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CLINTON, ONTARIO THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 2801, 1922'
THE HOME PAP
ADVERTISE CLINTON BV 601N6 OVER THE TOP IN THE HOSPITAL DRIVE
CLINTON ,MARKETS.
Wheat, 96c,
Oats,; 32c.
Baxley, 50c,
Butter £10e. to ;)c,
Eggs,28c, to .29c.
I;Ivo hogs, y11.,
PASTORS INVI`l."1.,D.
Che Rev: J. A. Agnew, a former
pastor of Ontario Street church,
Clinton, has ibeen invited to reinam,
in Ridout steeet•church, London, for
a fifth year. : He finishes his foar-
year';pasteeatie in June. The mean -
„'i
berslt p of the church has greatly fn -
creased during his pastorate and.
his wore has been most successful
and acceptable.
The
Iiov, IL Urea ofMM � it c
shell -
thodi
dz.,t ' church, tivho' has on more
than ono occasion preached in Clin-
ton,
lln-ton hase '
b c.t invited to Colborne
Street, church, London.
MOP
BAXFIELD FAIR•
The Bayfield, annual fall Emir took
yesterday „'
place y s opday :ant} lutsday,t
rho;.
weather-•beinee ideal, The exhibits,
both 'outside and in, wore of a high
order and large c'ro'wds were prey-
ent. The list of prizes, which is too
long to be put into''1.Ype this week,
will appear next week,
GOULD—FARRIRR
The mrieriage took place at Kitch-•
ever on September 15th of Mr, Wn1,
A. Gould, eldest son of Mr, and M'xs.
H. oul of Clinton and Miss
w,G a„ alb:
Alice Farrier of that; city, Almost
iminecliately: afterwards, the young
couple left' on a -honeymoon trip'- ro,
New York; (lity. They ,will. reside
in Kitchener, where Mr. Gould` holds
a good position. The Clinton friends
of the bridegroom extend• good wish-
es for a happy and :prosperous mar-
ried life.
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IMPROVING FARMSTEAD
Mr. I3.. la, Rorke has taken the con-
tenet of panting .the buildings of,
•Dr, Moffat' at Varna. ` lar. Mofi' tt
is making a lot of improvements to
his place out (here and when it Is
completed le will be a most attract-
ive and comfortable honnestead,h,
EN GAGE'M1dNT ,: ANNOUNCED
- Mr. and 'Mrs. W. J. Miller ,of
Ontario street, Clinton„ announce the
,en 'a 'ennent.of their: niece Mottle
hazel Biggins, til Warwick P. Cole,
son of M1•. and -Mrs Peter Cole of
Goderich township, the marriage to
take place at an early elate,
'COMING FRIDAY
1.
L. 0. 7 0 will a receive e 'Vis-
itL No. front the Rev. S. T. Simpson
Grand Locige Field Secretary, on -Fri-
day, evening of: this week. Members
are asked to bring refreshments:
Visiting brethren from outside lod-
ges will be ,made cordially welcome.
A SUCCESSFUL ° JOURNEY,
The following appeared in Satur-
day's Mail and Empire and is, of.
interestto many News -Record
zea
-
ers,
ps Prof. Chant is 'known to
many here, being a brother of Clin-
ton's efficient Public. Utilities sup-
erintendent, H. B. Chant. • It will
be remembered that Prof, Chant,
went 19 Australia to witness the
sun's eclipse. I -le was accompanied
by ,his •, 5ill� aughter:
r I. "
Robert ,: Falconer �'
,-' Sir, • yesterday.
Morning received' from Professor, C.'
A Chant,' via: the Licic Qbservato> y,
. California, the following cablegram:
"Successful observations. Beauti-
ful conditions. ,A,11 'tivG11."
'Friends oi' Professor. Chant and
his family will be delighted to know
that a' venture on ,which se much
depended has been successful, and
ihat,the Professor and his'party aro
well. Iiad the day been cloudy or
weather conditions in 'any way :un-
suitalble, all the preparations, the
tirnd'and.the energy expended, would
have one for naught. Professor
-Chant's - achievement will mean
Much to the world of science.""
AMONG THE- CHURCHES
Si, Joseph's Church
The • r_egular'"m onthly meeting. o['
the; Catholic Womens' League will
be Yield on Tuesday October 3rd at
three o'clock, in the Parish hall.
