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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1935-09-19, Page 5, ,siett vspook Vat". , 7.7)41.41,7. aws,r,410704.040.,..,77 .1.7.475.1.444.47Ma""414 0,11,,,,A AA' 011.../1/AT'll, OA, IA. • '1 /Witt. 'A'', .4..0 44, • 04) , 4 ' • -.4".0.."'M 04'0044 • s' s sh.set*Ittii*PMIKI~AW .A490.1**AlYtkilisaitAMOSIN.Ki.' A A A AIA'A • •oomiAdi 1./, A, ...I.,' • 1,1, 1.111111,111141.111, NW, *041.4 Ati4..".VARWS.4414 AVONOMVARISMAT ":7;Sii{XV4444e: 1 lawato ,7 MN '4 'AUBURN Won First Prize At London Fair 4.4.14444,47.4.44 Wass Eleanor Wilson and Miss „Ruth Straughan, .Carried Off Honors , SUCCESSFUL AT TORONTO A.U111.1111Sts Sept, I8 -Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McBrien motored to Detroit and spent the Week -end withtheir daughter, Mrs. Kerchenski. Mrs. Sisley has returned to Toronto after visiting Mrs. E. Phillips. Mr.' Ivan Bean iS holidaying with friends in„Toronto. Mrs Jas. Mutch spent a few days with relatives in Clinton: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'sensing, of Clare, Mitch., were guests of Mr. and Mrs: Jno. Ra,ithby. 411,r. and Mrs. N. Treleaven, of Toron- to, were guests of Mrs. F. Ross and Mr. Jas. Medd. Misses Ida Stalker of Blyth, and Reta Brown of Londesboro„ visited Mrs. M. Mrs. M. Moore has returned to Guelph .atter Spending a oouple of months with her cousins, Misses Blair. Mr. Jno. Diekson and Misses Lizzie and Tena Dickson, of Brussels, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jno. McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver NloBrien visited with friends at Owen Sound over the week -end. • --MistsDorothy Witshir IS-VeTidffig week at the -home of Miss Josephine IV. - Allister, of St. Augustine. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill and son Billy, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rice, of Ayr.° Mr. Chas. Asquith has moved the evaporator from Clinton and has com- menced work on his new workshop. Mr. W. H. Shepphard attended a ban- quet of ,bank otbsials in Goderich on ?shursday evening. . Mr. C. M. Straughan has purchased the farm formerly owned by the late John Medd, Attburn, and will get im- mediate possession. ' Mr. and Mrs. P'ercy Yungblutt and family are moving in with Mrs. B. Pat- terson. The g.J:ls' judging in the Hodsehold Science Campetition held at London Ex- hibition were Miss. Eleanor Wilson and Miss Ruth Straughan. The girls were• succepful in winning the first prize with - their 'demonstration, "Cotton May Be Smart." 'I hey also won praes , amount- ing to the suns of $15. Miss Rtith Straughan received - word that -she won first prize in judging -the dress parade at Toronto and received a substantial cash prize. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ml11e, Shirley, Joan and Janett, and Mr. E. Murphy, of Buffalo, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rut- ledge- Miss -Laura -Rutledge -accompan- ied them on their return to Buffalo. Mise Laura Autledge‘returned on Sat- urday • from visiting in 'Buffalo and points in Pennsylvan, accompanied by Miss Evelyn Murphy and Mr. J. Keating. Thanksgiving for the recent beuntiful .harvest was offered • in the Anglican Church here on Sunday when Rev. L. V. Poco:k gave the morning address and Rev. A. C. Calder of Goderich, conduct- ed the evening ,service: Both clergymen referred to the bounteousness of the harvest and the goodness of God to those ',that put their trust in , Him. Solos were rendered by Miss Margaret Fergu- son and Miss Josephine Weir. It was In 1880 the first Anglican church was started, in tint locality when the ser- vices Were conducted in No. 3 school. Thesclergyman-lived at Clinton. and rode - the 14 miles ' to the -ie'reices on horse- Alatt-ek. When the first church in the village was .,partially built, its roof was .destroyed in, a wind storm. Finances were not available for the immediate continuance of the structure and It was left in that • shape for over a year when four of the then residents' had the church put into its present shape. They were Samuel Calwell, Thomas Nicholson, Thoutas -Itarallton and Robt. Medd. Rev. C. V. Pocock will preach his farewell sermon on the 29th Sept. Local Market Prices - There were practically no