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The Clinton News-Record, 1910-08-11, Page 1e Clinton News No. 1641--3Ist Year Record. CLINTON, ONTARIO,.THURSDAY, AUGUST nth, 19I0 THE HOME PAPER 25 cents will pay a subscription to The Nuys -Record to any address in Canada to end of 1910. Watehed liar Watch l'astl Can be suited herd. It will surprise you to see bow cheap we can sell you a really good watch. We carry the old reliable Waltham,. Elgin, Illinois, Sith Thomasetc.. Also our Own Special Movement in dif'event gradEs. A linding guarantee goes with each watch. A good American watch for meu from $4.50 up. • Y(ellqar fewe/&r - • MP r Canton We ROYAL BANK of CANADA 1 HEAD AN : D - HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. Capital $5,000,000. Reserve $5,928,000. 13o Branches and Correspondents throughout the World. INCORPORATED 1869. Assets $75,000,000 Special attention given to the requirements of farmers. Interest allowed on deposits of one dollar and upwards. R. E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch. 11111110.1.11111.11111111 •WILLIS CH'[?RCIi, . Rev. Mr. Stewart occupied bis own. pulpit on Sunday on both occasions. At the morning ng se vtee Miss !a da McRae rendered a solo. In the even- ing the solei part in the anthem was taken by Miss B. Mclver. THE LOCAL MARKET. Wheat $1.00 to $1.03. Oats 37c to 40e. . Peas 60e to 65c. Barley 40c to 45e. - ' Butter 16e to 17e. Eggs 16e to 17e. Live Hogs $8.25, S. A. MEETINGS- ' Captain Harvey Lloyd from Thed- ford will conduct the servieee at the ' S. A. hall next Saturday and Sun- day. The captain is a musician and ,said to be very interesting. • The usual Sunday evening service has been changed from seven to eight o'clock which will, of course; give the church people an opportunity of at- tending the army, if they so desire. BAPTIST CHi'RCH, Mr. Forwnrd, wlro preached excellent sermons both morning .and evening to vary appreciative congregations on Sunday last, wi?1 occupy the pulpit again next Sunday morning and ev- ening. Mr. Forward proved hiiu if to be a young man of exceptional ability as, a speaker and those who hear:} him will be delighted to do so again and those who did not will miss a treat if they don't avail themselves of this opportunity, . IVIr... Forward would like to see every young man in Clit.ton at the Baptist church on Sunday evening as he intends speak ing especially , to young men. •. Isis, subject will .be entitled, "Young Men and their Work in the World,". ' UNDERSTANDS ADVERTISING. . A lady who understands advertising,. saj s : "No lady wishes to be looked upon as a shopping fiend ;. she does not careto-go into a store and have a merchant show all his stock, in order . to find • -.out whether he keeps `what she wishes to purchase, and :whether the article is sold .at, a•price .she can al:ord. It is much easier` and • more pleasant to look - through the . adver- tisements - of anews paper than it is to bore the clerks and waste her own time. Next to the•Iocal Reims the ad- vertesement in a paper, stating 'ar- tieles for sale and the prices, - are inost interesting.. Sueh advertising ill 'skeep' much. .of .the money,• that g - es to the Iarger cities .at bonne." • 'NIG 1;'E 1 1 'PAI TY.' 'A L L. 1 1 •t A unique tea party was held on Fri- day ev ri- cay.ev ning la); n i ladies of the W.C.'i'.V. entertained all the el- c erly laduis.of the town at the hotne of.Mr.and • Mrs.. •W. ..5. IIarland: ,: lhero-vcrebctwren thirty andforty t •s c s' tin ' 01 all the ad rl guests; On ter g.e e,y ladies: who were able - to leave • their homes, several of .them having passed by ten years or. more the allotted life of man ; the oldest being ,Mrs. Pode whois over c i •hl. . .•e 'the r, } ( guests . were sent for in ear . riages • and '-i.a,.eii home.alter (lit. tea. All seemed to enjoy the outing and its is needless to say that, all: were well looked after • ,by the. hostesses; , Revs. Dr. 