The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-14
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49,
Mr.. Donald Harrison, who has been
visiting his sister in Delaware, re-
turned home the past week.
Mr.. w. H. Swetland received a let
ter from London, England, on Monday
that had passed the hands of the cen
sors who examine all communications
leaving that country. The letter had
reference to the purchase of glass
bottles such as the Butler Bottle
Works manufacture.
Miss Edith McCausland returned to
Columbus last Monday.
Revival services were begun at the
Baptist church last Sunday. Rev J.
T. Briggs of New London, Ohio, is
here to assist.
Judge L. B. Houck of Mt. Vernon
passed through this place on Monday
last
Mrs. Clyde Young of this place Wis
tied with Miss Iva NJ Bechtel at An
kenytown last week.
Ahibb O1ll IOlllS vi AIhGllN lOWh
visited at the home of Mr.. Walter
Willetts last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Toms of Frederick
town visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Toms at Ankenytown last Sunday.
Mrs L. M. Brubal1er visited with
relatives at Columbus and Marion the
past week.
The following officers were in.
stalled by the Thrall lodge, r. &c A.
NJ, last week. F. A. Dalrymple, w.
M; Fred Amos, s. w; F. L. Barnes,
j. W.; d. w. Goodell, treasurer; e. v.
Ackerman, secretary; Charles Acl1er-
man, s. D.; f. r. Darling, J. D.. L. B.
Ackerman, chaplain; r. X. Smith, c..
r. Leedy, stewards; w. d. Foote ty-
Ter; j. G. Dague, r. b. Levering, p. l.,
Cover, standing committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Goodell and
children visited with relatives in
Ashland last week.
The following were elected at the
meeting of the board OF education last
week: G. E. Denman, president; B..
f. Parmenter, vice president; e. ".
Ackerman, clerk. Mr.. C. j. Lowell
and Mr.. Charles Rinehart were the
newly elected members who took up
their duties at this meeting.
The Pythian Sisters held a post
card social on Thursday evening. A
special program was prepared and
lots of fun had in purchasing the par
cells.
Mrs. c. II. Bartlett entertained the
w. G. r. u. on Tuesday evening it
being the regular monthly meeting OF
the order.
Born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Vir-
gil Gable, an eight and a half pound
doughter.
The annual election of officers and
church meeting of the Fredericktown
Presbyterian church was held at the
church on Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Homer White of Wooster, visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Croft over Sunday.
Mrs. McCluckeon of Cleveland, who
has ben visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Johnson in this place the past few
weeks. went to Mansfield on Friday
to visit with another sister.
Mrs Susan Blue of Chesterville
came Saturday to attend Mrs. Sarah
Potter, who has been Ill for several
months past.
Miss Eula Johnson, one of the teach
ers in the high school, has been very
i'll with an attack of quinsy, the past
week.
The three children, whose parents
were taken i'll in Cleveland, started foI
the latter place on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Hill of Mt. Yer
| non, came Tuesday to visit with Mr.
and Mrs, Lewis Long, for few days
Mr.. Lewis Long was in Springfield
on business the past week,
The matter of street paving is again
bobblng up in FredericRtown and there
Is considerable talk going the rounds
as to just what should be done and
what Is likely to be done the coming
season, With the new pike hitting
r this place, 1t will be up to Frederick
, town to make q passable road through
the place, and those who are in a
position to know say that only a brick
pavement will be at all permanent OF
satisfactory and most economical in
the end. This will mean that the low
er part of Main street and the west
end of Sandusky streets will become
, a paved thoroughfare. Then there is
a short strip of road leading from
Main street to the depot that has been
an expensive proposition to the town
being on a side hill that washes badly
and which has needed constant repairs
and then was not satisfactory. 1t is
proposed to pave this street and thus
give better approach to the village