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VOL, 57 NO, 4
$2,00 15er annum in advcince
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, :NIA' )' 1 I, 1g28
Melville Presbyterian Church
BRUSSELS
Anniversary Services
Will be conducted by
REV. JAMES WILSON, of Brampton
on Sunday, July 15th at la d? p, m.
Special Music will be furnished by the Choir
GARDEN PARTY
Monday Ev'g, July 16th On the Manse Lawn
The Program will be furnished by
The Sandy MacDonald Concert Co., of Toronto
Consisting of the following :-SANDY MacDCNALD, Scotch Comedian,
(the Funny Mnn free Giesca): MISS PATRICIA MacALLiSTER,
Champion Dancer ; MISS MARGARET TAYLOR, Entertainer ; MISS
EVELY BRAITHWAITE, Soprano.
Lunch will be served
REV. F. 0, FOWLER, Pastor.
Admission 35c and 25c.
A, A. LAMONT, Secretory.
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JAMESTOWN
Mee. McLean, from near Fort Will-
iam, is visiting at the home of her 418 -
Ler, Mee. Wm, Moses,
Walter' and Mrs, McCutcheon, of
Hamilton, were visitors at the horse
of J• J, McOuteheon, 2nd lune, Mr.
McOutcheol sang at the re -onion at
Howick-Grey School, on Thursday
of last week.
WROXE.TER
Atkin Ran n, Toronto, spent Sunday
at his home here.
Miss Florence Hall is holidaying
with relatives at Leamington.Lawrence A1111111 told family, of
Loudon, visited relatives here, last
week.
Robert McKercher, of Montreal, is
spending a two weeks's holiday with
his parents here.
Stewart and Airs. Sanderson, Lon-
don, were recent visitors with the
former's parents, D. D. and Mrs,
Sanderson.
Misses Margaret and Isabel Davey
are visiting relatives ab Alliston.
Mrs, Rubt Rae, of Ardath, Sask.,
spent several days at the home of Airs,
J, K. Rae,
bins, Ray Lecky, of Herschel, Sask.,
Sask., is the guest, of her sister, Miss
Mary Harris.
Won. and Airs. McLean and H. and
Mrs. Pattelnou wex'e (veek-end visitors
at c4iagara P11118.
The following item taken horn tin
Mildmay Gazette refers to a son of D.
\V. and Alrs. Rise, IInwtek : "W. (r,
Rae, who has been Principal of the.
Mildmay Public School for the past
Lwo years has sent in his resignation
to the Trustee Board. He has accept-
ed a position nn the Toronto teaching
staff at a salary of $1,050 per annum,
and the Board, although exceedingly
sorry to see hila go, Inas • accepted his
resignation. Mr. Rae is a young man
at geed principle, an efficient teacher
and an excellent disciplinarian and is
"as clean as a whip," The Board will
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havea difficult. time e toud another
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S*eci
For One more Week only
ending on the 19th of July
Groceries
Black and Green Tea, loose,
reg. 75c for 59c
P. & G. Soap, 6 cakes for25c
Washing Ammonia, 4 pkgs for
25c
Pure Clover Honey, 10 ib pail
for $1.25
Eddy's Redbird Matches, 3
;loxes for 25c
Dry
Dresses
Silk Crepe, Fugi Silk, Broad-
cloth Voiles to clear at .$1.98
(These are a real bargain.)
Hats
We are clearing out the bal-
ance of our Ladies Spring and
Sumner Haas, also;
Felts at . $1.98
Chilclr,ns at . ... .... .....980
Men's and boy's straw hats.190
Shoes
Children's Running Shoes, at
per pair See
Women's Running shoes, at
per pair $1.29
Shirriff's Jello, 4 pkgs for 25c
Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 2
for 25c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs for25c
Sodas, 2 Its for .25c
Ginger Snaps, 2 Ibs for, ..23c
Eagle Brand Salmon, per can
37c
Redpath Sugar, per cwt$6,50
Goods
Staples
Men's Balbriggan underwear,
each . 59q
Men's Merino underwear earl
89c
Ladies Vests, each 19c
Leather Label Overalls, special
$1.80
Peabody's shirts $1.29
Boy's Suits from $1.98 to $7.95
Ladies Supersilk Hosiery, reg.
