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THE
LUCKN • ti .
OW ,SENTEIN
%;, I,'UCKNOW, +UNTAR'i.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Lucknow, Ontam o.
Established. 1873^ , Published Each 'Wednesday Moping
0, Subscription :Rats.— $2.00 A'' Year in AdvAlIce-•-To U. S. 82.50
Authorized as Second Class. Mail, Post Office :Departrnent,",Ottawa
Mernber of The C+W.N.A:.. ' • '
L, C. Thompson, ' Publisher and Proprietor
WEDNESDAY, SEPT: • 25th, 1946.
DITORI AL
SAW ITIMES 26 -passenger planes •of the Mari -
With
.AS WE: °TUE MAsR, The 12U-,
• and, fewer time 'Central .Airways.
• , little. _ aline, . . __."
ri mile trip was made 'in 45: minutes
thoughts his .week; far. fed to a. .,
•t ' a cruiisng 'speed • of ' 160' miles
cozrimen'�;; we :will devote this_ „at .. 'and
. . . • ' ' ei `ht of 2,500
toy a sketch of ourstrip an hour .:and at a h g
•column. ._, ',th clouds so
lines. Not that a trip 'feet, -to-keep ,below , e cl... s
to th •Moret that .,
of any., great con- that we, could seg the panorama
•to H lifax • is . Y, g' .• _
words cannot des
sequence, ,especially in '.the eyes below, us that,
of.: service men who have seen cribe.
• and was. principal of several high
_: oro We were given •
a complimen- throughout
'foreign lands,. but _-fr . •� = 'schools- --in- __;centr�s.�
a manyd t dinner by' the Citg' of Char
' H 'retired' in
OBITUARY
• JOHN ELLIOTT
Old friends in this district were
grieved to learn of the death '.of
Mr. John Elliott'wh'ich occurred S Xt .Years Ago
on Tuesday •of last week in Vic- self -binders ears were Pin, -1
o ria Hospital. He was 91:years NOW
t r pMessrs. W, Switzer,
of age: Mr: 'Elliott' 'was, splitting chased by and �� Dempsey of
i . the basement of his R. Congr
kindling, n tick ,-on R,olyrood.
home and was either str
a stick or • suffer'ed , .•rnong successful :entrance. can
•
the head by dates who wrote at coderich
a weak spell and'fell oto the iloor,� di
as' unconscious when; dis-were, Beatrice' Einlayt NQ, 9 Ash -
covered
w, � Ash -
-rushed
r l' after..and . was field; 'C,elia Connor, No 2. A
covered shot y, .
his , field, Lizzie. O Reef`e, No. 2 'Ash
rushed . to. hospital;where
ter, 'field;, -John •:Hogan,< No.,, 7 .Ash
,,cath' ..occurred a few days la. • Christina 'Haw`knst ,I'oxt'
i career as a high field,,
During. T t his Albert; Rosana ;O'Reilly, No. 2 f
_ .. r-- and -L htr - ;... --
schoo teache .Ashfield,,. "�a�e 'IVIcQuod; �To;'
taught at various times: in 'every•
Ashfield; 'John K: •`:Finlaysony .;I�'o, ,
high school in the' city of hondon ' ield• Martha O'Neil,, No. 2
• 4 Ashf
Ashfield,
wEDN.Es A'Y, SEPT. 25th, 1:946
• LOCIKI Nc ` B. C%WARD5
THROUGH :THE .'ENTINEL FILES:
, Bruce Cameron r eturnelt to
New. 'York after visiting. ' his
grandmother, Mrs. Wli:tc�ly, •
The Kinloss corr'tiS rld.ent re-;
corded the death .of Mr, }t, Silly:
Rey. R; W. Ci' w, P;t for of .
