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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-12-26, Page 5• .P.C4401; ig rCe C vi•47p,)4 A PRACTICA SINUS TRAINJNG OFFERS that has hold (44 Courses: S Cours You canna School it possible for ort demanding a hi E. 18 A POS retain, .Co mice, Cop arreuget attend • Wee of attlilents to obtain .apd, standard •of efficiency. ON WAITING POR 3,'OTT ercird, Stenogreptile. General offie0, •erettebere' Courees mat Specie/ Otter school. Why not atend this? ens Monday, January oth, 1930 Write to -day forAnformation, Rhoee 1.9a M. A, STONE, IL. P. 'WARD, B.A. Com. Specialist, Vice rinelpal Principal DR. R. 1. P. 11 "4 UGALL Bonoe gradua • of Faculty of Medici and aster or Scieece, of the Un versi of Western Ontario, -Memh o Celine of Physicians and eous of Ontario. Office two d ors east of Post Office.. HENSALL, ONT. ' Phone 50 liceyence 114 .41.1111b.4 RT, L. D. S, Plate Work LL, ONT. Main Street HENSALL Mr. Ernest Bates, of Stratford, was a recent visitor in town. Miss Thelma, Hudsen, or London, spent Xmas at her home here. Mr. Milton Boyle, or London, speet Christmas at his home here. Miss Mildred McDonell, of Guelph, is spending the holidays at her home here. air. Harold Scruton, of Parkhill, is spending the holiday* at his home here. Mr. Israel Lindenfield, of London, was in town Saturday visiting friends. ' Miss Olive Workman is spending the aoliday' visiting at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. "Nelson Blatchford spent the holidays with friends in London, Mr. Robt. Caldwell, of Toronto, spending the holidays with friends in town. Mr. Leslie. Fisher, of Windsor, is visiting at his home here over the holidays. Mrs. David MciIarg, or Lohdon, spent Monday with her mother Mrs. Peeve Miss Mary Stewart is spending the Christmas holidays et her home in Seaforth. „.Mr. James Tapp,. of Lontele is zpending the Christmas 1.14eedees at his home here, Dr. and Mrs. Smith and baby, of St. Marys, spent the holiday with Aafreende .in town. tegy Miss Margaret Hobkirk, of De- trol:, is spending the holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser are spending Ilk the holidays visiting friends in Bruse sells and Hey Township. Miss !Olive Coxworth, of Detroit, is here spending the holidays with her sister Mrs. A.- Scruton. Mr. Arnold Bell, of Toronto, is hero spending Christina' with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Bell. Messre. Harry .Joynt and }fame Cook, of Toronto, are spondee.; the holidays at their homes hero. 'Miss Alma Scruton, ot Victoria a-xospitaL Lbedon,is spending the holidays at her home here. Miss Annie Consitt, who Is teach- ing school in Stanley Twp. is spend- ing the holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer, of Windsor, spent the holiday visiting Mrs. Thos. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. ,Palmer: Miss Mattis Ellis left on Monday for Guelph where she will spend Christmas with her sister Mrs. Fred Sraallacombet The many friends -of Mrs. William Beavers will be pleased to know that she is improving nicely after a yecent • • severe illness. Mrs: R. Cudmore left for Toronto last week where she intends spend- ing most of the winter With mem- bers of her fa•rally. The many friends of Mr, Walter Habkirk will be sorry to learn that he is confined to his house through illness. His many friends wish him Speedy reeovery, St Paul's Anglican Sunday school entertainment will be held Friday evening, Dee. 27th. The program Will consist of mesterei 'and literary nembers and pantomines, Those In town drats•leg the Old Age Pension Puna received their Se - tend payment on Seturday and Mon- day, on account of Christmas the cheques were issued this nionth 'earlier than usual but In Janattry they will be paid the last week of the month, Serviees . in the Carmel Presbyter- jaa were largely attended With leer. 11i', Mortroy conducting the service. A quartette was given by Mrs. J. W. Bonthroh, Mrs, D. Melel n en , Airs, Jae, Pa t non d Mese W. IL McLaren. •A soprano $1010 Wee sung by Mre, J. W, Bone 'Oren ' A Chriettutie eetekeinnient was Itelti Monday evening in the Town Titall by the Members et tho Sunday School of the Uhlted Church. A fine etrogram was prePared cOnsisting Of $ P.PANI111. choruses, drills, carols; physical stunt's and a pagent entitled "Peace Begintteg to be," A large crowd was preseat and much credit; is given to the committee 'who got it up, 'The services in the United church' were largely attended with ltev, A. Sinclair conducting the services and special =sic wa.s given by the choir Iii the evening Miss •Ctrete. Lammie rendered a violin selection; ladies' quartette by Mrs. Hedden, eirs. Drys- dale, Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Sinclair; solo by Mr, Sam. Rennie; quartette by Mrs. Redden, Mrs. Hess, T. Sher- ritt and Sam. Requite. Firemen's Conuiuinity !Xmas Tree Then Hensel]. Fire Brigade put on their !annual Christmas Tree on Mon- day teeteraocm. Considering the btid weather a big crowd was present in- cluding .aevel•al hundred children. The meeting did not start at 2.30 as Santa Claus, who was heavily laden with presents got stuck in the snow on the London Road and bad to send in for help. Tom Murdock came to the rescue with his horse and big cutter and landed Santa Claus in town in good shape. Reeve Robert Higgins acted as chairman and after a few words of welcome called on Santa. Claus to address the children Santa asked the children to sing a song which they did in good style and gaVe• them -l'eree...eliperse The chairman then called on Rey. Paelt; er for an address. Alt', Parker in a few well ,chosen words expressed his Pleasure at being present and meet - so many of the, boys and ghee both young and old: The Rev. Arthur A. Sinclair was present and gave a short address. The afternoon•being so cold the speeches -were made ne- cessarily short. Th firemen were very sorry that the Rev: Mr. Mel:t- roy was unable to be present, Fire Chief piney Moore made a brief ad- dress and thanked the people for coming Out on such a cold day and expressed his pleasure at the inter- ests given to th Fire Brigade by the citizens of Honsall. eeve Higgins nmde a brief address at the close of the speaking after which the distri- bution of presents took place. Every- one securing a package. - •WileKINSON—ItOULTON A quiet but pretty wedding took place itt twelve o'clock on Wednes- day, Dec. 25 th. at the St. George's Anglican church' Warncliffe Road, North, London, when Emily Eliza- beth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. eloul- ton, Landon; was united in marriage to Albert James 'Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkinson, formerly of Rennet The 'ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Geo. Sage, The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, and was charming in a gown of yellow silk mohair, tieeed with silver lace, th hat and shoes to match. The Irklo was attended by Alre. •Gen was charming in a gown, of re lac with hat and .shoes to mate idTell's groom was attended by t brother, !George, from a Af- ter the ceremony the h y y. ring couple returned to the home of the bride's parents where a wedding din- ner was served. Later the young couple left for Toronto, Niagara Falls and Buffalo, tq return by the way of Detroit. The bride travelled in a 'gown of blue georgette 'with hat and coat in matching tones, The bride was the recipient of many beautiful lifts including a handsome red fox fur from the groom. There were guests present arm Toronto, Lambeth, Ingersoll, Heesall, Detroit •and other pieces ere° numerous to Mention. The bride and groom will be at their home on Dundas St., London, utter January 15, 1910. Many congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson from the village of Hensall. !. THE EUTE13 TIMES-ApVOCATE ciMPITON t allilliffillUIHNIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111000111MNIIMIIIONIMMUMMIHMWHIMINWINO111110110110 es Ella, Merle*, of Western = PIP Ohristneae 'Mention with ber parents = Mr. 4p4 Mrs. Ddivard