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The Brussels Post, 1925-7-15, Page 1VOL, 54 O. 4 02.00 j5er fcnnum in advance B.RUSS,ELS, ON7',AR1O, WEDNESDAY, yULY i1925 W. H. HERR, Prop"ietor Banking by mail CUSTOMERS residing at a dis• �✓ tame from any of the branches of the Bannk of Nova Scotia will find it very simple and easy to do their banking by mail. Cheques may' be mailed in an ordin• pry letter and may be either de. posited to your credit or cashed. In the latter case tie cash will be promptly sent to you by registered mail. The experience of many of our out of town customers with our "Bank- ing by mail" service has been very satisfactory. _THE Bank of Nova Scotia ESTABLISHED 1832 F. M. W I LM OT Paid-up Capital $ 10,000,000 Reserve - - 10,600,000 Total Assets - 210,000,000 'Manager. Brussels 24D New Advertisements Purse Lost -Toa PORT Reunion -S, S. No 6. Merritt. "^ Pigs for Salo-Dsvitl (}..Clark. Stook For Sale -J. P, McIntosh Teaoher Wanted. -Dan. Ruether Car of Soreenings-(#rover 0 6111 Looks and Feelings -L. 0. Whitfield' Sole of Baking -Melville Chetah Ladies' Aid isixx : .eius BLUEVALE The Garden Party held last Wed- nesday Evening, under theauspiceof the Union church, Bluevale, svae in every ' Way a most decided mouse. The evening was all that could be de- sired, as was also the'wusic and au .dience who had the pleasure of listen- ing to' a splendid program consisting of addressee by A. H. Musgrnve, Ex Ni. P. P., Winghatn, J. W. King, M. P., Bluevale, Rev. Dr. Brown and Rev, Me. Armstrong, Wingharn, Rev, Mr. Tate, Bluevale ttnd Rev, Mr. Wal- den, also of Bluevale, who acted. as, CAR OF Standard R • r d Re -cleaned t • Screenings ' in Bulk, to arrive this week. Special price off car. Grover C. Gill Phone 5914 ETHEL chairman, The music was supplied by the Vanetone Orchestra- Duet was given by the Misses Mather and several selections were given by Har- ryAIcGee, of Auburn. Me. McGee is a good program in himself .and every selection was much appreciated. Mn McGee is a comedian of the ]teat ord- er. Miss Howson, of Auburn, who is a skilled ttrnsician, presided at the piano. The proceeds amounted to $218 00, WROXETER Robert and Mrs. Bleak spent last week at Pike Lake. Wm. Westlake has/sold his resi- dence to Chas. Kitchen. Editor Roberts, of Fordwich, call• ed on friends in the village Saturday. Miss Jessie Gibson, London is the guest of her sister, Milt. F. V. Dick- son. T. H. and Mrs. Henry. and child• ren are spending two weeks. at Buf- falo. Miss Bessie Everett, Stratford, woo a recent visitor with J. R: and Mrs. Wendt. Earl Sproat and Mies Mary Sproat have returned from a motor,, trip. to Detroit. Weldon and Miss Lizzie Rutledge, Brampton, called on friends in the village Monday. Mrs. H. Little, Toronto, is enjoy- ing a visit with her parents, Robt. and Mrs. BI/A. i Chas. Pope and family, London, I were week end visitors at the home of DonaldsPope. in Miss Fraser, ,Melita, Man., is holi- da with her sister, Mrs. Jos. yt g bb. r Lovell, Turnberry. I Fred Davey and Mist! Margaret Davey have returned from a visit with relatives at Alliston. RE -UNION- UAY LY 2951925 S. S. No. 5, . Morris Calls You Back . Come ! To be held on the School Grounds of the Section The Program will consist of : Speeches by Old Boys and Girls Solos by Old Boys. Highland Dancing Readings by Mrs. Van Wyck, Wingham Selections. by Hawaiian Sextette Selections on Piccolo Jackson and Perdue Orchestra will furnish Music Soft Ball-Bolgrave Girls vs, Qui. of the Section B.iso Ball -Single Men vs. Married Itleu of the Section. Races of all kinds Sports Lunch Ladies please bring Everybody Baskets Welcome There Will bca'Booth on they,Qrounds A song and n senile, a laugh and a tear, A glancing back 1 all the years' The woret forgotten, laid away, The best tol eet you on that day, 1C Y R. Prool,orr Mss. Alex. OloakeY` t Chairman of.Cominitteee. Seo'y Program Committee. rr Miss Beatrice Howe has returned from Leamington and will spend the summer vacation at her home here, Fred and Mrs. 