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Fire department had a very handy blaze to fight Monday afternoon.  The property being damaged was two barns just east of the city buildings and owned by JW [[Nimmons (surname) | Nimmons]] and Miss Mary [[Cutter (surname) | Cutter]].  The flames believed originated by sparks from a city laundry engine falling on the [[Cutter (surname) | Cutter]] barn.  The roof of the structure went like a flash and was communicated to [[Nimmons (surname) | Nimmons]].  The  barn roof was considerably damaged before the flames were subdued.  CA [[McDonald (surname) | McDonald]] had a lot of household furniture stored which was greatly damaged by the smoke and water. The loss to Mr. [[Nimmons (surname) | Nimmons]] and Mr. [[McDonald (surname) | McDonald]] was covered by insurance of  JF [[Barrett (surname) | Barrett]]’s agency.  Mrs. [[Cutter (surname) | Cutter]] carried no insurance.<br>

Fire department had a very handy blaze to fight Monday afternoon.  The property being damaged was two barns just east of the city buildings and owned by JW [[Nimmons (surname) | Nimmons]] and Miss Mary [[Cutter (surname) | Cutter]].  The flames believed originated by sparks from a city laundry engine falling on the [[Cutter (surname) | Cutter]] barn.  The roof of the structure went like a flash and was communicated to [[Nimmons (surname) | Nimmons]].  The  barn roof was considerably damaged before the flames were subdued.  CA [[McDonald (surname) | McDonald]] had a lot of household furniture stored which was greatly damaged by the smoke and water. The loss to Mr. [[Nimmons (surname) | Nimmons]] and Mr. [[McDonald (surname) | McDonald]] was covered by insurance of  JF [[Barrett (surname) | Barrett]]’s agency.  Mrs. [[Cutter (surname) | Cutter]] carried no insurance.<br>

Monument day program for exercises for May 5th committee on program have prepared the following grand parade: 1pm- Grand Army Post GAR, Guard [[Plimpton]] guard, city fire department, civic organizations of Wayne County, Col. CV [[Hard (surname) | Hard]], chief marshal.  Dedication and exercises 2pm, Hon. Edward S [[Dowell (surname) | Dowell]] president of the city, Rev. Dr. SF [[Scovel (surname) | Scovel]] president [[Wooster University]] unveiling on monument presentation address, General Wm H [[Gibson (surname) | Gibson]] of [[Tiffin, Ohio | Tiffin]].  Address of acceptance, General Aquila [[Wiley (surname) | Wiley]] on behalf of the city council citizens, address of acceptance - Capt. AS [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] on behalf of the soldiers of Wayne County, address by General AM [[Warner (surname) | Warner]] Dept commander of Ohio GAR, Col. RB [[Brown (surname) | Brown]] past department commander GAR, benediction Rev. Dr. WW [[Griley (surname) | Griley]], music by a select chorus of 50 voices under direction of Miss Martha [[Webster (surname) | Webster]], numerous bands of music will be present.<br>

Monument day program for exercises for May 5th committee on program have prepared the following grand parade: 1pm- Grand Army Post GAR, Guard [[Plimpton]] guard, city fire department, civic organizations of Wayne County, Col. CV [[Hard (surname) | Hard]], chief marshal.  Dedication and exercises 2pm, Hon. Edward S [[Dowell (surname) | Dowell]] president of the city, Rev. Dr. SF [[Scovel (surname) | Scovel]] president [[College of Wooster|Wooster University]] unveiling on monument presentation address, General Wm H [[Gibson (surname) | Gibson]] of [[Tiffin, Ohio | Tiffin]].  Address of acceptance, General Aquila [[Wiley (surname) | Wiley]] on behalf of the city council citizens, address of acceptance - Capt. AS [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] on behalf of the soldiers of Wayne County, address by General AM [[Warner (surname) | Warner]] Dept commander of Ohio GAR, Col. RB [[Brown (surname) | Brown]] past department commander GAR, benediction Rev. Dr. WW [[Griley (surname) | Griley]], music by a select chorus of 50 voices under direction of Miss Martha [[Webster (surname) | Webster]], numerous bands of music will be present.<br>

==Wooster Republican  May 4, 1892==

==Wooster Republican  May 4, 1892==