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87 Years of
Growth
Ever since 1832 this Bank has
been serving the Canadian public.
Its steady growth in assets and de-
posits is as much a tribute to public
confidence in its integrity as to its
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own efForts.
Your savings account would be' gladly re-
ceived—and the regular interest and ultimate
benefits will be decidedly welcome to you as
time goes on.
—THE
B. nk. of Nova Scotia
Paid-up Capital $ 6,100.000
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New Advertisements
$ trtwee—Nortnan',amen 8.
Poultry wanted—W. C4. Neal.
Poultry wanted—R, Thomson.
Poultry wanted—Halt's, Ethel.
Pip for solo—l.nke 0. $peirnn.
Naw Garaan—Burris & Littlo.
Auction $ala—Pater Roadnutu,
S0(awhorrtes—Lnn(in Sugar Co.
a'r isttiut .ews
Bluevate
Chas, 0811118s has put chased a Ford
car.
Jos. and Mrs. 1tobb spent Sunday at
Sweated.
Wm. and M(0. Gaieties visited
friends at Brussels.
Geo. Townsend and children visited
with relatives here.
A. B. Jackson and slaughter visited
relitt.ives at 'J'888Water.
Alex, 11aa14wen made a business
trip to Tut onto this week.
Alts Brooks 's t present visiting
3 ( at ! L v ti g
relallyes at Streefot11 and Loudon.
Airs, Paul Pugh, Wingha(n, spent a
few clays this week with the Misses
Paul.
Airs. 0. 1-1. G,uniss, Miss Margaret
(tad (ilou are visiting with Toronto
rei0ndo.
The But ter Factory is doing a rush-
ing b08iuees and shipping over 100
boxes of butter a week.
Mts. Sanderson, Toronto, arrived
on Monday to spend a couple months
at her Summer home here.
Jas. Masters has r hrille(1 to work
sifter, being on the sick list for Lhe
pasts weeks. Glad to see him back.
L. W. and Mrs. Rattan called on
old friends at Brussels on Monday,
$ Mr. Eldon was relieving the agent
at Mussels a couple of days this week.
Pte, Earl Aitchison arrived home
from overseas Monday night and
Woke tine.
Harvey Haney is in Toronto this
week writing on his nivil Service
examination.
Mr, Reid and Mr, and Mrs. Mills
and family, of Hullett, visited Mrs.
Snell last week.
The Methodist Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic on Gan. Mc-
Donald's flats, Saturday, June 28th.
Wm and Mrs. Bray and Wm. and
Mts. Robb, Dungannon, motored over
and spent the day with R. and Mrs.
Musgrove.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Joe
Walker, of B-line, very ill for some
weeks but hope she may soon be re-
stored to good health.
Wroxeter
e• news 5 else.
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Mrs. R. Kitchen has returned fermi
en extended visit in Detroit.
Clifford White, Guelph, 18 spending
1)e vacation et his horse here.
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Grace Stocks, Toronto, is holiday-
ing with het' parents, R. and Mrs.
Stooks,
Chas. Wendt, who recently eeturn-
ed from overseas, spent Friday with
his brother, J. R, Wendt.
Rev. W. Hartley, Shetburuo and
Juo. Hartley, Vankloek Hill, are visit-
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Oorat Shea tlY, te for mer teacher
in the public school school here, is re-
newing ecg11aiutances in the village,
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allWinter!
All the delicious flavor
will be preserved
if you follow the directions
in our Lantie Library and
use only Lantic Sugar iu
original packages.,
fit 2 and 5 1b.cartons
10, 20 and loolb. bags
Atlantic Sugar Reanorleu, Limited
Montreal, Que. St, John; N. B.
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SECURITY
A Savings Bank Account not
only provides an assurance for the
present, but guarantees you security
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in the future,
To save is to succeed—
THE CANADIAN BANK
COMMERCE
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Walton Branch C. F. Misner, Acting Manager
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diet,
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dial, ehnnit will hold a 00,saar Mon -
(lei', 11 Moment,
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Work will be
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on exh)1))tiou from 0 to '7,30 o cloak
when the sale will begin the articles
consist ;of aprons, hantikerehiefe,
0I111drens' clothing, cterebet, embroi-
dery, fancy goods, etc. No admission.