Morlock, *NNW. RED & w 1TE cHAIN sTOREs UnirersitY, Lendou, speuding her = , Mr, Lloyd Hey lett on Friday for = • • . Detroit where he Will.spend Christ- E -.0 Inas. Mr. Gerald Zwieker, of upper Canada College, TOrollte, is spend- ing his Christmas vacation with his parents Mr. and 1\l'a. Chas. Zwicker, Miss Lydia and natnda Oestriceer of Windsor, will spend their Christ- mas holidays with their parents Mr, end Mrs. Herman 6estricher, We are sorry to report that Alt'. Charles Either is on the aide list. We hope that be will soon be UP and around again. (Miss Lulu Gaiser, Of !McMaster University, Toronto, is spending her Christmas vacation with her parents Alr. and Mrs, Willfam H. Geiser. • Mr, Royal Heist, of Cnicago, is spending Christmas week with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Henry Haist, On account or the stormy weather it was feline impossible to erect a Commuelty Christmas Tree on the cluirch corner. 7.'he expense was to be paid by the two Sunday Sehools and Women's Institute. We hope that next year the weather will be bettor.jr. A Bernhard Brown attended the funeral of his nephew last week at Kilmanagh, Mich. Mr. Frederick Haist, of North Central College, Naperville, Ill- is spending his Christmas vacation with ale parents Mr. and Mrs, G. B. Faiet, . Mr. .rack Wiggley is spending the !Christmas holidays with his parents I in London. Sorry to hear that Mr. Gordon Pascoe is sick. We hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Esther Either R.N., will spend Christmas with her parentAlt-. ;and Mrs. H. F. Either. . Last weeks storm has plant' hav- oc with our Rural Telephone Sys- tem and Rural Mail delivery. Our baker, Mr, Lloycl England is mak- ing every effort to serve his custom- ers and has been obliged to hire several rigs to make delivery. Our Watch -Night Service will be held at the Evangelical church the night of December the alst begin- ning at 10 o'clock and ending at mia- • pegeht. A musical program will be rendert.-4.-etegetheie with ea areeees and a missionary Play- rglireIi39.1C.e L. A. S. and the 'V. M. S. muter whose auspices the entireevening is conducted Everybody 'cordially in- vited. A missionary offering will be received to flow into the W.M.S. treasury, Mr. Fred Feast, of North Central College and Seminary who is home for the holidays will deliver the mes- eage at the next Sunday evening's eervice. The annual business meeting or the Evangelical Ladies' Aid and Ails - sten Society will be held Friday af- ternoon in the Sunday School rooms. All members are urged to attene. e (Intended for last week) ' • 7.. - Ladies' Aid Elect Officers The Ladies' Aid of the United church closed a successful year last week and at the annual meeting on hursday, December . 12th elected fricers for -the ensuing year. 1 After the regular monthly busi- 1 ese had bosh transacted ,Aars. J. W. • rme, the retiring president turned le meeting over to Rev. Mr. Hazel- tein, was presided over the election f officers. The result of the elec- ion was .es follows; President, Airs. J. Woodall; Vice - resident, lst, Mrs. Orme, 2nd, Mrs. A. Baker, 3rd, Mrs. A. King; 4th, yrs. F. W. Clark; Secretary, Mrs. C. wicker; Assist Secretary Mrs. B. I•estle; Press Secretary, Mrs. Orme; Teeasnrer, Mrs, T. Trevethick; 11ia7 nits, Mrs. G. Hill and'IVIrs. A. Baker 1's. F. Clark and Mrs. B. Kestle fav 'ed the gathering with s please 'ing dt t and the ladies then enjoyed an exchange of Christmas gifts. ' e hostesses for the day -were: M /. Ezra Lampert, Mrs. Cecil Jones al 1 Mrs. Garnet Hill. • W. N. S. Elect Offieers Ile Women's Missionary' Society of the 'United church, held their 811- nu1i business Meeting in the base - me it of the church, last Thursday, De ember the 12th. Rev. Mr, Ha- zel. ein presided at the election of off cers, . .. , , 'Irs. 