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News From Hensail
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HENSALL ASHMAN—RICHARDSON
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Our council are this week having
the streets oiled.
Mrs. Graham, of London, is visit
ing he-r mother, Mrs. Geo. Scott.
Mrs. Robt. Bonthron is visiting
relatives in Detroit for a few weeks.
Mr. Ernest Pepper, of Sarnia, is
visiting his parents east of the vil
lage.
We
Moore nesL
t-Mr.
are. pleased to-
out again after
see
his
Mr. Chas,
recent ill-
Archie Sparks,
spending a few days
here.4llrs. John Johnson is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Douglass at Hyde
Park.
Mr. I). Thompson, of Toronto is
visiting—w^Brown.
Mr. C.
visiting
Hensall.
of
at
Detroit is
his home
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With Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
R. Ryckman, of Toronto; is
relatives in and around
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Mrs. G. Yungblut, of Waterloo,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Bonthron.
Mrs, Wm. Lammie is visiting at
Brantford, taking in the Reunion at
the Blind School.
The High School pupils from
town are trying Examinations at
Exeter this week.
Mrs. M. Chelew, of Los Angeles,
Cal., is visiting .her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C,. Cook, in town.
M'iss Thelma Hudson left on Sat
urday morning “for London, where
she has secured a position.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Sweitzer on the' arrival of a
young daughter on Tuesday last.
Mr. Wm. Simpson and Miss Mae
Simpson, of Detroit, visited over the
week-end with relatives in town.
The election of officers took place
in Zurich Lodge A.F. & A.M. at
Hensall, on Monday evening last.
Miss M. Agur who has been visit
ing relatives on’ the Thames Road
for the past ffew weeks has return
ed home.
Dr. Russell McKay who gradu
ated from the London Medical Col
lege is visiting h,is parents, Mr. aiid
Mrs. Wm. McKay.
Mr. J. A. Fleming, manager of
the Standard Bank, is at present en
joying his holidays. He is
releived by Mr. French.
Mr. E. F. Knipe, our local
lias disposed of his business
Alfred Smith, his chief
Smith take
J uly.
Mr. and
Marguerite and Master Delbert, of
Cass City, Mich.,, are visiting friends
and relatives in town for a few
weeks.
Don’t miss the ball game on Fri
day evening when Zurich comes to
town. The enlarged grand stand
will provide ample accommodation
lor every fan. ■
Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. Dougall, sr?
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dougall aud Mr.
and Mrs. Miline Rennie, of Sea-
iforth,, motored to Eddy’s Mills last
week to attend the Dougall-Brown
wedding.
The Oddfellows of Hensall are
liolding decoration services at the
■Union cemetery and McTaggarts
cemetery on Sunday afternoon, June
26th, when they will decorate the
graves of deceased brothers and
.sister Rebeccahs.
A joint -school picnic of S. No.
7, Hibbert and No. 1'0 Tuckersmith
will be .held* at No. 10 bush on Sat
urday afternoon of this. week. Ball
possession
Mrs. Alex.
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being
baker,
to Mr.
baker. Mr.
the first of
Henry, Miss
Miss Eleanor Fisher
ORGANIST HENSALL UNITED
CHURCH
TUITION IN PIANO
Terms Moderate
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Come in and see our new Mar-
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ROY WEBBER
DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL
Honor graduate of Faculty of
. Medicine, and Master of Science,
University of Western Ontario.
Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Ontario. Office
two doors east of Post Office.
SPhone 56 Residence
HENSALL’, ONT.
games, races, tug-of-wars, etc.
Bring your lunch basket and enjoy
the afternoon's outing.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Salina Beaver, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaver
Hensall, to Charles A. Brawley, of
Kitchener, son of G. A. Brawley, of
Guelph, the marriage to” take place
the latter part of June.
The services in the. United church
on Sunday last were-largely attend
ed, Rev. Mr.
both services,
parts in the
Pybus, Miss
Irma Higgins
win.
Miss M. G
her position as teacher at S. S. No.