chang- es in the prices being paid for eggs and poultry during the week. Potatoes are bringing $1.00 a bag dealers told The Star yesterday. * Eggs Grade "A" large Grade "A" medium t Grade 93" Grade "C" "IletTif* titter' Ofelivered)--10es Hens 4 to 5 pounds Hens, under 4 pounds Chickens over 5 spounds Chickens, 4 to ,5 pounds Chickens 3 to 4 pounds Chickens 1% to 2 pounds Dealers quoted the below as prices they are paying: Butter, dairy, lb. Q Meat Bacon Hogs, F.O.B., cwt. $8.75 to $9. Butcher Cattle Vearralvet. .714c to 10c Lambs • Apples, per large basket Tomatoes, basket Onions, per lb. Potatoes, per bag ...... $1.00 Peaches, per basket: No. 1 45c No. 2 85e 'Green Peppers, per 6 it. basket 200 rted Peppers, per 6 qt. basket 75e eAntelopes, per crate .,....... 85c Requisite en the Farm -Every farmer and stock -raiser should keep a supply of Th.. Thomas' telettrie-011 on hand, not telly as a ready remed,v for Ms in the l'amily, but betause tt 1 horattendseattle Meditine of great potency. As d a-63th- tute for seeett oil for horses and cattle Ratted Isy eoi It far urptst fort thing that can be adniinistered. • 26c 24e . 19c 16c ". 90 7e 14c 13c 11c 10c the 18ct 5c 25c 25c 2c • -Sheeting darlings witltstrarataglinte!'•ttle';' ''''t"PiTifitaVSMTAMartitatt,101StZt t (1611the tilits #1m017,qpi„.,p 44,--tatrome,d,-6-retieguf - - , GoliERICH TOWNSHIP' September. Meeting At Mrs. richborne's Union Chigth Will -Celebrate Its Golden Jubilee in October SERVICE WAS WITHDRAWN Mt, and We. Robt. Hillock of Pickford, Mich., are here on a visit. - Mr. Sam. McAllister of Detroit, is visiting in this community. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McIlwitin ac- earn's:pied Mrs. A. Buchanan and Mary to London on Wesdnesdays Mrs. Robt. McAllister, Jean and Maxine, spent Sunday in Clinton at Mr. and Mrs. Arvin McAllister's. Mrs. J, B. Graham Of Goclerich is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr. t Misses Lena and. Marion Calwell have returned from. Detroit. The .September meeting of the W. M. S. was held on Wednesday after- noon, at -Mrs, Arthur Tichborne's, with 13 present. • There was some sewing done. Mrs, James Young was in charge of the devotional exercises. and opened the meeting with the hymn, Christ for the World we Sing", followed by prayer. The Scripture lesson was read responsively. The roll all was responded to with the text word, -"Goodness". The hymn, "Conte let us sing of a Woriderftil Love" was sung. • Mrs. F. Mc.Clure read -4:p o ern -The -Tapestry -Weevers''. Mrs.- Xoung read two Sermonettes, "What Yokes Are For" and "How Fruits Grow" .by Henry Drummond. Mrs. Gordon Orr announced the 'meeting closed with the. hymn, Will your Anchot Hold?" and prayer by Rev. F. W. Craik. Union church celebeates its Golden Jubilee in October, and special fea- ture have beeis planned to observe its 60th birthday. On Sunday, owing to the -Memor- ial service at Maitland cemetery, the service at Union was withdrawn. The pastor, Rev. F. W. Craik conducted Sunday School, before going to the cemetery. Next Sunday, the regular service will be held at Union, when the pas- tor's subject Will be, "What Is My Task?" Special music in keeping with the text will be rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lowe, Mrs. Lawrence Lowe of Detroit' visited at Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McAllister's, Goderich Township, Sept. 17.-In- spector*E. C. Beacom paid an official visit to Union School last Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Horton of Lee- ltprn visited on Sunday at the home of the latter'esparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Falconer. Silo filling commenced last Satur- day in this community. The regular meeting of the Y. P. S. of Union church, was held,on Fri- day evening in the church, with 14 members present, and Mrs. G. Har- wood in charge. The meeting opened with the hymn, 'For the Beauty of the Earth% followed with the Lord's prayer in unison. The scripture les- son, Psalm 65 was read by Doug. McNeill. A prayer from the "Path- finder" was read by Herb. Johnston. The topic on "Through Nature to Gad" was read by Everett McIlwain. Several items of. business were dis-„ cussed. The hymn, "The Heavens. De- clare the Glory Lord", was sung .and the Miessah Benediction repeated.