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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1908
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THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
Pald-Up Capital $3,900.000- Reserve $4.390.000
Total Assets •. " " $46,500,090
• HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL. •
CLINTON BRANCH..
COUNTRY BUSINESSFE('erY facility afforded to farmeri
and others for the transaction of
their banking business. Sales notes will be cashed or taken for
collection.
• Special Attention Paid to Whigs Bank Accounts
immonsiesim,
The Farmers' Bank of Canada
• • . • .
ancorporated,,l7 spocial act of Ptirliament.)
Member of The Canadian- Bankers Assaiiatiotrand-the Toronto-Clearing.House.,..,
Head Office . .Toronto '
W. R. Travers - general Haringey
A branch of this Bank has been opened in the Village of Bree e eld
and a general banking business will be transacted at this branch.,
••. • Interest allowed in the Savinge Bank on
ONE DOLLAR ,
and upirarits at the highest current rate of interest and eau thinning aTsar
Farmers' Sale Notes discounted. Special phrlieges extended to accounts of
Ictinshits, farmers aud others. ' • .
Office open Saturday Evening 7 to 9,
ti. R. LAIRD, -
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FIRST SHIPUNNT.
Mr. D. Cantelon raede bee first
,ehipment of apples On Monday. They
were the Dualiese variety and were
4ent to alanitobe points in 1600 elev.-
en-quart beekete.
ABOUT THE KNOOKERS.
Ie takes a, sharp knock to .breela an
egg from the outelde; while a weal
lit•tle• chick with its seftebill can
break it from the inside. Itais a the
Same way with a town: The knocks
from the outside have little effect ;
blows., at home that aurt,
Let the inside knockers get out •
jusa,
as the chicks do, -Ex. '
SAVED HIM DOLIaARS,
A Goderich township farmer ,
is making things go called on The
News -Record , on Saaurday and sad;
"The July number. of Hicks' Maga-
zine which you gave elle ,e-aved nos
dollars. Iread it diesels" and note.d
It s airedictiens 'with the result' that
got in my hay and wheat( without
any loss. Have You alio August num-
ber.?" We had and handed it over to
him with the hope that he may again:
be profited by its Perusal,
•THE SCAFFOLD FELL. .
The ,aulldos a4 •St. Joseph's church
had a narrow escape from niecting
with a serielle accident on Saturday
afternoon last. They were working in
the tower, which is • ten feet or so
square, when at • about twelve feet
from the ground the scaffeld• broke
and then went down in a heap. It was
a mix-up of men, mortar, bricks,
tools And scaffolding, but vera fortun-
ately no one was very much hurt.
Among those on the, scaffold when .ilJ
weet down were :D. -Prier, R. J. Mils
ler, D. Cook, W. Johnston, D. Liver-
more, C. ITOOre.' R. .and H. :Swber,
•
NOT A GOOD :HONEY YEAR.
• •
Ma: Isaac Dodds has been raising
bees more or leas extensively for..‘the..
past thirty -flee )'ears. Beginning in
a• areal' way -in fact. his first • hive
was a present [ram "the boys" on
the ' occasion of ; - his marriage -he
gradually ;:increaeed the number until
for some years past he im.Shed -forty
hives. He would have more batiahat's
'about, all any one man can. handle.
Mr., Dodd is great. .on ,beeology.. He
has watched the littlewotkers• hies
and carefully and go, :knevis • much
abeut'theif tireless, industry, wonder-.
tee aieetieceeeed little; pemiliariges.
a „ Reese good one
for honey," said Mr. Dciddsa
Newsallecord on 'Seituedey; -abbe: MO^
POO is worse. .pii .2; fairly, good Seas -
- Local Manager
• I "on my bees ought , ao average fifty
• •
pounds of honey; but. this year am
not expecting more than ten. The
dandelion blossom, ' from -which the
LaTTLE LOOALS.
Citaia holiday next Monday.
,are supposed. to be for
pedestrians and not for bicycle riders
And roller skater.
THE LOCALMARKET,
Wheat 75e.
•.Oat e 45c to 48c.
Peas 15e,
• Barley 65q to a00.
Butter 170 to 18e. ;
Eggs 17c.