$1.50 for $1.29
Ladies Art Silk Hosiery,..39c
Towelling, 4 pieces, special per
yard . 15c
Prints, Ginghams and Chain-
brays, per yard 25c
Ladies and Childrens Oo'cton
hosiery in black and sand, per
pair 22c
All Summer Dress Lengths Re-
duced.
China
White & Gold Dinner Set, 07 English Clover Leaf Cups and
nieces $23.50 Saucers at 15c.
(Best quality made),
!W. Come in and share the Bargains,
, Highest prices paid for Eggs.
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Phone 2211 ETHEL
New A.dverilecment,,
Hoy for ealn-Tho,. 01[nor
Hny for 81118•-.11. T8811180[1
Piss for 851e -1t, J. N,•1 n'nneo
Tile for sa!e-Be 1ph 'Thomson
Tenders for p8anMIK-1811w] Pu bile School
Tenders for dredging -11 11. O'Brien
Auction Sale -George Ramsay
Tenders wantsd-[}rev commit
Trndernwanted-(Ian,H (leafier
hurt summer sale -Mise 8h'gston
unmmuulty Ple-nln-chamber-of Commerce
Oivtn Holiday -Brussels 005961
principal of Mr. Ittie'8 rare type."
Mrs. J. Gallaher has gone gone to
Hamilton, where we hope that her
health will be benefit d.
John Grrnmill, Salem, suffered a
paralytic stroke, Inst week, awl is in
a 8400115 condition at his home,
While working in his garage, Ar-
nold Edgar had the misfortune to
1h'ar•ivdeany,e of his fingers badly hurt, on
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CRANBROOI£
Many took in the re -union at the
Fulton School, on TI1eShcty.'
Miss Annie Steele is in Kitchener
Hospital undergoing an operation.
Mrs. Olmstead has been laid up with
an attack of flu, but is progressing
(favorably 0: W.
Wm. tinct Mrs, Sm811don, Jackson,
Mich,, spent the weekend at the foe-
tner's home here,
Mrs. Lyle Gordon, of Detroit, is
spending a holiday at the home of her
mother, Airs, John Hunter,
Mrs. Harry Smallclon and slaughter,
Edith, arrived horne last Wednesday
after an 8 weeks motoring trip to
Stratford, Galt, Burlington, Hamil-
ton, Toronto, St, Catharines, Welland
and Niagara Falls, also visiting
Brock's monument. They had a good
tune.
MONCRIEFF
TIIE MAGMA& RIs' UNION PIO
011 1Vednesday, July 4611, an interest•
ing event took place at Bayfield when
over 100 of the Machan relatives ancl
friends rnet to enjoy a Re -union. The
time was spent in feasting, sport con•
tests, bathing, family conferences and
social chat. Among those present
was Airs, Robert Machan, of West
Alonkton, who, although in her 85111
year, enjoys an outing quite as well as
the young people. In honor of her
p1454000 on t11ie 0101141011 she was pre-
sented with a bottle of perfume. Dur-
ing the day several photographs were
taken of the group. A reunion of this
kind leaves behind it many pleasant
remembrances. Many happy returns
of the dny.
Scutum I(LroRT.-Fallowing is the
f4e1111 111 PL•nlnntinn Socaminations;('ur
S. 8, No, 8, (trey, Honors 75 vier cent,
Pass 80 per rent, To JR IV -Mad-
e -0u S ei S)
9 •Jennie aleKay y
2• Cynthia Meehan 78 ;Cee}I J
lch-
an 69 n fieebie Huffman 0.18 ; How-
ard 111cNaught 83 , Russel (sole 58 ;
Jeanie Harrison 67. To Sic III -
Lindsay McKay 76 8 ; Dorothy Mann
67.4 ; Lillian Harrison 68 4 ; Marshall
Harrison 58 6 ; Cecil Robinson 57.2 ; j
Myrtle Gole-Promoted on account of
illness. To JR. HI-ieonlyd Machan
60 ; Donald Riehl 60. To II -Louis
Harrison 70 8 ; Everett Robinson 69 ;
Mary Pratt, 70 ; Lloyd Machan 03,
To I -Irma Hoffman 88 ; Wilma Har -
118011 35 ; Bettie Machan 85 ; Isaac
Golgi (Promoted). PIIIMER-Charlie
Harrison (gond), Steel Livingstone
(good), Lloyd fond, Stirling Mond.
