HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-6-1, Page 1VOL, 55 NO. 50
$2.00 f)tr anm in advalice BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, IVEDNESD,1Y. x. /927
To My Customers:
Appreciating the pleasant bu"iness
relations of the past thirty•three years, 1 Wish
to thank you for your patronage.
Having disposed of my store to Mr. J. N.
Allen,. of Wroxeter, I bespeak for him the
same consideration and support that you
have given me.
JAMES FOX
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The Sui-roundzng District t •
•
BELGRAVE eft to by the sieging of 0 Oiceaclie.
Miss 03.1.3 Coultes sang a solo and 1 his
Keep in (011111 the Garden Party towa followed hy a toast to
be 13131(1 at W. G. Nit:1101mi WS Innue on
July Ith. Watch for further (nu tic.
Mars.
A very evjoyable time was spent in
Knox United Church, when the 0. (,
1. T. class entertained the teachers
and of:leers of the Sunday School
to a banquet. The decorations were
carried out in the class colors, white
and blue. At the ennclusion of the
supper, Mrs..i. seolde, leader of the
girls' group, introduced the program
1:11d also anted as toast master. An
illet1.11111P11111.1 WM given by Mildeed
Stiobiee The toast to "000 King"
was prospooml by Miss Louise Mc-
Kenzie 01111 WPM 01/7111011d3'd 10 by the
company singing God save the King.
Miss Edith Proctor favored with two
humorous readings. followed by a
dnet by Miss Nellie Anderson and
Miss Mary Wightman. A! toast to
',Our Country" WI1 proposed by Miss
Babe Wheatley and this was respond-
"The Old Oaken
Bucket"
Will be presented by the
Young People of Auburn
in the
FARMERS' HALL.
WALTON
friday ev'g, June 3
Play Followed by a Dance
Admission 85e and 25e.
5
For your Garden Party
or Fowl Supper try the
;•••
1§TOWEL
MERRY
MAKERS
A. company of Singers, Danc-
ers, Musicians and Entertain-
ers.
For particulars apply to
D. P. SAVAGE, Mgr., Listowel
Loeal 011 ill eh 11.11C1 118 011.ctleiZe111011/1,"
07111011 W11.8 propesed by mks Jet„
110111)133, Wee '1''' 11(10(1 (0 by James ;
Afichle, stiperin teeclent of the Sunday
School. The (Mullis, "Girls of Can.!
ada," was given by 11113 La -Ir -Li •
(girls. A toast to the Op ited Church 1
was proposed by Nliss Vei de Proctor
and was 1.PP/101111Ni to by Rev, S.
Scobie, after (013)1 1311 jeined il Pit*"
.,1(11 1101 the Power of Jesus'
Name."13. vote of thanks to the girls
for the pleasant time provided was
merved by Earl Anclersmi, :aloe which
the gathering tecl for home,
New Advertisements .
A '1'1 1 E ACT
COMEDY
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Aunt PO.
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0r13••••i•14 Pubiit• lancers
Win. Geo, and Lorne 1(n1 left for
o .11,t30 Monday, wile... they trill .
be engaged at thefr t r tele fu1 sevei 331
went
Noel 11.11(1 1I 131, Diekson ciiid little
son, of 1'4.1.0111 0, 410 em•sts of the
former's parents, P. V, and Mrs.
Dickson,
Rev, A. D. At•mst: mig and Feed.
Kitehen are attendieg Lonelott Com
fPP1'110P, W111011 tieing held in Loud- •
on, this week,.
WROXETER
Fred Davey and family ;vete recent
visitors in Guelph.
Austin awl hirs. Martin, Toronto,
spent Stendity with the lattex's par-
ents, Jim. and Mrs, Douglas.
Rev, 21 if, Chandler, of Forclwich,
had charge of 11133 preparatm•y service
111 the United Church, on Wednesday
evening.
The annual meeting of the Wroxet-
er Women's Ins -limo was held on
Thursday, Alay 26113, at, Mrs. John
Adams' Mune. A good attendance
was present. to hear Mrs, 5', V. Dick -
son's splendid papet• on "Famous
Women 111 Canada and their Work."
The election 01 (10100(1) resulted In the
following : President, Dirt's. F. V.
Dickson ; lst Vii33. Pres., Mrs, S. Me -
Naughton • 211d Vice Pres., Miss D. P.
