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SEAFORTH
Arise Ethel Grieve, Toronto, is hot•
idaving in town.
Allis McNeil% or Toronto, spent a
few deys with frieede itt town,
Mts. W. Seott, Brueefield. was a
visitor et the home of her brother,
John Beattie.
Her. Oliver Coleman, of Wi u ni peg,
an old Stanley boy, was in towt. cal-
ling on old friends.
An esteemed resident of the town
pessed away Iasi Thursday, at the
Memori el Hospital, in the person or
1.1 iidt Box, youegeet daughter of T.
W. and sirs. Box and wife of E. 11":
Close. 'rile deceased littly, who had
»ot been in good health, nederwent
serious opet-ation about a week ago.
She uppeared to be progressing favoe-
;tidy, but her weakened condition and
the excessive heat proved too much
foe hey powers of tesistance. Funeral
was 00 Sunday,
31
WROXETER
Miss Agnes Gibson is holidaying in
Lentlon.
Mrs. R Stocks is spending a week
31 -Porento.
Jack AleLean is holidaying with rel.
Wives in Niagara
P. Testi if, 'Poi -on to, is a. visitor alt
the home cif Chas. Sprnal.
11 3. Rann and family left this week
on a motor trip to Chicago.
Archie Gibson has taken a position
in the Bank of Commerce here,
Geo. and Mrs. Allan and Miss Janet,
are visiting in Rochester, Minn.
Miss May Devidson is spending a
month with relatives in Boston.
Thomas Hopotoft and family are
spending a few holitleys at Weston,
Rev, T. M, end Mrs. Weeley nnd
eon, Lakelield, called on old friends in
the village title week.
Mrs. A. Wells and little daughter,
Toronto, are visiting the fotsnee's sis-
tev, Mrs, A. G. Wearring,
The 15th Annual 1
Garden Party
Will be held at the
home of
AN. G. Nicholson
4th Line Morris
miles East of Belgrave
Thursday, August 5th
Under the attspiees of
Trinity Church, Belgrave
A Cold Meat Dinner Served
from 6 to 8 p. m.
The
Duncan II. Cowan Co. Toronto
will supply the program
O. R COWAN,
Canada's Premier Entertainer
ETHIEL CiRAHANI
Pianist and Accompanist
FANNY 11006118,
Contralto
ELMER ANGUS,
National Dancer 'and winner of
C, ran. Cold Medal
EVERYBODY WELCOME
aosnreelort so & 20 oto,
W.. Hawkins, *sector.
ktrytiwee and 0. Johnetori,
Wardens,
0601) wwit Tim intor
r.A.:WKAAAWIJ
Airs. A. Alum o and Miss Annie
Mullen are Toronto 0111 110111 present,
John DoVidson are.qz.pattiell his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. McIntosh, on her
return to Stratford.
Miss Velma McCallum was very I
euJeeesful itt passieg lea. Junior Bx• ,
antination in music: at the ()onset v.. 1,
:dory in Toronto, with honors. Oon- I
el atulations are due 1 lir young lady.
In t wo games of sat ball played in
the park Moe Friday evt ning with
Bluevale yotteg people, the Wroxeter
teame we; 0 5(4011080 0111. The enore foe
the girls was 21-1, and fox the boys 1
New ArIvertbiemento
Dog etreyed-deorse iceassay
lee ['seem ltrielte-W. A. Drewar
Pen wet -Phone 304
Convention-NorthBuren Farmers
Mesita 0,1mine
Piss for s111, -R. 3. RI ntwannii
All ,int doors -IP II. Smith •
thWer tor 1,11 1,1 Ai, Knight
Purse lost -Tun 01102
Tocrna rernt-sl . David's Db, 111-1111 1'(
Toronto raltibitIon
The Queen Bre-(0. A. Drodnum
msollne ond Prortor
photo, fano-Gee. W. Allay
M ro. John Atansttong is visiting
ft lends in tlw village.