• (Union United church, Goderich Twp., will commemorate the 60th year of its religious activity on Sunday, -Oct. The congregation cordially invites you to worship with them on thiS oiseasion of thanksgiving when Rev. W. A. Walden, BA., President Of the London Confer- ence, Will preach at 11 a.m. and 730 - LOYAL ...44A144•44•44A Rev. George Wylie B.A., of the United church gave an helpful_ sere, mon on the frabject, "God is a spirit. and they that worship Hints must worship in spirit and in truth. As next Sunday is Rally Sunday, the service will be at 2.80 p.m. When the regular program W111 be followed. The anniversary of the coirgregation will be held on October 13th, when tine Rev. A. Lang, a former pastor will be the preacher. , Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tyndall and Miss Eleanor left on Tuesday for a trip to the western provinces. They stills•VisitelteVe-MiltOnsTYhdall,-.M.A.; in Prince Albert, Sask., and later go on to the Coast. It is hoped they will have a pleasant and save journey. Stook threshing is over for this year. It has been a steady season. Silo filling will soon follow. Mr. Mel- vin, Tyndall filled his on Saturday. Mrs. W. J. McIlwain motored to Toronto on Sunday, where she will visit friends for the next two weeks. Rally Day serytce in Presbyter- ian Sunday School, will be On the 29th September, PORTER'S HILL Porter's Hill, Sept. 19. -Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rogert recently married, have taken up reeidence on the 6th eoncession; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers, have moved to their farm on the Huron Road. It has been much improved and decorated. It is hoped both these couples may live to enjoy a happy future in their new homes. Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Falconer have moved onto -the Wileox farm. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell also Mr,. Roy Wilson apent a day in Lon- don. The regular' meeting' of the Men's Club will be held next Tuesday even- ing, when all those who helped with the pr0e1gn1 of sports, field day, are invited to be present. liefreslitrientS will be terved, and it ia-eXpected two speakers will lee-presetit, Mr. Allen IttGite:141,-1-z4104rtig4li, C. Gale. on hip tri anadian undergraduates who %.• go to the Old Country in their summer vacations enjoy many unusual sights and meetings but the group shown above, moonlit- ered its biggest thrill when the - royal - automobile tees- stopped and the King and ()liken chatted with them about Canada. ssuas ° This party is one of many from Canadian univereities that visited Great Britain, this year under the auspices of 'the Overseas Educa- tion 'League by the Canadian Pa- cific liner Empress of Britain. They visited England, Scotland, Ireland antrwsies and saw many. famous schoole and collegea , the British Isles, in addition to • the sight-seeing features that are a part of every Old Country tour. The group w� a viewing Buck- ingham Palace from the Mall when Their Majesties 'set out for a drive. They stopped -the car and chatted with the Canadian students tor 10 or 15 infinite,. NILE Wfl Be SuCcessful Group Entertained Must Provide Best Program Dur- ing Month of October SYMPATHY FOR MRS. CONNEL NILE, September ' 16. --Mrs. .Stewart and IVItss Mary R. Stewart, of Clinton, were visitors at the parsonage last Sat- urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Tabb and Miss 'Ann Tabb made a motor trip to London on Thursday. Mr. Wm. Smith has not been very well lately and has been unaer the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Potheroy motored to London last Wednesday. with their daughter, who wal, returning to her home in Malden after a 'visit here. . Mrs. 0. Underwood, of Belmore, spent last week at Nile with her cousin, Mrs. Thos. McPhee. Mrs, -John -Taylor passed away last Saturday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. Connel. The sym- pathy of s their large circle of friends is extended to Mrs. COnnel. The Young People's Society, held their meeting . on. .Friday.s evening under the leadership of Carl Finnigan. The scrip- ture lsson was read by Helen McPhee ,before Mr. Poineeces gave a talk on study groups' which might be