'J. Leyte Wee elected. Presi- de t; 1st Vice -President Arre. ()rine; 2 d Vice -President, Mrs. Geo. Clark; 'd ViceerreSident, Mrs. B. Keetle; 4th Vice -President, Mrs, R. Hill; Re- cording Secretary, Alrs. F. W. Clark; Cor. Secretary and Press Secretary, Mrs. Geo. Clark; Treasurer, Airs, A. Baker; SecretaryAlite Boxes Airs; W. Jones; Secretary Christian Ste- wardship, Mrs. T. Trevethiclr; As- sociate Helpers geeretary, Mrs. °rite and Mrs. ]3, Kestle; Sept. Baby Band Mrs. I. Hill; Pianists Mrs, A. Baker and Mrs. Zwicker; Auditors Mrs. C. Zwicker, Mrs, I. Hill. On Thursday evening, •December tho 5th the ladies of the Women's Missiointry Society held a very sue' cessful bazaar and sepper. WHALEN Airs, David Parkinson, *of Exeter, le visiting her sister Mrs. Millson for the winter months. Miss Sadier, teacher, is spending the vacation at her it in Staffa. The annual school 'Christmas con- tort Was a decided success, Great credit is duo our teachers. Messrs. Ralph Parkinson, toes Duffield, Stanley Whiteford and Mer - vie Chlttick, have returned from the lumber camps. They bad intended staying the winter months but con- ditione were far Vont their expect' dns, At present they feel there Is no place • like these parts, Mrs, John Morley, at Woodham, Visiting her daughter Mrs. E. Squirt, Services in this church were With - d101(11 on Sunday on aecount Of the mule being almost impaesable, it made it impeseible for 05r paStor to get there, Mee Iciotenee lethtee, nUrS041,1,, training, at .VictOria, Hospital IS oxe Meted So Saturday old Sunday at het home here, • Mt CARMEL A social Will be held in Mt. Ma- ntel Hall, on Monday °Veiling, Dec. '30t1i Midst' the, auspices of the' C. W.Lettette, Lunch will be served. KIRKTON Metry Christmas ,and a Happy New 'Year. We are having an out fashioned. Wihter with plenty of snow and 'cold weather. The germ was so bad' that we had to do without mail fOr two days. Out Merchants MVO been doing! a men* APPIPalp moo.. PPPOPIone Iramna• *Prom names* 1.••••tra miNaml PON.••• NT• . WPM. SOM. .P.P••• 11.13M1 Mniaval MUMMY 1.0,21 .1,01•11 $1.•••=1 a▪ vow. soma MOM. sa▪ ss mars moor m••••• war. mom. P.P.P0 riTIIIII111/11/1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111{11111111111111111111111111111111111111111/11/11111111//11111/11113 Phone 102 "Quality Always Higher than Price." We Deliver ALL THESE PIM 0. MARMALADE 40 oz. Glass SPECIAL 27c, RED & WHI SOUPS 2 for 2 MIXED 2 Vas LITS 45c. WILL rn,GOOD UNTIL NEW YEAR'S Old Hickory 1 lb, 18c. Smoked Salt (Special) —10 lbs. $1,40 We wish to thank the Publ. •r their Very Liberal Patronaid to wish them all a Happy and Pro bus New Yoar ' C. P. Harvey and Staff erv-Us CORN FLAKES 3 for 27c. BROKEN SODAS 2 for .2ec. TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT Eat without 'Sugar • 3 for 25c. CO B HON 25c. and 30c. ORANGES 49, 59, 74, and 89c. A dog. ood assortment of Candies for New Year's also Limburgerz-A and RWne4 ave et elery, Cabbage, Beets, Lettuce, Grapes, Ice Criarn Bricks and bulk, pop, Spanish mons, Cooking Onions, Mince Meat, Neal's Bread, Schneitioes Meas and Lard, Oysters, Fillets, Codfish, B. C. Salraon, W. C. Whitefish dressed, Popping Corn. HARVEY 8g HARVEY EXETE ONT. IMPOPESP tROMPPI .1.11.11 Maw" 01.111•140 PFIPMPPPOI 121.01•••• ;am,* ••••••• .1••••4104 YIP* ..1•10••• PPPIPPIP ypeA011 inaMP•ml good Christmas trade. • The late Wm. G. Balfour whose !funeral took place in St, Marys Friday was One time a resident of this community. Tney lived on the farm now owned by Mr. Harry White on the 4th line of Blenshard, lVhlle hunting pigeons on Thure. day night in the barn of W. A. Gil- fillan, Mr, Horace Greenstreet fell from a high beam to the floor beeak- his leg. The boys had lots or exercise af- ter tho storm shoveling snow off the open air skating rink. THAMES ROAD Ford Cars, repaired the Feed way. • genuine • eieeeeeeee,..a. Forci parts all models 191i to At last "Ojd Man Winter" has lain his snowy, soft, white blankets over this little community. He has even built largo fleecy mountains in. front of our back doors much to the delight of the little •children. Does our old friend winter laugh as he saes the fernier and his wife or chit Elton climb over the snow banks on the way to the barn with a couple of full