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MRS. JOI1N ; MCBV RNET
The funeral Of the' late .Mrs.
Jolu McBUrney, took,'pl;ice. from
the family resid. epee, +.TeesWater,
Wednesday, April 2nd: Rev..
Zonald B. -Cram,:. minister• of,
Sox• . Presbyterian. Church of-
•
ficiated.
Mrs, McBurney, .formerly Mary:
?Gordon, daughter ofthe late Mr.
and ' Mrs, Archie .Gordon, was
'.born in; Kinloss Township near
• • Langsid'e, 69. years ago, .where she
'was. educated •and lived :until her
snartiege , to John ,McBurney on
December 12th; 1900, After ' •mar
,"fag. ' ' 'e she and her'husband lived
�
en • a farm one and*One-quarter
miles
miles east Of her ancestral home,
• until moving"'to Teesveater in the
year ,:1914, . where her husband had
secured the contrac t to drive „the
mat on R.R. 2. '
M. . McBurney was a' life-long
and. deveted member Ad, the Pres.-
byterian ; Church, • of which she
was a regular attenda , ntil.:her
r
' .
to
lengthyillness conf•�nfid he
Iter; homer and the. nmany.•__.floral
tributes ; and. ' Messages of 'sym
thy
-' ¢testified"`'to the °esteem in
which 'she .and her husband were
ld •by@ their: many. friends. of 'the
dllstrict. . •
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THE LUCKI'QW SENTINEi., LUCKI' OWo. ONTARIO.
DUN'GANNON`
Death of J. E. Durnin .
Mr,, Wm., McConnell .has re-
ceived • word 'of the death of' his
died in January.1922, :arid Garnet,
of Toronto a forinerly'Ot'L1ekk'
now, who' died September 8th,
1945. • • The eldest son, Leonard,
lives in ' Lapeer, Michigan. aures Edward •�. ....�-"'�'
1 J
i who survives him. ?th m his 8.7th •. y .a The death,occurred at. _ o
Winn peg.
Dr. Armstrong. was a staunch wag -One -of a large family born_ -to.
Mrs. Edward David' Nelson, 20 -year -aid son .o
Presbyterian; an elder in the Gor- I the late Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs.. Clement Nelson;
rie church. Ile - 'served on '. the • 'urnin of St; Helens, and was. presbytery of 1Vla tland sustain
Howick Council.and was active sixty .
married tai Eliza'McConnell d: Older ed the call extended lands stain
in' all community affairs m;. his years ago, on Mar now congregation to Rev. McKay.
days. ': • • ; residents of Dungannon will re- o Da s, , of
younger Y Harry y of : the firm
-�A member of Forest' Lodge, A:• member him 'as a teacher at • fists,
• conduct- Copeland :and • Days, druggists,
F and A.M. since June 18, 1883, Crewe and also when he . was ited himarriage to, .Miss
was honored by Grand Lodge ed a general store: at Lanes in : artin' daughter of Isaac Mar-
y
he . fifty P. •M , t ., •.
h' medals'•�when. he. was .fifty Ashfield.. He ,moved to North,Da
with' .. tin: Rev. Shaw- officiated, •
a so when he kota where,' he lived: ,for •-some ' .•
•
ears a Mason .and 1,„ : William . Tayor,� an'd, •William
had .been a past Master fifty time"before going to .Saskatche I iixinen of •West Wawanosh were
years. •• - ' wan. Besides his wife,
Fun rel services were held on b Ed d J Durnm of 7 min
e Mrs time of
WEDNEspATr. APRIL: 10th, 1947
L OI 11(,1 G B. A c K W R:.- ,. .
THROWS THE SENTINE -... FILES: -
On August 18th, 1926, he rnar- brother-in-law,
W ... ni o ' Melfort Sask., on Apr. ' •
Ellbeth 'Lison , of .Dur. n, .f �•....... t�► Years. , g�''.
ried 'Mrs:
• o e r. Deceased t` Lanes
Besides -.her husband,. she leaves
c . datig .,..
• i� I[lV{:U� it 11C�... � ct sang, �� `-o -
ter. and two'' sons, : (Thirza) Mrs.
Gordon' Dickison'• of ,Teeswater;
Gordon of,. Kincardine .and'Jim of
T eswater;': also ;'two 'sisters:., and
e
%
three brothers;' Jack, Angus' and
Gordon, :Broderick, Sask. •
'.James G , .
