Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-19
MASKERS
Enjoyed Themselves.
Many Elaborate Costumes
Were Displayed.
Mrs. Christian Fraze Has
Sore Eyes
As a Result of Visiting the
Hills of Manchester.
Village Dismissed From Damage Case
--Barherton News.
Especial CHrespondence.)

dance given by the Inn club Saturday
evening, was a most enjoyable affair
1t was grand SUCCESS in every way.
All formally was put aside, each ono
contributing to the fun, evidently re-
solved to get their full share of amuse-
ment. Some of the costumes were
comical in the extreme, while others
we're artistic. The hit of the evening
was made by NJ. Borowsky and G. II.
Hartley, representing Baron De Whis-
kec and Dusty Rhodes. Their make
ups were complete, and they made
their appearance amid ringing of bells,
Dusty being drawn in on small boys
velocipede, by the Baron The peanut
woman, Mrs. g. w. Dow, followed,
pushing before her the famous Barber
ton peanut stand. Among others mask
ed were: Mr. and Mrs. III. A. Gait as
Uncle Sam and Goddess of Liberty;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyndecker, sailor and
Japanese lady; Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Baker, English due and Topsy; Ruth
Loomis, Jap; Eta Marsh, giddy
young school girl; Bertha G. Brcnizer,
Normandy peasant; q. Forest Fire
stone, Louis XIV costume; r., Ell
Hamlin, Uncle Paul Kruger; Mr.. Camp
bell, priest. i, *. Robinson was quite
complete in his impersonation of an
American gentleman. Among Akron
people present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Beck, G. Forest Firestone, Miss
Martha Beck and Miss Ruth I4oomis.
Photographer Courson took 6ashlight
of the group.
her home with sore eyes. Saturday
morning she called upon Mrs. Nicholas
Hill, at Manchester, on business. Mr.
/ Fraze owns the house in which the
/ Hills reside. Before Mrs. Fraze left
the Hill home, rumpus occurred and
Mrs. Fraze quit the place with two bad
eyes. She alleges that Mrs. Hill scratch.
cd her and that she can hardly see as a
result. This morning she sent for May.
or Durapt, her son stating that she
wanted 20 have Mrs. Hill arrested for
assault and battery.
| j. w. Bibbon was assessed 81 and
costs for intoxication by Mayor Dur
ant this morning,
a pair of Chain blocks, capacity two
ions, were stolen from the Rapid Tran
sit Company Saturday hight,
In justice John McNamara's court
Irwin II. Dague of Western Star had
Chris Christensen, also of that place,
arrested on a charge of assault and
battery, Christensen denies the allie.
cations stating that he ATTEMPTED TO
strike Dague, but missed his mark.
The case has not yet been set for trial.
The Diamond Match Co. has been
dismissed from the $1,000 damage case
brought by Margaret Burke against
the Match Co. and City of Barbcrton.
If a judgment for damages is rendered
the city will, have to stand the full
amount. Fifteen witnesses were sub
poenacd Saturday evening.
Memorial services In honor of Miss
Francis II. Willard, late of Chicago,
the organizer OF the w. C. T. U. were
held In the u. r. churcb last oven
ing. The edifice was filled. Rev. I'll.
lanor a. King, of Montrosc, formerly
of this place, made the memorial ad-
dress
]. Il, Graham, secretary OF the Cur.
rara Paint Co, left for Baltimore Sat
urday evening to visit his wifc and
family for few days.
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Alderman re-
turned from Cleveland this morning.
Frank Good, Il, y. Mcneil, W. q.