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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-10-15, Page 4is i 71111-Ul{ /Lys SIMITNE tr t+- A Qa, °awaitloth, 1931. l'nbliahed ever► .Thursday. morning , •at Lucknow, .Ontario.., • A. D. MacKenzie, Proprietor .'arid Editor. •7 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1931. 1.101 sYRO D STo �I • . d{ Mr. and Mr's. Jae. Douglas and daughter, Wandaet Mitchell, were visitors for Thankegtving with Mr, and, MrI. John C.amneron. r.. Messrs. A. J. and Hugh Wallace of Barrie were week -end visitors with Mr. •and • Mrs. Wallace Miller.' Mr. Jos. Lavie leaves on •Wedi'ies- day for Montreal from where 'he sails 'on the A,urania for Plymouth, South England, where he •will ' visit friends. . Mr. Robt. Neely and Mrs:: tun= Schmidt of Pigeon, Mich,,are visiting,_ .for a slew days with,their sister,. Mrs.. D. Todd. . The annual meeting. of th'e Bible Society was , held in the •Anglican .:aureh on; Peltier. eveauig., The #ol. wing officers ,were elected, Prebi- nt, Mr;,Jolan. NlcQuilli i, Seeretary,, Miss Lila;,Iiumphrey; yeas, Mrs It K. Millers ,Collectors, ; M;essrp. 'Lorne rWooda, Fred McQtiillin:; and McKin Wedding- Bells are ringing loudl' fn If elmed . A special meeting of the IL W. I. will be held at Holyrood on . Thursday, evening, ,October 15th, to make •ars. rangements for the •'plowing -Match's Mrs. Meagher andsfamily. of Chop-• stow spent Sunday' with' Miss _ S. :Purvis.. , Mr: and Mrs Fred Rodgers were recent visitors• with.'li14sas3 Annie Stat tern;,e '' :Mr Gordon. Starters wasp home. from. Midland last. weep • Mesa Gwendolyn Ackert spent the. • • • Hospital days were lonely. Of course, her fends did all -they could' to keep hes cheerful her room was std bower of roses..-- • _but how she looked forward to evening when Jack could sit by her, and tC "ol tris day - ' at the office: Then came the''news that he must leave town •oq. busi- ness. She ;wondered how she could -stand the wait until•. • " he: came: home. • But Jack, wise fellow, knew , hos. to --- bridge the gap ' Promptly each evening , at nine' he called her over :Long . 'Distance and told her all the- . things, sloe- wished fo hear. Extravagant?'' .. not a bit : for night states are • always-inexpensive•-What.._corild be; worth, more for what it cost? Evening ,rases ('7.00 p,nn. • 10 $40 pun, local rime) are consideraf ly,. lower loan. day ,rates o* one" calls. Nighf rales (8.30 p,n,, so 4.30` a.m ) • •are lower firth; BELFAST, slid M's; W. 'Hackett and Mr; and •Mrs.• J.as, .Hackett an son mot=" tired from• Detroit__to._spend . Thanks.... giving with Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas. BR. Hackett. • . Mr. ''and -Mrs. Manning and 'family of London are spending the holiday' at M. ' and' `Mrs. Elmer Alton's. Mr. and Mrs.: Manning rendered a very appropriate duet on. Sunday at Hack-, eters' Church- cervico Mr: and Mrs. Alvin Bowles visited .n itli::JVLr. .and Mrs.Thos Hackett on Sunday. Mrs. Albert' Alton and daughter Janey epent the week -end. with Lori - don. friends. Mr. Watson Davis and Miss. Lena 'Hackett attended the Teacher's Coni vention on .Thursday and "Friday which` Was -held et Seaforth end Clinton. • Mr. ' arid' Mrs. Watson=. Duvis of Belfast, spent Thanksgiving at their old home in Tara: • .Mr. Melvin. Hackett spent' the -holi- day under the parental roof. .d • SOUTH K'INLOSS.•W. M. S. The„rgi ;ser-Qeteber=meeting-of- S. Kinloss. W.M.S. was held at the home of Mis. ti`:.•liughes • on October 5th„ w t,Tr_.a_._, ood_attendanee 'The' Ansi--Iylei.le•-Wilson;-nurseein: train - ins . of 'Stratford General Hospital, spent last week : with .her' • paaents. here. I Miss,. Annetta Fisher of Linwood, spent tie week -end at her hom,e here. Mr; John Thom of Fordwich visited last week with his sister, .Mrs David Gillies ;and Attlee. friends -around here the meeting:' let: -Corinthians, 13, was • Mrs. Dr.:Seott, of 'Bal City, Mich.,, then, read -'by -Mrs *very -and discus.is idsiting- with her, brother, Mr. Jas cion on this .. chapter was taken by Miss Dean McLeod. and was very. interesting and . instructive. Annie Hughes gavea report en the section- al meeting held in Ashfield church. 