The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-05-28
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW BERLIN.

the program rendered: Roll-call and
reading OF minutes Of previous meeting;
a sketch of the life Of Melville Fuller,
Mrs. Will Evans; Bermuda Islands, Mrs
H. Coleman; vocal duett, 30, Would
I were Home Again." Mrs. Hoover and
Coleman; question on life of Harriet
Beeoher Stowe, conducted by Miss Carrie
Hoover; piano solo, "Hemweh," Miss
Mary Hoover; reading, 1.-THE New Min
lister, :" Miss Irene Howes; "How Choco-
late is Produced, Mrs. John Kreigh-
baum; plano solo, "Le Crepsoculz. Miss
May Steele; life Of Margaret Fuller,
Mrs. DIR. Steele; piano solo, lie Siege de
Corinthe," Miss Carrie Hoover; reading,
"Rock Me to Sleep" Mrs. Milt Young;
recitation, "Things In the Bottom
Drawer" Miss Maggie Evans; query box.
The New Berlin schools will close May
30, with graduating exercises in the even
ing. There will be five graduates, four
girls and one boy. Boys, where are your
Five of our high school pupils passed
the Boxwell examination two weeks ago.
Among them was the Democrat agent at
this place, he taking the lead.
The Misses Laura and Maize weokmap,
of Canton, are visiting with the Misses
Clara and Annie Herdinger, of this place
Mr. d. II. Bender, of Akron, is painting
the Kreighbaum house "white as snow. I"
Two families of emigrants passed
through this place from Garrettsville, en-
route for Texas, where they expect to
make t. cir future home
Fred Pfendler, the genial machine man
of Canton, was In town Fri lay.
Miss Emma Buchanan, Of Canton, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Welsh.
Miss Katie Brant returned to her home
in Canal Fulton, Thursday, after spend
ing few. days with Mrs. Frank W. Kolp.
1. N Darr, the harness man, returned
home Friday, after spending week in
Cleveland.
Mrs. E. B. Schiltz, who has been quite
sick for some time, Is slowly recovering.
Miss Della Patterson, of Chicago, is
home paying visit to her grandmother,
Mrs. Carpenter.
Mr.. Ira Sheetz, and Miss Olive Warst-
Ter were married at the home of the
bride, near Middlebranch, Tuesday even
ing.
The New Berlin band has been engaged
to play at Greensburg on Decoration day.
Decoration day will be observed in the
usual way in Berlin. MAJOR Frank
Baird has been secured as speaker Mem
orial services will be held at the Union
church on Sunday, May "a, at $3.50 p. M,
with Robert Cassidy in the pulpit.
The Pocahontas Circle were entertained
by Miss Irene Hover last Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Louise Steele presided in
the absence of the president, Mrs. Wal
dron. The following interesting pro-
gram was delivered in a pleasing manner:
Sketch of the life of Melville Fuller,
Mrs. Fannie Evans; Bermuda Island,
Mrs Kate Coleman; vocal duet, 80,
Would were Home Again" Mrs. Cole
man and Hoover; reading, "The New
Minister" Miss Irene Hoover; piano solo,
Heimweh, Miss Mary @. Hoover; "How
Chocolate is Produced" Mrs. Jillie
Kreighbaum; sketch Of Harriet Beecher
Stowe, Miss Carrie F. Hoover; piano solo,
"Le Crepuscule," Miss Mary e. Steele;
reading, "Rock Me TO Sleep" Mrs.
Mary Young; Life of Margaret Fuller"
Mrs. Louise Steele; plano solo, "Le
Siege Corinthe, Miss Carrie F. Hoover;
poem, "The Things in the Bottom
DrdWerj MISS oldBBie nNans'
LIMAvILLE.
Limaville, Ohio, May 10.
Matthew Sebrell, one of the best and
most favorably known men in this place,
died Friday noon after long illness. Mr..
Sebrell was one Of the pioneers of Lexing
ton township, having resided In this
vicinity for nearly seventy six years. He
always resided on farm south of Lima
Vile, until few years ago, when he
moved to town to spend the rest of his
days. Ho leaves wife and four children
to mourn his death, all Of his children
being married. Mr.. and Mrs. Sebrell
have lved together nearly fifty-hve years.
AS q citizen, Mr.. Sebrel's equal could
scarcely be found. He was strictly
honest in all his transactions and
Christian man. The funeral
took place Sunday and was largely at
tended. The remains were taken to ALI
ance for burial.
Several days ago little George Fox, a
son of Abram Fox, had the misfortune to |
have his right shoulder thrown out of |
place. DR.. Beckett properly placed 1t, |
and he was doing quite we'll, Sunday. |
The boy was out in the yard running |
II,
1t in a terrible manner. DIR. |
Beckett was again called and with great |
set the broken shoulder. The |
little fellow Is at present suffering great |
deal, and it will require some weeks before |
he will be able to use 1t, and perhaps |
may cause him to have stiff arm.
Rev. Reynolds and wife, of Phalanx,
o., visited their sons In this place over
Sunday.
Prof. j. A. Calderhead, of the Curry
University, Pittsburg, Pa, was a visitor
in town last week.
william Brenhiezer, who is stopping
with his brother-in-law, Ian Hiltabidder,
Is reported on the sick list.
Mr.. Kotzsemeyer, Of Mogadore, spent
several days with relatives in this place
A new time table went into effect Sun
day night on the @. g. p. r. R., the only
change being that Of the train known ss
the afternoon express, which goes south
about 80 instead of 8 O'Clock. Limaville
was a flag station for this train, but
hereafter 1t will not stop. This will prove
a great inconvenience for the people in
this place and vicinity
Mrs. Frank Seigel, while attending the
funeral OF MIR. Sebrell, Sunday, tainted.
1t was with great difficulty that she re-
gained consciousness.
Mrs. Thomss Sebrell well known In
this place, is reported quite sick.
Messrs. Joe Reed and A. Eynon, of
Canton, were In town on business one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiltabidder, who for
merly resided in WadswortH, have moved
TO this place, and will make their future
home with their son, west of town.
NnantnI, Rotte xuhn has haan lnarnlnnr