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and satisfactory not only to the mem.
bers Of his church but to the people of
this place and surrounding communi.
ty He and his estimable family hold
place in the hearts Of the people
here that, would have been hard to ail
had he been assigned to some other
charge. May increasing success at
tend his efforts in Frederlcktown the
coming year.
Mrs. Fawcett and daughter Miss
Mabel Fawcett, visited friends at Mt.
Vernon on Sunday last.
Rev. Thos. Hambly will conduct reg
ular services at the Berlin Methodist
church at the usual hour.
There will be union meeting of all
the churches next Sunday evening to
hear Mrs. Trego, lecturer of the Ma
tional w. G. T. U. at the Presbyterian
church. A large attendance is ex-
pected.
There will be no preaching services
at the Baptist church next Sunday on
account of the Sunday school conven-
tion at Mt. Vernon to which great
many of the Fredericktown people are
planning to go. Sunday school, howev-
er, will be held as usual.
Mrs. Thos. Hambly spent a few
days the past week visiting with
friends in Gambler.
An automobile collision caused some
excitement on Main street in front of
Mr.. Frank Wagners store on Monday
morning. Mr.. Wash Phillips of Della
ware in passing through town lost con
troll of his machine, some OF the gear
failing to act he ran into buggy driv. |
en- by Miss Loney daughter of Mr. |
Alva Loney, south of town. The bug |
gy was completely upset and Miss |
Loney thrown out into the road. 9th
er than slight bruises she was not hurt |
and neither the buggy nor automobile
broken in the least
Mrs. Laura Clark, who has been in |
Fredericlitown visiting her cousins.
Mrs. Atherton and Mrs Steinmetz, the
past two weeks returned to her home
in Cambridge on Monday last,
A surprise on Mr.. Kennedy Cheno-
werth was given at his home Sunday
evening in a four-o'clock dinner at
which We're present and guests of hon
or, Mr.. Ross and Dr. Johnson of
Worthington, Ohio, who came through
in bo al IL
DR.. Alderman. Mr.. Darling, Mr.. Web
Anders and Mr. Edgar Crute were also
guests of the occasion.
Miss Martha Hyatt of Frederick.
town visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r. Hyatt at Grandview last Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Owen, who has been
visiting at Revenna, Mich, the past
summer returned home, the past week.
At the election of officers held at
the M. e. church last Friday evening
by the Brotherhood to fill vacancies
caused by removal from Frederick
town the following were chosen: First
vice president, Mr.. P. l.. Wilkins, sue
ceeding Mr.. G. G. Armstrong, and Mr..
Lamar Kanaga taking the place of DR..
F. A. Hunt. Regular meeting is an
nounced for next Monday evening
when refreshments will be served.
Rev. Harris and children of Toronto
on their way to Cambridge, Ohio,
stopped off at Fredericktown to visit
Mr.. Hugh and Mr.. l.. L. Armstrong a
few days the past week.
Mrs. Cora Buell. of Cleveland was
called here the past week by the SER
ious illness of her mother, Mrs Chan
cey.
AS announced last week the mem
bers of the Presbyterian congrega-
tion met at the church Thursday ev-
ening and gave their new pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Noble, a
hearty reception. A large number
were present. The pastor and his
bride were presented with set of sol
id silver teaspoons, souvenir spoon of !
the church, napkins and table cloth.
The occasion was a most enjoyable
one.
Announcement has already been |
made that the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Methodist church will hold
Christmas Bazaar. Advertising of
Christmas affairs are beginning ear
ly this year.
Mr.. Frank Morrow went to Colum-
bus on Tuesday to spend several days.
Miss Cora Hathaway started for i
Holbrook, Arizona, on Tuesday last.
Mr.. w, r. shSffer and wife attended
the Bellville fair last week.
Mr.. L. Smothers returned to his
home in Little Rock Arkansas last {
week.
Miss Ethel Salisbury was guest at
the home of Mr.. s. S. Barre, last week.
An expensive piece of work was be-