Lanes ..Church, performed the'
marriage �of'• Edith Johnston '.arid
Charles E. McDonagh:
District, ,deaths r epor� d
r -
'Kenneth .McQueen of .Kinloss tui •
'his Ord ear, Ms, •James Mac.
poxraid, West ".gau orio ;h, age, .8
ears•.:: ebec,ea Payne
Y � E., , y of .�shitcld-
in -her '71st year .anti Punald•Mar.. •
tin at Berlin in his i 7.tls.car;
'Deaths in Kinloss• were David.
past experience we have fours ary Wester Ontario. ` e
P Iottetown, on Saturday •evening, Milne• age 43 years and Mrs. Rod-
readers look. 1525
..,.. . • :�--ri�an.. nf ,ou>�..�_ .. �,.r_. _I '• laser �`a' a :62 years .,
�ivere taken on. a• - -- - �• �- erzekx #�..,
dy
'h
1
•
•
fir
d seeim to enjoy,' such'. 'a an ony un
erside . where .' _ • J_ Apenning?._.. . _
for an bus: tr'ip to, Summ Mr.. Elliott' :was• a, keen. c tiro
• proprieto ,of .t e
r
resume. ominion 'Expert man and..a, member of the congre- L 1.- A• w .olid H,o7yrood„ cheese
Monday, Sep; ' a visit to the D d
Leaving here ori�.Mo Y, P,gation o factories disposed - - -- farm�w:as-=follorved by - ...
Unite os of . his. June
tember 9th, th. e �P ib1i her :tea j"dmake' :at $c :a' :pound.
food dinner" complete, wthurch, : For :a nttmber ote?
117rs:' Thompson took the rriidnight. •a with c
ea resident •;and then sec- -
o Montreal; oysters on the half•ah.e11 and lob he was p- - Junior baseball club was ar
train,, from. Toronto t n ' *event-� retary-treasurer ',of the `Lay,'•':anized in the � arillagQ withl the
1 Tuesda star_ Rain that , afternoo . p . , f Churches in g.
arriving there early ,�' r- 'visory . Cotuicil.,.,o• fl11owin officers; i�o�n: Pres.. D.!
and de- ed....the bus : drivers from ventur- • 'Ch the ,Lay- , f g . , .
imornmg. Our ar�r>vals .
in onto •the red clay roads 'Of the Ont, no; a. member • E• Cameron; Pres:, H. McIntyre;
seemed .to, be mostly . g.:Association of London, and
pasturesresult had. to men's Capt, J '.H. Somerville;. Tzeas_,. ''•Campbell. 'St, 'traffic.rfrorn the:
' ' ammed .Island, and as a of the, Col- : .
early, or late,.and plus :a •]: 4 : onora resident wee. D:' ' wrpnepy: East .we ..detoured south ,at 'Tor•
ea --forego,' a, 'trip to Breen Gables an h , rY P B. Siddall,
our eight: day trip.Street 'Church Excelsior
:. �irogram, ous' ,b I, 'M borne r Com W. Treleaven, W. Hornell, ; rance`':s sidero.ad �• via •the .12th•{'
- _ -__..� m • de fain Y
seem*
nta-�fo
a .
f Colborne. Street
rr
{
Alo
!.Y
r
Twenty Years Ago -
1
Miss. Margaret MacKenzie sold
hi`ouse�.o n T
"ries
J. G, '. McLeod. ' Miss 11leKnzie
went to Toronto to •live.
—7Tbe rraarriage teras ' §Tareinnize�c
in Toronto of'Miss Bessie V•.Gra,
halm, Reg lit_, aria Be r]ey; r.
'Sangster.: c .
1
Whig country, a
in her book "Anne 'Club, :He was 'also past .pas p_ J. Jewi
• MontgomerySchool .Prince-
t r:esi-
dent of the. High Mel' 's .porn . popular . ex- '� south.
• • o. • d of Green' Gables": .. ., • •
W.., . l , r ,
arrived -at ,cal t, - _ .., Ontar%a,, : ,,, .John drew f Z•.
