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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-7-24, Page 1VOL. 58 NO, 6 $2.00 per annus in advance BRUSSELS, ONTO RIO, WEDNESDAY, ,7UL Y 24, 1929 ,1. L. KYERR,Pro 2t'ietor *eat •!itetel! .r eaa'aeelet eet•eHaenteeeletHtHlHOi,Hateeiseeletet i ; 1HHetalelea eSo ateeeleeetli li r brood a end 3 Thursday, i~ Aur ust 1st Under the auspices of Cranbrook Athletic Association In the Athletic Park AFTERNOON Soft Ball Tournament Boys - Girls 1 o'clock sharp Prizes $15, $10 and $5 in each Horseshoe Pitching Contest at 4 o'clock. f• Full line of Games, Races and Novelty Stunts at a o'clock EVENING SOFT BALL FINALS ,:tt 7 o'clock At 8.80 p. m. one of the finest Concerts procurable by Toronto Concert Co, and Harvey McGee, Auburn Booth and Dancing on Grounds. You are assured of a good time and a hearty welcome. Admission, 40e and 20e (including tax) i if .. .I • HECTOR L. KNIGHT, President JAS. KEYS, Sec..Treas. s, '4•Ittetateaseeeetalsateleteeotet++444.ataleetealteetaaeat-aelatetateeeteetateaaett‘eaCellese « w- • wa• The Surrou CRANBROOK Obituary:—The funeral of the late Isaac McKay, resident of Sea - forth, whose death occurred on July 16 in Lucknow at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. W. Hill, after a lengthy illness, took place on Thurs- day, July 18th. The remains were brought here on Wednesday, follow- ing a short service. .Interment was made in the, Maitlandbank cemetery. Rev. Mr. McDonald, of Lueknow and Rev. Irving B. Koine, of First Jres- byterian church, Seaforth, officiated at the service, which was held at the home of his brother, Hugh McKay,. ERMANENT ((((( WAVING —AT— COTTAGE BEAUTY PATRR*LTO R A VIiNGHJ.A31. LOLATEST MODEL M R U MA HINE E riding District t Jarvis street. Mr. McKay, who was a son of the late Hugh McKay, was born in Scotland 76 years ago, the family settling in Tuckersmith. Later they moved to Grey Township, near Cranbrook, but the greater part of Mr. McKay's life was spent in Sea - forth. 'Fifty years ago he married Miss Catherine Henderson, of Grey, who predeceased him 17 years. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W. W. Hill, of Lucknow, one brother, Mr. Hugh iMcliay, Seaforth, and one sister, Mrs. Orr, of Colorado. The pallbearers wend: Messrs. J. H. Reid, Malcolm McLeod, Marshall Snaith, William Freeman, James Dick and William Morrison, most of whole were fellow -employees of the Can- ada Furniture rotors factory, where Mr. M(Kay was employed factory, 20 years. WROXETER Mrs. John Wray is visiting reluti yes in Toronto and Buffalo. W. E. and Mrs. Van Velsor are enjoying a motor trip throught East- ern Ontario. Art Robinson and family, motored from Saskatoon and will spend a few weeks here with relatives. John Ilupfe• and daughter, Miss s aigaret Hupfer, of the American Soo are visiting relatives here. R. Miller Toronto1 D 111c •. Tavish, Brusselats, attended the fun- eral of Leonard Brown on Monday. New AAverttnesuentes aces sleet et (dnderktt oil a to Contracts -Grey s•- ' rr esem oil N Civorside Oarnse-o. li$preens Spools! palces FA inn e er Hoar for service -James Nie I t of Rowatol soe Jo, N101101 u• otoCreditors-Wm, Blake estate Auction 8nte—Mrks1-31810. AloRbga,n la -d. Y. teshUaid For oboined hands -A hen's Drag store Old Ass;Penalon'Hoard--(leo, W.soimen Mold wonted N T, Montt . 510111 Day at c rannrook: For sale -W F Stratton Boma for enta W. J. Woods Mara foraale-Sylvester Osborne Pito for sate --h W. AI oe.wen 1 Mrs, Kroekler, Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. McLeod Mrs. A. Munro, Allan Munro and Miss Eleanor I3evington, Cleveland, left this evenc e on a motor trip to Quebec. Rev. Alex. Sanderson, Hant]lton, and Misses Elizabeth Sanderson and Eva McMichael are attending sum mer school in Quebec. News of the death or Leonard Brown was received with much re- gret in the entire community. kl • had been in failing health for a few months, and recently went to the home of his daughter, Mrs, Chestec Higgins, of 'rurnberry, hopeing to benefit by the change, but gradually sank till the end came Friday even- ing. He was 72 years of age and the eldest son of the late Frederick Brown. His early days were spent in the vicinity of Napanee, later com- ing to this neighborhood with his parents where he has since resided. He engaged in farming for some years, but for several years had been in charge of the carrying of the mail and express. Mr. Brown was a man of sterling character and re- spected by everyone. