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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-6-2, Page 1VOL. 54 NO. 50 $2,00 per 4121111112 in advance BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. TVEDNI.,:SDAY, jUNE 2, 1926 J . L. E.ERR, Proprieto• Nrmal.v.masr.ratinip •• .11 n 4. • og =DM ren titre Announcement THE undersigned wishes to announce that he has taken over the General Store busi- ness of Lyle H. Gordon, Cranbrook, and will endeavor to attend to the wants of his customers in a satisfactory way. At present Special Bargains are being off- ered in Shoes and Dry Goods and the only way to and out the genuineness of these reductions is to call and inspect the goods. Ice Cream and Soft Drinks in Season. W.F. Sheppard & Son Phone 52 ro CRANBROOK seeleres. The Surrounding District :1 e, WROXETER T. and Mrs. Henry, Harvey and Muriel Robinson visited at Niagara recently. Perry Patterson and family, Nia- gara, spent the week end with rela- tives here, Mrs. Geo. Moffat and little son, Detroit, are visitors at the home- of . A. Edgar. T. G. and Mrs. Hemphill and J. N. and Mrs. Allen were recent visitors at (Leamington. Rev, A. D. Armstrong and R. j. Rann attended the London Confer- oneo held at Stratford. Wnt. Yeo, who has been seriously ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs, II. Chamberlain, is now improving,. Family Theatre BRUSSELS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday June 7, 8 and 9 =Lk Les:rant LON CPME7 kakKus.47 01.1"tiort4 the Mysterious ! Magnificent ! See it! You will never forget it ! Adults 47e, Children 23c and tax June 4 and 5 WM. DESMOND in "BIG TRIMMER" -orrtememe.emansmizeimmiliaw Mrs. Frank Sanderson, Toronto, was a recent visitor in the village. Mrs. Lawton moved her household effects to the former Methodist par- sonage this week. After a long illness, Miss Barbara Milne, better known as Barbara Roy, passed away at her home here Mon- day. The funeral took place to the Wroxeter cemetery Wednesday after- noon, the Rev. A. D. Armstrong of- ficiating. Dr. W. NI. B. Smale, of Chicago, spent a few days in the village. He came to attend the funeral of an aunt, Miss Toole, Brantford, whose remains wore interred in the Wrox- eter cemetery Monday afternoon. The picture of W. P. Dobson, a former principal of the Public School here, appeared in Thursday's Daily St. Mr. Dobson is to be. con- gratulated upon his recent election as vice-president of the International American Institute of Electrical En- gineers. WALTON. Walton folks can talk with the cit- izene of Brussels, now. Streets reneived a cresting of oil laet week, which is a great, dust lay- er. Rev. Or. Brown and Rev, Mr. Chandler attended Conference last week, at Stratford, Dr, Robert Humphries, of East Orange, New York, was home over the week -end. Mies Dora Shervite al Hensall. and her sister, Mrs. S. Irwin, of Hillsboro, D. were visitors with them aunt, Mrs.,Wm. Neal, on Monday. Metiers, Silas Johnston, 0 Turnbull Thos. Deeming, Jno. McArthur and Jim. Deeming attended vatious ses- sions of the London Conference, in Stratford. . The young people of S, 14, No. 5 'Morris, will present their play, "Deac on Dubbs," in the A. U. F. 0. Hall on Friday evening, June 111h, This play has been well received in °thee places, and a good time is expected, !Illiere will be a musizial program be- tween acts, 0. and Mrs. le:unlit:11, Andrew and Jim motored to London, to attend the graduation exercises of Western Un - i vevetty, last Friday. Miss Jean Tut:ti- t:MI was nne or the graduates to re, ceive her 13. A. We offer the young hearty congratulations upon her suc- ceesful course, Cream M ea ns ETTER CREAM ETTER BUTTER ETTER