B. 3. Roy, Teacher,
GREY
Percy Mulheron, of Brantford, in
spending a holiday at tIle Purvis home
on the 6111 con.
Will. and Mrs. Ebliott, of Amherst.
burg, are visitors 111 the home of Will.
Cardiff, this week.
Asneaky thief of Con. 9, Grey, stole
a quantity of strawberries from his
neighbor foe his Sunday meals,
Edgar Hollinger, Detroit, spent the
weekend with his fatter, Jake Holl-
inger, and his aunt, Mrs, H. Speiran.
Mo. and Mrs. Anderson and child-
ren, of Peterboro, were visitors, dur-
ing the past week, at the (tome of
Mrs. R. Wilson, 10th Con.
CARD OIC' ThANlcs - Wo wish to
thank our friends and neighbors for
the words and deeds of Mildness ex•
tended to us at the death of our fath-
er, Elijah Jacklin, We will never
forget them. JACI{LIN FAMILY.
Soaoor, REPORT. - Following are
the Promotion Examination results
for S. S. No, 8, Grey ; To Sm, IV -
Honors -George Elliott ; Pass -Viola
Turnbull, Norman Stevenson. JR,
IV -Pass -Laura Reputed, Margaret
Pearson, Eva Parr, Bert Rowland,
SR. III -Pass -Ina Turnbull, George
Hoy, George Pearson, Ralph Pearson,
Hugh Pearson,JR, III -Honore -
Jean Pearson ; Pss-Roes Stevenson,
Jessie Pearson, Helen Rowland, Fred
Keifer. JR II -Halbert Ke1Yer, SR,
I -Lloyd Hoy, Bernice Parr, Doris
Itaynal'cl. PRIMARY. ---Kenneth Wil.
bee, Isabelle Turnbull, Cameron Som-
ers, C. EV ANS, Teacher,
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Dancin
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a Harold Skinner's
Blue Water Boys
�Ip * I b
Wingham Arena
(1'liis fa1'18ara ate busy with the he
ern 1),
l'h 1028 thistle erop is going to be a
good one along the sideroad.
A new cement foundation 11(18 been
pit tinder the barn of Harvey Hunter,
lhli Con,
Mins M. Livingstone, 'Toronto, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Airs,
A, Yuili.
We are still waiting for the report
of the Re.uuiou at the Boundary
school.
Don't forget the community picnic.
at Bayfield, on July 191)1, Announce-
ment is made in this issue,
HAD A 1311/ Tam -The Re -union a
Fulton's School on Tuesday was a hi
success. A full cream It will appea
l n our next 1es11e,
MIS. Silas Johnston, 10th Com, i
progressing favorably from an aper
ation for goitre, at Kitchener Ilosp
itel.
Hiss. W, G, Far'gnhaesou and 11111
sou. of Provost, Alta„ are visiting old
friends and took in the Fulton School
Re-uniun where the former taught as
Miss Kate Telfer,
The funeral of the late Elijah Jack
lin was held last Wednesday after
•y ,1,
COMMUNITY'S
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
4. A community patriotic ser-
:• vice will be held on the Wro-
xeter Park, Sunday afternoon
4. July 22nd at 2.45 p.m. Rev, .
4. A. W. Barker, B. D., of Brus-
• eels', will speak. Special pro4.
-
* 4. grams will be provided for
g , the public. People of all de- •
nominations are invited to• co- R•
s S• perate. A community choir et
• l S' will render special music. d•
noon from the home 01 his son-in-law,
Telford Helfer, 7111 1100„ and was
largely attended. The pallbearers
were six grand -sons :-Rohert Bird,
Andy Jacklin, Wilfrid Ketl'er, Mel-
ville, Richard and Jos. E. Jacklin.
