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Two a Goderide tamest but
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shortly. 'The Dennisteei of
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at an approximate pies of $1,006 and
for este at the Mastiale Temple at a
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Coloful Scene at
va:tanto.v. 11. G. coo. of Wyenting. i
r.rwr. e'torirtitex. idag ruibr; Ames -1 Gradation
911* *Wad" neat d1141- Pine Program -Heard by Largo
day sdpool at W gemffit's eirtireb will
Attdionos--Hotrital to Be
be bead the suratag. Tie =Ma
wheel meets at 8.111i•am sbarp and the
Mind* *hoot st 10 a m
Next Sunday evening L. O. NO.
182 and Prtrcess Mary 1. k44
.443,
witi hold their ' annual
church pomade and stetted divine wor-
ship at St Georse's (*Men. A special
derVice bag heel) arranged for The
rector, Rey. J. N. H Mills, wilt preach
the sermon
The serviees at the Baptist church
twit Sunday *111he etioducted by the
raillarged
Every avalffible Mat was dile. -Ind
standing roma Was at a prolamin' 'a
MacKay Hall Friday pereedieln210 libe
aamial graduation exerting dr- Mel-
andra Marine and Getitral Hospital
The young ledies in the 1931 qaduat.
big clam, who were literally shoWered
with Bowery and gine near the dome
pester. Bova. theW. pTeop. Illeunatebokwaido ;11; t: tch:ivipeedlreir71;61::::‘,„wr7a it
ale it sermon subjecte-t-ITILAL niaution, pun„,„mt i *T-4-totititertiTe
The Stewart West
"will he F..iiiia Miner, '
et • •-e
ebt of kitheurlioR mit!: supperhorage.
*cent witb clusters of • . e Prett7
every
...4..„.
reed at the morning ler 'e. Bible The star prom. ented .
,I et 10 em.
Among the flower* in North tartlet bnd_ mu, how -.sat clam
tinted 4.4irch on Sunday was a bate superiaten
eadt, tail
Aa
,1• Miss
ket of exquieite rows placed there in
to Me ebalnuessb rigid.
and nurees-la-triddid, bedi , t al
memory of the late William Campbell. eifitecom, *wilwww;•,.
me pastor, Rev. C. F. Clarke, In men-
•, a
it se
tipniug the rem, mbrance stated that. tired in tbe Immaculate regulation %mi -
while Mr. Campbell was a regular et•
tendant upon church services as long Atihouis
h the evening was wane.
as be was physically able to be present particularly so Meteors. Use large magi -
and even when in tailing health, be
ence greatly enjoyed the program pre-
always made a specialeffort to bin muted. It was of a very high order.
Vocal solos were given by Miss Anne
Wurtele, Mr. Charles Kinking and Mx
ee
Robert Cate and a cornet eolo by Mr.
Rupert Henry. Encores were delegbded-•
front each artist and the 'sewn*); of
Mr. Cott were vociferously received. It
was -the dist occasion on 'Stitch be had
sung in his home town she* Ms return
from fin.. ,4=11410k11 low
8141:
cult, at the Loridos night race,' da, Mr. Geor •11171111arna,•elos- resident
urdy. flay the Tramp had te equal the of ttie hospital board and man id
fasteet tior-.'e on the Canadian clr- wuriiele w till% mita. ,
Lunduu track recent 2.071a, to turn the Ammo,. „ouiroittee•
-trudieweemi.-42sks-secox6 wita tattog -the irrieduarks.
The tide mare got awe! to a illtion DI tbe lustitut
stated. wile the hest in all
mad, built in 1927 by Grattan Bare. into '4 brief review of t
.k.ta to Um splendid
ir start In)the firat hese 61,1.1,,eg
. rommeneft Julr Net; Increased poet- Guy Ili. Thule under the *tire to Ike gaomich, gapteurd and •
1`11KW 1408TAGB RATES, RTC oeventli In air last two she chimes!
4.41fire'nelv in effect. - letters tett vs-otel both time& In frout of nowt attimigruik the W .
.-• 611Vesen tie .plaiss in alanada. tbe classy bold, 'In wide', tlek_gtacio ante: nett and the Alnueek a
.4. , that of the general
.
ball Inalintre, • , Ube tiatted Mid ILO, alt'e was a -starnet. lie tlikeh- chapter, of the 4 ,.