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. Higgins, of T., • ker and Miss E. Brown, and one bro. ther, Thos. Brown, all of Wroxeter. His wife formerly, Miss Margaret Miller, pre -deceased him by several years. The funeral was held from his home in the village Monday af- ternoon, Rev. 11. Bolingbroke, of the United Church officiating, after which interment was made in the Wroxeter cemetery. WALTON • Ewart P. Young spent the week- end. at his home in Auburn. John Watt left on Thursday on a business trip to Toronto. Miss Ferne Love is visiting at the home of her sister, s Mrs. Ed. Britton of iI nnburn. Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Maines at- tended summer school in Goderich on Wednesday. Harvey Johnston, Misses Leila Lawson, Margaret and Fern Love attended the closing .services of the summer school in North street Unit- ed Church Goderich, on Sunday ev- ening. Ed. and Mrs. Bogan and John Mc- Donald jr., of Detroit, spent the week -end with John and Mrs. Mc- Donald. Charles McDonald returned with Mr. and Mrs. Bogan and John remained with his agents in- tend who o m - tend ilnoving to Windsor on Wednes- day. Special AT ri es F. A. HUNTER'S 1 r N order to reduce our Summer Stock and also to stim- ulate late busiuless during the haying, 20 per cent discount will be given on all Summer Merchandise for two weeks only.. Also Special Prices given on : Table Linen 2 pieces double, 2 yards wide, Damask Regular 62.75 for $1.85 Cretonne Hand Blocked. Beautiful coloring. Regular to 85c Sale price 49c Fla i nelette Colored striped,. regular 25c and 28c per yard. 34 inches wide 10 yds. for $2.00 Frilled Curtains Regular 2.75 for 2.20 Regular 2.50 for 1.85 Regular 185 for 1.65 These come in Rose, Blue and Gold. Silk ,Nose Our regular $1.85 and $2.00 lines of Holeproof. Broken lines To clear at $1.50 Lisle Hose All shades. Regular up to 60c a pair To clear at 5 pairs for 75c These are only a few of the clearing lines. Give us a call and get the prices on other lines. F. A. HUNTER P1 ONE 61 BRUSSELS itemarwt@iovv, t sS7 tHrti „f6lG'f .tmew.,w,4 Gderich anr '041 Bonsor MEET . .— . 4 _f Civic Holiday FYI F9 4 Monday, Aug. 5 $2800.00 in Purses 2,15 Trot, or Paee 2 20 Stake Race 1,000 2.24 Class Raee 400 2.20 Trot only 400 neighbour's, -.-•C. B. Forrest al Viola V. 'MacLeod, Mrs, W. H,McCutcheon r`s in r To onto where she will undergo an opo ation. n Friends extend sympathy t herin the loss ofr at he father, an hope op she will return fully rector to good health, Gone to her Rest—On Wedne LI' evening, the a ttln•>' lith ,. Y .,, July t spirit o Mrs, Chas, Forrest winged its ill to its long home. "Sunset and eves ing star and one clear call to me Eagerly sloe: awaited tha from her Pilot, the last fe weeks of her life, which were mar ed with great suffering, patientl borne.Mrs. Fa nest's maiden nam was Lucy Robb. She was borne o the Robb homestead on the 1st lit of Morris, about two miles frot 73luevale sixty years ago. '1'hlrt eight years ago she was united g marriage to Charles 13, Forre $1,000 ° and with him took up residence o lots 26 and 27 con. 2, Morris, whe: she spent the remainder of her day in happy service both in her lion and the community, She leaves mourn her loss her husband and tw two nieces , Miss Viola McLeod home and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull, o Grey township who made their home with Chas. and Mrs. Forres from early childhood. Also a bro ther,Henry Robb, of Boissevain S2rao eeteraeeameiateegeeeeeeseem r and four sisters, Mrs, W. J. McK.i -- - ney and Mrs. J. Peacock of Bosse vain, Man., Mrs. S. MacLeod, De •Mrs. (Dr.) McCutcheon, of Pitts- troit, and Mrs. Walter Forrest, Mo burgh, is visiting relatives i nthe vil- ris township. Two brothers pre -de la -. r s, s 1 .. s o +t. r d t s ed 3 ,s« s. r 2 } tt Is IX at w y « n le • -« Y- .