We- 1Vlontrrated local Mr Fn
on a morning we -went Loin. pals.:Assocaa#aon o i
•
.. "rain much. to' the dis-,� � Y -press,gets•-�, was , .
it pouring raindto `Borden by train He had been a resident of Lon
g t for the P R,
Charlottetown
On account. of. the}pavingof
1, o ;cess' ,rill Gravel R
t and W� Campbell. . c n
t
lbut sleep
s. . o inn,
formerly Matilda Lane, 'passed
f man of the press .
appointment o. Y ..,
''where; wee took the car ferry for. don for 27 years: Subsequent to' away in her:'80th year
party who who had planned a sight -nom_
y_ - _: -::' ent.lie'taught in ail of.
P _:._.:.'- . le :cross... f . North _ his ,r rem
•seeing ur � users ' . Cape Tor- radon's�Collegiates i e a -��
ticket
agent -
wart.had ' a' s elndid
John .Ste P ,
rack_ of v�r,•ooden' eavetroug'hing '
at the planing mill.
a fe hours a nine --
d t'
to p w � : timberland :Strait to C pe Lo While 1
sto over at ,this point.In mid .• University he
P a
• 1H ch mentxne Here we boarded tending Queen's
afternoon a luxurious' -coo andtaught• in Caledonia, : Brockville
t. _ C.N_R.. train via Moncton
C.P.R.- special , .left : Windsor $taWhen the Learn
P Law- � Walkerton. Wh
D: ': Sutherland; ` formerly of
'Sound to leer al-tuolcpartint e`
'Joynt trophy d urnainnt, First
*Ware prize was won..`'W,' Downer's
Lucknow, 'purchased t3�e'tin r:. Pby
business of D., : McCrimmon . of
Ale, aws
• •
i�'er
'"n
quoiter
the' churn. io q
Meda P
the..Lucknow Club. The presenta-
tion was xriade by the Club Pres=
Bruns- northvv rd •. along the St. L and �V rink of Southampton..
wic for rent John, •;Nei B _ i ool was first 'built'
_- .:.. _. ,�_ - _ -- •e --to .. uebec--aad-lldoxxtrPal,, mgto�n .T� ,gh_Sch �7 gham _
:; rivetreari tie- ..�, ,. •
ick •wh�re; we. ar . • :. .. � � , . . , , � ..��,rchosen its
w � morning, 1896 Mr.' Elliott was Al L on won the silver •
Sparks from , .a passing. steam
hur arriving there Tuesday g, in 1 ,
,ext 'morning: ' and after a .
1 -
engine set fire `-to'-Bert Ward's ."
hour .and a half later were first priricipa home,': but' a timely ,thscovery of
the .Ro al Hotel and'an
�' breakfast at Y ht in Bel-
tied on' the. last.Mr. Elliott first: plight •
, s 'and French em`oute to:'' Toronto .,. �.
of bacon and, egg most deli l:ltful fast and Hoiyrood schools in`pion
' l � f hat Was a g
fried' Pe!,•
d t nal tri ear days .and m recent y.
the blaze •soon' had it extingriish
p
toes "ima e� .'. 'were 'apo w
ed oto , , , The death occuri••e
and ''e uca io x t ears has'
d . of :Albert,
_ to the dock ,p.. .
whisked byb of' Ernest .,A1) fOdluin: In his '64th .:.
ere
b d the.S;B.
,«p�� Travelling by courtesy .of the contributed:. numerous articles.pe
R. Fxndl ter the
idem, Mr M Corrigan. Irl the..