Tea 25o.
Cramb or ok
We'll be in to see Newton trod Brus-
sels play Foot Ball next Monday even-
ing.
Oranbrook Farmers' Club picnic on
Dominion Day, A gond tittle is ex-
peetad.
tercel, \V. and 11rs..leee1)1re, aecnm-
paoied by the later'8 mother, were
visiting al Detroit last, week, Laking
i'1 the Greyhound excursion. They
had a good time,
Monday of this week Mims Madeline,
daughter of George and Moa, Baker,
of this locality, left for London where
she has gone into training as a nurse
i1) St. Joseph's hospital, She should
do well and no doubt will. She's the
second daughter of the home to take
up the profession, \v1) wish Miss
Madeline success,
CRANRROOK CEMETERY,—All Own-
ers in connection with Oranhrook
cemetery are asked, and urged,..to as•
mist in a bee Saturday afternoon of
this week, 2801 inat,, in in11n'nving
the premises, which are 11089 badly re-
quiring attention. Many bands will
make light work so lets niers be a good
rally to improve "God's acre," Don't,
fail to get theta on Saturday and help
in a good 813(158,
Jamestown
A number from this community at-
tended the anniversary services of the
Presbyterian church, Brussels, Sun-
day and Monday.
Miss Viola McLeod is home from
the Stratford Normal School having
completed her course and is now
awaiting the results, She has been
engaged to teach the Turnbull school,
15th con. Gley, for the next term and
should do well.
Thursday of last week \Vm. Robin-
son, let line Morris, bad the misfor.
Lune to have 2 horses killed in a pas-
ture field by lightning, The insurance
company allowed him $300 for the loss
but he may find he is out 01 pocket
when he comes to replace them.
Walton
Poultry wanted Tuesday of each week,
Phone W. G. Neal as to prices, 10.
Miss Pearl Carew, Toronto, who is
visiting at the lelan8e, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with friends at Sea.
forth and Stratford.
New program have been issued for
the monthly meetings of the Women's
Institute, setting out a number of
very interesting events.
Last Sunday evening at large
number from this locality attended
Lha Anniversary services in Melville
nhnreh, Brussels. Rev, Mr. Lundy, of
Duf'f's church here, assisted.
At a meeting in the A. 0, U. W.
on the use and
Hall a demonstration
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care of aluminum ware was given un-
der the (tnspices of the Women's In-
stitute, This :Mould help the side of
the ''ldade in Canada" stand of that
88111'8.
A. number of delegates from Walton
\Vomen's Institute will go to Moles-
worth on Friday afternoon of this
week to the annual District Institute
meeting. Walton has a share of the
oiiioers and will supply their quota of
the program.
Sunday morning, July 0th, at
11 o'clock, the Orangeman of this
locality will attend set vice in Duff's
church, when Rev. 11r, Lundy will
preach 1118 annual sermon, The
members will 118881111(1(0 at the Hall at
10 80 and m81.01) to 1.he. 01111110)), 001.-
1 118i111.1) 311 extended to vieit0rs.
Next Sabbath will he Rev. 111.
13 motley's closing set vi, a on \Valium
circuit before his 1 removal to his new
charge (3.0 Rooney, He and Mee.
Bentley will eau•r33 with thorn the gond
wishes of (a wide eh (.1e of friends to
their' rete home. 11r. Bentley's sue-
0essoe will 0' !'Lev, lir. Button,
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ANNUAL, 1 oxlNrzl --Balm 1)v Fier.
norm 01 this week the mental ?lank 111'
Walton eleven- Methodist churches
will be held in Leenling'5 grnv3•, 0orn-
',mimilg at o'clock 'There will be
a great program of fun consisting of
(1.hlalisspurts, Font 13,111, Volley 131.11),
tCc, Lunch will be served (11111 there
will also be as tet't eshule0-t booth.
