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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-6-23, Page 1VOL. 55 NO. j $2.00 per annum in advance bRUSSELS. ONTARIO. WEDNA'S ytTNE 23. 1926 j, L. KERR, Profirietcr tore 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 find 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 5210 CRANBROOK (094.111.11“... 0•04.04.4.+0+.0000,00•44•000enteegege 0 0 eeegereeeeeo:oegtoeeeeeelegeeegegeeee,e The Surrounding District etel.440,00.0:04.1,leeeetee.I.Stetneeltegeoelaitgliele.e lnegegeoeekteerene*Iee+000,000,0,1-04. ATWOOD Moncriff won the annual enftball tommitment model. the auspices of the Anglican Church, last Wednesday erternoon. Teams entered were Eth- el, eloneriefe, Listowel, elonkton, Donegal, 12th lies, Eima, Atwood and Milverton. Moncrieff and 12th line Ebner were the final contestants. Aft- er the baseball teu rnainen t, an nIcl- lime fiddlers' contest was held. Be- tween the selections by the contest- ants, the Ethel Orchestra played. Robert Oarunbeli, of Atwood, won fleet prize. Other mierants were : Al- bert, Thompeon, Robert Struthers, Reboot Barton, Howard McMinn), A. Cardiff and Earl Mies, The attend- ance wee large. L1STOWEL 'Pim annual decoration service nf No. 100 C. 0 0. le., Lielovvel, will be held en( Suneay. :Nee 27th, at 3 o'clock. kt N Hay. son of Mee. A. Hay, Lietowel, who lure been employed with the Alernintron Peodurts On, Shawinigetn Fells, P. Q , left last week to take charge of rhe Company's plant, at Maseena, N. Y, John find Mese Brython left Lietnwel for Oeimsby Hest, where they have put chased a Imam and will reside in the fining.. Mr, and Mrs, Brydon re- sided in Lietowel for the past eleven yerres, and during that time have made many friends. whet deeply regret theft. dew:gime from h'Bre, Mics Helen Hay leaves this week- end on a tevo•tnrooth tenor of Europe. She Rails on the ,"Berengaria" from New Ymer, on Wedneeday, Jnne 23rd, and will visit Fingland. Holland, Bel- gium and France, WROXETER Thos. Brown Was a Toronto visitor last week. Feed Kitchen spent several days of last week in Toronto, Mrs. Heib,rt.Patterson is holiday- ing at Nitteam Falls. John and Mete Douglas pent last Wedneeday in Bayfield. Thos. ()Rom», of Scotland, is visit. ing with reletives heee. John Bonth, Brantley. is spending teen weeks at his home here. Mee Della Rutherford, Toronto, is spending a few weeks at her home here. Wm. Rohl:tem) and daughter, Miss Muriel, were recent visitors in St, Marys We regret to learn that Mrs, D. Stewart, is seeiously ill at her home in Tuenberry. Ross and Mrs. Stab, 13ovemanville, are gueste of the former's parents, jamee and Mrs, Stine Misses Beatrice, Hazel and Helen Howe, Islington, are guests of their aunte, the Misses Rowe, A. H. and Mts. Moffitt, London, and (), and Mee, Koehler, Avtion, were re- cent visitors with David and Miss jennie Thompson, Fred Voge nod roister, Mee. Geo. Loeimee. -motored from Detroit last week, and EnCent several days with their nother, Mere John Vogt, .......................... 3* . Pkic-ri. * . , , ii.. 0A1.11VO.Plen.4eve;41,111a.6t bi. 1: 4, No. 16, HoWick and GYey, at 1 + : Alex. Brown's Grove ++ 801 Cert., 1 Gray, Saturday, June 26 * A Good Program of Spares 3.. T. * LADIES. BRING BASKETS • 0 tifeeteeteV0014.000.40400.14,2,411ellee Mise Ritchie has gone to Toronto, wilete. she will visit with relatives. John and Mrs. Bone, Sault Ste elirtie, roomer residents here, spent the week -end in this vicinity. Robert and Mrs. Hnpfer announce the engagerneut or their daughter, Annie 5, tn Robere Hervey McMich- ael, son of Robert and Mrs. McMich- ael, of Wroxeter, the marriage to take place enely Jelly. The June meeting of the Women's Institute, or Wroxeter, will be held on