10, Hay, and has taken a room in
the Alvinston public school. Miss DOUGALL—BROWN
Johns lias been a successful teach- i
er here, especially with her entrance i
classes, having had no failures and ' cently at the home
winning three scholarships in two (parents, when Dr. A.
years. ’’ |
Anniversary services will be held ' John Brown, Edys Mills, was mar-
in St. Paul’s Anglican church bn j ried to Dr.
Sunday, June 26th. T .................
liams, Bishop, of Huron will be the \ of Hensall.
vf
Sinclair preaching at
Those taking special
singing were Miss E.
Greta L
and Mr.
lamniie, Miss
W, O. Good-
Johns lias resigned
A pretty wedding took p
June 18t.h, in Hensail
church, when Annie
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
chardson, became the
Frank Ernest Ashman, of
as. The bride was charming in a
gown of coral georgette with large
white hat and blonde shoes. She
carried a bouquet- of Sweetheart
roses and lily of the valley, Mrs. A.
Smith, and the bride brother, Wes
ley Richardson, was the best man,
After the ceremony Mrt and Mrs.
Ashman left at once for a trip to
Hamilton, Niagara, and points east,
the bride travelling in a black and
white satin gown with sand wrap.
A quiet wedding
United
Catherine,
J, M. Ri
bride of
St. Thom-
WM. (ONSITT AGAIN HEADS
CONSERVATIVES
The Conservatives of South Huron, at their annual meeting held in
the town hall, ,Hensall on Wednes
day, re-eletded their officers for the
ensuing year, making but one
change in the executive, selected
their representatives to the Winni
peg convention, and listened to
4 ”........... ks, ex-
federal candidate in the
Alex Neeb. defeated
the last provincial el-
Ingram, president of
Ontario Conservative
and Arthur R. Ford,
took place re-
of the bride’s
Marion Brown,
.younger daughter of Mr.’and Mrs.
peg convention, and listened
speeches from Andrew Hicks,
M. L. A .
last election;
candidate in
ection,’ A. A.
the Western
Association, and Arthur R,
vice-president of the Western On
tario Conservative Association. The
gathering was a representative one,
delegates being present from every
municipality in the riding and
utmost enthusiasm
There was
ment over
Mr. Hicks
themselves
when the
and Mr, Neeb
teresting address and thanked their
supporters, for
Ingam discussed
vention and Mi’
speech reviewed
for which the
stood. The list
printed next week,
WILSONS
Will kill many times more flies
for the money than any other
fly killer. Each pad will kill flies
all day, every day, fop three
weeks. At all Grocers, Drug
gists and General Stores —
10c and 25 c per package.
he
was shown,
no sign of discourage
recent defeats, and both
and Mr., Neeb expressed
as ready for more fights-
time comes. Mr. Hicks
gave a short in-
past favors. Mr.
the Winnipeg Con-
. Ford, in a brief
the main principles
Conservative party
of officers will be
CROMARTY
is
.nd
at
the
ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS, 1927
In connection with the celebration
this year of the Diamond Jubilee,
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics
is making a special effort to obtain
a larger response frpm farmers
through the medium of the usual
cardboard schedule issued in June
to the rural schools. These schedul
es call for areas in field crops and
numbers of live stock on hand in
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June, 1027. Farmers should make
early returns on these sehedultm
the information can only he of son*
putative value unless complete. This
information is of special interest this
year as July 1st marks sixty years
of Canadian progress since Confed
eration.
His last words as he speeded for
the crossing were addressed to the
rear seat: “Shut up! I know what
I'm doing.”
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. Ross Ingram Dougall,Rev, Mr. Wil-' son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dougall _ , . .............■ - — Tlie ceremony was per_
minister at'the -morning service and formed by Rev. Treanor, of Dresden.
Rev. Archdeacon Doherty, of Lon-j The bride wore white satin and
don, will have charge of the service-georgette with pearl trimmings and
in the evening. Rev. Doherty is a!---- - - ------ ........ ’—
former Hensall minister and his
many friends will be pleased to see
and hear him again.