WILLIS CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Mustard of Toronto, who
iilI occupy the pulpit of Willis churche
during August, Preached his Oast sees
InOn on Sunday last. Mr. Mustard
given very 'impressive sermons and
was much appreciated by the efila
gragation. Mrs, R. P. Reelie sang
a eel° at the evening's service whieb
was much enjenal by all present:
The WRIllell's Association met ye$;
terdey afternoon intim leeture room.
A.NOTHER ACCIDENT.
Mr. Ben. Cole it with a painful
aceideneon Satuaday afternoon rest.
He was standieg on one of the joists
surveyingthe work at St. Joseph's
church when he fell and struck heavily
against a scantling, knocking Out
tam of his teeth and so loosening a
fourth that he had the Dr. pull it
out His mouth and chin were alaIa
cseve.rley cut so that he 'is mot likely
to forget the mishep for some thne
to eome. To make matters worse' for
Bon., his good wife la over in IVIichi-
gen visiting her sisters:
ONT. ST. CHUR,Cal. •'
The ,League service en Monday
night -Was well attended, Mier -the
consecration service, the League's le -
presentative at the 'Normal Training
School fot Missions recentiy heal et:
St. Tlionia's, gate that part ef. her.
,report bearing on real conseeration.
The League intends lioldiea an open
air eession in Mr, Farran's grove in
the near future.
The services in this eaureh next
Sunday will be aeatir by Rea.. Ta „ea -
Snowden of Hohnesville, Rev, -Mr,.
Sewers of -Billeeatha gave, two spiced; •
id seenmes, last, Sunday which were
much enjoyed bylarge eringragetiens.
THE GARDEN PARTY.,a,
1 The garden party announced to be
held on Mr. Peter Cantelon.'s lawn
Tuesday evening turned out to be a
' double header in the :sense that rain
caused a postponement 'mita last ev-
ening.,The .pretty lawn had been
nidely decorated with Chinese 'enteral
which. • with moonlight at intervals
gave plenty • of • illumination. There
was a brisk demand foie ice main last
eveniaag eeid a second, supply had to•
be sent. for. The mesicians were gen-
erous -it was the File and Drum band
or the Citizens band almont, contin-
ousla. In • conolueion, the aaarclee
party -or parties rather were success -
fel and much enjoyed eel the large.
' amber present on both occasions,
ROYAL BANK ,CHANGES, • .
• There have been several chingea, in
the Royal Bank eta the aast week,
N. J. Bully, the accountant, ?o-
teorsniteido4.irom, :his haltdays ,on ,Monday
and the same morning came a tele
Centre where eakes a iesponsible
p
gram from the head office at IVIon-
treat ordering bim ato Niagara, Falls
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E, F. Fear's, the teller, started; off
,fOr his holiday, the same. day; but the
telegrarn advised him to proceed- to
Toronto to become teller in one el the
city bruit*. (if the Royal,
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Mr. Clark, arrived . -from Montreal
yesterday and has enteaed -upon his
'duties as accountant
Carman Hall has been promoted,
the teller't cage. He obtained his first
hankhig exa'erienee ^With the latery •des
ceased Sovereign and came Mae the
Royal with the transfer. He is an
.obliging young maui and, popular -with
the patrons; of the, Bank Who are
pleased to sse him 'advanced -a stea.
T. R. Sheppard moves tip on desk.
Ile is a son of Me. James Sheppard,
:Townsend Arcot,. 'arid brother of Clar-
ence of 1VIolsons and Eddie,head clerk
at Hodgens Bros. 1 .
Roy East retutns from London to
Nee= junioa. He. was formerly clerk
With Tezer& Brown and is a brother
of miss. May Eaal; the amiable and
obliging :assistant' at the poste6:e.•
Miss laalkieshaw; the"stenoerapher,
has been: transferred to the -head otfloe
at Montreal OIL relief dely. The_ pat-
rons or the; local branch were .aerry
to sec he go but wish her suucceas.
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HATE 211-2 ILLS ON Sl.
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, , • . • ..•.
