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EINGIsBiu ! GE, Sept. 9 • Se&tobl
4 &eopeaas here today,with lass `1}laryr
Camellia ,of Toronto as teacher.
51r. Will Dalton has returned. to
Detroit after a weals vacation here.
This neighborhood was shocked to
hear of. the sZnddent death of Tlttnbthy
Griffin in Detroit on Sunday. The,
f O eraly Mil be boa here 04 Wedge
day,
One synittathy i,3 extendeli tm
the sorrowing relatives.
We are sorry to- heats that' Douglas •
1? rayne is in t` London hospital for
treatment, but holr(q for his speedy
rt overs.
The late Michael y owler,. a former
resident of Ashfield, who diet in Clin-
ton on ,<,, onday, will, be brought here
for burial on Wednesday. ,
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IlleGODERICIT &GNATTAR
NEWS OF AUBUR
AUBILWRN, Sept. 10. ---Ur. and Mrs,
Edgar.Lawson spent else _.week -end
with. Joe and Miss Sa(iie Carter, Fort
Engin.
Mrs. Gormley Thompson of Bramp-
ton was a weds -end . visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oke of De-
troit visited with Mr, and )trs. Arthur
'Grange over the week -end.
Donald •Yungblut, 'of Stratford Sor-
mal School, spent the week -end wyith
his parents Mr. "and Mrs's Harry
Sweetheart neckline, and • lorig t 1eeves
ending In lily points over the hands.
Mie rose an elbow -length veil ay vary
lace. with malloped halo headdress.
ltIer only. - brnaiueaat wat3 , a string of
pearls. ,the gift u' the groom; and she
carried a crescent bouquet c.of pink
Delight roses and white chrysanthe-
mums. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall,
sister .of the bride, was nxn.tron-of
honor,' wearing a ,IIQ.Qr-length gown
of turgtioise blue taffeta. Miss Caryl
MacCrostie, younger sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid, and clause a.
flour -len - tb. frucb o File )inl taffet
y utlgblut. g f p 1 aa.
Bot
Mr.' :�'(nhian Mutes of Carstairs
Both wore. contrasting flower and rib-
Alta., is visiting his mother and sister,ter, bon headdresses and 'carried similar
Mrs. Jas. hutch and ':lana. bouquets of mixed gladioli, roses and
bouvardia. The best man was Ronald.
Mr. Wm. Mairs of London spent the MacCrostie, brother of the groom, and
week -ends with his wife at the hone the ushers were Stewart roll, brother
of Mrs. Thus. Doyle. of •the bride, and Jerry Cranston of
Mr. and, Mrs. Barry Rinderkuecht
and Maynard and Mi`. and Mrs. Harry
Rinderknecht, jr., of I)etrolt, were
week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
George Beadle. .
'Donald Russ of Galt spent the week-
end with his mother, Mrs. Fred Ross.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred, Nesbit are on
a motor trip to Toberiuory.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon •Paylor and•
Marion spoilt the week -end at West
MacGillivray, ,-near Parkhill. Mrs.
Taylor -was guest soloist at the an- bride's mother received the guests I.lnuira ; Ivan J., at Zur'cli ; Mrs. ,
niversary services at the Brinsley of , t. Helens. one sister airs. James
wearing -a pearl grey crepe dress with , I heodore ITaberer, Mrs. (leo. I)eichert, \V"uuciivau, of Loudesboro ala sur-
('hureh there.�'
Miss • Mary Nesbit of Toronto is silver sequin triol, black accessories , Mrs.. Ed, 1)atars and Mrs. Jacob,, • .n, and there are many
at her home here. and corsage of pink gladioli and ruse-! Ilaberer, all of Zurie1}. - children and 'great-grandehildreu.
grand -
holidaying 1111ds. • Sic' Iva5 a l fisted by the groom's ' % oungblut—Ifs airservicse'
Miss Margaret \V'iglltthian, who is mother,- who chose a black crepe dress ' At Blyth United church. on Septem-
assi Ging with the fruit crop at Jordan °
Station. spent the reel: -end with her with lace and braid trait, black acres- Iter (its, Itev. W. J. Rogers performed I
parents. Mr. and airy: Earl Wightman.
Billy Andrew, son of Mr, and 3Irs.
Athos Andrew, was, removed to the tapers and streamers. Latey the V0111g
isolation ward of 'Victoria I-iokpital, couple left 011 a Wedding trip to
London. last Thursday as a polio '`urthern Ontario. For Iter going
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Collegiate
He is a shldeut of Goderich away ensemble the bride chose' a rose.
