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J. L. Kb KR. .1-1vprietur
Garden
Party
flIfl ChurchUnited
Con, 12 Grey
Thursday, June 311th
Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock
Good Program in Evening
presented by the
"Variety
Entertainers"
of London, consisting of Costumed Or.
cliestra, Solos, Duets and Clever Novel.
Ly Features.
All Star Artists Entirely Snappy
Everything New, Bright and Up•tomdate
lAdmission 50e and 25e
John McIntosh, 14, NI. Guest,
S. S. Supt. Pastor.
OM.11.4.W.=M
C earingUp
Sale of
Shoes
Ladies' Blonde Kid and
Patent regular 3.00
$5.00 for
Boys' Tan and Black Ox-
ford regular 2.49
$3.00 for
Ladies' House Slippers
regular 81.65 1.25
for
This is a real Slipper for the
house with rubber heel.
Other lines of Shoes at
equally low prices.
Ferguson
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The Surrounding District
HENSALL
tleterinntenti JI*111 - St Paul's
Anglitman 011111mph marked its 50th an-
ni versarsary with special et. vi
both morning and evening, on Sun-
day. Rt, Itev, David Williams, Bish-
op of Huron, preached 1t1 the morn-
ing SP4'97 1VP. at which 1.1 eitmlidates
were confirmed, Bishop 'Williams
took as his text Psalm 20 : S Artmlo
deacon Dolt -mot y, of Loudon, was 1,110
special qn0/1113,1 for the evening 18(81,
%IVO. TiltSI. P0.111'11 choir tendered
special illogic al both morning and ev.
ening services.
Memlnit'S of the Haemal T.odge, No.
294 Odd fellows, nn Sunday honored
lit in ''14101 y of their deceased bretli-
t en and Ihibeltalis in Itnpre'ssive Dec-
oration Day miervieos hold at the lien.
Nall Union and 11 eTag,gart cemeteries.
Toe niembei 11 of the Icalgc•on
at'the lodge rooms and mat idled to
the town hall, whet e the monument
erected to the war dead, was demi at -
JUBILEE
(Gordn Party
1
Under the sus Aces of
Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave
win I. held on the Lawn of
Mr. W. G. Nicholson
1 1; miles East of 3.4grave
on the 4th Line of Morris
ihrsiay9 July lth
The D. R. Cowan
Concert Co.
of Toronto
Will supply the program cosh:ling uftr--
R Conran, the num who made Royal-
ty smile ; -Margaret Clemens, Pianist ;
Fanny Rogers, Gontrako m Fred. Alex.
Coneertioist ; Elmer Angux, blat•
ottoI Dancer ((jold Medalist at Toronto
-
Exhibition.)
Cold Meat Shiner from 5.311 to 8
A .5•Story Calm will lie sold hy Auction
at the close of the program.
Booth on grounds
Admission 50e and 35e
W. 13. Hawkins, Rector
C. Johnson nod 'I', Brydges, Wardens
Everybody Welcome I
God Save the King
Soft -
111,
flUlv
all
Tournament
-AT-
RUSSELS
OLD BOYS'
RE-UN1ON
Monday, July 25
SR in Purses MO
IVIen's Teams
Ladies' Teams
$100 divide
$100 divided
ENTRIES must be mac with i, F,
Downing, Chairman Sports Corn.
maim, by Saturday, July 2nd.
ed in a IR i1•1 .....1.011`1., during which
Past Noble Grand J. (4, Snilottletal
gave nil address, The lodge, accomp-
anied by a number of other Hensall
residentsi, motored to the Union (mem-
el ery, where services were held
Noble Dram! Deorge 5. Fee n ml Past
N. (4.„I. G. Sutherland enleinting.
Addresses were given 1my Rev. .A., I
Sinelnit, of 1 he liensall United
Clint oh, ancl P. 11. D. G. id, (4. 0,
Petty, of Port. Hut on. The same pro,
reedit, e followed at 5.1 eTaggar rem-
ett'ly
HAYFIELD
With regards: to the eleetion for
three trostames held here, it was re.
ported that John Pease, the returning
; nicer, had moil the vote to Weak the
tie between Jolin Polleek and lft.
