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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-6-20, Page 1VOL. 57 NU. I '2.00 yet (annum in advance An English Comedy in Three Acts tit� frmT 4„iL Thri' Will be presented in the TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS Friday Ev'g, June 22nd Commencing at 8.15 sharp Under the auspices of St. John's Church Ladies' Guild, by the Anglican Dramatic Club, of Milverton. Instrumental Music by the Lewin Family This play comes to Brussels highly recommended as the best play of the season, having toured Western Ontario Fall Fairs. Admission 35e & 25c. All Welcome ! BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY; f UNE 207 19213— Nov Adverttverneuts Trailer -Chas. li eff er Pam of money -To s Posa' P=1,1-1"11 Poier Ropalrs Ire nes6 t'ardlff t ern for 400 -, W T `t, a see ( a al:r Kt lnb,i (hnrch sot ((all Arc ss rlos A lions Drug Store A1.1,1 t1l0atl rtbur Ward Pre heron $tnll(n-Iteub, Marks Pitat ,• torsit t --W I ry{e(haoken Garden Party Ethel Presbyterian (Thumb Oat,hn Part total, ff lfnl10,1 lel ch U•u •., 0 .,.tt. ,...T .r .3341, Wal on )te-lfnlml--Bot a suborn 'rile boon 1308) Taros to--st, John's Cameras, Stn—le, It, solidi Aliso Ratti 11ir'ks has returned 1runt Stratford, where aIle has completed a Normal ea:rse. Austin and Mrs, Mat rtin tout little daughter, or'1'e:mote, ov,,,',• week -end visilnrs ter, the homeof Jun, Draughts. A cnmpa+,y or four )nen And two wonu'o evangelisto, known ns the Crusaders, held services in rho Anglo. elm Churob, on Sunday and Tuesday evenings, MORRIS Morris. Council has purchased a gravel pit from 14d. Pollard, 51h line, Old Boys, don't forget the Old Girls' rte.Union, at. the Stone School, on July Stir. Mrs, Alex. McNeil is visiting mem- bers or hei family at London, Walker - vine and Detroit:, fa Robt. nn(l Dlrs, Rogerson, Hallett. I visited the I'ormeI's cootie, Chris, vresammaumweetnomesmormesata T'i'e Surrounding District i iia.*** «'ra;dEonf>.:L»Fat_44-w«M itit:r;~dto PM.aK. +:ozogw +ww ail JAMESTOWN PICNIC,—S. S. No. 10, Morris, will hold their anniml picnic, in David Johnston's grove, on Friday after- noon, June 20th, There will be at goc(1 ptograru of sports, including n game of softball. Bouch on the grounds. A good time is promised, 13a tug your basket and enjoy a social afternoon with us. WROXETER Jos. and Dlrs. Barnard, of London, visited old friends in this locality, Mrs,Geo. Lorimer and little son, of Detroit, are visiting the former's mother, Mrs. John Vogt. Rev. -H. Bolinbrnke, the newly -ap- pointed pastor, spent Thursday Inst in'the village. His induction service will be held on June 28th. Garden Party Wednesday, June 21 BELGRAVE UNITED CHURCI'I Cold Meat ginner serval from 6 to 8 Hum, Salads, Cake and Pie and everything that goes to make a good mead, Splendid Program by the Eveready Male, Quartette Stratford Consisting of Solos, Ducts, Quar- tettes, Readings and Orchestra Music, Booth on the Grounds Should the weather he unfavorable Supper and Program will ire given inside. Admission 50 and 25 cents Rcv, J, Scohic, Mrs. Jno, Rintool, Paster. „Pres, Ladies' Aid Kenneth Gibson, of Hamilton, spent Sunday with his parents, Thos, and Mrs, Gibson, bPlby lirld Dits. Dobbs, of Beeton, visited at the home of D. D. and Mrs, 5011(10101113, This teens, I-Iugh and Mrs. Edgar and Rohmt and Mrs. Black attended the funeral of a relative in Guelph, last Friday. Rev. 11. Bolinbroke 1s the Ile:w 111111 - leer