carried on in the community. It was decided that beginning next 'Friday, a half hour be- - fore the regular meeting would be spent in study and discussion of a book, to be chosen .by Mr: Pomeroy. Arrangements were also made for a contest to be car- ried on in the society. The members were divided into four groups which are to take charge of the four meetings dur- ing the month of .0etober. The group putting on the best evening's entertain- ment is to be entertained by the others. After the close of The meeting ,a number of games were enjoyed. .. Mrs. Lorne Johnston was a visitor Nilesiast -week &Melting tonpona in The Goderich States caravaign, and met with good success. .sMiss An Tabb who was visiting at her parental home has ,returned to Toronto. Mrs. D. McPhee spent Sunday at Mr. Geo. Rutledge's. Wilmer Rut- ledge and D. Cantwell are assisting Tom Dickson, with the completion of the Girvin ditch. At a meeting of the board of Management, it was' decided to hold Anniversary services on Sunday, October 13th, in all probability to be followed by a few! supper, _the fol- . lowing evening-. Watch for further announcement in the paper. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Girvin spent a day at London Fair. Mr. Tisane -Currie is improving the appearance of his house by 'painting' • WE.STFIELD WESTFIELD, Sept. 17 -Mrs, Barkley, of Dungannon, spent a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Mrs. E. Harrison and babe, of Michi- gan, visited at Mrs. J. L. McDowell's. Mrs. J. Killough, ot Dungannon, visit- ed with her sister, Mrs. :W. Walden, and other friends. , MI73.4 Gordon Snell spent over the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Horn, of Windsor. 'The sectional meeting of the west sec- tion of the W. M. S. will be held at Westfield church next Wednesday. Miss Wellwisod, returned miasionary, will be the guest speaker. Dr. J. and Mrs. McClinton, of Tim- mins, and Miss 0. McClinton of Gode- rich, were Westfield visitors on Sunday. Anniversary services will be held hi the Weetfield church on Sunday. Oct. 13th, with Rev. Reycraft of Stratford, the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDotvell were G-oderich visitors on Sunday. ^ Mr. Elwin Taylor le' recovering from his resent illness, but Is still under the doctors care. dorn cutting and silo filling is 4ep- tag tarnierti busy at present. 1- • • - ixtrtuitIN Leeburn, Sept. 18.-- Mrs. Alex. Horton is home for a few days from .Listowel, where her daughter, Sirs, Wes.. Moore. is very ill in,the hospi- tal. Her friends hope the Will soon a be entirely-rrunyered,:- Le D UNGANN ON Died at Galt Suffered Stroke' While on Visit. Funeral From Home of Her Son at Nile (By Star Correspondent) -Dungannon, Sept. 17. - In the death of Mrs. John TaYlor, which oc curred on Friday, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Connell, Galt the township of West Wawanosh los an old and highly esteemed citizen. The deceased, who was Miss Mar- garet Johnston, was one a a family of nine sons and daughters of the late Agnes Malwain and was born • nearly 83 years ago in the township of Ashfield. Upon her marriage to John Taylor, she went to reside in West Wawanoshswhere_she had been a continuous resident. .Some seven years ago she suffered a 'paralytic etroke, but recovered to a certain ex- tent. About two weeks ag_o she went to Gat tto be with her deughter., Mrs. Connell, and it was while there she suffered another stroke and pasted -away. The ° remains were brought to the hone of her sont Mrs Ross_ Taylor, east -Of Nile, where she had made her home. She was predeceased some 12 years by her /01gband. Surviving are her son, Rosd Taylor, and her daughter; Mrs. Connell, Galt. She is survived also by one sister, Mrs. Richard Cousins, nette Sheppardton, and four ,brothers, Samuel, David, Wilbur and James Johnston all of Ashfield. ' The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon from the home, and was attended by a large concourse: The services at house and graveside were conducted by Rev. • Mr. Pomeroy, pastor of the Nile-Leeburn-Port Ale bort United church circuit. Inter- ment was in Dungannon cemetery. The casket was surrounded with many beautiful fibre tributes, ex- pressive of silent sympathy for mem- bers of the bereaved family and af- fectionate regard for the deceased. The pall -bearer e were Messrs. Purdy, Johnston, D. Johnston, J. Johnston, A. McIlwain and Jas. El- liott. Among those in attendance -sat the Western Pair this week were Mrs. C. C. Brown, Albert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur Brown, Thomas Rivett, Mrs. Charles RiVitt, Iris Rivett, Doris Swans Mr. and Mrs. H. &others, Mr. and Mr.