The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
ing Near Massii!on,

Inc society NSt at CTysJdI DpIluSS
Tabernacle, four miles west of Massil-
Ion, on Tuesday, August IS, instead of
August 18th, as per card.
During the last week Cf August
The Crystal Springs Chautauqaa Assem-
bly, holds its sessions here, and the
managers desiring that the horticul-
turalists meet here at the same time,
extended an invitation to the society
20 hold the August meeting here on
Tuesday, The twenty eighth. N. r.
NUmtt, who had charge of this meet
ing very mucn favored the change OF
date, because at this time the tables,
seats, and all the Gonveniences Of the
place would be in the best of order.
The invitation came shortly after
orr last meeting, the matter was sub
mitted to the executive committee, the
date was changed, and the committee
made no mistake for it proved to be a
very interesting and profitable meet
ing.
The Assembly secured Hon. Horace
Ankeny, State Food and Dairy Com
missioner, to deliver the address Of
Che afternoon; also the Williamson
Eisters Quartet, of Columbus, who will
remain all the week, delightfallly en-
tertained the audience with vocal ulu-
Eic.
This is a delightful place TO hold
a meeting and under the shade Of the
trees the dinher was served as usual,
the society being the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. N. e. Mofitt.
About $50 people we're present, At
1880 President Hanna called the meet
ing to order, and the meeting began
by singing America" +" led by the VIII
hanson Sisters.
William Hershey and S. p. Killing
ar were appointed to collect member
chip dues. ..
The Williamson Sisters then favor
ed the audieaee with a song May
time"
Minutes OF the July meeting read
and approved.
The committee appointed to draft
yesiluti0ss on the death OF Mira. Ma
y Wolf reported as follows:
IN MEMoRIAH.
we are again called upon to record
abe death OF one OF our esteemed mem
bers, Mrs, Mary Wolf, whose death oc-
eurred after a brief illness on July
End, at the residence of her grand
daughter, Miss Katie Wolf, Canton
Mrs Wolf was in her eighty-sixth
year This society keenly feels its
bOss, as in her death 1t mas lost one Of
hs most faithful and charitable mem
bers, she scarcely ever missing
Eeeting even In her advanced years
Che was charter member ever ready
70 lend helping hand, was a good
Christian woman, loved and esteemed
by all who knew her. AS tribute te
her memory, and to Ally express oul
sympathy for the bereaved friends
your committee desire this brief trib-
Che society.
MRS J. J. BAST,
MRS CHAS. d. MONNoT,
Committee.
BY approved motion the report wa
accepted.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM
MITTEES.
On Orchards.-J Willaman, chair
man, said he has nothing new to re
port.
On Grapes.-Your committee find o
ue table one plate of Moore's Early
by Mrs. N. e. MofIitt. J. H. MOffitt ha
enc plate of Early Concord and one G
Eoore's Early: Mrs. S. o. Eggert OF
plate of Niagara All very fI'
Committee-Mrs.G Geo. L. Leeper, Mr.
s. P. Killinger-
On Apples and Pears.-Your con
lnittee find the exhibit as follows
Apples by Mr.. Bitter, Western Beaut.
Grimes Golden, Ohio Nonparell an
ore seeding. also one variety of pea
Three specimens for name by r..
Hanna. which your committee eann'
naale. eleven yarieties-Martha era
Haiiock's fayorlte No. g. Ma d
Blush. Mestern Beauty, snokehors
Eanlolls. a new apDls. Stark fb
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