*. n at n L re $ ne : to New $10,600 Grand Stand Dr. J. B. Whitely, Dr. W. F. Clark President, Secretary, ARN J.ANC Ei' Under auspices of the a+ Brussels, Morris & Grey a: .L Checker and Chess Club ` Will ho hold at the home of ALEX. YUILL of Lot 7, Con, 8, Grey i Thursday ev'j Jud 25 J9 Good Music ! Ladies please bring Lunch ! Gents 50c. S' o .*tea at f' Barn Dance—A barn dance under t the auspices of the Brussels, Morris and Grey, Checker Club will be held at the home of Alex. Yoill, Lot 7, n- Con. 8, on Thursday evening of this +week. See advt, in this issue. Visitors during the past week at Mor John Fraser's were Robert and Mrs, _ Taylor and Miss Edith Scott, of ge. ceases .her, Wm. Robb, of Cypress I MIs. George McTaggart and Miss River, Man. and Joseph Robb, of I Annie McTaggart, Miss Annie John- Stratford. Mrs. Forrest was a mem I ston and Mts. William Neal visited leer of Browntown United Church !friends in Stanley recently. and was an active worker in the A. and Mrs. Sohier and master Sabbath school for several years i -Kenneth Solhier, left Thursday to She had a very bright vivacious per- ,apend their vacation with Mr, sonality and made many close l•Sohier's brother, Henry Sohier, of friendships and many on the neigh- Simcoe. Mr. Smith, Aberdeenshire, bourhood can testify to helpful sym- Scotland, is relieving Mr. Sohier. pathetic words spoken and little A farewell party was held in the deeds of kindness received from he Hall in Walton on Tuesday evening hand in their hours of bereavement lin honor of John and Mrs. McDon- or loss. She entered with untiring iald and family, who move to Wind- energy into any enterprise with Isor to -day (Wednesday). The Me- which she was associated, which was Donald family were presented with certain to be a. success if she direct - a well filled wallet. They will be ed it. And the whole neighborhood greatly missed in Walton and .com- as well es her household will miss mnnity, the radiating sunshine of her cheer- Cn Tuesday afternoon while Ka- ful presence. The funeral service thleen Farquharson, daughter of was conducted by her pastor, Rev. Wm, and Mrs. Farquharson, was Mr. Mann, at her home on Friday hurrying home from the village she afternoon. He close for his text was knocked down by a car driven The song of Solomon 2 :17, Until by Lorne Toll. Evidently Mr. Toll the day break and the shadows flee away" running alongfrom tic childrun twhich he the spoke did not see go e ver 1 'Y the side of the road until it was too comfortingwords drawingthe at - late. After hitting the child the car tention to the two fold message : ran into the fence. Though not ser- that we pass from this world, with iously injured, Kathleen received the shadows, into the glorious light bad cuts and bruises. of eternity, if we prepare for it. Al- Belmoral, Man„ Mrs, Wm. Murray, of Bothwell, Ont. ;,Beatrice McDon- _' ald, Brantford, Ont., and John Simp- son .of Tessier, Sask. Another +Pioneer Gone—Passing a . way on Saturday evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. 11. McCutcheon, 6th line, Morris, Grey Township Iost another of its pioneers !in the person of Luke Speiran, who !was 94 years, 7 months and 5 days r , old. He had been a resident on the 14th con. of Grey for upwards of 60 years, until the deat;I of his son this spring when he went to live with his son-in-law. Surviving are three sons and four daughters : George Speiran, Ethel ;' Edward, Goderich ; Hartwell, in the States ; Mrs. W. H. McCutcheon and Mrs. Frank :McCutcheon, Morris Town- ship ; Mrs. John Fetch and Mrs. Nedby Robinson, Edmonton, Alta. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon and the services were con- ducted by Rev. D. M. Guest, of Ar- keno afo r United r mel pastor of the nit d Church,and Rev. Mr.Taylor, 1 ay t .or, of the Ethel United Churn, Interment was made in Brussels cemetery. MORRIS Haying hue been the chief item on the farm program. Miss Allison,' of London, has been the guest of Misses Laidlaw, 9th line. Mr:. Joe. Shaw spent a few hours in Clinton last Saturday, at the home of Shaw. hercousin Dr. . J. W. S a Jno. F. Warman, of Clinton spent the past two weeks visiting at the dome of Chas. and firs. Pollard. Miss Alberta Richmond is attend- ing the Goderich Sunnier School this week a$ a delegate from St: An- drew's Sunday School. A number of Morrisitos have treat n carsthis sum- mer, to new a ed themselves mer, among the number are G. -Kel- ly, E. Bryans, Jno, Kelly and Harvey Bryans. Mrs. N. Arnold and daughters, Edith and Grayce, of Hamilton, hare returned home after a weeks' visit with Albert and Mrs. Crooks, 4th line. Wm. Peas and son, Eugene, of Brown City, Mich., spent a few days last week with the Peas family and other friends and relatives in Morris and Brussels, - Miiss Robina Young, who under- went an operation for appendicitis in Wingham Hospital was able to re- turn to her home in Belgrave, much improved in health. • i\Irs. Elder and children, of Til -sten; Mrs. Wm. 'Cober aid Diss sonburg, are visiting With the for- Hazel of Moorefield; Mr. and Mrs, reer's parents, Wm. and Mrs, Cun- Collinson, Stratford PI Ili and so, that shadows cannot exist with- out substance and light, so the shad- ow then testifies to the Fatherhood of God just as the cry of a child certifies the fact of motherhood, 00 the cry of the distrr .sed heart in the shadow indor.cs the fact of God Himself "who eomforteth a9 n mother comfortctll," Tru:+ beautiful sacred song. "When Peace like a river, . attcncleth m • way"etas ; un by Mr. Lorne Eckmier,of Brussel •tonowed by prayer by Rev. Mr. Pring, of Paimer,ton, a former pas- tor of over thirty years ago. The service was elesec1 by the shed:ie. of the hymn, "Asleep in Jesus" chose=1 by the departed herself and a great favourite Imre. of h.3, The floral tar butes were tee V+•• 41 beautiful: t' y t tun Illmt from husband and niece pray, 1It and Mrs. Andrew Turnbullsprat, Ralph Shaw; spray, ,oir, and Mrs. O. Turnbull; spray, Mr. -and Mrs. L. Eckntier• wreath, Mr. and airs. Neil Robb lir. and Mrs, Geo. agar, wreath, Mrs. Jos. Robb and lir. and • Mrs. Armand I nw -on; pillow, Eben- ezer chur,h• wreath Mrs. W. 3. Mc- Kinney Mrs. J. Peacock, and Harry Robb, Iloiseevain, Man, Those who attended from a distance were: Mrs. Joseph Robb, iiontoka:.lar. and 113s, Neil Robb mid family, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Armand Lawson and rd fancily, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Agar, Stratford; Rev. and Mrs. Pring and Mrs. Wm. Clark Palmer- ;ningham, Gravel road The children 1 Stewart and fancilyLueknow, The A '1""" not p••etty wpttdinr wan, solemnized at the Arkona ITnited eltureh parsonage on Wednesday July 19th, when Evelyn Melissa, elder • denghter of lVilliant and the late Mrs. Hoy, Ethel. Ont , was united in Mat-- tiege to Charles 1•'redetiek son nf_t James and Mrs, lle('ntehenn, of Gley township. The ceremony was per, hv-lt,•v. 0 Al. Guest and the yntittg couple were omit tended. The bride looked riming inagown of v,tlencut georgette trittaned with lime, e. lett el hnnevuuu,n spent in Loudon, Niagara Pali. au,l Detroit, the young ecomlu will lesid, at. Ibe groom's home.. Con.2 Goy HENFRYN Andrew and :Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Irene M l n event Sunday ] st at - Ba nBay- field. Mr. Budd} of Belgrave is pend - in,; a few days at the home of Henry and Mrs. Verannerman, Henfryn. Roy and Mrs. MrCreight and tam .ily spent Sunday at the home of Charlie and Mrs. Martin, Wingham, ETHEL Don't forget the Field Day at Cranbrook, on Thursday, Aug. 1st. liti. and Mrs. Rowland spent a few days with relatives at Sat. Catharines, The United Church Sunday School will 'i cm' c int tl e grove n o Friday, July 26th. Games, races