At' Meade)? . nigaL'e meetieg„ of '; ti
town councii Captain. McTaggart ice
dared' his ,eseigna.tion as :Treasurer,
e up ,and the disposition of the fuser-
s anee money is, yet ie. litigaaion."
a ' , Clerk Meephereen. took the contrary
e
view, . saying '.• "It's a dead ceeteinty
you ;will have to ' pay the debenture,
then Why not . make provision- for it:
lif you don't Pay:one :debenture in
.positon he has been Zara. g • th
• bees draw abe first of the ae,asoies
READYMADE I
CLOTHING lorns.11.
honey, wee. poor apple vosaorea, most salisfa,efory manner (ter the past
• were good ;, white clover an . aaso- •
ORDERED berryonIy f • I) aswooa, s - • •
a surprise for perfect harmony ' pre-
. 'enda k
&• Crooks CLOTHING•
Clearin
"
At this season of the year we are bound
to have several broken lines in all kinds of
merchandise, but this store has no room for
odds and ends. The benefit of the clearance
is yours.
3 dozen Children's Sailor Hats, regular 20e and 25c
to clear at 10o.
4 dozen Men's and Boys' Caps, in odd sizes and
. makes, regular 25e and 350 to clear at lOc. •
3 dozen Men's and Boys' Sailor Straw. Hats, regular '
250 and 500 to clear at 10c,
Men's Summer Coats in lustros linens, etc., to clear
at from 50e to $1.50,
20 only, Boys' Summer Coats, to blear at 2r5c to 500
Men's Summer Suits, regular $6.50, to clear at $3.50
Men's Summer Suits regular $8.50, to Clear at $5.50
Men's Summsr Suits, regular $10.00, to clear at 7.50
• "A Square Deal for Every Mau.'
MORRISH CROOKS.,
Successors to El:Agent Bros. Cloth.liti Store
, poor, walk the golden' rodas
veiled, but as be had definitely decid-
wheat
yet to corrie; • but we 'don't count on.
it to any -extent. The price this
year will be from lien totwelve cerite
per Pound."
PASSING OF FRED. JOHNSON.
• Earla •on • Sunday morning last
Frederick Charles, eldest son of
and Mrs. ' Thus, -ft,. aohason, poised
from li o un o ca 1T1Te haet--1)
• pater some months and made a Soave
• figlat to regain health, bat it proved
in vain. But he aomplained rots lie
bore his .sufferings with fortitude and
peacefully sank ffito eternal rest.
Fred. was born in Clinton twenty-six
years age and voila all his life hero.
He learned the tailoring and wan one.
•
ed tiro maater, hieeesignation WaS,
'cepted,tO take affect thee3letedey of
this month., By the way; the Treasur-
er received , a ' salery Of $8.33. per
recinth and gate bongs to the extent
of $7-;000: -
• Mr. Jake Becker made a claim op
$25 for 'damages alleged to have be•en
sustained by his land -in a reCont ova
&flea/ of the Mary, street. drein. On
,at the Myers °face and .ariade 'A dea
inane for :the moneyeH wantad vi,
forthwith and in the event, of it not
:being foraheomifig he had been. advieed
to miter suit on Moada,y. '
Hiewor-
ship listened attentively as is bis
custom; and With a smile explained to)
• Jake that the Treasurer had elle the
of Moraith: & Crooks staff when his corporation's funds, but anyway the ,
a
illness forced him to give up work.
ale was- of 0. ,quiet, reserved eaten.,
but he was popular- among his asso-
ciates; Fred. was an aileobionate sofi,
and brother and his Vacant chair crisis
a ',shadow over the home. His death
its the first break in the family. circle
He took much interest in all manly
sports and . for •; several -seasont wat
one of the steedbye of the a;crosse
eletitivb.e.
•In hockey "dee he was , also
a
He was one of the organizers of Ale
Pastime Club to which 'many of our
young men belong. On of tee beatti-
fulefloral emblems: Which cry upon
casket yesterday ae ib WaiN. borne to
the cametery was sent by the Pas -
timers., ••
,
Fled, had been • for some years a
member of Court 1Via.ple Leaf, C. 0.
Pe and there Was a letge attendanee
of the bretheen at the funeral to pay
the last sad tites to their deputed
brother.