Nike Alberta MoLellitncl, of Den Ver.
Colorado, is visiting her friend, 'Al iSS
Jean Geddes, 13elgenve,
Mies Estella Nethvry is visiting her
p101e010, John and Mrs. Nethery, Alor-
ris, aed other ft letels Aliso Nether,'
tenehes Helton' in the West.
miss 0411 lo Taylnr 1-1:15 been etliMIVAI
10 tistell the slehool oil the arliaaa
Road, two miles West of tilyth, and
will commence her duties September
1st.
Mrs 0 P. (Mulles mid children, R.
0 and Airs Metiowen and deughtet,
B lna, :deo Albert Coultes, epee% Sun-
day 111 Ashfield, wheee they at temlecl
the Golden jubilee SerVieeS et 'Zion
United Church, near Look now.
What might have proved a Very ser-
ious accident, he pit enad about 2 utiles
Hest of here, on Stinday, when I wo
ears had a slight eollision when meet-
ing on the Bountittly ned. W. H.
Fraser only had the two hub reps
knoeked off his eer, while the ether
car owned by It. Davey, of Palmet-
to:on, went tin (nigh a wor feeee and
clown a steep enbank meta of about
twelve feet, and came to a stop in the
Sin 111111(1 River. One front wheel
wits also broken off Alr. Davey's car,
Whit+ was occupied by his familv.
who all received a bad shsking up and
had Fleriee. Oliver Moffitt „gut his
, team out and dretv the ear hark 1)1 10
the highway, and a Palmerston out-
fit came and tonk the el ippled ear 10
' Paltnerst on, It was a new Olds-
' mobile eeditn, Ind nntside of damage
to the front wheel and headlights,
W105 not seriously damaged.
HENFRYN
SOFT BALL TOURNAMENT. - WEld-
nesdny, August 41 11, a Soft Ball Tour-
nament, and ()nevelt, nmier the atta-
r -flees of tit, David'e church, will be
held on Themes KOH'S field, cornet'
of Blunt and Grey. A gond aftel it 0011
alld evening's spelt ie aseured and
everybody invited, See advt., for fur-
ther particulare.
BLUEVALE
Miss F. Minch, of Stratford, is vie -
Ring with Mrs, Leonard Blliott.
John and Airs. Mundell spent a day
with relatives at Drayton. this
week.
Harvey Messer, of Porosity, is spend-
ing his vacation with his parents
here,
Mrs, James NN'ilson and children, of
Saskatoon. spent Sunday with :Mrs.
Wm. Balfour,
W. A. Griffiths, of Mont:teal, are
visiting with the hitter's mother, Mee.
Sanderson.
David Patton, of Richmond Ilia vis-
ited with old Mends around these
parts, this week.
Guy and and airs. Laidlaw and son
and claughtert of Providence, It• L,
51)001 (0 few days with relatives m-
ound here.
Thos, and airs. Stewart have re-
turned home after spending the past
week with their son, William, at
Bowling Green,
Frank 1310100110 and son and daugh-
ter, of Ethel, also Win. and Moe, Reid,
of Witigham, spent Sunday at the
home of Wm. 13alfour,
D, and Mrs, Jewittt, Miss Cosa Jew::
ibt, W. and Mrs. Stewart and A. L.
and Mrs. Cooper visited ab the home
or D. Btrington, of' Dungannon.
This distriet received soaking of
rain, last week, which was very ben.
eficial to the toot and grain crops, but
Is holding , np haying opeeations,
which ma in full swing at present.
tic
When in need of
Cream Separator Oil
Machine Oil •
Cup Grease
or Coal Oil
Come to our store.
Also full line of
En-ar-co Motor Oils
and •
White -Rase Gasoline
always in stock.
We're here With the goods.
Give 110 01 Trial.
