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Rev. C.'11. MacDonald of Erskine
'Presbyterian .Chnrch, Will Preach • in
4nrC Presbyterian 'Cbureb• Stratford
on Sunday " ' • •
1110---In"itIng of the W.:k. S. 'nf
Eskine.FkePhYteria11 :Church, will..be
• held at the home 'of Mrs.. W. It".•
Stothere on Thursday afternoon,
• %The, W. Meeting' °L.:the, Vr1l-
• ed'Ohurch Will be held in the•church
'on Friday, . • . •
. The " regular in'anthlY ..,Ineeting of
the directors...and Officers ..9f WEst
WaWarlookbintuni Fire Irunirence Co.
Was: 11,01 no Tuesday With a 'fiull,
attendrui0; Pre routine
• nese' o recqiving, Applications -- and
adjusting 'Claims svaiislealt, With, the
t reports of 7,' 3. ThOmpson and 'Robt.
\. Davidson, who were. delegates' to the.
Fire-7-Underwritera!--Association meet,
• brig, were received. •• •
At a meeting of,the,*Board or
S. S.' a; on Monday - evening -at,
the home of the secretary-treas., Mr.
• James MeWhinney. was • appmeed
• delegate.to the Easter convention of
the 0. E.`'A.1- at- Toronto: ". ' •
LVANGSIDE
dance last 'Friday evening, 'with
:smaller ..croli,d, that usual .present,
'due to the weather.-- *
-Institute "At :liorne"
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was to have been . held last. Fi'iday
evening' in •the hall , tit Whitebhurch.
Was poStponed,_owing to the roads'
Mr. James MacDonald. •Who,.. has.
n visiting at the home of Mr. J.
-Morrison returned horne on Mon
Mon;
day to Toronto, • . • '
„, GeorIke:. ScOtt is • gOing:"..., the
•L—r°7-1M;i4
,reitenlar saw outfit
Runiori are ;• going :the, ronrid,s , that,
...Mr. ',Itebert Moffat' has sold his...;flirni
-t Mr, Peter, 'Moffat and . that Mr.,
•;, • Robert Moffat.: has ".pnrchased the
..COnlerrim reeint15,..,:advertiSed
•for sale: !„ = ' • :.
:Sem/ of the fernier/ of this di
trict attended ;the, tale:, of Mi Leslie
..*aiker,. east. of 'TeesWater.-
' Miss :Kathleen-, Sin -ins -on is Visithig
tth her.':.:grandparents.,..14...hnd _Mrs
rcyni: Conn:
•The parts are. verY,
soft,. esiiecially, the back roads,. ;in.
:fabt teaming is Iiiiiiost• 'an in:10)SM,
•bility and, the . higliWays have, .so ft'
parts that. make Motor traffic very
• difficult:
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• Th.tyladies • of the W, M. S. are
holding zi; tea on Tuesday afternoon
afteritoen
April 11t1t, at the borne of -.'14rs.
Vrahk, Henry; The ladies', of the 2nd
aid 4th are• inVited, to attend:, '
.,..' °.
• ' Mr.. Harry PeWitt, left- last:' Satur-
day .for Stratford;• Where,'he"h4Sj.prci-
Cured :oa.; job ...Ihr . the .Siiiiinner., • • ;
Mr: Robt..Harkiiess ,entertained s
number of his friends at the.. home,
of ..Mr, b.,' A,, Maetionald'a,,1rist ' Fri--
:claY' evening.. .'" , : ' ' •' •• •
,:-1+L.r.•,,--and--,Wre....,-1.paVid,--4Firrier-,Hoi--
.Whitechurch; , Spent,' .'the..! week -end:
with 'tliei* daughter, Mrs Mrs. '.J.: 1).:•'4Oss•,
.. • . , . , .
. kiss cora ,meOttait; who •haa:Illeer
„nip:sine Miss' :Miry • Mc 'leen.. spent
Sund.ay .at her home in 'I,,,uckniSW:
, .