PRECES a We ave now pvepared to Grade your Cream honestly, gather it twice a week and deliver Mena. Creamery each any we lift It We gather with covered truck to keep sun of? 11. We pay a Peeminin of 1 cent per lb. buttetefat for Spec- ials ever thitt ofNo, 1 grade, and 8 cents par Ib. butter -fat for No, 1 grade over that of No. 2 grade. The basic principle of the improvement in the quality ot Ontario butter is the elimination of Second and of? grade cream. This may be eecomplished by paging the prnducer of gond oream a better price per ponnd of better -fat than is puid to the producer of poor creams We solicit youv patron- age and eo-operation for better tuarlyt, itereVe will loan yolt a can, See our Agent, T. C. McCALL, or Phone zs to, Brussels, The Sqa'forth Oreannery New Advertisements Garden earty—eteel United Oh midi SerVi(108-1(rugsi44 United Church Denison Dobbs—Walton U. O. Torre 1(iadem—A.1P. Din bury Oraigle Double—Robert Nichol ' Cream gradIng—senfortli Creamery Jane Vielhions—King Bros. A nnoun omen t—W, P. Sheppard & Hon New Porn Cars—McIntyre .St Cudinere Simonds Me week—P, R, Sinith Shingles—Ethel Cheese Vectors Pigs for imle—Stuart hitudjuiturie Grath for sale—Thom Plorlr Stayed heifer—A. C. Dames Horaes for sale—Chris. Rogerson Sealed tender'—S, II O'Brien Administrator's sale—Peter McDonald Seed buokwhent—Pred. Rowland Phantom of the Opera—Fa nifty Theatre Notice to contractors—Two. of Morris Notice to Creditors—Ed, W, Collis estate Locals—AleIntyre & Cuchnore Quite a number attended the foot- ball match at Winthrop, on Wednes- day night, when Kinhuve and Whi. Wrap opened the season. The game ended in a tie 0-0. BLUEVALE A. play, Antitled 'The Spinsters' Convention," will be give» in the For- esters' Hall, on Friday evening. June 4th, at 8 o'clock, by the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Andrews' chinch, Wingharn, under the auspices of the Ladiee' Ald Society of the Presbytet- Gateau ohurch, Blue vale, The Bluevale Presbyterian con- gregation held a meeting in the For- esters' Hall, on Thursday evening, May 27th, and they decided to build a new church this Summer, with a eget- ing capacity of about 250. 87,000 has been subscribed already by the con- gregation, for the building fund. JAMESTOWN A Botp THIEF -0:1 the afternoon of the 24th, a car stopped a piece from the gate, and a young girl went on the property within zt, few feet of the house and grabbed the flowers. The owners, at the time. were working at the back of the house, and were in plain sight of those in the car. Hnd they suspected anything, they could heve caught the girl in the act n1 thieving. They wonlel ask her to rend the seemed Book of the Bible, Exodus, Chap. 20, verse 15. The words are, "Thou shalt not steal," and then kind- ly leave other people's property alone. MORRIS An extra trunk line will be built be- tween Blyth and Brusssels. Reeve Shortreed is attending Co. Council, at Goderich, this week. Telephone users in the Southend of the township can now get connections with Brussels Central. Harold McCall, of Hamilton, ac- companied by. his friend, Mr. Horn, spent the 24th with Art, and Mrs. Me - 8th line. Wm end Mrs. Scarlett, of London, were holiday guests of George and Mrs. Kelly, Sth line. The former is n brother of Mrs. Kelly. °Ann ole THANKS.