This is t3. popular (Weill" 1hnt a1braels a
big crowd Mr 1 he (11181 noon's fun.
Bilis give further parti(ulars. Keep
tab nn the dale. •
Dr. Field, Inspector of Schools,
Gado, 00, and 1)r. Sinclair, oft the
Dept. of liiducation,'i'orolto were vied -
ore in the village. Dr. Sinclair is ex-
plaining School Oonsnlidation in the
communities that have ibis matter
under consideration, The gentlemen
each spoke for a fete minittes at the
meeting of the Women's 1netituts
that afternoon in the A, 0, U. W.
Hall. It is hoped that in afew tveelts'
time Dr. Sinclair' may be able to route
back to Walton and at a meeting of
all the Sections explain the smatter
still further. This is a live question
and it behooves all who have the best
inbevests of the youth of our land at
heart to learn as nItieh as possible
about it. In this matter it pays to be
alive as the first 10 Onnsolidations (18
(c receive an additional grant; from
the Government of $2,000 each,
The Women's Rally held in Duff's
church was a grant success, Over 100
women of the congregation were pees -
ens. 11) was a mnt1er of regret that
the much loved Prosidolt of the W',
M. S., Miss Mary Smillie, tumid not', be
present on account of lllnees blot the
Ise Vita Ptes, Mrs, Wm. Neal, pre-
sided etifloiently, Mrs, (Rev:), Mann,
Brussels, ]resented the elahns of the
Forward Movemont in a very telling
addresa and MIS, (Rev,) Telford,
i3lyth, gave (t line report -i r the meet
tog of the (General Council 1)I the \V,
Al. 8. Master Reggie 13111,13 Wag pre -
settled
r
Mission Band Junior
with a 1 I moo Ju
n
Mernbership 013111 lcate and pin earn-
ed by himself, The Senint' Dept, -of
the Mission 13(tr11 fumed the chow for
the afternoon and the Junior Dept.
helped with the serving of the tea 111
the basement, The Juniors had fitted
up the basement with small tables and
baguets of flowers and there the ladies
gathered after the meeting and enjoy-
ed a social hour.
Molesworth
Women's Ditttid..IrleLitllte and the
Board of A.grieullure for 00) I1nrun
will heat Isere leri(lay al'Lertln ») of
this tweet(,
Man oto 't'(IANKS,—We de0ire 10
thank the Mends and neigh0108 who
so kindly gave us thele help and sym-
pathy in our time of need (luring the
illness of Alex. McCracken, We ap-
prechteed it verymuch1311(1 wish to
say so. Yours gratefully,
ALEX. AbII) MRS MCCRACKEN.
Belgrave
SURPLUS ABOUT $00.00,—The Re-
union Committee met Thursday even-
ing of last week at Richard Procter's
and settled up the business a1tair0 of
the recent reunion. About $0000 of
balance 8888 on hand when all tie.
nounis had been paid. This wets de-
posited in the bank, as a reserve fund
to (ti(1 needy soldiers, Same rnlllatit•
tee holds office and live will constitute
a (plenum who will have aul10 1)13' to
make payments if thought advisable,
Votes of thanks were passed to Mt.
and Mrs. Procter fol' (tee et their
gp.e o helped
grounds std home, t all wh 1
in. the arrangements of program,
grounds and refreshment booth.
Morris
Council meeting last Monday,
141iss Mary Kernaghan, Baden, is a
welcome visitor with relatives and
friends in this locality,
Mee. George Marlin and children, of
Georgetown, are holidaying with the
1Jich(% families and other old friends.
Wm. Wilkinson and Chas, Davis,
410 line, have purchased Gray Dort
touring cars from S. Carter, agent,
Brussels.
Petitions are being signed asking
the Government for a shortening of
the sentence of Jas, McCracken, who
is at Kingston,
Dou't forget Robt. Bowman's Clear-
ing Auction Sale of Farm Stock, im-
plements, Sec. next Monday afternoon,
List may be read in this issue.