Idellettha Un- Mira Traloer, the ••-•. •-•
ces 11 Nerth Ing fourtb.
to tit,
• fre I:03'C
••" Hoe 10 ;mit sesitami
daY' of ' mingerue
.)...;' - .
onterere
Ante -,• etre Hive emus e inn eat • On Snap/or-an. „o„ donnuout ,
io }is s• , .-..” • .,.-
'Inure sr fre•-ti
. ,••/_ and ewe
, to red 11" t• i:.'- -- I , .
' em• 7:sser• - --
''' the lt ,
.•
aps, " delivery tbe . ,, m...cusatien ,,f i
Or each midi- • ''.
Abet t
4- theee
De*
was LAWN BOTILIN NOTES
week. At the local preens rai Monday +seesa
w, is lug thirty-two players aititleipitt•ill
a
'rather the tournament of Scotch donmes.
The prise -winners: Plret, .1... B. Swat -
dell avid George Mninby; 2nd, F. 3.
Prielham and Janina iligeTicar.
A rink K4 °Wetter lady bowierd
took part in it teniniament at WI
ham last Friday and were aucceesini
whining the first prima. The 1
rink was composed of Mre. W Glazier,
W. Litt. Mrs. K. Nattel and Mrs.
T. Glazier laklp T. The prizes were
silver waterjuge.
re of
s. .
9f St.
of
rtson,
bre et her,
rne, 15
• DT.)
Sea -
Bente
Itif Die
ttse
milk..
have
where
ltb their
ter,
ye this
, a mad-
Xor-
Dears:*
arnock.
Oommerciiii vehicles -Barker Bros.
apilikeles Safaris
Ater me 'Tile 'tandem) en-
gaged in a program of worts, the prfse-
vinuere being _as rollover: -
1101[14---"---•--
.11 yard race, under infelifli:--
lohnidonjack Rutledgl, Billy Woods,
Dunes KUM. .
dil-yard race, under $ilil Bloomfield. !tabby Reid, Frank
Tomei, llareld Preus••. elanley Sprotil.
U0-yarti rare, under 10 years -Jack
Richard Jeffrey, Neil pion
75 -yard nice. under 12 yesirs-Ben
Protege Donald Wiggins. Billy West-
brook
300 yard flier. under 1:i years -Clif-
ford Cranford. Jobn Pronee, P.en
Prolate.
Rack race, ender 0 years -Billy
Thornelort Bentsen Baer, Brunt Simon -
field•
Keck order 15 years -Bruce
einewelield, Beg Preto& .14fulaj.. Bloom -
Bed •
Atitoidelle tire race, under a years
-Leeward Bloomfield. Raymond Snell,
Stilly Thorneloe
Offilerieb wab
( nly when _Ohe
trees were recorded. eit. 'Throe
lopt-�S London gr VI
'Masa •;••••:- v-S•M deltueffiT 4
respectively.
Beuelitetna. lg. and, litutionian. Sod:
mare the winner* the hammee-
*rowing. .•
Kerning es the Square
The evening program was carried
out on the Square, where •. great
crowd gathered to witness the chil-
dren's deem carnival. Thia was a vine
colorful affair. with meows of boyo
and girls In all 'dads of contueoes-
so many, in fact. that In Nome of the
classes it eyes difficidt to give all of
them a gooff chance to show themselves
On the platform Mr. Harry Mc-
Clean, was master of ceremonies, and
with the and/dance of C•ouncillor
Humber and other* the program was
carried through in good order. The
spectatore were the judges, the primes
being awarded on the basis of the ap-
plause given by the crowd to the via-
Thia method of judg-
trillnngletnekil as leterne TM*
but it undoubtedly stimulates
among the spectators. The
candrt, 1044.4adeed an immense) sue -
L meich. official deserver.
wilffibas follows:
High Low
Wednenday, laze 24 -.in-- • 50
Thursday. June 2( .,.... /05 60
Friday, June 26 75 58
Saturday, Sane 27
Sanday. Vine 28
Monday, June. 28
Ttieeday, June 30
Wednesday, July 1
75 :190
, 74 63
86 681
90 72 '
90% 72
ET. PETER% EICHoOL ExAms.
