Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-04
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Elected by the Brim.
field Democrats.
Closing Literary Exercises at
! High School.
Especial Correspondence

(Spec1al C0rresp0ndenceD
Brimfield, April 3.-Mrs. B. w. Boos.
niger was In Ravenna the past week,
owing to the serious illness Of her
father.
Mr.. Griffith and son Harry, Of
Streetsboro, were in town Wednes-
day. Harry will live with Mrs, Wal
dron this summer.
Two new members were welcomed
into the M. Il. Aid society Wednesday.
Prof. u. e. Carrier and family Of
Kent spent the past week with
Charles Koon and family.
A number from here attended the
Musson flower sale at Mogadore, Sat.
urday.
Ernest Russ and family of Kent,
spent the past week with L. Nd. Chap
man and family.
Lorraine Carrier was on the sick list
the past week.
Dr. Philegs, the oculist Of Cleveland,
was in town Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. L. Brown was called to Can
ton last week, owing to the illness
Of her sister, Mrs Baum.
Philip Souers is working at the
Mogadore Sewer Pipe works.
Elmer Hickman and John Meloy
began work Ionday on the Brimfeld
section of the w. & L. D. R. r.
Mrs. Mary Hershberger of Akron,
spent the past week with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Seymour Boosinger. She
returned home Monday. Mrs. Boosing-
er accompanied her, returning Tues
day.
Friends here will be pleased to
learn that Fred Hawk reached Mon
tana in safety. He has accepted a
position there.
]. g. Burt, organizer of the Protect
ed Home Circle, is in town this week
securing members for the Brimfield
Circle. There will be an open meet
ing at the Town hall Friday night,
Every one invited.
Remember the Easter supper Satur-
day night at the hall Benefit l.. @. A,
The condition of our roads is some
what better, but the many families
1llONlue lUlnh thtlt 10 SUN IpUil lOl
improvement.
Mrs. Mildred Waldron entertained
about twenty of her friends Saturday
night at progressive pedro. Lunch
was served and very pleasant time
had by all present.
The Brimfield High school held the
closing literary exercises for the win.
ter Thursday night at the hall. The
question under discussion was, IRE
solved, That Carrie Nations Actions
Were Justi6able, Both by Law and
Reason The young people handled
being exceptionally fine, considering
age and experience. 1t would compare
favorably with some who have had
far more experience. Prof. Douthitt
has every reason to feel proud of the
progress of his pupils and they surely
ought to appreciate the untiring eff
forts Of the Professor In their behalf
Messrs Norman Real, Floyd Shdn
non and Walter Boosinger We're on the
affirmative and Jesse Woods, Artmar
Wertenberger and Miss Maude MeloN
on the negative. The Judges wer,
Charles Sax. Mrs. DR.. Mcdonnell aut
Mrs. A. T, Porter. They decided II
favor of the affirmative. tTo for af
firmative and one for the negative.
Mrs Amanda Steese of Chicago, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs A. X. p. Rich
ards.
Jacob Bissler and wife Of Suffield
spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan Baugh
man.
Mr.. Billman OF Kensington, spsn'
(Saturdny and Sunday with his da. :gh
ltor, Mrs Il. l.. King.
Benjamin iiuggles and family OF
Cuyahoga Falls, spent Sunday with
his parents.
Frank Parmlee aud farmily of Ken
were guests of JoAn Wilson and fam
lily Sunday.
Mrs, Nancy Rhodes and daughter
Maggie of Akron, We're guests of A
X. r. Richards and family Sunday.
Mrs Henry Ewell and Mrs. Rich
ards Wise spent Saturday at Ravenna
Misses lone and Hattie Beam wer,
at Ravenna, Saturday.
Mrs George Starks Of Kent, visited
her parents Saturday. Sunday anC
Monday,
Mrs. Andrew Lilly and two daugh
ters of Akron, are visiting at Charles
SINNERS.