HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-10-5, Page 111
,CLINTON ONTARIO THU
We say as many oo
C1tINTON MiUU ETS.
Wheat,H
p.
Onta
32e..
Barley, 50c.
Butter 80c. c, tp 330.
Eggs 30e ale.
gS ,to
Live Hogs, ,s, 11.
C. C, 1. 1P1ELD DAY.
The Collegiate Institute is boldin
its annual Field Day on Friday Oc-
tober 13th. The inter -form 'sports
Wil be held on the schpol grounds in
the :merning,,'beginning et 10 o'clock
The Ohampionship events will be run
off in the Recreation' Park in the of
ternoon. There will also be a, base-
bball m
a arch -between the Seafoi'th anis'
t 1 nton Collegiate teams in the park
at 3. 80,'followed ;.,by a basketball
'"latchbetween the ,S.C,I..and ,C.C.I.
teams on the school grounds: All
are cordially- invited to attend and
enjoy these sports:
1i0NoUR1:D CTII'EFS ,
, The
{ ittln8 Company Y
s
taf
yes-
terday Pre cuted Mx. Frank LibbYi
Termer manager, with .
g a handsome
library table and iMx: G. 13. Harris,:
superiutencient, with a fine chair.
LADIES BOWLING
A number of bowlers went, to God;;
erich on Monday, among them two
rinks o£ .ladies. Mrs. M:c1VIurcliie'
and Miss Ilowson skipped. Miss
Howson and Mrs. Wheeler stood 10-5
respectively, 'Miss Howson. and Miss
Edwards 8 and 10. Mrs. McMurch.ie
and Miss Edwards stood 17 and 11
and SvMrs.;Mc1V1uatchie and Mrs; Wheel-
er 11 and: 7., so the 'Clinton ladies
.were thirteen up in the. round.
In the ladies' doubles beingla
P,Y
ed off for some time past, Mrs. Axon
and Mrs. Merman won first prize plus
Ti; Mrs. Fair and Mrs. IVIeMurchie.
second 'prize, plus 9.
or that 70eddin
' you will find' choosing easy at • IIELLYAR'S Jewelery Store.' We
have the newest and best designs ` in SILVER, CUT . GLASS,
S,
CHINA, ETC. Our stock is well and',earefully. selected, and will'
make choosing easy and satisfactory.
REDUCED PRICES ON VICTOR TALKING MACIJINES
Lee -
Call and hear our newest His Master's VoicesecoidR o will
b
e pleased to have you `call. A monthly catalogue will bWe- sent, to'
you each month on request. 'w,,
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Conversion of Victory.Bonds
THE SERVICESof this Bank are ofte
red free. of
charge to those who wish to arrange tha,conversion
of Victory Bonds maturing on December 1, 1922, to
the new five or ten-year bonds.:A Application pp anon should
be made ,as early as' possible, but not later than -e
Sep-,
tember` 30th.
The Manager aha er of
any our branches :will bo. l
gad to
furnish full particulars upon request.
THE
ROYAL '�s n �T A
READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING.:
7 he' 1 jf7orrrsh 1
Clothing- Co
I
" ORD}]'RIvD
OEOTHJNG r
Announ6ng the arrival
of our
Choice Overeoats
for
and WINTER
You are invited to inspect our overcoat stack
which .includes' the best models of the most noted
all ors.
Weare rc,ad 't
y o suit any Man's •s Ilkngs
We are sure thatyou can find here just
you R OVERCA.OT whethero '
y ur ,taste
breezy
be: quiet or 'e z
y,
If yon are atall particular about your overcoat
cotrie and make your selectionearlywhile have
we yourparticular style and.size.
Overcoats
alt to
TNS
Motto.
Extra, special at '$25.00
?AOR.RISH CLOTHING CO.
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A Square Deal for Qr Evelr Mai
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AY OCTOBER :5t11
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words abbot other people as we can.
