HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-07-02, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
Pit J. A. McTAGGART, L. D. S,
HENSALL, ONT.
telephone 106 Main Street
HENSALL
Miss Annie Qonsitt spent Saturday
in London,
Mrs. John Murdock spent Tuesday
in Clinton,
Huying has started in this vicinity
and is a heavy crop.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy McLaren spent
Bunday at Thames Road.
Mr. W- L. McLaren was a Sunday
visitoi* with friends in‘Cromarty.
Mr, Wan. Carling, of Exeter, spent
^Saturday visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale spent
Sunday with friends in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welber visited •B ’with friends in Toronto last week.
▼ Miss Grape Stone, spent a few days
last week with friends in Cochrane,
Mr. Ed. Berry, of Detroit, was a
recent visitor with his mother here.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Park^ spent
Sunday visiting friends ip Cromarty.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Bonthron visit/
-ed friends in Kitchener on Sunday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dayman vis->
ited friends in Cromarty on Sunday
Jast.
Mr, John MeLure, of Goderich
Township spent Friday visiting here.
iMrs, Bertha Bell, of Toronto, is
visiting for a few days wjth friends
here,'
Miss Britton, of Mitchell, is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. John Work
man.
Rev, Arthur Sinclair .preached an
niversary services at E'limville on
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, of London,
spent a few days at the home of Dr.
mid Mrs. ’ Collyer.
Mrs. Laird Mickle and son Billy
are visiting for a few days with
friends in Clinton.
Mrs. Maud Hedden returned home
Saturday after a coufele of weeks*
visit with her sister.
Miss Irene Hoggarth visited over
the week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart McQueen of near Lum
ley. ‘
Mrs. George Hobkirk and daugh
ter Miss Margaret Hobkirk spent
Sunday visiting friends at Thames
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheiphard,
of Paisley, spent the week-end with
the former’s father Mr. John Shep
herd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins
spent Sunday visiting at the home
of. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Higgins, of
Brussels.
Messrs. John and Wm. Craig have
fixed up a fine bowling green on
their premises and their many friends
and neighbors enjoy games in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Agur who in a few weeks,
will reach her 100 th -birthday has
■ been quite poorly the last few weeks
but her many friends wish shfe may
be spared to reach her ,100th year
and also further year?.
Services in the United Church
were well attended on Sunday last.
Rev. Mr. White, of Elimville having
charge of the services In the morn
fl solo was given by Mrs. Geo. Hess
and in the evening a solo by Mrs.
Maude Hedden.
i The Strawberry, Festival held on .“the grounds of the United church on.
Friday evening was well attended.
A special feature of the evening was
the preparing and serving by the
men. 'The Boys’ Band of Forest,
.furnished the music which was great
ly appreciated by the large audience.
Since the morning trains to To
ronto have been discontinued
have daily
north as far as Goderich and south
to London and Sarnia also to Grand
Bend and Parkhill which is a great
conveniences to our cjtizens,
'The Oddfellows
Lodge No. 23 held
■oration services at
ion cemetery and
Sunday afternoon,
to the monuments
given by Rey. Mr.
Hudson as Past Noble Grand
Marshall together with Mr. D. Foss,
as Chaplain, gave the opening Ser
vices. After retiring to the Union
cemetery addresses were given by
Rev. J. McTllroy, T. J. Sutherland
,and Mr. Dignan of Exeter, Lodge
and past District Deputy Grand Mas
ter, Mr. Moore, of Goderich gave the
•closing ceremony, a number . or
hymns ibeing sung between address
es. At McTaggart’s cemetery Rev.
Mr. Parker gave an address and Rev.
Mr. Mclllr.oy closed in prayer. Th&re
was a large attendance at both
eteries.
Hensall School Reports
Final Examinations
ROOM HI
Sr. n, pass 400—Norman Cook
500; Elaine Peck 460'; Gerald Pass-
more 447; George Saugter 358,
Jr. II, pass 300—Laid Hudson 365
Bay Foster 335; Shirley Twitchell
331; Billy Higgins 327; Audrey Twit-
chell 321; CeciJ Kipfer 310; ■
- S r ' ' 'I, Pass 300—June Sounder-
cock 483; John Shepherd
Madeline yaplandegham 466;
Coles 399; Leaton Tieman 350; Dor
is Pierce 408; preston Lemmon 300.
Jr. 1st Pass 300—iMary Goodwin.