Monday, Jome 26e h, in the schnol- room of the United Church, tense Collins, Goveonment speaker, will ad- ess the meeting, her subject being '.Wornan's Natienal Outlook." Miss Collins comee highly recommended, being a dernoesterg or in sewing as well as a lecturer. The annual meet- ing of the District will be held in Moleewoetb, on ;Nue 001h. A good attendance is asked for. MONCRIEFF The many fkends of Wm. Stealth. ere are glad tn heer that be has tonne back to our loceliey and has rented the farm of Airs. 1\11.11kil1h. Mrs. James Smith, Toronto, is a Monday visitor at the borne of Don- ald and Mrs. MeTaggarte She is sister or Mr. McTaggart, The annual pienic of the Mission Band of Knox Church is ennonuced to be held in Robert) Mcraggart's bush, on Wednesday afternoon, July 7th. Keep the date in mind. Andrew Machine of Moneriele, was awarded the contract for le -building the Maitland cheese facthey foe James Hendersme The walle are to he built of solid ooncrete and the renting 10 (0 be galvanized tin with as lietle wood as possible used. Next Sunday afternoon, at 2-80, Rev. Mr. ()handler will deliver his ferewell addrese to the congregation of Knox Churele prior to his removal to his new charge, at Ford wide Mrs. Olmstead, of Bruesels, is expected to sing a solo. The following Sunday, Rev. Mr. Maines. the new pastm, sylil be in charge of the service. ' BELGRAVE Ott Monday, or 'foal, week Mee, (Rev.) T. el, Farr, of Kinctordione, formeely of Belgrave, suffered a eteolce, affect. ing her loft side, Her many friends will regret to learn of hee illness, but are glad to know that she is linprov- . lug. The Belgrave Wornen's Institute will hold their monthly meeting in the :Foreseers' Hall, on Friday, June 2501, 01 2.311 p. ne. Miss Collins, of Aticaster, the Summer delegate, will give an luta voss, A special imigitation is extended to all the ladies to be pree. 0111. ADDR1LSS AND PRESIENTATION. -A vevy pleasant evening was spent at tile borne of Janine and Airs. Taylor, one evening hoot week, when the young people of 8. le. No. 5, Mnrris, assembled together to show theix, ap- pvettiotion of Mrs, letylny's valuable seevites in assisting them with their Car of Redpath Sugar JUST TO HAND $6.65 Brussels or Ethel Stores Jrno. Leitch Phone 034-BrtteeeW OP nii gthel , New Advertisement:1 (Thrurodolad1111 Foot 10111-firo.r014 Teton drontlet.m-Bruorrir United Chu rrh Garden PAN,Y-Linion thlitrd church Mole], Psrty-Duirs (lip.t Writon Ittiprrroxant ire molted --Ido,. 0 wolingtrol SH:01:,,m 1trodorr-S. 0.111.1ro Tractor Deonstration-Alcintyre Cuti. lieduetiona..-Word Motor C'.o. Tenders fur ItootO-it 14. Ne• 11, Morris Grain fare sale -Alex. Dict.,norliliti Ring lost-Al/no Poor Hound strared-A lex. Dunbar Grirawattle. Alex 1 talc Homo route -T..1. 510111Johnol (10, 01 snear-Jne. Leitch A Women's Irnith-lrnmily Theatre play, "Dermoon Putties)," width has berm so well received at the difeer en t places itt whieb it hue been give:). An ftp. propriate address was reed by Miss Edith Proctor., as follows : We, the "Deacon Dubbe" players!, have gathered here, this evening, to show by our presence, a little grat- itude for the way in which you help- ed 118 with ouv play. We tioke this opportunity of showing one topprete, iation of your patience, 1hougherul- 0)e89 and kindness. You stinwed enough interest itt us to attend all our practices, and to go with us Penni place to place was no easy task. We ask you to Recent this Pyrex pie dish, not for its value, but as 0 slight re. Mintier of "The Descnn Dubbs Play.." A beautiful silver-plated pie dish with pyrex lining was pn esented to Mrs. Mrs. Taylor by Roy Armstrong. Mrs. Taylor, although contpletely taken by surprise, in a few well-chosen words made a neat, reply, thanking