Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-26
BREEZY BUDGET.
Telling All About Asairs at Brim.
field.
Especial Corrcspondence.)

past week.
Slr. Odell, Of Shalersyille. was the
guest of G. II. Chapman, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Reed and daughter, Mary,
of Mantua, visited her parents, G.. W.
Bard and wife, the past week.
A number OF our township people
attended President McKinley's fu.
neral Thursday. Our beautiful flag
hung at hal-mast, Wednesday and
many private residences were draped
in mourning.
Mrs. Emeline Waldron entertained
Hillyard Waldron, from near Phila
delphia, Pa. and Mrs. Sarah Lincoln
of Akron, the past week.
Miss Cora Williams spent the past
week with Miss Emma Thurston, al
Mogadore.
Miss Ida Hershbergcr, returned tc
her home at Akron, Saturday.
Miss Hattie Beam, of Edinburgh, is
visiting ut NJ. S. Chapman's.
Charles Meloy and family and Miss
Aimer Chapman attended the recep
tion given by II. +. Hudson and wif'
at Rootstown, in honor of their SON
Frank, and bride.
Clifford Sapp, of Kansas, and Miss
Eliza Shertliff, of Kent, were guests
Of j. w. Hall and wife, Thursday.
Our schools We're closed Thursday
owing to President Mckinley's fu
neral.
Mrs. Mary Wise spent Friday, will
her mother, at Talmadgc.
Mr.. Lipus, of Pennsylvania, is Wis
iting Il. j. Glass and wife.
James Swartwouts, of Kent, spent
Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. Will Wilt and children. Of Kent
are visiting Mrs. Wits mother, Mrs
Susan Baughman.
Miss Clara Hershberger, of Akron
is staying with her sister, Mrs. Sey
mour Boosinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, and son, OF
Salem, were guests of Il. j. Glass ant
wife Wednesday.
Seymour Boosinger, lost good
horse, Sunday.
Rev. B. =. Whites aged mother il
very sick from dysentery.
Friend Jones and wife and B. Ca.
houn and wife, of North Jackson, arc
guests Of S. B, Jones and wife.
Mr.. VIII Martin and Miss Nellie
Waite, of Akron, spent Sunday with
Ira Baughman and family.
Eugene Baird was home from Cleve-
land over Sunday. Clarence Meachan
accompanied him back to attend Berky
& Dykes Business College.
V. s. Porter, spent Sunday at Cleve
land.
James IaDu. and family and DR.
| Walter Dewy and wife, of Cleveland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pike, OF
Akron, spent Sunday at w. l. Pixies.
Little Raymond Darrah's classmates
gave him Il surprise party, Thursday
the occasion being his birthday. The
little people had grand time.
About 30 people from mere ATTENDED
the reception mt the Hall Saturday
night, given by the Glass of 90. to thu
| class of '01 Brimfield High School
The following officers We're elected b.
| the Alumni: President. II. A. Werten
berger; vice president. Floyd Shannon
secretary, Annie Chapman; treasure
VIM. Fox.
Horton Boosinger was nome iron
Cleveland over Sunday.
Charles Thrift and wife, of NIGGA
dore. spent Monday with relatives il
town. They left Tuesday for two
weeks visit with Mr. Thrifts par
ents at Huntington, Ind.
David Rhoades is treating his hous
to coat of paint and r. ]. Glass
painting his barn.
Little Nina Carrier is so far i'm
proved as to be able to ride out.
The trustees have purchased ney
rope for the flag pole.
Fire was built in the new furnac
under the Town hall. Saturday even
ing. Everything is satisfactory.
Charles Sax was home from Cleve
land over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs Mcconnell, vlsite,
friends at Uniontown, last week.
A. Wise and Mr.. Felmley have pur
chased new corn huskers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole have gon
to Glenville to live.
The teachers held their first teachers
meeting last Friday.
Miss Laura Boosinger was home
from Akron over Sunday.
The next meeting of the A umni vii
be at the Town Hall the second Satur
day night in June, 1902.
VIM. Schriner and wife of Mogador,
spent Sunday with /. j. Wertenbergel
and wife.
Ed Overholt and wife spent Wednes
day and Thursday at Massillon ant
Canton.
The remains of Mrs. Samuel Risl
of Cleveland. former Brlmtield resi-
dent, were brought here for buria
Tuesday and inferred in Restland Gem
etery.
Frank Hudson and wife have gone tt
housekeeping at Wayland.
Earl Sweeney, of Mogadore, was il
town Tuesday.
John Carver Of Texas and Jacob Car
yer of Akron were guests of Mrs. Jo
mas Rnber Sunday.
Samuel Essig, Of Streetsboro, spen