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BELGRAVE
The strawberries are starting to
ripen and promise to be a good crop.
Mrs. T. Gear and son John, have
left to pay an extended visit with
relatives M Michigan.
Several people of our district at-
tended the horse races held in Kin-
cardine on Thursday and report a
good time.
School closed here on Friday, and
our teacher, Miss Wade, who has, re-
signed her position, has returne4, to
her home.
Jas. Taylor and Mr. Watson, of
Birth, each loaded a car of cattle on
Friday. 0, R. Coultes loaded two
cars on Saturday.
The Belgrave United Church teams
went over to Wroxeter for the soft-
ball games on Friday evening, The
Wroxeter teams won both games.
After • the games the visitors were
treated to sandwiches, cake and
lemonade.
The Belgrave Women's Institute
held its monthly meeting in the For-
ester's Hall on Friday, June 25, and
had as their guests the ladies of the
St. Augustine branch of the Institute.
The president, Mrs. Jas. Anderson,
oecupied the chair, Miss Cola OE:mites
sang a solo and Miss Edith Proctor
gave a reading. Mrs. Dan. Geddes
and Mrs. Cecil Wheeler favored the
meeting with a piano duet. Miss Col-
lins, of Ancestor, the delegate speak-
er, was present and gave a very inter-
esting and helpful talk on "Heine -
making." After this the meeting was
brought to a close and a. dainty lunch
was served and a social hour spent.
The ladies accepted an invitation to
visit the St, Augustine Institute in
July.
CAR OF
Western Sats
J\ND
Standard Re.cleaned
Sc ree re 6 ngs
Special Price off Car,
Gr ver O Gill
Phone 59r4 ETHEL
trawberry
Festival
Under .A.uspices of Ladies Aid,
Will be Held on the Grounds
of the
UNITED CHURCH
BELGRAVE
on the evening of
Tuesday, July 6
GOOD PROGRAM ASSURED
Tea Served from 6 to 8
Clinton Brass Band and
Bagpipe Selections •
Adults 856 Children 25e
meet .loe emerge Pres.
M08.0°0010 Wheeler, titmo
Mies Phosbie ()migrant,who has
taught. for the past five years at S. S.
No. 5, Tuenbetry, has resigned, She
is a splendid teacher and many par-
ents are sorry to lose her.
STRAWDIORRY FESTIVAL. -...A Straw-
berry festival will be held on the
grounds of the Utiited Church, Bel -
grave, on Tuesday evening, July 6th.
A good program has been prepared
and Clinton Brass Band hae been en-
gaged for the °muslin). See advt. for
Malley particular. If you want a
good time, be sure and attend.
The picnic held by the Farmers'
Club was well attended on Friday last,
although the any was tether cool.
After varioue fent races, a game of
softball was played by the local ladles.
cap a y Miss Nora
Vita:lamp won the victory from Mrs.
Oarl Pt eater end her followers, The
gathering was atlai essed by the var-
, Mize speakers. .1. 3. Morrieen was en-
able to be present, but sent Mr. Gil-
roy, a Toronto, President of the U.
F. 0 Co-operativd Co,, and also Mr.
Atu Os, of Palmereton, who is President
of the U. F. 0. of Ontario, These
two men pointed out: the need of co-
otie) Adm.} among fannere if they are
to get to get the fullest value for their
j moduats. ales. Lane, of Ashfield, tml-
; so spoke, On the Women's work.
J Rev, Mr. Hawkins ale° 'spoke, and Mr.
Wilson, of the Wingliain branch
! of the 0o -operative. Mr. McDonald,
of Wingliam, enter tained the gather-
ing WiLh Reveval selections on the bag-
pipes. Reeve Farrish, of Ashfield,
was Chairman far the afternoon
Supper was then sevved and the base-
ball game between Morris and Waw-
atiosh was played, Wawanosh winning
by a close margin.