'Stewart, . J Greene, ' ll. Newcambe and J. F. . Ford, and May- or Taylor were • ptese't, :atilt • each made a few appron: i rte r m i i s, The mayor said among other thing :Gat he was pleased ,to 'note the influence of the W.C,T.U. :iptrn the 3narts ui `the town, •Prof. elrown • Was 'ale.) preemie, and he with others.gave Some musical selecti:ons •on the piano. Some "elections were also given on a ,phoino-- graph, all of which was much eppre. • -dated:• . FUNERAL NP.:IIAL OF LA'Z'E MB. •GUNN. The funeral' of. the Iate Andrew Gunn of . Gunns Limited, who . died suddenly. on• the Toronto ..train, • at Caledonia Station, on Monday week, took place last Thursday afternoon from the residence of.' Mrs•. Donald Gunn, No. •- 3 Rosedale Roan. Services were held at the house, - at which .Rev, A. Robertson, -D:D.,' min t ister of . St. James' Square Presby: terian Church and Rev. Alex. Stew- art, I).D., •of Clinton, officiated. The remainswere then conveyed, • escorted by a large number of friends, to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, where they were -laid in the family plot. The' pallbearers w.eree--11r, Wallace Anderson, Mr. W. D. McIntosh, . Mr. A. 'I'. Reid, Mr. Alexander, Nafrn, Mr. C S. Blackwell and Mr. John F. Ellis: • The chief marl 'Ps were : ;)eceaa- ed's widow and four children, Murray, Andrew, Donald and Douglas, also his brothers, Dr. John Gunn, AIM. Craig;Dn. William Gunn, Clinton ; Mr,' Al- exander Gunn, St. Paul, Minn., and Mr. Ilector Gunn, of Toronto. The following nephews of deceased were also present: -Mr. John A. Gunn, Montreal ; Dr. Jeetri Gimp Jr , 1'i rt Dover ; Mr. Ernest Gunn, Beaverton; Mr, Douglas Gunn, Toronto, and Rev. E. W. Mackay, Smith's Falls. The members of the, staff of 'Gunns Limited, who were present were: --Mr, F. M. Moffat, Mr. B. Cope, Mr. A, C. MacVicar, Mr. H. R. Gray, Mr. John I Taylor, Mr. Y , , W. Il. Jackson, rile. R. M. Player (who was for years assoe-. rated with the late Mr. Gunn in the - Management of the firm's 'I'orotito in- terests), also Mr, Charles Langlois and Mr. Arthur ,tones, of the firm of(3n nn• glos Co.,an i, (.0 and Montreal, I of wltle) deceased was vice-president, 1 The MOL SONS BANK INCORPORATED 1855, , Capital Paid up - $3,500,000 Rest: Fund . $3,500;000 Has 73 Branches In Canada and Agents and Correspondents in all the principal cities in the world. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT • ALL BRANCHES. , Interest allowed - at HighestCurrentRate. Bra Clinton nth Ci•Dowding, E Manager READYMADE • CLOTHING C IThe Morrish Clothing Co :- l • ORDERED D CLOTHING The Last Week You'll Have to Hurry Ifou have not already taken advantage y y g of our Summer Clearance Sale, which ends when the lights go out Saturday night, August 13th. . Hundreds of--bu buyers take ake adg vanfa a of these sales every season and stock up with everything in Clothing, Headwear and Tcggery that they can possibly use. Plenty of good things left. Run your eye along these lines and see what you'll miss ifou stay ' away from this Summer Clearance Sale Men's Straw ]-tats at half price Colored Felt Hats, regular $2,50 fol' ... , ...... , , , , , 1.75 Colored Felt Hats, broken lines, reg $1,50 and 2.50 for:. .50 2 -piece Snits, regular $10.00 and 12.00 for ' 7.50 ,5.00 • 2.50 2-pie+(•e Suits, regular $8.50 for 5 only, black coat and vest to clear at 25 only, 20th Century Suits. regular $18 and $20 for ..., 15.00 10 only, Boys'.' -piece Suits to clear at - • , 1.25 12 only, Boys' 2 -piece Suits, regular $5 for .................... 3.75. 13 only, Boys' 3 -piece Suits 8.13., regular $5 and $0 to clear at 2.50 10 dozen Men's Heavy Wool Sox, regular 25c for .15 15 dozen " regular 18c for 2 pair foe,. . .25 8 dozen Men's Colored Shirts, soft and stiff bosoms, regular 75e, $1.00 and 51.25 to clear at .50 Space will not permit a full' list of prices Sale ends Saturday night, Aug. 13th. Huron's Largest Clothiers "A Square Deal for Every. Man" q DID WELL AT BERLIN, A rink of bowlers .consisting of Messrs. W. lIarland, R.'