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AIR. Charles Robinson of Colorado
visited friends in this vicinity the past
week.
Mr.. S. G. Boyd, who recently gradu-
-ated from Case school, Cleveland, has
secured a position with the New York
Telephone Company following the
lines in which he has been trained.
Mr.. William Swihart has moved his
saw mill to the Roscoe Blair farm near
Waterford
Announcement has been made for
the thirty-second annual picnic of the
nnox county !. o. o. f. which will be
held at Waterford on Friday, August
sth. Rev. Thos. Hambly OF this place
will be the speaker OF the occasion
and music furnished by the Waterford
band. Many other attractions are be
5ug arranged for but not yet an.
Rounced.
Last Sunday evening the churches
held an outdoor song service in the
park after the regular preaching SER
vice. Rev. Thos. Hambly occupied
the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday ev-
ening and then adjourned the service
to the park. A large number of peo.
pie who could not bring themselves to
go into hot church building had gath.
cred about the park ana took part
with those from the church in singing
familiar gospel songs. The Frederick
town band was present and accom-
panied the singing also played two
sacred selections alone A few seats
were placed in the park but not
enough to accommodate the large
numbers gathered. If the weather
permits next Sunday evening a repeu
tion of this service will be held under
who can sing or play an instrument is
invited to come and bring their gospel
hymn books. More lights are promised
and seats 10 accommodate several
hundred. The band boys have been
greatly complimented on the way they
did their part as this VIZ their first
attempt at playing that kiud of music
and especially with singers
The Standard Bearers of the NJ. f
church will meet on Friday at tn,
home of Miss Grace Beany.
The annual picnic of the Methodi u
Sunday school vii, be held on Thurs
day, July 2Oth. The place for holding
the picnic has not yet peen decided
upon.
Mr.. Briggs of Shelby, Ohio, visited
with his brother, Mr. Charles Briggs,
in this place the past week.
Regular meeting OF the Methodist
Brotherhood will be held In the church
parlor on Friday evening OF this week.
Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. John II.
vine at Frederickto Hn the past week.
Miss Helen Croft entertained in hon
or OF Miss Mary Morgan OF Columbus
on Monday last The following guests
were present; Miss Sylvia Eastman,
Miss Grace Norrick, Miss Marguerite
MARBLE, Miss Melita Hosack, Miss La
ella Lynn, Miss Matte Burns, Miss
Mary Morgan, Mr., Briggs of Shelby,
Mr.. Clyde Durbin, Mr.. Clement Rhine
hart of Jacksonville, Fla, Mr. Lee
Steele, Mr.. Arthur Hambly and Mr
Fred Zeig Mrs G. NJ Hildreth en-
tertalned the same party on Tuesday,
Mr. Charles Bermont and family
Of Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs, Retta Bermont, in this
place.
Mr. Rowley of Westeryille visited
friends in this place the past week.
Miss Gertrude James visited friends
IN Akron, Ohio, the past week.
Miss Helen Gordon OF Mt Vernon
spent Friday and Saturday In this
place the guest of Mi, M, r. Beck and
family,
Miss Mary McGaughy OF Wester-
vile visited Miss Adella Hosack in
this place the past week
Miss Mary Morgan OF Columbus
came Friday to visit several days at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. C. NJ Hill
dreth
Miss Anna and Eulalia Hyatt visited
In Coshocton the past week.
Mr. Robert Clark of this place has
gone to st, Louis Mo to take charge
OF the w, A. Wood Harvester offices
at that place,
Mr.. Fred lowering and Mr. Jesse
Harris have received their new auto,
mobiles.
The Gldeons are an organization of
Christian travelling men banded to.
sether TO do all the good they can.
One of the greatest and most com.
mendable undertakings started but n
few months ago is TO place n bible in
every hotel room in our country, the
same to be paid for by the people of
the community In which the hotel is
located Already more than one hun.
dred thousand bibles have been DIaced