Among the floral - tributes sent
sympathising ;friends werni:. wreaths
by operatives of Jackson Mfg. Co.,
aod Morrish & Crooks staff ; tresses
by Will., 'Clarence and BertJcilInSeri
brother() of deceased, the Pastime Club'
A. y. P. A., and Mr, and Mrs. Fred.
Hill; casket baguets biltIrs, H. Bart-
liff, Mies May Davis, 1Vlissos Leona
and Elva Potts, Allah Rene Pickett,,
Mae, E. Homan, • Roy and Edgar
East, Mrs. W. Cadmore, Chief Wheat.,
ley ,and W. Xing.
The largely attended funeral took
place yesleeday afternoon with the
services at ho4e and cemetery con.
ducted by Rev. 0, It Gunner assisted
by the Rev. W. 11. Dunbar. The
pallbearers were Percy douele W. S.
It. Holmes-, Gus Collyer, Newt Davis,
Charles Twitchell and 'William Oud-
more, all brother Votesters.•
The sincere sympathy of the. coit.
inunity is •eetended to the eereived
!parents and brothers in the Joss they
have sustained.
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matter wotild have iss be, decid-ed. . by
the council. Weill this Jake' had for
the time being ao be coneeet.
"1 cant see where he has sulfated
any •dainagea! •said Chief Wheatley,
"and anyway if he has it is more than
counterbalanced by the feet that some
time age ho•feneed in aportiorl of one
of the streets and , has been crepping
"I would seggesta" said -Reeve
Gibaings, "that we appoint Our two
gentlemen Of leisure, that it to say,
Councillors Heart and Graham; to
confer with aft, aleeker and report ; at
the next; meeting' of the council,"
The suggestion was (tete& upon and
with the result. both tho claimant and
the. council will be satisfied, no 'dmiat.
The 'Public School Boatd asked foe
$250 more thee last fe'ar and get; it.
This is one of the uncontrollable ex-
penditures, so fai as the couneil is
concerned. The Collegiate Board ask-
ed foran additional $260 and got it
also. The council sometimes 11,-rime.ces.
over these demauds buathey have to
grant them whether or no.
The estimates as introduced called
for 23i mills on the dollar; two ,mills
more than last year. This sent a chill
over some of the members end they
looked about • for the geeing a( ok.
Aniong the IOW was one ( f
the amount of the Thresher Company
debenture which Lille due the latter
part of December. The cotmil had
taken for greeted that it would have
to pay it, but in its desire to lower
'the rate one mill it looked at the
matter from a different standpoint.
"There is no tisb of trying to cross
a bridge before you wino to it," said.
they, adding,: "The ;Thresher Comp-
any may, Phoenit like, rise again or
the liquidator may receive: a Windfall
from SOltiC quarter and paya the
$70a. Solicitor Drytione, came up from
ihe bowling • green td" talk on the
question and, in short, said :"Never
mind raising the money till 'it's want..
tit! You never *now whoa luny turn
December' you wail haaep to, pay two
next year Yoe are only -staving eil
'the evil day."
' •Theitem. Was dropped and the, Pleat
niukmured : "You evidently believe in
"Give us Peace in our time, 0 Lord,"
ee
It looks as if *: the , will be very
lztblc eenteiit walk building- this seas;
on thciegh ab seveaal places a: walk
would be so great a 'convenience a5 to
be ainmat a necessity : As the Year
aswi41 Aom,property:owners :who
imed walk Will hay,e to •germeve
pea' In one piece a three-foot wala
is asked for, but a :four -foot 'walk
looks . so much better and cos*., so
little more that only the wider one
should be Iatd. '
The Boaed of ,Health showed an 'in-
treaeed expenditure of $410 over last:
year. This was Alio to the smallpox
stare which war fought hard and kill-
ed quick, •
I The estimated expenditures and re-
ceipts are as fellows a' a
I , Es Lima ted Expenditures.
Interest, Consolidated Debt '283 75
Int. W. Doherty & Co:, loan 875 00
'Sinking Fund W. Doherty & Co.
loan P36.40
• Slake* Fund, Consolidated •
• •Debt • (1128,65
Local Iiiipro4rementte489.17
,Coilegiate Institute, rebuilding • '
I debenture : e15,31
Public School 4150.00
Collegiate Institute
Public Library.