. • Mr.':,William. .Stanley of Paramount
ig.:yri Vine On'..to the :Stanley •farrn
here,. r
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merlY :ItnOWn.as, the '../lende•r-.
'SECOND 'CONCBSSXON:.
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and.'Mrs. W. J„.., Irwin a.nd
fainily spent laSt• Friday, in Wznghin
":the • JOiriner'S! ":"SiaterV'Mfg.'
•,Camnbell,-;•
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'We ie all Wafting •. for the. roads.,
", get better, • :so:,,t•hrit 'Frank • _can
slieW es What alfirie • :family. • bat •he
has .terhodelled ,and is, going, .to. !driVe.
.tbis • • '•
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, ;THAT LANGSI1)E • BEAR .
. 'The Fenian Raid, many years, ago,. :Canada in. turrnoi1;
' A World War caine.,nhd took , bar, men, leaving few to till the
An earthquake 'struck Califorriia. and `seared' the people out,
• l'ssplioons raged in sunny . japan; and wiped a province, plit; • ,
:•.•But .all thete•Allings:'seeM Very Mild,: when' cOnipared. with. - recent:. date, .
-gieitt !Bic, '•Bear gOt:"•ruiinine. wild leitVing .settlers to their fate.' •
And many 'are the .tales • we hear, .of courage to • de aid dare,
..'''FerfOrmed. by .Larigside earitnre •that . .
Old rifles ere resurrected, , cleaned' and. Polished well, • •
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And every' the trigger 'Snapped,' the h4. --)t. W4s • going .to tell
'Arehie, • red ?-Awith dug ,
' said • he knew that it it ...Would, the higgeit' bear .aliYe
%An..Old-fashienet kiln, they called. Al' 1111.1; 'WO hanging up at 'Neil's,.
'lle ClaiMed' ,that' it .'wOuld kill the, beast, • abreit: Une-htnidred 'acre fields, •
nri:Ore . they , Were.,..oht in--fOrce,
, , • .
.• IJACk;thOk,,the only. one.....at,:pan's., ,Donaldt .1Forie. a, horse; :
But,. some eitpregged d,oubts of firearms:: for attacks,
•,‘..ConseciuentlY 'and' John ..eneh • travelled":" with an,, •axe.
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All armed .ond- ready " on- ;they, ' •0r,. die,;
Meeting a 'foe o this oeseription, hunter intisp:be, shy;,
..M.Obililation got, underway,:, reaching substaritcai Minihers; „.
'For in. Sikh trying 'times as these, red.bicirddea liotsou Sliimbers, , • • ,
. But •sone • had • 'doubts • and :tried to., Say,: that We: in ight all !be.
• :tit.: Vic,' spoke UP, just toinn withMe; 'and, 'see his, nest . forsaken;
So Whit and Jicile both said, We'll* Stick hod' see: the battle thrti
Vtitil 'the ..c.puhtry is safe -'again, no work' .will either' do„
says, yes, I'll prove too, I believe itg worth My' *.hile,
, So he..usplained. hefound nest, rbaeis his. stone : pile
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Now all cOnvinced; it, ninst. he ''reight,' they Oettled doWn. to think
-"Vntil that beer :As', captured; neli„er :',:sleep' 4 ,Nvitilk.
Tie wo4teif non? .are the. :getting4all, excited,.
beast,' If , they're the ones ksto sight it•,.
ii"or what's the use of working on, trying to 'inalce ,a, living; •••••
out children, „ ,ttirkeyS, pig's. pia ,cows sactlfice were •giving, •
'dears, ditoieit 'down' one 'lady's' faCe,, When Alp theught.abont inleiite 'berries..
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• ,Stliir‘l'hottle, ekdiainied neigper fair; and, earl %your Own 'red. cherries:,
' 1411' WOrried Abbrit .the turkeY,s;i eVery, flock,, ' '
We. Won't: have te..,,boy• Oorielyes 'a' creek.
