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Under Auspices, Business Men's Association
Good Program of
SOFT 'BALL SWIMING EVENTS
BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST
RACES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Prizes given in each Event.
BRING YOUR OWN BASKET
Tea and Coffee Served Freely
A Whole Day's Outing!
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. TURNBERRY
Mrs. John Nicholson has been on
the eiek llot but is improving, we are
glad to report.
G'or'e' and mm Yeo, Wo$101' Yoo
and Kinley McNaughton spent the
week end in Toronto.
Mrs. John Fell and. Mrs. ,Toseph
Breckenridge are holidaying at Flint,
Mich., cold other points.
WROXETER
Robert Ballantyne is holidaying
at Hamilton and Niagara Falls.
Lyoyd McMichael, Detroit, is
spending, a- few days et his home
hare.
R. IL Wendt and family, Windsor,
an1 guests o fthe former's brother,
J. R. Wendt.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman, Essex, werc
recent visitors wieh their daughter,
airs. John Hupfer.
Mrs. Beeman, Leamington, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Underwood, last week.
Misses Elva Hupfer, Sudbury, and
Beatrice Howe, Leamington-, are
home for the summer vacation.
Met Barrie As uith $10;k., 11
spending several weeks With his
Mother, Mrs, Wm. Harriet, Turnborry.
Wm. Rae went to Toronto Selena
day where he will take up• a special
comae of studies during the summer
months:
Goo. Leckie left for T,ondon Settee -
day. Mr. Leckie and Miss Georgina
will follow in the course of a few
weeks) .
Mrs. Fraser suffered a severe fell
while at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. Lovell, Turnberry, and is
der the :lector's care.
Members of the local Orange
Lodge attended service in a body in
the Duited Church Sunday morning
when the Rev. A. D. Armstrong
preached a very able Allmon, taking
his text arom Rom. 1-17, "The just
shall live by faith," .
. Dr. Alex McLeod and son, Jade,
have returned from a trip to Niagirra
Falls.
W. A. Rutherford lute velem:led
from Tottenham where he lute spent
five months.
Robert McKercher. of. Montreal,
spent a 'few dnys last week at his
home here.
Mrs. Cavanagh and little son. Ot-
tawa, are visiting the former's fatla
or, W. A. Rutherford.
Dr, 13. J. Hnzlewond, Ilowmenvillo,
was Ile guest ttf his mother, Mtvi,
W. 0. Hazlewood, recently.
Mas. Stewart and Mrs. Gillespie
and ehildren, Toronto„ have taken
New Advertisements
Aurtionmale-Rearv Pea
Armee-11m picnic -Rtadnene Nen
Re.union-t Svhs
liorviem-RrUnsek Unite (111nrb
Civic liolltlay-13ru-i.ele oeceeentiett
HeliS .'vented -0i. Yolk,*
A 91101011 Ho Io -i4. A. Dendinnn
91 009 given away- W .1, Chl.liiitta
Tenases wanted-A(1M .oii H. 1Priwor
CAIN for anle-W A, LowrY
Formal - Whitfield
Mower for sale -A poly 89x It 8
towhorn vesrling4 tor anle-Tho4.Pieree
Pin. Mr 8.1e-111. Gilitinsun
The Jamestenvn picnic beta July lot
In David Johnston's grove wits a de-
cided success, Mr. Leggett. of Blue -
vale, managed the booth, at whicb oJl
with a sweet tooth could, be eatisfied.
A. big crowd gathered to watch the
different games and sports. A soft-
ball game was played by men of Geey
aria tuo,N, the rotio,0 being t he 07
114111. Then followed 1.111108 OP every
kind which were enjoyed by all.
Following the reoes, a fast softball
game was pltived between Grey
and g101K of No. 10, snore being 18-8
In favor of No. 10 All that the git Is
need is 0 ittle premier. amd th,,y will
be pi rifest:tonal softball players A
good lunch followed after e.hieh a
game of fitotball WAS playPd 1VPP11
Seen) and Jainestpem, The ecore
MLA 8-2 in favor nf Jemeet own.
Amid 91(00(8(411(3 shouts, the players
left the field to pal take of a good
bowl). All went 110190 satisfied the 0
they had bad a good time. In rant, it
Was said ''t wiph 10. VVSt.0 not nver,"••
CRANBROOK
lacob Zeiglee hes exebanged his
Clever:let. touring es r and new drivea
a. MAIM OPW Ster sedan,
Albert Locking Deceased: - 00
Seturday morning last Robert Leek-
ing received Oho sad news of the denth
of his brother, Albert, of Galt. He
bad boon in prior health for Howie
time and passed away suddenly Fri-
-dey night. Heart failure was the
causti of death, Deceased was bore
in Newtonbrook and moved to Cron-
hrook with his parents 42 years ago.