We would appreciate it if our friends would cornnmend ,, The People's Paper to their friends
A SUDDEN DEATH
Miss Washt onr•
trreceived o
b otd ,wor
Cl
00
Sunday t
morning'.
y of the death which
occurred zedatS Swift t Current, Sash., on
Sunday, of her brother, Jabez Wash,
ington. Miss Washingfeh was not
'aware that hey brother had been ill
and :has not yet received particulars
of his 'death, 11e had lived in the
west for a great many years and 1s
survived'', by his wife and. two
This is the third death in the lra
tnl-
ily . within the past twenty -ex anon -
WISHING
HER. 110N -VOYAGE
On the afternoon ]i noon of September 27th
the ladies of the W, M. 5, of Ontar-
io street church, gave' a very. .infor-
mal farewell to Miss Louise Beaton,
who is'^'leaving shortly for China; to
engage in teaching. The president,
Mrs, Geo. Shipley, expressed the
kindly wishes of the Society, god -
speed in he e new field` of labor and
bon voyage, after which,, Mrs. Eq -
win Jervis presented her with a lea_
therbound portfolio, as a'slight 'co
Iden of esteem.
Miss Beaton very fittingly repIie"d,
thanking' the ladies foe their kindly,
thoughts and good wishes. Light
refreshments were afterward served.
A FISH STORY '
here's a fish' :story which, we tell
for What it is worth' but Tor which
we will: not vouch. A_ Clinton young
man was at. Auburn this summer.
spending a holiday and while there
enjoyed sone fishing',; for -which
tl bright x ght little btugis.noted, using•
his father's pet fishing rod. Dur-
ing .his stay the young man,; got,
a fine fish on his line butsiv]ti]e try-
ing to land hitt the big fellow, got
away; taking with hien the reel. The
young man was extremely sorey to
lose .the -
reel from his .father's rod
and
the
father was equally carry,
when the loss
vasutt
a.
1c known owl, to
him, and a reward was offered for
its recovery. . Just recently word
has come from Auburn to the effect
that a large pike wins caught there
whieh;on being opened contained the
almost as good as new. : At
last reports the reel had not yet been
received by the owner.' Well, 'that's.
the story; anyway.,
i .
MISS BENTLEY
HONOURED
sons,
A number' of ,Ire friends in the
choir of St. Paul's church of Miss
Norma Bentley, -who, leaves, town
week, lied a little informal gather-
ing after : the, evening' service on.
Sunday and presented her with a
-handsome wrist •watch as a little re-
membranes of the manyltappy 'as-
sociations'
ass-sociations' irl church and: • Sunday
school. Col. Ranee made the pre-
sentation, expressing ina few elo-
quent words the, regret felt over Miss
Bentley's intended departure and
good wishes for her future. Miss
Bentley replied, expressing her sin,
cera thanks for the kindly sentiments'
as well as for the beautiful gift:
Miss Bentley has been a most active
worker in the choir arid Sunday'
school and will be utissed in church
circles. A member of the choir
composed the following little timer -
ick, which was very feelingly read
on this occasion:
"We all love a dear girl. called
Norma,
And we're sorry to have to inform
yer
That she's going away
For a very long stay
And all we can do not is mourn
her."
LITTLE LOCALS
Mr. Rivers has rented the house.
recently vacated by Mr. W. R. Count
ter on Rattenbury .street.
The youngest son of 1VIr. and Mrs.
Thos. Cardwell ,is quite ill, we are
sorry to report:
M
z. and Mrs.
J.rl
.,t tion have talc,
en Mrs, Perdue's furnished house on
Ratteilbury strbet. for the whiter and
take possession- next week,
Varna School Fair was a hummer.
The prize "list appears on another
page. Balfield fair prize' list ap-
pears iu this issue also:'
Miss Christina McDougall of Hen
-
eon, niece of Mrs. J. D. Atkinson,
hes
a entered the Clinton Cement -tray
Hospital as•a probationary nurse.
1 y
Mrs. Eli Cutch' fell mutt a tree
one day last weep while pielcieg ap
Plea and sustained it fracture of her
aria.
The hospital bazaar will be held
on October 31st, Booths are being.
arranged anged for and there will be tea
roems, ore. Tim last day of October
is the date.
Mt. Bert :Levis ]las had the old
bowline alley, opposite the. Princess
theatre, pulled down and will use
soma , of the material in the new
house he is erecting on Joseph street.
Mgrs. Frank A. Jenkins will receive
ler the first thee since her marriage
,n'_Friday, October 20th, front three
to six, and afteewares on the fust
Friday.