Hazelwood ; Secretary -Treasurer,
Mist, X. Hazelwood ; Dil'POtOrS, Miss
Mary Pope, Miss Ellen Mcfilwen, Airs.
lam Brown ; Pianist, Mrs. J.
\Vendt ; Oistrint Director, Miss M.
Davidson ; Press Repot•ter, Mrs. J.
Fin pfer.
Comedy Play
Union United Church
Thursday Ev'g, June 9th
at 8.15
pETER
PO PER'S
TROUBLES
Presented by Brussels Angli-
Can Dramatic Club.
Music between Acts
Admission 35 and 25 cents
Como and Enjoy a Good Laugh
The Huron Plowman's Association will hold a Monster
Pic-nic in
Mr. Jams- Armstrong's Grove
AbouV3 miles west of Brussels on the 5th Line, Morris
o -n Thursthay9 June 16th
The farm being situated on the banks of the Mait-
land River makes it an A 1 place for a Pic-nic.
MR 3. LOCKIE WILSON, Managing Director of the Ontario
Plowman's Association, is expected to be present to deliver a
short address. Also HON. JOHN 8, MARTIN, Minister of Agri-
culture, has been invited.
There will bo a full line of Sports, Quoits and Horseshoes.
Tug of war open to any Township M. the County.
The Committee has made arrangements for a Sat Ball tourna-
ment, Girl& teams front Moncrieff, Cranbrook, Belgrava and
Brussels. Boys' teams from Ethel, Cranbrook, Mencrieff,
grave and Brussels, Liberal pr,izes will be awarded to the win-
ners,
There Will Bo a Collection Taken To Help Defray Expenses
Come ono and all and bring your lunch. The Association will
11
Blyth Or-
suPPly hot coffee.
A DANCE will be on the program . for the evening.
chestra will supply the music.
BLUEVALE
Mr, and Mrs, (41-1,31311 Dee/lie, 1!) OPUIP,
announce the engagement. of their
eldest denglitet, Verna Able, to Rob-
ert, Hat old, PPM/1111 son 11( 11111' lace Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Thomas, of 131uevale,
the marriage to take place quietly
131)0111 11)0 middle of June.
The maniage tonic place very gniet-
ly irI Calgary, of Saturday last, of
Miss Edna Jane \V llama!). second
youngest daughter of J. F. 'Was Mali,
of Clinton, and a a former resident;
here, and Howard 11111, of Vanconvel,
B. Mo. Bryan pet int med the
0131en:01.y. Miss ‘Vastnan went as far
CiLlg111•Y 1.0 meet her fiance, and
they will spend at short honeymoon at
13an1f befoce going on to their home
in Vanconver.
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11 Church Notes 1
IVIelville Chords
A 11101:ting Of the Women':: AL's-
..ionaretety of Melville
WChurch
;ei' \oil) he lee.: 1.• th- A ,..111..r1.1,33 of the
onerch Instay afteenoon at o'-
clock. This is the Ileum Helpers'
Annual meeting. Mrs. McDonald, of
Goderieh, a former nr-mber of this
Auxiliary, will give a report of the
Provincial meeting hold at Bradt-
ville.
Rev. A. ItIcEsa lane, of Clinton, no.
'ended the 11013111 (111 Alelville Church,
last Sabbath =truing aial evening.
In the morning, his text was Altett.
lo : 22 "fie that emtureth to the end
shall be saved." (1)11 1st, in *tending
out his disciples, did not paint the
venture in glowing colors, tenet the
world's way, bat 141110,011 1111111 the
difficulties, There ate thoughts in the
mai chi eg orders which give us com-
fort. (1) (Thep:. up 1 (1131(0 is 11.11 end.
There is sortie manfo: t in knowing
that the struggle Has an end, lint
there is much gremet comfort in
knowing that the endmat,ee is to
11(1(110 put.pose. (21 Evil cannot last,
it has an end, In the fight agninet
sin, tve must 1011181 to the end, if we
are to stumped in the fight, (3) The
end justifies the means, Sul motet: ie
the end which justifies 01;dt/ranee, and
is thele-ginehge f 3)1310 and better
life. The chiefle...011 1.• (loo. (i1111.8
01111 10 our lives will (301(10 331)1111' day.