pails in hand? Maybe he has more delight in laughing .at the large ;kr,hrother who dumps -the mailer brother or Sister into the snow and, teases them. Well anyway, oile consolation for the, garage man is that !lei can fall asleep peacefully without having to hurriedly get up toetew a man into town or serve him gas !and oil. But this doeS11't add to the pocket book though. -.re' • Winter in this community has even went so frit* as to have everyone iso- lated for aa couple of days. For a few days people began to wonder if they had been marooned on some point et the North Pole as phones were, out of 'commission, the mail- man snowed in and last but not least the baker. But glad to say all three are back to their usual rounds. It seemed like old times on Sun- day whenj families journeyed to the church ii1 eeeigh loads. The cheery; jingle of the bells and the brightness of the morning added to the Christ - des spirit. Mrs. 4., Morgan and Miss Kathleen Wiseman sang very. pleasing solos at this service which was taken by our well known min- ister Rev. Anthony. The 'duck, goose or turkey will think himself quite lucky 12 Ile ese capes thohands of the hatchet. Mr. E. Edgar, Thompson. of To- ronto, is spending Christmas holi- days at the honie of his parents, Me. and Mrs. Wm. 'Thompson. Miss Carrie- Anderson, of Wind- sor and Mr, Harry Anderson, of Western University, et• London, are holidaying at their home. Miss Helen Anthony, of London, Normal School, is spending her 1)011- clays Manse. swirtalihereparents at the Thames R Miss Potter is holidaying at her home in Clinton. Mr. Gordon and Grace Anderson, of London, are. at home for the Christmas holidays with their par- ents Mr. 'and arrs.'J, Anderson who have lately moved into this commalt- ity. 1 Miss Agnes Creery is home with her parents for the Christinas eetts- on. The Sunday School concert of the Thames Road, in which- the Sunday School and Public School united, was held ori Tuesday evening in the Sunday School. Although the night! proved disagreeable, all those 01- t tending were rewarded for their el: - fells. The children were trained under the direction of Mr. W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M. and their teacher Miss Pbtter Which certainty gave them credit ,TWo drills "The Hay-, seed Belli" tint ",Santa's -Christmas Cake" were encored and !repeated. The children sinning a surprise on their teacher :,witen they presented her with e,- handsome purse and to which she replied. In' turn each 'child we presentedwith a little gift. YOUNG MEN YOUNG WOMEN OF THE EXETER DISTRICT The Ontario Department of Agriculture Extends to you The Season's,Greetin and invites you to attend the Short Go ,ses oxr A in ricuiture and • To me Economics held in ETER 7 to JANUARY 31 t•i on freeieeleeeeeer "c"sielPer-• ourses in Agriculture—TOWN HALL ustir s in Home Economics—MR. SENIOR'S HALL F further particulars and complete outline of the courses write: G. A. McCAGUE Agricultural Representative, Clinton, Ont. ELIMVYLLE The. W. Al. S. held their regular' Meeting on.Wednesday, December the 18th at the home of Mrs. NVeu- ley Johns and in spite of the very cold and stormy weather there wore fifteen. present.. Mrs. Fred Del - bridge, leader of the Mission Band had charge of the meeting which was opened by all repeating the Watch- word in unison. Rev. White was present and react the Scripture Lee - Son the story of the First .Christ- mas. Prayer was offered by several members. • The suggestive program leaflets were read by five Or six; these were short sketches of work in different mission, fields. Mre. Ed. Johns sairg a solo entitled "just for To -day." Subject for roll call was "Peace and Goodwill." Some busi- ness was dealt with and the meeting was closed with prayer and benedic- tion by Mrs. -Chas. Johns. The officers of the W. M. S. for the coming year have been „appointed and are as follows: Hon. Pres., Mrs; (Rev,) White; President,. Mrs, Chas. Johns; lst V - Pres., Mrs. Clias. Godbolt; 2nd 'Vice- Peesiderit, Alrs. Henry Delbridgee Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Brock; Coe. Seeretary, teirs. Everett Skinner; Rec. Secretary, ;Mrs. Wes, Horne; Stranger's Secretary, Airs. 