Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-14
FITTINGS
At BrimfieId Will
be Many.
Numerous People Select
New Homes.
Party So Big That Town
Hall Was Required
To Accommodate Participants
Social Affairs and Bits of News.
Especial Correspondence.)

and Newton Carrier of Kent, were
home over Sunday.
George Starks and wife of Kent,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Starks' par
ents.
Mrs. Fred Reed and daughter, Mary,
of Mantua, spent the past week With
her parents, G. w. Bard and wife.
BORN--Sunday March 3, to DR.. and
Mrs. Sumner Sawyer. of Travers City,
Mich, a son. DR.. Sawyer is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sawyer, of this
place. and n brother Of Mrs. Porter
Hall OF Kent.
Ernest Russ and family Of Kent,
visited Mrs. Russ parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. NJ. Chapman, the past week.
The district schools are enjoying
vacation this week.
| A. w. Wise has sold house and
lot south Of Brimfeld Center, to
Wallie Wilson; consideration $462.50
At the meeting of the trustees last
week, Simon Bostwick got the job Of
taking care of the Town hall. Rueben
Ewel is the new sexton and will take
care Of the cemetery at the Center
The business meeting Of the L. c..
I,n at fhn ff +
Williams, Thursday, March 81. 1t is
desired to have all of the Brimlield
members present to make arrange
ments for the Easter supper to he
held at the Town hall, Saturday eve
ming, April g. The supper will cost
10 cents each, and free entertain
ment will he given. Further mention
will be made after the arrangements
are completed.
The Mogadore Dramatic troupe will
present their play mt the Brimteld
Town hall, Saturday evening, March
16. The Brlmheld orchestra will fur
nish music and the l., @. A. will re-
ceive half the proceeds. 1t Is hoped
there will be good attendance, as
the play Is n good one and well worth
the money. The young people are play
ing for the benefit of their public
library.
Mrs. l.. w. Underwood received a
) telegram Saturday, from Mt Pleas.
p ant, WcstmOreland county, Pa, stat
ing that her cousin, Mrs. James X.
Husband. was dead. Mrs. Under.
wood left Monday morning to attend
the funeral which was held Tuesday
Mrs. Husband was an aunt of Mrs
Frank Laudenslager, of this place.
Mr. George Sax had n very painful
accident ut Lee Shanafelt's sale last
week. A horse belonging to John
Werstler became frightened at some
sheep that were let out of the barn
and ran against MIR. Sax, throwing
him with force against straw stack
His face was badly bruised and cut
and at one time II was feared he
had received internal injuries. He is
reported getting along nicely. Mr.
Sax is one of our highly respected
citizens and has host of friends
who viii he rejoced to learn he is
on the road TO recovery.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ
, II. church We're entertained at the
Q home of Mrs. O. #. Chapman, Wednes
I day, all day.
The annual moving craze will strike
this town again this spring. Wendell
ulm and family win move to East
Akron Immediately after his sale, the
26th. Rev. II. L. White and family
will occupy Mr.. ulm's house. Curtis
Aultman and wife will move onto
Bryan StilwelIs farm in the south,
4 west part Of town. Abrahame Miller
and family Of Kent, have moved back
4 to Mr.. Millers farm in the north
4 east part of the town. Ellery Nigh
man and fameily, into their new
home, recently purchased of the Rey
Z nolds boys; Henry Shuman and familJ
will move onto farm belonging &c
George Sawyer in the northwest part
Y of the town; Frank Dietrich ant
family will occupy their new home
4 purchased of l. Q, Moulton;
Reuben Ewell and family moved int,
part Of Mrs. Mary Chapemaen's house
Walfe Wilson and family will moy'
to their new home south of the center
VIII Englehart and family moved ont,
G Mr.. Englehart's fathers farm neaI
| Kent; George Leininger and wife will