The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-11-17

lueSuay evening, NOV, itn, IOr the
benefit of the Freshman class were as
follows:
Door receipts. .$5715
Expenses
! Use of church ................S 750
Hotel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
The Concert Co.. Co.......s...... 31S0
Telephone ......G....... .35
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Total .$4615
Balance .................... .$11.0O
There is to be library placed in
each department of the schools few
books are to be added to the High
school library.
Mr.. o. Il. Evans, representing the
Henry Holt and Company, visited the
school Monday, Nov. 10.
George Norrick, member of the
Junior Glass of the r. II. s., has been
absent from school for few days on
account of illness.
The vacation was enjoyed by all the
pupils while the teachers were visiting
the schools of Cincinnati. Each teach.
er had an interesting talk to give to
their different classes and did not
seem to be discouraged over the work
hat is being done in our High school
Every pupil received a card from the
teachersS while away and we wish to
thank them for their kind remem
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brances.
Misses Fern and Fora Montgomery
were visitors at Ankenytown over Sat
urday and Sunday,
Grace Tabor and Mildred Owens
were visitors of the Bellville Higf
school one day last week during vaca
ton.
BY each pupil in the High school con
tributing the small amount of tel
cents, it will enable the school to sub
scribe for few good magazines which
the school is greatly in need of. lie
every pupil who has a spare momen
make use of these papers.
Ambra Spry,
Junior Reporter
The first number of "The OwP will
be published about three weeks late
than usual but we hope to have a bet
ter paper than formerly.
Lily Debolt and Lena Vernon viii
soon enroll in the senior class making
our number siXteen.
rTI.- Ton, hnn oil
the school quite sum of money, witt
which books for the library are to b.
purchased Most of the. books will b.
for reference work and we hope the
will be used to good advantage
The annual meeting and election o
officers Of the Fredericktown Com
merciaI Club will be held in the coun
Gil chamber next Thursday evening
Nov. oath. All members of the clu
and all business men and citizens ar
! urged to be present. In addition L
the election of officers some othe
important matters will come up TO
discussion.
The first communion service of tn
year will be held in the Fredericktow
! Methodist church Sunday morning
Nov. 18th. The pastor will preac
, on the subject Memory" The az
ministration of the sacrament will 10
low The District superintendent wi
be present and viii preach in the e'
ening. The minutes of the last COZ
ference have arrived, those desiring
} copy can secure them Sunday morninI
:. Meetings have commenced at Berli
4 and will continue for several week
Mr.. David Schroeder on Wednesda
moved from the SHETLAND house in tt
, Foot addition to the Hagerty hous
back of the Baptist church and it
D reported that Mrs. Spurrie is to moN
h in the house vacated by Mr.. Schroede
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Gotshall OF Mt. We
Z non spent Sunday last with Mr.. al
= Mrs. w. d. Foote in Fredericktow
b The Standard Bearers held a bt
D social in tre parlors of the M.
q church on Tuesday evening.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Amos visited wi
: Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Amos at Uti
q this week.
Miss Rose Davidson, national
4 ganizer of the w. G. T. u, has
turned home from her work in Co