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WEDNESDAY ALTCMST. 24, 1902;
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Monday, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 26.
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Adult Entertainment
WHITECHURCH
The 'Mission Band and ' baby
;rally was held at Dustan ,' Bee-
-croft's on Wednesday, . when • the'
children'' .entertained the . W.M.S.
of . the United Church. An enjoy-
able 'afternoon was 'spent :,with an
attendance of over 40 :present. •
Mr and :Mrs. Dave Kennedy of,
Vctoria, B.C.; are spending a few
''weeks with' his , other, brothers
and, sisters and • :other relatives,
' J is many friends` welcome him,
but are sorry he .is not in' the
best of . health.
Mr. 'Walter. Bell spent the
-week-end. at Btudord:.
Congratulations to'Rev. & Mrs..
Currie on the :birth of a baby
girl%n-Winffilam , • Hospital on
' August 13th. Also born; the .same
day was a•. baby girl to Mr. and
1Vfrs.. Win. Rintoul in Wingham
Iospital. •
Mr. and • Mrs,• Groskorth are
spendingg a week's: :holidays ' with
his brother, . Mr. , sand': Mrs.. Otto
Groskorlth• at Ottawa.'
The. Institute; is holding their
picnic this Thursday , afternoon . at
the :home of Mr. and Mrs. Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. ' John Hayes of
• Detroit who spent the last week
ere with Tiffin relatives, Ire-
ned fo• their home Saturday.
WS. R. Tiffin went with them
• to •spend some title; . • • •
Mas,•Henry Mathers, M. Hoop-
er, Mrs. Owen, . Misses Adeline &
Jane Mathers sp nt Sunday with
Vidor Emerson.
Ur. WM.. Courtney and son &
daughter Gertiel and Mr. 1VIay of
• Selwood were `calling' in the viii=
• . vge ori . Sunday.
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McIntyre
Mrs. G, S, r
& Donald
Of Bracebridge are holidaying
With her parents, Mr, 'and. Mrs.
W. I Miller.
Mr. land Mrs: Gordon Miller
Larry, Miss Doris' Taylor & Miss
Jay Atkinson of London and. Mr:
Murray Taylor of W'inghani, were
week -end visitors with Mit;,, and
Mrs, Chester Taylor, •
The September meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held
on :.Thursdday, -Sept: 4th "at 2:30.
Roll taall, donation to..the'
hams• Hospital, 'subject on• com-
nn nity activities . and public re
;tationS: in. charge.' of Mrs.... Ernest'
Gaunt; program and, dhoatesses,
Mrs, - E.= E;arbour and Mrs:'. E. W.
Rice: ,•
Mrs. Wm, an. , . r:' ;and
Uangherty of Guelph
renewed acquaintances here over
the week -end as guests ' of Mr.
and: Mrs. ' E.' W. Rice. '
Mrs. Wm,. Blue' and Miss' Ma-
Igaret 'Blue' of Detroit spent .the.,
week -end, with Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. ".Anderson.
Mr:, aid Mrs. Neely Todd and•
children of Stratford were visi
tors over the ,Week,end with Mrs.
D. Tedd: • , / .. .
Miss .Isabelle, MacPherson was
a visitor : last week with her sis-
ter,: Mass' Margaret MacPherson,
Reg.N • at London. Margaret, Was
home for the, week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ,Baribour of
London, Mr.: and .. Mrs... Albert.
Rundle, . Linda, Anne and Grace
of Oshawa. were week -end guests;
of, Mr ` and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt.
Mrs..Baiibour and .the 'girls are
remaining for a longer visit,; ;
_Her many friends were grieved
to learn of the; sudden death of •
Mrs Helm Mrs. Helm, who spent
part, of the time with her idaugh-
ter., Mrs Lorne. Woods, was loved:
by. ' all who knew her . and _ syni-
pithy_ goes .to°her daughters, Mrs.
Woods and, Mrs. Gardner ,of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs.. Dave Kennedy of
Victoria, BC.,called on. Mr. and
•
,Mrs: Ed Thom.:
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller and.
two daughters Susan and Sharon
of -'Toronto are visiting with Mr,
and Mrs, Ed. Thom and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Miller.
Olivet W. M. S. •
Olivet; ' W.M.S. meeting was
held` ,at`Shirl Bower's cottage on
August 14th .with • 55 or more 'lad-
ies ,and children. present.' Mrs. .0.
MgCharles presided, • The. meet-
ing opened with hymn 613 fol-
lowed by the Lord's prayer. •,Mrs:*
:H..Henry read the minutes of the
last meeting.. The business of a
missionary speaker and 'the ob-
taining of, a new'study book Was
discussed. A story for older peon.
pie.was_readkyr-Mrsz_O eCha•i~_.
les. Mrs. Walter Dexter and her
group took over the program 'in-
cluding a reading by Mrs., D. Mc -
Charles, scripture by Mrs. S..Mc-
Char.les, :poem ;by Mrs. W. Dex-
ter; children's • story: by Mrs. H.