W. J.Procter
?Moe 40x thittssols
W
• Ed, stylises, elKelstIeld, Seek.. and
a bitmer old Gran brook Imy, -wee hers,
I M. It' OIMM,
1 0. el, ned Mt., Shaw, of Niegare
104110, have Leen ripentling the Mrtt
week et the home of Niro It. K. Ale•
1 eenelti. Me Sh tw was tetuther fdr.
thr,..- 0)05 *11 1 Clertfillennk snheittli
and rano, up l'or the It...union, lie
;lots P: 111)41110 11)1 ft tlitle-YOOLII aultout
at the Valle.
ANNUAL,
a
Sardeo.i Pori
at Ethel
t
The undersigned wishes to int -
Walnut, the opening of a neW
Petkerv in Ethel. litivitar. •tss-
urtel the services of Mr. Town-
s,.fid, or Liwknow,„ h, iri pre-
pared to lOok after . the wants
of the public' in all kinds of
baking -- BREAD, MINS,
CAKES, ETC.'
A Call Solicited
Thos. Vodden
ttete 3 James and Mrs. Doligios, 10
Burks Fells J,00, aticl Mrs. 11.1.1010,
Preston ; AID; Win. Aluvelt, Pres' 011 ;
Darold end Ails Deem, Heger -vine ; I
Hervey Willaie, Kitehenir ; John at. d
Idle. Dennison and or S1,ut-
001 (1 ; ve, 81 (11410 Wilteie,
John and Mrs. Love, Fetnoittiville
Oliver mai IVIre. Mitchell I Al-
vin Harris and NOM Mitchell ; Frank i
and Mrs. Harris Al ; Rett- I
ben Harris and (1,101111 Id', 101 tr:hell ;
WALTON
Leonard and Mrs, Harris, Flogilher ;
Levi and Mrs, NVittsie, Clinton ; 01111. 1 Work is rushing on Mr. Shannon's
arid Mrs. NV Midi., mai A 1111110 new home.
J. McDonald shipping tea lasel-
ing thia week.
Mrs. Small and children, of Strat-
ford, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Rea
-
Under auspices of
Brussels Farmers' Club
810111 be held at tire
hoine of
Albert Crooks
4th Line Illorris
Thursday ev'g, July 25
SOFT BALL FOOT RACES
The
Alice Dunbar Co.
of London
will supply the program
Ladies please bring Cake
Adults 35e.
Small children Free.
GREY
Lots of rain now.
Oonnoil meets 011 Mondity next.
Aliss Balkh Keis, of Winglittm, was
visitor clureg ithe past week with
Misses Jessie and Lena Aliller.
Don't forget the garden party males
the auspices of the Fat tures' 01(1 It, on
Thutsday evening, of this weelc,
Mrs. Tomlinson and daughter, Mrs.
Jas. Cruickshank, of Toronto, are vis-
iting at the home of R. McKay, 3rd
line, Grey.
George Robertson, 1131h Con., has
'purchased a 210)0 up-to-date Chevro-
let Fortlor Sedan from F. Woods,
13russels dealer.
0. M. Scott, Oth Con„ lost a val.
liable one•year.old Otnnsey bnll last
Saturday Rimming. The animal was
alright on Friday night, but was
found dead on Saturday morning,
He had sold it to a man near Listow-
el.
Gorski News in Fordwirh Record ;
Mr. and Mvs. Tyreman and Louis and
Rad Mrs. Frain, all of Brussels, called
on their aunt, Mrs. J. A. Day, oil Sun-
day. Miss Winona Ftstin, of Strat-
ford, was also a visitor at the same
home,
PASSED AWAY, -011 Sunday morn.
