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AUBURN. Oct. 21. Mr. -;tial •Mrs. Ont.' and ,Moved with his parents to
Herb Mogridge have returned Moine Hullett township at the age4lf fourteen.
Later the family Moved to the, farm inn
East. Wawanosh four miles ru►rth of
Auburn.. As a young man '\1'r. Camp-
bell WUS at school teaeher and taught
sixty-eigl t 'year ago at Safi. No. 2,
Wallace''township, and latetr at the
\\'estiield school, , After teaching for
a few years, be married 'Miss Fanny
I1arrisorr, daughter of the late 11r. and
Mrs. \\'..A. Harrison, and they settled
on the home farm. 'Twenty-tive years
ago he sold his farm to his son Alb qt,
r taining an are of it on which 1W
established a home, where he lived
until eight years aago. when his wife
passed away.Since than he has made
his iiunie with`liis son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell.
He hos another time Colin, of Ottawa,
and u daughter, Mrs. W. P. Crozier of
*London, also eleven grandchildren • and
rix greatgrandchildren. .A marry of
ryiterling character, he has leen inW-
ested in his church and !the better
things of life. Fur more than forty,
years he .was 'a Bible class teach.* r at
Donnybrook church and is still a mem-
after visiting their, daughter, Mrs.
t;errnley 'd.'bo1upsoaa, aid Mr, `'rhoinp-
Ort at Brampton.
Anniversary r3et,'rlet.•s Will be betel
in Knox Presbyterian church nest
Sunday, October :hat, at 11 aa.aam..auet
7.30 Il.Iiu., when the slacaker Will be
Rea. Thos. Hutton of Molesworth:
There will be special nlalStiic at both
sera ices.
. Mr. 3114 Mrs. Jas.• ,Cr{lig were re-
cent visitors with friends in Toronto.
Mr. Arthur 11 ungblut spent the week-
end if) Detroit. -
\lr. Wilfred Westelrfelt has returned
home froth the \\'east, where- he Was
a,. istiug with the harvest. -
Miss Sadie Carter, Joe and Reg.
of fort Elgin, spent a few days
at their humin here. '•8k
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradnocic, Mr. and
Mrs. laugh Bennett and J.. J. Wilson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson,
Seatfor•th. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder sof Atwc\od have
moved to the farm at Walkerburra
which they purchased from Nelson bcr ("4i the session, : Ii.eenly interested
Patterson. in ,everything ltertaaining to farming, -
irs;. Wan Crosier of London spent
the week end wit)> her father, *Wm.Il. i he also. keeps posted 00 world events
and ha a remarkable, memory. 'Among
Campbell, her brother Albert and Mrs.those avhu e ailed on Sunday to utter
Campbell. 1 vola grt•atulattions and best Wishes .were
Miss Until Arthur, .public health Mr. Mrs. Clifford ('cozier and two
tturSt. at tit. Thoma:, spent the week-
( children and Roy Maize' of Crewe,
end with her mother, Mrs. John .Mrs. John Morrison' of Goderielr,. Mrs.
Arthur,,Ernest Devis and funnily and Mr. and,
Mr. and '\Irs. Stewart Ferguson aan
Mrs. Walter' Davis of .Stratford. Ills
young daughter, of Elmvaale, • visited daughter, Mrs. Crozier, spent the week -
the former'parents. Mr. and' Mrs., egad with him.
A. J. Ferguson, on Sunday.
Mr,s. Thos. Andersom of tloderich and ASHFIELD
\lass Francs Houston, R.N., of Lon-
don. were week -end visitors with Mr. \S11F1I:I,1), Oct.''tl.--.\ fi: and Mrs.
Mrs. John iloustou. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred O'Donnell and Hoyle Ilowes - and ,son, Larry,• of
\W.- Mc(:1ea of Lopdon visited 'Arthur,: visited alt •tide hOme of their
J1r. and Mrs. R. D. Munro on Sunday. uncle. \i r. l:ap°i•1 Howes, hist week=tlnd.
t' t ••I'•ttul•ation• are in order to Bill • Mr. John McKay, sr., is recovering
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FLOYD M. LODGE , DIRECTOR
13 MONTREAL"ST. PHONE 120
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('rai jr.. who Wats elected president from'an attack of pmi'unaoniaf
'of rtft•'Student Council of the (loderich H�Born.- la�a`Hine-ar(11110 hospital, to
('ollt'gialte Lust itute.
Miss Cathcart of Toronto iitin}b, slaughter.
\lr., and Mrs. J. J. Robertson.
• Jar. John Wilson .has 1urehalted tire-
•hoist,' and lot on Mani street frown- \Ir.
Alfred Rollinson. The .dyvelling•is now
ec•s'l1lsied by Mr. and \Irs. Clif. • Me -
Donald. ford on Friday, a tecompalnted..by Miss
Jtunior Red Cross.—The Junior Red
Isobel Miller and \IisS Aurae '1'udcl,
who were their guest: for the we'e'k-
end. •
Members of the W.M.S. Were guests -
of • the Whitechurch -'nited church
\C.\1..S. at their meeting last. week.