Miss Madeline, daughter of Dr. J.
W. and Mrs. Shaw, Olintou, was a
visitor with her cousin, Miss Isabel
Shaw, 3rd line, during tine past week,
Mrs, W. H. Ferguson, 5th line, is at
Toronto this week attending the big
Provincial Convention. She 18 one of
the Vice Presidents of North Huron
Association.
Next Monday afternoon a pie -nim
will be held in the Somerville grove,
5th line, under the auspices of S. S.
No. 8 and the Sunday School, A big
time is counted on.
Mrs. B. T. Bell and J. F McOcae
Toronto, Mrs. J. H. Kerney, Guelph,
and Mrs. Steele and son, Prescott,
were here attending the funeral of
1)c
the late Gan Bald Dnnbar,
L, Higgins, 3rd line, has moved to
\'Vingham where he puepnses making
his home, having bought pt'opert•y.
His sou Richard G. and bride will be
the ellcce98o18 on the farm,
Welcome visitors at the home of
W. H. and firs. Maunders are Robert
and Mrs. McMahon, Miss Henrietta
and john, of Shoshone, Idaho, old
friends of the host and hostess
NOTrri.o.—Any ratepayer having
sheep killed by dogs is requested to
notify the Councillor in his Division
immediately with a view to having
clainns settled satisfactorily.
\VAL ELSTON, A. MAoEWEN,
Reeve, Clerk.
A garden pat ty will be held et
Ebenezer appointment, (110891818 c!r-
euit, next Monday evening, 8001 inst.
Good program, including \Vingham
Brass Band, Admission 50 and 25
cents. Dont (Hiss it as a good time is
assured.
1Ii's. George Caldblck, of Halley -
bury, who was visiting her innther',
Mrs. Joseph 8101111, 0th line, left for
her home Monday (afternoon. Mee.
Smith, who is in bel' 87111 year, was
badly shaken u15 a few weeks ago by a
faa11. Oil friends wish 1101 a speedy
recovery. It is neatly 60 peat's since
Mrs, Smith name to Morris.
PICNIC•—If you want a good time
come to the unix) Pic-nic of S. S. No.
(3, Morrie and No. 8, ,,Grey in Nelson
Cardiff's grove Friday afternoon, June
2701, Booth on the ground and inn01)
served. An exciting game of Baseball
between Morris and Grey, also Foot-
ball and other sports, Everybody
Welcome'
FARar SoLD.—Lamb week Peter
Rsadman sold his farm, 701 Corot, to
George Harman, a returned Soldier
who was overseas for 8} years, for the
sum of $4,000. POtchaser is now
in possession. An Auction Sale of
Farm stook, implements, told house-
hold effects will be held Wednesday
of next week, July 2nd, at 1 p.
with F, 8. ,Scott as Auctioneer, Me.
teed MlasesReadman have lived on this
farm for the past 1.7 years and will
01018 likely remove to one of the near-
by villages. The former's health is
not vary rugged. y List of sale may be
read in this week's issue,
HYi1IEN1 u..—A pretty 8813d(11(1g wag
solemnized at the home of George W.
and Mrs, Procter, 5th Oon„ Wednee-
day, Jtmo 18th, at 11 a. m., when their
daughter, Miss 'Moreno's Aliette, was
united in marriage to Richard Gordon
Biggins, son of Elijah and Mrs, 'H'tgi,
gins, 8rd Con., Morris. Ceremony
was performed by Rey, 5, Davison,
and Lohengrin's Marsh was played by
Miss Margaret Procter, cousin of the
bride. Bride Wore a oheruting dregs of
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✓3• into a cl pa.rtnet hip ,, ,)) l t8,•,I u.