Nernst., in favor of the latter. but as
Bayfield is now a police village, it
Wad f01111d nn 1011E119111g daY that
New Advertisements
Monett Poor
ps„..111,......tratis, Walker
Sale 18hoo4-lt. acreitson
11 Allen
Auviion sate -Walton olturelt
voliteoles 'Moo Floe, - 1' R. smith
'readier wanted -a. a. 50. 1, (trey
Teacher minted -8 18 No.11, f+rey
Pendent Want 0,
Tenders want ed 8. No. 1, Morris
13nruales itt 111111terr-MNs Mpg:atoll
Garden Party-litnevale tinned ("enroll
Many attended the West. Moulder;
Field Day, on Wednesday last, Our
girls' teain won Melt prize, and the
boys bed to take 2nd prize.
Next Sunday att 2 30, Knox Church
here will eelebrate the jubilee service,
marking the big Canadian celebration
throughout Canada. The service will
he entirely in keeping with the jubi-
lee. Rev. Mr. Mathes will deliver an
address on our beloved Canada. Fine
music: is being peppered. including a
solo, "My Ain Country,"
MORRIS
W. Kearney has erected a fine
house at his farm on the 8th.
Many of the U. F. 0. members were
at Gralerich, on Monday, attending
the picnic there.
James Ireland was a visitor with
his daughter, Mre. Robt. Ross, at Kie-
capable, last week.
Miss Sarah Young, Deamsville, is
visiting at the home of James and
Mrs. Anderson, 4th line.
Harold Currie, of Hamilton, 11
spending his vacation at the home of
his father, R. Currie, 4-th
Last Monday night the little two-
year old daughter of Jas. and Mrs.
Eryans, 4th lino, was found lying on
the ground and it is not known if a
cow had kicked the child on welked
on her, The young listr is doing
as well as can be expeated,
ti,'rk ottO I1relutn.
;
lhg tillieeim. had the deciding vote, 1
Gent go V. Holman coon tv
clerk, cast the deciding vote
In firm, of !oho Ptllor 11.' &sitar.
cal W. ;John McLeod, AI, Ross and
John Pollock pivoted to truotees of the
Police Village of Bay held for the te-
11111111anr Or the year.
MONCRIEFF
We are glad to hear that Mies 111 11.
ch eft 11 OWILIA Id 1 111/11,1V11114.
Ont teams are toilet ed fer the town- •
anima, at Brussels. at the 01,1 lioys'
Miss \'et 110MciCity 'has retu• 11',!
re-im 1.111.
home from Hamilton, aft et spending.
some time there.
11,(1.q. W', (4, Matheson and sou, 13illy,
of Hamilton, spent a few ti ay" with .
the fr.rtnex's 01Rte11, Mrs. Joe MoKay.
Herbert and oli e. MeTaggart and
daughter, of Aylmer, and Imlineronn
and Mrs. AloTaggart, nF Springfield,
were visitors over the week.end with
r1'lf8d8 11P1.P.
Miss Velma R Merl ono, fliiught•or of
(lemur and 5Dis. Rohertson, Mei,: and.
denly ill, on Friday last, and was op-
erated on for appendicitis. She is do-
ing an 88 can be expected, we
are glad to tenni 1.
Diamond Jubilee
of the
Confederation of Enda
A ,pedal service for National Thanks
giving will be held in WROXETER
PARK, on SUNDAY, JULY 3rd, at
8 p.m. The United Church congre-
gations will attend this mass meeting.
The choirs of the district will lead
the service of praise. Be patriotic.-
Hymn sheets provided. Ministers will
give addresses. Mr. John Bryan, of
Fordwich, will preside.
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. Business Places .''
Open .1..
* Saturday, July 2nd. I
4-•
3: But closed for the usual $
÷ Thursday Afternoon 4.
1 Half Holiday and on
Friday, July 1st. 4 -
Brussels Chamber 4.
4,•i•
of Commerce .t.
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Brussels
GREY
Stanley Purvis, Oth Cnn., 18 building
a new house.
Wm. \Weir is visiting with his son,
Druggist R. Work, Toronto.
141109 Laura Turnbull is spending a
month with Mende in Stratford.
Many of the U. F. 0, attended the
prole, at Gotha ich, On Moll0aS.
The many ft•iimiiils of Gideon Parks
are glad to hear th tt he is feeling bet-
ter again.
The picnic of U. S. S. and Nn. 4 was
postponed, and is being held on
June 211th.
WorkInell have been busy putting
itt try() culverts on the fit It, dot ing the
past week.
