The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

MAsSyLT IN, o., Sept,

Especial Corresponding,
MAssuI SE, o., Sept, o,
The Catholic Young Mems AssocIa.
ton Of this city win celebrate It's first
anniversary at Meyers Lake tomor'
rev. The Canton Y, Q. M. A. has been
invited, AMI will participate In the ex
ercisea Of the day, The pablo Is cor
daily Invited The following program
cf amusements has been prepared; A
game Of base ball at Pastime Park, by
the Canton and Massillon q. Y. M, A.
mines; one mlle bicycle race, prize, non.
magnetic watch; 100 yard foot race,
Iri2e, gold pin; half'mile bicycle race,
prize, bicycle shoes halfmile foot race,
prize, silk hat; officers foot race, prize,
medal; target shooting, first prize, ~ 80,
second prize, 81 boat race, prize box
Of cigars; address by Jos, Dannemiller,
Of Canton, and Responses; singing by
the q. y, N, A, male chorus.
Mrs MOrrisons' little idyl about the
finding Of baby In her barn yesterday
morning, proved to be true, and all day
n stream Of people kept going up the
hill TO have lUNk at the little outcast
Three Of the 1eighboring families
wanted u take the child TO raise II, but
kihd.heaf,ed MIS-, Morrison wanted TO
add II TO her already numerous house.
hold. No clue as TO It's parents has
been obtained, and II will probably be
placed In founding asylum.
One Of the largest and most pleasant
receptions ever held In Massillon was
that witch took place at Mrs A. Wales
country residence north of town last
night IL was given by Mrs. Wales
two children, Miss Nellie ard Mr.Arvine,
aud IN the language of the society
, reporter, all the elite Were there,
| Invitations for lSO had been sent out
and tne party numbered about 100, AT.
ter being received Gy the host and host.
ess, COhcing was also INDUCED In, for
which R,cheimer's orchestra, stationed
In u niche, furnished their usual perfect
music. An elegant repast was served,
and the guests made their adieus about
| o'clock, \ number of society people
from out Of town were present, q large
proportion Of them being from Canton.
Arrangements for the flremans tour.
nament TO be held on September 20
and q are progressing finely. All rail.
roads will run excursions and an i'm.
mense crowd Is expected. A feature OF
| the parade at ten o'clock on the first
day will be an exhibit OF Massillon's
| industries. Two handicap foot races,
! 100 yards and l0) yards, with approprl'
ate prizes, are announced for the sec
ond day. A magnificent display of fire.
works will take place In the evening of
the first day. A number of entries
haI 9 been received and now that Secre'
tary Baatz has returned from Columbus
will receive attention.
George w. Lennon, the Wheeling
contractor, was In town yesterday, lie
brought Mr. Todd, iirebrlck expert,
with him and together they examined
the brick The result was that they
found only 10000 good brick ready, ard
Mr.. Lennon definitely settled the
whole thing by throwing up his con
tract with the city. This means no fire
brick for M0ssllon this year.
About twenty of the friends of Miss
| Hattie Richards gathered at her home
| on North Mill street and reminded heI
Of her birthday anniversary. A very
lessant evening was spent in social
festivities.
The fra department wishes 1t an
uounced that In case of fire people
, should not hang onto the reels rs at the
iast fire. bdt leave these places open fol
the ffemen,
The blind horse lately sold from the
| lire department tried to run away the
other day wren he heard the fire bell
Strong is tho force of habit.
A party consisting Of a dozen Massil
!CuianN vent TO West Brooklield the
othCr evening to assist Charles Smith
in q house warming.
Mr.. Frank, @. Sibila returned this
morning from Dayton, o., where he had
taken his son Eddie, TO be placed IN st
Mary's Institute,
The Misses Kagle, Of Canton, who
have been visiting ut the residence o.
Harmon Shaidnagle, have returned
home. !s .i 1cl snra so
Company + returned this morning
at 4 o'clcck from the State encamp
ment Mt Columbus tHeG l. ibN4 ~
A quarterly meeting of the C..Y
M. A. will be held this evening In
their hall.
A Hebrew is in tie lookup this morn
ing awaiting hearing for drunken
ress.
Geo, Kosier was taken TO 0rrville by
tl,a nu,oara