of the Wroxeter United Chan eh. He io transferred from Lstnbton Pres- bytery. ;t m Several ganies�in connection witi) inter -change of League of Soft 13th were played last week : Monday even- ing, the Wroxeter hors defeated Eth- el, in Ethel, when the score was 20- 10 ; on Friday evening, the L+'ordwich girls' and boys' Learns visited here. The Wroxeter boys won out by a of 17-11, but the gide were not as successful, being defeated by 2-0 ; Gerrie girls played here, on Saturday night, and were defeated by a score of 20-14. DON'T MISS THE Garden Pari —AT— MONCRIEFF UNITED CHURCH Friday Ev'g, June 22 (Rain or Shine) Supper served from 6 to S .,o to ,. THE NEWTON CONCERT COMPANY will supply an A 1 Program Admission 50e and 26c Rev, W. J. Maines, Mrs, F. Harrism o Pastor. Convenor. Diamod Julile ion STONE SCHOOL Thursday - No. 7,\ MORRIS July 5th OLD friends will be interested in the Grand Diamond V Jubilee Re -Union of the Old Girls and Boys at the Stone School, No. 7, 2nd Line, Morris, which is being held on Thursday, July 5th, commencing at 12 o'clock noon. In the afternoon there will be speeches by prominentOldBoYs, Music by the Mount Forest Kiltie Band, and Sports. For the evening an excellentei is ram ro followed by Dancing.p g being prepared, Come and enjoy a visit with your old time friends. Bring a well-filled basket. Hot coffee will be rovide h provided. A booth will be on the grounds. No Admission Fee - Everybody Welcome Rogerson, Sib litre, Morris, las' ween. Ncrlu'tn 14011 Mrs.illurrli anti fam- ily, or '1'croutn, spent Sunday with Mee, alimeh's Cousin. Mrs, Chris Reg- Pl'e0n Vict,. Si or and rs. Bn,'hanan and fam- ily, or Detroit, motored rap and Spent the past week with Mrs. Buc11a(uul's el, ,line, n„e14nt1, Old fi'ieilds are very sorry to hear that Mrs, D1. Jermyn, of 'Toronto, and formerly or Brussels, has been quite poorly of late, but now she is some- what unproved. Sidney J. 100(11rs, 11 au(1 Llit'en children, of Flint„ mere '('(' 1-00,0111visitors wit11 relatives in Blyth and with Mrs. Jays, Michie, the former's cousin, Mrs. Jno, McGill was in Toronto enr a few days last week, owing to the serious illness of her siste3.1 '.law, Mrs, Herb. Williamson, Her niece, bliss Cora Williamson, Toronto, ac - eine partied her blink forthe holidays. Keep in mind the Garden Party of Ebenezer Church, Browntown, on Friday evening of this week, 22nd inst. A good musical program assist ed by Harvey McGee, conic singer. wi1I- be presented, and Brussels and Bluevale girls will play soft ball, , WALTON ETHEL Presbyterian Church (1ARDEN PARTY Tuesday Ev'g, July 3 Supper served from 6 to S Goocl Program by "The favorite faun'' Loudon, Ont. Admission 50 and 25 cents .Suna1a.y, July 1st ''here will be Special Services at 11 a. m, and 7.30 e. m, Rev. Mr. McDonald, of Lucknow, will preach S at both services S Special music by the Choir and others Rev. W. A. Williams, Pastor. 'Mrs, W, McInnis, Pres. Ladies' Aid, which she is held, Later, the bride and groom left by motor for Niagara Faille and Toronto, taking the boat for a fide down the 1' -' EthelQJ e7jte �i ir'ir16.1rcdi'1 ANNUAL GARDEN PA R'I'Y Monc'ay, June 25th Supper served from 8 to 8 o'clock Good program by Morningside Ladies' Quartette, of Toronto Miss Julia 13 11 1 1 ,p+ano Mi,, Pearl it bow, 2nd Soprano Mrs, W. U. Golding, 1st Alb, Mrs. C. Allen, 21:1 Alto As,iste, by Miss Bell, Reader Miss A. Golding, Soprmo Soloist Sunday, June 24th Special service at 7.30 p. m