The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

sometimes take a little toll, but II 4
mostly when they have exhausted 0u
insect enemies, or that We fail TO pillow
up the gru6s upon which they wOull
make their daily meal. Did you eve
know the blackbird 10 pull up your corr
after the pl0w commenced turning III
the fresh soil, whence Its keen eve WoulI
seek out the grnbs its more fayOritC
olp See with what conf lence the,
follow after you IN early spring ~ YOU
turn up the soil for your summer crop.
of oats and corn Would itnOt be better
to feed them than TO hunt them down
Ito plant groves for their protection
know your answer will DO In tho ailr.
native. What music there Ia in the
r06in'a early carol ~ the bues Of the
morning lrst paint their outlines on
The gates OF day and before the sun has
shed his gloriea over tho earth lust
aroused from her winters sleepI TC
you whose homes are embOwered In
trees and climbing vines, add who are
daily greeted with bird music, richer
than that that flows from reed or tOrtur.
cd string, you can fully appreciate their
lab0rs In your bohalri but to those
whose morning music Ia only the shrill
clarion notes OF the r0ugh,thrOated
Plymouth Rock or shanghl TO them we
would appeal, To them we would urge
The rights and privileges of our feather
cd friends. G. A. KRIDER.
On motion Of j, NJ, Hardgroye, the fol-
lowing rule was adopted:
"The parties who use the tents for the
meetings Of the Society shall take good
care Of them, fold them up when thor.
oughly dry, aud hold them until some
other member calls for them, for the
purpose OF holding a meeting"
The Soliciting Committee reported
the following names for membership
and renewals AZ the results Of Its labors:
s. p. Kllllnger, Canal Fulton. $l;J. k.
Mcdowell, MasslllOn, 81; JIM. Billings,
Canal Fulton, 81; A. W, Fox, MasslllOn,
vi q, W. Earl, MassillOn, 81; Clayton
HOll, New Berlin, 81; John MObley Canal
Fulton, 81; Dr., A. b. Campbell, Canal
Fulton, $l Samuel OFT, Canal Fulton,
$li W, 9. Wright, Canal Fulton, 81; D,
NJ. Reinhart, Canal Fulton, 81; Robert
Porter, Canal Fulton, 81; Ed II. Held,
Canal Fulton, 81 Frank A. Fisher,
Canal Fulton, 81; Henry A. Fisher
Canal Fulton, 81; Rev, John Whltworth,
Canal Fulton, 81; George Williamson,
Masslllon, 81; Philip Keller, Canal Ful.
ton, VII VIM. banner, Canal Fulton, 81;
VIM. NJ. Meyers. Canal Fulton, 81;
Dr. II. Dissinger, Canal Fulton, 81;
Jacob Rudy, Canal Fulton, 81; j. W,
Rayl, Canal Fulton, 81; Logan Porter,
Calhl Fulton, 81; A. l., Young, Fast
Greenyllle, 81; VIM, Harkins, Canal
Fulton, 81 Isaac Bichtel, Canal Fulton,
81; W. j. Mathle, New Berlin, 81; II. A,
Porter, Canal Fulton, 81; j, p. Yockey,
Canal Fulton, Sli G. A, KrldeT, Can
ton, 81,
Thirly-One names Can Greentown or
any other place In the county do betterp
Secretary stated that $3.50 have been
subscribed and Sl2 so Of II paid In, We
hope the fun amount will be made up
nj our next meeting, when all names
with amounts COOtrihuled will be pub.
llsh0d III the proceedings.
Mrs. b, Fulton, the "ah0uld-be" essay.
isl Tor coming meeting declined serving,
whereupOn Clayton Holl, Of New Berli0,
was selected TO write an essay, when Rev,
Whitwortb suggested for a subject,
"The Utility Of our Society" 10
claimed Inability" ThereupOn Rev.
WhitwOrth was, on motion, solicited to
pirpaTo m essay on said subject, and II
attendance was possible TO read II; II
n0i llgll TO be the esaayIst
Receipts from the meeting $3.50,
Adjourned to meet no the residence Of
j. A, B)rst IN Greentown Monday. Sept,
ls., where we hope 20 soc every memter
OF our society, aud one Of the finest dis.
plays of fruits ever brought together In
Stark county, Train ON Valley road
leaves Canton, north G55 u, m, standard
time,
JAMES BAYLlss, President,
j, II, NlEsZ. Secretary