the young people) for their beautiful girt and thnughtfulnese, She hail so much enjoyed theie preethies togeth- er, and bad round both plensure and peofit it) working with thrill. It was splendid to see then] err joyous and happy anti to KFP the goodwill shown by everyone. The evening Was pent in games .antl music, after whroh a dttinty lunch was served. Meet. roll joining hands and eingleg "They are Jolly Good Fellows', noel "Should Auld Acquaint:once be Forgot," the veep pleasant evening was brought to a close, MORRIS Mrs. (De.) W. L. 51cOntcheon, Wilk - estivate, Pa., is vimitiog her parents, Thos. and Mrs, Clark, fith line. S. A, and Mrs. McCiall end of roronto, were week -end visitors with relatives and old friends on the 7th- line. Mots W. IL Fleatt4USON DECti:Aa- ED -A well-known former resident of the 5th line, Morrie, in the person of Mrs. W. H. Ferguson, paseed away ae her &Minim. residence, "Waterside," Humber Bey, Toronto, on Monday. No particulars are to hand. Inter- ment takes place in Wingham cem- etery, on Wednesday, The date for the Old Boys' and Girls' Re -union at S. 8. No. 9, drawe closet,, and great preparetions have been made for t he occasion. Th tore - day, July Sri), Is the eventful day, arid everybody is invited to join in the feetiVitieSc LarliE?ti are remimlo that welefliled baak km are settle of or the YIPCPSeiljOR. Cain-Caldbick:--A pretty June wedding was solemnized in St. Paul's Anglican Church at Haileybury, when Miss Jane Catherine :Caldbick, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. George Oaldbick, became the bride of Al beet Ernest Cain, son of Robert Cain and the late Mrs. Cain, North Cobalt. Rev. Canon F. H. Hincks, rector of the parish, conducted the ceremony. The bride, who was giv- en away by her father, was charm- ingly attired in pleated georgette of Poach color with Iiounces and sleeves of blonde Ince, large blonde hat and shoes and stockings to match. She carried a beautiful bouquet of pink roses and lily of the valley. Mies Helen Caldbick, in mauve georgette and hat to match, was her sister's bridesmaid, anti her bouquet was of pink sweet peas and carnations. 'Emmet Smith was best man.. After the church ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's par- ents, following whkh Mr. and Mrs. Cain left for North Bay to take an iGardm Party United Church Bigger and Better than ever Tuesday ev'll, June 29 SOFT BALL GAME 6.30 12th Con. Gray ve.1211h Oon. Elma Grand Concert In ovOning by THE BRUNSWICK TRIO OF LONDON "Jock" Ballaneyne, Comedian W. N. Spence, Bass Soloist P, R. Spence, Concert Bari - teem Music, Song, Laughter, Com- edy and Costume. eke evening of fun you earmot afford MISS. Admission 50c awl 25c b. We Greet*, Mrs. H. iairelrart, ',eater Peas. Ladies' CHAMPIONSHIP FOOT BALL Deciding Game For District -- MILVERTON vs. BRUSSELS At BRUSSELS friday Eveninrj June 25th Game Called at 6.30 Sharp Benefit Street Dance Following the game a street dance will be put on for the benefit. of Kenneth Ashton, one of the Brus- sels team who had his beg broken in Monday night's game at Monkton. Hearty support asked for. The Hogg Orchestra; London, Will Supply the Music automobile trip through Ohl Ontar- io. On their return they will reside in North Cobalt. Sheriff Caldbiek and wife are former residents of the 2nd line. GREY John McDonald, letli 0011., 11119 in- vested itt a brand new Thaw Cheerer - let sedan. Mies .Annie MO11241'41 spent a fevi deys with hee sieter, in Windsor, diet- ing the past week. Mies Ida Rands, Tc1COntn, spent the week-eitil with her parents, Wm. and Airs. Rtttmdo, 12th Con. 11 11. and Mrs, Adams and Helen, of Newmarket, are holidaying at Wm. 0, steer, iisoin's, 100) Con. The 9th Con, road is heing widened from the