' the building 1,.,.,11119 t tl.,lyd
by 13. (tarter, and hat',- hu' d 11 t,
fup rot 11111111101)) geu.t;;r, d,
r li',uet'i.alyt„cuend 1, 111 'ft,
r 'IL 'Pieter 1111(81ngtltakenlaspecial di
4. ,.nurse its dealing with Rubber, ,rr
k Sec. +
.t, Supplies; of Gasoline and Oils h
d' always on hand, 4
4I We are agents fel' til,• well °pl,
+ known Overland Cat. +
v"j If you have trouble with your
+ Oar 01 require anything in our 4.
line give 114 a call. We gnat 1411. '
.p tee satisfaction at reasonable
rater]. } 4
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ullitev01ie, trint,u",.1 1V11 11 ,A1 111 101
hon and elute iettere.1 wi111 -1111 she
91u'rieda borne) 11f whirr le lee and
s)veel: peas and were the g1 ((11)'8 gift,
a gall wristlet watch. Groom's gilt
to Lha pianist wee a gold brooch, s'3.
with pearls, llappy couple left 1111 11,e
aflefnoon 1)1ain for Landon, •.mid
showers of confetti and rice, the Wide
travelling travelling navy blue suit with pearl)
colored crepe le ehen8 waist and blue
pastel shade hat 1)o match, (h1 their
return they will reside nn the groom',
faun), 3(11 Con., where they will begin
married life under 1111815X10)114 cilcu1n-
stances and with the best, wieltes of
many friends.
Grey
Mrs, H. J, Brownlee, Hespeler, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. Tusk,
Miss Jean ineNail' is home for a heti-
day visit for a few weeks and is vett'
welcome,
Mrs. Jno. McKinnon took in the
excursion to Detroit last week on the
steamer Greyhound,
The people of Union are sorry to
part with their beloved paster, Rev,
J. W. Johl(eOn. Next Sunday will be
hie closing service,
The many friends of Aire. 3. K.
Bake.!' are pleased to see her (3.he01
once snore after' being confined to the
house owing to illness.
Oinolair and Mrs. Phippen and
family and Tindall and Mrs. Ri111)113
and sun Stewart, of \Vingham, Were
visitors at Robert Oat 1'3.
The ba8n 011 Lloyd LPorler's farm,
ceaues
u. has been raised and It
10th Ou ,
stabling will be put in, A pau'I:y was
held the evening of the bee when 70 or
80 were present and enjoyed a good
110113.
bliss Henrietta, Denman, who has
been Leaching in the 1illateon school,
Kincardine, for the pat 2 em8, herr
tendered her resignation, Hiss Den-
man was invited to stay for the 8111
year but has decided to discontinue.
Friday afternoon of this week a
union plc -oil will be held in Nelson
Card lire bosh by School 80).ti)os No. 3
Gley and No, 0 Morrie. 13a11 games,
sports, avec. Booth on the grounds.
A general Invitation is extended to
889(331)0(13,
N. 11, Rlchardsnn, Man01, 81)810„ 18
renewing old ft•ieneships in this com-
munity. He was a delegate to the
Presbyterian Assembly at 1-llunilteu
and Look the opportunity of calling
o1 former friend.. f1) is 15 years siu1e
the Rlchardeon fetidly removed feom
this locality, Mrs. Richardson ie
iug with relatives and Mende at De-
troit and other points. Mr, Richard -
snit is being treated kindly by the
passing yews.
Cteem OAr•r.,—'1'hnrsd0y of lest,
week David Clark, an old tund well
known resident of 1111' 14111 (1111., had
a close eall'fol' his life. Lightning
eteme10 the chimney on the !rouse 11.1111
came (101911 11181118, the ronlu being
ohergedgwitll electricity and stnoke.
11,', Olatic was sitting )1n (v chair at,
the time and the "hot stuff" not fent
of a jack-knife its his pocket and trout
them went through the sent of the
elude. There ryas a reddish litre
al0ug the top of his foot wheat( the
current had no doubt made its way.
He is able to be abort, but does not
want a re-Oc0ureelee of the ex-
perien0e.
