The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-07
Mayburg.

Both old and young are enjoying them
selves coasling aud skating. All seem to
have right good time.
Mrs. James Brown has returned home
from the Emergency Hospital in Warren,
where she was operated on for sppendi-
citis. She is improving much since she
has got back to her home again.
Herbert Carroll, while skating, had the
misfortune to run into a low bridge and
knock one of his front teeth out.
The school children of Msyburg, as
sisted by their teachers, Miss Margaret
Frampton and Prof e. c. Terrill, gave q
fine Christmas entertainment Dec. 10Th.
Also there appeared on the scene beau.
tiful Christmas tree, well decorated with
presents from both teachers and scholars.
A fine treat was distributed among the
scholars from their teachers, mingled
with plenty of jokes and lsughsble incl
dents, among which was "a fine Niger
doll baby" for Prof. TeIrill, and a large
stocking filed with cigar boxes, rubber
neck cats, and many other presents too
numerous to mention for NJ ISIS Frampton. D.
There was very large attendance and a
good free will offering was given for the
benefit of the school library, for which
both teachers and scholars are grateful to
the people of Mayburg and extend their
hearty good wishes for the coming new
year.
c. T. Deshner, while working about
the loader, had the misfortune to fall and
fracture the bone of his left arm.
Harry Knight is visiting relatives and
friends in town for few days.
Miss Tresss Hendrickson attended the
lecture in Johnson's Hall, Kellettville,
Tuesday evening, Dec. S0th.
Misses Mary W. and Sarah A. Snyder
visited their parents, Mr., and Mrs. An
drew Snyder, of this place, the past two
weeks.
Della Cook, a student in the Tionesta
high school, visited her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Samuel Cook, for a few days, but
returned to Tionesta Dec. 9th to attend
school again.
Floyd Burrows left Friday morning on
the 500 o'clock train for dinboro, where
he expects to attend school for some time.
The people of Mayburg extend their best
wishes for the new year and hope that be
will make asuccess.
James l.. Brown, Jr. has returned to
his home from Clarion, where be was
visiting his uncle for few days.
Mrs. 4. d. Reyner, of Marienville,
visited the Snyder girls few days the
past week, returning to her home Tues
day morning on the 500 o'clock train.
The Mayburg Union Sabbath School
elected for the year 1914 the following
odicers: Superintendent, Emerson Kifer;
assistant, Harry Smith; secretary, Miss
Edna Smith; first assistant, Miss Leila
Campbell; second assistant, Miss Tressa
HeDdrickson; treasurer, Rhet Plyler;
organist, Miss Edna Smith; assistant,
Mrs Edward Merchant; librarian, Floyd
Burrows; assistant, Frank Hendrickson.
Rev. G. S. Bryon, with his helper, Rev.
John Mcdonald, has begun series OF
revival meetings in the f. M. church at
Mayburg.
Mrs. G. s. Bryan has suffered intensely
with toothache since the day before
' Christmas. The tooth became 80 bad
that it burst open, giving her some relief.
She went to dentist Friday and had the
tooth extracted
Leslie Paul, residing with his grand
mother at Cherry Grove. visited his par
euts and other relatives here the past
week.