and contests are being planned for old and young. The program will stunt at 3 tam. Everyone is welcome. Come. invite your 1'rienr.; and bring a basket. ill extend their visit for some week, Recently David Ramsay, of the Lewis Jewitt, Frank Shaw, James w pallbearers were: John Mustard 2nd con, met with an accident while !Moses, Ralph Shaw and Oliver Turn - unloading hay. One of the prongs bull. be of the hay fork pierced his lung, and rLet us patient; These severe af- ter a time his condition was serious. We are glad to report that the pa- tfi'ons tient is now out of danger and is Not from the ground arise, But oftentimes celestial benedictions Making a good recovery. Lorne McCauley who was severe- ly bitten by a dog about a week ago, and had to have medical attention to treat and dress the wound in order to prevent the possibility of serious infection, its able to be about once Assume this dark disguise. GREY The wheat fields are looking fine. Farmers have ideal weather for haying, more, we are pleased to state. Don't forget Cranbrook field day, Burt r : W(mAugust 1st. into the flinayBasnown on Saturdhileaycliafterbing' The Post wants all the district noon in the barn of Chas. Forrest news. .Phone or write your news Ralph Shaw fell, lighting on his left items, shableouldertobe onremothe ved beanto flooriris. Irtomoe wand as I Grace Kreuter returned to her home in Seafonth after holiday - Miss ' while sustaining nlony bruises and a' ing with friends and relatives bad shaking up is snaking good re -Grey. e eoveryd, { ,Miss 114Uary ICrauter who has been Carof Thanks :—For floral tri- holidaying meth Jim and Mrs. Ma- butes and kindness and sympathetic ,Donald returned to her position in words spoken during the long illness Toronto. and passing of Mee. Forrest, eves:- 1 Chas, land Mrs. Cleaver and Dan. ially for the thoughtfulness of the ' and Mrs. Meehan motored to Bramp- school cktlth'en gathering wild ton on Saturday to attend the Gal - flowers for her cheer and comfort, health reunion at Elderado park. We wish to thank our friends and Over one hundred were present, BELGRAVE Robert M. Murray is abl eta be uround again after his recent opera- tion. Misses Dorothy and Jean Garniss have gone to Stratford where they have secured positions. Dr. and Mrs. P. Anderson and daughter, of Long Beach, Calif., motored here and are v]sitng with the fornmer's farther, Finlay Ander- son, Following are the successful pup- ils who wrote at Belgrave from West Huron:—,Honours—Lily Howard, Margaret Irwin, Mary Robertson, Charles Scott, Mary Vincent. Pass —Jessie Arbuckle, Mae Coulter, Thomas Garniss, Margarat Gooier, Anna Gnasbv, Gladys Gross, Marjory Hamilton, Dorothy Higgins, Glenn Kechnie, Corinne :McLean, Doris Scott, Irene (Walsh, On Sunday the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Anderson pas- sed away at the age of 2 years and and 0 months, The young lassie had been in poor health for only a short time. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon and interment was made in Brandon Cemetery. The parents have the sympathy of the community, Personal Paragraphs Miss Manna Hiuntlton was a visitor to Atwood 010 Tuesday. ny. George lhomeou,' of Toronto, Is the guest of his sister, Mrs, 0, Seeker. Mr. and Mrs. Burch:tot, of Guelph, were veiling 1 g (u Brussels on Moday. 1llss Gertrude Ross left on Satur•dey to vieit with her sister at Sioux Look- out Mrs. Jack Leckie and Master Hobby, of Toronto, are'gueete of Mrs. G.11, Santis. Jun. 11)111 Mrs. 'Monte, of Ottawa: •• were guests with 1'hoe• and Mita, Moore. Mrs, W. A, \'Neese, of Lindsay, is the guestof her u]ece, Mrs, Nesbit Hamilton. Mrs S. Larkwol•thy and two child. 