St P tul'.s Church'
,
,: The semi-annual meeting of the
Deanery of Huron will be held in
Trinity ohimeh,'Bayfield, on Wednes-
day, 'October .4th, A. large nu)nber
of St. Paul's congregation hope to
attend. • •
Rev. C. Llewellyn Billcey will be
tlie, selecial preacher at the Harvest.
Thanksgiving• services at Kirkton on
Sunday. The Rev. C. 0. Pherrill,
rector of Kirkton, will combed the
services in ' St. Paul s.
Harvest Thanksgiving supper will
be served in St. PauI's parish hall on
Thursday next. / •
Ont, St. Church.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid will
be held in the lecture room on Wed-
nesday afternoon
ed-nesday"afternoon nextat three o'-
clock. An invitntion --is extended
to all members to 'be present.. Tea
will be served by the ladies of the
Gravel Road, and the second cones-
sion of Hullett.. e ,
The Sunday school Rallies in this
Church and at. Turnor's on `Sunday,
Were most succesbful. ' A collection:
taken for the General S. 5 Fund
amounted to over thirty dollars,
On Sunday nest the pastor, the
Rev. S. Anderson, will preach at the
morning service and in the evening
the Rev_ P. Barnes of Auburn will.
occupy the pulpit.
October, 8111 will be inaugural mis—
sionary day. The subject in the
morning' will be the "Thirtieth An
nd er ar
Y ofMet`h
odest •
Missions in
China."
Wesley Church
Miss Edna Wise has accepted the
position of organist of this ehtireh
and began her duties on Sunday,
Sunday was "Women's Day" and
the,,women of the W. M^, S. and the
Ladies' Aid had charge of the ser-:
vices. : Mrs, McCamus. coilducteil
the morning service and Mrs. Nedi-.
ger,. Mrs. Pattison, Mrs, Fgwler and
Misses Washington and'Cuninghanne
topic part. Miss Margaret Saunders
of Toronto, a deaconess of the Wes-
leyan church, England, who is spend;
ing• a few ,Years in Canada studying
conditions, gave the addressateach
service, speaking most' interestingly
and earnestly. On Monday 'every,
ing Miss Saunders addressed a gath-
ering of'yoting women, telling some-
thing of,; conditions in the 'Old Land
and oC the difficulties encountered by
thee° coming to' this ' country, end
making a strong, appeal fox synnpea
thy and good feeling towards Mew--
'comers,
ew'comers, She also ]made a strong,
appeal• to young Women to consider
the giving ,Of themselves to definite
Christian', Work,
On Sunday afternoon the Sunday
School' :rally wits hoick A 'Urge.
ntrreh 3' ]wore tnl'Fcrat sod enioved
Series of pictures shown, "lleavbrn"
and the "Angel of Duty."
Next Suiiclay 11 "League eague Roily
Sundae'," when the Rev. D. Williams
oe Grand Bond will pn•eacin at both
Y
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t Cs. Ai
1v 1 people t 1Dari 1e P. the
tl o
congregation are es email invited.
p y
On Tuesday evening a general eel-`
ly of all the youtng people of the
tonbieAation will be held 1n the,
Leagee rectos, The pe Train Will
be .followed by a social hour and re-
ri.401.1ilionte will he 1050 id,
A SUDDEN DEATII'
Albert Evags of Goderich died in
the, office of: Dr. Thompson on Stu1-
d4y evening 'under :unusual cleanup -
stances. He, and another man nam-
ed ' Steele, were coming up from Lon-
don, hvane driving•„ when tlrey,failed
to raked the Huron street turn, and
drove north on Albert street to Rat-
tenbury street.' They then turned
and ill `doing so struck the post in
front of the: Agricultural office. The
impact was not severe, the car being
but slightly amnagecl, but Evans eel -
lapsed and' died a few minutes :after
being'' carried Onto ,prix Thontpson's
offrce,'to which he was rat once hur:
1•ied. M
Dr, Thompson, Coroner, tordered: an
inquest and the following juey wee
empanelled: A. J. 1VIenTurray, Sora
i
Man: W. L. Johnson,' Geo• �Gool er,
L. Stong, R. Warrerier, J. Dodds, E.
Wenclorf and A, Butler. They view-
ed the body and adjourped until" to-
morrow afternoon.