—The undersign- ed wish to thenk the kind neighbors and friends for their kindness during the recent illness and death of wife and mother. Jos. BEWLEY AND FAMILY, W. and Mrs. Lundy and so., Miss Flora Bayne and Harold Currie mot- ored from Hamilton to spend the week -end. the attests of Albert and Mrs. Crooks and Russel and Mrs, Cur- rie, 41h line, Morris. A miseellaneous shower was held at the horue of Mrs. Wm. Bowman, Mor- ris, on Monday evening, nt this week, in honer of Miss Elizabeth Smith. A very 'pleasan t time was spent by the young people. Lunch was served dur- ing the evening, THE LATE MRS BE WI.P.Y, —It was with surmise and profound sorrow that the conimmunity learned on Mendes, meriting, of hut vveek, that Nies. Jos. Bewley bud passed away. She heti suffered intensely for only a few day% and the end came so sudden. ly that may her husband and nurse were svith her at the Lin1P of hoz death, The leo Mee. Bewley, whose midden mune was Mamma 13. Me - Call, With born in Morris Township 43 yeare ago and was married in hin.rch, 1000, to Jos. Bewley, of 8th Orm,, Mote ris. She Was n bright and amiable person, and will be greatly missed by Mende and neighbors, Shp leaveetn inourn her loss. besides het husband, a family of three : Mabel, Arthur and Walter, the eldest being thirteen years of age. Beeides her immediate family, she is survived by her moth. Pr, WhO lB ill her ninetieth year ; Gem E. and T. 0,, of Bruesels A. I, and Will., Chatham ; S. 13., Toronto, and J, , who with his mother, lives oh the old homestead, on the 7th Cone MOrrk, and two sisters, Mrs, William Gibson, Oth Core, Morrie, and alt's, Walter Perry, Meriden, Conn. One sister, Mrs, Geo. Speiren, died thirteen years ago. The funeral took place from thee family residenee, at two o'clock, on Wedneedity, Service was held at, the house by Rev, Me, Oltand• ler, of Walton, of whose church de• ceased was a member, followed by in- terment in Brussels cemetery. Mrs, Bewley's six brothers were pellbear- ere, Deep sympathy is felt foe the bueband and little children. ANOTHER. Pmtemset Gown — Mon- day, at the hrime nI het' daughter, in Port Albert, Jane (Mune% relict of the Otte William Woodrow, passed away at the eine age of 81 years, 8 months and 26 days, Deceased was born in Nassagaweya Township, near Gnelph, and with her father and siste tars, moved up to the bosh, Lot 22, Con, 2. Mortis, when 17 years old, Some 60 years age, she was nineried to Aloe. Mnetard. who (lied 5 yeare me leaving he with family of orre daughter), (Mrs. Wtte Turvey, Nettie), and two sons, (Alex., oh the home, etead, and Jobe, also of Monis). A few years later, she »tarried William WeetiroWN who needeeetured her some 30 ye re ago. A, family of 2 datigh• The Play DEAC 1\471 DUBBS Willbe presented by the Young People of S. S. Ne. 6, Flerris In the U. F. O. HALL WALTON Friday Ev'g, June lith At 8 o'clock sharp Musical Program between Acts admission 35 and 25 cents Don't Miss It ! tere, Mrs, Robt, Hoy, Port Albert, end Mrs. Bebe 'Purvey, Morris), and three sons, (Robert. William and James, all of Saskatchewan), survive by this union. Richard Coultes. of Algoma, a brother of the deceased, is the last surviving member of the fam- ily. The late Mrs. Woodrow has been in ailing health for some time, hue on the 24th, motored with her son, John Mustard. to Port Albert, to visit with her daughter, Mi. Hey. The body was brought back to the home of her son, where the funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon, at 230 o'clock. Service will be held at the hemp, Lot 22, 0°1).2, at 2 p. m., enntlucted by Rev. Mr. Walden. lineament will be made in Bliley:Ile cemetery. Thus, old pioneers are passing away. The bereaved have the sympathy from a large circle of friends and neighbors. ETHEL Ori SundnY, June Oth, Rev, 0, B. Piteher will take charge of the servic- es in the Preebyteeian (Muted'. Gen. end Mrs. Krautee, Albert and Edith Krauter emelt a few days vial t• ing friends in Winglutne last week, — Blake and Mrs. Howlett. of Niagara Fidle, N. Y., spent the week -end with the former's