Marjory of Huron' County arid
(Bell) :::Mrs. -Errol DOcr�icari,
$roderick sister, Ane brother, Jack, and
One Marjory, were, in at
tendance ` at 'the funeral.
Interment gtbok place in . the
emeter.
Chapel; . Teeswater � C • ,, Y•.
Friday afternoon from his late,
home, . Rev: J. C. Caley conducting
the service assisted by Rey. Cir: G:
Howse.. The'' :moderator • of • the.
Presbyterian church, who was 'to.
have .taken the service was, un
able to be present on' 'account' of
roads. ' l : •
blocked • •
•
• The . pallbearers „were District
P
Deputy .• Grand Master, .,Gordon
P�Past•.--District...:...IleputY.
•Gbson-,:�••
,Grand Master Howard . Wylie,:.
Past District' . •Deputy Tho>Knas
Brown, Bros. Wm. Hayes; Cloyne
Michel and Wilfred' King:
officiated at:i
• • The M�rr^.�ISI-�`. Order
the grave. Interment was , in Gor-'
rie cemetery
JOHN D .MURDOCH
1Vir. John. D. Murdoch, 'a a native
' " Ashfield and ' a pioneer of the
of Ah
•
Pallbearers.. Bt y were,: Messrs: `H. 'Mc -
urn , : Chas.'' McEurney, Garnet.
.
Davidson, John King, James I(en
—..-
veil and Vic Pettsplace: • . .
Y
water , News.
:DR, JAMES ARMSTRONG• ;
Gorrie's grand' old• man;:. Dr.
y,.
fi
yived y ,war. J. minutes .and 2 se
Regina• :and, two:•daug'hters •• for cutting one cord of hardwood.
Roy Francis. of • Ke1lobQrt, Sask., - p•Willam�Bard,:who had been in
and Mrs. Earl •Lumley. of Birch • saver's law .. office' in;
Hills, Sask., Elliott •T
Hi � w secured P •
L ckna
'he is sur- ,.
• challenging anyo,xie to better their
nd
Jaynes Armstrong; passe'
Monday, evening; March 24th; af=
• ter-less•:than -24 h- ours illness. from
'neumonia die' haci been in : `his
• p
drug' store onSaturday; .
He *as'. born . in '.Bayfield on
' November: 6th, 1851; of godly par,.
: the second of a'faiiilY ; of '12
'..ents.,
children. One brother; 'Archie, Of.
Saskatoon district,' • died at ` Cal -
at ' on. Fridayt, .A.pri1 4th, •' and
was laid', �to rest. the following
'Tuesday in`Woodl4wn Cemetery
`Tu Y �.
Saska. toon • 2 •.
f och Wei 8(l,. "ears • old:
•.,,:1VIr.. fi�Iurd.. ,Y, .. .
'He was born- in Ashfield, ;in 1867;•Her... brother Mr Wm;
taurant
being •a son of the• late Mr.;; arid' McClure Jr:.is`operatiing.a'theati4e
•.. ; : f. ":Conees-
lVrs; ;Johne Mtxrdgch o in t•
hat' town also; They returned
pion ,12,•who had' the farm, now .
hems Sunday , accompanied , by
owned by' Gordon.•Kirkland.; her •brother 'wife and .'family
Mr'. Murdoch went'to, Saskatoon Mr' Chas Yowler who has
in ':1906 'where he' ,became associa ; for' some'
been' confined ;.to :>ed
ted ' in . the real • estate. and loan what improved and
•he time, ,is•"some p
mess. `. Three'yers later a.
bus'Zeal,.is, able to be up a little each day.
toek--41 T osnestead - n - ars `a..' cler ..
,. ^'_ h ,� opened • .s .Alin .,
andia, Sask.; where e p Anderson .of', res, nation 'of C.' 1-'•atmore. ;,
• and' Nlrss , Mildred g .•
a ' sub tidi..office . Of.' the Dominion teach- er- Corsi an f; Chicago ihiafi-
•Goderrch returned. theirto..• . Pet • g •,
r'atin ,it until 19.16.:1 a _. —, _ •
Lemai . op bi '.'•efts' •'the:'.IJaster, mli'..vrsrtin 'relatives here:.' .
ing out es- r _ _ _ , g �
erated a.