The future lei 131 Hifi 11£311(18 0111 pArt
to endure to the erd. If VC 0 /MY
om selves to God, we will have pettee
00 30 tted P11000011 111 1/111. lives. Al
the evening service., Bev. Air Ale -
Flu -lane's text was Mink 12 : 34,
'Thon 13( 1' not for frent the kineeleen
Clifford Dunbar, of Detrnit., ' the National Anthem. are tnueli 01,1,1.•cial ed. of (4.4." Some men are far from the
Will be given by the Young
People of Bluevale United
Church on
friday Ev'g, June 3rd
In the former
Methodist -Church
BLITEVA_LE
Soft Ball Match between Gorrie
and Bluevale al 5 p. 111.
Play
Admission to
George Edwards, of London, gro '-
tned last week from Westorn
yersity and received .114 11,•tats
B.A. on Prickly last. Much c 1,; •
at 8.30
due our old Brusselite, as n-• took
Play 25e & 15e. his course after lioari• as he. 1.011/1
teaching on the public scho.d
lie it4 the youngest son of Geor....3 •
and Mrs. Edwards, cif Ilrus
ETHEL - -
Hugh 13'1(y is able to Lie out ; " 11
p5
J. M. CI 11
Will be presented by
Blyth Choral Society
in the
ETHEL
Presbyterian Church
(Shed)
friday Ev'g, June 111
ILICL•r auspices of adies' Aid
of Ethel Presbyterian
Church.
Program at 8 o'clock
Admission 50 and 35 cents
•01, y to teat thai Airs.
,.•
imp,00 01•1'y low and small
els.s ate 011(x111,;"111 1111 her .1•00.10.
again after his recent illness. ice cr. am , cake and tea A ;tells 1 er.
Opening of Confederation Park, pt.:es:get :.ocial time 1.01lP enjoyed : cm,„
Ethel, Oil Jklee 23.11, W/11.011 f(•12 bilk. - all. Th, roll call wts ttme...ered by
feW LIELy11 With her parents in NVall7er- , Giver thirty new memb.:•rs jein.:.1 up. 331;;;,e, ;;;;1 ,;;.n; h of „tie nun her The
ed ell to thank (he nkighlaa, and
Mrs. (De) Me.:11astel. spetillo••• a , paying the foe,, for the e0111/'12: V.:11 T.03 h,e 11„,i1 hheineee ;he
ton. meeting closed by the ...1egm,r of • kind ill, do al,d sy enpat h E I \V 3.1 110
GREY and f110/1(1S. 1 F,.MIT.Y, kingdom nf Goo 3 110Y 31.1./. not inter -
spending a few days with celatives
31 Mrs, R. Work, Toronto, eyes a le- Some sneak thief 11/14 been calling 1 on we;•;;;eedAy 25o, . Vtlted in the thing, pertaining to the
MORRIS
33 kmgdern, 'rimy never speak the
ramt guest al the home of lter sister, on the Lill at 1.,loycl D(mbar's chop- 1 R'','VP 110•11(1','1011 will AtII.I.,) (.7'•11 11 13'. : a 0017 1) 111191 wedding wag qoIntlinizki.
Mrs. P. A. 1513.AI rhur.
e. Cat dill%
I piang m:ialyl,
lbaustt , tWheilelarl st htecip diid not get 1111,,'1' 1 (4"3
5!;11'
1 11 331!, 111 l
0', "110w,1w.-"k.1 k14'
111 bed Jb)3011R11 eTvV, 1131,13,1(0013AlersekSt ete(lrli. ies,feal t .11•f) 4 ,Jh,o11n11 ea , nsnd
, n.,„,7,1:f (14.ist.Ole11110 :t far
Miss Berea 03.pliff St. Phoning, anything, Mrs.Jae k It,nest, of Wineham, 11,') (41.100. who: Miss Nellie Atelseono; ; ftoni the kingdomThey go to
spent the past wek • the home of Out local bakery had a busy day 031 sient the 13.111189 with het Pal ('((313, uti):tighter of James and 151i., e:101:11:11tb1irf11:h:.0;‚11111t
hemRStancltydsposecl of J"111 T ‘l 1 . inmatiagetothpyhaw.nev,n;tielded103'chrtst.
1 1 Anic.:sem,wasUnited r8t1
, in .1,110 kingdmn*
'Peter Pipet's T.:grilles" will be 800 loaves of Mead and a large quern. John Clegg,
' °ice nista from snentling %. y enjoyable week Mrs, MeArter. The young er utile " "V "4" 1/4-71"1"4 en," 441' altit
.1 • , 1. as being not far f/ con the lc 1 ogslt in
presented at Union Church, on Julie
9111, See advt. in this issue.