•Graham, B. J. Gibbings and JB. Hoover have been in Berlin this week and - report has' it that they have been doing some good playing. WHAT'S A SURPLUS FOR ? A special meeting of the town coun- cil was held on Tuesday evening when the matter of the rate came up. If $1500 is taken from the surplus, the rate can be kept .down to 25 mills, but some of the council object to using up the nest egg in that way, so nothing was done except to order that the treasurer prepare for next meeting an exact statement relating to the surplus, its size, etc. ' ( .T.R, NOT ..SO SLOW. People living along the G.T.R. and. served byit alonehave l n g regarded it as deplorably slow and away be- hind its big rival, the C.P.R. But owing to the strike compelling• many of them • to bring freight over the C.P.R. for' the ftr.et time, they have had an opportunity for compar- ison which is not by any means so unfavorable as formerly to the older a ro. Itd: has been found that the C.P.R. is not at all more expeditious -and that it can tangle up shipments, in an equally -wrath-producing manner. SOME RELY ON A FEW: ' The Parkhill Gazette says "No town will ,become• . a good busi- ness eentre so long as its business men rely on- a few . mer*:pants - to make -the. effort to being trade to town. Too often file men in a• few lines of trace are about the only ones that reach out after custom.. Our merchants wakt until these men induce the people '•td come to town and content' themselves with the trade that naturally drifts to their. peace. A public spirited . mati should ask himself .if he is doing his part. to• attract people to come to town in helping the entire business community, no town is a success un- less .all -lines are working to extend the trade as "far as possible, and trying to bring a. larger' territory :in- to the circle of which their town is .the business center;" - A HAPPY HOME GATHERING: A Happy family. -milieu took place at the home of Mr: and Mrs,' Charles Bez ce on Sunday and ' Monday last when their children- gathered together from their.various places of residence 'and spent a cduple of days under . •the parental roof , The Children pressnt were: Isaac and Ralph town; alp of Alrs: John Ellison, Seaforth ; C. Morti- more, Berlin ; .Wiir, 1-!. of San Fran-, ciueo and Mie. Fred. Brown of Petro- '$ a. The;,:- reunions have become` an annual affair and are :Icoked .forward ' to with pleasure - i e e bythe vai u P. to 4s nitre bt 's f the a ul •. i o f n y. lI:r, and '•Mrs. Bc/zo are well advanced in • years, the former being. in hie eightieth year•, but they still enjoy a -fair share - of health ' and vigor • and, The News=Rec ord hopes that the Y. may live to cn• joy many more happy family re -un- ions, WESLEY' . CHURCH. . Rev. J. E. Ferd preached at both seri'iec i on Sunday.. For the next two Sundays the services will- be: tak- en.by Rev, Mr. Treleaven oa Lucknow;• thefollowing two by Rev. J. Greene, daring which time the pastor will be absent attending•t•he General Confer- ence in Victoria, B.0. On Monday,. evening Ontario street League paid a .friendly visit to Wes- ley League, 'rhervisitors -,provided the program, which consisted of tnu-- ical numbers, readings and the topic, which . was well taken upin three parts by 11Ir:t, It.. B. Carter and Mes- srs. 