The Cratibvook siderond and the
station toad at Ethel are being widen-
ed and i in proved.
Howard (4rainger, of Detroit, is
spending n couple of weeks at his
home, Not th Boundary.
Many attended the Sunday. 1119101CPR
gm y 01
Sunday and Monday.
Rev. J. T. 8D.10,11am Owen Sound,
spent 1111 few days: at the home tif his
brother, 0, Stranhan; 4' h Con.
s, S Nn. 1114 101 vertioing for a tearmh-
i.t and also for tenders to paint the
nnl. See ailvto. 11 thio issuo.
51rst. Nelson Hayden returned home,
on Smulay, after snetaling a week
with Airs. Melville Hayden, Fergus.
James and Nes. Elliott and -ion,
Lorne, of Chicago, 014d V1811111%11 MIN,
Elliott's parents, 11. and 51 To. (11.aing-
er.
Harold and Mrs. Sanderson and
baby son, of Tort.»to, (11 1' visit mg at
the home of \\'in, and efi e. Rands,
12th Con,
The 17th Concession of Orey is be-
ing greatly improd bu
vey meli road-
work, -John !Mollie, the patrolman,
keeps the road hi excellent shape.
Jack Kellar, of Chi rass,o, and G. M.
and ;Airs, Rert, of Saskatoon, 81 1'
spending their holiclayo with their
parents, Hugh and Ales, Camp-
bell, 16th (loth, (41 ey,
Homan. Renner -Followieg is the
1 pima of the Promotion Exatninm
.tions held itt S, S. No, 9, MTS.
'1.'crin work also taken into consider-
ation. 00 pet cent is ri gnu ed to pass,
75 per cent. for honors, Names pre-
ceded by 1 are yearn/11111ml ed, JR,
IV to SR IV -Heves. Pal r 71 I ; RIO ph
Keffer 84 1. SR; In to JR. IV -
George ImIlinet 84.7 ; Viola 'Portant!!
77.6 ; Norman Stephenson 64 1
Pare 55 3 ; *I3ert Rowland 54 0. CI tt.
III to S. HI-Lanra Ritynard 06 2;
Mamomet Poltroon 02 3 ; *Ralph Pear-
son 587. Sit Ilin JIl. III -Ina Turn-
bull 74 t Helen Rowland 60.6 ;
Genrge Pearson 05.2 ; Genrgeelioy
04,7 ; Hugh Pearson 61.2 Jo It to
tilt II -Ross Stephenson 06 2 ; Fred
Keifer 132.1. 311. II -Jessie Pearson,
Feed Cole, Jean Prierson, Helen Cole.
Ja, I -Halbert Hefter, Lloyd Cole,
Bernice Parr, Llnyd Boy, Douglas
Kennedy, Doris Raynard,
Raga. MC1LFILLAND, Teacher.
Oit Sune 11111, the home of Rev, Mr.
Jeffries, of Boston, Mass., was the
seene of a quiet wedding, when Addie
le., eldest daughter of Mrs, Mary Arm-
strong, R. R. 2, Listowel, and the late
George Armstrong, was married to
Gilbert Higdon, of Boeton, Mass.
The bride weir dressed in Queen blue
georgette trimmed with blonde lane
with blue hat and blonde shoes and
stockings. She carried a briquet, of
roses and carnations. The beidete
maid was Miss 31(3le Penny, of Boeton,
wearing orchid georgette with bat to
match. Selby Sucher supported the
groom, After the marriage, G. and
Mrs, Williams gave a reception at
their home, when many useful and
pretty gifts were received, Before
going to Boston, the bride Emeriti over
seven years in Toronto, The firm for
which site worked for the last four
and a half genre- presented her with a
lovely silver basket and a pair of Sliv-
er candleatioks, She also received
many useful and valuable gifts from
Mende in Toronto and at her home
near Listowel, Ont.