The Mission Band of the United
church held their meeting on' Sun
day afternoon with a good atten
dance present. The meeting was
opened by singing a hymn after
which short prayers were given by
Aldon Appleton, Alice Higgins, May
Kennings and Joyce Scruton. The
roll was called by Gladys Passmore,
aftei’ which the minutes of the last
meeting were read. The' Scripture
lesson was read by Gladys Passmore,
after which Norman Sinclair • took
up the offering. Hymn 13S-- was
then sung. The stud.y was .taken
by M'iss Morrison on- “.Two’ Young
Arabs." The meeting; was^rtowl
by all repeating the .Lord’s T'. ,
On Wednesday, ev.ep’in.g, June? 2{»th
a .strawberry festival .will be held on
the grounds of thp Hensall United
church under the aUspices of the
Ladies’ Aid. The festival.-will com
mence at 6 o’clock, after which a
program will be given by the Ever
ready M’ale Quartette, all gold and
silver medalists, they will be assist
ed by Dr. R. A. Reid, reader, and
Mr. Ernest House, trombone and
euphonium soloist.
On Thursday night
parties broke into Cook Bros, gar
age stealing some 25
about ?18 in money.
Whitesides was early on
Friday morning, but as yet has no
clue to the theives. Cook Bros, had
a large shipment of tires at the sta
tion, and luckily for tlrgra, for if
they had have had them at the gar
age the thieves would have had a
much larger haul.
The meeting of the Young Peoples
League. of the United church was
held on Monday evening, the meet
ing was in charge of Miss Irma Hig
gins and was opened by the singing
of a hymn, after which all repeated
the Lord’s Prayer. The Scripture
lesson was read by M’iss Gladys
Luker, followed by the reading, of
the minutes of the last meeting-by
the secretary. Mr. Sinclair gave a
very interesting topic' on “Para
bles.” A solo was rendered r by Miss
Margaret Drummond and a cornet
selection by Bruce Hoggarth were
greatly enjoyed..
CHAPMAN REUNION
BRUCEFIELD—A - gathering of
the Chapman family was held at the
home of Mr. Thos. Chapman, second
concession, Tuckersmith, in honor of
Mrs. Duncan, of Manitoba, daughter
of the late James Chapman. Mrs.
Duncan, who is on her way to
Britain, is making a short visit with
her relatives here en route.
DEATH OF ELIAS BLIGHT
There died at the resiclence of
Mr. Alfred Taylor on Sunday morn
ing last, Elias Blight, in his 74th
year. Mr. Blight has been in poor
health for some time and his death
on Sunday was not unexpected. He
lived for quite a number of years at
Portage
amassed
but has
Mr.
sail,
day afternoon to the Hensall Union
number of relatives
points attended the
' carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia
(roses and lilies of the valley. She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Nona Brown, in green georgette,
trimmed with silver and rhinestone.
The groom was supported by Dr. M.
C. Fletcher, of Exeter. During the
singing of the register Mrs, Ross
Gray, of Sarnia, sang “At Dawning,’’
accompanied by Miss Mary. Wiley, of
Dresden. Later Dr. and Mrs. Doug-
all left for a two weeks’ motor trip
to Toronto, Montreal and Quebec,
HENSALL DEFEATS THAMES RD.
On Thursday- evening last Hen
sail added another to theii’ string of
wins when they outscored Thames
Road to the tune of 6—2. The1 d.o^d game did not produce the best kind
J>rayeT>-a£^ball, being dotted with errors,
last some
tires, mid
Detective
the scene
La Prairie, Manitoba and
considerable wealth there,
__ made his home lately with
and Mrs'. AIL Taylor, of Hen-
The funeral was held on Tues-
Dashwood
Dr. H.H. Cowen, L. D. S
D. D. S.
at- her
to To-
Avon-
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V
HRHAT splendid iap*
A pearance of Duplop
Balloons is no guess*
work. That rugged
road resistance is not
there by chance. That
adequate resiliency was
no blind selection.