Mg, after an illness of three weelts,
although poorly for the past year,
Mary Elizabeth Askin (better known
to her friends as "Polly" Askin), pass -
away at the home of her Foster,
Mrs. John &else, Oth con„ at the age
of 40 years. The late Aliss Askin was
born in Grey township, bring a
daughter of the late John and Mrs,
Askin, who then resided on the 11th
con, After her father's death Miss
Askifl ancl her 512.311403' resided in
Brussele for 14 years until the death
of her mallet some 6 years ago, She
isaurvived by two sisters, (Mrs. John
Grant and Mrs, John Steles, of Grey
tovenship), and three brothers, (Saml.,
Stratford ; John, Raymond, Musk°.
ka ; and Nelson, of Bent, Rivet., Mus-
koka.) The funeval was held on Tues-
day afternoon and services were cnn-
ducted at the home and graveside by
Rev, Mr. Lewin, rector of St. John's
church, &nimbi. Interment was
made in Brussels cemetery. The fol.
lowing were the pallbearer's : I. Ask.
in, Homily ; W. Askin, Toronto ; M.
Beatty and S. Bolton, MoKillop
Twp. • W. Henderson, Millbank, and
8, Miller, of Milverton,
The funeral of the late Olives Her.
tie was held last Wednesday after-
noon, and WaS largely attended, The
servioes at the borne and the grave
were conducted by Rev. Mr, Maims,
of Duff's Chnsch, Walton, assisted by
Rev, Lundy, of Kipper], a former
p1051011 00 the deceased, Miss Edna
McCall sang "Nearer aly God to
Thee The pallbearers were ; Oliver
Turnbull. Wm, Knox. Robb. Houston,
James Houston, John Stewart, and
John Oliver, Among the mny afloral
tributes were : 'family, Gates Ajar ;
brothers and sister, Broken Wheel
John and Mrs, Dennison and Heetor,
wreath ; Earl and Mos, Dennison, De-
troit. basket ; Harold and Mrs. Deem,
Harvey and Mrs, Wiltsie. Natant]) 1
Mrs, Frank Wiltsie, Mrs,'Prases and
Arlie, Mrs. Yousie, wreath ; Arthur
arid Mrs, Wiltele and Milton Wiltsie,
wreath ; Wtn. and Mrs, B030011 111(1
Miss Annie Iltrtaia, spray ; W. and
Mrs, Demise°, spt•try ; Frank and
Mrs, Woods, spray Max irtrd Mrs,
Schinetes, Preston, spray ; 0, 0, V.,
wreath ,• Levi and Mrs, Wiltale,
harlot of lilies ; Mrs Alex, Porde,
Martin and Rebecca, McNair, henna
of lilies • John Oliver mid family,
bonnet, oelilles Fred 1-1110100) bonnet
of roses ; Oliver Turnboll and family,
Mandl; of rases;, Roy Sellars, hotpot
of 45110,1100 • Msg. Lena Mader:int
Wiltsie. 011010n ; Airs, Ed 0110115. 1
31 Rebell ; Mr. and Mrs. 01111110 and
Miss Cu thin, Win( 1 ; Rev. R. A.
Luncly, Eippen ; Wesley end Mts.
Heskitis, Beltunre I/at id lioskins,
Beltnot•e ; Mrs.3110(7 s. 'Mry DuffBelmore
Mr. and Alta. Drown,
Nehum and Bus Heel, Bit
and 811.s. Stoneman, Nil
and Mrs' Harbnium0, Hil
Sint \Val kont, Monroe.
y
„' „ ", 1 orkmen commenced to-aca, on
'''188P'WP 1 the framework of A. E. Radford's l•
Mull ; Will. new house.
tehell ; Mr. 'GRANB.ROOK
; Pats. Many of our citizens took in tla• Bios
Bolger and-Ali.s Forrest have
itiert
foo.tball match at Kinburn bit TtWs-
been re.engaged at Oran brook School
SOFT BALL
itURNAMEN
Undtr auspices et
St, David's Church, lichfryt
Wednesday, Aug. 4th
On Mr. Thos. K.err's Field 13
Coq ,,,, Con.