('ullegiate Institute. silk jersey dress with -pleated trice and
A large crowd attended the sale • of black accessories, Site carried a black' young couple left .on a trip to Ottawa
the estate of the late \less Elizabeth topcoat and wore a corsage of Talisman and Montreal, and on their return
Nicholson last Saturday. Good prices•roses and. fern. The groom's gifts to will reside at Guelph.
were realized. The residence was sold
County and District
2ifowie% ToW1a5111l Ceueela bas gone
Oh record la opposition 'to an open
season for (leer in that tow 8talp.
Mn.nDonald BlacKeeule, Seaforth"ti
oldest resident, died on September
10th in her ninety-aftb year. Form-
jrly Christina Ross, she was born in
Scotland, cairn to Canada in 1437; , and
had lived in :leatfortla ever since.
Walter Franklin Mclf3urney, sun of
the late Mr. and Mrs. i.rtlzur Me -
Burney of Ashlleld, died on August
2;!nd at fr+ouris,. =Stan. He was born in
Ashll.eltl in 1880- and spent his early
life there, moving with his wife to the
West -in 11)16„
Three Dominion -Provincial scholar-
ships awarded;in this county have gone
to Miss Margaret ('olquhouu, student
of Clinton Collegiate Institute, and
Lucknow. Miss Lois Grasby, • of ' Miss Mary Ryan and 1.). Gordon Smith,
Blyth, nousiIi of the bride, dressed in both of Seaforttt Collegiate. Each
a .floor -length frock of pale 'blue net . a*('holarship is veined at +IQU.
over taffeta with flower and ribbon • William Melville Martin, Chief
headdress and corsage of bronze baby . Justice of Saskatchewan,. -.Visited
'mums, played the wedding music and Exeter, the home of his youth, last
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2aad line of Mori' t!)WI1s�i i„ was
destroyed. by Lire on, We' "� 1tayf
Last c�(el�.. Tlae fire is believed to balm
resulted fdroann a• retrligLrato o zala.1023.
,Nearly all the furaa1 hings. Of the h��aane
were burned. The Winrhan are
brigmle went to the s ae but were
unable to prevent the. destruction of
the house. �gkfiiel:n wan d:, trio -.story
brick structure built about fifty years
ago by the late _Reeve William
Isbister. Mr. McMurray had insur-
ance and announces .his Intention taw
rebuild. -
Bly'tli's Oldest
Resident Dies
Anthony Wilson Ilaggitt ui myth,
who fractured his hila at'd collarbone
in a fall while visiting at Detroit, died
On September 9th, 'the shock. being too
much for a man of his years. He was
in his ninety-fourth year, Blyth's
oldest resident. The remains were
brought to Blyth fur burial. Mrs.
11aggitt predeceased hei• husband
eighteen years, and surviving are four
sous and seven daughters:, John, of
Detroit: William. of .Auburn Albert
accompanied the soloist. JIr. Aubrey week, and renewed old acquaintances. and James, of Blyth; Mrs. Gourley, of
Toll,. brother of the bride, who sang The death occurred at Zurich .on andJuw, Scotland: Mrs. P. Chesney,
`.O Perfect Love" duriug the signing Sei)tenrber 19th of Christina F'laxbard, of Trenton; Mrs. W. Hayward and
of the register. The reception follow-
ing the ceretugtly was held at the
Brunswick Hotel, \\'ingham. The
Widow of Fred ('. Kalbtleisch. Surviv- Mrs. C. Tharret, of Detroit; Mrs. Chas.
ing children are R. J. Kalbtleis('h, De- \\ ulfi„ccP IIensall ; Mrs. Hepzibah ('pr -
t reit ; Rev. Lloyd II. Kalbllt}iscb, ' rick. of Guderieh, and Mrs. W. Ringler,
ASHFIELD
dories and corsage of gladioli aucl rose- the marriage ceremony uniting Edna t , .
buds, The bride -'a table was centered Elizabeth Anne (Betty), daughter of 1 A fIF'IELD, Sept. 1(i.—Mr. an't?Mrs.
with it three-tier wedding fake, pink. JIr. and Mrs. John Fairservice, Blyth, , AVi111°s Maelf urchy and daughter
and Stanley E. Younghlut, son of Mr.