BIG ANNUAL
Gardl
party? any
DUFF'S CHURCH
WA uroN
Wednesday; July 6th
on Mr. W. J. Woods' Lawn
Hottentot
Entertainers
Will furnish the program
The Committee were fortunate in securing
this famous group which consists of Male
Quartette, Character Comedian and Pian-
ist. The first half is an old time Min.
strel Entertaimnent, consisting of Southern
Melodies interspersed with Darkey Wit
and Humor, The second part is done in
white face and Quartettes, Solos, etc„ are
etnphasired. The Comedian gives Irish
and English Character Songs in costume,
Begot] Band in Attendance
Lunch served from 6 to 8.30
Refreshment Booth
Adults 500 Children 25c
Rev, W. J. Mattes, MI j, S. Ritchie,
Pastor. Pre, Ladies' Aid
BLU EVALE
LjNITED CH 1' kCII
friday hog, July 8th
On the Church Lawn
B LuE VA LE
Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock
Programme
Gorr1e Orchestra
Mr. Bert Abell, Comedian
Wingham
Solos, Qnartettes, Readings
Addresses by Local
Clergym en
Admission 35e and 25c
REV, A. V. WALDEN.
Pastor
HIP former's pat-ents, F. V. and Mits.
Dickson,
A miscellaneous shower was given
Wm, and Mrs. I/eternal' Mee Emily
King), at their home in TurItherry,
on Thursday evening, by their neigh-
, bora
The Anglican Church was crowded,
(.11 Sunday evening, when a Conee-
eration serviee Was eendurt ed by
Archbishop NVillittins, of 1,,,ildon. Rd -
sidled by the reetor, 11 S. Joiteu.
interesting Temperance and
Missionary program was given in the
United Church Sunday Sehool, ritt
Sunday moraine by the teem -fere as.
oisted by V. Dickson and R.
Stocks,
Dr. and Mrs. W. Spenee in tied
from their wedding trip, tin Saito-
.
(ley, and spent afew a yo 9%11 h t Ito
latter's parents. R. .1. and Mr e. Retie,
before lenvilig ler their hemp in Tor-
onto.
There will be a bee to clean up tlyi
Cranbrook cemetery on July 7th. All
persons having lots are asked to turn
out and help in the good work. All
are expected to bring a load of clay
to level up grounds.
.0 top sitit•y has been added to the ;
home of Jack, Steiss, on the Dth,
PRHSENTS SellottL 'WITH FLAG -
Lasr week. the school children of S.
S. No. 6, Wey, received a ptesent cif
which they are 111117-131•011(1. \VIM/1111
BitrItyr, mw living in Toronto, hut at
0110 time living on the farm on which
Bat•ker's School No, 6, Grey, wee
Ititi 11, presented the school with a
Union Jack. Me, Bat k et' wished it
for a t emetultratme of his school days.
And in this year of Jubilee cel-
PlWatiOn, it brings to the boys and
gills the message of allegiance carried
in the three et•osoes of the Union Jack.
Seinen, Reetner.-Following is the
result the Prompt kir Exotiti tin i no
held at 14 1.3 Ni. 4.. (-trey. The classes ;
are listed as they will appear next
September, 00 per (','nt pass, and
75 per cent lo honots. Sit IV -Buten
MeAllist PI sa, Si Sellers 70, Cammit
at lin 78, 1itm it (...
1! t-AN'ttlItree Beek ett 05. JD, I I-
te mnAilism et 59, Kenneth Stifle! it
09. 0 cot go IlleKay 52. Sit I1 -Carl
Glimmer 48, Haul (-trimmer 28 ,In
11-14 et ti rid im Willis, Mat gar ti t (4(111'
11111'. Lama S:tvitge, Howard 111,' I4oy
(-hill, le Jack lin, Sheldon Jacklin,
Myrtle Savage,
MAIWA111-,T 1414 'Pearlier.
The people m f S, S. No. lti llowiek
, Wut,
tthll( (1407 ((11 LI 11(1' itOtuo
end llefaintimm, cm Thursday
lnst, to spond mi socmial honr wit It Miss
Jennie Earls, itt,' her depatenve
from ;.;111......ol itttl, Miss 1411411 Alri.en-
nal; 11,,,seni,1 her with a chili bag
and Hiss Dorothy Bre wit presented
her with a scarf, while Aliso
Doh; end the following whit ess
1)5.111 51i88 EAtiLs -
We, your friends of IT S. S., 113%3'
gathered here this evening, to spend
0 social hour with you before your de-
s 1r1 m from 11111 midst It wal 9011.11
deep yew 11 that we learned that you
would no longer he the teacher of our
section. During your years of ser-
vice here, we have lent lied to regard
you as one of us, Your oll'orfs with
the pupils have been minting, and
you hove left an impression on all
that they will carry through life and
11111110111;, ttlrhongh you May be far
from here, W(11 C18 cannot express
how greatly yon will he missed by
pupils, parents and Minos of the emu-
munity. .11181 as a small token to
show the high esteem in which you
are held, we ask you to accept this
club bag and scarf, not for their in.
trinsic value, but as a slight remem-
brance, We tenet that as ynn look
at these in the years to come, you will
remember with pleasure all the
friends nf U. S. 8.16, We know that
you will make many new friends
wherever your work may take you,
but we hope that there will be a
warm spot in your heart for the
friends of this community, end that
it may often bring you back to see
us, Signed on behalf 01 1118 section,
MARTA: Ttorintersoet,
Bawer,
Neteren 1)one.