Primary to Jr. I. -Loretta Durochet,
Donald Hildebrand, Victorine Hilde-
brand, Margaret Smith. Biisabeth
O'Reilly.
Jr. 1. to Sr. 1.-Itert Baechler, Mary
Iloggarth, Elaine Johnson, Mary Ahl,
Marjorie Buechler, Itlts Coeitello,
Betty Morrison, Jame' Baker, ltarr
Kennedy, Welter Costello, Payllis Jet-
Patriela Wei*, hila --A
Sr. I. to Jr. Duroeher.
Evelyn O'Brien, Minnie Antonio, Mur -
0•1 Benin). Tiary McAstocker, Gertrude
Rabbit race, under 10 years--Itich- es and should be a festure of Antonio, Teddy MeArdocket. Benson
and Jeffrey. Merlei Bloomfield, Hay. Mannino Day celebrations in future. Whitely, Patrick Kennedy, Men
riee
During the evening the WIrigham O'Reilly -free), ----- -
mond Costello
TEACHER ArPODiTED
At a meeting of the Gaderich Col.
le•giate hietitute board bele this week
several matter). 44 imporunice were
dealt wRh. Miss Finnees F. D
iug staff to All the vacancy created
hy the resignation of Miss Jeaa Cowan.
Mene Dale 1••• a graduate of the Univer-
aft, d Tor.n.to and beskiimAhit lower
wheel work she will have charge of
tbe pririmephysteal culture. The board
awarded tbe contract for a nese fire
escape to be erected nu the east eine
of the building to Denieteel Ltd. of
Lutuion.- It waii iffienled, LAYJI.UM.
Interior of tbe Collegiate redeeorated
earthg reboot liellegest.
r
his pew on the Sunday preceding bit
irthday If be had lived until July
lit' Mr. Cninpbell would have been
ninety-oevee years of age.
RAMONA GRATTAN BEATEN
Ramose Grattan, Dr. Whiteli'r fen
mare, driven by "014" UK was forced
to bow to Gov the Tramp, one ret the
_ smile« to
did" la -a. noted-
isebedase for tens amouct4
"14444302=4 "emeirffire-tbior owes,
Mamas deal red.
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EMI/MILL PARIN-riEEE6::-
ilon I
11
eMiterk-telati
"versa Weeks,
to vend's f.
Mrs E. X. 11
.1. Weston
turned to Det
weeks at the
John Weston.
Mimi Rom
erIch public 1
for Montreal,
summer course of
GUI Polversitz 11
Miss 'Lena Slur
for Detroit after
brother, the late .1
last !Mown. Much
Mien Murray in le
Wa_ars_,-iinree
Rabbit rat,. „d„. 13 beam; band played In the bandstand Sr.„IL to Jr. -Thomas Hogan,
and gave a program wbich wan heard !Miry Baker, Raymond Costello, Con -
Brindley. Robert Squire. Arthin Brad -
with pleasure and approval. Dominion! nit' Buechler, William lloggarth. Elaine
ley. •
Three-legged' race, noller 14 years--
PallIP Carter and Billy Carter, Rae.
old W114011 and Jack Barton. Ben
['rouse and Charles Powell.
P1141104)6 race, under twelve yearn
-1st Chaa. Wigle and Raymond 00e -
Mlle.
GIRLS
Under six yeare, 40 yarde-let Mary
Leitci, 2nd Georgina Lily Bell, 3M
Eteleu Jean Graham, 4th June Bloom -
Under eight years, 50 yards--lst
Evelyn Prime, 2nd Alva Seen, .(r4
Betty Harris, 4th Paultne Johnston,
5th Mildred Leitch.
Under ten year& 00 yarde-Irt Bet-
ty Feldman, 2nd Phyllis Jewell, 3M
Georgina Broderick.
Under twelve yeare,-1111411,166-:-Mar-
pret Knox, 2nd Margaret James, Brd
Janet Taylor.
Under fifteen years, 100 yards -let
Theda Lumby, 2nd Margaret Knox,
ard Esther Leaand Leah Grtff, a tie.
Handkerchief race, under eight years
-14 lideienne Johnston, 2nd Alva
Rise% 3rd Rita Costello.'
Handkerebief race, under fourteen
years 1st Bather Lee, 2nd Reberta
Jobnaton, fId Lucy Harrleon.
