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features of the occasion was a splen-
did dinner 1t was fine meeting and
all had a good time. Those from
distance were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinefelter and
daughter, Pauline of Mansfield, Mrs.
Charles Garland and children of Shell
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Myers and son,
Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamaster and
little son from Mt. Vernon. The Of
ficers for 1910 and 1911 are j. F. Barr,
president; Mrs. Emma Barton, secre.
tary Martha Barr, treasurer. The
reunion for 1911 will be held at the
same place the first of September.
Mrs. Royal Loomis, Mr.. Glen and
Miss Lillian Bradrick of Shelby, were
in town last week, the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Bradrick.
The Misses Audrey Stout and Cora
Foltz of Shelby were guests of Miss
Lillian Bradrick, last week.
Miss May Adams and her guest,
Miss Edith l.. Hamford of New York
City, have returned from a short visit
with Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Hagarty of
Detroit, Mich.
| Mrs. Helen Kline is in Ashland, o.,
called there by the serious illness of
her granddaughter, Miss Helen Vert
man.
j. B. Foote attended the State
Fair last week
Mrs. Frank Broderick of Bellville
was visiting in Epply and Broderick
family for week.
Miss Rilla Ewers of Sedalia, Mo-,
was the guest of Mrs. Alice Barnhard
on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Wilson of Butler was a
guest of the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford Barnhard on Thursday.
Mrs Fred Brentlinger was in But
Ter on Saturday to visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Plank.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Foote of Mt.
| Vernon were guests of o. p. Foote and
wife over Sunday.
Messrs. Omar Tufford and Herbert
Brentlinger were in Newark on Sun
day.
Mrs. Fred Simons has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Smoots in Mt. Vernon.
Mr. John Hyatt has been attending
the State Fair.
Miss Pearle Toms has gone to Ash
land to resume her studies.
Mrs. Maggie AXtell was Column
bus visitor last week returning home
on Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Mill Mrs. VIM. .Ackerman,
Mrs. Gail o. Cooksey, Misses Mary
Black and Ada Cooper of Mt. Vernon
were guests of friends in Frederick
town on Saturday.
Mrs. l. G. Dague and daughter
Catherine, and Miss Mary Davis went
to Mt. Vernon on Saturday for a short
stay
Messrs. Hermen and Elsa Cochran
of Mt. Vernon were in the city on
Sunday.
OFT Ewers, wife and daughter, Es
ther, were guests in the home of Fred
BARNARD for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker are NOV
ing to Youngstown, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lorenzo and
family of Wadsworth were visiting
Geo. Mullen and family for severa
days.
The public schools opened last weel
with an enrolment larger than usual
The number in each department Is
as follows;
Primary department-46,
Secondary department-42.
Intermediate department-40.
Grammar department-40.
High school department-102
The Freshman class Is the largest
class that has entered high school
except the one which entered in 1906
Rev. Waybright of the Baptis
church was high school visitor OF
Monday of this week.
or the graduating class" of 1910
the following received the highest
grades in scholarship and are entitled
to scholarship which is offered oul
school by different colleges;
Mary Debolt, 1st; Felicia Spry, End
Leland Bricker, 3rd; Leila Wagner
4th; Harry Irvine, 9Th; Grace Bate
man, 9Th.
In case these persons do not go t.
college the scholarships may then bt
: awarded to others in the class who
expect to attend college.
Fora and Fern Montgomery, who
: have attended the Amity high school
have entered here for this year.
Swank of Bellville high school IL
now member of the sophomore clas:
in our school.
Vincent Durbin, who is represent
ing the Allyn, Bacon Book compan,
was n hiph school yisitOr FRIDAY