Clayton, it• being the baby band
meeting; After the closing hymn
the .rnizlpaah benediction 'was re-
peated: Lunch was: served by the
group in charge and •, ice. cream
was:Served to the children,:
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Friends from here were sorry
to learn of ' the. dearth of the late
Mrs. George Dickinson of Port
.}juror. The Dickinson family re
sided here a number of years ago
when they were .employed at the
Malcolm (home.
Relatives from here attended.
the funeral of the late Fred Hed-
ley at Kincardine . on lYonday.
Mrs. If. A. Graham is an aunt o;
•the deceased •
Mrs. . Wrn 1 Wall left on Satur-
day; for London where .she will
accompany Mm, and Mrs. William
Lloyd - and • Mrs Ethel •. Runchey.
on a motor trip through the wes-
tern, provinces, where. .they .'will:
visit with relatives.
attalati
ack Hewitt on the gift of a
'baby daughter.
:On Thursday• the Sr \ .A.' en-
tertained ladies ' from L' unknow,
Kfiloss, Kinlough ' Presbyterian,
Bervie and . Kingarf.• Mrs. James
Hodgins ,and. Mrs. Milton Walsh
received the ladies .and BVI s Tom
Hodgins presided. ' • A 'the
usual • opening the following :pro -
grain was .given;- duets, Mary and:,
Betty.. Stanley;; organ solo; •Miss
,Joyce Baulch; ::duet, ; Helen Need-
ham and Sandra Percy, reading,
Mrs. Stitnson. Mrs:: L. G. Crozier.
of Walkerton was guest speaker.'
Lunch was served by the ladies
and a • social'. 'time enjoyed. The
next meeting will be .at the home"
of -Mrs. Maurice Hodgins
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. $ert
Nicholson and family '• Were'Mr.
land. Mrs. ' Vernon: Cassell .of Iro-:
quois Falls,. Mr .and Mrs. r)iek
Allen, : Mr. Bill . Hure and :Barry.
Dierson : •of Kincardine Twp:
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D'UNGANN'ON
Miss May 'Somerville. of :Winni
peg, ' a : teacher, is visiting . her.
aunt; Mrs. .Wmii. ,Sproul_ aii'd also=
a friend at Kippen,
iMiss Margaret joy irnin Diis•
enjoying two weekswith cousins"
at ..Orchard :Beach, Lake Simcoe.
Mrs: Wim 4 ardrr,} er, Zion; is
visiting; Mrs. R. Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Richard Gardner. •
Dungannon ,United church .ser-
vices' wereresumed • pn Sunday
morning, • (with the pastor, Rev,
Geo. Watt in the ttlpit,.laftera,
vacation:, During •the month ser-
vices' were• held- on two Sundays.
The Y.P.U. was in • .charge. : one
Sunday :with :Mr. Warren Zinn
giving the address and on the
following Sunday, . 'Miss Sybil
Courtice, Clinton, returned .mis-
sionary; spoke on• missions. The
next two Sundays were for Ivisit-
ing other. churches. - •
Mr. Tom Pollock was take>rn ill
again .land returned 'to • Goderich
Hospital for 'treatment., • • :
,and- Mrs...ALvin_Sherwood
and. son Robert 'spent the week-
end 'at. the home of Mr: and Mrs.
Alfred . }jai el, :.Port • Colborne,
where Mrs; Jias. Finnigan was
spending 'a week with her dau-
ghter, • Another visitor wars Miss
Marylin Anderson with` her aunt,
Mrs. Habel. •
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Mrs. Winnifred Widconvbe, of for ..the occasion. Assisting •his-:
Windsorwhq visited her parents,
Mr. and : Mrs... W. H. Mc�.Clure, is'
now spending holidays with her
sister at Orchard Beach. , '
'Carleton ,Stingel and •Ken Cald-
well will 'arrive home Saturday
;after .two weeks. at Cadet Camp,
Aylmer.
Mrs. N. F. Whyard, tor -Ion, is
visiting ,herr sister-in-ia'w, . Miss
Ida Whyard
Mr .) 'Ken•:'McAllister was suc-
cessful 'in completing studies at.
G.C.X. andwill ' attend' Stratford
crural in September. •
Pre -Nuptial Shower
, Mrs: Harold Errington was hos-
tess •on. Wednesday. night of last
week •at a shower held in honor
of Miss Gwen' S{tewlarlt,. bride -
elect of this month .:wnhen about.
35 friends -gathered at her home
tesses. were Mrs. Gordon :Ander-
son, Mrs: Jack McGee. and Mrs,
Harold Adams., After ,having a
corsage pinned On her by ';Mrs:.
McGee, Gwen was,placed in a •
chair Ibeautfully decorated' with '
;pink !bows and •. •pink and white,
lbells,. while .}gladioli'arid other
summer flowers made a colorful
backgrotind. 11wo •contests were .
conducted by Mrs._ Paul Caesar.
This was folllawed by the address
read''by Mrs. Ben' .Mole,.'each•%
erse- containing a the
many different oiling places.
where ' . Gwen searched , for :: •here > ;
gifts. After opening the.gifts she
thanked; ;them and invited .them
to her trousseau . tea on Tuesday
afternoon and evening. -.To end a
(very enjoyatbleevening lunch was
served by the hostesses. `
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