where
• e We garde d •
i nal Railwa s and interest an ' information tb . The
,> f three-hour Canadian Nato Y
trip, across the ;. Bay o . • we found frorn the time we. first .He was an. Oddfellow for sixty
brief ..t : Saint
coin tit on for.' the ;Silver �tluoit'
presented . ''`by ' ! a
winner' • was
Al,
e r. He: ,came to Lticknow with
y a_
ee-, our-
"utthose bygone days:
his, the late John.A:'Od'
the . Canadian Pacific Railways,' Sentinel.`abo .. yg . W
Fundy. cess . Helene. or r
• f
lona in ,1868: Be spent his youth}
Duruig.; our .; ie visit m • ears having•been one, of
due, made • application for tickets tit= . seven 'years,
John, visibility 'was about nil d
' r�iocai-agent�-ti3l-we-werefiaek= -the-original members-of-Lucknow,
here Qand,. entered , the tailoring
establ• hment• of George Kerr: lie
i' sur: risen a , r lie
to rain, and fog, wh c P � again, • onlytune, we home again, every official most Lodg
:lir enough was the � . o. his.•.membership.until xt. frame house on 20 and t%re follo�trpxg �earm
effort spared t ,erica =room fr
fo during entire make �. y
�
orty Years
h g ou
out stayin courteous and no t sale. a . 6
saw o me a most pleasant Tied Mary Flynn,
make u
The Maritimes. one and which: was
the: day clear- d hapPY
Bp 'mid-morning �` ..
accomplished.
mar-
By
o'
•
e No; 112, in which', he re Thos. Carson': was .offering .for .: went o 'Toronto .at e . age o
f..
disbanded a few Years ago.
Mrs. Elilott;. ` Who 'predeceased,
her:. husband some fifteen, years'
Gordon
Inglis `Street.
Mrs.. James " >held. a sale
of 'household effects at her home
ed some what. but it ' was .little most successfuly.. .
to those wha were alb` . ;. — r to remoz e the stumps•>:
comfort_ Mullen h Holyrood d h me a • 'ridertook,
How often we' -hear' councilors � had •sold the o
cad experiencing that rail-: ' � �Ho that
ready P D th t •�
ago, .>was,,formerly Margaret Mc on ,wnloughby ..St Mrs• . Gordon'
native'ofthe . o yroo nd was leav-
community. using . the • time :. h for 'Winnipeg
Mr..Elliott taught: soh 1 at Walk- g .Wm Struthers was glv:e i
erton, Mr; and: 'Mrs.Elliotts a County if' ' b - ii- in in
two children;.. who 'were .buried' the. W:�.T.U.
there axil where' the :mother arid. t f :the County of
wmiain' I1aTr►rltan o l?ara-
mount died in :his 87th• 3 ear:
"The. L;ucknow Fire ,C'oinpany.
d ffi 'bemoaning- the `fact
a�
nddead timber from:,Treleatier s'"•:
'clinging
muse • ., r ' which the an o. cia ing ,
. . '
3p Walk Mille Pond with a view to dredg-
• ° ` torious. The that after the elections are over
$a of ,Fundy 15 ,no. , .. , , ..• . Ell• tt lost ire' leaning it for 'boatiirg
y � :g and c
i e mem ers i p
h �_'
meeting. We 'wonder., if 'this' not The history o
father' 'no
w ie.
-
the fault of � the council. Meetings
approach to Digby Harbor where ratepayers lose interest in the and bathing.
1 dad is 'a sight to remember. council and seldom Atte d its
we an
There we. boarde a Dominion
a
tial
'for
in
''-The' :marriage• :of Luella Peai1
D d.
as:..
Lloyd ' fain y
•� and W
r11
Bo le
Atlantic Railway pe 1 Bey
le,,
: at the, Church of As= :
marriage
g
qf' historic', interest. ' - � 'lace i � Walkerton
• of 'romance by the immortal .councils are now placing• a; small merit tookp n
land, cemetery, q '°
' - • `Survi'vi'ng are a daughter, Miss
a ars each • month, 'reminding . . ,
a oils the , �io a; . om two- ,, :oro �.