" The: general impression seems to
be that the roan was ill before the
car struck. The car ]belonged 'co
Steele' but Evans was driving. .uv-.
an is survived byhis wife an a
s� i e d
fainly. The body Was : removed' to
Goderich for interment.
CONCERT ON TIJESDAY
e,
The Mamie. Quartette of Toronto'
gave a concert in Ontario st. church
on Tuesday evening, conning under
the auspices of the ,Epworth League
ofthat ehurehS'"
1
• The' quartette was : con poseil.o"f
Messrs J Riley II tllitian' first tenon;
Albert Dovming, secgn ld'toner.; J. 0,
Moana, baric ne and H. Ruitltyein ]blas-'
donild, basso.
They together, all sang sing -
len and Messrs. Downing and 'Mac-
donald sang several. duets.
Mr. Hallman, tenor,, who made such
a."good fimpreasion n'when the /sang,
at the. Choral Society : concert last
spring, . was 'equally .well received on
Tuesday. He has a true 'and very"
sweet flexible voice., The, other mem-
bers of. the quartette sustained their
parts well, Mr. Downing's tenor and
Mr. Macdonaid's bass blending well
in their duets, and Mr.O'Nieara's fine
baritone being displayed well in sol-
os. air. Macdonald•also proved anis
versatility by contributing `'a couple
of mu`Sical monologues, which were.
well received. Mrs` Treleaven 'act-
ed as accompanist dcnring the even-
ing. Altogether it"'was a' good 'en-
tertainment. •
The attendance was,not as large as
the prograie merited but this .vas no
doubt owing to the earliness of the
season. People have .not yet begun
to attend insjde concerts. Those who
were present Were well •pleased with
the program.
LITTLE LOCALS
•
Mrs. D. Steep is picking ripe rasp -
.berries her garden this week.
The News -Record has ten pages
this week. Don't miss any of it.
. This is " Ilospital Week." Have
you ;passeci in your subscription yet-?
Have you looked at your label -late-
ly, dear reader? ' If not do so and
see how the date stands,
Mr. Herb .Sehoenhalsr and family
have returned to town and have tak-
en rip their abode in the Mountcastle
residence, ,
Six auto loads of ` young people
from Willis church event • ever 'to "the
,
YoungPeople's 'Rally op e s n ]y at Bayfield on
Monday evening.
Young McLean, 2110 AVaS so badly
injured by a fall from Is tree while
picking apples last week; is still in
a serious state.
Mr. and Mrs: W. R. Counter' have
taken' up their residence: in Mr, R.
Rowland'scos home on 'Hi h street.
Y g tie t
Mr, Rowland remains with them.,
Clinton School Fair prize list, held
over .owing to lack of .space, appears
on page nine 01 this lesue Porter's
Hill hat also .ffenears in_ this issue
Five one -hundred -dollar sebscri1r-
tions for hospital improvement have
been received : to date. The . com-
mittee wouldlike at least five more.
Yesterdhy was the last weekly
half holiday of the season and many
will add; "neoee'i the p:fty." It .was
a darling of a day for a holiday' too.
It would be hard to find a busker
spot than the cooperage :these clays
and, according to reports from the.
(rcbercis of the eounty,'every, availe
able barrel will , bo needed,
'Whether repaint or not a number
of citizens are determined to he'dry
this wintern i
and to this end are re.
shingling their roofs, The rat -tat -
tat of the shing lei's hammerie heard.
o1 all sides.
• Btt is o c 'v
t C you ttnncrt give hundred
dollars fifty makes' a nice little sub-
scription, or twenty-five, or even ten.
Every dollar , of your subscription
will be used in the remodelling of
the new hospital, •
Mrs. Joseph Jer vis of Ilolniesvillc
has purchased Miss .Jessie '!,`tromp.
Sons ]louse on Albert street and
takes possession on October first,
011)110)1 citize115 w111 welcot?ne ,1/ns
family to tow n,
rl
the begonias tnakc, a Bravo show-
ing along the north gide ar 'the town
hall ];hese bright Waim= days, And
have you enticed how the vine Ys
creeping up? "Twill soon seven
that grey, old wall, praise be,
H.AV.G YOU TRIED) l'JIEM ?