Node and toe thee, under thirteen
prare-lst Margaret Knox, 2nd Mad
Mine itlishop, Fird Frances Elliott.
Nome and toe race, under nine years
-let Pauline Johnston, 2nd Ruby Wil
lis, Ord Mary lloggarth.
Lock -tight race, under nine psi.'
1* Paella. Johnstos and ledrienne
Ind Ruby mins and Rita
-tight race, Under twelve yeses
=
Gralnick and Leah Miff,
Ceratetio and Margaret
CC DJC'31 Manlier
sow.
.-•••ffilb ME- %ass, aligr Mir=
Omallo, -=, Den.
Venal
- lateatea bail. mutat
As IOW Nature st tilis raterralast
Day in Goderich, would not be com-
plete without an evening band con-
cert on the Square, and tbe Winghaea
band filled the hill very nicely.
The prises in the dream carnival
were awarded as follows:
Mini Canada -let Mime Chaperien,
2nd Mies McCreath, 3rd Mime M.
inn ughan.
Advertising-lat Hope Kutch and
Elva Snell, representing The Signal
2nd Billy Joe Johnston, representing ,,
Itimpers Ice.Cream ; 3rd Dorothy Muir, •
nipteeenting The Goderich Star. MASONS AT KNOX CHURCH
Hieterielii-let Ernie Wisher, _ 2nd . Maitland Lodge. Ne .33,. W.&
Miss Beth Canty/ell, 3M Miss Griff. A. M., held lb+ annual church parade
Girlsfancy, twelve-yirare and under nn Sunday evening, when upwards of
--1st Miae 'Johnston, 2nd Thereto
Basehlee and Margaret Eastman, 3rd
Margaret Lanaway.
Girls' fancy, Mx years *nil ender -
Little Mary °tallow.
Boyx' fancy, Mx years and under-
Douglaa McDonald.
Girls' fancy, eighteen yearn and
under-- let Evelyn Long and Alma
Howell, 2nd Barbara Lowry, ard Diana
Cameron
Girlie comb', twelve years and under
--1st Father bee and Thelma Bell, 2nd
Pbyllis Kyle and Rutb Rheppard, iird
Helen Lowry.
Girls fancy, twelve years and under
-1st Mina Taylor, 2nd Margaret Mor-
gan, 3M Rita Berbotir.
Boys' emote, ten psis Mt ttather--
let Johnny Feat 2nd Dolan Muir, 3rd
Neil Thompson.
Boys' fancy, any age -1st Bud
Worthy. 2nd Tom Hogan, lird Bert
Worseti.
!Wye' comic, 12 mini and under -
i.1 Bud Mathiemo. 3rd Chariton Mai*.
Ray( fancy, any age 1st Ted Jea-
nne lind George Brown, Ird Emmett
-
Ai
vere-wissessie.....i•zos.,
OW <nude, .gr- MIs. A.
Tian* 0.14. emit*. iitd TRIfiffter
nate
Whitely, Mgrle Turner, Christine Mor-
rison, Patricia Baechler, Julia Sher. -
pard, Dorothy Burke. Mary McLean,
Jr. Ill. -to Sr. III. -Elaine Mero,
Margaret Webb, Clarence ,Gerothette
( ree.). Maxine Clairmont ( ).
At. 111. to Jr. Pre -IV Murdock,
William Hockey, Mk•hael Costello, Joe-
eph Berke, Billie Burke,
Jr. 1,V. to Sr. IV. -Mary 'Stapleton,
Verna Plante. Joseph O'Brien, Edwin
Dna
one hundred metobere of the order, to -
eluding a number of vielting brethren,
marched to Knox church for divine
worldlier. Rev. 11. Oman, ref-Clte Dr.- Menelni, f-•
ton, (erupted the pulpit in the absence of Gaderieh Ado inseitate, was
of regular minieter, and In his open449 town for • few tips this week call-
ing remarks extended a bratty we'. Ing -1114 friend-. Allie has resigned
come On behalf of the (*hutch officiate itia pomition at 11.1 e and goes to
and eengregation to the Masonic
brethren.