Airs. Geo. Eraser, 6111 Cell., has
been quite poorly, and is not improv-
ing as her many friends would like.
Dr. John Blake and family, of De-
troit, spent the week -et d %vitt) the
W11 11 '1 0•'1 1(1311 1 ,01, 1 ••... •1l(ll(11( 110111
11)1,0 will be no 0110101 service iti •' • 11) lie ^fillge 110 brid been brought up in
W. T. and )1.s. Lundy :Lod :4033, 11.11.01* DIP rerPtnony 1,43 on a motor
the United Chore)), next Sunday. .. . ;1 . , ,, ., .2 .c. , a gond home, He had not been at.
R1,31,,,.1, ,,f jimillton, an, 1,, gue-es trip to :me:noon, oronto, .1 meal a .
Remember 1110 Sunchty School ses- . 1,1.13310d by the grosser forms of evil ;
Pi011 (1.1. 10 45 a. 111. Come. Falls and 01.113.1. points. On their yo.
Ho had giegn 1 eliginn a pluee in
aFtNILK‘Ht.'t i111;c:1 1()1"'1.3"t'II'L':R4S111:.11.1.?!: The /flee, they. will 1E410.1 011 111P gro‘ m's (2)
R0V. 1), Al. Guest and Leslie Bail
• funeral ef the 1(31.0 IV all el Alitlet teas tint^ faint in NI./ is• 11(13 lif0 ; (8) He had begun to think
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hTe(b)n')eyw:lcyd•ol1''S"ilaW"s.t OTa. h"ne;sd.ay (antm )('oonC.. 11and
i 1118
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nng
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;
loi
ff,oet. If Varve 1311' seek
insg sthe
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formets brotnersWillatu and beo31133111(31133) 00,,f,r01100oftheuserviceswereeofuted by BDr. 1... illl triendheted at th 8101n,1farfrom thkinghenn(4)
Blake. Cuch, iSt, Adresu„idLarkin, of S..felt)) The pliberInn" 1,1 "1111', ""d `130 V"'k'lr1l'He knew that (31)1-1131 was right mut
Mrs. Clark and little daughter have °beech, e0381ve1) ,'.'id
111,‘K''.':line' and i. P00111171“:A1.,,I'(!1: iMthe ('(13)11190> to say en ; 15) He
returned ttheir ht me in TorentoThe garden party 88131)011 wisonnrc;11eil,S10A31etIe1 411..11f \'‘'1n;maoi111,„Ne1„3.w11,,c31i,
, Yl 11(133 ;ourlives nortalents, and 1,01 to
) 1101ninti United °hotel), on 0111119th 4tmeeo.2t 31 ,11,11, ,.11110 ,,,. hem, Ph"4"""." have 1133011 them in. Ills 501011'P.,ThutsdayJune911I SF.(be plI"weP1‘4):i."7,41 d1'1117"4f11"6"NH"'Chst knowmut possihlitiPA nod
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12t11 001. They mime by mot 3.... The Bly. t011ral Society will pre -
Keep Friday evening, June 1011), P.
sent. "Joeph's Bondage," under the
en"Joseph's Bonda(4e" will be fn F- 111)13)1)1108 of the LadiesAid of Ethe
sented by the 13lyth Choral SocielY, Presbyterian Chinch, on Friday even.
"PAeitres.ePi
Pe'' T'11(1)(":P'es'nted
:'•s,,31 11,
1 ,
: i„1
111
1 SP1101.1 ahold 111P 1,1g17('11 tliirx
kDiman• I'l.S1111\ i • was deeeply ninved by tbe appeal of
aftervsitingthe001(00113sparents,beon.RememberthefounwhigdaeL" "1") l'''''neIn11V1'1 t• cew of -theil ep- .,0slis, 11(91 (1 11831(40130118 (3)1)3)31 0110
3and MrsFulton90Cones and (0 0(00 them fn ItneJune twurign 1\\T131' ‚.11 u,eath piolte.tirec tutuloget,ne :IIiiw:10tfa”frntbkiogd.nni4(11
Oand Mts. Hemingway 13t1(' 161)1, June 27th and Union,on ned aImosaii, Ala..OI.amune(1111'andbea1)(1f()• 1""."(14I10nottohgivenChritthecontrol
the 50th anniversary of1ihe old home j',01111.Tda,of JamesSeat1ett•,,lio(0/101101'11hiesteemitt (0133(11 the
church, Knx Presbyteran, Teesvat-
er, which waheld therde, .reeesn
tly
Rossand 511'O, Speira11, of Saginaw
Mich., spent the ek-end at the
home ofthe 11111 leer's patents, on. the
(11I,1lk,sM
s, o!sret
n givegse
iweeee,ifwei,ntfo.ourby the ynringpermit:of Brussels Aug- hs11filmyandag,oO1,11Pr.ib13,•11taH..,iiAIt;il 1..:aPOILtt, ,
At PreSbytetiall rut.t11. under
theaspices of thrLaciest Aid.