Prize Of $1 OM to Winniog Teem
All Men Teams
Grand Concert
H
IN TE EVENING
Mr. Harvey McGee, comedian
of Enyth, and other talent
Refreshment Booths on the Grounds
Auction Sale of Autograph Quilt
made by Womenle Guild
Admission including Concert
Adults 25c Children 15c
Hymn
e. hi. er the Bensoftball
game, it] I he pet k, Friday Peening-,
at (LIN, 01 '11110 ell Et het. Proceeds
ale to Ile (Monied to P01117 Stevenson,
the Meal t wit let, whn wae injured in
the last tedtbell p10010. Show how
tnnall real Snorting 0111011 1(01' com-
munity is good foi, by having a
recold crowd.
JAMESTOVVN
A new telephone has been put: in
the home of Alex. Cat k,
Our girls Met, nut to Monerieff, at
Cran brook re -0111011, on Thursday
last. A little nude pvactice is need.
ed.
Samnel and Nis, 100040117 and
tlaug-hter, Beat:Jive, of Wiarton, were
guests rif David and Mrs. Ramsay, for
the past weelc.
Thos. and Mrs. Wilson. ace
Oompan-
led by Alisses retta and Florenre
Beltrnier, left Sunday on a motor trip
to Poo. Carl' ng.
A. la and Mrs. iricCosh, of Kin.
eardine, and Dr. R. A. and Ales. AI it-
Ooelt Ril d Kenneth. of Bithmond, Ind-
iana, were week -end viPitors with
Orawford and Mies Annie Strachan.
Mrs, John Riley was quite seviotts-
ly hurt when the horses, which were
running away. knocked her clown and
tramped on her. We hope that she
will soon be herself again.
Misses Jean Earls and Margaret Mc-
Dougall arrived borne the end of last
week fvom a very enjnyable trip down
the St. Lawrence': River. The ttip
from Toronto to Quebec City and re-
turn as far as Montreal was made by 1
boat, Ihe remaining part of the trip
was made by train by way of Ottawa.
MORRIS •
AIiss Mildred Passmore WES a visit-
or with Kincardine friends,
A few attended the street dance, at
131711), on Tneaday evening.
Lawrence Arteetrong, of Windsor,
is a visitor with his pareuts, W. H.
and lilts. :Arnistvong.
alisseo Bella and Gladys Lucas are
spending theit: holidays with their
cousin, Id has Eileen Beirties, 401) line,
Remember the Farm ere' Club Gard•
en party, at the home of Albert
Cvooks, on Thursday evening of this
week. A good program will be pre-
sented.
Miss Mildred D. Passmore returned
In het' home Sunday from Kincardide
hospital where she underwent au op-
swation for the removal of her tonsils,
We are glad to state she is rualchig
favorable recovery.
Will. R. 1011(1 ,8115, Cloakey and fam-
ily motored iota from Toronto, spend-
ing a couple of weeks visiting at, the
home of W. H. McCutcheou and oth-
er friends here. Miss Clore McOnt-
eheon rettiened with them lc Toron-
to, kW; SatUrday, rot, a shalt vac-
ation,
Gattanisr-McCattaa-The borne of
John and Alm McCaII, Abernethy,
Saek,, and formerly of Morris Twp„
was the scene of it pretty wedding, no
Thursday„ July 1st, at 12 o'clock,
when their only daughter, Gertrude
May, was married to William Claude
Garrett, only son of A. D. end airs.
Garrott. Rev, Wm. Kean, of the tin,
ited Chuech, perforMed the ceremony
under an each of flowers and wedding
bells, The bride, who was dressed in
chevreuse georgette, entered the
drawing room with her father to the
551 101119 of the brblel chorus played by
Miss Avevil Stevenson, Miss Olive
GAVratt, was bridesthaid and Gordon
McCall assisted the groont. Tne
groonfe gift to the bride wits to rope
of pearls, to the bridesmaid a gold
bracelet, to the plaaist SUMO bag
and to the geommanan gold cuff links.