‘‘"’•mA " " ‘ VLI.VU 11 1 Uli UllCfD,
and several heated disputes occurr
ed which did not make the game any
better to watch. Thames Road took
the lead -early in the game,, but lost
it in the last two innings when
Heusall scored 5 runs, due to bunch
ed hits and errors by Thames Road.
Batteries: Thames Road Heywood,
Taylor and Medd; Heusall: Venner and Hedden.
The managemnt of the I-Iensall
Ball Club would kindly ask all the
spectators at bull games in town,
to refrain from using obscene or
abusive language to the ball players
and umpires during the games.
Cheer, by ajl means, that’s wlial you
come for. but it is not necessary to
hand out personal slams, as it only
reflects back on the spectators and
the town.
DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three das of week and
at office over the Post Office, in
Zurich, last three days of week.
The Dashwood band furnished the
music at the Farmers’ Co-operative
picnic in Parkhill last Wednesday
and a-lso at Shipka strawberry fes
tival dn Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nadiger and
daughter Helen are spending their
holidays in Michigan.
M'iss Laura Reid, of Goderich,
spent Sunday with her parents.
The annual strawberry 'festival
under the auspices of the Evangel
ical church will be held on the
church lawn on Wednesday, June
29tli. A splendid program will be
given.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Eidt and daugh
ter, Mildred, of New Hamburg spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade.
Rev. E. Bruer spent the week-end
in Toronto.
Mr. Vern Scliatz spent a few days
in Mitchell last week.
Miss Anderson, of Ailsa Craig
accepted a position in the post
fice.
Miss Edith Guenther spent
week-end in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Siebert, of
latter’s parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Ehlers.
returned
the
troit, visited tin
Mrs. L. Radi
Monday after spending
week in Detroit.
.....,
has
of-
the
home
past
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HENSALL TO HOLD JUBILEE
SERVICE ON SUNDAY, JULY 3
A meeting was held in the Coun
cil Chamber on Tuesday evening to
make arrangements for the Na
tional Thanksgiving .Service to be
held in Hensail, on Sunday after
noon,. July 3rd.’ This National
Thanksgiving Service will be Na
tion wide, celebrating tl?e Diamond
Jubilee of Confederation. Mr. Good
win will look after the musi£ar.$'r0-
grara, Mr. Naylor and Mr. CanieUon
will look after the parade and see
that the different lodges in town
will take part. Mr. McKay will look
the school children and Reeve Geig
er, Councillors Higgins and Consitt
will look after the Municipal part.
It is proposed to have* a mass choir
of the different choirs of the village
and all to march in their vestments.
Every child "in the school parade
will be given a small flag and a
medal that is being struck by the
Dominion Committee to celebrate
this event. A number of the old
pioneers of this district will bo in
the parade and will take charge in
the services. The parade will con
sist of the mass choirs of the village
all the lodges of the village, the
Council, the band, the old pioneers
and the school children and the pro
gram that will be put on for the aft
ernoon is being sent out by the Na
tional Committee, and if the after
noon is suitable will be held on the
Park grounds. Part of the services
will be in memory of those lives
that have been given in their coun
try’s service. The Last Post shall
be sounded, followed by a minute of
complete silence. The committee
will meet again on. Saturday night
to make further arrangements.
STAFFA
Quite a number from here, i
tended the anniversary services
Roy’s church.
Mr. J. A. Sadler is wearing
broad smile over the arrival of
baby boy.
M'r. and'
Sunday in
Mr. and
at-
at
ft
a
Mrs. Lloyd. Elliott spent
Mitchell.
Mrs. Lawrence Hannon
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bushfield
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Sadler.
The
-much enjoyed on Sunday morning
in the
Mr.
eter visited with the latter’s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller, on
Sunday.
Staffa played baseball at Zurich
on Monday evening which resulted
in a
male quartette were very
United church.
and Mrs. M. Hodgert, of Ex
“tie.”
Thames Road
THAMES ROAD W. M. S.