Rev, R. W. Hart, of Trowbridge Quartette will sing. Bigger and Better than ever Admission Soo and 25.c Mrs, J. King, D. NI, Cucst, Pres, Ladies Aid. Pastor, •a. utttvrence tni•ougn ETHEL the Thousand Islands to Montreal and Rev. Williams has purchased new Ford carr. Mrs. Hugh Addy is at present u der the doctor's care. Mrs. Fred Rowland, Con. 0, 11 Quebec, the bride travelling in a dress of floral bine ensenlbe with coat to matell, •• GREY Don't forget the h Diamond Jubilee Re•Union, at ,the Stogie School, on July 5111. A Grey Twp.. youth was fined 915 and costs for driving as car without a chauffeur's license. Miss McIntosh, of Toronto, is spend- ing the Summer vacation with P. A. and Mrs. McArthur, Miss Mae Onolc, who was attending' Stratford Normal Schooh returned home, on Friday, having completed her tet Mrs, Thos. Alcock, 14th Oon., left Monday by 0, P. R. to visit with her sisters in Winnipeg and other points in Manitoba, Miss Cora 141, Alcock, R. N., of t1) k, KNOX CH Until f ANNUAL CRANBROOK J.. KERR, P,;Soorie(or^ '! P d e n Part warden feuy , Thursday, June 2iith Supper `from 6 to 8 Excellent Program by Bob Wilson Comedian Miss Grace Bonnick Entertainer and others Refreshment Booth on Ground Should weather be unfavorable Supper awl Program will be given inside. Adults 50e Children 25c Rev. W. A. Williams, Mrs. M. Engel, Pastor, Secretary. Du£ia's t” -i cri Chtzrch $LTON Wednesday, July 4th on Mr. W 3. Woods Lawn The_ Brunswick Trio of London, wi11 t'urllbsh a 130111p1ete new program Hear Jcck.S a1i,:nt�'1le 13313,,,. SEAFORTti KILTIE BAND Tea served frOM 6 to 8,30 R('n•e,i,mann Adults 500 Children 25e Rio', 1X' J Main, Past1r. M 1 . (arhu:r, D1r., ka+,.sat. Pres Liza; Aid. Personal Paragraphs 1 Jr (,en. A, Best was horse for the weekend, a Jun Harrison, teller at t11eStandatd Bitnk, is away. on his holidays. n- Miss May A:mauling is visiting friends atToronto ,ued Acton, es M1•. Milier, of Auburn, is the reliev. been on the sick list for the pa .t Ing teller at 1.10 Standard Bank, Verner.. Clegg, of Ponliae, Mich., o- was a week -end visitor in town. st Dfiss Graeae Kel•naghien south the week -end with Miss Garel Evans of 0111110», n S 11)111 Mrs. Love, of Mo 0 11111, in Sask., are visiting with Mrs. Me - Crack en. is George and :111'e, Irwin, of Toronto, 01 43330 weekend viol(ols at the home of W. A. Lowry. f_ Miss Fannie Rees, of Chesney, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J, E. Smith, fest week Dr, and Mrs. George Il, Ross, of Winghane, and Dr. J. Vernon Ross, of London, were home for the weekend, Miss Dnris E. Ross, B. A. and Miss - Marjorie T, Ross, B. A, ate spending a f days t' d s vlth the iv it t• n n t Y parents, D. and c e Dirs. Ross. ' P 1 Old friends of Mrs. James Duncan d will be sorry to learn that she has not s been enjoying gond health, but all t hope for n speedy recovery, Mrs, (Rev,) Powell, Mrs. Chester Armstrong anti Carman Powell mot- ored up front London, nn Monday, and were (3(311111(3 on nn old friends. Mrs, J. Crozier, of Los Angeles, and better known to old Brusselites as Miss Emma walker, • ie visiting old friends in and arnnnd Brussels. 