After the ceremony, a wedding break-
fast wits served, iltid later, the bridal
eouple left frOm Gillespie on a trip to
Regina, Frobisher told ether points,
'Pb' bride travelled in a anal; of scree -
point poker, tvl11 witb hat to mateh.
.After their Parma they will veeicle 0(1
the groom's fatin, near Abernethy,
Seek, The out -of town guests Were a
Mee, 14. Matto aha son, tiobuie. of
Poet git 01ppSIht . Lanchic, Dubuc,
and Chas aha Mta. Nie4octrie cud
- • .
t,01031.110,(Zier1s ferny. titbit -no 1, .
day ni ht 1 tl • • tat
anc s•t icet dela.
Myth, also the races at Seeforth ofon harat,',11:;aLr4,e,urfBotha,„t satiYTenttI,aad
INttlnesclay.
Ahs, (Dr.) W. L. McCutcheon, of
Wilkes -Have, Pa., spent last week
with Walton friends.
Jas. and AILS. 13ishop, Mrs. (Dr.)
NV. I,. MeOutcheon and Mailer Jim-
mie Alderson 0)01111 ed to the latter'
hotne at Steatin ay on Sunday,
IPS
Old !Mends regret, to learn that Jim.
Hann has not been up to ceneert
pitc:h timing the past few weeks ow-
ing to high blood pressure. We hope
to hear of 11 quick tevoyet y.
Rev. J. F, Knight and family, of
Ed wont en, at vived Set u, -day, too
late foe the Re.trnion. They Motored
down and ran into had weer het. Old
friends are glad to see them.
ETHEL 300 Long and wife and Chas. and
Margaret Clark, of Wingham. is Mts. Kelly., of Cadillac, event
.si t lig friends here,the past week at the hiltlieS Of Joe
John King is aesisting Roy Cull- Long end Otto Seltnock and attended
ninglatin with the haying, the Ite-union at the Oranbrnok eehool.
Altos Eleanor Hamilton, Of Detroit, Mrs. tharleo Leve and, ,billghter,
visited at the home of R. 0, Wilbee. 311811 he, of 14.4linntt mt, Alberta.
Alex. and Mrs, Sherrit and son, c)f have been we'come vieitm s W:1 11 old
Detroit, spent a week with Mrs, Sus- Mende in this Inenlity l'hey were
sell Will se. former residents ill the leth con.
J. T. and Airs. Nicholson have gone
on a motor trip to Lewiston, Niagara
Falls end Buffalo.
Mrs. (Doll; A.. McMaster is speed-
ing a couple of weeks with her par-
ents, at Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueffer and sem of
Kitchener, were ceiling' on the Kreut-
er families, cm Sundey.
Russell Wilbee and family, amen's.
anied by Alia. 13. F. Carr and family.
spent Sunday at the lattee's home, at
Ci octet:telt.
Spe»ce, one or the eldest I es -
ideas of the village, celein•ated her
541h birthday on Monday, of this
week, She is enjoying good 'health.
Mr. Muammar), organist of Welling-
ton street 'United (Antall, Bt antfot d,
played thaorgan in the Presbyterian
Church, last Sunday afternoon, and
delighted the congregation with his
splendid music,
Go to church on Sunday, Ethel
United Church service, at '7 p.
There will be no service the following
Sunday, Aug. Stli, as 11 will be Hpl-
itlay Stinclay, tatersment 591 0100
next Suirday, at Union United Churcla
a13 p.310.
The citizens at the West end of tint'
village are no longer "biting" the
dust, as the etteets in that section
were tteated to a coveting of oil, a
gift, we miderstand, from the Town-
ship Council,
WA are sorry to report that Percy
Stevenooti is still laid up witlt a sore
font, In the teat regular Leagrae soft-
ball game, be injured his foot, and
since that time, has been under med-
ical attention, Cri Monday last, he
went to Stratford, where an X -Ray
examination showed a broken bone,
and he (‚01119 1)0(319 wearing a plaster
oast, It will be a few weeks before
he will be able to be around again,
Cue softball teem boys 'Went 10
Oranbrook, last, week, and entered
the ball tournament. They were abl-
iged to play without the services of
several regular raayers, and in Ole
first game of the day, they were cad -
led on to meet the Cranbrook players,
and lost ont to the trine of 10-15.