Ti
MONCR1EFF
A.enold McKay is holidaying with
his parents here,
!Wee. Robb. Campbell, of Flint, is
visiting with relatives 1e,e,
Mr. and Mrs. Onchteme are spending
their holidays with the latter's par-
ents, lired and Airs. Smith,
Ethel Soft Ball team playe here, on
Wednesday night. Much interest is
centered in this pale as the
teams aro weilmatehed. If de-
feat is in store fut. Monerieff, we
hope they will take it like veelapot ts.
Be oit hand fur the game ot. (3 30.
Gar
The Annual
of
Knox United ,Church
BETTEVA.LE
will be held on the
CHURCH GROUNDS
Wednesday, July /th
Tee will he served Dein 0 to 3
PROGRAM
Pipe -Major W. H. Young
With Neil McDonald
Cm/legal), and Company of
Entertainers, Kincardine
Speakers
Rev. Mr. Artnstrong, Wrexeter
Rev. Mr. JaMieson, Shenk
Rev. Mr. Scobie, BolgraYe
Rev, Mr. Bennett, Wingharn
Rey. Mr. °milt, Gerrie
Achnietaitut 359 and 26e
Rev. A. V, Vibikldorg, Setetor.
Gob, MooDonalti,
Otvairmiin of tern,
1926
Now Advartiaements
Western Nts-Grovor O. Gill
Strawberry Pestival-lielgrave United. Ch.
Voneart-Viotorift Flall,.lomostown
Garden Par1y.-131neyale TJnited•Cliarall
211 tons honay-14. 5. DORI-liana
lillelid-tiruFtsalm Race Committee
PIC.Ilie'-.81woela Business Men
Dressed Plne-Ament
Re.unlon-S. 14. No 0, Morrie
Services -Brussels United (therm
Teenier wanted -S.14. No, 0, Grey
oney ouncl-Vbief mouovvon
brali5101d--.Tfle rose
Valves tar snls-Ales. Rime]]
E,Ink Eltin-N sc 1,111 b
0ow ter sale(+01110,11 Whitfield
Sympathy ie extended to Airs. Joe.
McKey. in the loss of her father.
Pete, who died suddenly,
early Monday morning,
Fred Tuck, Charles Buttrey, Wil-
fred Whitfield and Kenneth McLean
motored to Flint, last week, and
epent a few dave there, with Mende.
Mrs, Josh and Miss Lillian have re-
turned to their home in 'Toronto, aft -
ter spending holidays with Alex, and
Mrs. Mann and other relatives in thie
The annual garden party of Knox
United Church was ite usual euceese,
and a great number WPM, present to
enjoy the fine supper and program.
Proceede amounted to $235 00.
Rev. Mr. Chandler preached his
farewell sermon here, on Sunday.
Sacrament af the Lord's Supper was
dispensed with. After the services,
Mr, Havvey ead a well -worded rid-
dvess of appreciation of Mr. Chand-
ler's serves here, and Me. Ferg, on be-
half of the congregatien, presented
him with a purse of gold. Much re-
gret is felt by the eongeegation, in the
loss of Me. Chandler, as pastor,
WALTON
Don't forget Duff's Garden Party,
next Tuesday evening,
Mr. Radford is preparing to erect a
new house next to the mill.
Limber, etc , has arrived for the er-
ection of Hugh Slianntm's new bowie.
Mies Mildred Dennison, a Weston,
is the guest of Bliss Muriel Farqua-
hereon.
Mrs. Nityloe and danghter. a Roch-
ester, N. Y., are visiting with the
foviner'e sister, ales. Peter. Gardiner,
Rev. Mr. Mainee, the new minor of
of Duffat United Church, is expected
here this week, and will have charge
next Sunday.
Sunday evening. last, the fleet
church service was held in the Meth-
odist Church, Rev. Dr. /3eown
preached the final sermon to a crowd-
ed diet ch.
On Monday evening, a social titne
was spent in Duff's Church when the
congregatiou bade good-bye in an effic-
iid way, to Rev. and Mrs. Clammier.