The Iiospitttl Drive ,lash ween
resulted',in the collection _of $3600,
as will be seen by the "cloelt" in W
ij. T aux s window. Thi! run re -
Cults ns Ar
not U e{ 1111 and '
,tm anyone t a5t
Y wish-
ing Y.
lit to e
elft
7.11 rl
Bute may ,u still o
Y d s.
0
Russ Noma Bentley, who Itis
been in the. office of the 15oher't
Y
Planus for Some time; revered iter'
-'itt'etion With }he;flran last"weep
and goes' to :I'oeonto this week to nag an
lake a position, erring,
1 111 31 NATURAL CAUSES
At the inquest heli] last Friday to
inquire into t
q rn he cause of death in the
ease Albert Evans of Gaderiell,
who died en t01 Previous' Sunday ev.
ening,the jury concluded, feoth the
evidence given, that death was due to
natural causes, and brought in a
verdict accordingly.
THE// NORTI-1 WINS •
"the bowling 1 g snatch between the
north anis southhid
w h has been,
participated in by both men and'wo,.'
men, was terminated' yesterday, the;
north winning' by -two";shots•
This series' of .names, woe ,
� s t of
merely for the fun but eaeh rink en-
tering the contest ,hid a fee and
this, . together with '..some, donations
made by spectators, %:amounted to
thirteen dollars, which'. Wes handed
over to, the Community Hospital
committee,
FORJLEST•ER-.McDONAr,D
The marriage took Place at' God-
eiioh on Thursday last of hiss Ag-
nes D. McDonald, n ld, to
o t e' daughter
g
1 t atcr
h
of Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, and
Mr.;•Donald Ross Forrester, son of
the late D, A. Forrester of Clinton.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. R. C. McDermid of: Knox church.
Miss B. Tufford was bridesmaid 1110!.
Mr, Leslie Huller •of Clinton was ben
man.
•
Mr. and' Mrs. Forrester, who have,
been in Clinton for several days,
and may locate here, have the good
wishes of all for a Itsppy future.
B F
BRIDE OP FEW WEEKS CALLED
Word was received in Clinton
on
Monday morning of the death • at
Wasagvt Beach on Sunday' of Jessie
Kathleen, wife of Dr, W H..Hunter.
of Orillia, who was 'a daughter of
Di
F; and Mrs. z W. H; Wright
of
t 'Tot-
tenham
-
6 4t
tenham and granddaughter of„ Mrs.
Thos. Jo e
w tt .o
f Bayfield.
ci.
The young lady, who was married
only :a few- weeks ago,: was taken ill
with typhoid ;fever immediately af-
ter her marriage ,and although ev-
erything possible was clone, her Bfe
could not be saved Much sympathy.
is felt for the so goon ,' bereaved
young husband and the other mem-
bers: of her family in their unexpect-
ed sorrow, Mrs; Jowett of Bayfield
and Miss Walls of town left on Mon_
day for Tottenham to be present for
,the funeral.
COLE-•BIGGINS
On Saturday last the marriage
was soletn{tized at the Methodist par-
sonage,Seaforth, by the ;Rev, R. Ful_
'ton Irwin, of MattieHazelBiggins,
niece of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller
of Clinton, and Warwick P. {Cole, tee
son df nit'. and Mrs, Peter_Cole. ofC
Goderieh township, 1 1
The bride wore her travelling suit r
of navy gaberdine embroidered In I P
sand and gold, with bodice of blue laq
radium lace •over honey dew satin; a
a black feather ttiimmed hat and•f
mink choicer. She also"wore
a cor-
sage bouquet of Ophe1]a .roses .and W
baby's` breath,, The couple,. were- un-
attended. . ,Me.' and Mrs. W, -Miller,
Ir,, witnessed the nuptials. • P
- Inunediately after the, ceremony a
the.b'ridal party, returned to the „re
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Miller, where it
the wedding luncheon was served, spa
immediate relatives of the contract- m
in .art'
g parties only being rest fr
nt.
6 P Ira,
er Mr. and Mrs: Cole `motored;„to "p
Seaforth and took the df�noon wl
train `for a ltoneytnoon trip and Ian- do
er. will take up their residence in th
Toronto.
rho
The '
'bride. was the renipiont oP by
many, very beautiful presents, that , W
of the groom's parents being a hand- ab
some sunt of money. pa
The News -Record joins. with the we
:Friends of the `young couple in is
wishing tltent many happy and pros- M
perons years ',together. get
ed
AMONG T ;
THE CHURCHES S
ne
St. Paul's Church son
if.