Bert Will Mrs. Gibsnn, 01' Niagara
N Y., were week end visitors
with Henry and Nes. NVeenberg,
lIth con. Miss Marie Wesenbery re-
tuSwi
ll s. pend
Je4
lug: , JO
ttel"int h. 'Keepthe date open.
Sleightheiro isin the List-
1)1,411 -
3,10,') hmpitel, baring undergone a
serious (metal en 8(1.11018(1.1101(1(3)31y last.
Al the time of writing, she is get -
1111.6 1(11.1133George 11,13,1113, 1113"' been broonlenat-
ili completelyyl.surlivesin His hands.
efone daughter and tett .111,5. AV•Ail1oogn b -
••
Ham, ,,f t , sp. Nethe,y made a nita• r -
United Church
forth fitentiel, f 1) 11.13- 1131133'plv and nimie 11(1' 813110133, 151313,1
11'1'fS"17ti!ti the w... hnuts of the nint11-
or took as his subject, "The (411(10 of
0(,d?1(:11yikT,itl'n%.' Jesus," the text Cor, 4 13, "ForGod
"1" ri111"111(01113 110111111r""isfRi' 11,111LnET,,,wr is who entutuanded the light 8111110
1110 t of4. N 9. 71111s. for dalknees, haft shined in our hearts
Ca11,3e1 Home: t lewith ;I, reI-
T
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111..• :
wi
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o;'nth cf Ni\'10g10'ih;0,1'11-gry
get tlurtVean11o:nce gle 11 75. i"l"' 11101.11' t.fGot) in the (131'I' of Je0431 Ohrist"
aneofouiiionc.crin(e647‘,7111111111:.t;; 0131,sbe:a
MrsJames Rusellrfth "1 0)k 7 Clir oIn (1(1(133(133111133 Digreat
ooupte ntweeksalNiagat.a. 1”3"th"a")"""'" (d. 1.1(1' 11rival of
cis, who passed mk* 3. 1ne• Inn, .•on III-B•ladeW. 1,,,t`k 1i sit I, leaders, tette les 113.1I 11 01(31 me•i•
s.
DAUGHTER PASUS 31W130-Re13i- thsect 4 at tbeiihome, on Sunday Saturday. May 28th, atter 1..im nhe;A(e, .3,1;A,„f"1„„,, ,sg,lehothe8,1313)511'1038hehearded, say.
111301
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Thiirsilay afternoon to learn of the coogral,11„150„5; 1.1.1" 'nu- Jet DI 54 --Id' Peso., 01 1 - 1.1d-,
e of the or impunity were shocked morning. nod 3)11' strived of it big boy. fio-el •,,,1 bed for six weeks. ('1(1313133, 3131133 ‚11113(31.11 111111 (ho m8('t yt 8
of George Wightman, of the fith 00(1• Lodge Nn. 40(3 Maitla ell, L. T, B. A,. oral WeS held on 7.Ion•1119, Ala y enth,
Pf f....' o'clock, and i.nterment was e, 1de
.In. PR -Inekie 1:1, ,1,... \‘-', • ,l,‘ "i-'tv; ' for their faith. It was especially
Bell 84 ; Lloyd Ale., 1,. 111.33 V, ,1, • r passed 11,3-1(33(411 0131 ions pea) pees -
d man of Marion , deafly beloved wile '1'110 memhers 1,1' Eastern ;star Bentley 65 SE PR --!:',1 11 -V,'" 'L. 'l 11t(1 and finally goVII their lives
cession of 11(361 Wawa.II0s11, She was No, 458 Belo/lee 11 1111 1-1)1 '1110)l)' L )1. batie S, uonfslipherC
fp.nevit
,neeeorry.hR,.(t•tt:(.1 litli;..., i:• ,-,01..... ev, 14,11
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, I., I,. NI ,, ,, ,
' 3'"'11/ true in Christ's time. The penple fail -
the second daugh 1 er of °Upturn t arid 13, A. 11!o.459 Blyth, miller 1110 lead. Yi.ces. During the serviees 'Airs. ;rtes. Allan Seal le, S'mil 1 AIII ''I;1 •:' '''''' ed to umbel -stand Him, and along the
Mrs. Sollt11, of ((reY Tow:114‘113. and 01..,thio of -A,tii,g D' G• j\l' 8116' H. a 0, vut • the beautiful solo. ' c- at teodatiee 17 Th - .• e. ,-r• weatv way, Christ and Ilia ini,sion to
being most genial in disposition, en-
deaeeci herself to all who made her
acquaintance. Besides her sorrnwing
husband, she is survived by a son,
Ivan and an infant smi born the day
of her death ; 3.1390 COM" 1)1'0010.'8 and
four sisters : Hugh Smith, of Moles -
wen th ; Charles, of East WaNV/1110/411 ;
d J mes at 110(3(0 ; Mrs.