-returned to Alberta after vision);
'end Mrs. Edward Younghlut, Londe.,l� -,.
burn. After the ceremony lunche
was served to sixty-five tu,ests at the
home of the 'bride's 'parents. The
to Mr. Jas. Jackson, the purchase price
being $2,025.. Harold Jackson was the
aunt iotteer. -
Medal for Vocalist.—Congratulations
are in order for Mrs. Emmerson
Rodger.. Who has been informed that
she has bee11 ,,awarded .by the Univers-
ity -c)f Westents tntariu. x nttytht1'for
her -vocal ttl,ility. During the recent
texantivatiuns elf- the tT.W.U. she re-
ceived the high mark at $9 in' her
singing test,- She iS a pupil of the
convent at. Goderich.
Reception to Newlyweds.—A . recep-
tion i hell in the Foresters' Hall
the best man, soloist and ushers, were
matching gold collar. and tie sets. The
bride presented the uia'tron of ,honor.bridesmaid and organist with- gifts of
silver. On their return Mr. and Mrs.
MacCrostie will reside at R.R. No. 3,
Goderich. Among the guests present
.•wars _tire gyo()ni's grandmother,Mrs. \V.
Webster of London, also his uncle, Dr.
John MacCrostie of Vancouver. Other
guests were present from London. Sea -
forth, ('linton..Sebringville, 'Blyth and
Londesboro. Prior to the marriage, tat'
ladies 'of the village met at the home
tots wv; s ( of the bride -elect and presented her
on Friday night 111. -honor of •Mr. and with an electric table -lamp. An •ad -
Mrs. Harry Worsell of Goderich. newly- 1 dress was read by Mrs. Wm. llaggitt
'Weds. Mrs. Worsell was' formerly ,Ila :lttdl the presentation was made by Mrs.
B Craig of Auburn. Music for dant- ' E. Lawson. .
ing was Supplied by -\IcDowelles orch-
estra. An address was read by 'Bert PORT ALBERT
Craig and ti purse of honey was pre-
sented by Miss Margaret Craig of 'P()IRT ALBERT, Sept. 16..--tlr. and
Goderich. 'Mr. AV•orell,.mades fitting Mrs. ('harlefi Crawford and Fred and
reply. Lunch and wedding cake were Mr. and \Irs. IIF)race Crawford of Lee�
served. •
Baptist Anniversary. - Successful 1)111.11 spent last Sunday at Wiarton
anniversary services Were held in The t visiting with `Mr. and • Mrs. Ilorace
Baptist church on Sunday, with Rev. Cunningham. -
C. Boyter of C'alvar'y Baptist church, - air. John Qrlaid visited for a few:
Brantford, as guest speaker. ,Mr. • days last Week at the home of his
Boyter, who -,was a student here twenty- daughter, Mrs. Johnny MacPherson, at
two year` ago, expressed- his pleasure 'Teeswiiter.
inbeing invited to preach • on this oC- Mr: . and Mrs. Elwood Murray• of
casco:n. The choir under the direction Toronto visited recently at the home
of Mrs:, C. A. Howson led in the service of his brother and his wife. Mr. -and
Mrs. Arthur Murray. •
the organ. At the afternoon service
a solo was 'rendered. by Miss Marie
Raithby of Goderich,, a duet by Misses
Evelyn Raithby. and Elaine Johnston,
•and a trio by Mae Renouf and Emma
'Rand Shirley Robertson. 'At the./even-
ing-service Aubrey Toll sang- two solos
and Emma and Shirley Robr,ttson a
duet.. Rew'.' C. C. Andersonnducted
the devotional period. Tlied church
was beautifully decorated with baskets
of autumn flowers. A generous • free-
will offering was` received.
Macerostie—Toll, — Knox United
church was the scene of 'a pretty
September wedding at 11.30, on Friday,
September 12. when Amy Selina,
youpger daughter- of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred 'Toll. was united in marriage to
IItlgh John JlacCrost ie. of Goderich,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Mae('rostie
of Lu('knowv. The •chureh was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. the
altar being draped ' in wvhite. with
large baskets of mixed gladioli. asters
'curd fern. Rev. A. G. IIewitt per -
fanned the cterenlony. The bride. given
in marriage by leer father. looked
charming .111 a floor -length gown ,of
embossed ivory •satin, fashioned with
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ben -
Brown on the birth of h baby boy iu
the Goderich hospital last week.
Visitors last Sunday with Mrs. Jas:
McKenzie were Mr. and 'Mrs. -Bernard
Bracknis and Mr. and Urs. G. Howe
of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Itola.
.MacAllister and baby da•hter, Mary
Lou, of \\'awanosh.