Tn 1 903 he was married to An11;4
Wright, who passed away 34 years
erro. He is survived by one daughter
Hilda and One son,Wil liam, of Galt,
and one brother, Robert of Grey.
The funeral was held Monday from
the home of Wm. Brai•dwood, Pall-
bearere were six shoproates from the
firm of Newland & Co., where Mr.
Locking waa employed. Service was
eonducted, by a former pastor of de-
ceased, from Niagara Falls. Mr.
Locking was 62 years of age and wee
held in high esteem by all whoknow
him. Sincere sympathy is extended
to the bereaved relatives.
rrmins in Mies B. McDowell's home
whore they will spend the summer
menthe.
'Quite a large delegation from hero
attended' the annual district meeting
of the Women's Instil ute ef East
Huron. held in Moleaworth Wednes-
day afternoon.
'Friends of Miss Annic Trupfer
tendered her a miscellaneous shower
at her home Fliday evening in honor
of her approaching marriage to Har.
•
e'er McMichael.
• JAMESTOWN
Miss Isabel Thomson spent the
weeleend in London.
Miss Eden Morrison has returned
home after a two weeks' vacation at
London and St. Marys.
Master Gordbn Sanderson is
spending WM weeks with his grand-
parents in Wallace township.
E. L ,Gibson and mother, Mrs. P.'
Gibson, of Hamilton, have been
holidaying at the home of W. R.
Moses.
A number of young people from
this locality took in the street dance
at Listowel on Thursday -night and
reported a large crowd and a good
Hine. -
Cranbro
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k S.S.No.7, Grey
Will hold a Re -union on
the School Grounds
T ursday, July 22nd
Parade at 1 o'clock.
Programme of Sports
Will commence after parade, among which will be a.
Soft Ball Tournament, including six Men's Teams and
four Ladle Teams; a Tug -of -War and Races.
Brodhagen Band in Attendance
Mr -Community Lunch 1 Ladies bring Baskets, Cups and
Pitchers.' Coffee supplied free on the grounds.
Concert at Night
Program supplied by
The Sextette Concert Company, of London
Dancing; Pavilion on the Grounds
Admission 25 coots Children Free
MORRIS
Township Onuncil %vitt mee0 no the
19t b,
Many Morrisitos attended the 111040
in 131 lISPOIS, 011 Wedoestley.
10,1110 forget the 1'4.11114111 S 9,
No. 9, to mote ow, (Thine:lay), A big
program hes beeli prepai Pd.
Next 'Plittreday, July 151,11, the Ing
community picnic at Bay field, will he
held. Everybody pack up the bask -
tits and min the tnereymakers,
George and lies. 190(01 1, or Do ((thin,
Ilion., arrived 11400 week mid will spend
01)0 0901 weeks rei ewing old acquaint-
ances, the principal attrartioii here
heing he Old Boys' Re -anion of S. S.
No. 0. Mr. Sinith was a Pot mer
resident of the 8111' Onti., while Mrs,
Smith was forrneely Mies 13(11 101), the
echoollionee of No, 0 being Imiated on
her rooPV'S 1101111estead,
Re:SION:RD i Se PI °relief:
Stewart, who has been teacher at 8,
8. No. 6, has resigned, mid befove
school closed, the. following abbess
WS'S read and a gift presented to het. :
, DRAB, Alois Stet:waive.-
We, thtt parents mid pupils of S,
S. No. 0, take the opportunity Dii -. nit -
ern oon or ex 131 (1881 lig nut a Ku seintion
of your services as teitehet. foe the
past two yetwo. We ask you to imeept
this gift as a remembrance of your
stey among us. aVt. heatally wish
ynn every soccees ln the work you
undertake.
Signed on behalf of S. 8. No, 6, Mor-
ris, Rutty BoNes,
SAntE Print:en
Smoot, legrouT,-The following is
the report of the final examinations
held 0013, S. No, 4, Mortis, 131111005
76 per nem, pass 60. au, IV -Lloyd
Pipe 71; Joe Smith 54. • Su. HI -
Gordon Heyman 78 ; 144,a,tlys White
75 ; Glenn Smith 70 ; Mervyn Pipe
03, JE. III -Dave aliller 75 1 Elbert
White 7,( Margaret Russell 73 ; Bor.