490; Cary Joynt, 490; James Camp
bell, 490;. Ronald Parker, 443.;
Howard Love, 379; Carl Daters, 305
Howard Smale,
Primer A,
gangster, 500;
Norris McEwai\, 478; Emily Hosking
450; James Clark 313; Raymond
Higgins 273; Bobby Hess (absent).
B’, pass 200—Donald Wiilert 278;
Alpine McEwan 238.
A. E. Consitt, Teacher.
466?
Billy
105.
pass 300-—Margaret
Donald Joynt 500;
WINCHELSEA
Haying has started in this district.
Mrs. Fred Delbridge spent last
week with relatives in London.
Mr, and Mrs. Homer Dolbfos,
Lucan, visited with Mr. and ]
Newton *'Clarke on Sunday
Miss Olive Prance spent the
end at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Brock,
Mrs, W. J. Veal visited with her
mother .Mrs, M. Elf^rd -of Exeter on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Alexander, of
Lumley, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, Davis, one day last week,
Mr. Frank Davis is spending a
few days with friends in London.
Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Gunning,
■of Kirkton, visited with the
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
on Sunday.
Mr. Ray Parkinson spent
with his sister Mrs. H. Foster.
LUMLEY
number ’visited
here on Sunday,
Day.
DASHWOOD
p/ H. He Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At office In Hartleib Block,' Dash
wood, first; three days of week and
at office over the Post Office, in
Zurich, last three days of week,
Miss Alice Wiilert, who recently
graduated from the Fort Wayne Lu
theran Hospital and Miss Lucille
Wiilert, of Birmingham, Mich., are
spending their vacaton wth their
parents Mr,, and Mrs, Fred Wiilert.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. May, of Kit
chener, spent the week-end with Mr,
and Mrs. Sam Qestricher,
Mr, and Mrs, J. Preeter and Miss
Fanny Preeter and Miss Mytra Hoff
man, all of Kitchener,
visitors with Mr. and
Hoffman.
Mr. M. W. Schenk
were Sunday
Mrs. Harry
>, Of
Mrs,
week-
spent
Frank
latter’s
Clarke
Sunday
attended the
funeral of his uncle in. (Stratford 011
Monday,
Mrs, Cunningham.' and daughter
Isabel, of Guelph, are visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Morenz.
Mrs. Witzel spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Triebner, of
Exeter.
. Miss Rosie Wiilert spent a few
days with her brother in Stanley last
week.
Mrs. Finkbqiner and Catherii have
returned home aftei’ a pleasant visit
with friends in Sarnia.
Miss Gladys Guenther returned
to Kitchener after spending a few
weeks with her ibrother Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Guenther.
Miss Grace Guenther, of Stratfor^
visited in town on iSunday.
.Miss Martinson^ of Elmira, has
been engaged as teacher in room two
for the, coming year.
Master Willis Mclsaac is spending
his vacation with his parents in De
troit.
Miss
visiting
Miss-
to Kitchener on Monday after spend
ing a few weeks with relatives.
Considerable interest is being taken
in the horse races north of Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hotchkiss
and Mrs. Hotchkiss Sr., of Detroit,
spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs.
William _ Kleinstiver. Mrs. Hobcli-
kiss Sf. remained here and will
spend a week with her brother Mr.
Louis Kleinstiver.
■Mr. and Mrs Wm. Stadelbauer, of
London, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft.
Miss Verda Baker is spending her
vacation with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. R. Baker.
Wednesday afternoon is being ob
served as half-holidays by the busi
ness people of town during July,
August and September.
Miss Helen Nadiger is visiting in
Elmira,
Verna Kraft, of London, is
her mother Mrs. T. Kraft.
Elizabeth-Hartleib returned
5il
the
Miss G.
Quite a
cemeteries
Decoration
Miss Sarah Manson and
Hoggarth, of Hensall, are spending
a- few days with Miss Margaret and
Jean McQueen.
, Mumps are still in the neighbor
hood. Mrs. J. M. Glenn has recent
ly recovered from having them.
A number of friends of Miss Mae
Brintnell attended her graduation at
Sarnia on Tuesday last at which she
obtained her R. N. ,A11 greatly
joyed the occasion.
en-
HOT DAYS—Work with a trac
tor. New and used tractors. Sandy
Elliot, phone 64, Exeter.-
ELIMVXLLE
■of Hensall . was the
day. In the morn-
wias especially for
was very much en-
The singing was led
we
bus service to points
The . -Sunday School Anniversary
services of this church were held
here on Sunday last with very large
congregations at both services. Rev.