Better Inck next time,
The reguler meeting of the
Women's Instittite will be held in the
Institute swim, ott Thursday after -
n00(1, of this week, at 13130 o'clock.
The report 00 0)10 anntrid meeting, at
Molesworth, will be Oven by Agnes
Cochrane, Roll Call, "Utensils and
Cleaning Agen1H which »take House.
work easier," There will also be min -
le, Every woman and 51)1) 1(1 theorem
munity is invited to attend this meet-
ing.
Thos, Vociden is re -modelling his
bakeshop, arid when the sepair work
is completed, be will have the most
np-Lo-date bakeshop in the district,
The new beker, Mr, Townsend, who
came bore from Luelmory, is giving
perfect satisfaction, and it is hoped
that 31138 0810 bakevy will seneive the
sepport it deserves 115 111 is .14 big ad-
dition to one Village. Wha any Pluto
3180015 10 that ido)iti condition when ev.
eIiy Perstot lo a booster for his own
1
BELGRAVE
C. it Colliles spent. the week -end is
Torpid..
Alex'. Bryan,. MA
(Melt 'tattled a tote of flattle, 011 1401'
ill day and ning.
Airs. Widiato Nethery, sr , of 8t4..
1011100, 10 1ne1i11i1 4 11 feW days with.
1100 daughlor, Aire: James AtleGill, to
W (Man
Eireest. and Mrs Goiltlee have notes
ed 1101 Seafortlx, whore Ale, Geddes It.co:
takee a position with the Bell Titte.eit•
Mg 31w-bi11e 00.
8/12rallien WitS olliturved 111 1Ctlim
United nti Plepitts
nry service %CRS held on Feirlay ev-
ening, when Rev. Mr. Gum:flings, Al
st. Helens, plea:the:1.
MIRR SI, Kennedy, who hee heen
iting her friend, Airs. J- Vntriemari,.
foe the last fe ex weeks, returned ta
her home it; 010 0W10,'0 Friday.
A letter 01 ton J. A. Brandou, who
is mnititing t 11r1.410 11 the ClaMtdian
WE'St. RCMOMMtnied Ity 31,o. Brandaa
and Robert and Airs. McGuite, of'
Wingliatn, I sports !hat they have had
a very pleasanl drive as far UM Win-
nipeg. where the lei tell WISS 101-11010-
1111(1 Where they 311 011011111114 a few
clays before going farther West.
MILVERTON
A tiPtMt p (Apt tired storm passing g
few Miles North dr bete, setuedey
aftertmou, destroyed the boat) of Al-
len Cook, one mile Baer of Peffers,
exit] did other damage in that local-
ity.
E. W. Hannah, Hydro lineman, of
Listowel, while 1001 king on the line
five milee North of 8111 1703 toe, receiv-
ed a severe shock while tieing. the
phone immediately following the
the storm. Ile Wall tendered uncon-
scious and suffered severe bustle ore
legs and 1110 iienta. HP Watt retlia-
canted with diffionity and was taken
to Listowel Hospital fel. treatment,
He WAS badly bruised about the face
and hands end on the right knee,
Mr. Hannah is the Nyder) enperin-
tendent at Listowel. It is thaught
that the Hydro HOP rind telt•phtne
wire became crossed.
-Lona, Stranoo. 18, of Miltinmy, was
sentenced Lrt HO days in ‘I'alkortna,
jail by Magistrate 511-Clart nets for the
theft of a bieyele belonging to Clay -
1 ton Lnbsinger, of Carrick.