'd thr ugh the Ann p public . of Sh `s School at
r.. :man ' •beautiful:. meetings., We :,think this., is ,coin- Wilton, H, . o ,
Valley, offe ed Y . ' • A: of'•Chica.g'o, and . a sister, M>c .
d e in It n , f d Mr J B dale up
S arlin of`: Nina Mani Citizens were more electors ,•tending meetings. _ M, _ A . p --. g .. g ,
The meetings, of course, should 'toba.' h 1 paving was
•
Bruce, ,compiled by Norman Rob -1
h .Funeral services for 'Mr. .Elliott; in, the 'hands. ,of • the
, " were ' held ' in: Colborne United
month and.'because• the 'members print erY: The • writing • of the Bo •
ok
Church , ,:, I.
ten_year as
The marri` e was ' Solemnized.`
t esw,ater'.R,. C. , Church'" sof
a Te
throw 'h the Anbap are held on regular days each
ertson w u h
• 'leisure trip. g �oension, 'Kinlo g
`'oils Valley, :with • hour stops at':
f the council know when that Ch r h on Thursday evening \Y as)a S t k
� Fort Anne, "Annapolis Royal and o
'tribute was . aid to the Marie 'Turner, infant dough•?� :of
when highp e
',lastly at Grand Pre to 'visit the date is they take it for granted gf
long; useful and' exemplary li
The death: 'occurred, of Wilda
Mr. ,and `:Mrs..A1`lan'Turner,' .,
• • - Memorial a' site that' the electors , should -
Evangeline Memo Park; ...r..emem-.
ii • of the deceased ' On •'Friday inter The • United •Far mors' Co_OPer-
t Quite b f M John
t
ative engaged
Margaret . M. ';Mc'Kirinon, 3rd
daii later' of Mr, and Mr :• Angus
g i..
McKinnon and Mr.;. Wm.. in
of'';'S ,forth and '.formerly of
Lu ow.
The marriage was performed ;at,
the'. home o: r ' .and . Mrs. J.
gWin hair., : of , their
Cummings, . Wingham
youngest :daughter, Jean, and Mr•
A: P. Stewa'r
and a fairy bar it too ui e a num er o iss Jamieson �'
•
commodities. :1
ry J All their buyer' Of all
Storyof Evangeline and the ex- display advertisement in local r eddes went tb..
Miss , Margaret
ini on of the., Acadians. • The papers* 11 tt t h t sons t oto ' to take' a secretarial'
P date and hour of Ida M E , �_
.- the.
train ride o: • • T ronto `and Elmer course ,at ate' par,
re asked to ,tie .
•
•he-'
their, d;ogs' w i e p
inn:
done'in the �.1i11age...
'Sold ;....
-ly 'meeting, at -the home-vof .Jlltrs... Huron,;_ Township Farm latie 'a'• -J:'
Mrs. Robt: Hamilton, ; 'T'he fine 'farm of the
late
Reid, M •��a'sorne
vice ' resident ' presiding.. The 1 Roulstan' wh'o'-passed a
P � , � s:rld to.1117-
S•tanley
is :wasgiven by..Mrs, William; tie ago as, Vic': .
P g
" ildren's Lunches", an .Anger orf 4ssrx, Who ;a ong'•'
Stanley. 'on- Ch man lan td
' roll call was answered ''by with':his wife and family.
P she`
The,
'"What Canadian industry I would move to'thear. iic:.w .hone in
—0_
like to visit". A very interest -in If capital punishment Was .ever spring:
was given by Mrs, E"' Low `..------.---
warranted'
---y
warranted' surely • it' was: in the Miss Dorothy yrs:paper--�"
S
case of $ William, Heirens, of Chi-
cago, self-confessed murderer,
who .last, 'wee
,life imprisonment on each, of •the
• views, and revealed a prosperous,,
farining : country,` with acre upon
acre of apple trees, groaning un-
• der a heavy load . of luscious fruit..
�' We arr_iued" in Halifai early_,that'
evening j .
,Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Th y. Friday
..were given ov r to business ses-,
signs, complimentary breakfasts,
luncheons and.' dinners, and; spec
tally arranged events.' ' Qiitstand-
ing speakers were Hon. Angus' L.