'Mrs., Douglas -Gs -Ahem' offered prayer, after which hymn 374 was sung,' A paper on the life of.. bliss 'Caroline McDonald was given by Mrs. A. Hughes after --which five--Tittle--g'irl's sweetly sang "Tell Me the Story of Jesus.” • Ruth McLeod took the topic•. on Japan from the Study book, afte:i•. which Miss Myra McDonald sang, which was much appreciated.,,liymn 376 was sung and Mrs. ,Archie. Mc- Intyre closed the'' 'meeting • with prayer. itREWE Miss Ruby' Kilpatrick fiom It.ock- wood spent Thankisgiving at her•heino''` 4th CON., KINI,0 5 hero: - . K'INL urOI . • r..-,ter-� . Mrs. Jane Percy returned home after a visit with her neice at Luck . now. 1 . --11liss, $essiolsane'of-Muskoka-*pent: holida !at --her -home_ here.. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Baker spent Sun- day 'at Mrs. ;Watson Scott's. Mr.: Fred 'McNeily ;of Toronto,. R. -T. Pair of •Collingwood, Mr. ane; Mrs. •George Mudie and Muriel "o( Clinton and Mien DreNan of Winni peg were recent' visitors with Mrs Almer' Ackert`' -,-Mr-s.- :Burnell of .-Pali?t-erston_ wh•: spent' the past .two weeks with Miss S. Purvis•'hasreturned home: Master Lloyd Ackert .who'has. bees, confined 'to his :bed the past week=i:. the week end. at her: home here. • Mr. and I Mr$. C. Borthwick o$' St. Catherines .visited at the home of the latter's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas.' Hodgins. . I s Mrs. M. Pierson of M,illarton ' spent • a few days with her'neice, Mrs. Bert••,, McLean. • ley Ramage •a >arl`Tlurniti ,:`alter: which a very interesting address was • -givetr-by- Rev -Mrs --Bowan . Mr.. and-• Mrs.' ---T •:Campbell and Miss Jean and Mr. • Taylor of Stanley spent Thanksgiving 'Day with Mr. ,arid Mrs, Robinson Woods., Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Maier and family of Tiverton, Misses. Hodgkins sons of 'London, Mr. J. Adair of Kit -'1 chener were Sunday' . visitors at „J.B,/,.. Hodgkinson'ss - ' Mrs. Wm, McDonald and family; 4 Agincourt:•visited at J:.:R,, Lanes. 'recently. ' Mr and ,Mrs'`°Edgar''Ecicenswiiler, •• andfamily of•, Clifford spam, Sunday at .W,. mri's. ... A liThoge ``*pocrowd:. attended the re-. - ception at the homeof 'Mr.. • er d lif ia. Sain .. Nesbitt, South Line, on Frida, evening , -Miss Evelyn McLean `is -'visiting atr Walkerton Mr. • and 'Mrs.' Marshall Miller of Loiidoii4.: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller of Windsor,' Mrs. 'S. Londesboro of Detroit and''Mrs. E. Simpson. of Lucan' were 'holiday visitors at. W. Boyles: Mrs. • Dudley of Lucknow spent a few' days -with relatives' -here.. • , ere - Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodgins and Jno. C odgins aid `Tena Motored. to Lucan on Monday. • • - ' We congratulate ''Mi ,and Mrs: B.. Porter-(neeleari ialdenby)_ ot,.T.ees- It Mrs. George Webb is a visitor with her siater,. IVIrss Tigert at 'Harnilto:n. 'Visitors"at theirhonies for •Than'ks- paving included Misses' Vera ' Woods: of Toronto, .Mabel: and Irene .Woods and Vera Todd from Kitchener, Anna Stuart of Toronto, Dorothy :'Webster. of Londan, Define "Webster of , Toron- te, Messrs. Lorne Webb and Wilson . able to be out again • • , Woods of Guelph, the.latter was ac- AO: and -Mrs. Howard..Robinson art-- cos►pfiii;eii'-eLy his`esiese M"1''i r. itchel Mrs.M.. McPherson, Donald and moving to the 6th Con • this week. son: 1 Mr. Davis, Mr McIntyre, Misses Wesley and Mrs. -Rohl. a6Mter. of BsYatrice : McQui lin; Grace Lockhart and Lena Hackett, attended' the Tea• cher's Convention held at Exeter and at Guelph last; week. Mr, and Mrs. as. Mitchell, George • Bill and, Freda• of Toronto; also ltillss'" Mackie of London, were. 