During the evening, a purse was pre -
Embed to the pastor and a clown ,com-
fortev to MVP., Chandler,
CRANBROOK
ORANBROOK SOFIOOL REPORT
SENIOR Room
JR, IV TO Sit. IV -Kathleen Zeigler
83.5 ; Blair McIntosh 67.1 ; Willie
Fischer 57 9 ; Hulda Querengeseer 53.
Sit. III To Jit IV-Veeit Porter 76.2 ;
Evelyn linether 67 6 ; Mary aleintosit
63.5 ; Stanley Fiseln r 56 2. JR HIT°
S. III-14enege Fiedler 70 4 ; Myr'e
Wilsou 53 Ju, Ill-Gertie Pride
88(3;Roma Cameron 26,
OLIVE a Bowmen, Teacher,
Juanon Room
SR, -II To JR, III -Mary McDonald
; Dorothy IIttether 82 '• Elmer
Lockng. i 73 ; Milton Osborn 64. Jn. II
TO Sit II -Madeline Kternter 78 ; Alice
Locking 78 NT. TO JR. III -Glen
liumhee, Willie Zeigler, Maurice Cam-
eron, Jim Camerott, PR To IsT.-Mac
McIntosh, IVIary liviethev, Mullet Me -
Donald, Stanley Wilson . Winston Mc-
Eanierti, Doris Long, PR -Vida
Cameron, Edith Oebtirn.
ALICE` J. FORREST, Tetteller.
Al belt and Mrs. Poerster are at
moment visiting relatives at Letnion,
Port Huron and Detroit.
Mrs Win. Cameron and Mrs, Tom
0 tmeron and Clalvin spent the week.
end with friends in Galt and Beefing -
ton, They went by nantnr,
MORRIS
13russele races are dated for Wed-
nesday, July 7111,
Road work is now in in ogress West
of tho Jamest owe bridge,
Button's School bold their re -union
on Thursday afternoon, July 8911.
Keep the date in mincl.
Everybody is planning to take in
the big Community picnic, at Hay-
field, on Thursday, July 15th, '
The Blueeale and Ebeeezee 'United
Schools will hold their annual Mimic
in George McDonald's Grove, ,131ne.
vale, on neday afternoon, July 9th,
Kindly keep the date in rabid,
Dna) IN LISTOWSL,- The many
friends of Nellie Henderson, heloved
wife of Thos, Small, learned with sin -
Ore regret, of beveleath, nt ilte family
vesidence, Listowel, last Thursclar,
June 17th. The late Mrs, Small wt s
in her 58ia year, She was a drought:Er
of the late ,Tames Henderson, of Moe,.
els Tw.p.'and her death is the first
break in the family. In 1905, she was
married to Mr. Small and since that
time, she had resided in Listowel.
For the past three orfour years, she
had been in failieg health, and de-
spite all that could be dote for her,
she did not Seetal tO improve. For the
petit three Weeks, she had been con.
fined to her bed. Heert failure was
the cause of bar Octant, Time tete IVIre.
Small was held In highest esteem by
a largo circle of Mende, and her death
Is deeply regretted, She is survived
by her bereaved husband and the
following Platers and brothers : We,
Ittinee Gitnli, of Toronto ; MI% Glee,
Peffer and Mtv, 11, T. Miller, tbtttbt;
itlesere, Phe and WillihM Elender.
son, Witlighain. The faintral took
DUFF'S CHURCH
WALTON
Annual
Garden Party
on Wm. Woods' Lawn
Tuesday, July 6th
Supper Served from 6 to B o'clock
Program supplied by
The Brunswick Trio
of London, and
Seaforth Brass Band
Admission 50c and 25c
Cordial Invitation
extended to all
place from the family residence, on
Monday afternoon, internment in
Wingharn cemetery. The service in
Listowel was conducted by Rev. J. 14I,
Nicol, pastor of Knox Church, and in
Winghatn, by Rev. Dr. Petrie. The
pallbearers were Messrs, Alex. Mc-
Doneld, Frank McDonald, George
Heiner:, of Teeewater, and Russel
Henderson, Perry Henderson and
Price Henderson, of Winghatn. Sin-
cere sympathy is extended to the ber-
eaved relatives.