NV, Love, went to Walton, 011 Monday
night of last, 'week, and hist ituted
L. T. 13. A. there, rimier the name and
tounitor of Vletnritt No, 479, The new
W. Al, for Walton Lnelge is Bre. R.
\V, Hoy. After 1 he degree work, the
'Walton Lodge treated the visitors to
a 1(381)3 111(1011, and a sneial time wets
enjoyed by all.
On Thursday of last week, an inter-
esting meeting was held in the United
Ohnrch, for the purpose of organizing
13 hlissinn Band among the ynting
people nf the nongregation, Airs• W.
H. Willis, of Wi turban:. We; present,
representing the Women's Alissionary
Society of the Nesbytery, and Dude
charge of the meeting. The meetings
will 11P 11Phl the 01-81 Toesday of every
menth. The following camels ws...
elected : Superintendent, Mrs. (Rev )
D. at. (4nesl. ; Pres., Dorothy Fran)4-
lin ; 001'. Seety., 0nri8 Gill ; PIP0/10.,
13111.11e110 ItOW11111(1 ; Organist, Muriel
Michel ; Ass') , Velma Ha mitten.
to Pace." Mrs. Ru2scli, whose mael- ; •,;1 0,1; .‘„;;;;, ,„ w
en name was Mary Ann Currie, was 31,; 11 nwn wsre 010. a
born in Goderieh Township in 1 8 It. Afe„„,„.e; /1',„,, 1."w, u1111)'( 9!,''- d and ('(‚('1'! 0"(l Him,
In 3 865 she was married to the late Alem,k, me,.. 1 1111" 1 "Id that "Hod who
James who pre-dece ised h• -r , , , 1 Y- , otoma ended t he light 0 sh 1, e out of
Wi tun an a ,
Melville Taylor, 0( 2111331 Wawanosh ,•
Mrs, Cardiff, of Grey ; Margaret and
rilatiorie, at Mane. Mrs. Wighttnan
was horn in Grey Twp., and watt 111
her 20th year. She was a tnember of
Westfield United Church, The fun-
eral took place Saturday afternoon,
from her late residence, 6th Conces-
ion of East Wawanosh, Interment
was made in Belgrave cemetery.
Rev, W. R. Alp, minister of West-
field United Church, eenducted the
services.
1,31ta.0-Z1maNN.- A (Inlet wedding
took place 011 Monday, May 30111, at;
1,80 p. en., at the home of t,he bride's
mother, at ,427 Wellington street,
Preston, when Miss Margaret Hen-
rietta, only daughter of Mrs. Cather-
ine Ziencann and the late Henry Zia.
mann, of PI esten, beltame the bride
of John Melbourne Bray, of Grey,
onn of William BrAy and 1(30 1(1110 Mrs,
Bray, of Ethel. The ceremony was
formed by Rev. James Maninekie,
pastor of the lneal Baptist Church,
The ceremony was performed in the
living -room, which was tastefully dem
malted with fie 07P1T, 11111110. lilacs and
ferns, (131111103( 0. (shaming haeltgreund
for the wedding emmle, who steed
beneath an men deeorated in pink
with white bells. The bride was
charmingin a whits georgeti e gown
'with shirring said finished in white
rosebuds, and she ;tarried a briquet of
pink carnations. She w a given in
marriage by her uncle, 13, W. '7.deman,
of Preston, and Mrs. John linth. of
\S11311111331 011 street, j%1 ((.13(01 Mendes-
enlin's wedding 1)3(111). 13111+13'1,118 0331`.
tenony t:Ire wedding brOttkrASI. WAS
Mrs. Wardlaw and IVIrs. George
Kreuter attended the District meet-
ing in Brussels last Wednesday and
report a good time.