Rev. Mr. Dongan preached an ap-
propriate sermon, taking se his sermon
anbject "Foursquare Memory " He
took for bit text the words of Revels -
none 21 :16 -"And the city lleth four-
square, and the length is as latiet as the
breadth ; and he measured the city
with the reed, twelve thonaend
longs. The length and the Nemeth
the height of it are equal." The
er *poke semintely of the Mrs- fear
walls, wlirth be described 11 110 iwa4
of equality, the wall of pope, the Wall
of faith, and the wail a oarity. Lai-
Maia were drawn from *aft oat, aid
•ennalaids waa lski upon the dames
.tibusillding principle* of igasnare.
Ity among nsankind, hope, fa/01
, o.44 ttak.s.mkor• "aft WWI
• m beadles
ftst whiek neut.** 66
Jane- , ring the
it wee -et- bet navy, CA italTINIelli mai a
younsplaws tirat Itead off home, in dm wee rendesed by the
fflowter oe page A) Rothweii wen at the *tam L.«
severe hegrt trop
breakdown Yrs
friends hope for a
Mina Doris Wool
Itebool .tat"
(laying at the boi
Mr.and Mrs F
today 1111 a visit
and Ottawa.
Mr. John Galt,
Bunk Of Montreal
Galt and family
weeks' holidays le
Mr. Claire pammie
Galt, Nelson *vet
Mr and Mtn. .1.
now, were in `town
Ref.- C. F. (Marl)
at North street n
in town they wen -
and Mew: 4obert
Mr. 4" . Deana
uner. was an into
the proeeedings
Dominion Day. II
his old frlende In
.ton end" was acre
H. Mortimer nem a
••1,' reneguing
for: Ottawa
.0. 'rile,' Mrs.
eon,. Mere res
pus -Aft two
Mr wee. Mrs.
arias) of God:
vex tomorrow
will take the
ke at theMe-
school.
leavee Saturday
ttending to her
. Murray. In his
%apathy goes to
retirement.
ht al,.,
-and a Wen&
tublay:a amity
y recovery.
be. of the Lean
hem 'Men
•••,••-•oer- met.
in the i-tintry. Dr. Whitely i,- looking ;find that an indebledliew. would have
and to) Ramona, evytie vat up n game th,it there were no no
' 4. "20b4d1/41W.,..
tight Dee of the fest•••0 funds Con hand to pay for the -new wing '
for even better things from Iti•nietia is- ile•tortii. flowery', he felt as-
rfgrafe/Mabia-ul Uudetleh and
y -would rim to the oicasien-and--
that .11..moskil net le- -14.ieg before lb.'
arms agatittmireewiloof
tt*tthe' BM graduating class, referred to
graduation day as one' of _Ulf mr
important mtleatones-th nurse'. e. -
It marked the culmination of a period
not only of hard work au study bet
of fear and anxieffe that turned an-
ticipation Into realization. Dr. Gailaer
the relationship of the. otedical .
fraternity with the nurses had bees
tbe most pleasant. The graduates', be
mid, had exhibited all the high gad -
Klee the nuraing.,profession called ft*, • - •
and now that they were going out ala
the hichmeys ind hynaws of life it be-
hooved them to unhold at all time" the
traditions of tie -it profeesion. The
patient, he, said, was their !lest eon
-
sideration. the phyeleian was the
nurse's friend. and it was then. duty
to carry out the dirtdateri..fitdele-ilid
to share his responsibilities.
Presentations '66 Graeuates-
' -111c--Finreites Nightingale. piens*
was given to the graduates by Dr_ J.
Whitely., Jung_ C. C. Lite and Mr. S.
Croft, preolident of the Board of
Trade, attended mingratulatione. The
We inifret very_ Much that Yeter-stai e preeentistion of diplomas was made by
ban been so short, but it has been long Mime Met 'orkindale. the seperintes
enough to create frieudahip with um
friendship that cannot be- eas-
ily broken. For two short years you
Hee ithared. our joys and sorrows.
Ton, Mrs. Butt, have always been
reedy tit do anything that would prove
helpful b., .tor in rmr Mieeloti-
ary Society; and so 'often came to
worship with tin In our fiertlee, and we
do not want you to. forget us when
ydu go to your new home. ,
You, Mr. Britt, have always been
ready to lend a hand to anyone who
needed it. Your sermuns have always preeentation on. behalf of Ahmeek 4'
most willing to help the choir at Arty bws_ .01 .111eple C
ha
p
t
e
r
.