Miss Earlsreplied with a few well-
chosen words, The remainder of the
evening was spent with music and soc-
ial chat,
WROXETER
J, R, and Mrs, Wendt spent Thurs.
day in Londnn.
R, J. and Mrs. Rann were London
vieitors, last week,
Mrs. R. Stocks and Miss Daisy
Stocks spent elle week -end in Toronto.
A genevous coating of oil was ap-
plied to the Main street here, last
week,
Miss Dorothy Stuart, Toronto, is
holidaying with relatives in this vie.
inity.
Rev, Mr, Lane Seaforth, cohducted
services in the United Chureh, on
Sunday, Rev, Mr, Arenstrong going to
Seaforth,
Mrs. F. Mot'hoot and daughter Frans
ole, of Alton, Illinois, are gneste of
CRANBROOK
Lyle Gordon 18 .1:181I1111r th,;:,
lage
There will be a beim to clean up tit'
Casimbrook cemetery on July 7th. .All
'persons having lots arc ardzod to turn
out and help in the good work. APi
are expected to bring a le:t4 of clay
to level up grounds.
CRANBROCM SCHOOL REPl
SExion Ihrou
now.,
1Bargains in
Millinery
In order to clear out our
remaining stock Of Spring
and Summer Millinery we
will sell at greatly reduced
prices during the first two
weeks in July.
Call and see us if you
need a hat.
Carrie Hingston
Mortis, are daughters of the deceased.
Rev, W. A Williams, Presbyterian
minister, assisted by Rev. D. M.
Gest, bad charge of the funeral.
Ntr, Hatinier 11 11180 survived by three
1910111 11111) t'itt heathers, Mrs. J. Men-
ztes and Mrs. J. Hansuld, of Grey,
and MFR. J. Lynn. of Howilk : John,
of Alberta ; Andrew, of Stratford ;
August, Christian and George, of Eth.
• ; Louis, of Morris. Friend. were
p('I'OP 11 for the funeral from
Itipeg, Stratferd, Cliff; 'rd. Mildmay,
PDI'IlWimb. (4,1 ria, Listowel, 13, usselo.
Thr synnially of the contain ni fy is PIC -
ended the bereaved widow anti fata-
lly in Dumb hour of bet omiveritent.
W. 0. Lisheo, who n been prin-
e al of Ethel Public School for the
pm,st 5 years, has resigned and has nt'
• pted the principal:4nm, of Myth
rulmlie School. Tim • .'i :'rt Will 1,t;
sorry to lase Mr. and 51r, Bi.mbee.
WALTON.
W N ' " , 111
busineee,
The elreete in Mil t‘.1) atP being nt emm
Ilill Ed I • "
J11,, and ;NI 1 8,11111'.111n1 141 11 visiting.
Conti and :11 11;441.tiol.
Dr. a;:41 'Irt. fit own •qtettt tt
few days L eat tn, reetaly.
Jose.ph Bennett 111 en.11/1f1:9 1191 in the
199:111111 ia driving a team
Mrs. 111 own bad 3 number of holies
In a mai hoeking bee, Iasi week.
51 1 o. W 141,rIsom of 'Peron, cm, is
• t mg at the horn. of \Vim and Mrs.
H. y.
Dan't imago ilio ',den putty
Defy , Chttech, on 1Vtolt; thy eve, ing
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4. To tents 111111demsliters dear- '2'44 Yuu, Wila 11.;;V, 1,' 0, 1,11.• 010 0.1.-
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orlept town O.
4. Awl ,eattered far and near- O
C. Come Home! We wait to see O
O. you, 4.
O Came Home! The.;:e'4 room, '14
4. fear, ..le
C. Conn', you and youre, you're O.
4. welcome 4.
ee Come, celebrate this year. Co
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i• We know your memory's se,
et. thronging •1'
With the pranks you used to 40
play, Cr -
Would we could make you C.