IA Women's Institute Gathering. r -
\tany members, and at few of their hus-
bands. of the \Woolen:s Institutes of
ST. HELENS
ST. HEJ'EN S , Oct, '2().—Mrs. (1. S.
McIntyre and Donald returned to \iean-
a•ross 'met on •Fr'idly aftestorooa.t, A\;hen
pnrty on Friday afternoon, October
:ft A reading was givtnt by Isabel
Deer. piano duet by Marion .Taylor
and Inaina Ilag-gitt, jokes by Allen
t:raig, readings by Marioin•Taylor and
Donald, a recitation by Harold,,Raithby
and riddles by Barry Yungblut. . were guests of the locel Institute ot a
i ti gathering in the Conontulity Hall
i wedding was sOlemtfized at, 'Knox 'on Thursday evening. Rev, ,NI. G.
_Newton was ehairman for the 111101:051-
(letilber nth, when Rev. A. G. Hewitt .
United. in marringe Ferne Doreen
Lawlor, elder daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Lawlor, Auburn, and Gerald
' Thomas McKaY. sen of Mr. and Mrs.
of prairie rose silk jerstty, with brewn
She wore the grown's gift, a string o
,.--.. i Mrs. Riee, zi self) by -Mr. Garnet Fayrier I
. pearls. .:MiSs .1eitnne Limier Was nett!
1 eti\ Whitechurch. duets by Mr. and Mrs.'
sister's bridesmaid. wearing a street—
Riee, a piano solo by Mii:s 1.)0-11101
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Every 37 and Girl Invited
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LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD ..: EO PEEP . .
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Valuable award to girl finding Miss Hallowe'en.
JUDGING OF COSTUMES DURING PAR,ADE WHICH LEAVES A. 416 P..STORE
CORNER AT 730 P.M.
Demonsttation by drOderieh Girls' Trumpet Bapd
EVENING IS SPONSORER GObERICH BLUE WATER BRASS BAND,
Hodge ;of Dintgannen, a duet by Mrs.
',erne Johuston ttild 'Airs. George Fisher
Lee& of Lneknow. and Mrs. Grain -of,
NN'hitechurch. and a -clients hy the men
who had token *pan in the progrant.
1.1111,e'li was served., after which 0 pleas-
ing program, eonsisting ot community ant hour waS spent in iclaticing.
singing, with Mrs. E. -AV. Itiee at the
Lucknow, mouthorgan selections by Mr.
Fred AleQuillin.-Altiets 'by Messrs. I1oytli
length dress of heavenly blue crepe
With Heck eccessories and corsege of
bronze chrysanthemums'. Air. Wilbert.
. La whir, Pres•ton, brother ot the bride. -
was best man: After the ceremony, a
reception 0 nd luncheon NVO held at the
immediate families present. "flie bride's
1,age Briarcliffe' roses. Later 'Mr.
and %IN: Mt.Key• left tie 0 wedding
• trip to mirthern imints of interest. the
black aceessories.. on their return
they will reside Galt. .
Dertha Cunningham Wyatt passed
Jeremiah Taylor early Stualay morn-
ing, after an illness of four weeks.
late William Cunningham and Roxy
Ferd. In 1 926 she married William
''"'""""' some years ago. For the past fifteen
years she has made her home,with her..
niece, Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor. •She was
a member ef the United church. A
home of .Mr. and Mrs, Jeremiah Tayler
en Tuesday, the 'service being con-
' ducted by Ite. A. G. Hewitt nf 1511,9x
United ehureh. During the. service
'Mrs. Gordon Taylor sa "40 the
Garden,- a favorite song' of the de-
ceased. The pallbearers were Herb.
Cunning -ham of Palmerstnn, B.obt. Rut-
ledge ef Goderich„ (4.6. Rutledge of
Nile. Lleyd Rutledge of logersoll, Ross
Harrison of. Goderiefi and- Gordon
Taylor. ef.Auburn.- The (101,111 tributes
Well' carried by Marion Tayloroi)Gordon
and nephews of the.,t1I,ceas'ed: Friends
were preeent front Palnwrstett, Inger-
soll. London and Goduriefi. nterthent
took place in :Maitland cemetery, Gode-
Women's Institute. — Mrs. Edgar
Lawson presided for the monthly meet-
ing of, the Wemen'.s Institute, held
it, the Foresteis* 1 111 11 on-N,Tuesday.
.•:1. letter of thank; for a ",get well"
VII W 41,4 read from Mrs. Chas. Scott.
A letter was read froth Mr. Sparks,
field secretary for the blitid. thanking
the Institute for the Woralerfnl re -
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announced that Deptirt men t Of
the Foresters' .14111 On Friday night,
by Mrs. Donald Fowler: tkirettifing WOR
given by Mrs. ()liver Anderson: a piano
dnet by Mrs. Sidney Merlinchey and
Mrs. R. J. Phillips, and a reading by
Miss Elma Ii6Ititch. Mrs.. Fred Oster
of Blyth was present and gave an
interesting ta-ilt on Inslitute work and
spoke 61 ISO of file area Convention, of
..vitielt site is 'president. The
singing of "God Save the King"
brotight the meeting to a close.
Robertson. Mrs. Gordon McPhee, Mrs.
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