The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-14
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have to encounter in order to attend
Rev. Hambly feels greatly encourag-
ed over the prospect OF revlvA, that
will do great deal Of good In our
village. These meetings are an
nounced to continue indefinitely.
Mr.. Willis Harry OF Mansfield Wis
tied his brother, Mr. Charles Harry,
and his family over Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Sidney Gregg OF Cleve-
land was the guest OF Rev. Thomas
Hambly and family few days last
week. MIR. Gregg was here making
arrangements for q. future meeting
to start a campaign against the ciga-
rett and it's allied evils. The time of
his coming was not definitely decid-
ed upon
L. A. Holliwell of Toi5do. Ohio.
spent Monday of this week In Fred
ericktown.
Mr.. John Stahl of Butler was a
Fredericktown visitor on Monday
last.
Mr.. d. C. Belt OF MT. Vernon visit
ed with Frederlcldown friends last
Sunday.
Mr.. c. X. Cowne OF MT. Vernon
visited Fredericktown last Saturday.
s. NJ. Pollock OF Baltimore, Md,
was a Fredericktown visitor lasC Sat
urdPy.
Mr.. Edison Breeze Of Mt. Vernon
visited friends in this place last Sun
dav.
o. d. Fitch OF Columbus was
visitor in Fredericktown last Friday.
Mr.. II. d. Shaffer Of Mt. Vernon
spent Sunday last visiting friends in
this place.
II. ~ Keene visited with Fred
ericktown friends last Saturday.
Miss Florence and Donald Sellers
of Fredericktown were surprised by
che many friends from Mt. Vernon
Friday evening. Bessie. Cliff, Ruth
Helen and Lucille Stinemetz; Comelia
Baughman, Elenor Zeisloft, Marie
and Ellen Mills, Mary Mason, Mary
Zeisloft, Helen Porter. Lillian and
Hazel Dorsey, Karl Stinemetz, Hoy
Jenkins, Palmer Barnard. Edwin
Porter, Charles Myers, Allen Bost-
wick, Herbert Robinson, Samuel
Cliff were present and had fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris entertained
with n twelve o'clock dinner last
week in honor OF Mr.. Deans birth
day anniversary. Covers were laid
for ten.
A number OF che members of the
Frelercktown Thrali lodge attended
the Masonic centennial at Mt Yer
non last Friday evening and report
a most delightful time. Among those
regAristering from here were Messrs
Harry Il. Cassell. j. IL. Denman,
Charles NJ. Hildreth, l.. II. Acker-
man, A. o. Wyker. DR.. II. " Acker-
man, DIR. w. II. Eastman, l.. Jay
Duke, A. C, Corfman, @. II. Slmons,
M. B. Fribley. @, ~. Ackerman, John
Whitford, ]. G.. Raiston, o, C., Buck
master, + l.. Barnes. r. H. Darling
F. II, Clarke. H.. o, Simons,
l.. b. Alderman transacted busl-
mesa in Lexington on Saturday.
r. A. Day and son. Ivan. we're In
BelWille Saturday night.
At the meeting OF the board OF
education last week, tho re-organi-
Eation took place. DR. w. III. East
man was elected president and Mr.
q. B. James. clerk. Mr. l. ii. Fritz
yell. DR.. Il. V. Alderman. and DR..
Eastman were appointed n commit
tee on text books and course of
study. Mr.. O. u. James. MIR. A. ID.
Rinehart And prs,. blast man ION the
committee on supplies, The regular
board meetings will hereafter be on
Thursday evening according to the
new arrangement.
Our people can feel Justly proud
of our public schools under the able
management of Supt. w. w. Borden
Last week Prof, u. II. Pierson of Co.
lumpuB, the state Rchool Inspector
gave our public schools u visit and
was most complimentary in his
praise of the work being done and
reports that the Froderickt0wn
schools carry Off the banner for mum
Der OF foreign pupils In attendance
here. We are also proud OF the dis
tinction oniby Prof. Borden at the
state meetlngof Ohio osuporintendonts
at Columbus where he was highly
honored by being made chairman
OF the committee on resolutions one
OF the most important committees oi
the association, Supt, Borden IL
worthy the honor thus bestowed and
we congratulate him on the dlstinc
finn fhnu plyan him