Last week The News -Record, car-
ried an adVertisentient of soiac' metra
ideal ihonde, which were for sale,
The paper is published on `l'hursday.
end at Mien on Friday Clerk Mee,
Pherson notified us to cancel, the ad
vertisement 1s the bonds had all
been sold diming the' morning. The
advertising, columns of this great
family journal serves to bring buy-
er and seller together. If. you
don'tbelieve' '
z 't ., Utz y it,.
MINGAY-D>WAR„
A maeria `e hi which a number
S n t r
of News -Record readers will be in-
terested tools place' at London ' on
the fifth o( this month when Miss
Margaret 1. Dewar becan1e the;
bride of Mr. Fred Mingay of: that
city. M rs. Ming•ay; as Miss Mag-
gie Dewar, was ; for years :a well-
known resident
ellknownresident of ,Clihton and many.
old friendshere wall .waft good
wishesto lher on the occasion• of`'
her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Min -
gay will reside at 196 Central Ave-
nue, London.`
LADIES PLAY BOWLS
..Three rinks of Stratford ladies
came u:p yesterday and played a like
number T Clinton. ladies on the lo-
cal green.. ';Was a pet of a day for
an outdoor game and the ladies thor-
oughly enjoyed it, the more so for
the reason that the' bowling season is
waning, Iff s. ' McMtuchie, Mrs.
Sharp::ancl, Miss Howson were the • lo-
.eat".skips, Three ga'ories` were play-
ed all round and the score was a's
follows;, u;
Mrs,' iileMurchie'' 11' 11." 1-23 '
Mrs. Sharp,: 15" '9 2=20 •
Miss Howson, 3 ' 7 ' '7-17-G6
Mrs: Hyde, G 8 8-22
Mrs. Vanstone, 5 2 ''11-18'
Mrs. Farquharson,' 10 ' 3 9--22;62
CONCERT COMING
The Bob Wilson ;Co. is coming to
Clinton on Monday, October 2nd, for
one' of their great, shows under the
auspices of the Girl's Auxiliary as a
Hospital benefit,' , The hall will be
packed to the doors for so noble a
cause, as the Company is giving a
specially reduced price to help the
Hospital. But what about the show?.
Listen! Bob Wilson is the great-
est Comedian in this Dominion and.
his comedy is clean. Hie costumes
are great. No such entertainer has
been, -heard: in. Clintpn.:for , many..
years. Grace Bonnicic Is an -enter-
tainer of continental reputation, In
single numbers and in comedy skew'
ches Miss Helmick is unexcelled. We
positively guarantee that Miss Edna
Reed is -the greatest,soprano in Can:
oda, - She is a,niarvellous singer
and probably the hese ever heard in
Clinton. Miss Helen Codd is the
most celebrated cancer in Canada,
'the has filled engagements recently
in Massey Hall and AlIen Theatre,
Toronto, and at Toronto Fair op.
Music Day, The Panntages Theatre
showed a moving picture of Miss
Codd's Peacock dance in August,
Herr costumes are gorgeously beau-
tiful. ^>"
This Company, will give one of the
biggest, funniest cleanest musical
shows ever staged in Ontario, .and
practically all the money goes to tine
Hospital work. e -
Plan opens at Fair's Book Store on
September '29th, and tickets are on
sale there. Reserved seats50 cts.,
rush seats 35cts. Order early as
hundreds are being turned away at
every concert. Boost for the Hos-
pital and .'get 'twice your money's
wortht the-. same time, ato
ANNUAL RALLY OF HURON
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG' '
PEOPLE'
The weather man was inthebest.
of moods on Monday last and fav-
ored . the convention with delightful
autumn weather, Hayfield, with tts.
special'attractiveness was the place
of meeting. Accordingly from all
over. the Presbytery, repvesentatives
in goodly numbers aSseinbies in An
anal Rally. . Net ufany •Groin Willis
church were' able to attend the af-
ternoon session but they nntstered an
attendance of six auto loads Cor the
evening, The program, while some-
what of the order bf young people's
programmes, generally, was of an
exceptionally„ good character.
-Business.. was etlieienttyconducted.
unclerr-the' presidency . of. Mr, Jas.
Love of Egniondville.' Special mus-
ic 'was rendered by soloists and
At the afternoon seasioh addresses
nvere given by the Rev, R, A. Lundy
of Kipnety on. the "Neale 'of Young
People's Societies," and -by Rev. ,A.