4011, of Mitchell, are visitors with Miss Ruby Plum. W. and ,Mrs, Shearer, of Poole, were ecent visitors with Nesbit and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Jas, Bowman is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Soott, at Bobcaygeon, (ileo. and Mrs. Uawaon, of Tiverton, spent the weekend at the horse of P. and Mrs. Arnent, WINGJLAM ADVANCE -- TIMES .:— Mrs. W. H. Willis is spending a few days in Montreal. Walter and Mrs. MIller, of London, spent the weekend in town at the home of Charlie Miller. Mrs, A. 113. Hey and Miss Helen Ray, of Stratfnld, `ate guests to -day with Mrs, W. H Kerr. Jaynes MacDonald, of New York visited bis nephew, A. H, IvlacDouaid for a few days last. week, Ernie Miller, of St. Thomas hes been renewing old acquaintances to town during the past week, Jas. McCracken, of Toronto, is here on a visit with his mother, Mrs. Wm, McCracken, Princess street. Mrs. Chas, Huffman and son, of Montreal, are the guests of the Riv- ulet's father, George Manners. Miss Margaret Heeney of Kitchen- er, was a visitor for several clays with nerfrieeo, Miss Jean Ferguson. Miss Jean Scott, of Toronto, ie spending pert cif her vacation with her grandparents, P. and Mrs.Soott. Allan McCracken has gone to Hag- eersville where be will spend a couple ,if weeks with his uncle, Dr. McCrack- en. Brien and Mrs. Scott, of Toronto, a ere weekend visitors 81 the home of he Cromer's patents, P. and Mrs, Scott. Mr. end Mrs, Ma -on, of Merlin were eek -end vlellms with Mrs. A, Mc- Guire, 'P who returned d wall themfor v'sit ' 1 Ed. nod Mrs. Lowry tend Miss Vel - 1110. of Exeter, wet'e week -end visitors .011h Mrs. Lowry's father, James Wil- liamson. Jno. and Mrs. Garton and children, ,.f Port Huron. are visitors with the f: i'nset's brother, Ed. Dayton at the A mericsn Hotel. 0 Miss Thutsa („•ray, 11, N., c'f Fort William was the guest this week with '41ise Hattie DIM u10g. Oki friea.ds 'tP gb,11 00 NYE. bar atrnib. J. 1l Manners, nrd wife and two ..ons, r.f Oast or, A11 ,are visiting with Gena G f P 7: 9- x d \ r 1 tan r •s g .I r The visit. 1 s 1 matte Il1PIt'1i 7 f, {' motet , F1 ac 1c oral 101 s. Oliver, ,.f Detroit'. am! firs. Errsi pd t 81 d s"n \in•gnolle, 141ieh.. sneer the week -end with John and Mrs Oliver, to 11, R. W. Brown, llangaist, and 0'. N.. Tipton, of Toronto, paid a short visit rn BI ,,wens Inst week and wet*, guests r . f thea p 9 sister, f to 1 ,st r L Mrs .T Kerr. tete Horatio l s t d n a n o\ t r t 1 ,1 Clut, of t 6a el 1 Min and .1 13. Hernilic a Heti Miss ,1pa11, of Atwood, w rP tint"l,ty rlgrt- ••r at the home of N. and Mts. Haut- iltnn, (4eneep 13o11, of Chatham, and a for- mer linntype operator at The Poi, t, WOW a visna, hi town on Sunday. He was arc"mpanied I•y two 'mute" friend . Prof, S. it Creme and two daugh- ters Statee9.Ieat1 and Ripener. of Tor- onto, hey" been guests of Reeve and Backe,' and other relatives in 01 Pv tncrnsltip Mrs. \Cin. }1rffnl t and daughter, l , ti jean, of e Marie, a•,o ''n 1 l t are visiting 1Ca [{ ,+t the home the ruler's• h r l f i t f,noels, George and 5119. Rpir, They motor- ed clown with some ft feuds arriving un Stnlday. Rev. ,011,1 )Ors. Kennedy and chilli - 1 en, of Mt. Brydgee, were visitors with .1. 13. and Mrs. Bnitantyne, over Ill, week end. They left. on 0 motor trip to the Soo by Canadian highway l eturning by way of the M]chigao side. The Delgrave branch of the Wom- en's Institute held its regular meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Norman Walsh on Tuesday afternoon when there was a good attendance. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Char- les Coulees, vice-president, and open. ed by ail singing the opening ode and repeating the Lord's prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted and at the conclu- sion of the general .business report of the district meeing held at Lan desboro, eves given by Mrs. Jas Tay- Ior and Mew. Joseph Clegg. Miss Cela Coultes favoured with a vocal solo which was much enjoyed The topic "KKitchen Equipment in Dollars and Cents," was taken by Mrs. James Michie and proved quite interesting. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem. Lunch was served Iby the host,ssst Assisted by Mrs. Gorden Walsh and Mrs. Martin Crosby and all enjoyed a social time. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. It. Iyle: Crae, of Londesboro.