The Gavelyte, December 1906

The Gavelyte. VOL. 1. DECEMBER 1906. , NO. 10. A LU MNI • I "A Trip Through Ireland." Mr. Young spent the greater part of the j past Rummer traveling abroad. Mr. J. E . Shaw ('06) is teaching Mrs . J. R. Harper(Prof. Anderson) ~chool in ~tarkweather, Dakota. has been at the home of her parents · . for the past month during the illness Prof. and Mrs. Harper will spend I and death of her mother. Death the holidays at the Prof's. old home came after many we~ks of suffering in Jamestown. from the effects of cancer. Mr. Chas. Hopping fo r merly a student of C. C. is now in Chicago attending an Auctioneering School. Miss Carrie Hutchison, ('04) Do– mestic Science student 0. S. U., spent Thanksgiving at her hon'.e near Xenia. Prof. Frank Young ('04) has heen secured to train a class of young men for a Demorist silver medal con– test to be held in the near fu ture un– der the direction of the W. C. T. U. ·of Cedarville. Rev. C. A. Young ('00) g ives a ledure in the near fut ure in his r-hurrh at Philadelphia ,m the subject Mr. Frank Orr ('04) was a delegate to t he Third Triennial Theo. Sem. Y. M. C. A. Convention held at Dayton the first week of Dec. Mr. Orr spent a few days at his home in Cedarville. Accompanying him was Mr. Bigger– staff, also a delegate from the Alleg– heny U. P. Sem. Several of the Alumni spent Thanksgiving with Cedarville fri ends and of course saw the football game on · the college campus. Their pres– ence no doubt had some sort of an inspiration for the team for never before in the history of the college has Cedarville run such an ovf'r-