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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-8-13, Page 5THE EXETER ,TIMES -ADVOCATE THURSDA AUGUST Stith, 2sHoffimiullowitmimumillinullowasuffiumuioumullinuonominuou,llum.vonaliwoommommosouluorn N e ws F rom Hens ggljool Tommerrg CLINTON, ONTARIO, --e WILL RE-OP]IN ON — • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 st 1925 and give you another opportunity • of starting on the road to COM- MERCIAL SUCCESS. • SEIZE this OPPORTUNITY and registee now at the SCHOOL •with the well QUALIFIED TEACHING gtaff. • Our PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING will fit you for the HIGHEST paid positionin the BUSINESS WORLD, where work is always REWARDED in proportion to the SERVICE rendered. — COURSES -- • STEINQGRAPPCEO, COMMERICAL, SECRETARIAL, Teachers, Civil Service and Special Courses Special Classes for Hensall and/ Exeter Students 4 Weeks Additional Time Given to Students on an • 8 months' Course,- oe Spider lionnuteoluI Joel AL A. STONE Principal, Phone 198 Com. Specialist, Vice Principal MISS 13. F. WARD, B.A. AUCTION SAI.aE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND • leURNI'TURE , The undersigned has received strtfctions to sell by Public Auction, — on ---• Soldan's "Willole Hall" Farm One 'Half ,Mile North of Hensall __ on __ - TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925 at 1 o'clock p.m. the. following 3-pieqe livingroom suite, uphol- stering real leather; 9 -piece dining - room suite, fumed oak; living room table; tapestry upholstered chair, brass umbrella • stand, smoker's stand, bedstead a fumed oak, coil springs, felt mattress; dresser, chif- fonier, stand and bedroom reciter all of fumed oak; toilet set; Wilton rug 9x12ft., Raymond sewing machine, cook 'stove, washing machine and wringer, crock clash churn, number of fruit jems, ice cream freezer. 1 driving mare, buggy, set of driving harness, Jersey Cow, •age 5 years; 17 1 -year-old hens; 25 pure Minorca early ,chickens, wheelbarrow, walk- ing plow together with numerous ether articles. • TERMS—CASH Wm. McLaughlin •Oscar Elopp • Proprietor Auctioneer Hensall Tile, Brick and Block Yard A FRESH CAR OF CEMENT JUST • ARRIVED 'THIS WEEK ALSO A CAR OF -.-GYP-ROC bas arrived and we have it in all lengths .6, 7, 8, 0, 10 ft. = • =M.= lEleat= Phone 7 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. Phone 56 Residence 114 •• HENSALL, ONT a AUCTIONEER OSO.AR ICLOPP Honor Graduate Carey or An - tion School, Special course nken in Regietered Live Stock (all ',..13reeds,) Merchandise, • Real Este .e, Farm Bales, etc. Rates in ke ming with prevailing prices. Sat, 'faction as- anred, write Oscar Klo.p, Zurich, or Wire 18-93s Zerich, WHITE PINE 1x6, v matched dressed on both 'Odes at 50 _PER M. This IS THE TRUE TO • STOCH pi WITH Goop COAL wictLx • yor CAN GET IT AT A LOW PRICE • • di BP A. J. CLATWORTHY GRANTON • 1141RORISTIll & IIDA13ERT 1VIT.TTUAI • FME INSURANCE COMPANY •-• "Head Office, • Parqulutr, Ont President, . JOHN ALLISOD, Yice-Preeident, JAS. McKENZIE DtkumoTorts a'HOS. RYAN SI1VION DOW R013T, NORRIS,, WM. BROCIE • AGENTS JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent far Uaborne and Eiddulph. , piAvER HARRIS, Munro, Agent fOY • Hibbert, Fullerton. and Logan. W. A. TkilitNautris, • Seetetary'4reasurer • x 98 Ilectiter, °Atari°. grdupuot & STA1'413URE • Solleitdre, EXetero 'ste CHURCH UNION IN mavsALL The members of the United church, of Hensall have taken a forward step and in accordance with the spirit of the great union movement have decided • on local union, the• congregation, of the former Metho- dist ch-urch and the unionists of Carmel church uniting. This is a very important event in connection with the ehurch work in liensall and in bringing this .about the fol- lowing steps were taken. • On July 13th a joint coramittee from the two congregations .met and. discussed the advisability oe local nnion. The committee being favorable to it, ar- rangements were made for union services to be carried on alternat- ing in the two churclies. The con- gregation of Carmel church met and decided unanimously not to call a minister, • but to invite the former Methodist congregation into Carmel church and form a united congrega- tion, the minister of the former Methodist church to have charge. The members .of the congregation were most cordial and enthusiastic. The invitation was brought before the board of the Methodist church on August 5th and after full dis- cussion and careful consideration it was accepted unanimously. The board recommended that their action