MATRIMONIAL —Thursday afternoon
of last week, at the hone of the bride's
parents, the matrimonial bots was
tied by !Rev, M1, Mann, Brussels, h, -
1%78811 Geo. D. Wight man, Beet
W awanosil, and M is8/11111011 1011h13l1,',
daughter of Oliphant and Mrs. 8011th,
6th Con. As wedding 0141111 88118
played 11y Miss Elizabeth Smith, sister
to the bride, the principals took their
places under a band of briar buds
and ferns' ,portiere. The twin
sisters (Marjory and elargar''t) were
flower' gh'ls, dressed in bloc and
white, Beth wore a becoming ins'
fume of silk crepe lie ehinc 131111 untried
a boquet of white carnations and
maiden halt fern, After hearty eon
gratulatius the company sat down to
well spread tables which were deooaat-
ecl with orange blossoms and rosebuds,
The health of the bride was propnse(1
by the officiating nlhli8ter, Wedding
gifts here numerous and well chosen.
Groom presented gold lyrist hatch to
bride, crescent brooch to pianist and
gold lockets to ring bearers. Mr, and
Mrs, Wlgbtrnan left In the evening,for
n R. L. McDonald's
Grove
Lot 18, Con, 10, Grey
D3_'. inion Day
A114111 00111, Ivo ('lulu 11, V. 11t.
Attlee, A(4'''') 1 ('). 111.p1as„ul.1111)1'
flim hit s, /'tial')). 111111 Ill harm.
Rets" I'1 11u11i 1"nal 131(11 un41ehe).
R:u'l'8 fel W11i(711 111101 al priz'•8
Will ba 111ret'ad.
Bnnlh )1n Cllr ground,
Everybody 8 811111ne. Cigna a.ud
bring your basket.
their home io Wewanosh, the bride
lea8eliing in a suit of sand shade with
inti to ruateh, Hearty congratula-
tions are extended to the happy pair
by a large circle of relatives and
t'riends for a long, prosperous and use-
ful life.
ADL metes AND PRESENTATION. --
Tuesday evening, 10th inst., i,ance
(lore. Elgin Il. Porter, who teeentl}•
.111111•tl 11,1188- 1, 11111 , 881, eau, wast in,
:0a1ed wi1l1 Cllr t. lir.t8ing 8ddreee, a •-
enutpauied by a gold .Main and Menet
.1. A. Porter, 01' Atte,,, ,t, , 11n'in of tn-
robbel• tiny I rad the ,dill esti alai 1111
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Y,
-Ul:Alt 1�Lu1N.--\V1), your relatives
and friends, have gathered h8re to-
night to extend 10 you a hearty wel-
come alter your lengthened absence
overseas. \Ve deeply appreciate what
you and thousands of othare have
done for us, who were unable to go 1t,
tlo "our bit." You had to sacrifice all
the 001(11orts of home and pecuniary
advancement. for the hardships and
dangers of trench life, We do not
forget thee wen. voluntary sacrifice
of the interest. of self in answeeing the
call of your King and Country to me.
serve Right, Justice and Honesty in
the world has coact red an impel ash -
able honor upon yourself, As a slight
token of our appreciation of your pat-
riotic and unselfish tact in risking
your life for home and principle and
of aux esteem for you we ask you to
accept tits chain and locket, with the
hope that a long, happy and prosper-
ous life clay be yours.
J. A. PORTER AND 00USINI6.
The recipient made a brief bur ap-
propriate reply, He was wounded in
the head and leg and was in the hos-
pital for 0 weeks as to result of hie
duty doing for the Empire.
Annals8 AND PI1r:sr3TA'rr0N,._-011
the evening of thine 12111 a goodly
number of friends arid neighbors as.