2111•, 0140103 is expected to pay a short vis. it in July, work. P. and Mrs. Sleightholm and TI ward McKee visited in Stratford la ekwe. Dr. and Mrs. McMaster and Joa spent a couple of days last week ' Toronto. Miss Ethel IVIclhlaster, of U'copia, spending her vacation at the home Dr. E. A. McMaster, A. and Mrs. Judd and son, of Bra .fano spent a few days with Mrs. Spence in the village. Miss Ida Bremner returned to the Dunbar store on Monday after en- joying' a two weeks vacation.. J. H. Fear has improved the, ap pearance of his spacious residence h putting a few new touches to th verandah. Job King and James McLellan were assisting' A. S. Bain serve hi customers at his clearing sale a Youngstown, Ohio, is visiting wi • her parents, Thos, and Mrs, Alcoa Mrs, O. Fhlgland is training a boys' 14th 0011., and other old friends in th choir in Duff's Ohurch, township. W. J, Neal intends taking a trip toot'- A, W. and Mere, Beacom, of Mullett, the Old Land, this Summer, announce the engagement of their John McDonald is unable to write daughter, Laura Marjorie, to Joseph his exams., this week, owing to sick- E. Lyon, son of Harry and Mrs, Lyon, Hess. the marriage to take place in June. Wm, Shortreed and his snn, Gord- The bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. on, are going about again after being RobtIPearson, 111 for several weeks, Fulton School ReUuion notes : The W. and Mrs. Humphries attended first trunk has arrived to be foil - Mrs. Duggan's funeral, at Seaforth, owed shortly by its owner, one of the on Monday morning. oldest old school boys, Jim Merntosh, Mrs. Jno. Berry left on Monday to Tom Smart says, 'You bet your hot- ylsit with her family in Manitoba and tom dollar I'll be there, if Pm alive," Alberta for the Sommer. Emmy ,McNeil (Mrs. 13., McNnugbtl, Mrs, W. Clads and Alex. spent ten from Saskatchewan, is here, Pour of days with Mrs. Mowbray, in Detroit. the Kyle girls ere corning, also IlIrs, J, elowbray accompanied them home, Jas. Duncan, Belle McIntosh (MIs. Ml's, Clarence ,Tohnston and little' Bell), Belle tMo'I'aggnrt, Sadie Merag- daughter an(1 Mrs. Joe, ,Tohnston, of gait, Janes F. 111r'Nalr, Minnie Alc- 131yth, visited Colin and Mrs, Ping- Nair, Will. MoTnggltrt, Tom Shiels, land, recently, Alex, McNabb, Will, McIntosh, Mentor McNeil is coming, too, if possible. LroN — BEACOM, — On Saturday, June 16th, a quiet, but pretty wed- ding was solemnized at the manse, Londesboio, when Rev. James Abeey united in marriage Laura Marjorie, eldest daughter of A, W. and Mrs. Beacom, and Joseph I'h Lyon, son of Harry and Mrs, Lynn, Miss Ida Ly- on, sister of the groom, was brides- maid and Harold Beacom, brother of the bride, supported the groom. The bride was prettily gowned in a dt'ess or powder blue crepe mumble trim- med with lace with hl0ntie shires and hose to match, After the ceremony, 0. wedding dinner was served at tate home of the bride's parents, Latter, the bride and groom left on a motor trip to Dresden, Detroit and other points, 1he bride travelling in a tithes of rose biege silk flat crepe, navy coat and hat to match. Dir, and Mrs. 13ettoorn will reside ou the groom's farm, 13th Con„ Mullett, The bride ie a granddaughter of Mrs. Rotert Peon, OtersI1ITVARY, — Early nn Thnt'sday morning, June 7th, Moa, 13. Laing pas- sed quietly away at her at her home, 85 Grey et„ Brantford. She had been ill for the past 6 menthe, so her de- cease was not unexpected. The fun- eral was held on Saturday afternoon and conducted by Rev, J, .F, Rcyorafe, interment being mita° in Mount 13ope oetnetery, the remains being laid be- side her late husband, who had Mede - ceased her about 7 weeks ago. The pallbearers were all members of the Brantford Fire Depat truant, lyre, Laing was born near Jsrseyville and was in her 80th year. She and Mr, - Laing had celebrated the '05th an- niversary of their marriage, Jest Feb- ruary, 01' a family of seven, only two survive 1 Wm. If. 