'Nixon Welsh and Arthur. A solo was given by Miss • Bessie Walker, a duet by Mrs. W. S. Downs and Miss Stevenson; and a reading by Mrs. McMurray. The chair was tak- en by Mr.. C. Hawke.', FUNERAL OF 'MISS FOXTON. • • • There died at Billings, Montana,on Friday Iast . Alice Foxton, eldest daughter cif the late Mrs. Whaley, . former reuldent of town and well known to many citizens of Clinton. The family built - and fon 'a time occu- pied the double house now owned by Mr. Jacob Taylor on Rattenbury street east. .Some of the older citizens will re- member that•two sisters and a spall half brother of the deceased lost their lives in • the London disaseer on Mey 24th, 1881, when so many holi- day inaktrs went down to watery graves owing to the sinking of a pleasure boat in the river Thames. The rema(ns were brought to Clin- ton for burial and laid beside those of her parents and several members of the family in the Clinton cemetery, the funeral taking pace from the sta- tion on the arrival of the . morning train front London on Monday. Rev. Dr. Stewart conducted the service. The pallbearers were Messes. J. Twit- ebell, II. 13. ('hant, J. W. Moore, A. T. Cooper and W. IL IIel1yar. The remains were accompanied by two sisters, Dr. Harriet Foxton, Hil- ltop, Mont, who as Miss Foxton taught school here and will be re -Mem- bered by many people, and Mrs. J. C. Manning, Anaconda, Mont., formerly .Miss Mand Whaley, and by a, cousin, Miss nettle of Toronto. The fun- eral was met and aceonpanfied to the cemetery by many old friends of the family. ONT. ST. CHURCH. - Rev. Irving McKeivie of Trow- bridge , will preach next Sunday morning and evening. Mr. ]flcKelvle is an excellent preacher. JIJNIOR MATRICULATION. The following students of the Clin- on Collegiate have completed the nlatrieulation examination : I)e Witt Covens, Bridgie Cummins, Belle Drap- er,'Clarenee Kitty, Jean McTaggart. The following have passed •in eignt or more subjects and may complete the .examination by passing in the remaining, three orfour subjects : Jeah Chidley, James McArthur, 'Barry McArthur, - DIiATH OF LITTLE EDNA. The angel of death invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levy on Tuesday morning - and .took away their onlychild, a bright wee daugh- ter g h ter who but a few inontrs ago enter- ed upon her second year; Sympathis- ing friends placed many boquets upon the little casket, among them; being. a' boquet from Miss F. Wallis. Xmotig the friends from a distance who at- tended the funeral yesterday were Miss ' Violet Levy, Stratford, and Mrs. Edward (rood, Benmiller: BOWLING. • Three rinks of Clinton howeers v eiit up to Geduld' on Tuesday to take part in a tourney there that day 'and yesterday.. The rinks cousin!. t d . of : J.. L. C'ourtiee, J. Watt, J, Wise- man, E. Countice (skin). 't'. Tay- lor, P. Towns, J. Nctliger; J, Taylor (skip). 'J. Ford, .I. t'r'unk.., Be Mr. Intyre, G. W. Barge iskip.) Our bowlers played- well, each rink win- ning 'Che' first game. In • the second game •Tay;lor and Barge were drawn against each other and tlic' latter wan, ninclito the surprise of their opponents. TWO PROMOTIONS. • Mr, Jane ,Sloman, who has' for soine. years been the baggagctman at the G.T.R. station, has. been promot- ed and is now in charge of tie bat;-` gage on one' of the' Buffalo encGoder- ich runs. Jake ;is both attentive and courteous as travellers know by e x perience and his many friends pre pleased to hear of his step-up. in poisition and pay. Mr. Alex, Mitchell, who was freight .agent here, is now 'conductor on the same' line and • is •filling the position as satisfactorily au if he had been calling. "Tickets" for long enough GOULlI-HALEY Nl•PTIALS,• The marriage, took place at. 8 o'-• ,clock on Tuesday morning in St. Jos- eph's church - of Miss Sarah I•Ialey, . formerly of :Clinton', to Mr. Frederiek G. (,ould of tit., 'Thomas. 'The crre= mons WAS performed' by -:Rey. 1 atlii:r l I n t o• ak. The bride n t'. g. o n d u . t in pale blue with an ever dress of avl.