The regular meeting the the
Thames Road W. M'. S. was held at
the home of Mrs. John Selves with
a good attendance. At the close of
the business part of the meeting a
very interesting program was rend
ered. The meeting was favored
with a solo by Mrs. Stanley Coward
and a duet by Mrs. Gollings and
Mrs. A. Gardiner. Miss Murray, of
Exeter, gave a splendid report of
the Presbyterial recently held in
Goderich. Mrs. Mollard, of Exeter
also gave a short address. At the
close of the meeting lunch was serv
ed by the hostess and committee in
charge.
Miss Jean Park, of Winnipeg,
at present visiting friends 'in ;
around Cromarty.
Mrs. Bruce, of Winnipeg, is
present visiting with relatives in
neighborhood.
We are pleased to state that Mrs.
Roy McCulloch who underwent ah
operation for appendicitis' oh Wed
nesday last in improving nicely. »• '
Mrs. Jas. Scott left on Friday to
visit with her daughter, Mrs.- Rev,
McKay, of Walkerton.
Miss M’ary Currie, who has been
enjoying a month’s vacation
home in Cromarty returned
ronto on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell, of
ton, visited with their daughter,
Mrs. Graham of the village on Wed
nesday last.
Quite a number of the members
of the W. M. S. of Cromarty, .at
tended the Presbyterial held in St.
Marys on. Thursday last.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs.
Jas. Hill on June 5th, a good atten
dance was present. The meeting
-was opened by the president. Mrs.
Jas. Scott and singing Psalm selec
tion 28. Miss Currie gave the
Scripture reading. The minutes of
the May meeting were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Thos. Scott, these
minutes stood approved, having an
average attendance of twenty of
late. Mrs. Scott lead
after which Mrs. Allen read from
the study book “Moslem Women.’’
Mrs. Wm. McLaren gave a very in
teresting paper “Wliat does Jesus
Teach About- Humility.” , A few
minutes were spent in discussion
after which the business part of the
meeting was taken up. A quilting
bee will -be held in July for the
purpose of quilting the missionary
quilts on hand. The meeting clos
ed by singing hymn 637 and repeat
ipg the Lord’s Prayer in unison.
Elimville
2/You receive the
benefit of thirty*
three years of
honest thinking,
careful planning,
judicious experi*
mentation when
you buy
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Exeter Garage "(Chambers Bros. Exeter
Milo Snell, Exeter F. W. Clark, Creditor
Morris Brenner, Grand Bend Herb. Monssexui, Zurich
W. E. Pfaff, Heusall L. A. Prang, Zurich
J. McDonell, Hensall Dave Tiernan, Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper and
children visited at Mr. Thos. Hod-
gert’s near Seaforth last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns and child
ren attended the funeral
uncle of Mrs. Johns near
on Monday of this week.
Mr. Sam. Johns sold
property here last week to
Wright, -of London, who
session September 1st. M . _____
needs no introduction to this neigh
borhood having lived here for
years before going to London. Mr.
Wright however is a stranger here.
We with them success in their un
dertaking. Mr. Chas. Stephen is
Still occupying the building and car
rying on business.
Mr. Irwin, of Sault Ste Marie, cal
led on his sister, Mrs. Len.
last Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Skinner, of
was a week-end visitor in
lage.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones, of Lon
don, visited Mr. aud Mrs. Hy. Johns
during the week-end.
The funeral of the late Mr. Goo.
Kellett
urday.
Next
will be
of an
Wroxeter
Hensail,
the vil-
O’Reilly
was largely attended Sat-
Sunday anniversary services
held in this church. Rov.
Mr. Barnard, a former pastor will
preach at both services, 10.30 a.in.
and 7 p.m. His friends will no
doubt be very glad of an opportun
ity to hear him again.
The monthly meeting of the W.
M. S. was held in the basement of
the church, Wednesday evening, on
June 15th with the president in the
chair. It was decided to hold an
ice cream social some time in August
A letter on Christain Stewardship
was
cemetery. A
from various
funeral.
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Miss Helen Hayter who has been
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Mr. Dawson Woodburn w
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last Wednesday.
There was a good attendance at
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Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Sunday in Arkona with
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There was a hundred
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