The firmer bearers were also six
grand.children. Among the many
floral tributes was a beautiful spray
of roses from six of the grand -child-
ren, Andy, Clifford and Laura Jack -
lin, and Wilfrid, Charles and Ralph
Keller, Interment was made in the
Brussels cemetery. Deceased was
born in Lanark Co., of English par-
ent?, and carne to Grey township
about 1864, and lived on the boundary
and 2nd non, until 13 years ago when
he and his par bier in life moved to
Brussels to reside. Besides his wid-
ow, who is in poor health, he is sur-
vived by six sons and four daughters.
WALTON
The garden party held on the lawn
of Wm, J. Woods, on Wednesday ev-
enfWg, July 4th, was without question,
the most successful of any that has
been held so far, The total receipts
amounted to about $600. A most
sumptuous supper wee served by the
ladies of the congregation of the Un-
ited Church, Au excellent progtam
was given by the Brunswick trio, of
London, and "Jock" Ballantyne, the
Scotch comedian. Every thus he ap-
peared, he brought shouts of laughter
from the audience. The program
would not have been complete with-
out the Seaforth Kittle Band, which
8485 in attendance. A refreshment
booth 8405 on the -grounds and
the Mission Band had a booth at
which they sold homemade made enndy.
MORRIS
Haying is now on,
The Stone School Re -union was a
big success last Thnreclay.
Misses Juneve and Elaine Hull, of
Walkerville are spending a holiday
with their grandparents, Alex, H, and
Mrs. McNeil, 5111 lice,
Mrs, E. McLean and daughter, Miss
Hope McLean and little granddaugh-
ter, ;foyer. Gorton, of Detroit, are vis-
iting orae at the
h of W. S
ti, R. noses.
The big community picnic will be
held at Jowett's Grove, 5117081(1, on
Thursday, July 10th. See announce-
ment in this week's issue of THE
POCA.
STRI/ 00 THANES. - We wish to
thanks our neighbors and friends for
their kindness and sympathy in the
sudden demise of their, daughter, El-
va. It will 110t soon be forgotten, ,
DAYm ANI) MRS. RAMSAY.
SCHOOL REPORT -Following is the
result of the Final Promotion Exam-
inations of S. S. No. 9, Morrie, as the
classes will be next term : SR. IV -
Tom Kirkby, JR. IV -Clifford Pease,
SR, III -Beacham Alcock, Isabel Al.
cock, Mae Shorteeed, J1t, III -Addie
Bell (honors). Recommended to SR,
II -Lloyd Alcock, Walter Bentley,
Lloyd Pease. JR, II -Ruth Alcock.
Recommended to JR, II -Jack Bryans,
Bobbie Kirkby, Wattle Bewley, Marg-
aret Bell, Sturrt McCall, Allan Searle,
PRIMER -Brio Alcook.
A, 0. M000wAN, Teacher.
SO:Ioot REPORT. -Following is the
report of S, S. No. 7, Morrie ; Classes
as they will be in September : JR.
IV -Velma Duncan 58, SR, III -An-
nie Pierce 74 ; Dorothy Bone 82 ; Joe
Brewer 56 (Recommended), JR, II-
Lettte Pletee 75 ; Archie Henderson
69 ; Bettie Currie 67. SR. I -Ross
Wheeler 72 ; Jack Wheeler 66, JR. I
A -Ross Duncan 78 JR, I -Charlie
Br•pane 81 ; Domie Currie 80 •
dred Sellers 80 ; Mary Ireland (Ab.
sent), Ammo PROCTER, Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following are the
Promotion Examination Results of S.