GREY
S. S. No, S is advertising foL' a teach.
95,'
Beussels races on Thursday, July
7111,
issenneu. nail minutes on page 2 a ibis
Statute Labor is now on the pro-
gram.
Garden parties and picnics. Read
the /Wets. in TILE POST.
Township Council will meet on Mon-
day, July 5911, at the Township Hall.
Start planning for the big commuc.
ity picnic:, at Hayfield, on Thursday,
July 15th.
Oranbrook School will hold a re-
nnion, on Thureday, July 22nd, Keep
the date in mind.
Alphaeus King and sister, of De-
troit, were welcome visitors at the
Union picnic, on Saturday.
Robt. Carr, of Saskatoon, paid his
father a flying vieit, an Saturday last,
also taking in the picnic of his. old
home school.
J. 3. McOutcheon and son, Fred,
motored to London, one day last
week. We understand that Feed has
taken a position in that city.
The Union School picnic held in
Brown's Grove, 00 S Ourday 1 ISI, WAS
a success in spite a the nasty wee tit -
en, Special niterest was taken in the
girls' softball game,
The Conti ening Presbyterian
Church, at Owen Sound, which re-
cently Melted Rev. J. '1'. Strachan, B.
a formerGceyite, as pastor, bee
purchte ed a 67.000 manse and Inc go -
lug to build a $50,000 chervil,
FOURTH BODY FOEND -The body of
Hazel Phitme, aged 5, welshed ashore
near Colchester village, late Wednese
day night. It was disCovered by Mr,
Brown, a Summer resident, near the
borne a Eeriest 13yron. This is the
fourth member of the Phipps family
tn be found. The last body was found
thChurcb, on June 17111, WAS the mos
T181usiveegak;cle» party held at Roe'st
succeseful in years. A large number
of people enjoyed the splendid play
so well given by the Ford wich
young people, and the dainty tables
provided eviiryone with a satisfying
suppee, The receipts totalled around
6150 00 end will be used for Improve -
mance in the interior of 1116 church.
Our energetic pester, Bev. D. Iml,
Guest, helps every departtnent of our
church to tin its best.
CORN:MILTS DONIDY DRCRASED -
Last Thursday afterunon, the death
occurred of Cornelius Doxey, aged 82
years, at the home of his son, Frank
Dexey, a Stratford, following an ill-
ness extending over several menthe,
He was bore tn Derbyshite, England,
coming to Canada sorne 60 years ago,
and forn time residing in Hamilton.
Whett the Grand Teritik shows were
transferred to Stratford, he took up
his resideuce there, and for many
years, was a valued employee. In
1005, he moved to St, Thomas, where
he was employed with the Pere
Marquette Railway. Five years ago,
be retired from active work, and re-
turtied to Stratford to live with his
snn. He was a member of the United
Church, the A. 0. 17. W,and the
Forest City Lodge, A. 0 If,: London,
Besides his wife, he is snrvived by one
daughter, Mrs, 0, Knight, Varna,
&wincing of Grev Townebip, and two
sons, Lewis and Frank,, Stratford,
S, S, NO. 4. -Following is the report
of the final examinations held at S. 8,
No. 4, Grey. The classes are listed.as
they will appear next Septembee.