'Luing and Mrs, J. Lemont, both of Brantford. The late Mrs, Wnl. Tiny was a (laughter. The subject of this notice resided in this township for many years and she was most highly esteemed, She was nit excellentthorrrenieker, n good neigh' Her and a faithful wife and mother, Friends of the familywill s vin - entity to the bereaved, Very few couples ere privileged to attain to the fie, showing the High esteem in ages of Mr, and Dori{, Laing and to upend such a long life together, Watch out For the advertisement, next; week, for the babe sale to be held in the I, 0. 4V. Hali, on June 80th, at 280 p. m. Russell Marks has made a splendid improvement on his blacksmith shop by building a new addition to the front part of it. It has been 'reported that Walton School P11,11' hoe been cancelled for this year. It may be easier to drop it than to start it tip again. Mrs. Thos. Leeming, Don. 12, Me. ICillop, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, in the Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, is improving nice- ly. Beep July 4th open for the annual garde.' party of Duff's Church, The Bruinswiek Trio in brand new songs have been engaged and "Jodi" Ball- antyne will help thong with his comic songs. The Seaforth Kiltie Baud will also be present. See advt. The Guild of St, George's Ohureh intend having a sale of all binds 61 homemade baking, in A, 0, U. W. Hall, on Saturday, June 80th.. Lunch set'ved from 8 to 7 o'clock p, in. Strawberries and cream is on the mewl.oarde, The hall opens at 2,30 o'clock, Bioowie — OROSIER, — One of dr prettiest of June weddings was sd enn,izetl on Saturday, Jtu1e 0111, high nuns, when Ida, earned laugh= ter of Jno. and Mrs. Crozier, of Wal- ton, beoame the bride of George O. Brown, only son of Wm, and Mrs, Brown, of Blyth, The ceremony was perforrned by ltev, James Abery, of Auburn. The charming bride looked handsome in a gown of apricot georg- ette and lace exggttisite y simple in its lines with rnat.cbing 1080 and black satin pumps. The bride'e only attend ant was Miss Isobel MoAndeety, eons - in of the poem, of Drayton, who was dressed in azalia flat crepe, white the groom was supported by Andrew Cro- zier, brother of the bride. After the ceremony, the wedding guests num- bering about fifty including relatives of both bride and groom, sat down to a most sumptuous wedding dinner, The toast to the bride and groom was proposed by Rev, Mr, Abery rind re- sponded to by the grootn. The bride received many useful and beautiful gi • Monerieff last week. Messrs. Thuell & Mercer, of _Pal- merston were in the village last week snaking a bid for some of the wiring jobs for hydro. Quite a few from here attended the evening service at Roe's United Church on Sunday. An extra large cong'}egation attended. A second covering of gravel has been put on the station road from Con. 10 to the C. N. R. tracks. A big imroprovementad, has been made in Uiis Ethel United Church Garden Party will be held on Monday, June 25th:, Hear the Morningside Ladies Quartette in a high class prograin that is sure to please everyone. A special service will be held in the United Church on Sunday even- ing at 7.30. Rev. E. W. Bart; of Trowbridge. will preach and the Morningside Ladies' Quartette will assist the choir of the church, Every- body welcome. Roe's United Church annual Gar- den Party on