(tt lace and ..wore'•a. white and blue hat, :. The bride'smaid.; 1lis+aStiste Maley,. sister of the bride, also wore a pretty' 'blue dress and hat. at, Mr. A. V. Quigley 2 g Y assisted S i the grocer). The we"clding. march was played by Mrs. Lapine and after the' Ceremony a :duet was ren- dered by Mrs. Lapine and .Miss_ 'Yes - bee, and a solo by Miss McCourt, Alter the service the wedding _party; drove to the home of Mr. andMrs, Quigley on the 7th of Mullett, cous- ins ofthe bride, where a wed.' Ding breakfast was preparedfor them, •elr. and Mrs, Gould : left the afternoon Of the same day and after a trip to ]London, 'Toronto, Niagara Falls and other places will take : ' up housekeeping ' in St. Thomnas Where the groom is. an enterprising ,business man, a .member of the firer of Gotiid & Bourne, photographers., The News -Record join* the - many . Clinton. friends of the bride in wish- ing the happy couple many .Years of married • 'Little Locals How dries -.your. sub.. to 'The'- Newy- Record stand ? School opens on .September .61 h, the day after Labor Day. Mr: J. Govett has been improving and repairing the property he pure chased from Mr. Jas. Twitchell.. Wonderland re -opens cn Saturday evening with an entirely new ,pro-. gram. ,wee announcement on page 5. UAPPENINS IN SOCIETY. Mrs. John .Gibbings is having a ladies' tea this afternoon. Mrs. 1, Flynn entertained on Tues.- day uesday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Friel, Seaforth. Mrs. Geo. Shipley entertained a number of her lady .friends to tea on Friday afternoon last. Miss Olive Cooper had some girls In on Monday evening to meet her friend, Miss Muirhead. Miss Marjorie Lapine bad a jolly little tea yesterday afternoon Adieu a number of her girl friends were in- vited to meet her guest, Miss 13raag. Mrs. John Rice entertained a num- ber of young ladies at a thimble tea from 3 to 6 on Monday afternoon, in honor of Miss Chant, who ;s leasing town on Saturday, Mrs. W. Brydone entertained a number of ladies on Monday evening, giving them an opportunity of bid- ding farewell to Mrs. A. P. Gundry before her departure from town, Personals, Mrs. J. Rattenbury is in Toronto this week. Miss Ida I3oles wets, in London on Tuesday. Miss Dot. Ball is visiting in Greehani this week. Mr. Jas. Hamilton was in (loderieh on Tuesday. Me. N. Hill of Londeleboro town on Wednesday. Miss. Carina Ratz of Mitchell is viaeit- ing att, Mr. J. F. Wasmann's. Miss Pearl Nichol went to London this week to visit friende there. Mr. Fred. jaei sme has gone out to the .camp at Buck's for a holiday. Miss Mary Lanxton left on 7 uesaay fora two -weeks' Vieth, at. Cleveland Ohio. Miss Marie Gaffney has returned of ter a pleasant vacation in Ken- nicott . Miss Mabel Patterson of Wroxeter was the' guest of Mrs. David Steep last week. Misses Norrp ,and Fern Johnston of Goderieh . are guests of Mr.. and Mns. Arthur Cook. Mr. Bort McIlveeri of .Toronto was the guest of his mother on Victoria street on Monday. was in. Miso Gt'rtrude Chant is expected home from "Toronto on Saturday, for a two weeks' visit. Mr: and Mrs. -Will. Rath of East Wa.wanosh.wt e guests, at.. ;Mr. S. Kemp's on Sunder.. .• flr. Norman - • Jolliffe passed through town on his way to his homme in Lucknow the other day. :firs. Martin Charlesworth and family left this week for North Dakota, where they will reside in future. Miss Emily Cutler is the guest. of Mrs. 'Josh. Cook at _ "Bide -a -Wee" 'cottage at- Burk's -above: Hayfield. Messrs. M. Ransford and R. Ball have 'peen rusticating a little - in. 'Hayfield and Goderich the last, few weeks. . Rev. W. J, Jolliffe of Luckeew pass- ed through _ town .yesterday on , his. •ivay to Grinisby.Park where he will spend, tris• vacation, Mre and Mrs, D. B. Kennedy expect their nice; firs„ Reuben \, 't, Glenboro, . lMan;;, to arrive ' this week to visit then. , Misses Gladys Herman and Jean payment have returned home, have ' ing been, the guests .of Miss Mary' Patterson of Auburn. Mrs, Walter King left• yesterday mor- , nee§ for Welland to visit her • son, 1Vir. Robt•. King, principal of , Wel- • land Business College.. Miss Nettie ;MeCuaig,..Toronto, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Josh' . Cook at their ,SUInIll(1 'cottage • at the lakeside over Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. J; J Vlitebetl • and. faintly, who have been vitt:ting rota lives, in town, - have left l..r their teBlac orthSask. Miss. Mabel E. ('anteloit'left on.Iws- to 'fol St... ' ul : Ont., where. •i day la O tic. sl( will 'spend a -Short holiday bcfcarc attending the fall millinery open- ng . Mrs. 