Macfarland of Bayfield on "The Gos-
pel" '0:1 St Luke " In these acldres•
sea (he. speakers excelled themselves.
both in subject- matter and delivery.
Rev, C. A. Meyers of Toronto is
one of the General Assembly's.
expeeee in Young Peoples' work. lin
a masterful way he showed. his aud-
ience the -splendid he,
of Y.
P. Societies and how' to secure ,de-
sizable results,
The adtb'ossos of the oveeing were
more of an inspirational nattme. Revs
Geo, 'Telford, o:C Blyth, in an, address
on "Building a Nettie)" carried his
audionec evitili. hint 10 a clear and
Corceller allegory between balding a
house and -a nation. , Mr. Meyers
•e e ie climax f t r eti ,a
P a l cl ]lie o the n c n
in his ociclrcas How to have it
Good Time.' The npinlon genres
sed by Mr, 'Meyers that it was one
l ,
beat c Yl crenees to ever
oi' the n 1 had
t
atf.oncled was eterpticseeci in by all.
Next Mean.' 111c roily will be ateld
Egnlondv`tlle.
c�9tanleg"Tovarnsbip
, . Miss` •Margaret McGreg'•or lett.
Tuesday for Stratford',' where see
will eettend Normal,
IVIiss ,,Ida Taylor spent set. the week-'
p G
end with friends at Walton.
Miss Myrtle Peal eon' was a week-
end visitor at the home on Mr, and
Mrs. A. Ilugil1 of Seaforth:
Mr. and Mrs; 'John 13uteharttook
in Seatorti fair .on Friday last.
Mrs', Will Spear or Highgate, is at
present, visitng her parents Mr, and
Mrs, Malcolm McEwen.
Ul
F mvel
� C� i lie
Prof. F. C. and Mrs. Elford and
Miss Jean of Ottawa, who had been
visiting ;Mrs, 111£ord's parents, _1VIr,.
and Mrs. A. J. Courtiee, for a ;'week,
left on Monday for Jamestown, N.
Y., to visit l the Rev. Dr. Courtsce.
They- were motoring t and enjoying
their, outing very .much.
Tine W. M. S, and Mission Circ:.e
of the- Methodist clinch se1ved re-
freshments at the Porter's hill school
fair,
on Saturday -afternoon and ,lo0c
in quite' ii. bit of money . for their
ti•easuri n
es, I loh esville made a good
showing at the 1air,'which was a• fine
etre.
Auburn
Mr, Thomas, Hamilton fell from
the roof of his' barn our Saturday and
was very seriously injured. "
Harvest: Thanksgiving ' s_ ervie'es
were held iri the Anglican church
here :last Sunday,.
Rev: J. R. Alp, was inducted into
his nh'sigo that of Auburn and Sinn
ths' Hill Presbyterian; churches on
,Wednesday September 27th, tend' lias.
become a resident of our village. We
welcome him.
The Baptist young peoplegave
their Cantata, "The Beautiful City,"
at Bclgrave last Monday night.
Mr. T. Clark of Goderich visited.
friends here this ,week.
Goderich Township
The anniversary services held itn
Sharon church :on Sunday last were
most successful The'Rev. A. Mac
farlane o1,St. Andrew's church, Bay-,
field, preached. in the afternoon' and
'in the evening the service was con-
ducted by Mr. Stone, evlio has been
supplying ,the pulpits of t-ne Bayfield
circuit .'during the summer. Miss
Harris of Goderich ' assisted
in the musical part' of the services.:
Mr. Stone;is retuianing to college and
Mr. Baxter o.f • Chatham will have
charge of the cfrouit ,°
r the
. remain,
der of the year,
While driving along the Ifuron road
on Tuesday Miss Bessie Osbalcleston,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Oshaldeston, was run into by the.
Stratford-Goderich bus, which was
coating east, Miss Osbaldestoon wase
turning into T. R. Jenkins' gate and
she says the driver of the bus didn't
blow his horn, at all and she wasn't,
aware that it was behind her until
it bumped into her buggy, upsetting
it and throwing her out. For'tun-
ately she was not badly injured. The
buggy Was smashed and the horse
broke loose and ran away, not being.
stopped until it was going: up Vin-
egar ]Till,: Clinton. The bus ran into
a telegraph post ,after lcrioeking Miss
Osbaldeston over"and it is said the
driver was in a verybad Menotti- i t our -
u
bout the whole thing, The parents
of the young lady are verst thankful
that no more serious damage was
alone.