Natnee are in order of merit :-Sr.. IV
-Layton Mute, IV -Helen
Mo-
Aliiittset, Laurie Jennie, Stella Sollere,
Wilfred Savage, Bruce Beckett. Jr,
III-Wallaee Beckett, Sr, II -Geo,
Mc17ay, Jr, 11- Doris McAllister,
Kenneth Sellers, Can Gribuner. jr, 1
Gertrnde Willis, Mitrgaret Grimmer
nip a Bllyage Howard Matey, Shel-
don jacklie. tieliner-Marie SaCklin,
Myrtle Savage,
MARatanta MODOtleAlite Teeeher,
„, 4
N,S, S5 trris
Will hold a Monster Re -union
on the School Grounds
Thursday, July Bth
Come and meet your old school
friends
Bring your basket
Parade at 1 o'clock
Concert at Nigh
Mrs. Van Wyck,
Mr. Harvey McGee,
Bagpipe Selections
Admiesion to evening program
25 cents
Dance Afterwards
ORCHESTRA
Louis St,eiss is visiting with friends
and iehAbves in Detroit.
Min Lydia Steles spen t a few days,
recently, with her sister, Mrs. Oscar
linehn, at Conestoga,
Dr, alcKenzie, Chicago, was a visit-
or during the past week with W. J,
and Mee. Hemingway. 121h con.
Henry Beam. Ea Lot 29, Con, 3, is
fleiorlittiji.ng_ar:i unreserved auctinn sele ring
Eriday, July 9th, as he bite sold Itis
William and 5Irs.
red mud Mts. Kauffman and children,
a Kitchener, have been visiting vvitb
Loins and Mrs. Steles,
Smoot, REPORT. -The following is
the report of Promotion Examinations
of S, 5, No. 9, (Irey. Classes al!P ar-
ranged for Septemher. SR. IV -Wil-
lie Robertson 70. JR. IV-Luntly Mc-
Kay 80 Mon.) ; Glen Rathwell 67 ;
Mae McKay 64 JR. III -Jennie alc.
Kay 77(Hon.) ; Bladalon Speiran 76
(Eon.) ; Herbie Hutftnen 72 ; Cynthia
Meehan 71 ; Jeanie Harrison 67 ; Cecil
Meehan 136, SR II -Russel Gole, Cent
Robinson, Liedeay Meltity, Dorothy
Mann, Myrtle Gide, Lillian Harrison,
imiarehall Harriscm. Ju.
Riehl, Leonald Mecham tita Pu, -
Lloyd Mitcham leverett Robinsora Lou
is Harrison. The following pupils
have had perfect attendence since th
new year : Berine Huffman, Rnesel
Golet Myrtle Gide, alarehall Harrison,
Jeame Hairlson and Dnrothy Mann,
SADIE E. MoNaiR, TeitchBr.
ItErour.-The following is
the result of the June Prornotion Ex-
areinations in S. S. No. 6, Grey. 60
Percent is required to tease. Jtt. IV
TO ineent Rowland 66; Hee.
Baynard 66; Roy Petrsett 1321.Sa°
111 TO JR. IV-Berva Parr 68 ; Ralph
Kelfers 67. Jit III '10 1315. 111-Geoege
Elliott 130; Viola Turnbull 73:; Norm-
an Stephenson 64 ; Jelin Cordey 62 ;
Eva Parr 60 ; Bert Roseland eu. sH,
77 To Jtt Reputed 75;
Margaret Pear -sou 09; Ralph Pearson
68; Helen Rowland 45 JR II -Good
Hugh Peare,rin, Ina Turnbull, George
Hoy. I-E-Briss Stephenson, Fi ed
Keifer. SR. PR, -G -Fred Cole, F -
Helen Cole, JR, PR.-E-Lloyti Cole
Jessie Pearson, Will Cole, G -Lloyd
Hoy, Bernice Parr, Joan Parker, Doris
RaYnal.tilittaat illoLnataent, Teacher.
PRESENT/110N -On Saturday after -
'moo, the pupils with their p155095
met at; the school grounds a S. S. No.