- G. C. Trivire.lenanvdenmarns.d. CthhaeritesarilleAltoria-n.lmtherr*als Mr. David Glenn is a patient this week in the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, where, on Wednesday, he utiderwent in operation for the removal of a cataract from his eye. For the past Month he has been almost blind, as there is 'One developing on the other eye. Miss Elizabeth Ivers had the misfor- tune of falling on the sidewalk and breaking her right arm above the wrist.'• . . . . Miss Hathleen Reed of Elora is a guest with her ,Agother, Allan Reed, at thethometof son.. . .Mrs. Andrew Stewart has re.: turned to Lucknow after spending two Months with her son, Mr. Wm. Stewart, and other relatives. . . . Messrs. R. L. Reed and James Davidson returned on Tuesday from a week's visit with rela- tives in Toronto and Elora At a meeting of the Junior 'Farmers' Club held at. the home of Mr. Allan Reed it was decided to hold a dance in the nedr future. Mildmay Orchestra. Mathersi-Vaikeit Hackett's United church, Ashfield, winch was attractivelY detorated for the occasion, made a pretty settirig for the marriage at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7th, of Isaizie May Hackett, only daugh- ter of Alexander Hackett, ex -Reeve of .Ashfield Township. and. Mrs. "Sackett, to, Pha,ris Graham 'Slathers, son of Mr. and Mr. Henry Mathers of the Kinlass-West Wawanosh boundary, east of Lucknow. The pastor; Rev. W. J. Patton, officiated, hi the presence of abut 50 guests and a large number, of ape:tat/are. The wed - 47 cuNToN Surprise _ Patty At Mrs. Les. Ilanly's For Code' rich ,Stor Readers by Our Own- Correspondents Leavivvngorfe orranTcyorocuotsotume?uests -CARNIcIVAi. IN OCTOBER Clinton, Sept. 18-A large number of Clinton friends gathered on Mons day night at a delightful farewell surprise party in honor of Mrs. I4es- lie Hanly, prior to her departure fer Toronto, 2where she will make her future home. The guests made the occasion doubly enjoyable by com- ing in costumes, for which prizes were Awarded. The winners were, Mrs, L. Hanly and Miss Sadie Lovett. The evening was spent playing bridge and the refreshments were served in an attractive way. Mrs. Hanly will be missed' very much in this communiti, and she is followed to her new home by the good wishes of a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scott were in London on Saturday. Mr. Alex. Addison has returned to his studies at Western University. Miss Jessie Cameron of Stratford t Normal School visited at her holm in town onAlonday. The business men of Clinton are sponsoringste'earnival to be held Mon- day, October gist, in the arena. - t Miss Dennas Welke_was .in. London on Saturday. • Miss Madeline Hawkins of the Staff of St. Faith's Lodge, Toronto, Hattie Wightman, dressed In pink frilled organdie, and. carrying baskets of pink and white early autumn flowers, made two- pretty-iittle-nowertgirta. Hackett, twin brother of the bride, sup- ported the qridegroom, while Vernon Hunter - and Alexander Hackett, cousin and brother, resOectively, of the bride, were ushers. During the signing of the register Mrs. (Rev.) Patton sang, "Be- cause." After the ceremony rec.eption was held at the home of the bride's parents, and a wedding dinner was, served, the house being decorated wtth --pink and white streamers and early autumn flow- ers. The bride, who was popular in church and social circles, received many beautiful and valuable gifts, among them being- several substantial cheques, also a handsome clont from the congre- gation of Hackett's church, of which she had been organist. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold wrist watch, to the groomsman and ushers, initial tie pins, to the fleiver-girls bracelets, Mr. .and Mrs. Mathers left later by motor for a trip. through Northern Ontario, Ont., and, on theie return, will reside on the bridegroom's farm east of Lucknow. Recent guests- with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Calbert were Mrs. Melvin Tyndall, ST. Mr. and �, wos wive Gifts In Honor -0 'Recent Marriage. Mr ur:rdm s*K Harry0bu rDun'in 4.41.44.44447.74 ADDRESS cON-CHINA. • St.' Helens, sot, Ia.— Miss Clara Reid ,of Dungsairion-has been the guest of her sist1.4, *Is. Cliff Mur- ray. . The following were among those who attended the London Ex., Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, Messrs. Jno. and Frank MoQuillin, Reg, Lavis, Ted. Hoare, Rosa McPherson and Dane Todd.' Mr, Wilson Woods was a patient in the Wingham hispital for a few days receiving treatment for a swollen gland. • Miss Mary Murray visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglas, Mitchell. Keep Wednesday, September 25 in ' mind as the date of the St. Helen's School Fair. This year, the evening's entertainment will consist of the Pablic Speaking, Recitation and Musical contestii, interspersed with numbers from the various school sec- tions. Miss 'Florence Mcguillin left on Monday for Stratford. when she en- tered the-Gerietstlehospital-assa-uurses in-trainin The first fall Social, under the aue- . Imes of the Y. P. Ss was held on is spending a week's holiday in town. Friday evening when Mr. Stanley ,Miss Isobel -Lindsay has returned td London to continue her studies at Western University. . Misses,Mary Gardiner and Margar- et Johns Of Kirkton are taking busi- ness courses in Clinton. Mr. Beverley McGoun of the staff of the Panic of Montreal, Iroquois, is holidaying at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Shipley attend- ed the Western Fair. Mr. and Mrs: C. Bomkoff. and son, presentation. Lorne trate a fitting Carl, were in -.London, op Saturday. reply an behalf of , Mrs: -Woods -and The annual Clinteh Collegiate In- himself. s stitute Field bay will be held next Miss Caroline Wellwood and Mrs. Monday. The winners will take .part Frank llowson of Wineharn were in the County field meet later. gnests on Sunday of ,their nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stuart and Mr. Mr. Harvey and Mrs, Webb. and, Mrs._Gorge and eon, Mr. Chas. Stuart who had been a ,Donald, spent the week end in Nin- visitor with his mother, Mrs. Alex, gara Stuart, prior to. her death, has re - Todd presided over an interesting program of games and contests. A duet by Misses Greta Webb and Dor- othy Miller was enjoyed. A. speci,ii feature of the meeting was thelire- sentation of an occasional chair and a silver flower baeket to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wood in honor of their recent marriage. Mrs. W. A. Mille read an address, and Messrs. Ted. Hoare and Stanley -Todd made the turned tto Moosomin, Sask. Miss An- BitYFIELD- - na' Stuart has also returned to To - Bayfield, Sept. FR. -Mr. and Mrs. moving this week to Kinburn, where ronto. . • t Carlow, and her dauahter, Miss Isabelle ...........__ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin are Tyndall, nurse -in -training in the Toron- to General Hospital. . L. M. Day and Mrs. Day, Sr., who has they have purchased a farm. Dickson, sr., are: Their daughte.r.. Mus returne.d ta Detroit, on Monday. - 1 ary on furlough front West Guests with Mr. and ears. Thomas been visiting them for the past *eek Miss Caroline Wellwooa, meisnsiionna-, 1Virnisio bickton, R. N., Hearst; Mrs. Miss Isobel Kirk of Exeter, spent where she has laboured for 29 years, iselt, 'of Feulon, Man„ for 30 years a village. Foster, Goderich, and Miss Elizabeth Tuesday afternoon visiting in. the il was the speaker at the thankoffering - of the W. 11k. S. on Sunday morning. nurse in the W. M. 8: Mission hospital Misses J. B. and C. P. Rankin left Choosing as her subject, "Lights and la Manitoba and now retired. on Tuesday for Mount Pleasant," af- Shadows of our Mission Field in Mrs., Habel -returned on Tuesday to ter spending the summer at their! West China". Miss Wellwood gave Port Colborne after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Finns- cottage, Glenboig. i a particularly interesting and vivid . Mrs. N. W. Woods left on Monday account of the encouraging end dis- 40 gari, . . . Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, who for Torosito. where she is visiting couraging factors as she found them have been visiting the lady's parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis. in China. Miss Greta Webb contri- Mr. and Mr. Burton Roach, left on _Mr. James Kemp of Toronto is the tmted a pleasing solo. Monday by motor; tnr ilorth Bay. guest of Mn. Lloyd Hodgins at his I Mr. and Mrs, J. I). Anderson were rich at present MIA Amy Young is employed in Gode- Mr. and Mrs. R. cottage On the Teerace. , visitors for a few days with Detroit Sunday visitors at the home of Mr., relatisses. A. McKenzie have returned from a visit with relatives at Bright's Grove and and Mrs. W. E. Parker, were Mr. and The convener of the Fellowship London. Mrs. J. E. French, Mr. Wilfred Her- committee, Miss- Greta Webb had Rev. T. R. Turner and Mr. Joseph A. bort, Miss Marion Herbert, and -Mrs. charge of the prograni of the Y. P. Killough attended the meeting of Huron E. Parker of Mitchell. - On their re- S., on Sunday evening. Miss Mary Presbytery of the United church 111 turn to Mitchell, they were fteenm- Irwin reed tho Seripiuro --lesson, and Auburn on Tuesday of last week. Rev. Kenneth McLean, of Wingham has been visiting her sister. panied by Miss Helen • Herbert, who iMe,r.,,,SrtnawnIst?; fTiondddc,;(i)tdsut,owryn.s tTateentonpy- • occupied the pulpit of Erskine -Presbyter- ian church, Sunday ISse shoitited that troit on Monday for a couple of days. also spoke on the subject. . Murray and Vera Taylor sang a duet. Rev. W. G. Bugler Motored to pe,, Miss Greta Webb. Rev.' R. M. Wright whole -heartedness in the ,worship of M.. Slim. Widcemhe accompanied drew. Gaunt included Mrs. Gaunt's God, through His Church, brings lasting ter, Mrs.toWAi n. d ps oyre,. and visited his sis- 'mother, Mrs. _Sherwood of Ashfield: Recent guests of Hr. and Mrs. An - rewards, and it is the duty of every Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Barhotir and the Christian to aid in the bringing of His Mrs. C. W. Brown is visiting Mrs. Lord. . . . . A meeting of the W. A. 8. great -Kihgdom, when all slia.11 know the civiTra.ggaandrt minrsC.iiiin,itaonnic, ivi._ Erwin of Misses McArthur of Markdale. of Dungannon United church was pre- Kitchener came 'over test IVednesday sided over by Miss Celia Pentland, assist- and are camping at the Point .for ed by Mrs. Arthur ' Elliott. Mrs. ft. pease time. . Celebrated 40th Moore read a poem, 'Mrs. A. Elliott gave 'Miss Marion Davison is visiting a reading and Mrs. 0. c. Treleaven1 ber sister, Mrs. T. Mallett of London. played a piano solo. It .being the -quar-I Miss Jestie Meterill and Misses M. terly "birthday" meeting, ten who ISatil and J. Miller who have been the , _ AllithrergarY .44444444.4,44 birthdays durihg the previous three guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Metcalf, returned to Detroit on Saturday. Senator and Mrs. J. J. Donnelly, , months, were present, and sang two a011e• Friends • choruses. lVfiss Rebecca Thompson, one or the birthday grouti, read is journal, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Park - Mrs. L. Urquhart of Mitchell were -...._. Mr. and• Mre. Mitchell Liebler and Surrounded by Family and of Dungannon United and former Me- _ which imitated a resume of the pastors 'a.Mrs.. T. B. Mullen wad called .to AT PINKERT_ON, ONT. thoaist church. Miss Melba Fowler London, on Saturday Morning (swing Senator J. J. Donnelly and Mrs. Don - contributed a solo. The guest speaker was Mies Minnie Dickson, R.N., of to the grave condition of her brother- nelly of Pinkerton, Ontario, on Tuesday Hearts, who reported on her work in the centred by a birthday cake, • with one hospital- there°. The supper table was 0, went a serious operation in Vietoria flare at their home. The celebration in-law, Mr. it. D. Barr who under- celebrated their 40th wedding anniver- -grourc-mm-Ahilirrwviva,7thi-a-d-ac-ianTwirlty-ther"vmso;°-hivaiir. Siient" : family and a numbet o andle for each member of the birthday hogintal la.st week. 