'holiday vis-. itors at 'Mr. .JLohn_ it!ebater's. Mrs. R. J. Woods had the" pleasure of having all Wei--; family Tibme for the week -end. They were Wilson of Guelph, Dr. •Alvin of; 'Hamilton, 'Mr. - arid . Mrs. Arnold Barbour and -Dor- othy of Fergus; Mr. and:. Mrs Doh erty and'.- babe of •Guelph, Mr: and Mrs. Whe€ham• and babe 6f Paisley,•. "Miss; cera: W000ds of Toronto,. also her other grandson,. Bobby Phillips of Fergus. , Lucknow; motored ,'to. Harriston . on Friday. �' I Mr. Earl Haeris spent •the holiday Sat his home here. Ire T►13�rood-'Rueradale-GaLholic church are having their annual hot: supper at: Riyersdale, on. Wedn"aday,,' 'Oeteber-23at: -A cti fission '50es- and- big. W'HITECI URC Mrs. Alex'• Kintoul and'son Mr.: Wil- Rintoul spent the week -end at: Tor- onto with their daughter, Mrs. -Lee. president occupied thea chair and the, meeting• opened by • singing .hymn 388•, after • which Mre. • A: Sutherland led in: prayer: Reports weee. then given and business • dealt; with. • It :was de- cided. "to ..hold our. Thank -offering meeting on the evening of Oct. ,20th. when M�rs.....Outerbridge, missionary on furlough from China, will address -Sec. . •Mrs, Aubrey Higgins and son Jack Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. McDonald and returnee!, to .Detroit after spending children,, spent the week -end `'with a couple of weeks with'her meth" relatives in Toronto. ' here. .. I' Miss Margaret Graha ri ,, spent • • A number .from Here :attended the Thanksgiving with. .her parents: • ttnnivcrsiiry ' aei`vleeii .Dungannon Mr. and Mrs. Forbes of St. Marys on Sunda'. spent a few days at Mr.. S: Congramg Mrs. ,Annie, Treleaven ,spent a day Mr.' S.. Carnochan, and Willie, vis - C• '-•,,•'last week with , her son, Bert: ited with Seaforth 'friends during:the MiesAlina Brake of Toronto, spent' ivc� Ic. • . Thanksgiving at her home: here. ' Mme;-Cleir McDougall---of-•--Guelph • Don't forget' .the anniversary ser- 'was home over the week=end. vires at Crewe rwxt Sunday afternoon Mrs. Angus McDonald spent a few and. evening, 2410 anti 1.30, to be eon- days :in Trento last week. ,ducted by Roe. Wilkinson of S. . Mr. Archie McCaul and John It. Helena. Special musk will be supplied Robertson of Ripley, spent the hali- 1•.ueknow mixed quartette. day R Middleton's. by at la • n The Sentinel - t0 -those out of town the' sehoo[ term -Telephone- No:. 3-5 te,:lu1171MAa:,.,.,Y.' Wilson, Sr. 1 Mr: and Mrs.. Arthur Newman ankd Mr. and • Mrs. Fred Newnan of Ham- ilton, spent Thanksgiving with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ben Naylor. , • 'Mr. and. Mrs. George Garten and, family, spent the week -end with, their daughter, • Mrs. Arthur Holland at Kitchener. • ' -'' M�r:: and :1Vb s. David Kennedy; Mrs.; Duncan Kennedy, Messrs. Peter and' George Kennedy,• Miss Annie Ken- nedy, ;also Mrs.:Lorne : Durnin of . St. Helens spent Thanksgivin . with the former's daughter, Mrs: Karry Tich- borne of Goderich. Mr, Will McClenaglian and son of Cleveland came. ever. is an aeroplane last woek and visited With the form-. er's brothers, Messrs. Robert; George and Ben McClenaghan. MARRIED -On Monday, . October 12th, Miss J. Robina • M. Henry, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry to Mr. Malcolm- P. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Green of boon, Ontar- io. They- will reside at North . Bay. We wish them a long and happy wed- ded life. Mrs. Andrew 'ox visited last week with relatives. in Goderieli. Mrs..Murray and Miss.Velma Scott .were called to Tees ter • last-Fri- day ast - Fri- day'e'vening,• owing to the serious'i•1l- nese of' • 1VIr. Pike Scott . who is work- ing there. We are glad to report he is some better. Mi'.: and Mrs, Blackmore and son of Hamilton, called on Mrs. Duncan Kennedy on'Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cooleandl sora, Jack of Lucknow, spent Thanksgiv- ing with Mrs. David Gillies. Mr. Wesley Leggatt visited recent- ly at Drayton. with his. mother, Alta:- Leggett, lts: Leggatt, Sr. who returned heme with him and Is visiting here. s•. Mr, and Mrs..Hank Kruger • and daughter