Mr. Howard Quaid left on Monday
for a few«•teks' work with a con-
struction company from -Toronto who
are .working on sewage systems. al
Acton and Inter at Clinton. -
Funeral of Mrs. R. Reed. --A funeral
service was held in the United church
on 'Wednesday afternoon of last week
for a lifelong resident of the district,
in the person of Mt s. Richard Reed,
the fernier Miss Mary Cunningham.,
who pa'fse(1' away ort Monday in her
severity -first year. Rev. S. 'Think,
pastor of- the ,church, conducted the=
service. -The pallbearers were "Victor
('rt'en, Howard .Quaid, Charles end
Bert Crawford. Percy and Elmer Gra-
harit. Interment was in Dungannon
cemetery. Mrs. Reed was e devoted
member of •the 1'uitt'd church. also a
member (`if the W.M.S., and was .treas-
., urer of the \\',A. for nttatty yettrs. The
high esteem in which slit' was held in
the t•oittiitnttity was shown in the huge
of floral tributes and the hart;('
a1t('ndiuo•e a t 'the funeral. Relatives
were present front Toronto, Detroit.
Arthur, \V'iarton. St. \i trys, Lucknow
and Iliverviewv.'
BAYFIELD
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HEADACHE &•Other Rains
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Farni `Home in
Morris Burned
The farm hont,e of Robert
McMurray,
and Mrs. David MacMurchy.
\Ir..aud Mrs. 1uulild 'R. MacKenzie
motored to Niagara Falls last week-
end.
Sirs. David MacGill, who took ill at
the home of her uncle, Mr. John Mc-
Kay, has been removed to• Wingham
hospital'
' Miss• Donalda _MacGregor of Duluth
have
with
COMPLIMENTS .
NAFTEL'S• HARDWARE
is visiting relatives here, -
,Miss ;Anne' \icMurrhy has retthlrnetl
houre after a visit ,of a few "weeks
'with her sister, Mrs. -Geo.-Dunbar, at
Eth -1.
BENMILLER
BENMILLER, Sept. 16,—Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Oke, the former a son
of Mr. Leo Oke of Detroit, visited
friends around here last week:
Ur. and Mrs. Fred White and John,,
of tuwu, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
IIarold'Goocl- on Sunday-
Mr,
undayMr, and Mrs. Harry Haacke, Of
Deloro, visited 'with friends around
Bentililler last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John White of Detroit
visited his brother in Goderich and
called on friends around Benmiller.
11.A- I•'I F:LD. Sept. 17.--\1rs., Lloyd
\Iakitis spent a •'fen clays in Toronto
last week.
Rev. and Jlrs. 1,. Morgan and small
dr(nghiter Koren returned home this
week after -Spending two weeks' holi-
days in \Vat ford.
- \Irs. .K. Moorhouse - and •M r. and
'Mrs. .1. Mait.e,tttd of l.oudott ::pout tell •
days at Jlts. G. Clair 1111 trd'5 cottage.
.lir. and ' Jirs. E. I''eatherston of
Lunden silent the week -cad • at, their
'iii tit' in the village. •
Mr. and \It's. \Ialc•obn 'Toms and Mr.
and \Irs. kraut Tamer and son 'reddy
_left on 'Tuesday for Northern Ontario,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Porus will visit their
son -in -lav and daughter. Mr. and \1rs.
Lloyd Westlake, at \)rginiatowvtr..and
Mr. end Ji1•s. Turner intt'nel visiting
r►t'at(ls at Kirkland Lake
w Scott of 'Toronto spent the
J1 r. .iinl
reel: -end at his home here.
John Duffy of London was 'al week-
end guest of JIr. and Jlrs. Scott.
\Irs. L. Duffy of London is spending
this wts'k with Mist. Vincent Quarrie.
Mk,..; Peggy Btirt, it.`.. of 11,011d6n.
is spending cher va('atiotl with htl,t;
gr:indiettents, \I r. :tad Mrs. Fred
Baker.
M r. and Mrs..John I'atker, Bayfield.
annonnc•e the' engagement of . their
youngest dnnghter. Jfary ,I.:ictueline, to
Keith Albert Prtiss, yottttgest son o.f
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. P,rusis `¢f London.
The marriage will take ,place ()t 'Trin-
ity Anglican church. I1avtleid, Septem-
ber 27th, ',at” 2.3(3 p.m.
Mistress (during cleaning) : "Be
careful with those boobs, Jane, ':loran+
of them go back to George I." Maid:
"Yes, nt 1 some of them ought to ,go
back to the Public Library, ma'am!"
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