Thursday last proved to be one of the best held for a num- bre of years. The weather was fine, the supper good and the Listowel folks in "Does It Pay" delighted the largo gathering. Several from her al -tended the funeral in A,twoocl ore Wednesday last of the late Mrs. Reed, The de- ceased who was a neice of Yirs. W. G311 was well and favorably known Isere and to all the sorrowing ones the sympathy of the community is extended. Three car loads of repreeentatives of the Ethel Women's Institute at- tended the Annual meeting of the District hi Gerrie last Thursday. Mrs. in(D1'.) Wardlaw, of Ethel, is re- ceiving congratulations on being elected as President for a second year. While a little bit late, we are quite enthusiastic in extending con- gra'cnlations to Mr. and Mrd, Palmer Somerville who were married a couple of weeks ago. Sometimes the hubby makes the dough while his Wife makes the bread, but Palmer will be making the dough tend at the same time ranks among the best bread makers of the land. About thirty members Of the Wo- man's Missionary Sohiety of the United Church enjoyed a pleasant car ride last Tuesday to Atwood where they were right royally enter- tained by Mrs.... P. McKee in their regular monthly sheeting. ,After the business meeting which was in charge of the President, Mrs. W. )31etnner an appetizing luneh was served and a vote of thanks extended to Mrs, Mcli:ee, Geo. and 'Mrs. Oxtoby, of Innisfail Alta., are spending a while with friends here, H. Fear is unloading a car of Al- berta coal and is having no difficulty at all in disposing of it. S. S. and Mrs. Cole of Stratford, and formerly of Ethel left last week for the West where they intend to spend a few months. Leslie Earl believes in being pre- pared for .that great day when the Hydro Commission decide to turn on the juice and has had his buildings wired. The work is almost complet- ed. In reporting the "cistern" epidem- ic that hi'c our village last weak we unintentionally omitted the name of James McLelland. He also had a nice soft -water reservoir built at his Mrs. Ida Lnwr;y was visiting with her (langht,er ,u. F 1101,3. Jos. Quin to made it hnsiuoss trip t0 Kit.rbetl"l anal Galt, this ween;, Mt, Idntiltnn, o1' the Si siniafd Back staff, is relieving at. Auburn, j hlisa I3ruee was a 31 Ito, it11 old: 211011ds rat 13 4, l.ewlrl and 131Ast — tat .13i,r. Phyllis,Irel r, I of Uetl(it. are visit in', the t,et.en•y, )Miss \Vi»1311ted Long is vi>itilg in Dettnit and Pontine nit her 0,10•1ti,•n, Robert anti lits. 1\'.') (1 and i•ttaily, of T.,aont0, %Vero aveeir-end visitn)0 in 1',w)), Mrs. II) )Soot has beet' "beores rat 1101 sister, Abs.g t 14,:13011311, Rus• \Vhe0ler, at Mfrs, Anoi,t 31t's.er is riait'ug het' dattuhter, 'Mrs, Pn'.' 4l Li-alru0x, at Detruit, 111iss Jean CB/linger, of .Tun1etown, t.hoguest of Miss Donehla McDon- ald, J' hn st, Miss Geruude Ross, "f Tot onto, 1spent :he weekend with her parents, ]. (` ,,rd lire, Rocs. bliss On:Is ante 34"rdon, of T."rdnn was as week -end visitor at the home of D, C. and lir?, Ross, Prov, Officer \Chitesides and Co. Oonetable h11etu p. of (Tnderirhr were iu rove, 011 Sa10(day. ti• e b It i,, , .1 Toronto, spent the weeks ' If •11. 1)ontr• of Jas.and Mrs, Aiw ern) g, Minta sr. Geo. and .Mite. Iaawson, 'f'ISvertoe, were tPPPI:-Suri v1sitors with the lat- 1ei's pa: ent<. P, and Moa. Atai ent, Walter \Villinrrtsnn is rem esenting Western Star Ledge 1, 0. 