father, C. Howlett, and other friends. R A. McLean, nf Portland, Oregon, and Miss Myrtle Dunbar, of Toronto, were reeemt visitors ab lire 1101110 Of Peter and Mrs. Lamont. Sth line. Grey. Dv. E, A. Mcileastev. Misses Violet Heath and Christ obeli Bklino motor- ed to London, Wednesday of last week. The Dr. took in the Medical Con- vention, there, The annual meeting nf the Women's Institute was held On May 20th, at the Mune of Mrs. R. Cl(whraire, with a good attendance present. The re- ports read by' the See'yeereas. showed n. a very successful year and a good balance baud. The following officers were elected for the re -entire year : President, Mrs. (Dv.) Warrilaw 1st Vice -President, Sirs. J. Bremner ; 2n13, MDR R Cochrene ; Sec'y-Treas„ Mrs, Cs. Kranter ; Direetors, Mts, W. Brem- ner. MIS. R. lererniters Mrs..T. Krant. er, Mrs. entwine h ; District. Direelne, Mrs. J. Nieholson ; Organist, Miss Agnes Cochrane ; Auditors, Mrs, II, Bremner, Mrs, Desjardine. After the meeting, a very tasty lunch IVAN serv- ed. • James McDellasid, of Ethel 151111011111 - ow the engagement of hie daughter. Mary Alma, 1.0 Noble MeKee, son of Andrew and Mrs, islelese, Ethel, the marriage to take place in June. The meeting of the W. T. will be liehl at the home of Mrs. J. Bremner, Fridey lifters:mon, of the week, at 2 20, This meeting is called earlier in the month to make final arrange - wants fns the gni (len party to he held on June 2510, at the linme of J, Brem- ner. ler:ether particulars later. All the ladies az e requested to attend this 'need Ile, if possilde, Rev, Mr. Brown, recently over from the Northern part, of Ireland where he was lecturev in the College, held sevvices in the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday. In the afternoon, he took for his text, Nairn 86. verse 5 in the eVenine, John 17 : 17, "If any man will do hie will, be should know doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether I speak of myself." rhe following obituary from Han- na, North Dakota, refers to a niece of Mrs. Tiros, Vorlden, who resided here, with her parents, entil some ten years ago : "'Phis corntnnwity received a earl shock on Friday, April 23vd, when it was learned that Edith May Camp. bell, wife 51 13. H. Campbell, a welj known Henna farmer, had pas cl (may in Hanna Hospital, following an attabk of pneumonia. The deceased was in her 132n1 year, MAI up till ellen. ly before her demise, had been in the Most robust health. The late Mrs. Oaenpbell was the daughter of Joshua and Mrs. Flood. (deo well.known res. idente of this district, Coming here with her husband in 1016, the family eettled near Clivale, where they took up ehomestead. In 1021, they moved to the Hanna district and einae that time, have resided Within a few miles of town. Duviog the past two years, the family has retitled on the "Bur- kell" farm, South.east of Fianna, and it wide circle rif friends, both in the towe end in the entrottuding country, had been fortned. Only about ten aayo prior tn her passittg, the late Mrs, Oempbell Was etickeri with an The Humorous Play 10015' o01. Ed. roles, Ir. in oa co Ibbs 7 Atelrewtlaugher, 1111 . s, Berndt on relatives iti Livia in.w. pent Sunday with John and Al I s. lLt,nillnn ittid ily spent, So rile V 50 the bottle of Fetweis anti 111 11 1.1111,1511, Fletelier and MN:, Hopkins, (Cretonne weve week end visiters at the 1)(171189 of Wm. 8tevenson, Stan- ley Speiran anti Ea, con's. 111133 Kathleen Sveverieon, of Flint, ; Mich,, spent the sveek•end with her parepte, and making several other calls on friends II) end around Beth frYi. alter and Mrs. Preesing and fain- , ily, of Buffalo. N. Y., motored to °an- ada for the holiday, Mrs. Gime. Mul- ler, of Milverton, travelled with them, ' and they called at the home of Ed.. The Women's Guild of Henfryn, held a successful meeting at the home ef Mrs. Andrew. Hamilton, last Wed- nesday, The next -meeting will be held on June 10th, at the home of Mrs. MBA tin Thornton. 