3, for is picnic and to have a SOCIAI
hour with Miss Margnerite Wilton be-
fore she leaves the section. Aftev a
hearty limeheon, games were played
until the bell siumnoned all to the
school room. Nisi; Wilton was called
foestratel ami was presented with a
tnantel clock by Jack Warsvicik, and
an ivorv.handled !Wryer by Wilma
Lowe, While Elmer Arinstrobg read
ticc. following addreSE:
MIAS NIAIINTJERITE WILTON,
DEAR Dacia -RR, -
We, the purele a 13.13. No. 8, Grey,
regret: that yen will be removing from
out midst. Yon have faithfully and
cheeefully striven 10 rem work to give
us every tiesistamme, and by precept
and example, you have set 11S A etand
itrd Worthy a follnwing, As a small
memento of one affection, we ask you
Lo accept this clock anti ivory -handled
mirror. May Ow future hold fov you
many happy anti prosperoue years le
the wish of yam many friends in this
locality, who mvill always he glad to
see you. Signed on behalf of your
pupile,and friends,
?bine MI, 1920.
FORDWICH
Jos. 'Williamson, of the 'Hetrick and
Walla AV Bnlitlaary, 18 snmew het in.
(Reposed at present, due to a fall 00
the staiestepe in his Imme.
Richard Akins, of El PaSO, was a
recent vieitor at Hie home of his
mine, TIM& Akine, Jv. Akins is a
eon of the late Robert A.kine, fOrna,
er resident of Howink 'Township.
The village trustees have appointed
Geo. 11, Jefferpon, Sheldon 13rielter
and 3. 11. Rogers at a annliniNSinn 10
instal a local lighting plant and have
distribution system erected, Work
will be oommenced as soon as ncitte
can be secured. The work will be
dote under the empervistou of the
HUT
ViUtOria Hail
Jamestown
Thursday, July gth
Neil McDonald
Charaeter Comedian
Elocutionist & Entertainer
assisted by Local Talent
Will supply program.
Bagpipe Selections
Also given by Kr. Mc-
Donald.
Admission 25c.
Don't Miss R!
Hydro -Electric engineer Inc this dist-
pint, SO that when Hydro power is
available, connections can be made
without the expense of changing the
*minute. The generating plant will be
installed in T. A. Wilson's flour mill,
where a 60 h p. oil -burning machine
will furnish the power. The current
supplied to usems will be a tha same
voltage as Hyatt).
JAMESTOWN
Jack aleDnwell, of Brussels, has
takeu a summer job with Bernice
PaYo,
On Thursday evening, July 8th, at
Vinteria Hall, a firstanase concert will
be held when Neil McDonald, charac-
ter comedian, elocutionist and enter-
tainer, assisted by local talent, will
supply the program. Mr. McDonald
also plays tim begpipes.
ETHEL
itIrs. Franklin is in Brantford for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Edna MoLelland, of Olifford, le
home for the Summer vacation.
.Miss Minnie Bateman spent a few
days with friends at Hareiston.
Mrs. Coates and Miss Francis visited
friends 111 Trowbridge, rivet Sunday.
Mies Edith King, of Detroit, is
spending it few days at her home here,
Mies 1?,11a. Hattstild of Cotten' is
stemeriemiling the holidaye at her home
h
Mrs. Hubert, of St. Thomas, is I
spending a few weeks visiting friemis
"i1E111-.11i'Seellers, of Walton, is in charge
of the Entrance Examinations being
held this week.
The Ethel Soft Bell teams will play
two games in Be/grave, on Friday ev-
ening, of this week.
Ethel and Vietor MeMaster, Sev-
ere spending the holidays with Dr.
anti Mrs, MeMaster.
J. A. and MIN, Cole and Snn, George,
his wife and child returned to Flitit,
Mich., on Saturday, after an enjoyable
week's visit with J. A, anti Mvs. Cole's
daughter, Mi'., George Hall.