Ode iltdy tWeePirig*' stopped ,sobbirig,,,,,for• , .• • '
T�'II 0th:heie .twe' ft,..14.Oi 1 • li. ntile
The W. 1V. S.' Of the United Aural
'are .iiresenting al. pageant "Sunrise
in, tlie Garden,". 'on • Easter ' Monda)t
evenhig.,,About 39 persons take 'part,
in the .pageant. Several other num-
bers .will be given.. • ,•,•
and . Mrs. ,Robert lAornin
ay.& daughter, Miss Flora," ;left, j for
Pittsburg fast • .TborsdaY, upon re7
celying, Word Of. •the death- of their
kranddaughtet. Patricia Louise, Only
, •
clanghter-,et. Mr. and ;Mrs., 'Chester
Duimin, Which ••occurred in that city
'lint 'morning. The funeral was "Rn:
Saturday. ; • • • .
7.754•11PIP4.77r.:7'•',.
CffURCH
ProhYteFiall bitlifgrr Ran:d.
The, Raater Th4Plreff,eing 0 Oe.
'Mission Rand was held held. On Weilrf!-
dOY wie0,4Y4'.;'March. 'goo, With, A
inrge attendance. The Meeting 9iren7
ed y..,lhe.singing 0t,a, hyrrio;
ed:•,1)Y prayer, bro•410.1% :Q. 4, Mael
Donald., 'the opening number iiuMi;er Was a",
elforuP,bY• thelBancb.r fellOwed reci•-•
tatiOne by *Ole "5/1140na14i; p,yorv
;Tay1.917,. 11.9rai• Jewitt,, Penna •
PArtileY; and: Ronald Johnstone. $9.10A
by Lloyd gtewart`, geld° .IgueDeMaiA
Allin Stewart and R9aCe1la
micHAEL. 4.01iN BowpEg
` A Pincgessful contractor in GOO -
Aar, for the Past ,tweirity. • Yearei
.Michael John Bowler ; died, in 'Alex-
andria in,. las 690
-Year. Aa -a. youth In his, native' town-
ship of Ashfield, he. ShoWed..a,Pti-
tude for building, -and in his Career
he successfully - Cirried Out InenY
large' undertakings. "He ;Wail': greatly
admired, for ,'his straightforwardness
and honesty in his ',business dealings.
Deceased was the son. of the late
•Itihn and Catherine O'Connor 139Wlerr,
a reading by Isobel DOggias !,21.„.4 two And Attended school at
:selections *.bY illeke • ing to aoderieh 191. In 1891, be
w6,i• two sets' of elides, one ' being mid:lied Emily ,Iteckoteii,of Ashfield,.
•
eh irevuosa,, thadother. 'the Dia -mend' who' WW1 him- daughter's indtwo sorra
:elnbilee,;,.beth • of, which" ;Yfere' Survive" The• children 'UTC:Mrs -Johi
-enjk,yedl, *The meeting Closed •Wttit Kchiledy, Melcei 'Ve.hiterr and
Praxer•
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United ;'Churell P. S.
The' Citizenship, Com:. had charge
tie'- ineetifar7eVening'..'
After the opening 'hitnn Alex, Smith
led • In. prsYer...The•. Scripture 'lesson
Nh-s-Tr-'ead'brlaelF1draelieodT4terns7
of 'business. were dismissed,- A very
nj
eoYahle Piano solo 4Gypsy 'Rondo."
was rendered by Frances ,Armstrong.
Rileen Treleiven, give
eridiWrpOrn't
• Interment was , Made,. in 'St
Joseph's Cemetery, Kinalkidge.
,
•
Joseph's cemetery, Kingsbridge, fol.
lowing A short , service c, in •Kings-
, .
'John ROwler,- all. of Detf4, and
1:orne, *Tier of GOderieb:''A-brosther
and4ister, 'James' and Mary Bowler,
resid in...Ashfield and another' Isis -
ter; Mrs. Robert Standish, lives 'Ir.
Goderich. The funeral service ' was
'held in St.! Peter's Roman Catholic
•
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The ionic:, "Health'..nrid. the Search: bridge church.' The' Pallbearers' •Werf.