8emble(1 at the home of W. A. and
Mrs. Lamont, 5th Con, and presented
them with a fine Mortis chair. They
were to leave the following Saturday,
Wet possibly
o he S
for a tripL the y
p
going thrugh to the Coast, in the
iginpe than Mr. Lau)nut',( health may
improve with a rest and change of
air and scene, Following 114 the ad-
dress :—DEAR FRIL'NDS.—\V1) a num-
her of your friends and neighbors,
have assembled this evening t,1 enjoy
a social hour with you before your
departmre to the Western country, as
we felt we could not let you go away
without expressing our 810008e re-
grets that on account of Mr, Lamont's
health you found it necessary to
make this change. As neighbors you
have been thoughtful and obliging ;
been a splendid
esperinlly yc ❑ havep
hast and hosi.ess and as citizens the
We
to accept this chair
best. h9tiskyou p
as a visible token of our:appreciation
Ill' your good .l1) tlitie5 while among us,
We wish you complete restoraUiml of
health, a peospernuS Iouruey, and a
hearty welcome back if you see fit
to return Lo Its again. Signed on be-
half of this neighborhood.
NORMAN LAMONT,
Dt?NCAN McKINNON,
Ethel, June 1211), 1910.
'Co add to the );Measure of the evening
a number of friends, who intended to
%(all on 1111 and Mrs. Lamont before
they left., came that same evening
from \Vingham mud Teeewater, 4 car
loads. This tva8;a very happy 00-in-
eiden( as it augmented the already
large eenwd and they had the pleasure
of meeting a large 1111mber of their
1•elati 988 and friends, Evening was
spent. in a social way, younger mem-
bers enjoying a short dance, while the
older folk discussed old times and Ole
question of the day, Lunch WAS sere•
ed and the company wended their
way homeward after bidding their
host and hostess adieu and wishing
them good h0eCOSS 111 their venture,
Maitland
Albeet Tindall, 14111 Con„ has pur-
chased it fine m(111)1' (:al'.
Frederick Philtre, 11tH 00)„ is pre-
paring for the erection of a (1110 strata
shed,
\Vm. 11111 Mrs. McCallum have mov-
ed into their residence at Newry re-
cently,
ecently,
Henry Phalle, Rime, is building a
fine 00t18n1 foundation under the
Maitland cheese faeLory,
Joseph and 14Irs, Bewley, Blyth,
rllotored to Stanley Hammond's, Mait-
land, last Sunday afternoon.
Pelee Hood, 10th Con., had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from a buggy,
which resulted in a broken arm,
Edgar and Mrs. Lines, Carthage,
motored to Maitland one day last
week paying a flying visit to friends
there.
Mr, and Mrs. McCall and 1klrs. Me-
0all7 sr,,. Ct'anbrnok, motored to
Stanley Hammond's last Sunday
afternoon,
u ,lt(li star.
Alma, of Atwood, alb %inning their'
many friends 11'1 the Malawi viellllty',
1)t present.
t
n .
7'he l:vangehnttc>;ervices being held
at Monk too are being very well at-
lauded and no doubt mush spiritual
good to the emnmullity will be the re-
mutt. Rev. ;\311 .1.11111(31)111(3 certainly
au 111,1)' gespl'1 ;tree and Professor'
P'ra8c 18 (1 1:81 .9 l,rn{iei„111, and aurae,:
Hee Intn,t,'littl. '
Melville Church Anniversary
Bost Yat in History et Cone re-
gattion.
Rev, A. 0. Wishart, e. A., Calgary, wond-
ers most acceptable service. --Fin-
ancial results highly satisfactory,
Last S111311ay and sll,nday were the
days chosen for the celebration of the
6th anniversary of Melville church
and ae the day was flee end the event
one of interest, added to which was
the fart that It.ev. A. G. Wishart, B.
A., Calgary, a well known and popu-
lar former pastor, was to preach,
Itttlacted a vast assemblage from long
'es . n the automobile.
distant , !hanks t ant
Seating capacity in the Targe church
was It a 1518111inr0 and ell. the evening
service nonny were anl1le to (gain ad-
mit tamer,
'tIle peel,.,, t' v 4 I Mit 1,n, ii• A.,
G011unded the inter ni,:r ir,troauctoly
set v,cea tinct Yet .8i, W1.,1141 prea ch.
t epietedid eeeeteit t).tn, (11,3
'1..11111,1iguutn'.u.' rah(, h ,'ebouatlal,d
,) 1110 o1 %13.14 a
the clusr Ill!( Ill all. 1l t
Service 111181 will 001 0)11)1) be forgot-
ten. I1) the afternoon, at the open
eeseinn of the Sunday Se/mot, Mr.