1 Henry and Mni. at.t1 ere eet ew spent the Will be presented by the Young People Of S. S. No. 5, Morris, in the Town Hail Brussels Under the auspices of the Huron Plowmen's Association friday Evening, IN 4th Commencing at 8 o'clock Oast of Oharacters Deacon Dubbs—Prom Borg= Centre, West Virginia Roy Armstrong Amos Coloman—His Nephew, a young Lew. yer Armstrong Rawdon Crawley—A wolf in sheep's clothing Richie Procter Major IdoNutt—AuctIoneer and Justice of the Peace Wilbert Procter Deuteronomy Jones—A, Country Product Edgar Wightman Rose Raleigh—The Brave Little &hoot hta'am Nellie Anderson Mimi Phil Mena PopoYer —With both eyes on the Deacon Edith Procter Emily Dale—The richest girl in town . Babe Wheatley Trial° Colennin—Ptill of Mischief Jennie Wiehtman Yennie Yensen—The Hired Girl from Sweden Hartle Armstrong Orchestra in Attendance Admission 35 and 20 cents attack 01 0115 flu, and the family phye- ician was galled. Owing to her usual robust health, little anxiety was at first felt, but her (rendition grew steadily mere acute until she was placed in Hanna Municipal Hospital. Double pnemnonia resulted, and the patient gradually sank uutil the end came on Isviday. The late Mrs, Campbell had a most genial and lov- able disposition and gathered around her a large circle of wenn friends, Always spreading gond cheer and optimism, she endeared herself in the hearts of all who made her are:plaint- ance. A member of the Rebekah Lodge, she moved it valuable wotker in all of the lodge's activities, and the scores attending thelatest rites nn Sun- day lust, testified to the tact that the community had lost it beloved citizen whnee place will be httrd to fill. The late Mrs, Campbell is survived bv hee husband and two children. Lloyd, aged nine years, and Juanita, three years of age, Her parents, Joshua and Mrs. Fiend, and two brottiere, Percy and Harvey, all of Henna dist- riot, also tentivn her loss. The flume - al, which was rme of the largest ever held in the history of Hanna, tonic place on Seventy afternoon, from the Cheireh or Christ, and 0110 111 charge of OM fax Rebekah Lodge. Int erment litleCIE ill n :Own efamptry, " The annual Garden Party of the Ethel United Church will be hold on the church grounds on Thursday, ,June 10th. An excellent supper will be esmved from 0 to 3 o'clock, follow- ed by a program by the Brunswick Quartette, of Stratford. See advt. 01 this issue. GREY Telephones are working again through fh ussele Oen t t al. J. F. McOreitn, Toronto, is a visitor with Wm. Hollinger, 8th Con. Will el eDonald, who has been in Detroit, was home for the 24111. Mies Minnie Smith, of Wroxeter, iiu visiting at the home of het, brother, 0, Sznith, etre. N. Slaneet t, Wingliatu, was fit recent visitor: with her cousin, Miss Jessie 8.1 rectum. 13,0505 Livingston and Deputy Reeve McDonald ere attending Co, Council at Goderich, this week. Don't forget the garden party mut- ev tne auspices of Ethel United Ohm eh, on Tuesday eight, Mee. Charles Lamont bas 130511 11 11r1. 01 the doetor's care, We hope that she will soon regain het' usual health, R. J. Hoover, Oth Com, was in Stratford, as a lay representative of Brussels United Church, et the Loud - 011 Conferenee. Mrs, Chas. Millet', of Milverton, and Mrs, J. Danbecker, of Heidelburg, spent the week -end with Henry and Mrs, Goesalhz, 1211s Con, Fred and Mrs. Ottrdiff and also Will, and Mrs, Oar diff motored to Toronto during the past week, and visited felon& foe is rumple of days. Charles and Mrs. MeQuarrie, 1110 Cone left on Teesday to visit relativ. es and old friends in the Western provinces. They are ticketed to Banff. We wish them a pleasant 0151(1 ENCA(tEmENT.