'fo'ir was E'bv, litti4e(ii :by PE' !Murdoch MacKenzie, John •MacDonale.
'Johnston. 'Another' mnsicei nrimher. Morgan Dalton; John ' McLeod, • 4.1„ceI
was a solo by Mrs. ...Harold ,Trelea- Courtney:- and Dan McLean: '•••- '
ven..FolloWing the closing hymn and .; ,, .•• •. •
the'benedon kperiod of 'repreation ; . Rohskt Perm ,
was enjoyed, Next,. Monday 'night the There passed away at hirs-,home ir
Society plans to entertain 'ilthe Y. P., on Sat
-
S. 'uf Ripley United •Charch. uterleY Marclr, 25th, . Itoberf
Ferrie '• in hit 88thi year: :Born ,
PreshYterian-'0uild. , . .„, „ , SherhFOOke • TOWnslibi," Perth County
;The `Voinifi People's meeting .Waa, . Moved to but
held on MenclaY!evening,,the .program settled in RiplOss in • 1854 and witf
being in, charge: Of.'the-FlOwer ,Corn the, ,ekeeptiori,N tWO., years' spent
'ollowrng, ;the hymn, • the Ilainiltee,•.I4orth'Iyaketa, 'about 1880
Mrs Charles Alecir presided over Scrinture, lesson • was read by :Miss- he has been , resident of this town
the meeting. of ti.ia'W.nmOn's Pistiti4e.k.'E:;elyn..1,. McLeod ,aod..,.tbe •14r,•.. Ferrie mite n :reapee..
-held•:.--ati•-•••trhe-..tOme.....Ofr,..1grs.---4tn7-0-.--ofirkei,_-*e-r,e15.eated4n:;iiiii:ktn.,..Read.-1'10:-.residantatit a' member • Of •thf.'
!ivOrs• were given by 1Vii•ss.; Margaret On'nedinn Order eof Foresters : Wit.
9 Wered 1.i"Y: "Hints for • sPrivreV.Iiinise
,
• says RillY; Set Wile:be te,
Yng expeet .fietliing,else but all mine 'he `ate.,
nutblic Scheel., .„
..ttencled daily to tst his;;Tii!1/4961,7 bnt.': • ClitilietY 'Xankef
Unless- shMec,..**4.ii •76-tiMetht.41.4.:=Z14::leta.ZVIttitna
And drove /the childreti to and fief in a boggy 4'.t d,.ecart.
fOlte'S are •jokes' and, finni is furi,'ke;e:'
.8tt.' this heast, IS' not a 'beat.", .Solutigh ,havi
01eanitig.7,• .Mis:. 'R. bavidson was,
appointed delekate tn.: the Easter
Convention- of' the O. E. 'A:. Rev. -
A. 'McMillan "wit the, guest 'Speaker
-*posing, /Or „his "stibject "ThA-Insti-
tute 0,4e,741[11.',a siieiling Match Which*
termus Over:: Mrs : .Lorne: ••Ivers'‘ side.
..Miss Pearl, Finnigan had charge: of,
the United Chnieh, Meeting'
'Ast week, Carman Haines read' the,
'esson. Andersen took :the
toyid.0Hyinn and their ' Wilters.'"
Tnereased•nnisidal duties - resulted in
'he resignation ,of the president, Miss
Margaret Pentland. Lloyd Finnigan
o...7a;iffeelecintegdTatop.,.,athii:i.y-Otii!ces.troke
s�nie
ight years ago,: 'Which : since
tte; his home at, ,,Thes-
3alon, death claimed Robert. T.. Me,'
Keine; a former -resident I of .the1
Dungannon- district. The Son."bf the
late' Mr.. find , Mrs. " itmel, MCKague,
nioneer ;residents; Robert moVed-with
hig• mOther to Theisalon, , 35,
-ears, 'ago,. cif:a family; of ten child-
ren, one brother, Daniel; is' the .lone
surviyerr Robert,.• handicapped by
l*,eing :deaf. and dumb, was a!''''satericly
Worker: and .the, able support. Of his
-nether; who predeceased him fifteen
years, :ago., ' •
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'Ils. death rebel's . the ,tragic ; death'
.of a brother, Martin,. who was acci-
dentist' 'killed by a falling tree 'While
working in a hush.. not • far • froin
Dungannon, in ,cornpany ;with Stephen
Deeyes,:,who, ...strange. .te:relatei:alsO
hiet •accidental "death , years
later when' be " upon 'a, circular
N'ir.11. 5: Of Dungannon ,T.7pited.