Brussels Corporation East. This poet of the road has always been tW 8 evenson was elected to the Executive Committee, at the annual meeting of the Trustee and Rateproy- ers Association. Andrew and Mrs. Lamont, 10th Con., are spending a few clays in Be- t:ea, with the lattet's sistet, Yemen)). Donald McNeil, of Flint, Mich., a fermer well -know resident of the 140i Con., is renewing old acquaintances in Grey and vicinity, The golden wedding anniversary of Henry and Mrs, A.Havond, 15th Con., will be celebrated on Wednesday, June 30th, noramencing at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Invitations have been 80111 001 and it is expected that there will Inc a large gathering of rel. atiVeS and friends, Last Tbursiin,y afternoon, Niles Mat jorie Hoover, bride -elect of June, was made the eeeipient of a kitchen shower. when a numbee of her giti feiends met at her home, on Con. 11. After a delightful afternonn out-of- doors. lunch Waft served. The host. PAS WILS then presented with a heel:et of useful gifte. Neely in tile everting the gueste left, after wishing Marjorie every happiness. Slle will be greatly missed in church and social circles. • WALTON Dr, end Mrs. Atensevong, cif Cool - :eery, formerly of Walton, are renew- ing old argil:tin theses in the village. A. Solder, managee or the Hank of Commerce here, bad the misfertune to rlielecate hie eboulder, last Satur- day, and is still forced to carry his arm in a Ming. Wm. 'Rae. 13. A., or Erlitiontnn, and an old Walton boy, is tt Littera) ,'tnd- itltt te Itt Ille miming Penvincial election. His old feiends hope that Inc will he enceeserul. Rev, ie. Ie, Chandler will deliver his farewell addeeee to the nongregation of Duff's Church, next Sunday morn- ing. Moe (Manatee has been moetor here foe the past live Years, mid his next:charge will be eh Fordwiele Ales. A it Miller, or London, alla former Welton girl, wag bemired by the Natienal Chapter, I, 0, D, It, in being elected Commillor, at the Annual meeting held in St. John, N. li„ last week. Oto Sunday, June 27th, Bev, Dr. Brown will (lose his perdoral tem) with :lin Walton and Bethel Ohureh. ee. All those who have been Wor- shippers at, any :Atm', in the former Methodist Church, Waitron, are cortl. inlly invited with their ft bends, to nee tend Om ()hosing services at 11 a, on, mid 7.30 p, lett,Vent A NNIVEASAllete-On leviday evening, W. R. and Mrs. Stewart, or McKillop Townehip, eelebrated the 2511i anniveisary of their wedding, Friends frotn Toronto, Fordwieb, Mon kton, Walton and Egtnondville tie well as neighbors were present. Rev. Mr, Avery, of Lonedale, who to:reformed the ceremony25 yeaes ago, W me uttob'e I o be preeent. The even. Mg was spent in grime.: mid mtude, the littLer toeing provided by Rev, and lefee, end Mal LnOin 1 Mr. Solder and Misr) Fergusen end elise Knechtel, of Seaforth. At 12 o'clock, a eumptnone lunch 5100 .earved, of which 50 grogets partook. The health of he prieciplea Was toasted and in well-chosten worths *number or the gneste expreseed the trentiment of the Whole atsembly. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were the eecip. tents rneny neeful mid beautiful presehte, and everyone seemed to DUFF'S CFI IRCH $WALTON Annual '3ardn Party on Wm. Woods' Lawn Thursday/ July 6th Supper Served from 6 to 8 o'clock Program suppiied by The Brunswick Trio Of London, and Seaforth Brass Band Admission 50e and 25c Cordial Invitation extended to all The attune' garden paay of Duffel United Clinic)) is outmanned to be held 00 Wm. WoOdS' laVvn, On the ev- ening or Tuesday, July Oth. The tal- ent engaged for the occasion it the Brunswick 'Trio, of London, while the Seaforth Band will supply the mus- ical program. Walton Garden Patty has always been a huge