—Ivie and MPS. Omnp- bell annonnce the engagement of their danOter, Nellie ES to Robert A. 13ennett, only son of Wm. aed Bennett, Gvey nap,, the marriage to take place in Juhe. Ohne. and Mrs.Tvors and two daugh- ters ; Mus, Brick and Walter and Mrs. Pressing and two daughters, all of Buffalo, motored over and spent the week -end with Henry and Mrs. Got, Wile, 12th Ooze HENFILYN Whete's. our choir leader these days ? Don't forget the Soft Ball at Hell., ftwri, on Wednesday night. 'Phomas Dougherty is taking is few bondage, attending the Conferenee at, : Stretford. Mrs. led. Collis, Pr., has gnee to make her home with her son, on the 1 Soli Concession, Tom'a ltcw eer dieahlee him as 1 aceordiug t.o the other implements around the farrn, there will be eoree More widows evened lieneryn before, l long, I'm afraid, MONKTON Mr. Martin, the Hydrn superintend. 5.111, is moving all the left over poles from the Monk ton line, to the At- wood line, this week, commencing at the Listowel Hydro line on Monday, May 31st, Palm Forty The Annual Garden' Party of Ethel United Church Will be held on the Church Grounds Thursday, June lllth Good Supper Served from 6 to 8 Program provided by The Brunswick Quartette of Stratforcl In Quartettes, Duets and Solos something. to Please Everybody. The First and Best of the Season Admission 25 and 35 Cents [Short Personal Paragraphs 1 Joseph and Mrs. Querin were visi- tors in Kitchener last week. es se 4 - Arise Marjorie Ross is home from Toronto for a short vaeation. Mies. Belem, and Master Keith, of Detroit, were visitors with Miss Flor- ence Buchanan. ee + Levi and Mrs. Holmes, of Flint, Mich., were week end visitors with the Misses Holmes. • + + Mrs. A. G. McDermott and baby, of Norwood, are vieiting with her parents, Jas. and Mrs. Fox. es se + Dr. J. Vernon Ross, of London, spent the holiday week end with his paronte, D. C. and Mrs. Ross. • + ' D. AL Scott and W. A. Grewar called on old friends, at Clinton, God - ch and Lonllon on Monday. Ward Buchanan, of Detroit, was here for the week end, Sunday was Decoration 1101' 41.14.ti.h.e States. Miss Mildred Maunders, of De- troit, spent the week end with her parents, W. H. and Mrs. Maunder. + •••• Mrs. H. I.. Jaekson is in Hamilton her brother, Edward Creigh. ten, who has not been well for some + + 1 t 11:.1 . Edward Bryans. who has spent the past: Winter with friends in Toeonto, bee returned to her home hero. • + Geo. A. Post left this week for Eastern Ontario where he will spend the Summer in the lightning rod .15 busieess. + + Rev. .3 .P. anti Mrs. McLeod :mil Wry, of &Irvin, were visitors with old friends during the past week in Brussels. + + + Mr. and Mrs. Ottebein end daugh- ter, of Woodstock, and 14. Taylor. of Guelnh, spent the week end with Joe, end Mrs. (lumen. + + Geo.. end Mrs. Walker, of London, and friends from the States smmt Sunday with A. IL and Mrs. Currie, John stmt. The ladies are cousins. • • • • • Miss Doris ROSs k home front Tor- onto hut rettnms tide week for grad- uation exercises. She took second elate honors in her exante and will now write 13. A., after her name. + se se The 1920 Graduatinir Class of tire St. Catharine's General Hospittil eluded ATiss Florence efeArter, thin- ghter of Harry 13, and Mrs. MeArter. of Burford, formerly of Brussels. e. se se 3. T. and Mrs. Ross, Mrs, John E Smith and Missee Mary Ross and Gladys Ross end Harry Champion motored to Cheslev on the 2.110 mid spent the day with TOM