The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-17
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and Sons in the grocery store situat-
ed in the Masonic block.
The annual election Of the Library
Association was held at the library
Monday night, Jan. 6. 1919. The fol
towing persons were elected officers
for one year.
MRS. r. f. Bueh, president. .
Mrs. Flora Gale, vice president
L. Legrand Hopkins, secretary and
treasurer.
For three years
Miss Sarah Boswortb, Mr.. w W
Cowles, Mr. Lewis Tyrell,
IL was voted that membership 10
the association continue for one year
from the date that a person becomes
q member. Heretofore membership
continued from the 1st Of January to
the following January 1st.
Voted that the following resolutions
on the death Of VIM c. Doolittle he
entered in the minutes of the associa-
Ion, copy of the same be given 70
Mrs. DooIittle and the resolution be
published IN the Banner:
Mrs. President:
Your committee on the death "
VIM. C. Doolittle submits the follow
ing resolution.
Be it resolved by the Belleyiew Ii
bEary Association that by the deceass
Of VIM. c. Doolittle. for many years
q member and officer Of said associa-
ton, we have lost q tried and true
friend, one or sterling worth, char
acter and integrity; one that at all
times stood ready and willing 70 aid
the library; a member that materially
aided in erecting our beautiful build
ing, building that for its size IS
unique A member that has been a
gallant soldier, a good citizen. kind
friend, and for many years worthy
member Of the Methodist church; a
man Of commanding appearance, one
that has been member Of the legis
Iature in the state of Connecticut
one that by energy and perseverance,
had secured comfortable competeu
ey; one that had lived more thar
the four score years allotted TO man
We shall meet but we shall miss him
Respectfully submitted,
"a - L. Legrand Hopkins,
Committee.
At a meeting of the Library direc
tors held at the home of Judge an,
Mrs. Hopkins the night of Januar.
9Th, it was voted that the Library As
ISOLATION give an entertainment a
the town hall Mrs. !. f. Havilant
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins were an
pointed a committee TO make arrange
ments, The committee decided thu
the 21st be the night for the entertain
ment Doors open at o'clock. MD
tion pictures by KostIan brothers, as
sisted by two numbers TO be giyel
by other parties
There was a large attendance o
the Belleyiew Workers on the 9Th
-Four new memers joined
Nelson's Auto and Machine shop i
rushed with work, its members hay
ing to work evenings.
VIM. Barrow OF Cincinnati arriye
on the 9th, He is visiting Mr. Henri
Weaver.
Miss c, D. Everett of Jamaica,
! l., and Miss NJ. Mccoy of Mineola,
l., arrived on the eth and are pleas
antly located at Or. and Mrs Tanner
Mrs. Clarrisa Bates of South MOI
walk, Conn, a winter resident for
number of years, arrived on the lot
and is stopping at the home of MI
and Mrs, N. D. Skinner.
], j. Nelson has baled larg
amount of hay of good quality.
c. f., Abshire and son have estat
Iished meat route. covering Can6
Ter North Lake Weir Lake Weir an
East Lake.
The regular monthly melting Of tn
Red Cross was held at the town hal
Sunday the 18th, They have finishes
refugee garments and are expecting
soldiers socks to mend.
o. nj. Gale is building a very mic
house for his father and mother o
Vermont who are expected to arriv
soon and make Belleview their futur
home,
Rev. n. Fl. Martin district superin
tendent of the NJ. f. church held hi
fourth quarterly meeting in the NJ
church, Wednesday night. Jan, StIl
He gave a fine talk and explained
the centenary work which is a nev