The last meeting of the Women's 00
yrear e'rOItMeIitratser, rk,, 11' .
Institute was held in the Institute Jano and Lydia Cu'rrri'e:,
Hrol.me.e. sviiqllsuel,
delii
gyhte.eful b.i' r'",t... h
1 ,d
-a.•y
,:p
a1
•ttr.y
. .own S.1au,..r• -
.
"st•',1'hpe"a1 P m
Ce. ;l1tto1'lhi.a,11(1.4in k : II li/WI
iigt/1a
igts e , 1. 1 /11
1 atw
hi1t1hPsr1oIusn
rooms, with a largcrowd present. and Mrs. Thos, Ellott, Gravelaburg, day afternoon. .bFather is eve; all 1' (2) The face
As it WAS the last 'eeting of the Sasktwo brothesWilliamof Rev3A.Fergusonpastor Wn• „f 1,Th(1)13(3 ((11131111(3(51 f„).13, the
the read very fine Goder)ch, and Aruthur, of Clinton. throp Duff -31 Church, 15113(1-111031, and 'ideal world ofw1113.11 cce dream. 'We
Bethel suffered a slight stroke 11130111 thepast 31111011(4)1 metticoy ; infour yearago.A. few year1(1 1' onaN1"edmkneshat11 hi11P11illVC1 heattsto
they moved to Morris (Own -hip WMthe light of the :mtledge of he
where she has residedfor the t• - gleey of Ged throughthe face of :PS"
flly-ive years. They wee among WAL. !us Christ ". 'the Bible131a enllectinn
the early settlers, ('03)111(9111IIIto A 1)1)01111 ' Jm, liell”),1.1 h , , big sopol.of.:ft,rtr.t131.11,11;8::ter„1lte 1obil:
covered farm, which, by hard work, 1,01,1 Itve,, .,, o. ,, ll vtIli .o,,,, he r"fii" i'o1'u,1,1 lai 1110330 wol-
0
they cleared and made into a core- Ieed1,1- linle .•• • io„,IiHit,131::,,:,1F10v111,it(fjes
fortable home. In religion she was f"o, I. 3 II.,ve,,.,,,31,,iaits is the n)nt wonderful. In reading
A valued member of the Methodist MissJan1•11.1 Ito •• . T,„,i-
'""”:'N'w.1:s100nt:v0hsve1.118e
Church and later of the Untedw•1;1 113 IirfniPt or t:7eld of GodIt 10
Church. While able, •110 was con- knot lie, .ma si• ,.. • ::slo f....1esits C1nist.Ifwe
slant in attendance, and a willing L. 11 1I.131111111111111_A 1,„%,;, ; 11111 VY - the Bi1110 the fitep of Jou,
and untiring worker for lin' Lord. liMe Leder 331:)" 1. .;1, . Wewill 1)1(41(3 a13111P1' things into
She was of quiet, riqiring dispoitiny 0V,/itieM1-..' .0 k, eine. 3, 1”ie elalittltsilit: il. lireAll 33)11(1(3.
113011, but always thou,211 fil of oth- hers fe'n 13111 1, 43,1;o''".' 1 ",'ll u""ute'"(v300110+13intiPfnee
13115. The deceased is survived hy instituted the lodge it,: ,„ef Chi 1,1, (1) The (tufhling of the
right children WmJof Calgarkta 1)1)(NC !' 11 Fathers heartThe 13(31 bas been
Dr, Alfred, of Hugoton, KansasDaI.,‘ 0. 11. W. it,.• -. lo ., , h10013 1)13010 of the MyPteryt eveal-
vid, of Younestown, Alta.; Thos. H., -!')63 qa-,,,I,,al 111, o . ,' 'i'l he 81). (11) The humn ideal, We see
or Chicago; :Perry, of Hanna. Alm, kio en IVieeo 0 130131'. No 47”. I"'4410 fce, the set face, the sytns
and Oran. at home; also two :laugh- 1' 1 'liliwi 0,-''" 1 1302 13 3 11'''''''e• fsIoe faee, the sea:red fro anda
Ainnie, at home; Mrs. Robert Mie Vera MGardiner entcrtain-
'1. smf nguisThe ViSi011 Of Jes-
Calgaryand an adopted daucd a (11111111,1im of her girl 111100(10 11 rist illustrates tinee geat
1ildrod PaSsnoreS10 is lMrFMeKerchorand hegrad1e1
1,1 03 (1The light he know
1 ; .