'A,. Weatherwax Of Ovalle, - left. for her• home yesterday morning af- ter a week's • visit • home. s at tb e bahtof her parents,. Mr.: and yrs. 1). CattL. felon'. • . . Messrs. C'larenee Copp, • , Clarence Ranee, Will. Doherty and . • Wilber • Ford have been camping :in. Jew ett's grove, hayfield,: this week . and last: . \irs, Walter Webster of Weston visit- edher mother, Mrs. John Rayson, from Saturday until Monday, --as al= ;o did Mrs. Albert I3a:'l and her son Arthur of Toronto,,- - • Mr. Jas. Fair went to Toronto on Tuesday, accompanying his daugh- ter that far on her journey west.. • Miss Helen will travel in company with Mr, and. Mrs. John IIowson. - Mr, -J. Harry Praetor, Toronto,` who is connected with the. management of the .Provinetal Postmasters' As- sociation, was in town over Sun- day, He called upon the postinas-- ters throughout the district, Mr. G. R. Keys, organizer for the •C, 0. E'., was in town yesterday, ac- companied by his good wife, on his way to the homestead in Stanley.: The Order considers Mr. Keys , one of its very best organizers and it has. some good ones, • • Mrs. McHardy Smith and Master Prank .returned on Saturday last from a fortnight's .visit, with friends at Wingham and yesterday left for Amherstbitrg where they will be the guests of Rev.- J. F. and Mrs.. Parke. Mrs. George Riigers, formerly of Clinton but now of Tilsonburg, un- ' derwent an operation in the hospi- tat at that place on F'riday'last, from which she is now rapidly 're- covering, her many old friends here will be pleased to hear. Miss Theresa Kyle B. A. and Mie Myrtle Kyle, Brandon, who Lave been touring this Province and (Quebec with a party of Mealtime teachers, arrived yesterday and'. ill .be for a few days guests of their uncles, the Messrs. William, "David and Peter C'antelon. Mr, Morley Hall, son of Mrs. (Rev.) Hall -of Aylmer, formerly of ('lin? ton, has been appointed station agent on the Canadian Northern Railway at Williams, Minn. •Mor- ley is a natural railroader and has been going right ahead since he en- tered the C.N.R. service. Mr. Geo. Cook, who had the mis- fortune is- f to 0 n(~have x toto a u e hc Irof ri p ii grxi. taken off in a machine at the Organ Factory last week, still earrien this arm In a tiling. New Advertisements, Wonherland-P. Hailes* -5 `, I st f e o i:;- h Great Reduction -Couch -4 Special .Savings-Hareend's-2 To Rent -Apply, News -Record -5 New Goods. Arriving--Irwin'se-4 Hayfield Miss. Edith Falconer of (foderieh is spending her holidays under the par- ental arental roof. Dr. Campbell, wife and child and Mr. and Mks. C'onsrantine of Zurich are guests at the Commercial. An interesting_game of baseball Was played on the Square on Tuesday ev- ening between the Intermediates ol: Clinton and the White Sox of Bay- field, resulting in a vietory for the latter by 8 to 5, le iee Stewart and Miss Annabel Stewart of London are the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Stan - bury, Rev. Abrey of Granton occupied the pulpit of fit. Andrew's church- on Sunday last. Mrs. Bingley and daughters, Misses Ada - and Flo Bingley, and; :MISS Rach- el Taylor of Detroit are guests at ?drs. James Johnston's. • Mr, Isaac Richards of Brussels was the guest of his mother last week. Mrs. Jamas Watson and family of :Seaforth are occupying -a cottage, in Westminster (:rove, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peck