County Rate •
Streets
Salaries •
Electric Light
2000.00
800.00
1163,50
• 1500.00
1325.00
11'00.00
Property 450.00
Cemetery • 450.00
Charity • 75.00
Fire and Water • 450.00
S Greet Watering , $00.00
Insurance . 00,00
Printing, Stationery, Postage 175.00
Board of ,Health 450.00
Eleetiori 4 •
• 30.00
. 75.00
2/5.00
50,00
•a36.38
F
•' Tax Refunds •
Grants
Law Costs t
'Incidentals'
•
To tat
li:stitriated Receipt,
Tavern, Shep, Livery, etc.
• lionised' $000.00
Rent of Hill:and Weigh senile tr
Sees . 400.00
Cemetery • 600.00
Statute LaborDog Tax 1510.00
Magistrates fil'ire8 .25.00
Interest on 'Bank Denosi1s 160.00
Shaw of Railway Tat item the
• Provincial Government 60,00
Trarieferred from Doherty Con-
tingent aeeount 765.00
$756,001 at 22i mills on $ 17,901.16
20,041.16
ABOUT PEOPLE IOU KNOW.
friends in Berlin and eaher pieces.
ales. Eph. Runsitedler is "' visiting
Ales.' Bert Potts, Goderich, was in
Miss A.my alows'on Visited friends in
Clinton on Friday and Sa.turdey
last.
Kincardine over Sunday.
lafies IVIaegie Steep is acting as steno-
grapher in Barrister Brydomas
office.
Mr. .George Chiclley of Owen Sound
isspending his holidays at his home
in Itown„
Mee, Priscilla'. Kyle of Seaforth was
the guest of 'Wise Ella Lindsay over
Sunday. • .
Misses Joel° .Wiseman and Clara
Chidley are visiting 'Next() friends
this week. .
principal 'Hartley leek- charge of the
,- -•
Services in St. Thomas'. caurala •a•aa...
forth, on Sunday. • - •
Mrs. Hugh Ross . and children of
Winthrop omit Sunday .with her
sista, Maas F,-IVIcEwen,
Miss Dowson, who has been lialiday-
• ing at the homestead in Stanley,
--hal retuen,ea to her posttion. -
Mr, and -Mrs. E. Linder of Toronto
were ,week end visitor. and Weie
entereeined by his sister, Mrs, Dolg.
•IrttluanY j-reln
mini sin
s,tL
Mr. D. French, .foriner nianager of • the
House of RefiCae but now of Wetasks
ili. •
Misses Wiltand Grant, who 'lave
'been holidaying at Bala, •a Muskoka-
- .
se -
.iwin, Alta., is said to be seriously
summer resort, 'returried aortic- yes
t -
sie and Nellie Watkins have
returned
9'4ftier oaildesboro
vicinlaaand
.pleasant visit
. ••
Mrs : John T, Ross, who was vislting
'uncles' 'the parental roof, Mr. and
- Mrs, H. W, Cook's, eetureed to Tore
Onto on Monday,
Rev. J. -Hiles and Mrs. Hiles of Bay:.
field ane Mrs. J...Veele of Kiri:ten
were guests of Me. and Mrs. A.
Hooper the aait week.
Miss Drawer, who was' visiting • ' in
Hamilton, Brantford and -ether
,
place, tor ,aPS e.eae.ral weeks, --has aga.ia
liT
:taken up her abods at ^a(Theaaca-;
Dr. Weir 'of Auburn was in 01 F'
• Saturday and assisted in an °vela -
tied Which Was : performed in the
,..hoSaifel upon atesall.. laobeetoe Jr.
' of Aubuan.- • '' - --: . • : •.
DraW111.. Sloan, brother. of Mrs. ,Wes-
uleye ,\IVeaa,v1keeie,sitivearatliinetr ciIiitrh9i5siseSecteienkg.
bier through the district of Ungava
in the far north. . • •'
Nonman Sheppard, son..of ale. J. ls,,
Sheppard Of town is a member' .Of
. the bugle band of .tbe ,Hamilton
Regiment aria •acCompaiiied'at to the
Qua* aaereenaenery, .