Remaining . in .that town., he op :.obei•t Sturdy, had his
4 3rP•.. Nes
ter -`R Y
al estate and . `iSlSU - '
' Polio. w.
. � Mr; Tom' T' ho had' been leg bi oken. ,
sin'ss 'there, until • 1941 a ..
ante business . hos ital -for treat; Bert: Stewart: • of . Dungannon
• in.: Goderi:ch hospital.
when' •he returned to Saskatoon figure' abo tposition` .at the Lucknow
,,rent IS , a ' lander u took•. a p
where he • had lived almost con -again with' his usual at.` market the streets age n • . , Me Ma
g' 'Cheer .and salute • to - all..; A•'.dau �hter.' *as born `'to : Mr
mood ch .. g
Mr';..,. and Mrs. 'Jesse . Button
moved • to Lucknow, from Wing,
hams
L' ucknow: Lodge. I O;O,F, moved.
to their new hall' in the • Andel,
o
son Block. • .•
Frank • Gordon left,, for- W inni.'
Mr.. Orville::•Stanley, .local but-
cher, who underwent . an opera
tion.. in Toronto' General' Hospital
last week;; is progressing aeweh
.:•.0 a position •in
•
Toronto ' .with the, law' firm of ... •
Mortmore, . Clark and Grey..
Mrs„, .•:Leask_of St. Helens; Mrs.
1 McNabb, Mrs D: McDonald and
as can • .lie expected;, and will be .� McKenzie of Lucknow were
back in probably.., two weeks . ac- =i Miss° the `general
I in Toronto attending
of: t e Women s Foreign
meeting h
Mission Society of the Presby-
teriian 'Church.. •
Hay: was $8.00 a ton;; apples 50c,
a. bag 'and. potatoes 10c : a bag.
cording to his condition now.
Mr. and 1VIri. Will lief soif of
:Ripley.. ,visited their ` aunt, :Mrs.
E1iiabeth . Robb oz} Monday.
Citizens. regretted, very much 'to
he � �„
hear -of 'the d atn,' az Mrs: J. R.
MoNab, Lucknow on Thursday of
last week.°. Mrs. McNab was for-
•merly Miss:.Frank'Crawford,.born.
72 years.s „ago•• at Dungannon.and'
9
•
moved :to Lucknow over 25. years,
ago Her "fine qualities:,and love--
Peg• .
Local option went ;into .effect
in;Ripley 'ion May 1st. ' Putiand°s ,
hotel quit business •and frwin's
hotel put. 'a 'gate ,• on -their yard,
New • rates were 10 • cents for •
standing a horse •in, an open_ shed.`
15c., for Stable `aeceinoda.tion�`and
�25c for hay.. Meals. were •increased
to 50c',
ly dispositiori, has held; a tie," a -
Soni •her friends ' here.• `
-`" Mrs.. Chas:. Durn n. and .chi.l
ren lhiar aret, Joy:.and'.J C..spent:
g
the r week -'end :at Elmira • where'•
he • Seri.4tinel t.vnuuented "''It is
'now nearly two. months since the'
groundhog • came : out • and • failed
to • see his -shadow, andw the .wea-
they` is colder : than •t ever;'_ The
is, a.: bigger : liar than
groundhog,.r
the weather .bureau".,
erty Y
Twenty Years Ago
lvir:: D. C. Taylor returned from
.Winnipeg where 'he had been: vis
iting his sister who was seriously
ilia '
1Vlr,ryR_
V. McKenzie McKenzie visited in.
Kitchener: with his .Son' -Steele;
who underwent an. appendicitis
operation.:
illi discontinued,
a;,.Herb '•1VcQui n ed.
his blacksrxi,ithbusiness and rent
ed his shop 'arid• barn to Cecil•.
Mullin who planned to open a,.
garage and•,gas station:.
a..of -St. a1e1-
laic.:, .�.. �Q-.tm_
ens and: Whitechureh;: extended 'a
call to Rev.: Harold : G: Whit. field
of 'Peterborough
Mts. G. E: MeL e.nnan 'of Loch
. .',:.
alsh • suffered fatal ,ink ries in
accident at her.. farm home; The
fa.n,ily:-car was: tieing • towed
lrifF-pr -the • Ianlew.ay • whe-zt the'
tow .rope broke.;:Asth.e car start-
ed'. backward;- Mrs: McLennan.