and Mrs. Rosse J. Te Kerr Motored to Toronto over the week. inul and Mrs. Kerr and Wry Helen retnrned to Brussels. We are sorry to report that Mr. Brown's condition shows no improve- • + se Wm. ;Mel Mrs. Gillespie, of Sea - forth, and IVIre Harold Pest and son, Stanley, of Toronto, silent the week enrl' at the home of Wm, ancl Mrs. Gelleepie. town. The former are Mr. Gilleepie's parents, and Mrs. Pest is 1uisister. • • • • • •• Archie McCallum is here from Sesle, and will spend the Ammer 'with his MIAMI' and ola friends. Mr. IVIcOriallum la the own - • o1' 800 acres o5f land at Hanisy' and says e.onditio is never showed bettee at this tim of the year for • btlwiper crep in tis Section. IFred Hunter made a business trip to Toronto this week. 1 Mrs. John Currie and baby are 11 visiting at her home in Duran. + + .:•• + i W. J. and Mrs. Powell. of Gooier - were Sunday visitors with D.M. 1 and Mrs. Scott. se + is •:. Jack Emiesh, who is barbering at Seaforth, was a visitor in town last I Wednesday night. + et• se + . lit'I'VP Beeker is at Gotierieh this wards attending the Jttne session of the County C7711.:11.:...:. i Dr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Roes sp,•nt Sunday ss•ith the Doctor's parents, D. C. and Mrs. Ross. • Mrs. W. 111..S:.in+clIi;?and Miss Ruth wsre visitors in Hamilton for a feve (lays during th... past week. es -e se +-- S. B. Stothers, Clintnn, Di-striet Agrieultural Representative for Hur- on Co., was in town last Friday. - Mr.,. ,Ta, Balla:nye, ls spending - e few :lays this week with ese- sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Noss:role :it Innerkip. • • • • . . . . Goo. end Mrs. Roherten, of Olin - ten,. were visitors -with the formmee :ester, Mes. Beliantynte thie 15' 10. + + + eire. Jame:, Dennison and tinugh- I',..T, MiSS el)tdess, of Atwno.l. spent tits wesk end with Brussels friends. + + ' Miss :Whine! Sperling. who lent ' her ri.eht arm broker, en the :nth, is visiting with lee. mother in town. Itles. R. J, McLaughlin and Mrs. 1) C. Ross ere in Torentoi this week retending the1.7eirersey !.rraduatien. : : I Win. and Mrs. Davideon rind Mies 1 e!onstenve GITM011. of London, sp,r,rft ho holiaay week one evith D. C. and Mrs. Ross. • + es 4,4 Art. anti Mrs. Henry. of Ethel. anti John and Mrs. Lake, Brussele. 'spent Sunday with Lyle alid Mrs. Hopper at Belgrave. • + etre Toting, of Stratford. spent Sendey at the home of her parents, (seem, and _Mee, Grahalit'S Survoy, te..3. 0/ S. Wdfon, 3, Simmons, W. Willis and aim. Ilewitt motored to Kinem•dine last Friday to attend the big Masonie meeting. Miss Ella Woods has le en eonfin- ed to hr home through illness for some time but is on the mend now her friends are glad to know. Me. Harry 11. 11,4fMi'.errter rind sons, fnmee and Donnhe and elkses Fier - ewe and Dorie, of Burford, spent the week end with swiatives in town. Fred. aria Jack MeCracken and Milton and Kenneth McVettie, of De- troit, were week(37, visitors at their me h hoere, making the trip by mot- el% c.. + . Myth Standard:—Mrs. J. C. Hef- fron returned home last wee.k from , Clinton Tioepital where she 11418 trn.. demob* treatment from which she islenenterfist.to have derived considerable Miss Margaret Kerr of Vancouver, 13. C., daughter of Rev. W. E. Kerr, a former patter of the Methodist Chtlreh, Owen Sound, has toMpleted her course and gradnated With hon- ors, B.A.Sc. this mouth. She Wes chosen by the Government and ap- pointed assistant at the Health Gene tre, Victoria. .A dn. talary geeS with the position. The old friends who remember 1V3iss 'Kure% father, pleaseo itear ef her Sue- cess.—The Owen Sound Sub Tirnes, 1Vliss Margaret Kerr is a Main of 3.1.. Kerr, of The Post.