succese, and this promises to go one better On Sunday evening, the fotzuer Methodist Obutch was filled to cap- aeit y with e. large and appreciative, audience, to listen to an eloquent sel mon by Rev. Dr, Brown on "The Poetic:pies of the Orange Coder, What ' is tinne, Why it originated anti Why i it. should continue lo exist," The beauty of the eervice was enhanced by a beautiful display of flowers, FM excellent solo by Oheeles Boyd, and appropriate music by the choir. ^ _ • Shori Personal Paragraphs ...laamummgomaxim..........woolawaless*Paraem",...... W. D. Mind, Detroit, W1.12 n Af”. A lhort tel.. en, of Harrie- town for the week end. ton, spent the wee% end with her ee parents, Joh)) mei Mee, Robb. eliee Myrtle Monne., of Listowi 1. + + o vir5itc,r with frieride meg oe colleen, wee in town, visiting IMP parents, his. and Mee. 0 • 0 • .itenistrong, over tbe week end. Mrs. Jno. Cunningham is able, to le • er be out after several weeks' tertian,- A. Hingston, wife and family, meld to her home. spout the week end with the form - 0 0 ..;`' 4..r's mother, Mrs. R. Hingston. Dr. Vernon Ross, of London, • el. sPent the eveek end with his parent), Ben, and Mies Walker and Mise D. C. and Mrs. Ross. Betty, of N'ew Hamburg. i:pent Sun- s. 0 0 0 day with D. and Mrs. Walker. - Mies Martha Kelly has returned ei, S. home from Atwood where she. spent Jim and Mrs. Lowry and little the paet three weeks. daughter, of Chieago, spent several • + 0 0 0 days last week with t.he former's S. Carter, .Jas. and Mrs. Fox, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Ida Lowry. McDermott and daughter spent Sun- day with friends in Galt, 0 0 0 0 Ed, and Mrs. Matthews, of For- est, were visitors with Mrs, Ida Mrs. Lexinto Herr, town. Lowry, the latter's mother. Mrs. George Champion and little daughter, and Robt. and Mee. Kerr, all of Galt, were recent visitors with Mrs. (Rev.) Clarke and Miss Mary, of Goderieh, were calling on Beussels friends last Friday. *0 0 Se Mrs. Sylvester Fax has been un- der the dodoes care with a severe attack of erysipelis in her face. Mies Margaret Fagen, Cincin- atti, Ohio, and Robert Fagen, toe Dauphin, Man, spent Thursday and Friday with their cousin, MIs. Wm. Baeker, of town. le 0 Principal A. D. Lathont, of St. Mary's Collegiate, is presiding tot exame. in Listowel this week, and W. R. Stretton, of Schrieber, Mrs. Lamont and children, Isabel' made a short visit with old friends and Donald arP visiting relatives in in town during the past week. Bruesels and vicinity. 0 • . .e. S. is • le . Mrs. Grant, of Swift Current, Mrs. Geo. Thomson, who spent Seek., is here owing to the death of the, Winter in California, is at pros - her sister, Mrs, George Jaekeon. ' ent vieiting. het• daughter, Mrs. Chas. Dodds, Vaneouver. Her Bruseele , Miss Nina Rogers, aceomparded friends would be glad to have her , by the Misses Kilgour and ;dies Stov- extend her trip as far as Brussels.- ' all of Mount Foreet e mit last Thursday with A. C. and Mrs.. amee. 0 0 0 • We are, etwry to report the 111, - nese of George McMillan, eve° has been confined to his bed for .eome Him, but hope for a speedy recov- ery. ETHEL Cecil leckinier is sporting a Cheveol- et, touring car, Miss Pearl lione, of Atwood, has been spendi rig a few days in Ethel, Mtg. Quest Dobson arid sore Billie, spent a few holidays in Southampton. Mrs, Hone and son, Elgin, of At- wood, spent Sunday mettle the ferni- er's sister, Mrs, W. Gill. r J. A. and lire. Cole and George and Mrs. Cole, of Mint, Mich., motored here last week, to visit friends. B. F, Oarr made a trade with Ed. Cell's, last week, otld IlOW driviog an Overland touring car, instead of Ili. Ford parttime)... :Nurse Nellie Brown, who Ions been ember seolously ill in 13rant ford, e - tinned