, a ,ckward,- � .
jumped from: the tai;, -suffering
head irijUries thata proved :fatal.a
eou le , of hours,` later..
• ,p
Gibbons of St. Au usti-fife
Mr:: J, b g ,
:died in his 57th year
D...Patterson represented . t••h e
Lucknow '' Lodge ' at• the ..' Grand:
tier.•
husband 'is . managing a.;: res; --Couiicil of the Canadian Order . of
Chosen Friends -held'` in. Toronto.
Mr:'and. . Mrs W : �H . Simpson
left f
. an •
or; :their home; in Winnipeg
after spending .the .winter, :; with
°r hn .Gi Graham, Con: 4,
her .father, Jo ..
Kinlgss° �:
vill ge;rate ayei-seeting. of ag P
• Am,,
'�i'as ;called to nominate Candi
the
ane . ,
.dace to,, tl%e;�`vac yori .
-Board••c�iuSed' • b the
f - .tiffs :.
tinuiously since.
Bayfield,._antiLOne sister;_ 1Vtr'Ed .
s- ma ar
i., He wa y • of Zealan ra for - Erg-- 11u--h--l;'indlater
ward. 'Houghton • of Lendon, sur- member .• of the. The April rriseting ,of; the Ess g
,, sevez;al years,�.a, , '_ "R R.1VIacLeod and .W C: Jahn-.
kine: Presbyterian• • Church;' Wo
• • wive • amid an, elder of the �.
. , .. •: ' � • � : , school ;board, • ... , "Were °'$lackhorse o�n .Fri-.
• • ._ • rnens Missionary • Auxiliary met, stop Were at
' orae rn 1879•;:'after.:i.` hunch.. Since 1911, he has. •
He`went to, G .. ; .. . , United .�c . • .
home of Mrs:. W.' . Audi day, and :,succeeded in launching
n' a member 'of the 'local real at. the
4
;r.
,.
•;r
our the Ontario firm of.` Kinahan, 'c r '"
Vet -
eriiary 'Coi1ege,' Toronto. He had
'ever : since ;.arid
'practised 'where
re f r.:
:also conducted' the drug sto o
.-•e• ast nuniber of ears.
:the p �y
er 15th',-1680,he was
` Onw,Oetob.
married to ; Miss • Blanche.;' Days,
deceased `h rn on' January.
Otho ,pre
29th,. 1917•' To this' union 'v'ere
born fur sons one of whom died
R
estate • . •
McWhinre• 'resident, was.in the
and. 1Vfurdtrch,•.Limited. Mr.„ Mur- Y, p
.-. f last air: and Mrs: Herbert, Stothers
.. �c
est vlsited�:l•ere-•rrr October .�___.._ ....... Mrs., , _.._ ., ;. .
loch .1
4 ..
epn'l eted the -opening ki,cercrses.
;1'94 •
i d n ' .o ffered•pra�-
���- The.,res die x ,thenf p y.
e'hrs widow'�.a srs., Po
-. -Surviving-are ,
of Bl : h• Leri The roll ,call was 'answered by
ter.- Mrs: R, .C: 1VicGowan , yt ,
•. verse '.of sc;i ture. %Letters of
•nd ` three daughters, Mrs., a p
'°a , .g••�• ... ..•-
al g ar Mrs ,.:H. p one.
H':•iC. -McElroy, C g y, comes ondence- were �+ead,
' f which was'from the Presbyter-
W,� .Boge,' Saskatoon, -.and Mrs.. p
ri t.• Presbyter-
ial announcing .'vacancies.:An• 'in-
vitation:
in-
vitation:,Was 'extended:'from the
in : infancy. Lieut: Vernon,, who ':.Layton 'Angn.s, Mar cit
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MY BANE
Bofm
John Jc ynt was completing•two.
new •residences • in', the old . Reid
Hotel Block to.be' tenanted by.
Richard Webster, and '. Albert
Mills r•
VV., 'Connel transferred the..
Canadian', Express and G.N.V.
Telegraph to ,Messrs; Bennett and
McGregor:
Wm Moses«'.Champ on died a'
.e. ..,,P;• .,.-_roma\u-Ale
the lions :of: �iirs son ,
Havens
•
.111. fora ten days with .pricurnonia
occurred' iri 'Ashfield of
the. death
-•- ,, r5 al'`ol i ;.. i :of
VIr ''and•,Nfrs Will ;Reed
Bowling- Club '. officer.s_,_�t' ere:',
hon.pres,;, John Joyxrt,
J' Dav_ison, vice„,pares„ .13obei•t
Fisher • sec.-treas, Rober':t
grounds'
g .