be approved by, the congregation at a meeting to -.be held as soon as pos- sible and that thee. President of the Conference, the Chairman of the District and Rev. J. E. J. Millyard beThevited to attend. The meeting was held on Monday night. • Rev. G. W. Rivers, chairman of the Dis- trict, presided, and Rev. A. E. M. Thompson, President of the Confer- ence gave an address advising the congregation to sanction the action of the Board, which was done with- out an opposing vote. In this way the final step has been taken and the Unioniste of Hensall will enter tie spirit, of the union and present a united front for the cause' of the United,. chus6h in this community. A number of the young ladies of the village nnet at thtehome of Miss Rena Hudson on Monday evening arid gave, a shower to Miss Hattie Whitesides who is to be married to Mr. Edward Fines of Clinton. A large number of useful articles were given. to Miss Whiteside. The. eve- ning was spent in.music, games and contests, after whlob a dainty lunch was served on the lawn. Miss Jessie Parks sang a .soloe and the following won the pies in the con- tests —A love- story contest -s -Grace Stone,- Violet Whiteside, Nellie Pet- ty, Edna Gill, Mae Simpson, Mary. McKaig, Helen Smith, Cathleen Pfaff Drawing contest—Mary Fisher,' and Zetta, Passmore. Mrs. Whiteside and Miss Violet and Jean were down for the event. Hattie is to be an.arried ,on Saturday August 15, and after a honeymoon trip they will reside in Clinton, where Mr. Fines is a teacher in the Collegiate A very cemplimentary address was read by Miss Helen Smith While in the :village ,Saturday ev- ening Mr. Wm. Petty ,of Hay put his horse and buggy ey. the hotel sheds and on going to get the horse I f later in the evening -found it mis- sing. Thinking it had broken loose and gone home, he seeured 1VIr. Themas 'Wren's car and drove to his home. The horse zick hen* there, he eonoIncled that it wae Stolen, so he returned to Hensell and intorme .ed Constable Hudson, securing the help of Mr. Wren and Mr. Wil- lard, They started out to hunt Up: the outfit and driving n2rth. to Kip - pen they met a horse and buggy coming this way abont the stoue bridge and Mr. Petty recognized his horse. The two Indians who Were in the buggy inunediately swung the horse around and headed it north, and in the ,darkness jumped from the buggy. One of them 'es - Caped across the fields,. the 'other Indian ran beck on the feed aed Mr. Petty whO :had. got out of the car eaught him. The horse rail to Kip- p,en eornee then turned west and "Was caught over the railway tracks by' cottstable Hudson, Mr, Hiidsou turned back to where Mr. Petty was holding his prisoner, and they broe tient him to Monsen and locked him up, where he was held until Monday Constable Hudson took him to God- erieh on Monday whet° fie will be tried by Magistrate Reid and sen- tenced. The two Indians' had been working at Blyth and 'on Friday at:. ternoon stole a earand' apparently hee,ded for honie. At Byron they run out of gas encl having no money. to buy mere they shoved the car in the ditch and left it. They started to Walk baek to Myth again, tween eventing and riding they got to Hensall late Saturday night and thinking they walked Mr enough, Stole IVIr Petty's herse and buggy. M. li • M. , ft. Master Harvey Hudson is visiting friends in Exeter, Mrs. Robt, Higgins and. Miss Vio- • la are visiting reltives in petroit. Mrs. Robert Caldwell le visiting friends and,relatives in Toronto. Rev. S. L. Toll, of Toronto was a Visitor in the village on Friday. • Mr. Charles Johnston of Detroit is visiting friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert of Stratford vioswiteerds. on Wedneedaer with Mr. T Mrs. Wm. Vanhorne of London is visiting her sister Mrs, George Hudson. - IVIr,• and Mrs. P. B, Buchanan of Toronto spent a few. days in town this week. • Owing to repairs being made tlae • Public Library has been closed for several days. '- Mr. Percy Clark of Windsor vis- ited. -over the week -end. with relat- ives in town. • Mr. Edmond Geiger .of London is visiting his parents, Mr. end. Mrs. Owen Geiger. A large number attended the Ford Picnic at Grand Bend ^on Wednes- day afternoon, • Mr,psand Mrs, C. Chapman of Palmerston are visiting Mrs, Geo. Scott this week. Mr. Wilson and Ed., Berry of Windsor are visiting their mother Mrs. Thos. Berry. Mrs, Colin Hudson and children and Mrs. Kate Bengough visited in Exeter on Thursday. Mrs. Garlock and. children of De- troit are here visiting Mrs. Garlock's father Mr. Thos. Cook, Mrs. George Folliqk and daughter Mildred visited over the week -end with