OW Smith 64 ; Kate Russell 63.
Sre, II-O•nrtlon Niclici 70 ; Hazard
Smith 65 ; Jack Pipe 00 ; Mae Seott
55, SU 1-LRWi0 Itnesell (081(13 13(10(1).
Su, PR, -Glen Ninhol (good), Jit
PTo -Clara Smith (very goo(1)„lanie
Bet nerd (very good), 13111 Harman,
(good)
ISLAY NI, CuaWroren, Teacher,
ADDRESS ANT, PrauttieNTATiox,-
Laet Wednesday, the pupils and pae.
en 08 of S. 6 No, 4, mot at the home of
14. L and Mrs, Nichol, and niter a
800141 time and a program of music,
songs, anddititcl ng, with Duke Joialltn
Cludemon, an addeees was reed by
alildted Nichol and the peesentotion
of a cedar chest and pieces of china
WOK made by Glenn Smith to Mise
Crawford, who hoe t•esigned es teach-
er. Miss Crawford made 0 imitable
1,00 y, Lunch Was served to all pros.
en a Following is the addrees :
DEAR MISS on.A WPORD.-
The pupileof School Section No,
4, Morele learn \vial regret that you
are abnut to eever youe connection
with thee school, after three yeare'
'gelation which Mee been to 114 both
profiteble And pleaetene, During youu
teem et offlee, you lutve eaehed one
et:holed-warted Pee:Peet, nod your 13P08-
8(10810 the aboial life ot the aistria
I
1
11/19 110011 enjoyed by all. able 19
1919100 1.1.111ilide 119 Of the feel 1
fi•letull meet often only te part again,
hui we hope that iti the tire, e
may auto have the pleasure of 4111 1113 ;
you 11111114 to visit with 11 again. Ae 1
0811131(1 token of ovir regard, we would 1
ceek yon to except thie cedoe eheet io cl
all the good wkiles which WS I/4VS 111
one power to bestow. May y• u .1
Memories of School Sperion No b
I/It.Ss0111, 01.11.9 !,110.11 lie of vim,
Sigiled on behalf of the pupils,
Tom MILLER, i
Jolo Seerrn,
June 30110, 1926. •
&moor. lieeroRT -.The following is
the l'00(( 0. of the final examinations of
S. S No. 9. Mot•ris. SR, III To Ja
IV-A:elate Bewley, Stout 1.3i yens,
JR III To SR. III- Clifford Pense,
Thomas Kir k by. 8R. II To .lit, Ill -
Beacham Alcock, JR. II TO Sit. fl -
Isabel Alcock. I To JR, II- May
Shortreed (hon ), Lloyd Pease (hon )
tare PR TO I -Walter Bentley, Lloyd
Aleock. Su PR -Ruth Alcoelc. JR
Pit TO S. PR -Addle Bell, Perfect,
attendance for month of June-Ar-
thue Bewley, Clifford Pease, Beacham
Adcock. 'No. on toll 14, average 90-
tendance la.
C. McGowex, Teacher.
Sorrow.. REITORT -The following is
the report of the June Promotion Ex-
aminations, in S. S. No. 0, Morris
Exami notices in all Rubin is in eecoed
and (3( 11(3 gmdes. JR. Pre -Ross Dui •
PAIL SR Pre -Lettie Pierce, Archie
Henderson, Ross Wheeler, JR I -
Bettie Currie (A), Jack Wheeler (13).
311. II-Doeothy 13orte 77 ; Joe 13rewer
601. SR. II -Annie Pierce 74. JR. III
To SR, Hi -Velma Duncan 63. Su
Hi To JR, Iv -Stewart Pie: tie 67 :
Roy Pierce 58 (recommeucled). Pass
60, tionors 75. Perfect attendance
sinne Eester-Arebie kleaderson EtIld
Jack Wheeler. Best attendance all
year-Ist. Joe Brewer, 2nd. Dorothy
130F"81-:011ENCE 13, STEWART, Teacher,
Settnot, REPORT -The .F01100,4111 15
the repmt of Browntown Pnhlic
School, (S. 14 No, 8 Mor(3s). for the
months of May and June, litchi:ling
results of the Payout:ion Extonin.