MacDonald, , Premier' of ' Nova.
Scotia; D. Leo Dolan,' ,Chief -Can-
; .adian , -Travel ':Bureau, 'Ottawa,
arid Johfi •W. Fisher, CBC corn-`
• •• mei`�tator, '
' party,
t3.',I
On Friday the-conventionP
had a tripto• sea on a 'destroyer
seta 'a• mine sweeper;'and an op -
mendable an s o *esu i
not be held in ' a cubby hole,
where electors feel they are de
barred, but l'should : take ,place J i
hamber where there is ample
c F-
room for .a goodly; nurnber of per.
skins to 'attend'" aside' from lithe
council and its officials. The
Municipal World.
1
P AR AM OU �N-
-Mr. and. Mrs:..9liver'McCharles
and • babe spent the week -end in
Toronto.
Miss 'Jean Griffin of Lucknow
and Garnet Hamilton of. Hamilton
spent Sunday; with Mr. and 'Mrs:.
Jack Harnilton. . • •
Ra 'ard :is work-
ing at Mrs. G Kirkland's.
Miss Kathleen Gibson of Lore-
don visited with Miss Susie 'Gib-
son over the week -end,
k :. was sentenced to,
s ttIll Cep S: h�lU
Mr,. ,and MrSa Carl El: ;dick. and , � an instrumental. • An invitation. K .AJm��r.'.
three foul urders he committed, P � �CKN• .
.. of . which was• the children; of • Pinkerton, -Mr.'',rid was sent .b ; Luckn.ow• Women s licataort:. fir, u reit.'• .
most ghastly y
Institute ,to visit 'them on Essay, r w. lel to d L:rn on.
.. ' .tress hYrs .t?.c c ° �`ndr�sl
October 4th• in the Town Ball. f d tit �. thr oe" 1.
• w _ ''' � lrr'' ,•5<•1'rt trr :t�: •� :: v.
mr, and Mrs, James Ke'thaba
on .:A'giictdture and.'Canadian', in -
paper
C1KNX ALMANAC* CEASE
dustry. Mrs. D. McCharles gave: a BPECATION TI11 ; >r
paper.' ori "Why girls'. , leave . the )pU
Morrisongave c iscac the ,
farm", and Mrs. L.' tth ts,1'ti t: rl.
W
ortunit to , see. through y • • Lamont •of Tees -
"Warrior",
Y � hrou h the dismemberment of the' body.* Mrs. Cal�tin
"Warrior" the recently commis : little Suzanne Degnan, age six water visited Mr. and Mrs. John
r,..., � Canadian "-• aircraft rears. This. depraved: youth show- Elphiek on Sunday.
si.oned Navy'aircraft •, .y.. .. P ,
carrier.. ed little.or no remorse, while the I'Mr, Marvin Sanderson, ` St.
afte noori over' parents . of little •Stxzarine will
On Saturday , . i"
half of the more than three hun- carry with, them to the grave,
died Persons the ct- agonizing and t o'r m .e n ting
Verition were,'flown to Charlotte- thoughts of " th,e • fate that befe]l
town.. Prince , Edward Island" °in their, little darling. y
, weekly ori i , ttho are
and , daughter' and Bill . Ketch,- r;lmaxrac .sur5•r i,,E, < _ , 'hack'.
, r.
John N B and Mrs ;Sanderson,
ba
, _ ;ar,t ;� .l1 >c' .; , e
.. law visited in 8elgrave, lra113,-,, , ,crtt't1 h;,:se.:;c'r?t linpt,'P
Goderieb, called, on Mr., and Mrs. Office
e chabew `-and McCall orf t
R. Hamilton an Sunday, Mrs Edward K..t ,o eratoi` at• Tho' `Alruuntic''
The. Paramount :Women`s ,In sister of T llsoriburg visited with e , ;'r'hs•
stitute held their regular month Mrs. M. Ketch,
bow'. tris' trr y 't' a . , r