0. F„ ab Grand Lodge, at Toronto, this week. Harold and Sirs, Work, of Port El- gin, were week end visitors at the home of the foarnet's brother. John Werk, Fred nand lira. Wood and son and Miss blas WVood, of C11ath•lm were renewing old friendships in town, last week. Mrs. (Rev.)John Ferguson, of Tor. onto, is spending the Sommer whir Miss Menzies and other old friends in town. Mrs. Gen. Swirling arrived home, last week, after spending the Winter with her daughter in Los Angeles, Of/Woman, Walter Kerr, who has been in the Strat ford Hospitalis side In walk Ar- ound but not :tole to be moved to his home in Toronto. Will. 'McDowell is spending a short vacation at the parental horse. He will resume his Plummer course at Queen's University. Miss Louise Rose returned last week from Stratford Nnrutxl• She bas 8e- e111'ed 111e Sennet! at 14lue100, near Mit- 01 ell, for sex' ' Airs, 1Vm, Seeker and Dlisr' Pearl eft fey Toronto, nn Tuesday morning. The former will undergo an operation v,the removal of her tonsils, Olark and Mrs, Anderson and three hildren and Mr, Smith and Mrs. And - teen's niece, of Kitchener, were 81i11- day visitors at the home of Jas. and Mrs. Williamson.Jnlm D. Stewart and Mrs, Margaret itchie, of Winchester, have been pencling'(he past week at the bottlef Alex. Stewltrt, Q11ef'rl s1, The visit- ors are son and daughter of the late Donald Stewart. Robett G. and Mrs. Dark went to Fergus Hospital, on Monday morn- ing. Mr. Dark had four X-rays tak- en and will retrain for 'treatment foe a few days. Mrs. Dark 3910rued home, on M0ndae night, Jos, tend Mrs. Qnerin were eisitcrs at the home of Htu•rytand Mrs, Kirby, et London, Inst week, Dire. Kirby and daughter returned with them, 011 Monday, and are remaining for a few days, Mr. Kirby le also here,Mrs, Warren E. 011ter and son, Olare, and Dlrs, Mitrehall Oakley, of Bay City, Mich., spent the week with the Misses Fulton, in Lown, Misses Fulton will r01(lrn with them fora few weeks' visit at their home in Michigan, Sunday vial trre at the home of Mre, Ida Willie were Wm, and Mee,Montgomery and daughter, Helen, A. and We. Harris and son, 13owatd, of Fordwlch ; I3, H. and Mrs, Sullivan Id son, Billie, (Ind John and Mien Sod, )fount Hope, and Va10e and rs. Sanderson, Winghltm, On Tuesday last Rev. and J4irs. 1 Oldham arrived at their home (A Atwood from a pleasant honeymoon, Fn Rev, 01(1110111 le Rector of the Ang11- 0t'.n church at Henfryn and his e 1'('i1,11tis in the community extend best e wishes. Thos. Dougherty ha decided that he has taken the other fellow's Aust quite tong enough and last week stepped in'co a new Petro sedan. While a novice at the alt of car driv- " ing he handled it with as much ease as he used to handle the equine qua- druped. Jos Nicholson and Will Spence motored to Petrolia last week to visit friends, Accompanied by Ern- est McGinn 'chey then motored to Flint, Mich,, to enjoy a lively holiday there. While in Flint they had the privilege of a very pleasant ono - plane trip over the city. willbe Orange Service — Divine service held, in the Grove at 8 o elock on Sunday, June 24th, under the aus- pices of L. 6. L. No. 631 and East- ern Star Lodge' L. T. 13., No. 406. Rev, J. 11. Geoghegan, of Milverton, will deliver the address. Proceeds in aid of the Orphans Rome at Rich- mond Hill, The Salvation Artily Band of Listowel will be present and supply the music. A11 Orange lodges Yogng Britons and True Blues are invited to be present. Everybodyat welcome. Ed. Rowland, W. M,, C. ' 11 M Bateman, Secretary.