Arthur Sinclair,
speaker for the
iug his address
the children but
joyed by all.
by a Sunday School choir which also
sang three numbers in chorus, these
were very good, indeed. In the ev
ening the music was in charge of the
regular choir, which sang two an
thems, “Send Out
which Mrs. (Rev.)
t soprano solo very
“Blessed, be Thou,
On Saturday Rev. and Mrs. Sauer
entertained the Catechism class to
an ice cream social. After a short
program consisting -of vocal solos,
readings, piano solos and accordian
solo by Rev. Sauer, the hostess as
sisted by Gertrude Hoffman served
a very dainty lunch consisting of
cake and ice' creim. Miss Lois
Gaiser was presented with a gift by
her teacher Mrs. 'Sauer for being
present a-t every class.
™ RED & WHITE store
BARGAIN FOR YOUR PICNIC LUNCHES
Fancy Red Sockeye Salmoq
1 lb. tin each 28c.
✓ Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon
1-2 tin 2 for 27c? ,
PICNIC PLATES
per dozen
Centre Pull Wax Paper
3 large pkgs, for 25c.
Fancy Queen Olives
20 pz jar each 21c.
HalFs Sandwich Chicken
2 tins for 29c.
Good Sweet Com
2 large tins for 19c.
Schneider’s Best Lard
2 lbs. fpr 19c.
Good Quality Peas
No* 4 2 tins for 15c.
English Laundry Soap
very fine quality
4 bars for 25c.
Big Five Clejanser
5 for 25c.
Heavy Zinc Jar Rings
.per dozen 19c.
Eagle Brand Milk ,
Crown Tea is good ,
Serviip Cheese . ., , .
New Dried Apricots
. per tin 19c.
, per lb. 39c,
1-2 pkg. 10c.
. per lb. 16c.
Best Quality White Jar Rubbers 4 doz 25c,
Fly Tox............., . ., 8 oz. bottle each 35c.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts . . , , 2 lbs. for 25c.
Tiger Catsup.............qt. bottles each 16c.
. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM FRESH EACH MORNING
BRUNSWICK CHICKEN HADDIE, VERY CHOICE ,..............1 lb. tin 17c,
ICE CREAM BRIX; ICE CREAM IN BULK. TAKE HOME SOME
REDPATH GRANULATED SUGAR AT LOWEST PRICES »
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Phone 102
III
EXETER, ONT.
“Where Quality and Prices are Best” We Deliver
of the Hensall
their annual dec-
the Hensall Un-
McTaggart’s ion
After marching
an address was
Parker,. Mr. L
and
cem-
ROOM I
Jr. IV—Promoted in order of
5t—-Annie Carlyle, Orville Hedden,
Dorothy McQueen, Bill Gleen, Geo.
Pearce, Passed on Examinations—
Alarv.vn Hodgert, Mary Little, Olive
•Lemmon. Promoted on trial—(Myr-
11a Hudson, Kenneth Manns. "Failed
on Examinations—-Harold Bonthron,
.Gladys Saundercock; Isohelle Sand
ercock, Muriel Hoskins. Promoted
-due to age—Margaret Kennings.
C. H. Blowes, teacher
ROOM II /
fir. III. passed—Ronald P&ck, Joan
Foster, Loretta Bell, Ivan Kipfer,
Bob Drysdale, Dorothy Daters .
Jr. Ill—-Irene Hoskins, Herbert
DiTimmontl, ‘ David Sangster, Ruth
Bell,
cock.
Jack
Jr,
Jttck
Aell Hodden, Alice Pfaff, Max
^3011, Douglas Sangster, Lloyd Brocli
M. A. Ellis, teacher
mer-
■Irene Hoskins,
.David Sangster
Erma Kipfer, Edna Saunder
Ken, Passmore, Mona Glenn
Simmons, Harold Willard.
H—Elva McQueen, Mary
Coles, Barbara Shepherd.
Cl arl<
Rm>
Hud-
Thy Light” in
White'sang the
. acceptably and
____ O Lord” which
commenced with a. baritone solo by
Mr. Kenneth Johns. The male quar
tette comprised of Messrs. Will Johns
Bruce Cooper, Will Elford and Al
vin Pym sang “Christ Enthroned
Within.” Mr. Sinclair’s evening ad-
. dress was one which should be par
ticularly helpful to the young people
and was well worth making .an ef
fort to hear. The platform was
beautifully decorated with large
bush ferns, plants and flowers m
profusion. The freewill offering
was for the Sunday School supplies,
etc.