Lois, •• returned to Detroit lastelPriday Miss Clare Pardon ac- companied them and is visitirsg her brother, Mr. Elgin Purdon there. Quito a nuinbef from here attend od Teeswater' and Winghan F>drs as't week. - Mr, and Mrs. Bon Naylor attended the• wedding of the 'fornser's beim in Brussels last • Saturday. Miss Annie Henry, R; N. of New York City, is'' visiting hero with her • \sneerafter Ladies' Of ' Maitland, Pr -e b lienal )eet_ Conference of Various' Branebes --lEleld_.At-rVY•.ingham,r`Ts Eine It A' 'well attended conference 'of tidies ofvarious branches' of the ,�W�ornen's '_. Missionary - 'Society of 3Vlaltland ' Presbyterial was :held in;. Andrew's Presbyterian church; r'Wingham, on Thursday. Mrs., (Rev.) -A. Forbes of'Teeswater, first. vice- presidents of the Presbyterial, occu- Mr. and Mrs:. Ernest McRoberts and three . sons, Earl, Wallace and -Elliott of London; were- holiday- visitors with Mr. and Mrs.• George McRoberts. .pied h h ' Th devotional period Famed .Forecaster the c� air:' e e ... , � __ was in charge` -of- IVirm-°•�irirl_--Bowers, — Dies In Owen Sound Ripley, and 'Miss •Ida• McQuoid, 'Whitechurch. .. . - An interesting' report of the Sum- mer School' ivhich,was 'held at camp Iintail in July wa's given by Miss Nellie' Malcolm, Kinlough, . the pres- byterial's., delegate. Talks were given andpapers read by Mrs. A. M. Carr, 'Hingham, and. Mrs. 'Guthrie Reids • of Teeswater, on' Mission Band work, al- so a well prepared paper' by Mrs. H. Wal'k'er, Brussels, on girl's work. This was followed by a -round table • eonference led by Mrs.: J. F. Link - later, of Tees 'water on questions re- lative to leadership in Young People's ,Work. . A spin' ,effectively rendered; by Miss. McLean of- Winghams. was very much enjoyed; also a chorus by see. enteen�members of the Wingham• Mission Band. _ The presentation, of letters ofap- preciation, suitably engraved, .from the preshyterial to presbyterial offi- cers who retired from the, board this year was made by Mrs. McWhinney of Dungannon, presbyterial president, to Mrs. A: Strachan, Brussels,. Mrs. A. M. Carr, Wingham and to Mrs. Geo. H. Douglas,-Luckknow(i in .ab- -sentia,)_,Mrs:�Stxachan_antd _Mrs -._Carr made suitable replies. The meeting was brought to n close by Miss beige Henderson of Lucknow. The gathering then ad- loomed to the lecture room of the church,, 'where the ladies of Wing - ham served an appetizing lunch: LU'CKNOW and WINGHAM 'Monumental Works Lucknow, Ont. Has 1 the largest and most complete itock' in the most beautiful designs 'to choose:' from, in•- �jj, • MARBLE, ' ' SCOTCH, ' SWEDISH " ' AND CANADIAN GRANITES W E make a Specialty of Parnily monuments and invite • • your Idspeetien. Inscriptions Neatly, Carefully and . Promptly Bona; See iia before 'placing your order. Douglas Bros. Phone 'I4 parents; Mr. and Mrs. Frank flenrZ.' a R. A. Spbttoi Phone fa Win, hams Claimed 'Seventy -Five Per, Cent. "of His Prognostications •Were Correct Janes B. Bowes, known through- out Canada as "the Chatsworth Sage" died at his ;residence in Owen • Sound. last week, after an illness of several weeks: He was'reparing to under-. go a serious operation when heart trouble developed and he gradually became weaker. - , Mr. Bowes, who was in his seventy- fifth year, became interested early in life in' the study of weather. con- ditions throughout the world. Ile ob- tained literature bearing' on the sub- ject, and based all his weather fore casts on scientific facts which heaf- firmed were authentic. He never claimed that 'his weather forecasts were always correct, -•but he said that they were correct • to the extent of about 75 per cent. [Forecasts In Demand Fie ' took the stand that, covering a certain nunib.er of years,' weather conditions were certain to be repeated and his forecasts, he declared, bore out his contention. His forecasts were in. wide demand, especially in late years,'by the newspapersof country, end t,re �coutd be found in offices, shops . and homes in all parts of Canada. 