'Kitchen left Tues- day for an extended visit with friends at Leamington- and Detroit. Frank and Mrs. Sanderson and daughter, Miss Elinor, Toronto, are guests at the home of Thos. Ritchie, Arthur and Mrs. Wearring, and lit- tle son, Colvin, London, are spending a week with the foriner's mother, Mrd Geo, Wearying. W, E. and Miss Rona Van Wiser motored to Midland, Saturday. They were accorripanied by the Misses Ding- ley who had spent a week here. Archie and Mrs. Wells and little daughter, Toronto, are holidaying with T. A. and Mrs. Gibson, Howick and other relatives in this vicinity. Congratiulations are extended to Misses Kathleen Armstrong, Eleanor Douglas and Wm. Rae who were suc- cessful in their recent Normal exami- nations, - All the candidates from this school who wrote on , -the recent Entrance examination were successful. They were: Daisy Stocks, Marie Copeland, Mabel Robinson, Margaret Gibson, Margaret Wright, Edward Gibson, Harold . Durst and Walker` gastie. ,, A large barn on the property of •D. Pope was cempjetely destroyed by fire between, ten and eleven o'clock Monday night, The fire is believedto have been the result of the explosion of a lamp in the chicken brooder. It had gained such headway before be- ing noticed, that it was impossible to save anything. A Ford runabout, a gasoline engine, two hundred chick- ens and several pig's were burned. It was only with difficulty that the house and adjacent build ings .escaped destruction. Much sympathy is felt for the Pope family in their lose. Mr. Pope was in London ab the time of the. fire. MORRIS Morris Council tweets on Monday next, July 20th. Morris Twp. was well represented at Brussels fo',the 12th celebration. Mrs, -H, Pierce who has been under the Dr's. care is improving we are glad to state. Ed. Pollard, 5th line, has erected a new verandah at hie home. It's quite an improvement. Mies M. A. Weaber, of Auburn, spent the week end at the home of Wm, Cunningham. n • Dave and Mrs. Nivins, of Dungan- non, spent Sunday at the home of hie cousin, Mrs. W. C. Ouiniligham. Don't forget the Old Boys' Re -Un- ion at S, S. No, 5, oil Wednesday, July 20th, See advt. in this issue. Albert and „Mrs, Pollard and family, of Kincardine, were visitors 'on Snit - day with Ed. and Mrs. Peliard, 5th line. Chief Nivius, 'of Teeewater, and his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Cunningham, 71h line Morris, have returned after spend- ing a week with his 3 'sons and daughter, Mrs. P. McCall, at Leam- ington. Geo. (Pentland and son, Carman, Lucknow, Sam. and Mrs. Pentland and son, Herbert, Dungannon, P, J. and Mrs, Oantelon anddaughter, of Goderioh, were 12th of July visitors with Fd. and Mrs. Pollard, 6th line. Lust Thursday evening, about 7 L ndin hores o'clock, while a to g t0his o , Jno, Little, of the 4111 Con:, was kick- ed in the face by a horse and had his chin badly cut and nose broken. Medi- cal aid was soon obtained and Mr. Little is doing as well as can be ex- pected. R. H. McKinnon, who has looked after the interests of the Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Uc. in the northwest corner of Morrie township for several years, has decided to ive it ftp and this: territory will be talen over by Jas. McFadzean, the agent at Brussels. SHAW-JOHNSTON,-A quiet wed- ding teas solemnized last Wednesday at the Ethel United church parson- age, when Mise Elsie 'Johnston, daughter of George and"Mts. John- ston, became the bride of Frank J110190 Shaw, eon of Anson and 'Sirs. Shaw, of Township. The cer- emony was pea formed by Rev. D. M. seseMND.seie4 +++++++++++•i'+*.ei Brussels United Church REV. A. W. BARKER, B. D. MINISTER - Sunday, July 19th 11 a. M. -Subject : "The Plant of Renown" 8 p, m, -Sabbath School Session aacj• Bible Claims. 7 p. in. -Pulpit Thome : ' "A ToWn Tragedy" . Monday evening, 201h Inst, ; Meeting of 'the Officiate of the Congregation, Wedneeday evening a Prayer and Praise Serviee, OLDEST • ORANGEMAN David Beacom, of Clinton, aged 99 was awarded a prize as eldest of all the brethren at Brussels celebration on Saturday. - Guest, pastor of Ethel United Ohureh, while the young couple was attended by Mary Johnston, sister of the bride, and Alex. Shaw, brother of the groom. The happy couple will re- side at the groom's home in Morris Township, where both are well and favorably known. Wm. and Mrs. Sellers and Joel H. and Mrs. Sellers motored last week. to Lexington and visited friends there and at Or'osswell and Port Huron, Mich. WALTON. Walton was well represented at Brussels for the 12th celebration. - There was much tta-fllc through our village on Satutday en route to Brus- sels. Thos. and Mrs. Nose, Guelph Jct., spenta few days in and around Wal- ton. - Mrs. Naylor and daughter, of Roch- ester, N. Y., are visiting with relati- ves here. - Nurse Jean Ferguson, Miss Maude Ferguson and Miss Jean Ferguson, Toronto, are at Port Albert Oamp. 0, P. R. Telegraph gang have been making repairs around here, and at night having gond games of soft ball. James. and Mis. Walters, of De- troit, motored over and are visiting the farmer's grandmother, Mrs. Ber- ry, Sato. and Mre. Love from Saskat- chewan are visiting with relatives and friends in this vicinity, It's nine years since Mr. Love went West. ' Geo, E. and Mrs. Fergns,n, •Miss Jean and Mester Russell, of Toronto, were week -end vieitoet with the form. er's parents. Tlie two children are staying foe a visit and will camp at Port Albert for a while. Duff's Ohutch, Welton, W. M, S. fnet on July Sth, at the home of Miss Thomlinson, N'1cKillnp, There was a large attendance of" members and Mende, over 40 ladies being p"4esent. The President, Ml's. Oster, took charge of the meeting, The opening prayer was given by Mrs. Robert Reid. The tome, "Trinidad and Brit- ish Guiana" Was ably given by Mise Rose Simpson and Mrs. Chandler. Current events in these countries were given in an interesting way by Mrs. J. J, McGavin. Mrs, A, Gardin- er showed snap shots sent by a friend of some of ttie beauty spots of Trini- dad. Mrs. Oster read an appropriate article on attendance at the meetings of the W. M. S, showing that not only our gifts are necessary' but also our presence each nrontb that we may take an intelligent interest in those whom we are salving to help. Roll call -The name of a missionary in either of these countries. After sing- ing a Hymn Mrs. Chandler closed the meeting with prayer, A social hone was spent and lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the hone of Mrs. W. Davidson in August. JAMESTOWN David and Mrs. Ramsay and Mies Elva Ramsay were among those who took in the circus at London last wash, El I. and Mrs, Knight Leslie and Mts. Knight anti Jlts. knight, of Fordwich. spent the week -end at the home of G. 1), Parkee. Our two pupils who wrote from S. S. No. -10, Morris, were successful in \the Entrance exalts. Gertrude Tut, Vey took honors anti Velma Eekttnier passed. The old friends anal neighbours of let and 2nd Con, of Morrie net at the home of Frank and Mrs.