There were very many visitors in
the neighborhood for tjie anniversary
among them Avere noticed: Mr. and
Mrs. George Hunter;. Mr. and Mrs.
R'us. Skinner, of Exeter; Mrs. Lam-
mie and Miss Hunter, of Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. Hord and son Chas,
of London; Mr. and Mrs. Epliriam
Hern, Mr,, Henry Hern, Mrs. Her
man Kyle, from Zion; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ford, Eden; Mr. Wm. Ford of
Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, of
Granton; Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Gunning, Kirk
ton; Mr. and Mrst Erm Foster and
son, of Granton;. Miss Gerta Hunter,
of London; Mr.-Pym, of Kirkton;
Mr. Lew Woods, of London; Mr.
and Mrs. Ewart Pym and daughter,
of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Willis
Jr. of Stephen; Mr, and Mrs.
Francis, of London; Mr. and
Amos Francis, of St. Marys;
and Mrs. Harold Hern and son
and Mrs. Geo. Earl and family, Zion
White was in Hensall ■; 01:
supplying for Rev. A. (Sin-
r
of Farqu-
Morgan "s
Elsie, if
Mr. Lome.. Tieman was successful
in passing his examinations at the
Medical School obtaining thirteen
A’s and two B’s. We congratulate
Lome .on making such a (brilliant
standing.
At the League meeting on Thurs
day evening, IVIiss M. Allemang was
presented with a silver tray. Miss
Allemang, who has been teaching
in the local school has resigned her
position and has accepted a position
as teacher near her home-in St. Cle
ments. On Friday evening Mr. ana
Mrs. J. Schroeder entertained a
number of friends in her honor.
The Strawberry Social under the
auspices of the Ladies’ Aid and W.
M. S. of the Evangelical church on
Monday evening was a decided suc
cess. (The weather was ideal and
a large crowd turned out to partake
of the dainties served by the Dasn-
wood ladies. Afer supper a splen
did program was given in the church
by the Huronia Male chorus- which
consisted of choruses, quartettes,
Headings, duets, violin solos and a
combination
guitar. The
§130.00.
of mouth (organ end
proceeds amounted to
John
Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
r Charlie Harris,
Sr. I to 2nd class—Margaret Wein
97; Jean Held 97; Ruth Wiilert 96;
Karen Pedersen 95; Mary Moulton
92; Helen Baynham 87.; Carl Wein
34; Milford Mason S3; Ge.orge Math
ers S3; Jack McLachlen. 81; Walter
Ness 80; Lester Schenk 72.
.Sr. Pr. to Jr. 1—Doris Willett
95; Ray Gpeniher 94; Sigrid Peder*
sen 93; Jack Gaiser 92; Kenneth
Kraft 92; Dorothy Baynham 91; Be
ta Mathers 87; Hazel -Schenk 79;
Evelyn McLachlen 72.
Pr. I—Dorothy Wein
Restemeyer 93; Gordon
Dorothy Hayter 90; Rus:
89; Donald Gaiser 88
Moulton 85; Shirley Doerr 85
man hivelaud 82; Acta Wiilert 75;
Mabel Jackson 472; Phyllis Baynham
168; Donald McLachlen 62-Mildred
jMaier 59; Hubert Weiberg >55.
Pr. II—Florence Mclsaac, , Betty
Grace96
Kraft 90;
jel Tieman
Dorothy
Nor
CREDITON
The Evangelical Strawberry So
cial held last Thursday evening met
with moderated success. There was
a heavy shower late in the afternoon
Which necessitated re-setting the
tables in the basement.... this pre
sented three long tables neatly dec-
0,'rated, land very inviitjiai,g. Every
body was comfortably seated and
no criticim was offered. Mrs. God
frey Wein, who was the energetic
convenor, together with her loyal
helpers had everything well in hand
and -a bounteous strawberry supper
was served. The program was giv
en in the auditorium.of the church.
The trustees had expressed a wish
that this might be held in the base
ment, but on account of the re-ar-
rangement of the social, this was
not possible, so everybody -attended
the program upstairs. Very inter
esting musical numbers were given
by the efficient home talent and
Mr. Abbott, of Exeter, entertained
with his clear cut readings. The
La^j^sl Aid under whose auspices this w^s held has a very substantial1
sum as the net proceeds of the-so
cial: >
The Decoration Services held on
Sunday afternoon
Cemetery brought
number of people,
was a bugle call
gathered, in the forepart
grounds for the memorial- service.