8, No, 8, Morris r VTR OLASS-Edith
Garniss S5. JR. IV to SE IV -Jean
Turvey74; Dorothy Goll' 70 ; Tom
Garniss 60 ; Jean Garniss 64. SR, III
to 31s IV -Willie Black 67 ; Clarence
Stewart 40, JR III10 SR III -Viola
Goll 75 ; Irene Warwick 71 ; Charlie
Mothers 61. SR. II to JR. III. -Marg.
meet Turvey 73 ; Isabel Thynne 07
Douglas Black 61 ; Irene Ament 50.
SR, II to JR, II -Ross Purvey (Zion -
ors), Dorothy Stewart (Hou,), Beetle
Black (11011.1. SR PR, to JR 1-01ar•
ence Goll (Hon,), Elizabeth Hatbox's
(Bon,), Stewart Ament (Hon,). Hon-
ors '15 per cent, Pass 60 per cent.
ELVR J. HEanienveA'Y, Teacher.
RM•UNION, - Last Thursday, the
Stone School No, '7 held a re -union
and a big crowd mane hack to help
elebrate. In the afternoon, Wm. Is-
ister, of Wingham, and an old boy,
was Chairman of the program, and
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Every Thursday Night
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tiring the afternoon, Geo, $potion,
M. P., Dr. Mary Findlater, of Wadi.
ngton, Dr. Wesley Rowe, Philadel-
phia, Jas. Moses, Manitoba, Welling -
on McTaggart, Toronto, a former
ember at the seh0ol 47 years ago,
Thos. Reid, another former teacher,
and John Elston, of Pelnee Albert,
gave addlesses, 10 Ole evening, Dr,
Rowe was Chairinan, The present
school was built in 1877 and the form-
er one was a log echnnlhnuee with a
log dwelling for the teacher. The re-
union will long live in the lives of the
old pupils.
Passim oN.-The funeral of the late
Elva Remeay, only child of David and
Mrs. Ramsay, 1st Con., was held last
Friday from the parental home. Inter-
ment was made in B usvale cemetery.
The services were conducted by Rev,
W. J. West, of Atwood, a former
minister at Bluevale. The pallbear-
ers included uncles of the deceased,
The many floral tribunes were beaut-
iful and testified to the high esteem in
which Miss }22Iva had been held by
neighbors and ftieuds. Among those
from a distance to attend the funeral
were : 12. and Airs. Crawford, Strat-
ford ; Allan and Mrs Ramsay, Ches-
ley ; Sarni. and Alt's. Ramsay, Wier -
ton ; Dlr', and Mrs. Love, Atwood ;
John and Mrs. Pugh and ale. and
Mrs. Larkwnrthy, Mitchell ; Mis.s
Cowan, Lochalsh ; Woods family, of
Hensall ; Mr. and • Mrs. Nichol, Pais-
ley ; Wrn, and Mrs, Wands and Chas,
and Mrs, Woods and sister. of Tees -
water ; Mr. and Airs. McK4r1S1e and
Mrs, McGI•egtll, of Glamis. The par-
ents have the sympathy of the enrn-
n1Rnity in the loss of their only
child.
SISTER PASSES AWAY. -Following
an illness of six months, there passed
away to her eternal test, on Thurs-
day, at Wingham, Mary Jane Phelan,
beloved wife of Edward Fitzpatrick,
in her 881.h year. She was born in
West Wawanosh, where she spent
about 20 years of her early married
P
Int sloes residing in Vi *i
1 n na
� m. She
was a staunch supporter of the Sacred
Heart Church and one who seemed to
have a good word for everyone, thus
making many warm friends for her-
self. Besides her sorrowing husband,
she leaves three daughters, Loretta,
Mildred and Delphine, of Detroit, also
two brothers and four sisters : Joseph
P , of Cincinnati ; John, Morris Twp ;
Mrs, D. J. Mc0assy, Toledo ; Mrs.
Richard Bloke, Clinton ; Mrs, Jae,
Kelly and Mrs, Peter Healey, both of
Morris Twp. The funeral was held
from her }ate residence, '
e cit on Saturday
morning, with service in the Sacred
Heart Church at 9 a. ni. Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father W. J. Phel-
an, nephew of the deceased woman,
and Rev. Father McHugh, parish
priest, was present in the sanctuary,
Interment was made in St. Augustine
cemetery.