The Orange Lodge will hold their
Decimation seevice, on Sunday next,
at 3 la in, Visiting brethren eve in-
vited to join in the Reprice and meet
at the cemetery, at 2,45. Dr. Brown,
of Wroxeter will give an midi ess.
ettgagetnent is announced rif
Jean, yontigeet daughter of We. M et -
Donald and the late Donald MaeDon-
ald, Moleeworih, to Clitettes n tater-
int Hatisnlcl, ntily son of Mrs. Han -
stria and the late John Hansuld, of
Ethel, time matriage to take place
"1.1v7111Ye IXIbel L 0. L No. 631 and L. 'I'.
8. Ovininization will held then. annual
picnin, on Thlireday afternoon, of this
wnmIto,nlitel,thoo (GniznenldiebuteingEvnerLyvhstkaleyt
of good things to eat and enjoy a good
program a sports, A few addresses
willnaaticlyig
be
eagivnenh
Ot, the softball teams
from Wvoxeter invaded °tie village to
play a couple nf regular echetinled
gatnes. The visitors brought in their
tHwelitgartahvee stceaal of h ttthvei By iNiveovna I ei n an II
their previous games. After aancl close
itterrneliltlie I
ilggilt'inm filt etbeaettiltvewribe"as te!
t
&axed the winner by a margin of 8
ZOOS, The boys' game was played,
with the home team in the lead until
the seventh innitiga when the visitors
tied the score, After: seven Mn lugs
had been played curd the evening
shade had fallen on the eporting field,
the Ethel boys won out by is same a
14-11. Percy Ourrie made the only
home ran of the genie, on Et good hit
"Tr
eclwia)rime
teligdia)
The held by the Ethel
Woncen's Inetitute, on :fames Brew.
ner's lawn, was a decided sureess. A
good crowd was present. The Sea.
forth Paramount. Quartette supplied
the music which was enjoyed by all.
The Ethel Orellestea gave a. few mne-
ical selections teed Mr, Hewitt, of
Tenvvbridge, sang a conple of <mins,
which were heartily mimed. Rev,
Mr. Guest was Oltairrnan, 0,,,a delight -
en the audience with his humour,
Supper was served, and at the elose,
the extra rakes end piss +meet emotion.
ed off, and hronght geed Pridee, The
InstitItte cvbSh to thank all the laidies
who kindly donated baking: The pro.
seeds are to go toward the. Village I
etreet
J. L. KE'R.R, Proprietor
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Church Notes
IVIelville Church
4.1
Preparatory eerviee will be held 113
MrdVillr. Church on Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup.
per will be observed on Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock.
St. John's Chureh,
On Sunday evening, July ath, at
7 oadoek, the inembere of St. John's
Lodge 284, A. F. & A. M., will at-
tend Divine service.
Following July llth the Sunday
evening service will be withdrawn
during July and August. Sunday
School and service in the morning.
Next Sunday morning, the mem-
bers of L. 0. L, No. 774, and visiting
brthren will attend service at 11 a.zzt.
Rev. Mr. Lewin will preach a special
sermon.
United Church
Last Sunday afternoon an interest-
ing Teinperance program was pre-
sented in the United Church Sunday
School. It began with a short talk
by Bert Lott," Grapes vs. Wine."
Grapes or grape juice contain 80%
water and 20% food value; but when
allowed to ferment for wine, these
same lucious grapes lose 2% of
their water, and nearly all their food
value is changed into alcohol, which
is a poison. IVIany other fruits may
likewise be used to destroy instead of
to build up life, by permitting them
to ferment. Indeed alcokee is found
nowhere in nature excepting in decay
hag fruits and grains. Following this
item were two splendid readings: the
first by Miss Evelyn Chapman showed
how the habit of tippling, contracted
during college days, ended In the
ruin of a most promising career and
the blighting of a young wife's hap-
piness; the second by Mrs. S. H.
Jaekson, illustrated the fiendish pas-
sion of drink, by showing that while
under its influence, a man may take
the life of his OWN child.
Oarl Ames is enending a week at the
home a J. and Mts. Snell, at James-
triwn.
