.
Bennett, Elizabeth Beal, Mrs. Alice Oxnard,
drs. James Danforth and Honor Quincy.
Dinner and supper on Wednesday will
% served in the hall.
Capt. Z. Ames visited his son Harry
It Auburn last week.
Mason NJ. Kilgore and family and F.
}. Elliott and wife have moved from
heir farms to the village for the winter
Months.
DR.. Austin Tenney, specialist on dis
eases of the eye and ear, will be at the
Elm House, Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 80 and 81. Consultation free.
Friday was quite a notable day with
,he Masonic fraternity here. During the
lay DIR. F. E. Sleeper of Sabattus, Grand
Lecturer of the Grand Lodge of Maine,
held a convention for instruction at
Masonic Hall. Besides Don A. Gates of
District Deputy Grand Master
IF this district, the deputy grand masters
IF three other districts were present,
and Masons were in attendance from all
the lodges of the vicinity, so that there
we're a good number in the hall. The
was pronounced by Grand
Lecturer Sleeper to one of the
most successful and satisfactory he has
ever held. In the evening the regular
meeting of Oxford Lodge was held.
After the regular business, Grand Mas
ter Alfred S. Kimball, assisted by Grand
Marshal B. F. Bradbury, installed the
newly elected officers of the lodge. The
full list of officers is as follows:
w. MI. N. Barker.
s. W-George Hazen.
J.W.-A. J. Stearns.
Treas.-Lee II. Smith.
Scc.-H. ID. Smith
S.D.-C. P. Barnes.
J.D-H r. Andrews.
8. SC. r. Ridlon.
J.S.-H r. Farris.
Chap. Z. Budden.
Mare. r. Smith.
Or0aniat-H p .J0naA.