litnue lion week, and her meny rile:els will be glad to kuukV that she ItitptOVing in heal th. The L, 0 L.No. 031, and L. T, 13. A., ; No. 400, pm pose hohlieg pienie, tt the peek, on July let. Visiting mem. bets and their f deride will be welcome. Ladies, please Ming baskets. Stuart ieltiQuerrie had the misfort- une to sprain his anklo, one tiny in.e • week. An X -Ray 'exarniinttitei was peefortued at Ste a tford, and it was diecovered to be it severe sprain, which will tuoan a few days' rest fen Stuart. Quest, Dolmen, Pei cy Stevenson' ant, . Chaelle Hansuld, three of our wooer 1 enthusiasts, are helping the Ihmssele team give a good Demount of them, selves, and so far, this team has made O good showing. Lloyd Duebar is , , • .t1. 4. • 0. Allan and ?1:1;)e)..7tlams, Wroxeter, were renewing old acquaentances in town on Sunday, a special attraction being the Anniversary services in Melville Church. .0 • 0 0 Jas. and Mrs. McQueen and -Jas. end Mrs. Moody, of Brucelielti, over reeent viejtors with the Robb jam flies, of town, anti the Work famil of Grey township. • 0 Jamee and Mrs. Duncan and sou Murray, of eloosejaw, Sask., ar liere, on a veeit with the COMO!' Moth,r, Duncan, and ota er old friends. 0 0 0 0 X. le and Mrs. Gerry and Mrs W. F. Stewert were at Hanover Inc week owing to the illness of th onner's daughter, Mese Merklingm Mee. Stewart is extending her etne Mee. ano. McIntosh, of Toronto is here owing. to the serious films of her mother, Mrs. Thuell. Mre Copeland. of Tuckersmith, and Mrs Toed( and little daughter, of Wind ear. are also here. • 0 • George Buchanan, of the Hie Scheel ;duff tot Essex, undyed hom Iasi week for it ehort vieit. prior t toing• to Toronto whore lee will b engaged in marking papers dUrin the holidays. -Jas. C,utt and Miss Tent) Cutt, of Goderich, Andrew and Mrs. Hillier and sere Howard of Defter, Miele, W. and Mrs. DOetert and baby, of Muskegon, Mich., were guests at the home of Mrs. W. Mc- , Kelve,y last Thurscley. The trip -Nom,' made by motor. All are relatives of . Mrs. McKelvey, United Church - tenet Sunday mnrnieg, in the Unit- ed C hurrh, Rev. A. W: D„ preached from the 1,10, 8,11 Cimpter , ef Jelin, verse 12, "I torn the Light of I! ; 110 tilt ftliloWt+t it after s Anil not wslit (look nese, lint 1 . ellen be the. lig t of Tiffr." inking for his topin " The tYti dying Tereh." A ! solo was racial ed by Miss Myrtle er of List ow el, good voiee t : PERTH COUNTY i Wal1Fq• Gowlim, formerly a pis III - I lel. MI mot. lehotelliod Township, hu. tile past few y .a, s a exeident • of Sts wee foetid dead in bed, 3 at the beim, of hie son-in-law, Robert • Reteliffe, of steep,. Did, with whein • he 0011.0 VI -citing. Dec wa,, an ex- - e eve of Bleneliarti. He i. eurvived hy Iwo daughters, et e William lei' k mid Airs. It. Ratcliffe, and feet -tw- in tog brOthers ; JatnP0, St, MI'S. Bit,- and 111, r. VoilDg's o • Kt. Afittys : Pet PI, (11 ; g eosin ens, anti Mrs. Siples. of Not. a... of Hamilton : bits. Dell, ee r•r Church Notes (/) pin.ying cm the Monkton line-up. Don't. fotget the garden party tinder the auspices of the Wouren's Institute, 1 at the home of Jae. A. Bremner. ad- joining the vollage,,em Itriday eVem ing of this week, 'Program will be supplied by the Prolemmount Quartette, of biracial), and a splendid Lane is as- eueed. On Friday last, the retinal game be - tweet: the Junkie softball teams of the Ethel Selicad end No. 6 was play. eil Ethel school geonnds, and the Oth Con. learn Was declared winner, \Vhen these teams met before, the Ethel playere won the count, so they are now on evep terms, A, deciding game le being arranged, leverybody is going to the Union 'United °hutch Garden Party, next Tuesday, June 20th. Those in charge Oahu that. it will be bigger