MasaE1 'McLaughlin of. Saskaa'
who has. been the etiest of
.het parte,teeseler. and -Mre. William
Maker for the past kirtnight, wen'
t� Guelph. en Friday to spend ;
Week or so with friends there. '
Ma: and Mrs W ,Walker, town, Alt
andMrs. A. W. Sloan . and ' -Mrs.
.0ooinas and family, Blyele. and,
Mrs. W, .McMichael and daughter;
: Miss Aileen McMichael, Wis.consin,
picnicked in Bayfield •on•Tuesaay. „
owier has been enga 'eal by the
, Tory Government At Toronto as
one of the professors in the Veter-
• inary -0611ege„ which is eow affiliat-
ed with Toronto -University. We
-say. ;Pork. ass tale Dr. 'votes the other
• way and Liberal Governments 'aee
net in the habit of appointing Con-
zervativesto office. •
Mr. and Mrs. , John Guest ieti.,rned
home ..Saaardey evening from a three
weeks' viit at Elginfiela, Lordon
:towneilia, Mr, ,Guosi, was born in
.that township three seoee years ago,
lived there uritit a, .couple: of years
ago and on his vieita back ia Al-
ways given a moat cordial recaptiem
by old neighbors and friends,
Mra. G. , R., • Keys, after visiting at his
home in Stanley for a couple' of
dam was in town on Monday on
his way back to Seaforth to reeume
hie work as organizer for the .0. o.
• F. Notwithstanding progriosticris
tions to the contrary, he:did a geed
:atroke of busiinese there last weak.
Mr. Keys is a successful organizer,
one 6f the best the Order has.;
•
ter, Mrs. W. Pinner, ia Toronto_
IMEirs.Beaton. to013.ar11;;C is v.siting her dituaata
1e the geest of Ws lather, Mr. D.
A..
Mr; Alva Beaton, teacher, Scoaleads
' l
MSiinsundBaeYsSie Ross is
were gueets of Clinton friende ever.
Ma. and Mts. Sim IVfuvriestitt'ionfgSattretaoL4
'
Miele's, Mr. Charles VC Ste week's,
this week, :
Or, ThOmpeen was the 'guest over
Sunday Of his slater, Mesa Murray
of Toroute.
Mrs.
today
J.Tozery.frerneteand family if.mapmviiiysitrevitiiinsw
friends in Toronto,
Mr. S. Kemp visited his aeother-lie- •
law, Mr. W. Rath, near 'Myth, ese
Friday and Saturday last.
;Messrs. Ernest Higley and Cliarleia
Wilson of Chatham were guaatk et„,
Ms. F. Bawden aver Sunday.
Mr. Thos. Long, G.. T. IL ticker
agent, /Port Hepravias thceaueat
•.Clinaon friends last week: •
M. Frank O'Neil and his daughter;
Min Beale returned frons: .
mi.111..eaordieirw,re..,Ssers,koe.OFnuTghliesy.
4d4fanuly
attended the Old Boys' re-urdea u,
London the forepart ^ot the week. .
Miss .Clara ateep lett yesterday i:tes
visit friends and relativee la Pe-
trolia' and Detroit for s. cotaaa OE
weeks. " . .
Mrs. Reuben Graham and Maater Eerie
is visited London frieiaas this week '
and witnesiaed the Ola Boys' peke.
"'ration',
Mies returned ea iaaturday";
from Dundee and is 'pending . her
healxidayeit.t.helparental esine.
iviystreet ,
MeSsrs. Victor and Douglas. Goa -wile
Will go West oriaba first :eiccursiort
• to da settlement duties pe the forme-
.er's homestead ,in Sask.
Mrs. Will. Dyrnent, aftea a visit to ,
her parents,. Mr. and .Mrs. H., W, •
• Cook, leaves on Saturday t oke .
her husband in Chicago. e
Mi. and Mrs : Fred,. Potts arrived-leo:Mai,
Cleveland, Ohio, on•IVIMiclay, and kiZt .
tjheguests of- the former,'s parent_. - -
Mr. arid Mrs. Geoege Potts. .