1 131 4(31 11 0111 MrsWilliam Hackelli he natural
eport of the business of last year. .1.to 1: 11t1 .
The electionof officers for the 00I310
ing year then took place. Mrs.
Wardlaw, the past president for two
years wished to discontinue as presi-
dent so Mrs. B. F. Parr WaS elected,
Saturday and is unable to attend Ins
duties. Fred Savage, of Sea forth,
occupied the pulpit far Mr. Fergu-
son on Sunday.
George and Mrs. MeSilliddeo Huw..
dt th new home on the 7th eon -
'cession of McKillop last week. Mr.
1,011 Mrs. I1ICSPi131it1011 1111Ve Vittiitlea in
the vicinity of Winthrop far. quite
a nmnber of years and will be groat -
missed. We wish them years of
'success on their new farm. Their
son, William, is remaining on the, old
homestead.
John Johnston 1)89 931131 his farm in
the village to his brother-in-law, Col-
in Fingland, who took posses eon the
first of June. Air. and Mra, Johns-.
ton intend taking:a holida5: and are
going to take a trip to Wes vim Can -
We are sorry to have Mr, and
Mrs. Johnston go from our midst.
and were as follows: Gates Aiar,
family; Pillow, neighbor:4; Sprays
from United Church, Belgravo; Mr.
and Mrs. Pollard and family and
Miss Marion Stirling; Boques from
• • J 1 Mrs
with Mrs, James Bremner and Agnes Mrs.
Cochrane aFT first and second vice- Anderson, jos. and Mrs. Clegg. The
president; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. George pallbearers were John MeArler, jas.
Erauter; Directors, Mrs. Wm. Brent.- Clark, Albert Carter, John Clegg,
ner, Mrs, John Wilson, Mrs, Prank- las. Anderson and Wm. Armstrong.
lin, Miss McLennan; DistoOl.' DIVIC- Friends from a distance were Thos..
ter, Miss McLennan; Auditors, Mrs. H. and Mrs. 'Russell, Chicago; Roy
Mrs. Robt. Bremner and Agates Passmore, Detroit; JAS. :HUI Marion
Cochrane; Organist, Mrs, 10 ianklin; Stirling, Mrs, Sam 'Emerson, Peter
Asst., Miss Agnes Cochrane. Little end Mrs. McDoigall, of 00111 r!oh '
" • W -- C
servend in the dining -roma. Lai or, Miss Margaint Row an an 1 , . 'V1)' W111. . ,
the happy temple left by .11)11101' fee 11, eel/tea little Miss Doreen Hollenbeele m• Currie, Clinton; Ogle and Mrs.
honeymoon (('111 to Toronto, Niagara with a China porridge set and bib Russell and Clifford, and Mr:. nab -
Palls and other points. On their en- for winning the contest for the past orison, of Kincardine; Walt.a. and
turn, iktl'. and Mrs. Bray will make year, The losing sidn in nharge of M. ltaake,"of Kinlough, and Mrs.
their borne mi illA greetn's farm, on tifrs, James Bremner, treated the Needham and Ogle Needham. of Pin-
. i f 1 ton
the 161 Con., t ey Township. ladies to a very generous hell Mg o
the present, through ennemensness 3.
1,11 he future, t hrough hope, (8) The
fees nf (hl 1333. 1111 1(3)1113(1
; light to the 1113(338041 wend In which we
are all going. W3, ;mount be satisfied
with 11111131)4 temporal, so we reach
oil 1 10 1 11 111134 apt1.11 11.1,, 317 ('"1(10(1 111 I be
,.f 110 0111141. The face of
0)31-11131. tin' redistm,
and only that farm can ining neftee
and satisfaction 511 due keeled lands and
lives, "Shewv us thy face, 0 Chi
it; loving 1,50(1,, ('3133.'' Miss Kate
Amen Neer at lwatilmo eni Med
"How Imyel, at 33 illy Divolliugg,"
which was 1.11 pally apopeim
— -
.A.rrnour Dundas has returned
hoine after spending a wnalt in De -
trait visiting lum husband who ia
e.orking in that place,.