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Mr, Carman Farrier-, Miss. Win-
nifred Farrier. and Miss Roberta
Mowbray,• all of Toronto; spent
the week -end with their parents.
Mrs;„Hector Pardon' and little
,c1a fighter June of Toronto spent
the week-erid ' with.Mr. and Mrs;
A. E. Purdon.
Mr. an:d Mrs: Wm, McInnes, Sr,
and son, Mr, Wm. McInnes,. , Jr:,
of•:near•Teeswat'er. visited on Sun-
day with, her . aunt, Mrs.- Davie[
'Kennedy, and .also 'Visited at the
horne . :Of
f, '. the forrn'er's 'brother,'
:Mr. James McInnes:.,
Mr.. and, •,Mr.s, Relissor„Falconer
and Miss 'Berha _McKay of Tor-
onto .:spent .:the • w,eek-en% with
relatives •here..Miss 'McKay -sang
a solo in thePresbyterian, church
on. Sunday • Morning. - •.
Mr. • A. E.. Purdon lost a
able cow'on Sunday.
A socialevening 'and entertain-
(rent ''Was heldlast. Friday even-
ings in ''the Presbyterian church
with a,'full basement present and”
with.. Mr Jaines McIllwraith as
chairman. The prograin, included.
chair man's ,. remarks,. vocal solos
by :Mr s. Pocock •and' Miss Marjorie
Val
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Mr. and Mrs. John Gaj wski,:
London, were recent ,visitor with
the latter's'.parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Thos. Dickson. •
"`Mr. ,,ant. Mrs Abner- Morris re-
turned to their home in the •vill-
age after spending the • past fort-
ight with ..their son,: Mr. ,,Ken•
Morris and Mrs. Morris, Benmi1
ler, ',We ar.e 'glad to know • Mr.,
Morris •has made a splendid re-
covery ,from .his critical illness.
'Miss Connie Morris, 4th, Con.
Of 'Ashfield is • visiting Mrw and
Mns. Robt. Durnin for a .awhile..
'Mr. Wilbur Johnston, employed..
at London, spent last Week at his
horn here
Mr. Kali- er•.Da.wson,,has Pur-
chased the corner .lot of the late
Miss ,Letitia Dreaney •'ori' Main
Street ' from. Mr;”: Victor Whitley
of.'Hamilton' The house was .taken'.
town and removed -to: Hamilton
by Mr. .Whitley..A small shop has'
since been bought from Mr. Paw-,
son; which will also, •be moved..
Miss.Margaret Elliott of God-
erich spent the week -end at her
home .With her parents,. Mr; and
Mrs.' Arthur Elliott: ;•
Mr.' and Mrs John 'Blake, :ac -
:.Falconer 'with Mr'. Harold Victor compani;ed' by their• niece ;• Miss
Pyrisun as .pianist;, all, of :Wing-. Hilda Twarnley of • Wingham;y
ham; r.eading•,:,by. Mr. HUgh,Gage spent' the week -end with the tat -
of: Wirgbam;: also .violin" select-
io
ns' by,, him;.: ith ';Mr. • Pymm' ap.
accompanist, an address by Rev.:
A. H. Wilson, ori St:. PatrickTalso
a 'shortaddress by:RV;:A. Whiz
mo of Wino.am; a'sa'xaphone solo•.
by Mr;,' Angus Fa•lconei with. Miss
Janie McInnes ,,as .pianist. Rev, A.
H. Wilson' was .then ,called. .to• the
front and Mr.. James 'McIhwraith,
. • ed } i n�an•d' presented. l iiia',
w1 -a-purse :o • ng rom •-£}fie
cones"egation; Mrs,'' R Mowbray
presented him With a b'otiquet of
flowers for,-��Vlrs::Wilson.. whop:
couldn't -be present:..He„was taken
by,, surprise• and' thanked.; them 'in
:a : few . fitting tiv_ords Lunch : was
There will' be, two shows' each night at 7130 &, 9:30. p.m,
aturda
atinee-S y • of ternoon;• at 2.40 . p.m:
N..' TUES WED APRIL .
Dick Powell Micheline : Cheirel
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91 • ,Spent.
Mr: William Barbour: had ' his
• . about . a: disillusioned houseT.re-wired. with new -light ,•
. •: A ost war melodrama...
,: nine:ods last :Thursday: ;
'young, flyer bent on tr eking d
own hist wife's
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Notice To Creditors
e r • •.of Roane,' .topic, on Indra•. by . Mrs:;.
- In the Matter ofthe•Esa:e t t
BOUNDARY :-EAST
Visitors at •the .. home, of Mrs.
David -.Gillies , on'°Sunday were ..'
ter's father, -Mr., Wallace Twam= Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Cameron & •
ley • and her two sisters.; of. Lora-• Marilyn and..Mr;. Gordon Rintoul,
don.-'. Mr: "and--Mr-s: Peter MacDOnald,
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ons, Monday afternoon had a •seri- McKin,
non:' ,
fifty,
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pus loss of :.ab about ' hives ' of Wo 'd vias"received here by Mr.
bees:. by; fire,- which. was ..taken in and 'Mrs., John, MacMillan of the
by a grassfire of:unknown origin;. birth of • a daughter, Judith Elis.;
Neighbors rushed to - .lend; assist- to. Mr, and Mrs Scott 'Patterson
ance tarid • worked hard to save the in Detroit • on March 16th
otherbuildings on the . premises. • Mr ..ar;d Mrs'.. Clayton:.Rettinger
1'a&l-^strait=fori7TnI'_patcsrnri fn,�„�Ss ° a Mrs
'i for the bees wereeas prey'.John' M�acMillan's
tion o Y . j Mrs. 'Geore 'Tiffin and.
.fire Mr.: and M George
.. George . w_,,,
for the flames when : .the -
reached:. • - i- t. Fisher's
that` far.. The. •grass. is , Colleen visited at 'George
right now and:on Saturda revening..
part>,cularly dry g,y
ariyb ` is wise to be- ver - caut Mr. s and:IMrs:,'George Fisher &
rie y
ious'' and
,just j ust where the famil spent Sunday at :the ,home'
, family
:Spent
will" be: No . li •'ht. hascome u :'' David Carruthers . Jr. `and•
to'.how. this fire started thoughM_ rs.'John Carruthers'
and ;with its mystery, anis loss; to Mr.:'and, Mrs. P iFaris `MatherS
of - a very arid Carolyn ,visited in Wingham
•Mr.` , R,ei ' ..is tlie_..Ipas • an
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i octant food such .times, as ;.on':Strnday with
Mr.:
these:: , , : :Alex • Hackett ,•
it '. Forster• :