The
41411"•••'"a•eah'e ftemptis--esee-alier-tedittr-i'entierres
live little flower girlie whet carried
flowerr+ and other gifts to the grad-
uate nurses were Itathleen Mae•i:wen,
Lucille Patfereon. Petterson.
Eleanor Whitely and-na.rbere Holmes.
. On the platform were Mayor 141e,
G. L. Parsone. prtentlent of the hos-
pital limped, Geo. Arch-
deacon Ideft-Itgletnan, Rev. J. N. A.
Mills, Rey. W. 1'. Bunt, Rey. K
Ford, Rev. C. tF. Clarke, Dr. A. T.
Bunter, Dr. W. I". rialtos, Dr.- a Tay-
lor and ler. W. W. Martin. It was ao-
nomurd that Wm McArthur, former
supetintendent, well in Mr' autitraten. -
and she waa given a welcome. The
opening prayer was given by Re,. C.
F. Clarke and the hencsliction pre
.nouneed. by Rey. W T. Bent
Later in the evening the nurses and
their friends were entertained at
lunch and • dance in the Maremie Hall
A telegram of congretulations to Ole
graduating 'clam and of regret at tIMOI
inability to he present at the
(ion was read from Mr. and Mr1r.rtlit
nrealditt of the Ontario Utdeell
Rhynan, of Burlington. Mrs. la
pital Aids Aselociatlos.
hewed
Members of the Ontario Motor
Lewe, good -will tour, composed et
touffng bureau representatives from
many parts of Canada and the United
State«, arrived in Ooderieh last Fri-
day morning and made ten-minute
stop at the 'British Exchange hotel.
The party travetledln a chartered hue
and two private cars and was exeorted
by a traffic officer on a inotoreycle.
They came from Owen Sound, arriving,
here alight I y behind iehedull• No
word of their waning had been
received by the civic. authoritiee o
Board of Trade offieere, so there
cif Trade authorittea, lei that there
wae no welcoming party to greet
thetn here., The party must have been
pretty well "fed up" on official wee
setinear,esemesee,--Toe • 4hos,
banqueted at some thirty-two towns
and entre and In twenty-tonr o1. thefts.
tbey-were told Hurt the- place -was the
"moat beautiful In Ontario." In the
other eightegaimaL the civic hoimitele
were not_quite motion. Their tmene,
of her parenbi,
',A,.tf' the "moat beentiful in Canada.
illeombe, !navels
indoor. Montreal I - '
HOGAN-WADEL
Manager of the ' A pretty June wedding waa Nolen'.
Ilingwood, Mn. nixed at Reeved Hemet chureh, Tees -
emending three water, on Wednesday morning. June
the muerte of 24th, et (i tielock, when Ellmbeth
a tut Mee. John Jeanette, eldest, daughter of Mr. and
- ' Mrs. John T. Wade' Of Kttilona, was
Joynt, of Luck- united in marrIsice to lowpit Hogan,
ndsy to hear eon of Mr. and -Mrs. Philip Hogan of'
vowel' merman
, Kingahrldge. Rev. Father Fon per-
IThure2' geb, .."1:, formed the •eereinony. The bride en-
c. 411"411°` gar' tered the church with her father aid
pheti., . .
_ . the bridal pertly took 'their places be.
Mayor of Mien- fore the altar, which Wars decorated
sPeethi" With nitauttrut mu
the morning 01 wide toeiced-to.pty in an aneeinbit••
IMP up to see
fiell Mid Clin- pink georgette with yoke of white
an. 0 W. sad lbs. Butt Honor -
ea by Godarfliiltownship
Congregation
Ow Tuesday evening eeventy mein -
'writ of .1Inion church, GoderIch • town.
ftlet at 110 home of Mr. and.Mrs.
Robert Davidson to say farewe•li to
Rev. 9. W. Butt and Mrs. Heft prior
to their departure to their new lease
at Gorrie. The evening wasaTf oIn
!
a social way on the veranda and lawn,
e • e, • . feelewit Mr. asect Alsa.
we presented with a lianirinffillrlirgt.
not wall clock with citimee. Mr.
thivideon made the preeentation. sidle
Mee Harwood read the following -ad -
drew :
Deur Mr and Mrs. Butt. -We
met beets -tonight to bid you farewell.
led by hi. son. lane She wore a White mohair
titre hat and white slippers. Het
v or the - ate& Templet -Wats ef metes. ferns end -baby'
tears tied with white satin ribbon.