'Mr. Barr te well ,..was_asquteasauet_ anly.,..thetereamedtate_ f the group, who recently celebrated many summers here. His many and relatives being. present. Mr. Prank of close friends her 83rd birthday, was even the honor friends wish him a speedy recovery. Donnelly, local barrieter, is a son of the of blowing out the candles, which had Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Metcalf of Oak- happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly, been lighted by the various Members of Mount, Pa., are visiting the former's who were married in the village of the ttroup. . parents. The Many friends of Dr. Chepstow by Rev. Father Waddell in The Women's Guild Of St. Paul's an- Metcalf who is in ill health hope for two ghiarvtge .aaniciamni glican church held its regular monthly his speedy reissvery kYve of seven eliClaerhel.idrethne m eeting at the home of Mrs. El C. Me. Fred Sturgeon, son of Mr. and second eldest son, is the present reeve of Brown. Following the devotional exer- Mrs. Edaated Sturgeon left for Lon- Greenoek Township. Mrs. DOnnelly wai (gilts which were conducted Is; the pre- don on Sunday, to take up a position. formerly Julia McNabb of Chepstow sident, Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, a mission- There are also seven grandchildren. ary quilt was convicted. The nexto meeting is to be held at the home. of COLBORNE - .. Senator Donnelly was formerly en- gaged in the lumber business and later Mrs. Hugh Stewart. Ittev. J. H oeog-f turned to farming. Ile entered upon began, rector of St. Paul's Anglica,n , Colborne Sept. 19. --Mr. and Mrs. his politleal career in 1904 When he was rhurch, has been absent from his Won i °tested to the Federal Rouse as Conger - for the past two Sundays, having been Melvin Tyndal and daughter Eleanor, waive member for Bruce County Prior called th Philadelphia owing to the cti- left on luesday on a Motor trip to to that time he was Warden of Bruee the West. tical illness of his aunt. ' The services County. rn 1913 he was appointed to assistant .curate, Mr. Gilmour. were conducted in, his absence by his dreillinrss.pEenatri tlthlec.Kn weeki 1-. t end dd with chil- the Serla by Sir Itobvrt Borden. . and Mrs. Ike Snell of Blyth. • Miss Dorothy Thompson of Toron- to. has returned from spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Warner Waiters. --'- ding Musk was played by Miss Mar- R. garet Murray of Enibro. The bride, on who was given in marriage by her father.iM itioked verY charming in a gown of white suede lace and -Satin designed on fo ttrineess lines. Her long veil was ar- fir ranged in tap effect with a bandeau of to orange blostotne. alter boueutt, was of zed_iirolluintisArill sitases swiths fern. -she Was rattrideCt 14* Itisa Wintigred bildeatuald„ wearing a gradeful floor- ngtha gotessesafawintessilks velvete-sesttlr ttTsiEsffni.aiitilitittttttlttrtt'tttXeZit•fZ:13NA-et J°11.111111 gat roMMf4 fm esnii.i1i Gorge BENIVIfILER DESIMILLER, Sept. 19 --Mr. and Mrs J. Moore were called to Stra,tifordville Miss Isabel Tyndal, nurse -in -train - Saturday owing to the death of Mrs. i in at Toronto General Ilospital, has oore's grandmother. c I gone back to 'Toronto, after spending The Y. P. S., which was diceontinued , her vacation at her home. . r the summer months. will I*" its I Miss Gladys Treble and Mr. Don- a 'Meeting on lefondey evening. "-le' ald Glerrnies of Toronto, spent the pie will be given by Mr. 0. 11, •Brown. week end with Mr. sand Mrs. John Threshing b about coraltleft& tit this ye ie. _ cletairlis.tQ'lituth Thompon called on triond.s • - - - -- --- .16 mosser the village on Sunday. Mrs. M. Andrews of Toronto, spent in ifi ilroett Andretvo tsiiil i 74:24-311twik: -11.--- li- - 111151tLLTZ.41-%11,1e.t4reac'tc5iont1601aied3•1 sAsk jpa,),,,,...y_ lat.buk b Mrs. Mcliwain-Wlsak.foiillvitie, Wutrisetostrgrotrice,' ton, spent Sunday with lir. and Mrs. zr;e.- ...katto 1101c" ' Ilatir.ett eadi 4117,, with friends in that eity. PORT ALBERT Port Albert, Sept. 19.- Mr; and Mrt. George Carrell of ilaimilton vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hate - king, ' The Anglican ladies Guild met at the home of Mrs. Harry Hawkins, last Thursday. The ladiee planned to make Dreeden Plate quilt, and also made arrangemetita for et fowl Sups, ., per.' Oil the etraTtlif or Oetolier 23rd. The Harvest thanksgiving services :rtivitt„,1* hetrik 41.114,,Arle00*'9.2‘k -71itkili.Itt.' au& q.30 parr.;'trrtlie can churelt. Surtday„...,Atentoriat toraditl-.Y2- were held in Dungannon cemetery. —,