Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-10-22
NORWAY.
CHURCHES


NORWAY.
oHuRcHss.
R,seon, Pastor Prsschins service sunday
10 "a ~: sabb.th School, II 90 n; Men'
!, prsv.r n a.s,nv ~ q n. aocisl Meekins rs P
n: regular weekly Prayer Meeting. fhursda,
. svsntrrY ri Heefins Eiday avon
i Ing :S.'
Nniversalist Church, Rev. Caroline e. ANGEL
nicotine 1SoS.S' ''
J Mefhes,jas Church. Rev. b. +, Pickett, Pas or
Preaching seryicc. 10 40 A, n; Sabbath School
n N, ri. Social Evening Meeting, 100 r. Y.
~ -, .sstr~ T,,se-isS evenins: ciasa me+t
Log, rriday evening u.r,,n, Pastor
prssrrh,ne sarvics m N A. ~. Sabbath School
E~A' rsser Ae'sns 'un"A' '''Ns
srArhD MEETINGS.
p.&A.M. Regular meeting of Oxford Lodge
before fu,l moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
No. g. asse miles Wednesdsy Evening, On o.
SS i evening. amer fun moon. Oxford Lodge
No. /. ARK Mariners, Wednesday evening after
full moon; ,., p.u,,. ..,,n.
10; u m-sT n Ny arssSy TnesSsv Evenina
Wildey Encampment, No. 81. meets in odd
Fellows ia second and fourth Easy Even Even
nss Of each month: MI H sS,P S.x Of sscS
month IN ''e''' ~
K P.-Resulsr meeting In Hathaway block
syesy Isu N~ 70 mesis third Friday Of each
month. Lake Assembly, No. IS. p. g.. second
and fourth Friday evenings OF eacn month n .,a
,op;,b 2, satnrSsVs cf each month at Grange Hall.
GA. R.-Harry Rust Post, NO. q. meets IN
New 9. A. R. Hall on the nrss Tuesday evening
W. Ss C.%Mcess In New G. A. R. Hall. Mon
day evening. ..,o,.. ~. -, ,,..,. IN
n f asIi ON n' he ifss and third Wed
nes1iay evenings OF each month.
o VA. M.-Norwsy and south Paris Council,
No. 10. meets at g.. A. Is. Hail every Iuesuay
evening. -
U. OPP. Elm Tree Colony. No. IN. meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF eacn
month. w. o.-
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month
The lawyers and officers are at court
tb;s week and man is at peace with his
sn.'
ne,gnoo, ,,uo doc;ded that tbev
Inc Pnys'0an s.n mJ sufficient con-.
nave noe oeen 80 e sa,.s;. 90 have adj
va u" their nrices. Undoubtedly they
are richt
The we'll known author, Geo. w.
c.hia viii furnish the first entertain
,"aut - Tho ser;es of the high school
nn".so ON Er;dav evening. Nov. Is.
u ,r,n - on observation-disclosures will he an
d nc usd Iatar All season tickets will
nounoeI iS g.. tha Course Mt stones
oe harAe" io' WV
NOV. .. ,o.;, of tho n.r;sb If
AZ tne "nnu. Sne;aty Wadnesdav
tue cons 'H'.;n% ,bo barvest sumner.
evening" .n .Go 'uar. made officers.
Tue ioiio wing W." -
i nowss" W = Holmes. CLERK.
S eIIsF PIKE. Collector
Frank II. Noyes, TreasnI SI. cu,.r. w
s; ID. Andrews, =; - p adsS camm,,tee'
III. d. Smith, W. II. Knowland. c. P. Barnes,
Finance Committee: 49, w IT
H. L: Horne %ns;. c GrS rssa'' "''"''
Eugene \. SWEET, Pew Agent.
E. h. SWEET. W. +, Jones; u Fred PIKE. James
y N.d IuoG S,.h er,ip '''"''
Aeehe' u'" % r..,o. on,or+.;ned some
Franz ~ ..;Sa ~ his camn Camn
thirty VI niS li0n ".. s,nro Of tha lake
Comus, On s.e 0 Tha Gunner among
MONDAY e' .L;. onns;sted ~ nartridpe
otneI go1a tnn S,S, TIC comnanv was
woooeock auu uu'n ND Lnsu When thew
wideawaKe one anu "
- NJ Cummings and George w. |
1onn ". Sn;..;nn Sown Rr;dge Street
Cnaney "ere ulns ~ IT, bnrse hocame
saturday evening "n onr .n" hing electric
frightened at .ne "R Tho t,.n gsntIemen
car on ,h NAH ' ont and the horse started |
we mei' 49, Snnu Iale When captured
a nbovo NV ths corn sbon the horse was un-
aoove INC 90 IL the harness unbroken. |
l ~ 81. Cd Cbanav were slightly
cehn s ~, ""N
o.! IN tho co,rse of the
Inc mrS. mee'Ls o.t;nns w;l, he |
w; =. l. y. Motr0iS ohnrcS Wsdnesdav
heio at 'n e. .eJ
"1au W,nhart u Hosmer will 90 to
Mrs. her9ert n USn nil, n;s;3 bsr
Boston Mon1"y Wiz" Ssns. Oh" 81 amt Mrs
SISTER, MrSi T. GU =. Ill wi no come several
L. d; iueii' on' WIN
weeks w.. po,d dom v.s ;nsnected
Inc NU.ln IaI r..rn, 81 Raimont
by Hon. Hiram rfom .o y, Tha
inspector OF dams anu iese et on0d;.;nn
wings were iounu ~ an unS 49,. oo1 ~ onI
,r..lI ~ .,hr,;ttad planc
the OXFORD Ligh' 20, suu'" W"rI
to the inspector a ~, al %pt the rsna;rs at
VIII % ooin"''"0'o VI.
once zee, w TIC. rso Of Frvebnrp WAS
eeln w. rn L.. ~. th;s ,voai
at inc ne"i I.sse,ia orS sons Ralnb
Se9 n!ss.n5 startaJ for Great Fails.
anu ni0n W,dnasdov morning Mr'
Mohtan", "ou "c,,ont nos;t;on With
Lasseiie mas ah eAUoiion' P0''
the q. N: Express 20. - :, .o,,,
Hon. waldo tettengiii was ~ 'o"n
this week on business. .;.u.,o
Z. l.. cummings VIII Upea TSo O.
repair shop IN the rear p 0i e. ~ '
shoe store, Runaway , niGUn h;s cs,,,r
Ieo' "oo ia 2orna 6onsa COTTAGE
under the OLD Horne mousse oo''"so
Street =, .,,.o ..uo n.ssoa
Two more 0iu sviuie,o n .. "a P 49,"
away; Dimon halh'i. %I u,oa az n n,. ~
on farls otreet oh tnunsu"y, 49,
after long sickness ne was ov:u
WATERFORD, April 20, le4S. hnllsteu
when he was ID and served three years
in Co. + OF the rirst me- me, - 0aSa!
Services were held at MS Iate resiaen.e
Sunday afternoon Dy heV. D. .. Niueou''
Interment at Plne GroVe cemetery.
j. Frank Bradbury aied at MS resi-
denee at Norway Lake MONDAY, oo.' ~.
He had been sick for years. he was the
son Of Jacob and Sally King bradbury