4(10111PR -ROSS TlIt'Vpy 37 500t'0,
Isabel Mustard 32 star Dorothy
iiiiewart 29 stars. Pit To I-Nlargaret
Torvey 47 stars, Isabel Thytine 42
stars, Irene A ment 41 stars. IST TO
JR II- OharliP Mathees thonnria,
Stanley Mustai tl, JR II To SR 11 -
Irene Warwick, Viola Goll, Elmer
Sellers (on 111111). ette, II To Jet III -
Jean To rvey (honor ea 'Innin Gavels.,
Dorotba, Coll, Jean (+amiss. ,Itt 111
To Sia II I -Eddie Garniss. Si 111 10
in I V--Hetrry Gall, Eva Dennis. JR
IV TO Su IV -Freda Mostitrd, Edith
Garniss, Ross Smith. 1-1001 etta
Smith. Perfect attendance in May-
Enretta Smith and Margaret Torvey.
Perfect attendance in June -Eta otto
Smith, Margaret 'Purvey, Edith Gar-
niss, Eva Dennis, Eddie Garniss, 'Com
Natalie.% Elmer Sellers, Irene Ament,
Isabel l'hynne. Prize for highest
standing on Honor Roll dining Spring
term -Margaret 'Purvey.
ETHEL I. WARDELL, Teacher.
GREY
Commit met on Moodily, at Ethel,
J. E. and 6010. AlcKintion and fam-
ily, or Fort William, are spending a
Viteatinti with the former's mother, on
the MIL
Don't forget Grantham:lc School re -
onion, on Thursday, Joly 22nd. A
big crowd of old boys entigirls are ex-
peceed back.
131 ussele Community picnic, at Bay-
field, on Thursday, July 151h, All
Greyites are expected to take a holi-
day and visit that fatuous resort.
David and, Mrs. Ramsay, Joseph
and Mrs. Long and Miss Doris spent
Douai:don Day with John and Mrs.
Pugh, at Mitchell. ale, Pugh is suf-
fering from severe burns which he 1 e-
eeived at Mitehell, lase week,
01110)111411, arceerepanied
by her datight Mrs. (9. It Gotts-
chalk, of Richmond, NC ch., and form -
et eesidente of Die 5131 Com, were wet..
come visitors (liming the past week.
They motored (wee to attend the
Golden 'Wedding of Henry end Ifirs.
Atwood, old friends of the family. It
1s87 378098 811(05 they moved in Mich-
igan.
Senora, RePORT.-The following is
the repo, t nf the final exeminations
held in S. 8, No. L eey. P11001140800
are listed as they will be in Septein-
SR, IV -Agnes Davidson, Fred Glas-
sier, Douglas Ilentingway, JR. IT-.
0014901100 allacott. 13,4, 111- 35914
Oveeliff, Stuart Glassier, Jean David.
son, Ruesel Wilson, Roes Engel, Leona
Gaynor. Jit. Hi -Stanley Wilson,
Archie Moses, Willie McNair, JR,
H. -Violet Eliot:co a Scott, Davidson,
George Cardiff„leek Mitchell. Jet.
1-.1 oak Lowe, Clifford Cardiff. 314,
PR,-Ourn el Hetet, Leoutted Lamont.
Billy Bmit
takrtei
ttAlu 34. LOWR, 'reacher,
HANSULD-MACDONALD, - A very
happy event took plaoe at Ruck
(Thneole Intense, Millbank, on Satur-
day, July Bed, when Miss. ,Tenn Bloc -
Donald, youngeat daughter of the late
Donald McDonald and Dire, MacDon.
old, Con. 2, Grey, was 'united in Mar-
riage 00 Chas. F. Hanauld, nf Ethel.
Rev. T. A. Bell performed the cer-
emony. 'The bride looked very sweet
In 14 beautiful gown of white nine:
apple eillt 'with exquisite hand-ero•
broidery, the moteeial hoviog beeo
Slant from India by her aunt, Miss
Catherine Campbell. The In ide's 01111
ornament was thother-of.peari neck-
lace with finely.caeved peed au a,
which came feom Jernealero. Her
going.away circles Waft a rosewood em-
broidered crentode.eltene. The young
coople were aceoMpaeled by W. .4,
and Mee. Elliott, of Pilot Mound, Matti
Mr, and Mee, Ilansold Writ for a short
trip to Eastern )1001 0)8, On their re -
term they will reside in Ethel, where
Mr. Hanaold conduets a aneceeefill
haetlitate hnelitheit,
,
!, ft
Will hold a Monster Re -union
on the Sehool Grounds
Thursday, July Sth
Come and meet your old Scheel
friends
Bring your basket
Parade at 1 o'clock
Concert at Night
Mrs. Van Wyck,
Mr. Harvey McGee,
Bagpipe Selections
Admission to evening program
25 cents
Dance Afterwards
ORCHESTRA
Many 2101n Grey took in the races
et Brussels, on Wednescley.