Ci young again C.
f And live once more that day is •
C. But come back to Brussels O.
C. And meet Old Giris and Boys Ce
4. Who lived with you those ole 44 •
ee den days Cs
C. And shared with you their •
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The Old Carpet Town is call-
ing
Some one will ask for you
YOU musn't be the missing
one
Ali °there there but YOU.
tte tie O e". Ce
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anal Mrs, Rad rot ti, of 011m.
ton, aro present nt thhm
e oe of
their eon. 117. El. Radford. Air. Rad -
le eie.ietleg his son in 1.11P bum -
1.1, a 1.1 goroge.
eti tire') optn 17 the 2'', titer
NI- t 1 - • t'l "itm'
sale along with Me household furni•
titre on Tuesday, 3nly .51 it. See full
st
A pj,rijr. 11114.1bo A11811411'8 of Beth-
el Sunday Scheid w; it la.. 'iota emm July
2cmd, iti \Vtu. bush. Lot 14.
('.'o. 111, 51c.RMIlep. There be a
p11111.1 rain 111,11 Lonep. - he
• 1",1 A 11,“•1 ik o • ho ,•1
"Tito Hottentot Entertatit,ra are
(.!;iv.;r end men. The:: :5
- eng;:i; and
t'11(1131ded Were Weil l'f1(1•,:sroll. and OA
9. Attire of the applaus,.'-
Telegram. Toronto. They
Dir
wlil :repeal. at the us Church
Gard;;;Ii Porty, on Wethtn,tbly, July
er 11,x1 4111.
11 Splendid Jubilee Services Held
11 in Ethel United Church
cejt;111-1VEIvoelYS11. III:leCt11
1e';r"lg1;11:4
. '1‘' •;.;, ‘. 0 eon-
Pin tet, Stanley Fisolier, .Itiltmed
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lianri11 t" 1V-(4;`" F-1
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Kimmt• 1.1 the :home of ,avtd
wh, I., 111. 1m:el now
Jr, II to 44r, 11--11nry 3ie0attit-t .sers
(Den lint -timer 1 II 1, 51 oriel ,,:mst. my. I, 11,7.1 III 1.101!11 1 Wi0.!1 WIt•
1)1. Willie Zeigler irt, Imm Camel it: 1;-;I for n. J-chonl 1111 ,ti whr
ee .iir.
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stun MimEachein iP 1 tm .;., nm -'10'''l and tile s•lte•ml Imeimam.i
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Fischer ( II 1. 141111 11 014,-it, i11,. N'itle.
Cameron (P)
Prime''- Kenneth Mciletimild,
nut Fische',
Araco.,1. Foniticsmr Tsta.dretm,
ETHEL
hit's, Rola, Dilworth is on the sick
list Wp hope that she will socas
(14 01111(1 again.
MTS. P4.1 1 it.' of Donegal, spent son.
day with orients 111 ih 1111, attending :
the jubilee services.
Mrs. Wartilaw \Y 414 al Zut ich, hut
week, attending the 1\ ennin's
Itt-
alitellt, District annual meeting held
there.
Wesley anti Mrs. Pollattl, Geo. and
Mrs, Pollard and ed and Mrs. Cole, ;
all of Stratford Well'e arming the old
boys and git Is on Suuday,
Mrs, Aline R. 11 cm v'Travellers' Aid
Secretary of the Y. SN'. C. A., London,
spent a few days with her niece, 51rs.
Wardlaw, Airs. Remy was 01111 nf
the speakers at Clint on's Wernen.s
Institute an mial meeting,
WM. II:MOI111it 1)14CEAR1ID --There
passed away at his It 11(1', 1401 20, 00n,
9, Grey, William leek tni el., at the age
of 77 years, 3 months and 26 days.