'Will Fer- guson; Secretary Christian Steward- ship, Mrs. John Prance; Organist, Mrs. Newton' Clark and Mrs. Well- ington Skinner; Leader Baby Band, Mrs. Ed. Johns, leader of AFission 13.; Mrs. Fred Delbridge; Temperance Secretary, Airs. Phil Aittrch; Pres Secretary Mrs. Hy. Ford; Supply Se- cretary, Ares. 'Thos. Bell; Associate Helper's Secretary, Mrs, R. D. HMV.- er; Mite „Box Secretary, Mrs, Sher- wood Hunter; Heralds, North Chia, Mrs. Geo. Coward; Japan, fairsenMel- ville Skinner; Korea, Mrs, Harry Delbridge; Trinida.d, Mrs. T. Bell; Canadian Border Cities, Mrs. Alin Pym; India, Mrs. Garnet Miners) Africa, Mrs: Bruce .Cooper;Prencl Canadian, Mrs. Geo.'Huntdi; Introns in Canada, Mrs. Well'Skinner; Ita- lians iii Canada, Mrs. Nelson (*entitle; Henan, Mrs. Chas. Godbolt; West Mina, Mrs. Sherwood Brock; MIS- sionary Monthly .Secretary, iMrs, Er- erett Skinner. deserve a great deal of praise is,eyeelje as those taking pad% forethe !suc- cess of the evening. Miss Russell ably acted as accompanist and Miss \.! McCulloch as .director of ceremonies, ee: iebout $25.00 was realized from the 'd concert. .Afterward all the children were presented with a bag of candy and peanuts from the Sunday School which were unexpected but never- theless enjoyed. This •community was very mucb saddened last week on hearing the news of -the death of Mr.., Wilfred. Johns in Victoria Ho needay"ettete The fieneral gateirday afternoon, Rev, Waite h ing '-obarge with interment in el Elimetelle cemetery. Quite La °lets number of friends were present to show their sympathy to the parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua.' Johns and sister Miss Alma hut many °there' were prevented from attending the funeral by' the terrible-Oedition of, theroads and cold stye- Neverthelesstheir sym ii'LPt., iis- surely t ! .;'!ewather. ee extended to the bereavecPwhoh;.-0:.> been threugh such a long periee worry and. suspense and at Ws-, the.. joyous season of the year Whent they wilt feel their 10sso keenletf. The pallbearers were Sii;NAriends of the deceased: Messrs. Bruce 'Coop- er, Everett Skinner, eacksontWoods, Garnet McFalls, Chas, Steplien and. Stephen Payne. - '. Miss Lena Pyni eetenVetl--S• ay, evening from Thorndaie! where silo spent about three weeks ,with Mi'.. and Mrs. J. W. Skinner. Airs, Melville Skinner is".tertafined to her bed for a few weekee, 'Her.. friends hope that she will be much. • ..`e.! •• benefitted thereby. , The service Sunday morning \veg..; . combined Sunday School and regti- ler preachieg, service. Christmas hymns were sting and much enjoyed and. the, pastor Rev. White preached ' „, ' ' ' • a eernion in keeping with the seas- tysioeee Sun- day ,,,Tebieai.ji:44,teilor ircl.rfassrAitiofe.tlihviellirtStscic. 11slier eeVasion while the tern:ion; WaS; 441 I44 and were kindly Xentem- ' bet 4 by their different teachers' , wit .ftwhich were much apOre.- . .. elated by the children., Mr. Walter .Tolins of Western, IThl— versity is spending the. holidays: at his home. -• 1., The weather was very far Isom ,.. pleasant and the roads impassable SHIPKA 111 places but still a 'good crowd Was present at the Pubilc School concert . Mr. and Airs, Walter Fasaid, of held in the Church on Prida,y everte London, spent a few clmelacjieeleoe ing, December 20th. A splendid with Mr. tuteteirtfe;Cieete, program was given by the seholare )Lisa, Cle''Slielby Is Npeetling the consisting Of choruses, dialogues, soeritolidays at her henneellAe. loe, drills, duets, recitations, meite- Mrs. Albert Srnith ii 'SPeeding Iognes, pantoMine and a Violin tew daYs,vortl her mother,.Mrs, leetion; a great variety veitreit kept Vines. who is quite ill. the andienee in good treter tor over Miss "Martha Titroort iliensalIf three hours, Tho teaeliers, miss L. is holidaying with her' parents Mr. McCulloch and Miss Verna Itnssoli and Mrs. nd.taiiiport this 'Week. r. •