- Shaw last Thursday evening and tendered them a 'miscellaneous shower. The many and useful presents indicate well the high esteem of the young. couple in this neigbborhnnd. The evening was spent in community games and danc- ing, The many friends, of Mr. and Mrs. Shaw wish them a long and pros- peenns married life. The following is the result of ,tile peotuotion examination in S. S, NO. 4, Gray. Names in order of merit and appearing in classes they will -he-it1 next: September. Se. Fourth -Leon- ard Beckett.Jr, : Fourth -Howard Savage, Gertrude. Matin, Sr. Third --- Helen McAllister, Stella Sellers, Wil- fred Savage, Margaret Sellers. (on year's wow) Lawrence 13udeon, (on condition,) Bruce Beckett. Jr, Third -Ultra Jacklin, Se, Second Wal - .made made Baking Sale Will be held uudet• the auspice of the LADIES' SAID OF MELVILLE CHURCH IN THE Public Library —ON • Saturday, July 18th Afternoon and Evening A generous contrlbubic ri is ask- ed sk ed for from the ladies of the oongeegatiol as no canvass will be' trade. t Tea wi»be Served • Everybody Invited lace Beckett, Roy McKay. Jr, Sec. ond-George McKay. Jr. First -Earl Grimmer, Doris McAllister. Keuieth Sellers, Carl Grimmer, Primer -Lieu- ra Savage, Gertrude Willis, Margaret Grimmer, Sheldon Jacklin, JANE MCLENNAN, Teacher, Addison Fraser, Milvert Sellete, Sperling Johnston and Robert Mc - Leman motored to London on July lith and took in the eircns. All report a good time, The trueteea of S. S. 'No, 4 Granth- am, St. Catharines, R. R. 2, have en- gaged the services of 'Miss. Jane Mc- Lennan, for the coming school year. Salary $1000. per annum. ' Mr. and . Mrs. Martin, Trowbridge, John Mc0utcheon, Wroxeter, Mrs. S, Davison, Oshawa, and Mies Luella McOutcheon, Detroit, spent Sunday at the home of G. D, Parkes, - EDWARD LYNN DECEASED. -A form- er resident of this locality in the person of Edward Lynn, passed away at`his home on the 4th Con., of How - ick, on Monday night, following an operation which was performed on July 4th. He was 41 years^' of age. Interment will be made in Fordwich cometery on'1'hursday afternoon. A more extended notice will be given next week. - g ETHEL Mrs, Hayden was in London for a short visit last week. John and Mrs King spent a few days visiting friends in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Ecktoier spent the week endwith friends at Wallace.. Miss. Ella Hansuld, of Essex, is spending the holidays at her home here. S C. Howlett decided to take a holi- day this week and is visiting Maude at Clifford. Rev. S. W. and Mrs, Hann and son, of Toronto, are renewing acquaint- ances around Ethel. Lorne Vndden i$ tinder the Dr's care with an infection of the throat. We hope to see him better soon. Mies Margaret Clark, of Winghatm, is spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Kreuter, and others. Remember the Social Evening at T. Sleightholm's on Thursday, July 30th under the auspices of the United Ohm ch, Quite a few film Ethel journeyed to Craubrook on Friday evening to take in the big Garden Party and everyone reported a good time. Don't forget the Garden Party of Knox Chnich on Friday evening of this week, Agood program will be presented. See advt. in this issue. Mr. DesJa rtlinehas Installed a new gas hook which ]ills the bill both for utility and beauty and adds a great deal to the appearance of our busy villa e. E and aloe. klaguire and eon, of Petrolia are