HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-7-3, Page 5LOCAL TOPICS
Sdsrrde OW Seth Persmiwatt.
T•Yr tiodsrieb "old hops• Owed
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Medical oa be
week at Leedom Dr. R. 0.
Maellid, of C+Mm7. eras the retirees
residesthe. .seating
111114 p�t�wr& j»..1. Alex. Httoeii-
saad Moons& also contributed to
( t pogyaao with as address- Both
*see perinatal" -started out" tram
Gedevib ot them hes made
ace sad high 1. the medical prober
sloe..
Dare of Miss Hyde at Maranon.
t ertrude, the youngest desughtsx of
yrs fraitaheth and the fats Edward
Brew, pared slay at the family reel -
/weer lairs evening in her twenty -Ant
vest .be bad been in failing bealti
to We last two ppear's She was born
yd rowed in Haoiltor, and besides
bee mother leaves four aatd
brutber. "bey are Mis. Ai.. Stewart.
dtr+- Vi". Cowan. Mr. Asderwon.
Vets sod Harry. all °fee s city.-
Hamili.tn 'Xaior:
Edward Hyde tea stater of Mn. Peter
MacFarlahe, of town, both being
ry,ubters t4 the late James Watson,
Montreal street.
passenger Navigation Opens.
pa,rroger reamer Huron. of
ter �tar�:olr rat, called for the first
t nae riot .eaedtn at I i oder-ieh on Tues-
day «truing of this week. During the
remainder of the paaeeeser nevi's -
tioa eraser it is due to leave Godr-1
rich for Sault Ste. Mari. Mich..
sten- Tue.day at it p.m. On its newt n
aril' to Port Huron. Detroit, Toledo
and t'kveland. it will tear* Goderich
every }'Belay at midnight
The fw,.enge: steamer Pity of De-
trttjt 11.. td the D. A C'. Navigation'
Co- node atelier call this reason at
(ioderici ca Mot.day evening of this
week. Several huodted passengers
Poe Detroit and other points took
adorntaee cd tbe excurrioo os the
boat* initial trip up the lakes and it as
estimated. i h a: 450 pas ee gen landed
at Graiertirh. ,Thr etrursionitits rel urn
to Detroit at Saturday morning. At
the same time it i« expected t hat • large
sumlrt fro Goderich will enjoy sn
out:ag to Detroit on the bpectal ex-
cursion trip which the D. h C. Com-
pawy $ giving on its splendid boat.
The City of Detroit will unlike regular
calls here each week. going down the
l.te Saturday morning and returning
Monday eveorog.
Death of Mrs. John Lawson.
The naoc.uncetneat of the death of
film. John l:aw.on at the home of bet
sister. Mr* Pringle. in Denver. ('ol-
or•.dil.Ott Thundsy M last week. was
rec.ised in town with much surprise
arid regret After the death of her
eu-ha,d eight months ago at Sula-
m -Hand. 13 C.. Mrs. Lswpran ret.aroed
rh«t in t.rotes health. Her nervous
system w is badly affect ed and in t be
bops f faring benefitted abe was pito -
suade•d 1,, go to IIeaveron aO extended
v sit. she did std improve. however,
bat beagle worse until death ensued
as slew! snots... Mrs. Lawson was •
dsaglitter et Mr. sed Max H. Hogue,-
rir. Of Grey towsabip. Seven years
ate. she was Barbed to John Casson,
and n• practically all her wedded Lite
was .pent i0 Goderich abe was well
korai-a to a large number bare. The
body sac brought to Goderich oat
Monday evening and the fennel t.ok
place privately from the home of Capt.
Alex. Lawson on Tuetdaylftereoos to
CAN'T ne ret,e'ter y. Ree. Geo. E.
Ross. as.tsted by Rev. Jae tismittoe.
l•c.ndurten the service at the bowie and
Her. Mr Rows officiated at Use grave-
side. Tbe pallbearer were Chas.
Pringle, of Denver : W. F. Streeter, r•f
Brussel.. E. V. Uterine and Athol
b eguatt re.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
8:ristrar Coati garden ill once more
rale of We to auty spots of the town.
Hundreds of rose are in bloom.
The Woman's Gtrild of St- (:eoage's
ebtuyb iateerd bolding a garden pall 7
am/ tensor on the rector- Ktrwod« oe
the aftersoei sed evening of Thorn.
ty. Jelly fhb.
Fred RobeeYtsne. , of Ottawa. sou of
Mr. and Mrs. John A. R'.bert..no. of
tssh• has Passed his examination
gaalityibug Iran for a position is the
lr+adr wet1re• at the capital.
Thuels just rof t
eturned from thehis week Ed. est.
osdentrot an opeestioe at Al••xatv(,a
�+ttioil t., relieve a trouble in his 1 it
tun. It was found rtecreenry to ass-
putat.e the ane above the elbow. Bd'a
tear friends aT 0.thit, with him in,
bi- tua•icat One and hope tar a speedy
-mover y.
t CHURCH NOTES
11n a lnday evening Mia, Taylor. of
Cleveland. who ttcts.es.es a beautiful
Thal. °Ong a solo in North street
Mhh, list rbureh. Mies Taylor is
'l,itmt relatives at the Tido bone
n town.