ETHEL
W, P. Bray is driving a dos Ford
coupe.
AI 113s Buchart, R. N., of Stratford, is
m attendance with Mee. N, Franklin,
Rev. and Mrs. 8, W. Hann, of Kit-
chener, visited febends here, last week.
George Addy is re -shingling his
barn, Ralph Rowland was assisting
at the job.
Miss Edith King. of Detroit, is
spending a couple of weeks at her
home here.
Master Jack Lockhart, of Bonds
Corners, spent a day with his aunt,
Mrs. A. E. Dane.
John and Mrs. Slemmon and Kath-
arine, of Preston, spent a few days
with the former's parents here.
Rev, Jas. Scobte, of Belgrave, will
preach in the United Church. on Sun-
day at 7,30 p. m. Everybody wel.
come.
Mrs. Ed, Stephenson and Clyne have
returned to Niagara Falls after holi-
daying at the home of AIrs,A,E, Dane,
Mrs. Ed, Stephenson and children,
of Niagara Falls, are spending a few
days with John and Mrs, Stephenson.
Wm, and Mrs. Muir, also Wm.
Lockhart, of Woodstock, have been
visiting with their sister, Mrs, A. E.
Dane,
The Ethel Softball Tenni journeyed
bo the re -union at U. S. S, No, 16,
Grey & Flowick, last week, and were
suocessf10 in winning first money,
Mrs, Bella Stroh, Mrs, Jno. ;Stroh
and daughter, of Niagara Falls, N. Y„
also Mee, Lewis Shultz, of New Emile,
12, Y., have been visitors at airs. A.
Dane's.
Joseph and Mrs. Atnes, Ethel, an-
nounce the engagement of their
youngest daughter, Lyla Mande, to
Franklin Joseph Hunter, of Oshawa,
Ont., son of the late Irvin and Mrs.
Bunter, the marriage to take place on
July 14th.
W. I. -The regular meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held on
Friday afternoon of next week, July
20th, instead of Thursday, The Meet,
ing will be held ab the home of Mr's.
McMaster, The subject, "Iiints on
Care of the Sick," ie by Mrs. McMast-
er ; Demonstration, in charge of Mrs.
McMaster, Roll Call-Dont's for the
�
Sick Room, Current Eases tit Will also
be given.
Mid -Summer
Sale
OF
Spring and Summer
HATS
Now on at our
Millinery Parlors
Great Bargains
Come in and get one !
COMCMO liingston
Personal Paragraphs 1
v
Master Billy Palmer is holidaying
in London.
Archie Ballantyne is holidaying in
Detroit and at other points,
Roy Brothers, of Stratford, was a
visitor in town, on Thursday last,
Master Jiro Palmer is holidaying on
the farrn of his uncle near Cargill,
Reeve A. 0, Baeker was in the Co.
town on county business, last week.
Vernon Clegg, of Pontiac, Mich.,
spent a few days in Brussels, this
week,
Miss Nina Rogers, of Mount Forest,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. 0,
Dames.
Russel Boyd Ferguson, of Toronto,
spent Friday with his cousin, Mary
Helen Kerr.
Bruce and Airs. Hayden and baby
of London, were recent visitors with
Mrs. W. Palmer.
Miss Dorothy Ballantyne is visiting
with her slitter, Mrs. (Rev.) Kennedy,
at Mount Brydges.
Master:John Fowler was a visitor at
Kitchener Hospital, last week, and
had his tensile removed.
Airs. Walter Scott, of R.nduey, was
a weekend visitor with Jas. S. and
Mrs. Armstrong, filth Con.
Miss Ethel (Toots) Burton of Mar-
ion, Ohio, who is now residing In the
State., was here, on Tuesday,
Misses Marguerite Rankin and Dor-
othy Pliny, of Elora, are visitors with
Mrs, A. McGuire, William st,
Miss Winnie Long has returned
home after a delightful holida in nDe-
J. L. KERR, Proprietor
Civic Holidayl
BRUSSELS
In responso to a petition numerous-
ly signed by the business people
of the village asking that
Thursday, July 19th
esa+.
be Civic Holiday fns Brussels, I here-
by proclaim the 88014 and ask the cit.
ize1 S to cbeei ye it as such,
A. 0. BAI;KER, Reeve,
A Oommnrlity Pie.nic to Bayfield,
to include Brussels, Ethel, Grey and
Morris, will he held on above date.