31141113 5(1(3 Mrs. Alt wood, 16111 Con.,
left on Tuesday for Richmond, *Mich.,
where they will spend a, week with
Mrs. Wm Chummy) and family, Pld
friends who attended their golden an-
niversal y, last week.
1. REcoRT -The following is
the tesult of the Promotion Exernia-
Minns of 1-3. S. No. 8, Grey, Oil means
reronnueeded, JR. To SR IV -Rae
Houston 711 • Violet Jacklin 72( Fred
:Mitchell 50 CR) 814 III TO JR IV-
IeithelltallleTeggate 1323. .111. III To
Ste III -Laura Granger 81 4 (hon.) ;
Stuart Evans 80 (hon.) ; Ruth Beown
74 ; Elwood 10020130,0)0. 0113 ; Ross Me.;
Taggart 58 (I1) ; Willie McTaggart 48
HO. JR HI -Eddie Blogett. Sit. II
TO ,In III-Lanrenee 3acklin ((4). I
To JR, II -Allan McTaggart 05. PR -
Mildred Jacklin.
JESSIE MILLER, Teacher.
Scutum Raeoter -The following is
the9(1(1011of the Promotion Examin-
ations of S. S, No. 5. Those marked "
failed in one or more subjects. Pass
60 pee cent, Honors 75 14,1. 0011 JR.
IV To SR IV -Jean Campbell 78 ; A
nie Eveleigh 75 ; Amy HOIlllee 70.
gor, 111 130 JR IV -Kathleen RI 4111114V
77; Lizzie Beirees 67 ; Gladys Lovas
06 ; "Willie Beirnee Jit. HI To ane.
II I -'sElnrence Hamilton 55, Sit. II
To 31-6 III -Norman Hen (1i. JR TI To
810, II -Harry Holmes 97 ; Oar] Lueati
• 4 4 4 •
MATRIMoNIAL.-On Monday, Jo ne
281.11, it quiet wedding took place et
!be Bronsels 'United Ohm ell pal site -
age, when Ids. 13„ daughter of Win.
and 101,0, R•inds, was united in (0(41'-
1 111130 to Harold Sanderson, of Toron-
to. Aftei the ceremony, ()earn med
by Itev, A. W. late Icel., B. D , dainty
1(1(1911 9008 served at the home of the
In' ide's parents. Only the itnmediate
relatives were present. The bride
wore a navy blue ensettible snit of
poiret tWill entn hi nod with limed
sand and navy crepe and georgette,
with hat of sand hair braid tO Match..
She wore a neckpiece of Rrissien Fox,
the gift of the groom. The young
couple left by motor for Toronto,
whole they will reside at 13 Dilworth
Orescent. Malty friends extend con-
gratulations and good wishes for fut-
ure happinees.
elenoor, 11 erotrr -The following is
the result of the Promotion Examin-
ations of S 5 No. 10. Grey. The ciao-
sos are arranged as they will by after
Sept. let. Names ttre in order of mer-
it. SR. IV -Aline PILLter$on (hon.),
Peavl alartiorhan (ham), MayCarnoeh-
an, Wilda Baker, Isobel Speiren, JR,
IV -.A ('(11(11' Nes bel, LaWS011 Whit-
flPid, (001 11 promoted conditionally).
,1p. Dil voctl, 811814 Nealiel,
Peal I Baker, Su II -Delmer Dil-
worth. Norma Speiran, Vance 13aker,
,lot II -Cat Man Raker, I-GI:Lays
Ward, PR -Ninriel Hackwell, Phyl-
lis Ward. Dorothy Dilworth, Lawson
Ward 'rho resul0 of the star tam test
wits : 1st. Glen Dilworth, 2tui, Geete
Baser, Brd, Speiran,
Imeere lattauTtan, Teacher.
