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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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a copy to each primary teacher of the
three Sunday schools.
Meeting was given over to Mrs. Ma
rie Hildreth superintendent of rail.
road work, who had prepared the fol.
lowing program: Piano solo, Mrs.
Fred Levering; reading by president;
reading by Mrs. Blacklidge; solo,
'Life's Railroad to Heaven" by Miss
Mary Davis; recitation, Ralph Fox;
reading, Mrs Carr.
The superintendent gave the follow.
ing report of the years work: Xmas.
Met two trains, gave out so text cards
tied with holly and ribbon. At other
times had distributed to the different
railroad help. the rural mail carriers
and postoffice help, AZ text cards and
flowers.
At the close of the program the hos
tess, with her committee, Mesdames
Fox, Hildreth, Axtil and Levering
served delicious refreshments, and
also sent out ice cream, cake and
flowers to the sick and shut-ins of the
town.
A vote of thanks to the superintend-
ent for her work during the past year
Also thanks to the hostess and her
committee for the pleasant manner in
which they entertained the union.
Motion for adjournment to meet
August "a, for the election of officers
at the home of Mrs. Eastman.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. L.
church at their meeting the past week
elected the following officers: Presi
dent. Mrs. John Irvine; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. M p Howes; second vice
president, Mrs. j. B. Foote; treasurer,
Mrs. j. w. Anders; secretary, Mrs
Charles Briggs.
Miss Anna Sastner spent the past
week at Cleveland, getting her supply
of fall millinery.
Mrs. Retta Bermont spent Saturday
last with her sister, Mrs. Riley ut
Bellville.
Miss Earl Foote of Wabash, Ind :,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. o. p Foote in
this place
Miss Ray Evans of Marietta, visit.
ed with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Barnes the
past week,
Mrs Blanch Brumbach who visited
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to her home in Akron on Saturday
last
Mrs. Darling, who has been visit
ing in Detroit returned home the past
week
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Simons accom-
panied her on a short visit.
Rev Goff of Chesterville, was a
visitor in Fredericktown on Tuesday
of this week
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Leverjng circuit will be held Sunday
evening at Darlington and the next
morning the usual business will be
transacted at the Batemantown
church.
The Fredericktown excursion to Ce-
dar Point ON Tuesday of this week
was dec 'ded success In every way,
548 tickets being sold. A train of
eight coaches left here at $3.50 in the
morning with rain threatening. By
the time the train arrived at Sandusl1y
there was no sign of rain and the day
was one of the finest SO far as weather
was concerned. There were five other
excursions at the point on that day,
so that the Fredericktown crowd
seemed but handful Everybody
enjoyed the lake, the amusements and
picnic features of the occasion. In
spite of the fact that Sandusky and
the Point are wet from other stand
points than water, and every induce
ment is thrown out\t0 tempt people
to drink, we failed to see a single per-
son in the Fredericktown crowd that
was intoxicated or detect the odors OF
such Indulgence. This speaks well for
the sobriety and stability of our people
away from home.
Mr.. Paul Adams is now employed In
the Fink drug store.
Mrs. Evans of Marietta, visited with
her daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Barnes, the
past week.
Mrs. Wilson Bradrick visited witt
relatives at Shelby the past week.
Miss Helen Croft visited friends at
; Cleveland the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Cassell and son,
who have been taking an extensive
trip through western Canada as faf
as British Columbia, returned to Fred
ericktown on Tuesday of this week
They have been away about three
weeks and report most enjoyable
and profitable trip.
Mr.. Rollie Spicer who has been
I, working in the glass factory at Mt
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