Al. Denny, of Buffalo, is in town to
spend his vacation.
A, 3, McLil1chlio, of Stratford, WAS
ill town, on Tueeday.
Robert G. Durk is improving a little
every day, we are pleased 10 hear.
Mrs. A. C. Baeker has returned aft -
era 7.1811 at Burford, Tot onto and oth-
er pointe,
Mrs. W. H. Kerry was called to Dun-
das, this weep, to attend the funeral
of her cous}n, Laurel Kay, ycnngest
daughter of Mrs. Kay and the late
Prof. A, H, Kay.
Mrs. Alliughaul and daughter's, Pat.
and Shelia, of Saskatoon, are visiting
N. F. ancl Mrs. Gerry. 14Irs. Alling-
ilarn will be better r• membered as
Miss Stellu Gerry.
Mrs, It. F. Downing anti daughter,
Miss Margaret, Miss Elizabeth Dnwn•
ing, Mrs. Jas. 051111 it and Miss Addie
Oat diff were at Kitrhenet, ors Satur-
day, when It F. Downing had an op-
eration. He is doing as well as can
be expected, unci although ti." beat
has been trying to the dent, we are
i pleased to know that . "Bob" is !mid-
i ing his own. ,lits. Dnwhing remain-
ed 111 Kiteheoer, the rest of the fam-
ily returnil:g Monne, en Satntday
night. Will. Cardiff, Miss Elizabeth
, Downing anti, Walter awl Mt 4. lir}Il.
I ((115011 R'41'4 111 11 .118114,', f'I' ,. ality.
The many friends 81000(1 town are
hoping for a enmplete recovery.
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trait and other pCluts in Michigan,
Airs 7f Pierson and Master Donald
Robert spent a few days this week at•
the home of the former at Pott Elgin, �+�}
Church
®tee
Mrs, Joe Wilton Was called to Var-
na, last Friday, 011 account of a motor
accident to her brnthee, Jim Taylor,
Allan A. Lamont and sister, Miss
Mary Lamont spent the week -end
with relatives and friends in Kincar-
dine.
D. M. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs, Ester
Dinsmore, of London, spent the week-
end visiting relatives and ftiends in
town.
Wyman and Sits, Sperling, of Lon-
don, were welcome visitors for a few
days with Fletcher and Mrs, Sperling,
Church st.
Walter A, Lowry and sons, Mc-
Curdy and Jack, were London visit-
ors, on Friday. The boys tools in the
Ciecus there.
Mrs, Earl Cunningham underwent
an operation at Kitchener Hospital,
on Tuesday. and is doing as well as
can he expected,
Rev, and Mrs, Kennedy and child-
ren, 01 Mount Brydges, wers guests alt
the home of 3, B. and Mrs. Ballan-
tyne, last week,
M1s, Wm. Mitchell, of Toronto, is
here owing to the fact that her father,
Couneillnr Jun. Hewitt, has been on
the sick list again.
W. S, and Mre. Broadfoot and ➢Irs,
A, Brnadfoot, of Tuckerstnith, were
calling ml Robt. G. and Mrs. Dark,
The ladies are cousins,
Wilfred and Mrs, Parr and family
and Mrs, T. Chamberlain, of Guelph,
were here' on a visit to the formet's
mother, Mrs. Mary Parr, at the home
of W,.0. Smith.
Miss Mary McNab is attending the
Presbyterian Summer School being
held at Knox College, Toronto Mies
McNab was appointed as delegate
from Maitland Presbyterial.
Jack and Mrs. Elliott, of Amherst-
burg, were calling on old friends in
Brussels and vicinity, this week.
They motored up, having left their
children visiting at Stratford.