HOOVER-WTO0'lT3IAN. - A preety
home wedding of 311(10 0101111, was that
of Miss teleran:21P Eileen Hoover,
youngest daughtee or J. H. and Mrs,
Hoover, or Blyth, formerly of Grey
Township, to Norman leuttsel Wight -
nom, eon of Wm. \Vigil titian, of 13l -
grave, 'The wedding 90118 solemnized
by Rev. Dr, Barnby, of Myth, at
o'clock, at, the residence of the britle'a
p0409 08, immediate relatives mond.
lug. The ceremony was petformed
unclee the spreading tt 005 001 the lawn,
the wedding toenail being played by
Miss, Graee Whitman. The fair
you og bride, entering on her father's
aem, was gowned in pale geeeit "('010
nod blonde Ince, and carried a shower
bnquet of pink Ophelia rneeS and val.
ley lilies, Miss NInriel Hoover, in yel-
low georgette and :tarrying lavender
sweet peas and lily-oache.Yalley, eta
tended her eister, 13111e Barbaro
Woods, of California, a niece rif the
bride, was &neer giel. She wore a
-dainty little dreee of pale green and
earried violets and pansies.' The
groom woe :misted by hie Mother,
Leslie Wightnian, Many heritage.'
gifts were received bv tbe young
000pie, tato girt of Mr, Wightman Lo
his bride being cbeet of *liver, airs.
1) n 9, With leo (49'')
"lad Alks [twits I 1..tovs0, (34111.“/
04019 &LSI 1!!!t! Gm Wedding of ir
skim, iind 1l anti Mr,. Cernfilieli,
, Mkt; ramp fin th
event, Mr. and Mts. Wigin (min 1. 01,
by motor fOr hotter/noon nr sena,
Beach, 10111 Mete 1 loi ' return, :P-
etrie in Loodoti
Den rind Fred If:ohm are at
,M1 hi 1,', or.
Dave and Mrs. McLennan and
daughter, were week end viol -
tors with Hamilton friands.
Frank McCutcheon, of London,
was a week end visitor wtth hie
brother, J. J. McCutcheon.
Archie and Mrs. Ferguson and
children and Jaelt and Mrs, johnston
and Jean, of Walkerton w: re Sun-
day visitors at Geo. Johnston's, sr.
A large number of Greyites took
in the picnic in D. Johnston's bush
on Dominion Day and enjoyed a
good day's sport.
The treasurer will receive the ad-
vance payment of taxes on the 14011
of each month, if any taxpayer wish-
es to make such payments. 5% pee
annum allowed off for payments.
J. M. and lars. Lake and Mis.ses
Dorothy and Ellie and Mrs. Winfield
motored from Hamilton on Dominion
Day and spent the week end with
191019 and Mrs. Lake, 10th Con.
A very enjoyable event took place
on Thursday last, July lot, at the
home of Willie mend Mrs. Ward,
Con. a, Grey, when the annual re-
Lltlinn of the Ward family was held.
About seventy-five were presmt and
epent the day in baseball, races ancl
games and eonteste of other kinds.
Everyone did ample jute -ay., to the
; supply of good things previded by
the ladies. Amorig those preaMt
the followlogo: Henry and airs.
Ward, Selvanue and Mrs. Ward,
. Walter and Mrs. 17,7ard, W. and Mrs.
Kitchen, Tom anti Mrs. Ward, Percy
1 and Mrs. Ward, Will and Mrs. Ward,
John and Mrs, Herd, Mrs, Alf. Ward,
; Mrs. Copp, of 'Woodstock, Stanley
and Mre. Kitchen, Nelson and Mrs.
! Kitchen, B. and Mrs. Bray, H. and
, Mrs. AleCutchrion, F. and Mrs. Snail
Iand B. and Mrs. Heibein.
(-GOLDEN WEDDINci ANNIVERSARY.-
. On Wed oesday, June 801h, Henry and
; Mrs. .41 1900011 e,lebi ed their golden
; wedding with twit children, giundi
children emi friends. The couple %VHS
1
10011 0)11 50 year. ago, on the ath Con-
' Cession of Grey Tom:ship, hy Rev.
Richard Hassard, pastor of the Prim-
itive Methodist Church, One of the
first log (11111 (1101' erected in the town-
ship. eh.. and Mee. Attwond were
both boon in Etigland, hut (((11111'at 00
Oittda in their int army as their p14,''
enter were sent out by 0110 Great Went-
, ern Railway to help constiatet. the
1 Grand Trunk already 8(01 10(0 bet ween
Montreal and Torun t 1. After their
mteriage, they residitl on the 0.1,
I CPsSiOn of (4u'y, fol a comber of
131'ill 5, and nineteen yvare, ago, movod
to the 1014 Ono., whele they- have ,','-
8 (11011 up 10 the present. During the
afternoon, softball 9009 pitlyed (11/(1 In 0-
e1' in the evening, a dance wee held.
Following 199011 on the lawn, (19 9011111)
about 80 were present, ft 1)1 ii11.4 ,JF ((1)9
'5 munnering 5(1 Were presented to 3010
bride and grown along with a dinner
81)0. ley the people of the cool Mon i tt y.
