Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-11-05
NORWAY.
CHURCHES,


IL CHURCHEs
ss.ond co,.,s...,ons, Church. Raw. r.
p;Teomt pss,er Srasch,ne ssrv,ce sunda,
: ~ az Sshh.. 81 Schoni 10 n ". p.
2 E. sunisV V1 Evenins. 20 r. n: Social Nee
Msx.,.d ~ a,a ~; aosuiAi "0o>' AA"'sA
A9Iouay eveninf; .. De- Il p.v,,
Universans. Sna. 0aa,,o ne w snndsv at n
n sshhssh scbooi. 10 no: 2. pc q. NEE
, -. % o $500 n SSA0'
ing, 11r =. NJ c,,r,, pav r. A nroo.s p..to,
posrhs.. ,s,,aa ~ % NJ. Sahhath schoo
rreacnng service ~ ~ a. M:s.; TSpos.H IN opn
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; Class mestiD
Friday evening: Epwonn League ounoa
evening, Egg r. N. O c,..o, p.o,o,
Preaching service, 10 20 A. NJ; sabbath ssno9 .
zW w A.; rTayer meSnng, % Sunuas e''uins
| srArsp MEETINGS.
!
r. q A. M. Regular meeunR OF O1Ioro LooRe
No. IS, In Masonic Hall, Friday Evening on o
before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter
No; %. assemblies Wednesday Evening" On q
before run moon. O1t1ru OouncS, =. o - ~ =.
No. /, Ark Mariners, wednesday evening afse
full r1oon; r,., p..u,.- ,,.o.,n,
lin odd Fellovs' Hall. evefy Tuesday Evening
Wildey Encsmpment, No. 81, meets in Odt
Fellows Han, second and fourth Friday Even
,ngs OF eacn monsn: mt a}rS Er'dsH ~ ssci
month n, 1''''' ~ A-' '''' 1880
K.OfP-Regular meeting In + Hathaway H Bloc,
Svis,on No 10. meets third Friday of esci
month. Lake Assembly. No. 50. p. g., secont
and fourth Friday evenings Of each month month, -.
tonItb sstprdsVs 81 each month at Grange Hall
A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets II
New 9. A. R. Hall on the first Tuesday Evening
Oh SaGR tnonsa In Nev a AR Hall. Mon
dav evening We ''' - '''" ' " "
| n. E. o. P.-Lakeside Lodge. No. 175, meets II
Now q. A: x; Han; on sne o nrs' anu 'hira "eo
@. u. A. M.SNorway and South Paris Council
No. 10. meets at 6. A. H. Hail every TUESDAY
eysnins Film Tree COLONY No. 1ss meet,
second and fourth wednesday evenings Of each
month. - NJ o,-
u; " w. U;n .nS ,oaytb ThmrsdsV sveninos ~
each month
X; E.-Oxford Castle. No; :. meets a IN Eyer,
SON nall every & Tbnrsdsv eysninps Nav -
September. ~
~ p.,..p sm,.b on.o-to;ned tho
% 49,. T,.sdan a.an;nn Of vh;st
Me,ty S,sn' '"''' ' " >
a" pa suppet T,,u., :. building an al, n
h;s res;dsnca On Water Street
"i nj to" q Wahh % hane two craws
INC ~. - tha go foctorv Ono crau
az e 80 twent, IN Tho SHINING denart.
go, and anotber of abont the same
."v. .L 80 n.oi,;nn onnIas
Large shipments of winter fruit are
being made from the Norway station.
On the Pierce farm, North Norway,
there we're picked about TOO barrels OF
apples this season.
II 10 oot;matad there were five hundred
-. t.,;t f,o.ou
o~ "' The J tress because If was imoossible
70 secnre helm tn nick the apples before
~ s1 49, o np woother
-" The i.tost :. tho Lose of the farmer's
a1o ,a' 80 =, ct 90 ,bo d;scovarv after
hog rom .no oaiS o and 't tSa sm;na Tha
an atteinpl w WIZ .., .uo 'm ,na.lo. I'D
Porker was an i uoua .;d Ie'"''n i"' nov ""N
iio %l ~ Ino T rTaI o Gov sone months
,.st 90 port,ond has retprned tn his
Norway friends and hon home s,,, b. Tho
Norway UiahSo i"i W.. VIZ
traction in the course of few days.
Committees have been appointed and all
arrangements made for a big exhibition
Of farm products.
n !. Nayiro of Boston, of Collier &
Son was IN town this week. He made
vsr;ons sales of the firms publication.
hout . uear aoo Mr.. Nayiro canyassed
The town With mnch success.
~" ~, - -. A.. Nouu,u uodo,,.;o,
Inc omcers vi .ne ro,""y fS"'" u
OF Women's Ciuos, neio az W. a. NJ
Hall, were as 1oiio"s:
Moderator-Mrs; A: 5. kimbai'
I rres M NM T. s, Sor,Un'
TreasMMrs. j. n. Favor.
The m;dwinter meeting will be held
With Mrs w r. Zones.
The Bantist church social Thursday
evaninp was a most pleasant affair.
There were refreshments and games.
The Ladies' Circle money barrels were
opened and Mrs. Robert Libby was
awarded the prize for the best one. The
programme for the evening was as fol-
iowa:
sono Grace Thibodeau.
Reading, Minnie Upton
Song, Hazel and Pearl Foster
sn!aI Rev =. 8. Cotton
''ol'''' nj 1901 g., IN
rev. .. ". DaVls fe n.; ,on , VIZ
oniversansI uouei", 0on ,',aasan. .r;n
"e G, Ieu Lsp T,i;s 90 Rns,an instructor
lara I uou, nmd I rnns;c smccsssor of Iva
panuS,a rasianed assumed her
dn,;a. "a tho nnbI;c schools this week.
Ero5 w S,nhorn, Samuel ]. Record,
EranL K;mball. Geo. A. Cole. John
WaILar LAWS T Gilbert. Frank Mann
wa o othors otterded the Shriners' meet
anu t Ush 30 uoniton ,ast weak
'"s n0su S NJ Sommai Pine ,vere the
80. of NJ and Mrs Jobn r Swain
guests VI Ml. anu "i'' JUN - ~
curing .ne w T.,.,, hold . rorv
inc Eoou lonp' Mondou A', anan;ng
interesting p nsoe,ns - Watsrr;,Ia wbo
nov; II. ~ ~. lnso W m" ~no IN, 81 IN
mas oeeh ooIng soino s se,y go :, WV norn
Town, was PleSen. anu =, opua au,hors WY
interesting manner " TUG iSouools
MRS; y. ID. Giougn VI S"ov i1 p;a,nn
with her daughter, mrs. y; r. hIdioh,
Saturday: MRS. Ciougn VIII hake uea
home with ner aaugh'er our'ns 'no
winter months; ~ ..o ala
1t Is reported that \. y: iarr u ., s so.u
MS cottage On .ne eas' s'I vi VI We S.ian m
, 10 oIe ar a., r.,sS $1,000 e. .ha oot
~ u =, MI =. ta, "At a. s hast ne tho oot.
- H. ,olo
tages ABOUT the lake.
Sophia Tufts of Freep0rt made her
Nor,,,oy fr;ando q visit this week
d ctona mo. cal,ed IN J.iver-
80 T.i,. WoSnssdav bv the death of
i, no, 80 Fr,mo Stone
n'I 49, o TrasL of Worcester Mass.
,,as " r;tb h;s Norwav neonle during the
w as ua renorts very pleasant work
anS si;,ht cbapce NJ his return To live in