of ('leve- land are guests at the Commercial, RevArgo and. daughter, Miss. Bes- sie and -son, :Master Jack, of Ivan are guests at Mn George Erwin's, Mr. Frank Glass of 'London spent a few 'taus the past week -with his . family in their summer cottage.. Mr. and Mrs. Btrown, ,1I,A. J. Mc'- Derniott *and Mr. brown of who are :summering - near the Bend, , . spent Mon -day in the' siilage. Miss Charters of Seaforth is the guest of .M.rs. Cowie at -•resent. -- Mrs. Arthur Mitchell and 1 W sons of London are the guests of Mr,. F. A. Edwards.. - IV Ir, and iMlrs. Oliver Rhynas of Brantford left. for -home on Monday, after spending the past week with tlAe latter's parents, Mr. • and Mts.. john Ferguson. ' Miss Bessie McEivan of Clinton is . spending :,a few weeks in the village. . • Mrs, 5. Holmes, Mi;,u. Holmes laud. iliiss. Beattie of -Seaforth' are. summer- Ing ,in the White City, • Mrs; J; M. Best and ,fanrt;ly of Seae. fgrth have taken a cottage: fnt i, st - •itiinster. Grove for the season,. . The anneal garden party. under .the atspiees of Trinity church Will- 'be held 00 'Tuesday evening next. Great. preparations are being made to make it one of the event's of the 'season:. The Citizens' Band • of Clinton will - • '•ask it furilish_ the musk forth(, occasion, .. Tea: will be screed• en the .grounds.- i and 25c t li C Admission, c n 1r • 1'ht (ao(icueh Scouts, Who aro* eaearn-:earn-: ping. at Iron .-.pangs, played .. our: junior dram a game of, baseball' ort leeway exciting last and were .titer- wards entertained, to lunch by._.Dr. at i. . Sm 1 Bayfield the breezy ! the beautt:fur r 'has been as beautiful and a littl-e_ more breezy,. it, anything, than' usual the - past Week. The storm of Wednesday last considerably inconvenienced some , of the •cttnipers-such of them a4 de-. pend for all or a part -of their shel- 'tet irn canvas -but no • serious da,n- age was done. A. couple of large trees in the' village and ane or two • fn Jewet.t's grove . were also blown from their roots, one while- some members of a picniv party were taking shelter. under its supposedly friendly -.branches. I+ortunately no one was injured.: Tho cottages in Westminster grove and 9rt Jewett's are nearly all oc- cupied and .every day the beech. it Tined: with jolly.:.bathers. • On Sunday evening a beach (.re was, built north of the piers - and dozens. of campers , gathered with rugs and cus- hions and squatting in .the - sand around the • -fire passed a pleasant hour in song; and story. Informal 'dances' arc held . almost every evening in the pavilion, but on. Saturday•evening last; a dance -of a more pretentious nature was given: - when, the pavilion • was handsomely decorated for the occasion and tante was served. A . number of guerets were present front Seaforth.; Clinton, • Brtieof:eld and - other Blares. Dancing war! 'discontinued at eleven forty-five. The eottagers from the three camps are conternplating having a large dance • tomorrow (Friday) evening. An orchestra will be in itt.ndenet- and guests will be invited from all' • the surrounding towns. ' Messrs, Ferguson, Smith and Karl Wilken of {;oderieh were guests at Lafalot cottage on Sunday. Mr: Eddie Shepherd wase •the guest of Mr. Clausin O',Nei1 one day last. week. Misty+ Bernice Kay, who has been the guest of Miss Jean Mc'1"aw-tart, bra returned to her home in l,tipt'er, :Mich. Dr. Mei3ride of"flamilton, who has been a guest at Mr, D. Chaff's cot- tage, left on Monday. Misses Coonie Harrison and Come. King are rusticating at The Maples. '1'o keep in touch with the ]tappen- ings in and about Hayfield it is ne- eessary to be a hews -Record reader it' not a subt+eriber. Miss Jean Harrison, who has been visiting in the village, has returned 1 0 hme in Goe, Meserrirsho, Will. Dohdertyrieb, "Wilber, Porde Clarence Ranee and Clarence C''oppi are camping in Jowett's grove.