'Church „Will hold ,ita Easter 'thank,
offering .; meeting', at . the 'morning
service, -April.: 9, . 'Miss Mary. Robert-
son Of poderich will be the:speaker.
The evening service will take the
•form of a ,song :service. .
'Miss. Margaret pentland spent the
week -end -in Gederich where she it's=
sisted'. the their Of North Street
United Church in :the servide. of, praite
•, Fired 'Treleaven, Toronto,. Visited'
McCallum "'and .• Graham'. 'Sherra,
MUSical,", numbers • Were A : Brass duet
by• john itay,.wortio' :and BUl
Lockhart, aecompardeCL by Miss '1111C1-'.
a' number': by.! the
broliestra, a' ',:quartette
dOiffpOiefl Rev. and Mro.r.MacTIOn,-
j"Can and Should we TeVe all ::Jvipn,
Our Enemies" Was 'preParet,by
Marion' Stewart and, read by Mrs..
Herace Aitclieson. While . the', collec-
tion' was being , taken tip a violin
number was given ,:hy. .Messrs.
Henderson; D. MacDonald and ,"Carn:
MacDonald, In the count of the sides
the. "Maple Leafs" iveie,-.-ahend:, Rev:
;Aff.r. MacDonald :elosed, the meeting
Will he in ,charge of the -1.04,17eT3!'• the freedom of : their- tame: '" their
with' prayer:.-• '11"t''..*?eSic;,frietor.::sanod.:MFr.raia.,aN:eGy..epRizidei.d..Teaxitte:,rinde:
COlik;7--Piono4e:eV,;,' •
. . , ,
npite.:the unfaverable night, And. eon-,
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-with' his mother, Mrs. R. Treleaven,
PARAMOUNT
• • • • , •
the' oldest • of a family of:ten • child-
ren, six !kirli •riotfotir boy's two Of
Whom Still survive,:. MrS.. SMiley of,
Hamilton, North Dakota, and An.:
drew at home.
FollOwing a • Private, seryiteld' , at,
at
2ccullicae-e4
-,Whitechu,ich. -Rev. J. Pollocic, his
pastor, cond,ucteci the :services. In-
terment took , place in • Wingliarn
cemetery.
The pall -bearers wfte: Rot Ross'
Wzri. Dawson, F. McIC. 'Paterson, P.
Hooey) M.. Ross and,B.MeClenagiran.
'the' home;: a I seryi, ee was .
,
' .
Mr. and Mrs', , Chit, Durnin .and
Wilbert attended , the funeral of .their
relative; :Mrs. ,Rebt.: Graham Etti•Pl101,i=
now on Saturday,• ••
. The :death of 'Mrs. John. koran•••Oc.-
eurred•.at the home of her :„ditughtet;
Mrs,' 1,,eildy• of, St. .Auguatint :on
ST HELENS •
dition of the` roads quite n number
'were present . and a good time
en-
joyed; -Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Reed. are moving
this week:from their present location
to a. farm of Mr. Marshall Gibson's.