He had been a life-Imig resident of
the locality, and was widely and favor-
ably known. The late Mr. Eckinier
had been in failing health for a MIMI.
ber of years, but was confined to his
bed for only ten days before his de -
noise. Paralysis of the throat reed-
ered him unable to be around, and he
gradually became weaker until he pas.
sea penoefully away on Monday, June
1311. The funeral an Thursday after.
noon was largely attended, elineen
the esteem in white he Wad held in tlie
neighbotiltood. Interment teas made
in Bitten, Centre cemetery, and be was
borne to his lase resting.place by his
six sons, Lorne, of Brussels ; Cecil, of
Howick ; Mervyn, of Avonbank ;
Hanley mai Glenn, at home, and Rus-
sel, of .01rna, His eldest. son, William,
of Winnipeg, wae tillable to be home
for the funeral. He is also survived
by bis widow, formerly Sam Sharpe,
daughter of the late Andrew and
Mita. Sharpe, Mrs. Henry McNichol,
rO P.31 MA 1 Mrs, Melvyn Gilitinenn, of
Grey, and Mrs, Walter Smillie, or
REV. D. M. GUEST
both churches in the After
the Presbyterian church was b'tilt
in 1874, the two congregatiors united
f or the weekly Sunday school evasion
and this plan was successfully canted
out until 1877 when the Methodist
people found a new }tome of their
own, the first Methodist church in
Ethel,
Looking back over those .years
since Methodism was tdiredmi her
We fool how great mutt hew beim
the eacrifires of those curly days and
we wonder if the people who are
here today, really appreciate the
privileges of Worship as much as
those early settlers did.
Opening of Church in 1877.
.July itt, 1877 was the date of the
opening of the firet, enurch, How
swiftly the years fly and old ;;CellEi3
and associations change in our midst.
Very few remain of 1411,440 who took
part in that joyful oceation. On Sun-
' day, July 1st, the ;church was ready
it. its first serviee. Three services
w, r ; chargc of :Z;•v. J. Grey
I reettlent 1 1mition Conti- ronce;
V. 0. D. Mote pastar 1.1fee
esbyterian eft:leiter:ale 1 in th vil-
late: and Chairman of
Ciekrieh in.etriet.
Th,, 1-705 .;nov.,.,d to
the c.:;ntro of the village From its
11011 lom etein 14'83111 ih.• T9wrislup
Mall in 111 7, On Nov :nth and Dec.
th.:, re -opening simrvie..mo wore
belt On Nov. 25th the (My WaR
4,I,t in :0 t..-YMMItY at tbrce
coy duc•ted in morning ond aft:moon.
147 Rev. E. F. AllliStrong and itt the
mernoon by Rev. W. E. StalTorti. of
itro ;sc 1,. Will.Se father was antic 1r1
1e77 when the first chnriot was built.
On the following, Sunday, 11,e. 2nd,,
impressi.ec De;dicatory W't'C
held when RA-. S. W. itt exworlhy
1.1 tee. hed at 11 a.m. ant
Jubilee Servieeq.
M • On Sunday I:14 anotiamr grs;•t,t day
\VW i;1•011( inth, history of the church
m During the oast fifty years we feel
; no single ,;vmt has been of such
teenneidous Importance to the world
;nt that of two years agn when two
great- worAibming 1(11111 ,1
; hands in fellowship, unity anti love
; to form our United Church 1,2 Can-
ada. While we have changEid the
1 rame of our church we feel We have
lost none of the old spirit of service
and .Pra.rifice and we are proud that
; when the great day of Unien dawned.
we- as former Methodists were /early
to throw in our lot for the common
; good and pay our contribution to the
; great new church.
Sunday Services.
/ Sunday last will keg be remtne-
bered as a (lay of joyful Re-u&on and
spiricual ineseeges from (hp pulpit
of the United Church. The church
; was crowded for the throe services
while m the eyening there was no
standing room long before the hour of
In the morning Rev. 5. W. HIM)
of Lindsay, Ont., preached a force-
ful sermon on the "Purpose and Obe
;het of the House of God" and um-
pEasized value of church attendance
and loyalty to God's house. In the
afternoon Rev. David Rage's preach.
ed in his usual scholarly way on the
subject- of the "116ly Spirit" as an aid
to worshin anti spiritual life. In the
evening, Rev. E. F. Armetvong, of
Listowel, delivered an appropreite
sermon on the subject of "Pathfind.
'ere in the Christian Life."
Special 1111151.-e was provided during
the day by the choir under the lead
meehip of P. N. Currie. Several
aethems were vtiell rendered and
solos by Miss Ruby Cleaver and Mrs.
(Rev.) Hann, of Linde aye•, duets by
Mrs. W, Michel and Miss Baker, and
Mrs. G. Michel and P. N. Currie. A
quartetto was well given by Messrs.
(Continued an Pego 4)