Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-11-13
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Second Conversational Church, Rev. B. 8
Rideout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday
% A. MI Sabbath scsoSl, y 20 HI s. X R =;
Ing, 90 P. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meeting
Tuesday evening.
Universalist Church. Rev. 8. 9. Davis
Pastor. Preaching service on sunday As lo =
Ing, 100 2. n:
Preaching service; 10 80 A. H.; Sabbath School
800 NJ; Social Evening Aeeang, I0o r; -.
Friday evening"; Epworsh League SUNDAY
evening, ~ - n. c....v p...o-
Presiding service 70 % A. NJ; sabb .th sceop 3
Y 90 ~; Prayer Meeting, Sunday evenins7f
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r.. q A. ~. Regular meeting OF OxIofu Loaee
No. Is. in Masonic Hall. Friday Evening ON o.
BET IRE full moon. Oxford Royal Arcn Cnapsei
No; w. assemblies wednesdSy EySn1ng On q
Te!9.o iali moon; I'm N0unS G,to-S 800
No: I. Ark Mariners. Wednesday evening aftel
'u T6 1oEn r-Norv.v t.odve.-Reeu,ar meetin,
In odd Fellows' Half. every Tuesday Evening
Miidey EncSmpmeat, 10; ~, m SS.I IN r w%,
inas Of each S MONTH"; n Ne IT, Hope RebefsS Lodge
No. IS, meets on first and third Friday of eaci
MONTH n; p..,,.r mss,,,v IN H,.n,~.v Rloc,
every Thursday Evening. b. r., A. o: Noyel
Division. No. y. meets third Friday Of eacl
and sonrtb a Fr,dsy aVennas Of each month.
P. H.-Norway Grange meets second ant
fourth Saturdays Of each month at Grange Hall
kIaaTry aust r S N0 G meets ESaS,n !.
Of each month. W WV
W. r. C.-Meets in Now G. A. r. Hall. Mon
day evening. ,sv w. ~, ..,., .,
Now q R Hal. on the ffst and third Wed
nesday evenings OF each month. =,
] y. A. M.EN0rway ana south paris T Council
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no. P. Elm Tree Colony. No. lss. meetl
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF eaof
T ITO. G. c-Norway Commandery, No. s47
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
eaGn mo To,,ord Cattle No mee.s IN Rver
son hail, every Thursday evening, September to
May. first and third Thursday evenings, May to
sep'em'ef'
November term of the Norway Munich.
pal Court was held the first Tuesday as
usual by Judge Davis at the municipal
court room.
Large quantities of apples are being
shipped by the farmers at the Norway
station. Those who raise apples think
It much more profitable to sell early
than to wait for HIGHER prices in the late
season. The delay in shipping involves
much danger of freezing while handling
the fruit. and at the same time the fruit
| is much smoother In the early fall.
John Swan of Woodstock was before
the municipal court Wednesday and
sentenced to nav fine of one dollar and
costs and in default of nayment he was
Lodged in iail until the funds were
nroduced.
Harold Howe. the thirteen.year-old
son of Paul Howe of Waterford, who was
sbot in the left arm by the nine year-old
son Of r, M. Cox. of NORWAY. SATURDAY.
Afternoon. is recovering very rapidly
from the effects of the amputation of
his left arm. It was, without question,
an accident A the bows were PLAYING
With the sbot gun.
Mrs Horace Cole ia with relatives in
Hartford. Conn. for a few weeks.
The Mary E. Beal property on Winter
Street has been sold to C. N. Tubbs &
Son. The house will be repaired and
mt in first.class condition for two tene-
ments.
Fred n Davis. after q hunting trip in
ihanv has resumed his work with
Gaorce n. Bennett. Whitman Street.
The new Waterford NORWAY town line
nromises to he Something of interest be-
fnra r. 10 finally settled Several of the
nronertv holders object to being tax
navers in waterford and talk of entering
a formal protest. They have already
had a survey of the old town line made
and evidently contend that 1t should
continue the town line.
William Bolton is doing some grading
for Stenhen B. Cummings on his lawn
On Whitman Street.
Asa Frost has sold his farm to parties
uho eli ont the t;mher Mr. Frost IL
,o ~ tor nlooa IN sattla IN tbe vii.
i ,ooAns 'oi paw y" '
'"g Ts.,u.d, o...rnoon ord ovan;no the
,,d;ns ns tbo Harrv Rnst Relief Corns
will hold their annual fair. They will
" " manv articles of fancy work.
sumner will be served at 6 80 and it will
be q good one.
The members of Mt. Hope Rebekah
I.odoe 10. O. F.. will serve harvest
SIMMER at Grand ARMY Hall in the near
fntnra
The rooms over e. r Bicknell's store.
formsrlv nccnn;ed nv the NORWAY and
Western Railroad. have been leased by
the Nnrwav hand
Hon r. T. Bedell and Y. A. Thurston
of Andover were in town this week.
Tban slammed at the Elm House. Mr..
Thnrston vas the Democratic candidate
for county com missioper.
Tho W. q. r. n. will hold their meet.
;no with Mira r. r. Bicknell Thursday
ss
AFTERNOON. o.,
Eugene 0. Russell, formerly with the
Norway bakery and later with the fort-
land and Yarmouth Railway, Is spending
his vacation with his people IN town:
M. W: Sampson, upon MS return from
a hunting trip IN west otonenam,
ofougnt WIN n;ni u9 %a. N d. opoi 10 :.
most pleasant Visit az camp Dear. Lo'S
OF game.
The ladies OF the congregational Clr-