Mr.
young
pastor, W. M. Sippell gave the-ad
dress,
by Mr.
iug service
address by the pastor,
choice musical numbers, pia-no solo
by Bernice Eilber, choir anthem
“Close to the Heart of God’’ and
pipe organ and piano selections by
Addileen Gaiser and -Clara Morlock.
The E. L. C. E). spring contest
Friday evening with an attendance
of 75 persons A social outing was
held Monday evening at Turnbull’s
Grove.
Miss
ed to
weeks’
Mr. and Mrs.
Laura are visiting with relatives in
Detroit and Marietta, Ohio.
Mrs. Redfern and daughter Joan,
of Kitchener, are visiting with Mfss
Bertha Ewald and Mr. Otto Ewald.
Mr. and Mrs. William Braun and
family, of Forest, spent Sunday with
the former’s mother, Mrs. Lydia
Braun.
Miss Lulu Morlock, of Ford City,
is spending her vacation with her
parents Mr. -and Mrs. Edward Mor
lock.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goulding and
son, of Exeter, w.ere Sunday, visitors
at" tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylves
ter Wuerth.
Mrs. Carter
Carrie Kuhn,
visiting at the
Conrad Kuhn.
Miss Janet McLean, of Wingham,
has returned home having spent the
past week with Mr. and Mrs. M,
W. Teller,
Miss Clara Thompson, of London,
is spending her vacation with her
parents Mr and Mrs. J. R. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Ed; Schweitzer and
lighter, of London, spent .Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Finkbein-
ana
and
lat-
Beaver are camping -at Grand Bend
this week, .
iMiss Helen Mclsaac, of London,
is Visiting with .her parents Mr.‘
Mrs. D. Mclsaac.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Watson
family spent ,Sundajr with the
ter’s mother, Mrs- Mary Haist.
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Sims were
in Walkerton on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Haist had the misfor
tune to fall and hurt her head. She
was unconscious for several hours.
Several stitches -were required.
Rev. and .Mrs. Sippell and family
are visiting this week in me States.
Work with a trac-
Sandy
HOT DAYS
tor. New and used tractors.
Elliot, phone 64, Exeter.
of Wind-
' Broken-
home of
MT. CARMEL
da
wi
er
th
at the Crediton
out the usual
At 2.45 there
■and the" people
-sVa.-.oi.T of
Art Amy was chainman. Tne
people led the singing. The
The close was a cornet solo
Emmery Fahner. The ,even
in church, besides the
had three
Dorothy
Detroit
vacation
Hirtzel hqs return
having spent two
with her parents.
F. W. Clark and
of Windsor, and Miss
R.N., of Detroit were
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fr. Fischer, of Chicago,
few days visiting his- aunt,
McCann and other relatives
Rev.
spent a
Mrs. A.
here.
Mr. and. Mrs , An.dretw. Thealing.
and children, of Detroit, are visit
ing Mrs. Thealing’s brother, Mr. J.
• Patton.
Rev
spent a
Mr.- P.‘
Misses Nora McKeever, Bermar-
dine Lana and Mr. O’-Doughin , of
Detroit spent the week-end at^ the
home of the former’s 'parents here.
A number from here attended the
strawberry social at Lucan
day evening.
Miss Hilda Dederich
training at St. Joseph’s
London, is spending her vacation at
her home here.
Mr/J. Bowey, of Detroit, called
on friends here on Sunday.
Miss Nora Collins, of Detroit,
spending a few days at the home
her brother, T. Collins. ,
Little Miss Elnara Collins, who
had bben seriously ill, we are pleas
ed to say is improving.
'Mr. Oswald' Hall, of London,- spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland spent
a few days last week with
Goderich.
Fr. Sullivan, * of Toronto,
few days with his father,
Sullivan last week.
CREDITON EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Motz and
two children and Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Motz spent Sunday with the latter’s
brothei’ Mr. and Mrs. William Horn
ey, in Kippen-.
Mr. and Mrs. William Heatherley
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graybiel, all
of London, spent Monday with Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Motz.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, of
Windsor, spent the week-end with.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson.
Mr. Joseph Broken-shire,
sor, is visiting with Mrs.
shire and children at the
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson.
Mr. .and Mrs. Harry Lewis and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Rollins of Ailsa Craig.
Miss Annie Waghorn has return
ed to her position in >St. Marys after
a fews weeks’ holidays at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Waghorn.
(Strawberry picking is the order *
of the day around here and a won
derful .supply of them.
’Mr. and Mrs. David Oehl and fam
ily and the former’s mother Mrs.