ATeeScool Fair held on♦• .Sntu da
y
at 'Porter's
hill, when ten schools
participated, was an , excellent • suce
cess. - The exhibits of the children
weee exceptionally fine, showing'
both' ear kill ` i th is
e and on c} ntofthe
exhibitors, . A large.number of pee.'
plo foregathered. to see the produce
of the ehilrens' hands and. to 511end
a' few hours in the open. The wee
'duel was 'ideal.' '`During the atter-'-
croon ,,the ladies of the I olniesville
W. M. S. and Mission Circle conduct-
ed a booth, selling ice cream ' and oth-
er refreshments. They seemed to do a
roaring "trade and before`' evening'
Caine were pretty well sold out. The
fair prize• list will; be :found on an
other page.,
Mr. aml-Mrso W.' Towinsbencl of
Mancha motored `rate and spent the,
weep -end with relatives. Mrs. AI
'beet Townshend, who had been Arts
icing w11h hoarsen: at Monello, for
some weeks, returned with them..
She reports a most enjoyable heli
clMay,i. John 'POwnsh rd er returned this'
week to eesnme his studies .at :Kings-
ton. His brother AIvin, wild pas
been at honthil!, joins hien at Queoin's
autumn term, 't•
for the. arta er
Mrs, .Chas.'Bottck and Master •Ral-
ph ' of Niagara are visiting' Mr, and
Mrs. Nelson Crich,
Much regret was .felt when Ovoid
was eeeelved, on Thursday last.by.Mr,'
Thos. Elwood that hie eldest son,
George, had been Milled In a motor
011±1515111 the evening prevl011sly
When' travelling between Fernwood
and Pentland, B. Co Young Elwood
wets driving and was ateontpenied
by several others- whet they duet era s
other car which carried bright lights
hec1ri r•s i
which blinded t ve o teed hip
lc eon rolof his car and ' ' took 1
lost t •t I it to thti'
ft
ditch, and he a cceived fatal ]mien ies, G
Tho young ,man Nile i marriod, The
eelnain5 were interred 1u British COI- a
nnibia, Much sympathy is felt ,Cor 1
Mr, Elwood and family in their inn
e,1peeled bereavotoeht, °J
People You 14.1ncerta
1Virs, W. J, Mecdonal n -t "
rt cul d Ilutietl
who have beani 'f 0,•
v st tt a relatives
here for some time, 'left. en Irfon-
day to join Mr. Macdonald at Now
Lisle
card, where the family intend
making thein hone in ft'tture,
l`r!C9lu lesbero
Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Gov.er: of ,;Port
Colborne aro spending a fury clans
with relativesinthe village.
'Wise L
s. Brigham, g t who has had
many exhibits et the fairs rs this i': -iii,
attended Wingh sni fair• on Tuesday
where she got several first prizes.
Mrs: Shafer' and family of Gow
anaton-5 n.•,
pe t the Week -end with the
lady's .
Ys Chas. Ruddell:
Evangelistic' services are being _ e
b g h ld'
in theMethodist church ever night
Y nig t
this week, a •
Anniversary services will be held
in the Presbyterian church on Sun.
day, Qctober'8th, a week from next
Sunday, Rev. A. Macfarlane of
Bayfield will preach at both the mor-
ning and evenm6• servat
e.
The 'Wis B•
1 ort., ros. of Mottkton will
assist with rune music.
The regular las monthly meeting of
the Women's Institute will -be held
in the Community hall on Catcher 5.
Mrs.'' I3. M. Snell will demonstrate
the,,making of paper flowers. Solo
by Miss Abery; reading by Miss
Moon, 'Hostesses,Mesdam'es !Moun-
taini, ' Sprung and Radford: Conic
and enjoy.. an interesting meeting.
Ragfiield,
Mr, and Mrs. McDowell Miss. Mc-
Dowell and Mr. Morris of Thames-
vine were the guests of • Mrs. W. H.
Woods 1'over the week -end, On
Monclay she returned home witlf
them for a short visit.
Dr: and Mrs. Tillman and family
of London spent -the week=end; at their
summer home' on the Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. McCoughey of Strat.,
ford- spent the week -end, ; at theins
summer cottage on Huron .Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore of: South
Bend, ' Indiana, arrived home Beast
week and will spend a while , the
guests of the former's father, Mr.