.A :levet:Thew rink library eat was ((('0.
84(11190 by the children and ut andrhild-
1 en, beside0 many ntlitr \Vitt)
Josh. BM ennui, of Toronto. as toast
master, toasts were In ()posed 1,, 010
14 0(10 and and groont, king and enur9
ry and :deo 0. LIPS led i es and gentle-
men. Community songs, ••The chi
Gray Bennet," "NVIien you and I
NVP1 voting, 'thiggie" and "Auld Lang
Syne,'" 15014. 81111/4 :Ind soh's wo 1,1(41'
(red by J. Ati wood, J 11111 ('(((1(1), R.
L, Taylor, A. 11111,1,49.1 1‘, A tnee At.
twood and Neil eleN air, Toe Pose'
extentle hearty to Nap
and airs, Attwilmi and hope they will
ce leln ate theit diamond w vetting.
On Tuesday evening„linie 2011, a
large and representative Company mot
tbe home Of Mrs. Jane MacDonald,
and (aota, Grey; to show their affection
tilitai g 1,1101.7 ,1 0r; f
a home of her own, Many and Varied
were the gifts ehowet ed oi the little
evet y one of 11' 1(1111 ehmeed
the very best taste. There 90010 kle-
ellen utensils of the totem designs, two
splendid mahogany trays, catt, glass,
china, silver to rejoice her artistic eyes,
linen of dainty pattern, Main ioue 11)1( 11
and hood towel, two pretty rugs,
candlesticks, finiabaeltets, jerdinet
one of whieh contained the following :
When Jean moves over to O1149110"0 town ,
When pertains are rp and rose ore dawn,
pplioerariVithhethw0151117,tii.dr:N1 vm1,98.00ettonwtit.11 out.
Brim toll with good wishes, deer,
We give to held them, 10,05 birdinere."
lieivelopes, too, with crisp Canadian
bills, lay on the table. Someone tet"
marked, "I hat Will get, it great semply
of (lour and sugate" "Never" was ('118
prompt reply, "It, will got nomethin13
that will remind me all my life, of the
greitteat of earth's gifts, -the love of
my friends." The following addrese
was read by Dire. Gordon Edgar, and
replied to, on behalf nf the beide, by
het be:Aber-in-law, W. A. Elliott, of
Pilnt Mound, Manitoba,
DIWAlte, 3sAnNti.t-nbee of your fried,
have gathered hove to-oigh a to ex mese
our sincere gend wishes tie vnu are
about to "embark ou the voyage of
evedderilife," As We learned of your
intention to leove one community, we
felt, the loss keenly, 1490 9011 kmew robot
18 001' loss will be Chat lie'e gain. Yon
have always takeo suc41 an aelave in-
terest 31.1 your home life here, and at
the atune time, yon never failed to re-
member the (Mee who Wer'n (4AY.
And now, Although you may he !env-
ing adr iminediate neighborhood, We
ate glad that yram Dew home will be
neat enough that eve rimy fregeently '
ebe you. 1(1110 MAIO 900415, Jeen, you
have endeared yonrself to the Moles.
worth pimple, that now. We hope pin
will ne!....10 1,:ir 0011114 g;ftS 411 41: pi 0s •
eion of our !nee end weld -will, rual, :le
Von tind rot them in yout. new
10,104, y 110•S' bring 10 you tilemot
(94 (40' pleaemi ptssoein t ions May
health. happinesS 5.011 ineaperity ever
be vonrs.
Signed tin behalf of 371.111 11 lends,
ANNIE (6'1IPIIELL,
EVA HALIMVIt.
MABEL BROWN.
ETHEL
. Dr, and Mrs. Wardlaw end children
emit' t July 1st, at. Bayfield.
E. L. and Mrs. lepejai.ditte and child-
ren aecompanied by 1.119, J. Kramer
and (401d00, spent Stuiday, at For-
mosa, The park 1 here is a pretty
Place, With every anmeement for
children.
Tbe '24th annual - meeting of the
East Huron W0111S1I'S Institute wee
held at Moleeworth, 011 Wednesday,
June 13014. Each district was well
represented, and a large crowd was
present. Mise Ellitheenlibts, of An -
caster, gave 4 splendid addrees which
was beneficial to all. The Pi.esident
of each branch of the W. 1., read their
their yearly report, and all are doing
good work. The program 40il0 varied,
including duke, inetrumen tale. com-
munity singing, which was enjoyed.