'He ''attained considerable distinction because of them, and was sensitive to any criticism, contending that he was •correct the greater part; of the time. It was.through'l his- fore, casts, which he began to 'publish after he \vent to Chatsworth to live, that he because known as `-'the. Chat's. vuorth Sage."' ' `Ile was horn at Pinkerton, Bruce County; the soil 'of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Bowes: lie remained on his father's' farm until he was 35 years of age, and then went to Pais,ley, where he'entered business. lie remained there for eleven years and went to Chatsworth in 1902. He eondu> ted his milling business there -j and manufactured' a roller, which he Shipped abroad. It 'was. While at Chatsworth :that attention was drawn to his weather forecasts. He contin- ued to live in Chatsworth until about five years .ago, when he purchased a feed mill. at Owen Sound, neer Jones Faits, and'has resided there since, . . water on .the,. arrival of .a son. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKay ..Sind fans- ily of Glamis spent Sunday at Wm. Weare glad° to report that Mau- rice' Hodgins- is improving after •his • -serious -operation-in Ste Joseph's -Has pital,-London. . ''_..., Messrs. W. Boyle and. B. E Mc- Lean. were.to London last week. Qpi e a aiinrber attended=the-;lance in the Grange Hell or_Manday_nrght.• Harvest Thanksgiving Services will be, held` in the Anglican.Church on _Sunday, _O_ct 25th. Services;' 11 a.in. will be conducted •by Rev. .L Bowen •' of London, at 7.30. p.m.; by Rev. Wm: .HalLof_Dungannon. Anniversary services' in the Pres- byterian Church Will be Nova lst. •Rev. _M'cIver of . Tiverton will be 'the speaker on that occasion,` • . Miss Mary Graham of Kitchener is visiting at the 'home of her parents., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson of Lucknow, spent 'Sunday at • the lat'- ter's home here., PURPLE GROVE Miss ' Norma McDonald has gone to Kincardine for , awhile. Miss Margaret:Collins. has return- ed home, having spent the past .few weeks . at Mr. Hollyman's in Lucknow. • Mr. Hugh 'Taylor spent a few days last week at Mr. 'Will Scott's. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Gillies and Don- ald, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Emerson. anti, family, Mr. , and Mrs. Andrew Emer- son, . Mr. and Mrs Ralph Nixon and Isaac, Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Whitley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Angus , Graham of Lucknow, spent Thanks- giving at Mr. Jack Emerson's. .Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pox of Kincar- dine 'visited at . Mr. James Robert- son's on Monday. . _ Miss Lenore '.McDonald ' of Strat- ford was home for the holiday. DALEY - McI{A,Y • WEDDING • • The marriage took place on Satur- day at -two o'clock. at the Manse at Exeter, ,..�Ipf Edith Alberta, eldest daughter of.Mrs. McKay and the late Hugh .McKay, to . Mr. John Z. Daley son of Mr: Peter Daley and the late. Mrs. Daley, of Seaforth, Rev. J. H. • • the Rhodes officiating. The bride, who was unattended, was becomingly dressed , in a- suit of travel tweed in brown tones, with accessories to match. She wore a brown fox fur scarf, flit -r gift , of the' groom. • Mr. and Mr's. Daley left immediately ; after the ceremony on a trip to London, Nia- gara Falls and Toronto, and efn their return will make their home on the the groon'-s farm in McKillop: The congratulations and best wishes of a host offriends for a happy an prosperous married life are extender • • Mr. and Mrs. Daley. Seaforth Expositor. ASHFIELD NOTES Miss Jean Long went to London last week where she wast operatedr„- on in St. Joseph's Hospital for tli removal of tonsils andadenoids and alsa.fo� aur -um trouble. Miss Mary Mclean is spends i,' g sit• month's vsilation with her brothers and sister in Chicago. °;• • UjAs. Braila . McDonagh.', spent- the Week -end with her parents; Mr. and Mrs, Chas,. McDonasi:1,• QG •