visiting at the home of Mrs. Spence. MT. Macguire is Mre. Spence's nephew and a inertial. res- ident of Ethel. We are pleased to hear that Miss Jean Sanders' has been successful lu passing hep Introductory tGrade Pi- ano -forte Examination. We offer our congratulations to Jean also to her teacher, Mrs. Geo. Kreuter. The Women's Institute will meet in the Institute room nn Thursday afternoon of this week at 230. Topic "Hot weather Menu', Will be taken by Mrs. R. Bremner and "Out rent Events', Alas, W. Bremner. Roll Oeli answered by n hutnoi'ous story. All womer, and gills are welcome, The W. M, S, of the Presbyterian church met last Tuesday in the church with an attendance of, 29 Hymn 886 was auric, The the Scri.pt.. tire lesson, John 15, and Psalm 121 were read, Mies Myrtle Bowes gave a reading. Mrs. P. Lemma gave a pap- er from one study hook, "The Plant- ing of the Faith,' The meeting dos - 'ed by anteing hymn 889 Mrs, J, K. Brown closed with prayer. A good crowd turned out on Thurs- day last to witness the local soft ball team in action for the fleet exhibition game of the season, A very pleasant and friendly 'tame was played with the Monct'ieff boys, who like our own team, are new at tide popular game and after six inninge had been tallied by the oiBciel settee wan, Mr. McLel- land, tits Ethel team were victors' by, a good margin. The teethe lined up as follows : Monerieff-W, McKay, Struthers, Livingston, J. McTaggart, F. McTaggart, Patterson, L. McKay, harden Par!y A Garden Party uudeii the alas plea of the Presbyterian Church will be held uu the CHURCH GROUNDS ETHEL ' ° 'Friday u'g, July 11 Supper served from 6 to 8 Tho Programme Solos, Mrs. Hamilton, Listowel Maltland Henry & Thorpe, Auburn Mr. Bogle, Piper, Auburn Assisted by Local Talent Seaforth Kiltie Band Will eapply Mueioal Program Admission 50 and 25 elite EVERYBODY WELCOME 1 McKee, G. Dunbar, Currie, Dobson, Earl, Guest, Bateman, L. Dunbar, 0. Hansuld. William Spence is recovering from a rather painful accident of a few days ago. While cranking hie "gas buggy" it threw bion against a win- dow and he received several, had cute on the head, necessitating several stitches. It takes a lot to keep a good man dowb and Will was soon on the jobaagain determined to get even with that "flivver." GREY Miss Jean. Sanders, 10th Con., is to be congratulated on peeing her re- cent music exams Charlie Smith and his friends, StAn- ley Sidthorpe, spent the week end with Oliphant and Mrs. Smith, Miss Flora McNeil, of London, spent a few holidays with James and Mrs. Knight and other friends. We are sorry to beat of the serious illness of David Clark', 14th Con., who has been under the doctor's care for some time. Leslie and Mrs. Knight, of Howlett. accompanied by the former's father, Who is 95 years of age, were visitors with D. E. and Mre. Sanders, 10th Oon. Miss Marguerite Wilton, teacher at S. S. No. 3, had both her pupils pass the Entrance examinations. Margaret Smith took honors and Marjory Smith passed. David Hewitt, of Oregon, and Mrs, Ensign and daughter, Marion, of Batt tie creek, Mich. visited last week with D. and Mre. Sanders, making the trip of over 4,000 miles by auto, James and Mrs. Stewart and family, of Listowel, celebrated the 12th in Brussels, going from there to spend the week -end with Mr. Stewart's cousins, Lewis and Mrs. Stein. Mr. Stewart was a former resident of Grey Towehip. Mrs. Breckenridge and Mrs George Andrews, of Goderich, spent the week -end with 0. and Mrs. Hutchin- son, 5th line., Andrew and Mrs. Breckenridge, of Des Moines. Iowa, were also visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison and are also visiting with Mrs. Lamont, at Moteeworth, and Mrs, Goss, of Fordwich. Ed. and -airs. Hart and,Misses Myrt- le, Margaret and Master Leslie Hat t, Owen Sound Chris and Mrs. Grim- oldby and Robert and Miss Mamie Grimoldby, Owen Sound ; Wilson and Mrs. Sundercock and baby, Kinburn Ruben Hart and eon, Willie, Win- throp ; Mrs. Hanna and daughter, Annie, Seaforth; Stanley and airs. Kitchen and anti, Albert,,,,and Orans- Mre. Bray and and children Silver Corners Henry Hat t and MiseL+liza- beth, 14th Con., Grey, were holiday visitors over the week -end with Geo. and Mrs. Hart, 10th. Con. Miss 'Marg- aret and Lillian Hart are extending' their• stay, NIAr:it ONIAL. - A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Parsonage, Brussels, on Wednesday, July 8th, when Rev, Me. Barker united in mar- riage, Ida Bell, daughter of the late Lorenzo and Mrs. Frain, and Percival Tyumen, son of Mes,. Tyerrnan and the late Hugil Tyerman. The bride wore,a pretty dress of canton crepe in teakwood shade with corsage briquet of roses. The bride anti groom had their wedding dinner at the home of the bride's brother, Lewis Frain, and later left on a .short motor trip to Hamilton and Niagara, the bride trav- elling in small milers hat, navy coact and grey squirrel choker. Mr. and Mrs, Tyerman have taken up res• idence in Grey Township and their friends wish theta a long, happy and useful 1ife. Bola's Limas' AID AND W. M, $,— The re uhte meeting of the Ladies' Aid acid Women's Nliseto nary Society of Roe's United church was held on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. Robt, Pearson 'with a large attend- ance of members and visitors, Mrs. Turner took charge of an interesting missionary program with Mre. Me- Outelieon and Mrs Pringle cent'ibut' ing to the program with readings nu Missionary -work. Much interest was shown in the work of tate Society and several members subscribed for the "Outlook" the official W. M. S. paper. Eva Balfour and Mrs, Renard were appointed to prepare the program for Ithen took charge and Douek1erable Laldies' Aid besiuese was looked after including piens for molting the annual bazaar a success. After the meeting ae dainty lunch was served bye Mre, Pearson and an euj.tytble imolai hour was spent, _ CRANBROOK Arthur Paucity, of Attwood, was a, Tuesday caller on Peter and Alt's. Baker, George Calder, a fernier Oranbrook,- ate, was r-enewing acquaintances in the vicinity, Miss Marie Baker, now nurse -in - training at London, le enjoying a holiday under the pareutal+roof, David and. Mrs. Gordon and daugh- ter, Miss Connie, of Wellaeebrng, wereweelt-end visitors at the home of L. 11. and Mrs, Gordon, Miss Lydia Steles is euinying a Otto weeks' vacation with her friend, Miss Tommy Gordon, in Wallaeeburg and also with cousins 3n nett Mt. Oranbrook trustees are thinking of disinfecting the school to eliminate the maa•imonialgerm before the en- gagement of another tutor, Will Seel, his wife and daughter, of Cadillac, Mich , are here visiting at the parental home. It is 15 years since Will visited his old home town. Mrs. Jacob - Lung, who has been confined to her bed for the past five weeks is able to be nut again we are glad to state and is visiting her daughter, bits. .Roy Bennett, at Walton. - The Knox church Garden Party last Friday evening was a good sue - cess. There was a big attendance at the school grounds. Air. Kelly, the ventriloquist and entertainer, kept the croyd in good humor. His en- tertainment was somewhat of a nov- elty in these parts. The Gorrie Or- chestra supplied a liberal program or - music. ENTRANCE CLASS REPORT -Nine students from our school were suc- cessful at the recent Entrance Ex- amination.