A9 the close of the I:need:ea a dainty
Ineeh was serVed. end everyon P wee t
home pleased with the cnroial reel-
come.given them by the Molesworth
Braneh of the W. I.
Gifford Dunbar, of Detroit, sper.t
a few day e at his home here.
Mies Edith Kreuter was visiting for
o few days at D. lieuther's at .Cran-
brook.
Mrs. R. 014411013 eame from Ter -
onto on Monday night and jolt:ad her
husband here.
William and Mrs. Zeigler and sole
Billy, :Tent the week end with
frionds in Chatham.
00)1e holiday. will be observed on
t'ne 14th. A picnic will be held in
Bayfield that day.
J. II. Fear is looking- after the •
mail and taxi 901.0190 while Jas. Me-
Leliand 1e On his vacation.
Mrs. Erauter, sr., of Wingham, is
1-i9iting her sosn, Goo.. John and M.
Er:inter for a couple of weeks.
Edith Gorsalitz has returned to her
home at Craniernole after snonding 11
1,w w,,,,ks at Williem Ziregfer's.
W. C. and Mrs. Bislaa. and Carman
left last week for Guelph where Ma.
Bisbee will atteed the sun:neer coarse
in the 0. A. C.
The Ethel We:oleo's Inetitute was
well renresented at the District Art -
meeting in Molesworth last -wca-
n,,sdoy tornoon. •
Cherlie, the. young son of' 1,05330
mei Mrs. Lake, is iit prosplit under
the Doetor's :ewe with an attack a
pneumonia. W... hope he will soon
be better.
A meriting will he 14 ld on Friday
pverlint:• of this week at the Library
Molding at • a o clock to make ar-
rneeemi, ads for a field day. Watch
fr., date of big event.
rae Winaham soft hall teams play
their selnelttled game; here to -night
Tuesday) and the Ethel pareere go
to Wet:Neter F1'31.1•Iy oit'.11t. to ate
tend a Steawherry seeial.
Go to chureh on Sundev. Smaial
newer Service in Ethel United
Church at 7 p.m. Wiair a flower and
cornii to church. Roe's, 1111,111., 3T_
1(11 13 pen. and Ethel. '1 p.m.
. There will bo a speeinl meeting of
the I,. '1'. B. A. -on Friday, July 0,
at 8.30. „All ,11141111.I41'8 aro asked to
attend 118 1.110%9 is speciztl business.
The new sani-animal will lot (40\'9' :1
I to- all paid up member.; present.-
] Robert C110.41103', oUr new baker.
1.11r9113ei0 lost wei;I: and eommenced
1 work li, the Vodden Bakery, This
1 is n vory valualile addition to 1.1m
business of our Tillage and already
there is a big demand for his eboive
blend and tmetlaa
On Sunday last 11 vers. impreeeive
reception service evae held in the
United Chu reh when .twetity r,av
mombors united with the chi:trill, six
by certificate and fourteen on loots
fession of faith. A similar service
will bp htd at. 11oe's elturce. next •
Sunday. Mr. P. Currie rang an ate.
oropriata eolo at the evening sarvice
last Sunday.
Quito a few from Ethel vveet to
Beigrave on Friday evening to soo
the soft ball pintos Ethol
and Holgravo. The able contest be-
gan at 6.30 and Sifter n gond exhibi-
t 'Olen of the favorite sport the Bel.
grave girls were defeated by a good
margin, The boys' 13111110 WaS played
under somo handicap us the Belgrreee
rooters concentrated their Whole al;••
tention :el the. Umpire and made it
next to impossible to -carte: on the
game. After a heette- exhibitien of
abueive conduct, the game was called
off by the urnnire and the result of
the game is still unknown.
• BRUCE COUNTY
Officers Bone and Widnutypte
Walkerton, were railed to Tara, to in-
vestigate into the finding of the body
14 14 new-hotn infant floating 011 the
river At Torn, that (ley.
Reeve lelavtin, of Ripley, etiffered 14
paritlythe 8(11-0118 et his home. Al -
11101)1311 hie condition is enpsidered
serious, hopes ere held for hie teeny-
eey.
aohn L Fisk line mold hie 1 12.aere
feem on the thirhem toad. fla 110308
West of the (1. IsT R. statino, at Walk-
erton, to Albert Werebtee, of Wolk-
erton, possession giVen July let. 13e-
8101ee tam teal estate Me. Woebter
toket over the ceopta'livestnek, hop -
Jewell: 8 and the linneelinla furniture,
(1)1(9 (1111)8 paid beieg 4112 1100,