McDonald, A. W, 13arrrrlto.n;; mer}i
Ei'ership corn:, .E Hodgins,:'
Sriiith; of :, A. W Harn;iiton.
lex :C 11cKen
• Mr,.. anal:-lVlrs..A ,
zie of • the Lochalsh. drs„tr•ict: ob-
served their 60th , wedding an'ni
versary,. He was in: his •9th: year
and she -".in.. her .80t.
At S:S: No. 16,`, Ashf r ,cl Miss
ty
•
Ada Hek�was teaching A. 'ljJS
,
„Crozier, Crozier,,' E Ti•e
leaven, A Gaul • ey', :• C • Crozier, A.
Treleaven; B. Shackleton, F. ul!Ie
-Quoid, W. Watt; B.
Hast R. Gauls
Yr yt •
Swa><z, V. Culb•ert, T.
Cul"iiert
P.
Luc Cnow• .Auxiliary to be their pink and white streamers sus- ,lace cloth, silver candlebra . an
y
guest for ttheirnext meeting or} pended.;from the ceiling and •cen- a:lovely • three-tier. weddil?g ,cake
tred •with white wedding• bells topped With a .miniature. .gold
May 8th. Mrs:• Will Smith, a Mem-
and' while• the wedding; 'March horseshoe w ch •had Ibsen 'used
her will entertain at.her. homey h •
in:.England two •years.ago;-for Mr:
a Std •'Mrs. Albert Rivett's' wedding':
cake ands had been sent• here as:
a • keepsake. Miss. Joan R vett,'sis•'
Iter of : the bride and Miss Edna.
RiVetti‘or Crewe assisted; in serv-
ing at the table Little Margaret,
Shirley .and Edna Carter, nieces
of the' bride,;, dr .,yellow
organdy' lent 41 springlike touch.
to '.the party'.- The young 'couple'
left on' a trip to. London' and other
Southern Ontario °..i towns. , The
bride's going away costinne W86'.
a brown `-wool • suit, ••with ,brow
for the next regular Meeting. et.
Which it ” is • requested that the
money and• quilt,blocks, ',will be
brought i for the. bale, Mrs Mc-
Whinney introduced . the 'new
study' book ,on India. The collec-
tion for the meeting. amounted 'to
x$5.35
The ' meeting 'concluded
withp a 'hymn and the Lo,;d's pray-
er, Refreshments were served • at
the close of the afternoon.
.MASON- RIVETT
A pretty spring v►edding, took
place;' on Saturday afternoon at
3.00 p.m. at the home. of Mr. and
Mrs, George Rivett when their'
fourth daughter, Joyce Margaret,
was wed' to . fHenry John Mason,
Only son of Mr. and Mrs. Arden
Mason of Ripley. Rev..' J,
.Rogers of the 'Dungan on United
Church Officiated. The rooms
were tastefullly decorated •,;,with
•
from Lohengrin was. played ..•.by
Mrs. Albert •Rivett, `sister-in-law
of the bride, the bridal ' couple
toik ,their place - neath an arch
way draped with °simil;ar _ effect.
The •bride''looked lovely -wearing
a 'dress of moss gree tissue ve1-
vet. with shoulder length veil•
caught up orange blossoms and..
a corsage of pink' Carnations .and.
.fern, completed her costume: Mrs:
Goldie ',Carter was her: slater's•
'bridesmaid wearing • aavetder
cashmere. with 'red` roses and fern
corsage.. Mr. Leonard Rivett, bro-
ther of the .•bride supported 'the •
groom. Mrs.'Rivett, mother of the
bride received the guests wear-
ing a' dress of, Mauve wool with
corsage of red • roses and fern.
linmedi:ate relatives ,,were eriter-
tained.' to a full course dinner sir;
the dining rota `''at a table with
hat .and "matching accessories:
Sillib is.laio up with.
.. .. , • . pled:
a:•very,sore knee requirtin .
'cal attention; . after a fall. • Mr..
and Mrs. SiUi have been eipect•
ing to. move, soon AO 'their new
home in the Village ' S .'
•
t.