relatives in gxeter. Mrs. Graham is here visiting her mother Mrs. Scott and sisters Mrs. Balentine and Miss Katie. Mr. Carl and Miss Ida Wilkins of Clinton visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Palmer. on Saturday. Rev. Robt. Hicks and family of St. Thomas were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein on Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell and children of London visited over the week -end with relatives in town. Mrs. Coldwell of Sasketchewan is here vieiting her mother, Mrs. John Diek and sister Mrs. Bertha Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson and family visited with Mr. Hudson's father at Egmondville on Seinday. Miss Versa Geiger who has been visiting friends , in Kitchener.re- turned to her home Monday night. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jas., Sangster on the arrival of a young son to their home on Monday Mr. and Mrs. .,Wm. Moore and lit- tle son of London.. visited on Thee - day. with Mr. and Mrs. Thos, .Simp- son. ' ' Rev. Mr: and Mrs. Naylor and little son are, spending then- vaca- tion at Point Ann Berle, Georgian Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Luker and Miss Gladys intend leaving for the west n.ext week, where they will visit Mr. Robt. Baker. • Quite a number of the Orange- men of the village and others went to Goderich onk Wednesday to cele- brate. Derry Day. Mr. John MoD. Wilson who' has been very poorly for the last few months is not improving as fast as his friends would wish. Next Sunday the sereices of the United church will be held in the morning at Carmel church and in the evening at the former Metho- diet church. • Miss Mattie Ellie and Miss Emily Merrison left on Tuesday for a mot- -or trip to Barrie. From there they intend taking a trip up -She lakes as for as Duluth. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaver return- ed' home on Monday from Kitchen- er where they have been visiting their daughter and taking in the Old Boys' Re -union. Mr. and Mrs. John Young who have been visiting their daughter in Harrington. returnede home Monday. Mr. Young is not improving in health. as fast as bia really friends would wish. - Mrs. Millian who has been visit - rig her niece, Miss Mattie Ellis here or.some time left for Blyth on Mon- day whereshe will visit for a few days. She intends leaving next week for the West where she will spend the next few months. The many friends of Mrs. Adam .Case of the London Road South were shocked to hear ' of her death which occurred at her iate home on Monday. Mrs. Case was in her six- tieth year. The funeral which took place on Wednesday afternoon was largely attended. Interment in; the Exeter cemetery. ' • Mr. John Gorby, his son and daughter-in-law of ,Saskatchewan are visiting friends in town. Mr. GorbY carried on farming and blacksmith- ing at Dixie for a number of years and this is 'the first visit home in 22 years. He sees reat changes shoWn here and his maty old friends are delighted to see him. Crediton , Mia Helen' Ornie is holidaying with relatives in Toronto. Mrs. C. Eilber spent Sunday vis- iting her Mother at Zurich, jaelc Fulton, of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. Ezra 1-leist. - Miss Lavine Smith has been re- engage& as teacher et ,Sheren echOol. , Miss Vera Holtzman spend a feW days last week with .friends in Lon- don, Mrs, CliffeHill'and son Orvil are holidaying With relativee Pigion Mich. ' PleaVer Broe, Of .Crediten are building the pest Office at Allem Craig. The IVItsees Oestrieller have .re- turned from the Old Plonte Week at Kitonener. Mr. and MOS. LlOY4 England a femilY sp�nt Sunday with relati . ladies eerved refreehments, MI election, resulted in Pres. Adileen Vete GO,Iser, Vice -Pres. Clara 1Vierloelt, e°', Fred Feist; Tress,, Clinton Morlock; Cor, c'y, Close Oestreich- er; Librarians, Dorothy leirtzel and Lila Heist; Junior Supt., Lavine, Mrs. Levi Heist, of Elkton, M ie speneigg a few daYS with re tiliesandilfyrieftedfSi Mies Lnean of London Spending a few days at the home Mr. Chris. Fanner, Mrs, Aaron Brown of Blenheim Visiting with her pareuts, Mr. a Mrs, Gotfried Galaer, Mr. Mose Geiser, ot Kitchener visiting with 'his Parents Mr. a Mrs, Gotfreicl Geiser, Mies Gladys Lewis is spending h holidays in Ingersoll with Mr. a, Mrs. Thomas Edwards. Miss jemina Voelker has retnr ed hOme after a pleasant visit wi her sister, Mrs. W. IL Smith, Mr. Charlie Owalcl from Clev land is spending his holidays wi his mother Mrs, August &weld. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gruenthe and son Harry of Kitchener are vi iting with relatives and friends, Mrs. Haunailler and sister Lillie are spending. a few weeks with the Parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eilbe Bar. and Mrs. Harry Lewis an family spent Sunday in Brinsley yi iting the former's Mother Mrs. L wis. Mr. and Mrs. Harriston Hole Mann and children. are visiting th former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jo Heist. . Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fischer and daughter of Dashwood viSitecl with their son Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Fischer on Sunday. Mrs, H. Sheardowa and grandson Earl have returned home after visit- ing the former's sone in Goderich for a, month. Miss, Jean Lankin has returned home after spending several weeks with her grand parents Mr. and Mrs Herb Young. Mr. and Mrs. IL K. Eilber and Bernice left last week on a motor trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls and other • places. Miss Mary Holtzman and. brother Murray of 'Detroit are spending a few days with their mother Mrs. George Holtzman. • Mr. and Mrs. L. Roedding and Miss Rollins of 'London were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Treve- thick over Sunday. • Miss Orme and Miss Ruth Tenny have returned to Buffalo after spending a few weeks with Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Orme. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilsou and two daughters of Petrolia motored here tied spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mrs, Dan McIsaac and son Lester, Mrs. Melick of Zurich and Clinton Morlock have returned home from a ,motor trip to Michigan. Mrs. Otto Brown and daughter Vlorence have returned home after spending- a' number of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Eilber, Mrs Suhr, of London; Mrs J Wein of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Opticgroff, of Bad Axe, •Mich., are visiting -with their sister, Mrs. Gotfried Geiser. Mr. and Mrs.. Longmate and fam- ily have returnedeto Detroit after spending, a few, weeks •with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heist and friends. • Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark and daughter Laura intend taking a ino- tor trip this week to Algonquin Park were they will visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs..MoeesFaist and on Lewis, Mr. Joe. Heist, have return- ed home after a delightful visit with relatives at Elkton, Pigeon and Bad Axe, Mich. • 1VIr. and-]‘Frs. Williara Homey and daughter and Mrs. Ferguson all of Kippen and Miss Pearl Va.nstont of Wingham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1Vlotz on Sunday. Service at the usual hour next Sunday evening in. the ' United Church, Rev. Mr. McTavish will take as his subject, "Perjudices and the Way to Overcome Theme' This will be the- last message by the Pastor before going on his holidays. Mr. Michael Klumpp celebrated his 94th birthday on Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Smith, when a birthday supper was served. to relatives and . friends. Mr. Klumpp was presented. with a purse containing a sum of mbney. "The Church—God's Divinely Ap- pointed Agency for World Redeihp- tion," is the subject at Zion Evan- gelical church next Sabbath morn- ing, and in the evening the message is "A Nature Study illustrating the Grace and Glory 'of a Christian." An empty, pew dishonors God and works injury to the individual and the kingdom. It has been decided to hold free out-doore moving picture shows in Crediten Athletic Field on Saturday evenirtgA for the rest of the summer commencing with next Saturday, Aug. leth, This should be an in- ducement for people in our district to come to town on Saturday even- ings to do their shoppinge and bring the children with therh. Seats will be provided, but you will have to bring your own cushions if you need them. There will be lots of none foe ears to park, so that you can sit in your car and See the show. 4No charge or eollection will be made, and we want to see record crowds turn out to see the shows, eOrde along and help your own town. Remember, no charge,' so bring all your own children and Aa many more as you can gather up. The Young Peoples' League of the Evangelieal church held their an- nual business meeting and election of officers at the home of Rev. and Mrs, W. Y. Dreier last Friday even.