•Mrs. Jas. Cook, who has been
• IltIria•-lifiFfIralli,'h hTir eI4t
the Winter:With' relatiires. In., Brant,
ford', la 'ratting .her .41*Qt4e.rek '•Neerirs, 4
Geo.dfreY and Wm, Jcilin
41', GAP 4.ohnntOne •ctnd
Alto4 ere 11,Pen4in$ 4 few daYs Wijh
the formeef,sister )4,41,;. *met,
ana Mr 'Moffat.- $411iia-`•
•$ft. aMi• Affs;-KeiiilY:ParaP6011,,Oid,
Children, and Mrs.' Aubrey Riggrns
Ind Jackie: cd Mats,
.or Mrn114:-.4.141s. CliTrant:'
urdaY•t , • ,
Charles Hiles, who was 'OniPleyed
f?r year 4r.. Henry .Hot.ton.
reigned, -tO bis home;aia'Essoit'laSt
•wee.k. , • :" ; •-•
OlittOid •••• Blake aIitudent of ..1.orretr.
rioW;.: Continuation Sclieor: 14ilr een
hOme "Over 'a *eels „very; sick, vitas
sarah Mr11�nh R. N `of Luckhow.,,,
is. taking. Cara'ef'
bun We are
torePoit:anin1Preverneni„ this *eetc.
• The, many friends ;,,of Mrs.' Wilfred '
to learn that she 'nide 'a. gond re:.• •
loi"dlry ank Was •leaving the Hamil- •
len"-}1-OsPital---to-retuni 'home • •
Week -14•r,* and '1Wirs;'JohnlIllhlfe• and
Mrs. Albert' Alton visited :her at the, ,
, .
.hcispital Thursday •ef last week,
A: (intended or Last Week)
•:.••• Emerson Halstead returned to 3fir.
R. :Johnston'sOlast Tuesday, -having
.ipent a :few day* with relatives at.,
Stratford and Aylmer.
• Miss 'Jean „Anderson spent • the
week end with her sister .Mrs•
Har-
vey: Webb -.of St. 'Helens.
Harvey..Kilpatrick; a student of -
Lucknow,,A 's.•11-6 home • this. week,
.reCovering :,from an attack ;i4 -19n- •
,silitis. , •
• Miss Florence ',Cranston •of con.,
W,.,Awanosh„ spent • Sunday, with
her .friend, Miss* Cora ••Thonipion.
• Mrs. pelt', -Treleaven
.daugh-
ters, Anna and Gwendolyn, &nd XT."
and Mra:Ar., P, Crozier' and-deUghter,
Lorena-of Crewe, -were recent' Visit -
era its the home Of Mr. 'and Mrs S
J. Kilpatrick: •
.•Mrs. Paul. .Reed �f IhicknOw „"and.
M*s. A'. Reed; Of Owen Sound, were
Weekrelld 'guests of, kr. •-• and Mra.:'
Thomas Anderson:
• Mrs. ' Jinxes :of Priceville was the
-guests of.:., -Mr,„, and .Mrs Norman
-Sir-40;14°h '„over-the,--..Week,exid:t-',.
Percy. Blundell 'Of con 6, West •
Wawanosh,' spent . Sunday. With .Mafe,
king ;frienda.: • 7 ..
Mts. Wilfred Hoffmann' Of. Dunn-
,
vine, is in Hamilton 'Hospital at
Present, ,having undergone a serious
operation on Wednesday of 'last week.
Her- condition is, reported as: favor- '
1,
,Fp
staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc-*
Donagh, since. her return from .Wing;
ham Hospital, on: Meli`day.:.for'
Saturday. ,Mrs. Foran, who iwas TOtento on '`ari' extended • .visit. She
her 93rd ,year, . was'a ,•fortner".highlY was accompanied ' 'by her t.reoet
respected resident, Of the : h. con.,Charlie
We extend sympathy to ' the , Mrs. Richard Gardner Visited her
of Which; XOnStS: I. and ..00e, niece; Miss Marjorie Campbell, *110
Fran are .the eons. • . • an. aPpendwitts patient in .Goderich
;111r0..Allister .,Hnglies 'Of ','HOlyrood. tiospital. : ;: , •
and. 'Mr.; McICenzie Were .00 Mr., 'Fred. Anderson apent'%,,Siinday
ltueste :Of.l'their_.:cenaina,...'ilie,' Messrs; with tfriends in Clinton. '
' .Mrs.: -Durnin Sr:, . celebrated
ee.zibirthdai ciie-FridaY Mailh
elTerizie s; .recently: .