Samuel Moore.
Mr. A
. R. Stone, who Inas : suppli-
ed the Methodist pulpit for the Paso
.three..nlpntbsj., left on :Monday; for.
London. '•
Mr. Robert Bailey `of. theStaffing g
Bank, Millbank, is hone on his holi-
days this week.
Mo.. and Mrs. E. A. Sander and
child and Mr. •Art :Sander of lUit-
chener were the ;•nests of Mrs.
San-
der's"parents, Mr; and Mrs H. W.
Erwin on Tuesday and °Wednesday
of this week.
iVIr. Sid Castle of.;;Stratford spent
the week -end at his home in the
village.
The annual rally of Huron Pres-'
,bytory.Young: People's Societies, held
in St. Andrew's church on Monday,
was a great success.' A very large
number *eve present, especially for
'the evening 'session.- A. most inter-
:,esting and inspiring program._ Wee
given. An adjourned meeting of the
Huron • Presbytery was also held.
Once more the sunlnmmiis hag -bonie
and called away another of our °m -
est and most respected citizens :n
the person of John Ferguson, 1011
passed: away on Saturday evening
last in his .84th' year. The decees-
ed .was born in the township'of God
crick in 1839 axncl came, to this Vill-
age w ena Yowif
g mantmc1 weint
into the blacksniithing business: For
a number of years he held the pos-
ition of bailiff of the Seventh Divis
1011 Court and was also constable of
the village. Buti1
g for' a number ot
years' he Morel been unable to work on
account of 111-11eat1111. His wife pre-
deceased hini in,Jam:lary 11)17. The
funeral tole place from o l a o tons t :h
o residenom
c of daughter.. -
e 1. i da Iter MissNorah ''
. yer.-
g,
gnson, 'oh Tuesday, September 26,
at; 2 o'clock p, in, Rev, A. Maclar•
lanio of. St. Anc}iew's`ohtaroh officiat-
ed at the • hogs° and grave. Main-
land Jethro No. 33 A. T. and A. 117.•
of whichheWas tut old aneuibe.h'al
so' tools. part in 'the obsetluies, -'The
pallbearer's, who.'were also'.'mem/teem
rose. tWheillMam oWniecs`to0ndeIrarivgldbtr StiMieone;'.
and John and James Lindsay. Those,'
left 'te' mourn his loss are: Mrs': .;
Reid, Detroit, Mrs'. O. W, Thyn-i
`Brantford, Mrs. 1;. E. Sharpe, Win-
nipeg; -Mrs. W Hallowell, London;
Alcxantdei• and Charles b ergui on_on
the Great Lakes, Capt: John A. ands
William Ferguson and Miss Nolan
Ferguson of this village: The flor-
al ofleritigs were Many and Beauti-
ful. Among' them Were sprays,
.from Miss Baxter: Air. and Mia. In,
Moorehoifse, Landon; ]iris Spades,
Brantford; Clara Ferguson, Strat-
f00d; Mrs. Metcalf, Ml's, Moorhousc
Mt5, ' l
h5
G s gild : Mis. Brg'g'arl, Bay.
•field; .Conpaes and Square from the
Maitland Lodge, Goderiel1n wreaths
from the Rhynas :fannily, Brantford,
Anchorfrom the, grand chitchat, and
et pilloW and anchor from .aim :fatntil
y
t'1Osg wlto attended tlne funeral Cron
a distance wore: Mr, George Fergu-
son, Colborne; Miss Lily Ferguson
attd Archie hon; inion, MCS. S`nao
arae] 7]r. ,Gallaw, Gotiorich z n5t
> Mrs, O.
Sitoppitrd, Parisi Miss Clare Fermis
on, Stratford; Mr, and Mrs, 0. W.
Iih n
Y as ;died son Philip of BraattlOrcY
Mr. Jtnes I
et isoi'
Detroit:
Ver.
nl Alex Porterfield,
Vii I ,
oddos, Beln'rave; Mr, and Mts. 3tsin.
Govendocic, Mr, John Goventorlc anut
nd Mr. Bort Govenioodt, 1gmondvil-
c, Mr, Thigh Gilinorn, rfisrtos Marry
aft
(Cottinuod bra P0'ge 8)