Next Sunday. at 7 p. tn., a special
Reception service will be held itt the
Ethel United Church. Eve] ybody
welentne.
Those who are desirrus of sharing
in the pleasures of outvillage library
are reminded that only six months of
the year, and this would be a good
time to join for tip remainder ne the
year. To those who inc not tneumbers
tint Executive recorinneed that you
invest a half.a-dolar now, and t'tceiv
all the heoks you can read foe time nex
six months. Join at once.
PROMOTION EXAMS,
Following is the promotion examin-
ation report, far S. S. No. 11, (Ethel.)
The cliteeps are given as they will be
after SPpt. Jet, Nettles ate in order
f,t niera IV - liltirieb Michel.
Edna Franklin, Jr. IV - Calvin
Kramer, Al bei t Krim' er. Sr. III. -
Gordon Sleightheltn. Imentm Mclunee,
Kenneth Kreuter, In McNeil, Torn
oandere tprordnclni
e(t)icttioncol a
esily.)
u
Those marked htiled to obtain
I he required standing but WPIV recom-
mended. Natures in order of merit :-
Jr. III -Ovum Gill, Stuart M. -limes
e Allan la ardlaw, Omit. Michel
Velma Hamilton, Allan Fraeltlin (It
br. 11 -Edith Kreuter. Jr. 1 1-Rtu it -
t, 13,11, Br yan Ames, alai)ory
tfrown, Annie Franklin, George Pear
son, Alex. MeNeil, Lorne Desi,tr dine
), Ne Sleight holm (failure),
saran, }limey (failure.) Ir 1-3eau
I, rank itt,, 13erthe, Earl, Ada, Wardlaw,
Rose Curminghem, excelleht ; Stuart
Prowl', good. C. Pr.-A.111,ton Sleight-
holna exeollent ; Dorothy Kreiger,
good. B. Pta-Ruhy lit,1Plk Onr.
Pie, NOM Hem y, excellent ; Willard
'Michel, Arnold Earl, good. .A.. Pr, -
Jean P‘evairLalocanz,
trg°C(1).d..HISIIEE•
ELL.',, al. ntasen, Asnetant.
inaniet WRimtaat A NN1Vbatr•Alty.-
On Saturday, June Itith, I. Al. and
Mrs. Henry celebrated their golden
wedding with their ebildre», grand-
children end friends. The couple were
married fifty ago in Brussele, hy the•
lute Rev. Ali. Stafferd, who WAS the
pastor of the in ethediet Churn). at
that time. Mr, Henry was born sev-
enLy-0110 yearS ago, in llininington
Township, amid came with his pavents
when two years old, while they took
nit a farm on Con.7, Grey. He ham
been a mesident of Grey Tovviitship ever
Once, living in the neighborhood of
Ethel, For a numbeeof yeare, he owe.
ed the Flout and Chopping Mill, which
was destroyed by fire. Mts. Henry,
whose maiden name was Sarah Jane,
Sharpe, was born in Oxfnrd County,
Lower Canada, She came to Grey
with her parents when 18 months old.
The year of the land sale, her father
bAugh 200 acres at $2,00 per acre, neav
Ethel, the ialemorial Park being putt
of time lend. Mr. Henry was the eldest
em, ariRtditidernet.itIselerray,e-titosnies ten!. mt hri sr:
Hubert, a St.. Thames, who 1t Se, was
present to celebrate witb them, Mr,
and Mrs. Henry have two children and
four grandchildren, ail of Ethel. Dar-
ing the afternoon, pictures were tak-
en, Many old friends called, tied the,
(Inutile received several boitnets, The
evening was spent in socin/ chat an&
games, and a dainty lunch was Reeved,,
including a three-story oake, deeorat-
ed with fifty pink 610,41eS and rose-
buds. The bride lighted the candles.
The party left after showering the
ermine with cortfevti stotal grind wishes
two many 11101 year', ef in,u e tri oh.