and better than ever, There) will be a softball game at 0,80, Good supper aud stmt. py progt aril by the London Trm. "Jock" Ballantyne alone is worth s I On Monday last, Frank Raekwell t tnet 1 1 D. A. and Mrs. Lowry, Toronte were welcome visitors with Bruseel Mende during the past week. Tie i former, who has been one of Bailiff' for York County for several years has •reeently tenth -red his resigna lion • • + Mrs. (Dr.) Freeman and children Norm n le• l• f ore epending a few days with A. C Ind Mee, Dames. The former wil Henry and Mrs. Duncan, of El ma, spent Sunday at the home 0 Frank and Mrs. Woods. Othe • • • 4 • • • • • Cranbrook School vh:itor, their hoine were, Merril Re -Union r• : • d Facey, of Bright. 0 0 0 te , The. iollowing poem, composed by Foerster, one of Cranbronk's • nI.1 Th)ys, now tr.:whine' in Linton, e ie published as Et gt'neral call , to all the old boys and girls to re- - turn to the scehee of their youth, July 22nd, THE CALL OF NUMBER SEVEN School Section No. 7 is calling you and me, a: better known Ile Mies Gertrude Deaden" of other days. 0 • es • la calling all her childres Once Mere about her knee; Through cities, gremlins and mail.- ies The threlehig reverberatee. - It wartime mountains and the sea • And batters frantie at the Gold- - R. J. McLauchlin wae at Oshawt aet week and brought back .a Buick ix sedan for D. C. nese and fetidly lurray and Betty Zapf, of Toron o, returned with him and -will pend a few weeks at "Riverside arm," the home of Relit. and Mese -homson. ' s cident, He was kicked by a 'mese, gi and when help was stunmoned, he I p wee unconscious. De. McMaster was called, and it Was diecoveo ed ehat be had eerious fraceures of the beeaste hand anti skull, Al the time of well. 1 ing, a traieed nurse is in 'attendance 9 and the patient is :Mktg well, On Friday evening lest, tho glue- n vale young people made a vigil. to 11 lethel, to engorge on to couple of friend. ly gainee eofthall. The girls lined U p at 6 p, m., and after 5 innings f strenuous pi:eying, the gitls were the lead by to few inne. After the girls' game eves fluielled, the hove played sevembming game, in which the vial tore were again defeated, 4, ie. ee T. 0. and Mrs. Richards, of Ram- Iton, and Chas. Richards, of Tor-. nto, spent a couple of days renew - ng old aequaintances Bonsaels ntl locality this week. Mr. and frs, Richard:4 purpose leaving far tealliorma Zile comet) of a month where they will make their future home. 44 4. 4. t. Tho Win )he Ad T ast week said: T. 8. Dobie, who has een soriouely ill for some months t his • home in Kitmardine, is now ndeegoing treatment in Winghtim, le is eteering Mrs. Pobie's, fath- r s lunnt_,4 W, VenStone. It is ant to belleVe NAV et young man Uld. have boon pulled 'down eo uchb but his friends aro phsocad now that he ms improving. th 10 u obit Murray, of McKillop, an. Ottoioughly therneelves, T112 DOMICre the engageneetie ot his elti- oelebration broke up 1i Ih s»tisil est daughter, Camille, ler Wank Es.'00 hnors, ote,, ed„ging cne hytu„, efeee tome of Mobil», youngest son of Mrs, itt be with goo," TJ, P. *feet two 00 !Mt lOt, 13vent, k That bar the way to Heaven. She waits to scan those Terve, The plastic, in their dawn, Now fixed with sober furrows The plow of life has drawn; She waits to hear the roll call, All hushed upon the old school ground, And tunes a finer ear to catch Celestial responses hovering round Seeming unanswered places. Put off your wealth unbounded. .And for to -day be just That little barefoot chattorr, That pottered in the dust With diluter basket loaded And sunshine overhead; they say Stieb waleortie waits for you and me As never stirred- Ole old Town Plot of Gray, $ince evo it was Touvitol. 0,14+++.0+0,14++++00++.1.4004.0.1.