The hrideemalel wits Mine Marie Ho-
gan, Meter of the groom tithe looked
Charming In her yellow georeette en-
k4t-r teoot tbeaagtattirit,co
ii,tis ati a mein- etemble with yellow lace hat and black
tw
atitute there. Ileglabe in- math' slippers Her flowers were white
irtit and ferfdi Edward Wadel, broth-
MIsiii nneelleek\4„laataHcl the Klett et of the bride, wart eroomamon• The
01Amaooiire,
a, arrived ankh their with Mrs. Goetz at the
Friday evening to
part of the organ was in eatendance. After the
Wedding the toilet ptrty motored to
the home of the bride', parents, con,
'onswion 4, Kinloss, where a anmptuoull
breakfast wan nerved. The
Ranula 'winded 'immediate relatives of
the Pride and groom and Rev. ter
Koh. The home was beautifully de
-
vomited. the cline scheme being pink,
bine and white. The bridegromn'a gift
to Hie bridesmaid was a gold pin and
to MA groomsman in Initialed pen
eft. 14 the evening a em•eption was
held, (insets were pretest from Flinn
leafy- 116,-itimpapthisik Har...ft„
lefifewtte bS4 Orakarielt. Lor trarat-
te trier et *pressed
Mt% .Oot coat
te- end Kn. Maga n
eacatios with be,
Abe will return te,
summer waded at
*Pend the edmairellinnt Inly and Avi-
ation with Offiattile tEept. protium. 01
Quebec.
lar. and Mn. ¥I 4. Ilohnea and
Veal in town.
Mourne for the
and will then
daughter liadatena
are the guest of
itr 3. 0. Itaimarde
Holmes re,- teak
rkekt "Sialtalytin
-naturday lagt and
day ttedlidi
fat Mtn .115111
Pig*"
lieffir OM:
Vie weeffireir
tele up
Detroit,
• Mr
bather
on fish
Dineen
here Mar
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dent. end nine,' the vitae* pine by lira
Horton nod Mts. A. Reid on behalf
of the board: fir We*. Martin, prod -
dent ef the Medical Ammciation, pea.
molted melt of Ow gradualten with a
hypodermic wt. l'resentations 'ere
Made on lx•haff of the Nitre. Ahab -Mae
bY Mime Ctifetnlyere, for 14-toth•rieli lion -
14111 auxiliary by Mre. 1" 'W.'Carrle
and Mit. A. D. McLean, and or °oder-
fele township coritillitry by Mrs., r. Rt
tirrives. The tialttord ant Mary aloe.*
sent gifts Mrs. E. D. Brown made e t
dr
time, and have taken a deep interest
In the Young People's Society. Your
ready wit and humor have always
made you. welcome among Ink
WI' griere-tir Imre yon leave ,us, but
we know you will not he far away and
alneorely trust that 7011 will come hack
and visit with mi.
We want you to know that we s9,
predate all you have done for us, and
we want you to- aecept this clock to
remind 'You every minute of the day
of the frienda you left behind you at
Union.
Its ymi take ep your abode in Gorrie,
let this le our parting trimmer*:
God moves in a mysterioun way
1115 wonders to perform,
He plants His footsteps in the nen.
And ride', upon the atorm.
real& se 1118.g.itt
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Ye fearful soul, fresh courage take,
The clouds ye so mneh dread
Are hig with mercy and Phan break
In Meowing', on your head
ills purposes will riper* fast.
Unfolding every hour:
The hod may have a bitter taste,
nut sweet will he the flower.
• Maid eirloptoint atinialor. -ars. M. 4--tibilraik...
non: ilirdatt-Intrastrier, iguretary- /elm from New y
.
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Ynerte Toalliseyve ' • 4ayeiii4e: -firtintkt, bOielli,
LItioatalt t. -kap rusgialliev ita mu-) •ear isal-,-
ara, ,1,., .,
'trine, Mr, mai sad. a very MAUNA wilaidip 1,06iii-ii;e-iii,
nide _ for Ms *meta or rally
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