Beier Fallow. who left tut. •eta
broadi*t� 11y visit to Rome. we
try y ear the dice sat
Lord •n is the nation MR traarltd.
fulh .rag, end euewen' t -weeded
adds ees to which we fewer Uses I.>wI
natter. w•y. a. t ached.
MTh.. nrelaa in \-irrotis at•ettle
tbrtd..t •-toneh Isla v.inday wase
ab r n.dur-i.vi by W. H. Johnston. of
•"-n Mr. Jobeetten Nowell -known
enc' " `r boll newton. and bee been for (i
e• • r ears the efadewt •errretary at 1
'be West Heron Teechrr.' 1w(re +
1104
Th. t • gulee seroma b l meet slog of the
q H Y. e. win he hold ca Friday.
Jane Zit& est 4 r. as . in place of Teen
4y. Jul 1r.. ♦ eseennsl iavitat,or le
enfiladed to all the ladies 0f the rose
meganiets he be pelmet t o beer ti e
r
or
snit feel at Toronto ferret lymalll� i
pert 4ot►day Iter W. It. $Mea:
wiseset
� mood- w h (bens Meese
ihterycs A 1 the ,Horn' HtM~ .
`PO' glia ..e.le• M 1
s'Peeb frees the swbjat+et. 'The
,Ue d ; liver and Hi. tllreveih-•
be ag service his besew u'
•" Y4od the Great Seater of New*
4w Pawns Anna
Minh Ilietheatiteitneabea d Mesal
will have their new palaces at Sett
8raday's seniles. Rev. W. Y. ��
late of Collin erocb arriwad i�
, tomo today and on tsueday will erae-
I duct his first services ea pastor a
Forth street Meals dna church, 1st,
Heger, who is at present visiting u
Cbitiao. will j.un ban later,
Bev. J. N. Ford and family have
arrived from Maine and on Sooday
Mr. Ford will creepy the pulpit to his
weir charge at Victoria atred. This
leering tet ex,ngrega•tirn of Victor&
Meat church is taodaring a reception
to the new pastor to the lecture room
at the church
Res. A. Brown Bids Fan a d'.
l Lot Sunday marked the close of the
=eel
of Rev. Alfred Brown in
oN +tb auYtc Methodist rhumb- He left
with his family on Wednesday of this
week for Ms new home at Kiagetos
and on Sunday next be will aseutss
his new duties as the eerier pastor ..t
Sydew►aai street Methodist rbur•dt1
is that city. His sermon in the eves-
ing was on "Tbe Church and Its Mire
witty." Before be began an interesting
treatment of this sur,jertt. Mr. Brown
spoke of bis intended euiy departure
from Goderich and expre..ed bis
regret that be waa severing his cam -
mortice with the coogretatiou tied
was leaving such a beautiful town as
(kderieb- As to why be bad decided
to wept the invitation to a new
charge s- this time he .aid he wait
trvirg to -follow the gleam." Rev.
Mr.••Brown had tare, pastor of North
stmt Methodist cauith- sicca. July. 11
1911.
On Sunday afternoon the
Bible .Maes of Not -.h street Me•tbodit
church pteeented Mr. Brown with a
handsome ufubrella as a parting token
of esteem and affection. Mr. Brown
has hero the teacher of t be (gars din-
ing
ut-
ing hi« pastoral term here and the
members hada farewell to him with
much regret.
The Point Farts.
The toll"ling are guest, at the Point
Farm :• Mr.. Stapleton, Miss Virginia
Stapleton, Mies Bresnahan, Miss 11.
Patterson, Miss J. Gourley. If E
(.overlay. hiss E. Hufton, Miss Wolf-
Deb/seer. MISS E. Wolfseblager, Mies.
M. Wnlfsthlagrr. all of Detroit : S..lti
Albright, Douglas 44, of Berlin:
!Mira Edna Erb. Yrs. A. Kimmel..
Elmira :Mr. and M•a. Blake Dineen.
Misses leabel acrd Sybil Duncan and
Rarer Edward Demean. of Brant-
ford' ; .Atex. Bishop, of Toronto.
The Aui.ur•n Tennis (Ruh eojoy.,d
an owing at the Point Farm nn
Dna.ininn Dsy.
Tbe Sunday 'schools oaf Nile and
Carlow bead their annual picnic heir 1
on Saturday. June ZKt.h.
N• tninr.uu• Lodge. A . F. k A. M..
Carlrrw. had their annual picnic at
Point Farm on Jnly lat. There was a
g.tr+d attendance of members and their '1
friends.
The n.an with toothache third.«
every ,.a• hatpin whore teeth are
sound. The p•+eerty-at rieken man
torte, the •antt mistake about tine
rich ran. -t, It. Shaw.
Cowards and weaklings rums the
world : tbe strong do not hlame U e
wnrid; it Ores therm all that they
desire--Lafeadio Hearn.
AUCTION SALES.
Tot au at, Jaly 1'. 'a1. of 141• sena of 4t.
at ten- Y• sal 9- lake Stints . adiasele. nrce-
srl✓ D.onea. >1•ePr1Rat. £Jolt Purrrle, sac -
BORN.