KINLOUG
.31st, it 'the litaine of dttiighter • • • s •
ier Mrs.. Colin :McDonald.: Congratulations Cang.rati!latians:' '''ts. ''Mr. ' and: 'Mrs'
. ; „ilr Ito.er „nmikoirojing: st: the Toni . Bodkins' OW- the arrival Of . 4
'the manse ' on. , Saturday, , When, Mi's, ' Mr' and Mrs' ' Ipsar '' 'tanner. al
Harris Mission ,Band Will he held at..bw•iil'alYk,ebr::11?''.i.„...e.te ' ...F:.icla5,...,.: ..evihe":"
Visitors' at :' ..A:. E. flaidenby's...
..Mi':, ,nd Mrs Charlie Gillespie ,and
faiy 'have :returned from,,- White-
churg where theY',SPent :the ,past
felk, Weeka. , ..
: Mrs. Webster , of ' Lticicuovi. 'wits' a.
recent visitor at 11. lane's. .
,
Don't forget the ,Box Social under
the. 'auspices' of the Par/inbuilt U. F.
0 Club on Friday 'night April 7th
-iit.the 'Paramount Hall., ' •
We are sorry to lose Mr; and ertt
Wim. Stanley and family from ' bur
coirreuniti. We wish them every
succ'ess in their, new honie on the
2nd con,
Miss. Florence Hodgins silent •the
week -end with, Miss • Lyia,,tichaids.
Miss Olive ..thonipson, ,Pnrpie ,drov',.o•
is visiting with her sister, Win;
'StaOloY, " .
' And Mek' McNity and
Mr; Ott ,enter-
tattled- their, frieficts'„ Who riAlist.4 at
'tlieite*IeelaSt..,Weeto to Sairarev:eiV,,
ing• in the- Art,. McCartney
and, Mr.: Aiidy. Orr, Pt Litelcao*
sisted:With the , ransie and everyone
vievort a rent oed ,
Mr. and Mrs. Yeso., 'Webster
purnm the,', speaker'
.17lie!..APril: meeting „Of the
OP the United, „.ChUrch,...,*ill be 'hel4.
at. Mrs,:i JOhn :CarnerOn's.loil 'Wedae
day • • ••••`: '
Her many friends were sorry to
hear of the 'Of Mrs ; jphn Me;
WhO was taken to ,LondOn,
.TIOSPittii';On; Satinfilit, and,: UriderWent
a.Serieus: Operation on','Bionday.: the
'operation apparently: •firoVed.• _success-
ful and, 'We, hOpe, niieedy
cover.): .•
'Therenriiiia of:God is the Way 'ef
thd Cross"- :Writ 'the. 'enbieet., Of' Rev.
:T.,Wilkixison"si 41dress on Stiridai
.Morning% 'apPropriate.....antliken,'
"The Way *ay Of the Cress tends .#orite
was Song' the .
•
"Are Bdorm • ef., Garnbling.„....; tic -
fleet., the brittle Ttimei
Drugs Part „Ott* Task, Of a' Chrit:.
tien.„Chuiebt". 'WAS, the subject of
..$ituirvg ffiti)or
, The P. S. held a St. Patrick's
social on Friday evening in: Blake
Hall, -under the leadership of Jim
Phillips After the program, Progree-
tive'.games were played and refresh-
ment/ served. Those who: attended
Spent' a pleasant evening. '
Mr.. Finlay Shackleton of Pricevijle
was home over the week -end.
- Stuart Dawson of •Lucknow spent
the ,week -end with his friend "Jim
'Curran.'
. .
56 -NEAR -IAD: NirlidON .H4" USE, '
'• n: the, possession and. active use
.of A., and W. McKagtie; Bruce COUn-
ty ,.seed; growers ' of near Teeswater,'
is a wagon bought by. their .grinci,,
father over 'fifty years age. "It ;does
not leolt though it :woUld. hate to
. . .
go on the old -age penstOn for, Some
. . , .