Cranbrook Re -union
a Big success
Big Crowd Gathered For Sports and
Program -Many Old Boys en
Girls Returned to the Old School
Despite the fact that rain fell un-
til nearly noon last Thma ay, the
union of S. S. No. 7, Gm:a held at
Crenbrook, turned out to he a very
successful one.
By noon the sun came out arid the
grounds were soon dried up and the
old boys and girls began to come in
great /ambers mail by night one of ;
the most successful reunions ever I
held had passed into history.
At one o'clock, headed by the I
Drodhagen Brass Band, to big parade
10118 held, and many funny charm.-
ters were on the scene of action, The
only accident to mar the day occur-
red before the parade, when one of
the "autos" took to the ditch and
was badly wrecked, Jim Bird, with
his raee horse, captured first award !
from the spectators.
Tla, Town Plot was all dressed up i
for the oceasion with many evergreen
arehes, flags and bunting, and the
streets were black with cars, bearing
markers from distant places. Old
boys and girls were present from
Kitchener, Orillia, Detroit, Windsor,
aillwenkee, -St. Thomas, Buffalo,
London, Delmar°, Plattsville, Wat-
erloo, Themesforci, Toronto, $t.
Marys, Preston, Glenallan, Wood-
stock, and Vermilion, Alta., besidt±s.
people from the nearby towns and
villages. It is estimated that over
2.000 people were present and it is
ted recaiptq wilt run over $500.
Following the p10131115 10 softball
tournament was held for the ladies
and men. The Brussels givls won
first prize and Moneriett raptured
the men's class.
Girls' Gamee
Monerieff-20 Jamestown -..1 1
0ranbrook-14
• Panels
Brussels -6 • Monerioff-8
Mons' Gamets '
'Ortiribrobk..,•46 ttlipt•-!1$.
g011arieff-Ba Brassels No. 1-15
Semi-finals
Brussels No. 2-13 Cranbrook--11,
- Finals
M00erieff-36 Brussels No.2-1
The Tug-of-war was called off Or,
no teams Were present, and the meat
were cancelled too,
In evening the Sextette Concert
Company, of London, previdea the
program and a large dancing lanai -
lion (1)1 (1 big business. At a late hoar
,,verybody started for home, happy te
meet and sorry to part.
Former Teachers of Cranbrook
'School
1868 -69 -Johnston Miller, !,
Sec. -Treasurer, M. Reymann.
1870 -71 -Alexander McNair, toga
cher; Samuel Sharman, Sec.-Treas.
1572 -76 -Alexander McNair, arms
cher; A. McKay, assistant
1877 -John 1VIrIntosh, leach( ra
Jessie MeLauchlin, assiatant.
1878 -79 -John McIntosh, teacher;
P. H. Cottle, assistant,
1880.811-A. McKay, teacher; 3:wa
ob Kreuter, Sec.-Treas; Miss A. Lac-.
iero, assistant.
1887-E. V. Small, 'Mather; AEE
, Raymond, assistant.
I 10854/0. -John MeIntosb, teacher;
, Miss Ritchie, assistant.
1891 -92 -Joan MeIntosh, teacher;
, E. L. Marsh, assatant.
1898 -John McIntosh, teacher;
Miss Magee, assistant,
1 W. Wynn, teacher?,
Ellie McLaughlin, assistant.
1897-11. 3. Colgravo, teackm,
Joseph Love, See.-Treas.; Miss Ism...
et Good, assistant.
1095-99-W, 14. Robatscin, 'feriae
or; Miss Lizzie Calder, assistant.
1900-W. IL Robinson, teacher?
Miss Mande Coghlin, tristant.
1 902.-LiZnie Calder; teacher?
Maggio Calder, assistant.
1908 --Miss Liazio Calder, locator;
Min Campbell, assistant. s
1904 -6 -Miss Lizzie
or; Lizzie Melt*, tassistAnt.
A_ 10."Vet
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