Mr. Neiman Kennedy 'Went to Beth-.
'well on Saturday, to give Dr. Black-, :
well a helping bane in the Old Boyla
ie -union which is in preereeee,:theaga
. ilea sveek. , • : • '
Mae and Mrs, J. 3V; Modeland, wises
-had been visiting the formeee.moth-
er, Mrs. Brigham, towie:. left.. ;this:
week for Melita, Man..; being: book-
ed by Mr. W. Japksoa; local: ageiia,
• 0, P. •It. . • :'• • '
Wi,P. Spaulding arrived last ev-
ening from Maaletta, Ohio, to joie .
his wifeand eiatle.; .Mit ,Katie
who have been guests. ef Mrand., a ,
Mrs. Jas.- Fait for esSew Weeks. , •
*r.- Natter Townsend ' haa..•gt en ip'
Inc Positioesan the organ factory,,
Which he has heldfor meny Jyears.,
and jsurposas going •West wieh 'the' •
Bast .exciirsien to try Inc ' Leila -at • .
harvesaing. . . - a • '
lector Greig, cciai-ineker for .°
Tozer aze Brown, is leaving on a.;
weeks' vacation- • which be intend.; '
spending at his old limere in Bonnie-
' „Scotland. -Ha s bought, his tickets
Wpm 1.S.If. Ws Jackson,
•'tett
Violet., o a and Oaageale.0
:and her soli, Master G. W.a rearm ,
home today from A lortnighaseesit !
with her. slater, Mrsa.Vonatteir of.
Woodstock. • Mr: Barge spent . thi:
'first week with them,, •afterwaida;
taking in the London, lawn bowling-
tettrnarneat.
Masters- Erskine and George, 'seas ea '
De. Evans,' are spending their, holi-
days With their uncle, Mr.. a;
Evans on the Sauale• Lane, Stanley,.
The farm :is on the lake sabre and' •
the boys aro having the time
-tilde lives: Mrs. .(Dr.). Vearee
visiting her sista atiIndian Heade
Sask., :for a kw weeks. ,
Mrs.. Ed, :Munro and Master Harry; -
who Jeft for • the Weeteaafeee weeks); :
age, have net yet got fbeyond Win
hipeg. The attended the re. -union of
,the Huron Old Boys' .Asseciation of
that clay and kern a picture of the
grate) which appea,red in the Winni-
peg Telegram to "band we are quite
safe in saying that theatrip is doing
them geed.
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BAPTIST CHURCH. •Ail WHAT ,A4BOUT. APPLES,
The work of renovating the church A tourity apple buyet, not of Olin -
is now eomplete and the re -opening ton, said to • The News -Record itho
vvill take place/ next Sunday. Rev, E. other day • "I made a tout of
Grigg will preach and Mi.. J. G. ' immodiaat 'thee -riot last week and men*
Spencer, tenor soloist, Datroit, ant say that I was disappointed the.. ,
sing at both serviees, An offering appearance of the orchards. •'rhea*.
be taken an aid 'of the renoaation wori't be one barrel of apples whom.
fund..'taiga as well Wall al there were ten' last year. 1, have
Clinton and bis man3t friends will be most as' many good Northern Spits. ,
glad of this opportunity of tearing in My Own erased as I SaW tnyf
him bolero he rattans to his work !iirounds."
Burman. Mr. Spencer is also known
ae.a singer of ability. All a,re ifivited
to hear him.
MA1113,1451 ON sA.TuRoAlt. '
,
On SettIrday lest •abee ; LAO&
Priem, daughter of the Grand Trunk
agent at latrucefiehi, Was united in
marriage with Mr. Arthur X.
travelling tepreseetatiee of the Dom-
inion Expeesa Conipany. The •cere-
mony was performed in St,/ Joseph:as
chureh by Rev. rather Hanlon, after
whieh the happy, couple drove to the
borne Of the bride at Drucefleld where -
the wedding luneheon was partaken of.,
On the afternoon train Mr. and 111m,
Shain left for Old; future home in
$20,04146 Chatham.
Bayfielei Correspondence:oa
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For Saterelay-Hodgeeseala
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