'Years yeti" it owners -assert. Their
r•rancifather, used it .fer ten years on
i.•800,abie fain; and then gave. it to
their father in 1892. Since then it
114e been the only wagon on a 1007;...
acre 'fem.., It has' figured'. in tw,O.11
runaWayi . but still; ims all the 7orig-
inal StiokeS, and' the sanie . rear ixle.
, . •
•
The front axle. Was broken when a
hundle'. sheaves 'dropped . it :•
."•'tt k • the 'the"
from the ac e arn., y
breaking. of a rope It It" has 'chily been
painted ',mice, since was 'purchased, •
bt has been kept .iktett tiop
• ,
in use.
"t3012i/s,-,TO•, Mr: . ,and Walter;
Nicholson, South line, On. Mardi, '.'20tti,
!golf. Congratulationia, •
•",
, Orrice Welker -i
ton spent -the week4nd At, hex; lionie
here:: '
, Mrs.., T. ',McCue ;of Kincardine .• is
vigiting` het:daughter; Mrs., 't,.• itOd,
The A V. A', ::ingt,..,okyi'etinesdity,
,revesingi last. with attendatiee of:
tortY. After the .
ercises, it .as decided to to send onc
dollar to • te•.7 sonte' charter or our
etti
healfch. the -follOWing pregrain
kiveill'•-thouth 1.eigan
Pr y ,lar lderiby.
Sunday night .at ,the, Yeee0.4'ieeSie,e' aPits.‘b• C lt
• Of. argaret, 'Pinnell, Winnersi•
meeting. , A violin selection by an4, Anne.Colwell; contest in .charge
• I- • ttattionaldahrl fieh Hewitt • aoro'
Thel s, , reed*stlesotr.,11
• -z••;--,, p'
4 Of anti of the -a:0
Brewer: on the
t ,Mrs. Rebert,..Son. and, till.
' itta- Atiteliriorif
But we a t� ex their , • ,
tc „ . ,
:86 a little. nitia. with ,fertile humOrous
brain, carne• for -Ward 'te the reseudi • gratitude 4.tor the fititn4, of z.••grY' Me,Ffriatket
• 'env` al Clara' MacDonald alto
kindness and :sympathy octet ed s t4,11 Lunch
.411g seri
d' 'd t 11 the warrievs iliete's a 01108tie-ti g°111t io 'oe14 Yalo them at mid 'of tor ht• %. be ing,
‘.4,431,1eci
1d you de if. I told you, tile WhOle theng 'w6.8. a Pi �t' SPent' a fe,*'.da" rektt.lilY "Vir* berehVethent ' eet'ng. ' - '• prayer
•d' the closed teti,
/1 Said O 4
th,t „t '"-.Anytv, soc)tt. litts, 4.4s, viotNaln•;4thotritt: Iffir$40it
ri19 „at3tots 41411 •
.
• • .
P'bitpt$ qtpvt-..
. Mrs Charles r 'ed" horie
from her c1414*r, Mrs:
Grahain. „ ,
. Mist, OliVe Theniapion is visiting'
. •
her sister at Lireknow.,
. Mrs,' Clarence. •-Carnpbell Of .Ripley
Spent few days at her home -here'
hist 'week.
' Mr; and s. Metver o Huron,
apent an 'afternoon it 4ift. McDonald's
', and Patton- and on
were Sunday visitors , at Mi. deorge.,
Emersdn's,
ed last Sunday; at Mr. ',tarries
ter'S ef, Armew. ":, '
Miss! Sadie 'Pollock visited with
' ir-latf",tveek,' •
Iin..fuIl swing.; .
. • • , . ,
Ladiea',Attlargely at..
tifiditheitiefweek, it the liethe,et
•
MISS' .Margit• • 'Itebertaoti. fs."
•s Mint 'jeni. 1days ,,tVith. •Mrisi ,
14qt •
1, •
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