- The first six of the fol- lowing also secured honors :-Jack Cameron, Helen McNabb, Goldwin Knight, Jean Noble, Jean Cameron, Marie Huether, Archie Campbell, Jean Smalldon, Margaret Brown. The pupils and their teacher, Miss Frain, who is now Mrs, Percy Tyer• roan, deserve credit for the good standing of the class. - . WILLIADI R.tTRWELL DECEASED. -- Otte of the oldest residents of this vi- cinity passed away on Sunday morn- ing, July 12th, in the person of the late William Rathwell. The deceased was in his 70th year and for some time past he had been in failing health, For over thirty years the family resided in Grey Twp. and a few years ago Mr, and Mrs. Rathwell re- tired from the farm on Con. 12 and moved to the village of Oranbrook, where they have resided since that time. The late Wm. Rathwell was widely known as a respected citizen. kindly neighbor and a friend to all in need. He was a loyal Christian and a member of the fanner Methodist Church. The funeral. was held on Tuesday afternoon from his late resi- dence in the village of Oraubrook with - service at 2 p. m. conducted by Rev. D. 11. Guest, pastor of the United Church at Ethel, interment being in Ethel Cemetery. The deceased leaves a widow, 3 sons and 4 daughters, viz. -Mrs. Leonard Weir, Dunnville, Ont.; Mrs. Beattie. of Orion,. Alta,; Mrs, Wilson, Piapot, Soak. Mrs, Ooglin, Listowel ; Curtis Rathwell, Strath - toy ; Earl Rathwell, Detroit ; Isaac, Con. 14, Grey. Rev. D. M. Guest was assisted by Rev. E, F. Armstrong, of Listowel, end Rev. S. W. Hants, of Toronto. e Machan, Ing4io, Ether—Stephenson, the next meeting, Mrs, Grainger Purely Personal Mrs. Geo. Murray and son, Jack, of Simcoe, are visiting with the form- er's brother, Will Bell. Horace and Mrs. Wilbee and family Seaforth, spent the week -end at the formcr's home in town. Fred and Mrs. Mee and Bob motor ed up from Stratford with their friends Robt. and Mrs. Ogram and sons tosend the 12 at Walter 12th Wilbee's. -- Mrs, 11. L. Humphries and children, of Toronto and Mrs. D. 0. Walker, and daughter, Miss Marion, of Regina, were recent visitors with S• and Mrs. Walker, Among the old timers here ,ot the 12th were Ed Mole, Tilos, Rands, of Seaforth, Jimmey Stewart, Listowel, Eddie Mittel!, Clinton, Elton Rozell, Clinton. J.`0. and Mrs. Pridham and child- ren of Toronto, who have been visiting will MoQuarrie and family, returned to Toronto on Sunday after a two weeks' visit. Mrs, Sickle, of Detroit ; W. L, and Mrs, Youn 'Stratford, Geo. Colvin and son, Stettin, of Stratford, were holiday visitors at the home of George Colvin, sr., Brussels, South. - Luther A. Ball, of St. Marys, was Dulling on old friends in town on Mons day and gave THE Posr a call.. -Mt. Ball was returning from Kincardine where he had taken hie family to their cottage. Itis many year's erne Mr, Ball was a resident of Brussels" Mae, and Mrs, Wake, Mrs. A. Riv- ers, Mies Margaret Rivets and Mies J. Miller, of Owen Sound, were calling on friends in town last Friday. while motoring to Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs. Wake are former Brusselites and have been away from Brussels for 25 years. Rohr. Newcombe, a former .resident of the 5th line, Morrie, Mrs. A. J. Me - Callum, and Harry and Nlrs. Nelson and family, all of Newark, N, J., Were . visitors with Robt. aril Mrs, Hender- son, of town, and other relatives in Motels and Blyth. They motored ov-. en Mr. Nelson ie connoted with the daily paper of that city and this Was his th'steleit to this section,