St Tttgnt.4Ko•_ - At anaerite. on Tneraar
Jai; let. to ]Il.. ad ass Amino Sutler -
bad sea .
Pr.••+•.lee.t is the sow -xmsurrrtr-
tiries that plat. into the vital- of pr. .
gree& It /i.r'a tar •. ambit ion ar,1
esekva d,nnes .f pearl. who would
and could •`.casks gcwd
Tear. ago folks fail • oonipet i t ion
is the lire of t rate.' iriddlestieis
1de: s are the life of trade. Gond
idea-, w eilI carried out. are the heck -
bone of all msec emeft.1 businesses.
Tbe l onier4.ive that pull: tbe
"Penn yivan'a lines -OW from New
York t ('bilis in 1M honors ohcx
hued sr a big idea in the brain of
Styrene. .e..
Rr`e n .re start ed is the jewel ler y
kaeimeer we had a little nxmey and
a big idea. Tb• idea wa.a to irnpreea
os you that w. are telling the very
be in jewet let y •t reaaooa.t,le
plies«.
And Judging from the splendid
growth (PI the Iwaiocse you have
tried it out sed found it true.
Still
there are a few tempt --a
1...r -.allow use- folk,. To three we
ray one loth. Visit. one 'wall pear-
relope, wet) a 0(10014 you that we
bare the best goods at the tight
prima. Try . t and pa o re it.
Perb+p.• y, -,u
e+ thinking ,.1
making a gift..
If x•. here's 2, -our
shone- to rave
tw,0e y. Gettig•
jewellery, rut -
gime,. "'anises
and ooyelties,
eilrerwate - an
army of bar-
trsin, are
rasped an 001
of etre. Ku top. *
von come in and
look thews or.r
t .day -while
the beat ase «tall
'on deck." \'ave
will be glad you
ame
00LO rttteD
pew set• es.oc
J. S. Davey
Seeing Agent 1(.•
Smith Bred A'at.cbw,
Goderieta Oatarto
summons
131GNAL CODERICH : oN'rARin
The (ioldsrick Weems teats played
at Riocaed.se today and toot w
males of the K hcstn.ane brays. by •
aeon otStoL
Jet n will play is G+detic\ as
Iiiia tot *wise echedtile lam beer ad -
Oats 1 by tbsChurch Kaseb,ll Lewea-
'Tin goner will (.r played et ,ureic-.ul-
1 turas Pari
JY.__ 4- Keefe vs. Mettiodist
-!!f. Penn • vs.. he. George's
" iI-Knox v.. fit_ Peter's
" 1.6-Matiodist vs. 8t. (ieoers'a
1.8-L (ieoeee's vs. Knox
r.S--Methodist s•a. Sit. Petri
" -St. Genrge'a vs. 8t. Peter's
" Y' --Methodist vs. Knox
.♦ag. 1-K.oz es- hit. Peter's
8 -Methodist vs. St_ George's
" $--Knot ea. St George's
•• lel- -tit Petr. ► F. Methodist
Tournament Neon Week
Programs for the lawc bowling rnur-
mment. 11, be held ,n the West
street green next wreck, bare been
WeN, and the response» indicate that
s
beige number of outside clubs will tee
represented. Very handsome and ex-
pensive urines have been secured, and
the tournament committer is sparing
so puns to male the event the la'Yt
i
?fYa.DA v. JCtT 3. iota fi
' attseneseteal Le the hiwt-y of th. foal
I den The teltryenttlliw awbassibeaoe
on Tetreday, aryl! rapt S pl. .a
calliaMERVATIVIIII NEST.
(Pade�) ant Hama (Pe.00rin-
tie Zest Buten
• crit 000asrvwive wet
hexad at W rsg►am op 8atonday after
noose James Suww& M- P-. Sad s.
H. lltstgrove. Y. P. P.. 4dr..red tier
seeming. Meet. of alas A rwociatiot..
were elected r follows : Feat Hwoe -
1 President, P. W Soon. Belerave :first
vice-persidenL. M. H. llioute, Bruseeta:
er .n 4 vice-president, Dr. Arrstraag-
tioetse : Chard va••r-prer►ident. Rube
liserr eve, Ell reverie : es et ary. Dedfe y
slaws, Windham : treasures. Moto..
Stuart, Bluevelr. Mr. Holmes tames
the place of C. G. Vaartooe., wto
nimbuses from Wiegibau shortly.
IYc.cth Hit on-Pewsidewt. Dr. Re -
mend ; vim -president. J:,hn Dane :
tarrood vice-preird.,at, Dr. Ar neteong :
ma ert.art . J. W. McKiblem ; it easoter .
David Bell. Forgoer Vice President
Frank Metcalf, of Blyt{t. also [eaves
the riding Flintily to go permanently
to Medicine fiat.
There is nothing trivial if you low
the txern..0 to whom it bappe r -Mr.
E. F. Benson.
I • ohne to admit that there is rev
stimulus in povert s or soy inepiraiaon
in squalor. --Lord Cut•ros.
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