- ing. It was in the form of a Meas- uring Tea, Proceeds were devoted for Missions, The following inviea- tion was sent out to the memrers, ex-mentbers,. friends and adhr tents to the league and found heaeter ee- eponse: Yoft are cordially Invited to a measuring .tea ' given by the menebers ef .the E,LeGe111., on Friday evenin'at fo'clock. The Leaguers will reach the dock at the evangel- ical paesonage, Where a measuring tea will be given for • you, 'Tie something pleasant its well as neev, Five cents for eVery foot you are tall. Measuee yourself against the wall. An extra cent for each inch give and thereby show how high eoti live, The jolly social pro- gram' was enjoyed by all end the la - le of le nd • Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Geiser cel- ebratecl their golden wedding an- niversary on Wednesday August 12 in a quite but festive and lialiSY manner at their honie lu Crediten, Is At high noon friends front near and nd far numnerieg about 60 sat down to a sumptuous we,ddieg clinner. A short program in charge of 'Rev. Mr. Drier, consisting of Senn, addresses greetings, congratulations and reru- n- inisences was rendered.. • Tilos° pre - til sent from a distanee were Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Wagner, and family, Mr. add Mrs. Henry Wagner, Mr. Moses Geiser, Miss M. letenknecht, Mr. and, Mrs, Matthew Guenther, the Misses Enema and Freda Grimm all of Kit- chener; Mr, and IVirs. Aaron Braun and son Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. F. n Goff, of Bright, Onte,Mrs. Christian ir Ingold, of New Hamburg, Mrs. Wm. r. Suhr, of London, Ont., Mrs. C. Wein d of Detroie, Mich., Mrs, James Upt- s- grove, Mrs. Levi Heist, of Elkton, e- Mich., Mrs. Sophia Oaks, of Naper- vilelea,rt 4, 111. This' was "An occasion sweet with a oy complete." "Where is the happiest home on j • 'Tis not mid scenes of noisy mirth Slut where God's favor sought aright Fills every heart with'joy and light. The richest home it is not found Where wealth and splendor most abound, . But wheresoe'er in hall or cot Man lives contented with his lot." er nd 0- tn r, s- z- WOODHAM Rev. Mr. Thompson' and family are holicla,ying at Grand Bend, Misses Mary and Blanche Spearin of St. Marys are visiting with friends here. 'Alvin Lawrence of Scranton, Pen. who has spent the past six weeks with relatives here left for Detroit on Tuesday. Mrs. Chatten of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wynn on Sunday. . • Miss Henrietta Colgan of Lon- don visited her friend, Miss Verna Hazelwood this week. The W.M.S. held their meetin.g in. the church on IVfonday afternoon and the Mission Cirlce held their meet- ing in the evening. Mrs. Ray Mills spent a few days last week with friends in Toronto. There was no service in the church on • Sunday owing to the pastor, Rev. Thompson being on his vacation. Sunday School was well attended, there being about 160 present. Miss Grace Switzer of Kirkton ga,yee a verve interesting talk on Missionary work and Misses Hazel Mills and Verna Hazelwood favored with a duet. Miss Bertha Bichell of Kirkton spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn • Dashwood • Dr. H. H, Cowen, L. D. S, DVNTAL SURGEON At McCortnictee Block, Zuriek, every TiauredaY and Saturday MAIN OFFICE Hartleib's Block — leashwood, Ont. Air, and. Mrs. 13, Winkenweder of Chioago renewed acquaintances in this Vicinity last Week, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Elsie, of De- troit event tile week -end with Mr, and grs. el. Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilfong and Mrs, R. Wipert are spending a few days in Detroit, Miss Clara Kuntz, of Lansing, Mich, is visiting her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Stadelbauer. of Lon- don visited in town ou Sunday, Miss Clara Kraft after spending several mouths in Loudon, has re- turned. Mr. Homer Guenther of the Can- adian Bank of Commerce in Exeter has been. transferred to Owen Sound Miss Grace Guenther is visiting in Hamburg and Kitenener. Dr, Taylor bas purchased the hall and Post Office building from Me. Ellegson. Percy Kleinstiver and Herb Wil- lert are visiting in Detroit. Miss 1V1yrta Hoffman, of Kitchen- er is spending her holidays with her parents. Mr. Ed. Kraft made a business trip to Windsor on Saturday. Quite a number from here took in the Ford picnic at the Bend on Wed- nesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoffman visited in Zurich on Sunday, Mr, P. McIsaac•left Tuesday for St. joseph's Hospital, Loudon where he underwent an operation, We Understand the ,operation was suc- cessful and hope 1 or a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Atkinson and son Percy and Mr. Archie Davis of Exeter motored to Windsor and De- troit for the Week -end, MT. CARMEL Rev. Fr. Sullivan, C.S.B., of To- ronto is visiting at his home here this week. At 4.30 a.m. Thursday the resi- dence of Mr. P. Glavin of the 12th Con., Stephen was burned, cause un- known. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and family accompanied by her brother John and two sisters of Chicago are visiting the formers brother Mike Ryan. • Miss Lucy Patten of Detroit arriv- ed here last week. A number frem here attended the Ford Picnic at Grand Bend on Wed- nesday. , Messrs Mandville and Hubert Moir of Loncton 'spent a few days with their uncle Mr. J. 3. Madden. ss . uinan is spending her Wynn. vacation at the home ot her sister, Mrs. M. Ityrd.n.. Mr. Jim. Beamess and. friend of Detroit called on friends here last week. "' Mr. Jack Kearns accompanied by his sister and mother 'of West Lorne spent Sunday a the home of Mr. P. Sullivan. • Centralia SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Centralia -will hold a grand Soft- ball tournament on Wednesday, August th. Girls teams from Lieury, Exeter, Staffa and Centralia will take part arid Thames Rd. and Centralia boys wilt also play. Re- freshments and lunch will be avail-' able on the grounds. 0 All that is needed is good weather to make it a big day. • Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnston, of Buf- falo are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills this week. Mr. and Mrs. Welhan, of Inierton and Mr. and Mrs. Watson, of Lon- don visited at ,the Parsonage over the week -end. ;" e Mr. 3, ICent who has been quite ill for the past few days is some- what improved. Mrs. C. Reeks and family of Ed- monton are visiting at the home' of the Misses Wilson's and other friends Mr. Leonard Abbott, of Detroit, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bay -thane and -son of St. Thomas spent last Friday with the former's parents here. Quite in excitement was caused on the Main St. just north of the Creamery on Wednesday forenoon, which seemed like a collision at first sight but upon further examination it proved to be only a big Reo or re - tiler an old gas wagon being backed out to the centre of the road and tied on behind an other car and tow- ed some Place riorth to be fixed up again so that the owner could get another trip or two out of it Af- ter it got out of sight things quiet- ed down to normal again. You never realize what an un- clean place the world is until you put'on white flanpel trousers. An exchange is mean enough to say that lady teachers who have had no luck in the matrimonial field are signing up for another year of teach- ing. • MARTY curd tM' Gra13an h c)4tt vP9X4'lete°4 te0r0- elturch Sabbatli last in the absence ot Ur. Ritcitie who is spend- ing his holidays. et Bruce 13eaeli, iVir, I3,iehard Speareikor Calgary spenclieg a few dare with hia broth- er and other friends le the neigh,- Tufford and sister MISS Currie have returned' after eyelid- ing a week visiting with. tlieir sister IVITS. 'lessen of Avonten. Miss May Burrows a Stratford is at present visiting at the home of ch:14;mcaorutys.ins Mr. Jas. Hoese near During the hail and thunder storm that passed over our vil- lage on Weduesday lest, Mr, Win, Dinnin's house was struck be,' light- ning the current coming down the chimney skatterins the stove pipee And passing out the stove killed a dog which was lying by the stove at htioieusteiAie and otlaerWise Injuring the Niers:eller Bros. are having their home nicely renovated by a fresh coat 61 paint, HURONDALE • The regular meeting of the Ilur- onclale Women's Institute was held. on July 2etle at the home of Mrs. A. Moir, with the new President Mrs. A, Mitchell in' the chair. About 50 members and several visitors were in attendance. The members re- sponded to the roll -call by naming a suitable book for a child under ten years of age, A committee was appointed to ar- range for a chicken pie supper to be held at the. Hurondale School en August 21st 1925. Arrange- ments were made to oa.rry on the an- nual school fair to be held at the Hu- rondale School. The leash:Less ses- sion was followed by an interesting program. The Misses Ford render- ed a pleasing duet with guitar ac- companiinent. An address was giv- en by Mrs. Bolton who spoke on, "The Itomance of the Old Edmon- ton Trail." A demonstration was given by Mrs. Dr. Graham, on table - setting which proved interesting and beneficial. The meeting closed with "God Save the King Refreshments were served by the lunch Committee and all enjoyed each others company for half an hour. The next meeting will' be held at the home of Mrs. W. Kerslake on Sept. 2nd one week later than usual. 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