Oehl, all of Blake, spent Sunday
with the latter’s sister Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pfaff, Sr.
on Mon
nurse-ln-
Hospital,
Is
oi
friends
at
GRAND BEND »
Huron,
Mo Hard
Rev.
Sunday
cl air.
Mash
bar, is visiting at Mr. Ivor
Miss Lulu Hunter, of
home for her vacation.
Haying has commenced and prom
ises to be a -bumper crop.
Next Sunday morning service will! Pr, II-
begin at 11 o’clock and also for tho > Mclsaac,
following five Sundays. ’Alice Hoffman
and Mrs. Webb,
Sunday with Miss
Thomas Wein.
Mr
spent
and Mr
Mr. Chas. Zwicker. and
camping At Grand- Bend,
Misses Inez, Dorothy
Fahner, Miss Gertrude Beaver and
Mrs, Si, Heywood and Mr. Michael
of London,
Tillie Wein
Gerald are
and Carrie
.Miss Muriel Fallis,, of Pt
visited Mr. and Mrs. Abner
on' Sunday.
The Old Burg has taken on an old
time apearance. A lot of the -camp
ers have returned for another good
summer at Grand Bend.
Mr. Roy Guenther, of
ited Mr. and Mrs. A.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
son, Jack, of Buffalo, are spending
a few weeks with Mr. Roy Holt.
■Mr. .and Mrs. Nelson SCattoii, of
Buffalo, and family are visiting for
a few days with Ml”. Walter Statton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pollock, of
Detroit, are visting at Mr. and Mrs.
Sol. Pollock’s
What might liav;e been a bad ac
cident happened on the new pave
ment in front of Statton’s garage on
Saturday night when Mr. Mervyn
Stelk, of near Zurich collided with
Mr. Herman Debers, of Thedford,
who had a gravel truck, damaging
both machines quite badly. Tw-o
young ladies, daughters, of Mr. Wm.
Sweitzer,
shaking
into Mr.
attended
moved "to their
much better,
■ 'Mf, and- Mrs, Millet” and- Miss
Leach, of Detroit, and Mrs, Leach,
of Bayfield, visited Mrs. John Holt
>oit Friday, .
Lucan, vis-
Mollard on
Dobibs apd
of Shipka, had a real bad
Abner
by Dr.
The girls were taken
Mollard’s home and
Taylor and were re
home later feeling
few months at
Ulens and
Miss Mae
W-
M. Wilson
Mrs. John .Sherritt of Gran-
Sunday evening.
R. Fettis, of Petenboro, vls-
T.
and
GREENWAY ft
The four schools in this commun
ity had a total of eighteen pupils
writing their entrance examinations
last week. We wish them all suc
cess.
•Mr. Byron Brown, of Toronto, P.
Scho.ol staff is home for the holidays.
We are pleased to report Mrs.
Woodlburn. has returned from the
hospital.
Mrs. Anson Matthews, of London,
visited her sister Mrs. W< T. Ulens
for a few days.
Mrs. George Chapman has return
ed after spending a
Peterboro.
' Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. A.
visited
ton on.
Mrs.
ited Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Webb over
the week-end.
Mr. Branton Goodhand, of Detroit,
has been holidaying with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Goodhand.
The dressing of calcium Chloride
that was put on Main St. and twenty;,
first avenue last week as well as a
short bit in the eastern suburbs was
very welcome to the housekeepers
in our fair city as the dust has been
a great nuisance. Dundas and Rich
mond streets being off the highway,
didn’t share the good fortune. Bet
ter luck next “year. Much credit is
due Mr. R. English who brought the
matter to the notice of the road
commissioner.
HARPLEY
We are pleased to note that Miss
R. Corbett
as teacher
other year.
Mr. and
ed friends
Mr, and
of Detroit,
latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
Hayter and over relatives
iMr. Byron Brown, of the
P, School teaching staff is
the holidays at homo.
Mrs. Wm. and Mrs. Col|n Love
visited friends in London last week.
The new barn of Mr. Hugh Love’s
adds,a touch of prosperity to the vi
cinity . ,
Miss. M. Hodgins, of Toronto, is
holidaying at the home of5 hoi’ broth*
er, Mr, Mansel Hod-gins,
0.
for
has been re-engaged
S. S. No. 10 for an*
Joseph Hickey visit-Mrs,
in Forest on Sunday.
Mrs. Le Grand Wright,-
Mich,, are visiting the
, William
here.
Toronto,
spending