Wishart gave a short interesting ad-
dress.
At the evening service Rends.
Messrs. Lundy, Walton, and Kennedy,
Ethel, took part in the service, Rev.
Mr. Wishart took for his theme
"Jesus and the woman of Samaria,"
from wllieh he elaborated a most
practical ,1i,ront•se, the application of
which could not fail to appeal Lo Lhe
great. 11011gregation• 11al133 lc8so0s
were pointed out. that emil1 be easily
exemplified in Christian life and the
preacher urged that, like the Master,
people would go about doing Gond.
Although the evening was very warm
the preacher put his old time evangel-
istic vim into his address and it should
bear fruit. Pxcellent Music was sup-
plied during the day by the choir, in
anthem, solo and quartette, Miss
Minerva Jones presiding most accept-
ably at fire pipe organ. The hearty
emir egatiotal singing was a 1ea1 up-
lift as the gospel Was poured forth in
song. Offering for the day reached
well up to $t300 whioh was most, credit-
able, when the big 'lift" of last Win
-
ter is taken into the vomit,
Monday evening the anniversary
'lea Meeting t place )lace whet, elabor-
ate preparations were made and just
as sueceesfully carried out in catering
to the hundreds who attended. A
tip-top bl of fare was iti older and
was well accred by it retinue of active
and courteous young people. Be-
tween the supper and the h=our for the
platform meeting (het 13 WAY a happy
commingling of the people and old
associations between pastors and
people re -kindled after a very hearty
fashion,
At 8 o'clock the pastor took the
011air and introduced a long, varied
and well ordered progren' of an un-
usually high type. Profitable addres-
ses were given by Revds. Messrs. W.
1:, Stafford, H. Smith, A. C. Wishart
and 1S. A. Lundy which abounded in
optimism, com tliment and practical
suggestion. If the congregation live
up to all they were urged to do they
will have a busy time in the coming
year, An elaborate pl1g@tin was giv-
en by the choir consisting of anthems,
solos, duetts and quartettes, All and
sundry were thanked by the pastor.
Total financial proceeds of the aunt-
versary were $927.00, a record amount.
$1,000 was set as high water mark
and it. was well nigh attained. Pastor
and people are well deserving of cem-
ptimetlt and congratulation.
The spacious edifice was erected in
1804, the cornet Stone being layed ort
May 24, 1014 by Rev. Dr, J. A. Mac-
Donald, 7brouto, Building and horse
shed cost 522,000 and to the credit of
the congregation be it said that the
present incumbrance is only about
$3,600 with good prospects of its com-
plete obliteration in the near future.
Building is very complete in all it's
appointments and is a church home
well worthy of the pride and hearty
support of all coloerued',
Rev. Mr. Mann, the well known
}pastor, was inducted on March 18th,
1913, and along with his partner i))
life and a well organized cougeegatior
the work goes forward with a large
treasure of prosperity, The present
membership is 450. The corning of
Rev. and Mrs. Wishart to the 18111)1'
v81 sail, VFW a cause of great re,jOitin
to the community and was no ems
feature in the splendid success of the
anelvet'aary of 1919. Rev. and Mrs.
Wishart expect to leave town on
Saturday to return to Calgary.
Church Ohimes
Rev. 13, A.McLe u, Ripley, will
preach in Melville church next Sabbath,
Rev. Mr, Mann will be conducting an-
niversary services at Ripley that day,
Next Sabbath will be observed in both
congregation and Sabbath School of the
Methodist church RS a Patriotic Day,
relating to Dominion of Canada anui-
ve1eal•y.
Wednesday evening of this Week
union prayer meeting in school room of
St, lobo's church when reports from
the Co. Temperance Convention of last
Week will be given,