The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-30
CARRoLLTON.

CARROlETON.
Carrollton, July 2e-The commence
ment exercises of the Boxwell- Patterson
in the, Carrollton high school. Editor j.
V. Lawler, editor of the Carroll Chron-
icle, delivered the address. He said
that boys and girls reared on the farm
life. He urged that every graduate
should take advantage of the opportuni-
ties for attending high school. Prof. j.
G. Heron, president of the board of ex-
aminers, presented the diplomas. The
graduates follow: Eva Ellen Janson,
Rose township; Scott M. Hill, Center
township; Olen Woods, Harrison town
ship; Harry Logan, Perry township;
Donnell Leyda, Augusta township; Iva
Palmer, Perry township; Earl Cameron,
Augusta township; Edith Ferguson, Fox
township; Helen Gibson, Loudon town
ship; Ona Maple, Center township; Will
Mcqueen. Monroe township; Earl Boyd,
Monroe township; Blanche Trushel,
Monroe township; Jessie DeFOrd Monroe
township; Georgia Maughlman, Monroe
township; Mary Snyder, Monroe town
ship; Beulah Mcqueen, Monroe town
ship; Mary b. Shepherd, Lee township;
Gilsie Hendricks, Center township
OF the 80 who took the teachers exam
ination at Carrollton oi July II, the fol-
lowing were successful: Five years,
Carena Jackson, Carroliton. Two years,
William Herold r. b. Jackman. Carroll
ton; Clara A. McFadden, Mechanics-
town. One year Miriam Morris, Mary
McNulty, Carrollton; Mary Martin, Dell
Roy; j. M. Burrier, Harlem Springs; }.
f.. Crawford, Leesville; II. Cdlaire Hos
tetter, Minerva; Odessa George. Mechan-
icstown; William e. Bun, Salineville;
Della Rush, Wattsville.
]. V. Lawler and s. Ia Sterling, ex-
ecutors of the will of Ann McAfee, have
filed their first account, which shows
that they received 81, 1928, and expended
s., $500, leaving IS, 663 36 for Distribution.
The executors received $3l9.2i as compen-
sation and the back taxes were $6365O.
Mr.. Lawler received $3.50 as compensa-
tion for services rendered testator dur
ing her life.
Henry Woodward and NJ. L. Patterson
spent Saturday and Sunday at Canton
and Akron.
T. M. Hemming went to Alliance the
latter part of the week, where he under
went an operation at the hands or MS
brother-in-law, DR.. p. c. Ramsey
sThe Ideal Rife Club, of Carrollton,
and the Tabor Club go to Pekin on Mon
day, where they will meet the Sebring
team, and have days shoting. There
will be match shoot between the Car
rollton and Sebring teams, The retresh-
ments will be furnished by John FINES
the venerable rifle shot.
Mrs L. c. Deets and daughter, Nellie
of Des Moincs Iowa, were guests OF MT
and Mrs. s. f. Deets, the past week
MIR. DeetS was mere over SUNDAY ne 10
secretary of the Iowa Travelling Men s
Association, and had been at Atlantic
City, N. j., and Placid Lake, N. j., at
tending the convention of the TraVehng
Mems Association
Marriage licenses have been granted TO
John Heffron, Cleveland, and olive Rut-
ledge Carrolton; Orlan w. Miller Min
erva, and Lena F.. Johnson, Augusta.
John H. and Charles F. Brooks have
been appointed executors of the will of
their father. the late Thomas Brooks, OF
Carrollton Bond of 5000 was given
The estate is valued at $500.
Mary Z. McFadden and Matte MOODY
have been appointed ADMINISTRATORS or
the estate of their father, the late Daniel
Moody of Lee township. They furnished
= Ed Swift, of New PHILADELPHIA was a
guest of his aunt, Mrs. John u. tletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mnzel, of Leets-
dale, Pa, are guests of Carrollton rela-
tives. -.
gone TO Cedar Iowa, for months visit
with her mother, Mrs. Roger.
John Hebron, of Cleveland, and Miss
Olive Rutledge were married IN the re
formed parsonage, Saturday evening, by
Rev. c. r. Hartman. Miss Rutledge has
been an employe of the pottery. Ihey
will make their home at Cleveland
where Mr.. Heffron Is employed In the
mills
Miss Katherine Beltz, OF Akron, is Wis
iting her brother and sister-in-law, MT.
and Mrs Henry Beltz
Ross Beatty, an employe of the Deck
man-Duty brick works. was hit on the
back of the head, Tuesday, with large
stone when a blast was put on IN the
shale pit He was behind a tool box Tor
protection. ,
Miss I,yde Lyons has gone 10 Mechan-
icstoWn where she will make her home
with Mrs. William Boyd.
Miss Jennie Linn. of GreenVllle' Fa''
is a guest of Miss Mary FerTaH.
Misses Susie and Georgia Frederlcks,
of Greenvilie, Pa, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Helfrick.
Mrs Jamse McLinden is visiting her
parents near Hartville, o.
Mrs William j. Walker visited reia-
tfeea at Paris, o., on Sunday.
Mrs Duber and children. OF CahaI
Dover. spent several days with her
brother, Michael Long.
Miss Esther Booth, of Paris, " ret,
turned home, after a few days visit
with her aunt, Mrs. William j. Walker;
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Cradle attended
the social gathering at the home OF MI
and Mrs shanaberg, on North CleVe-
land avenue extension, canton On
Mrs' Amanda robinson. Of Canton,
spent Sunday with Mrs. William D.
SRde seuter and John Yutzey visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchtel, on sun
day evening. - ,
BENJAMIN Buchtel is visiting MS srahu-
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Fetters' near
SsndyVille.
Mrs. Lewis Smith has returned home
from Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Margaret Vernon entertained
large number of young people az an
eleven O'clock lunch at her home on
T,tesdaN evening. Music and social
games were enjoyed by those present
and quite a pleasant time was lad'
Farmers are cutting oats, the heaos
OF which appear TO be well hileu'
EnGEFlELD.