Harry Laird, of Detroit, has been
visiting with his oouein, S. T. Plum,
at the Queen's, Mr, Laird left Brus-
eels when he was 10 years old and
therefore sees many changes in the
old town.
Henry and Mrs, Wieduttes, of De-
troit, accompanied by the Misses
Margaret and Mildred Maunders. were
galling on old friends and relatives in
Brussels on their return trip to De-
troit, Mich,
Palmer Somerville and wife, of Ebh•
el, and Mrs. Palmer and Mrs, Taylor,
aunt and grandmother of the former,
motored to Cargill, of Monday even.
ing. Mrs, Taylor will visit with bee
son there for a while,
Bayfield was the attraction, 00,800.
day afternoon, to those who sought
the lakeshore. Among those who
were there from Brussels were
Archie and Mee. MoDonald, eon and
daughter ; J. Leslie and Mrs, Kerr,
Mary Helen and Mrs. IV. H. Kerr ;
George Pierce and Fred Stephenson
and family, Mr. Stephetfeen took a
weak snail at the wheel of hie car, Ov-
ercome by the heat, bit was able to
return bone in the evening, we are
pleased to state.
Melville Church.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society of meiville
Church was held on Friday afternoon,
fe. ,'tiaclIan presided and w88 assist-
ed in the opening exerriees by miss
I•tislop and alis. A, Smith. The study,
"Tire Royal Road," was veryably tak-
en up by miss 'instep anti Miss M0545.
Miss Menzies gave the Review of Miss -
10115. The solo, "Trees," was sung by
Mies Wilma Galbraith and was much
appreciated. MI4. Ferguson, of Tor-
onto, formerly a member, was present
and closed the meeting with prayer.
WALTON
Thos, and Mrs, Mose and two child-
ren, Ethel and Luella, of Milverton,
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity,
Oloyne Ennis had his left arm brok-
en on Sunday, at Jewett's (Grove, at
Bayfield, when the rope on a awing
broke. He was taken to Clinton
1'in8pi1al for an X-ray, The other lad
saved himeelf by hanging on to the
tope and slid to the ground,
ROWLAND-REYNOLDS. - A pretty
wedding was solemnized in St, James'
Catholic Mulch, at Seaforth, on Sat-
urday morning, July 7111 at 11 o'clock,
wl:eu Ma y Catherine, elder deugh.
ter of Dominic and Mrs. Reynolds, of
Seaforth, was united in marriage to
Edward F. Rowland, son of atichael
and Mrs. Rowland, of Walton. Nup-
tial mass was celebrated by the past-
or, Rev, E. H. Goetz. The winsome
bride, who was given in marriage by
her father, was beautifully gowned in
blue and silver shot taffeta trimmed
with silver lace and wore silver slip-
pers and a hat of harmonizing shades.
She carried a shower boquet of Lady
Willingdon roses and lily-of-the.yall-
ey, She was attended by her sister,
Miss Eleanor Frances Reynolds, who
was daintily dressed in rose georgette
and cream lace and beige hitt and
gloves, stockings and alines of the
sante shade, The hridgroom was sup-
ported by Thomas Flynn, of Clinton.
The wedding music was played by the
organist, Mrs, Frank Devereaux, the
choir being composed principally of
the girl friends of the bride, During
the mass, a 8010 was rendered by Mre,
Len Fortune and a duet by atlas Ryan,.
of. Walton, and Mrs. Frank Devereaux,
,Joseph Dorsey and Gordon Rowland
were ushers, At the close of Ole cm.
emony, the bridal party and guests
numbering about thir(y.fivo persons
motored to the borne cif the bride's
parents, where the wedding breakfast
was served. I,rr, and MVP, Rowland
left amid a shower of confetti and
good wishes on a motor trip to Nia.
gara Falls andcDetroit, The bride
travelled in a dress of navy georgette
trimmed with lace 8nd a goat of char.
tnaleen with beige mouflon trimming.
On their retuen they will reside on the
bridegroom's farm near Walton,
Prior to her marriage, the bride watt
entertained at several the
funetione
given in flet honor.