The Deanery of Huron fuer in Bay- wo
field yesterday. ab
The Rev: 181 Pherrill of Irirltton the
conducted services in this -church, oh gat
Sunday last, the rector, the Rev., C. rou
'Llewellyn. Bilkey,•• taking special:
fKE
THEY G() TO SFAFOR'FIT
The Co17e
ga tD institute tF
b
aseball
and basketball •team go to :Sealorth
on Friday, of this week to play the
Seaforth ' Collegiate teams. 'llhe
young people will be very grateful
to any citizen who will volunteer to
take members of the ,.teams, in his
car.
ENTERTAINS C11301R
Mr, and Mrs,. Meiritt Neis-e
d ,, z em•
textained'the, choir' of Wesley church
at their home on Friday (evening
last. - A very happy time was spent
in music, games and song, follow-
ed' by dainty refreshments. Miss
Evelyn- ,Gruff entertains on, -Friday
evening of this week.
THE W. LR
G ATEPUL
The Women'
s rIalstitute wish to
thank all who'se contributed to
the "Cemetery .Gates Fund," , during
their., recent canvass. Owing to
contr]butions still, comingl yin no
statement will be made until a later
date. There may be some inter-
ested who have not yet contributed,
•thS ladies hope none will' hesitate
because they cannot give's a large
sunt. No matter' how small the a-
mount sent, it will be very .accept=
able and gra•tful{y aeknowledgd.
LEAVING TOWN
Mr. Gr B. Harris, who has
been
with the Clinton . Knitt]tig+ Company
as superintendent „for the past ten
years, has resigned his positionand
leaves for Guelph, -where he takes
position tvith ache. Lander hosiery'
pe ople. 14Tt'• •Harris -is thoroughly
interested in the hosiery busines,
and has invented a 'needle, which it
is '.thought will prove a boon to
hosiery manufacturers : when it Is
finally perfected and put on the mar-
kat. Clinton friends .of
1VIr,
HanesY
will be greatly interested in the suc-
cess of this' invention in x. Re-
gret •
e '
e-
gree `is felt over the 'removal oi'
Harris from town, which will; be .Col_
lowed by the removal of his family,
although - they may not go /immed-
iately.
AN ORANGE SE±VICE•
The Rev.' Dr. -Simpson, .Field Sec-
retary of the Most Worshipful Grand
Orange Lodge of British North .A-
merica, will address the members and
friends of the Association on; "Sone
of the Struggles -in the Interest of
Civil , and ,Religious, Liberty," in • the
Presbyterian Church, Clinton, next
Sunday evening, ootober 8th, at the
regular hour of the evening service,
7 o'clock. The lodges throughout
the county of,Huron, both.Ot•ange
Royal Black gndeLadies' are regiiest-
d meet feet at the Ledge roogis . of
linton L, 0. L. No: 710 at not later
hat. 6.45 o'clock and march in full
egalia to the chinch. Dr. %Sin pson
reached in the Presbyterian church
, t Sunday with much acceptance,
nd'those who heard him a1•e looking
orward to his Orange service. •
ILL YOU HELP?
The News -,record is -desirous of
ublhsQling' all the news of the town
nd' district for • which it can make
o10, choosing the most important
ems from week to week. It is no
all task to gather this news and
any an item would elude us if' our
ie
nds diel not keep us in mind and
tit us wise"occasionally. This is
tat we like,..the- hearty co -opera -
n of all our friends. When any_
in
ha-'
g en5-
PP w ti
to
]t you
think we
w.
ould
now about lion us a hint"
wore] of mouth, telephone or carry,
e are just as glad to publishrnews
out people who do not read our,
per
as about. Chase who do. And
don't care a copper whether it
a Presbyterian, Baptist, Anglican
ethodist or Roman ;Catholic who
s married or dies or is bequeath
fortune, ortwl
e
w
us
ph• .
e just z olticle the
we the sane. He may be a-Nla-
or' net a Mason, Grit or 'tory,
`ire' ` has 'done ',anything which 15
rtlty of comment we want to hear
out hint. And we shall welcome
assistance:. of all our friends in
bering news from all the sur -
Tiding
country, Will ,you }fern 7
EP CLOSE T0: NATURE
services at T i •lcton.
Baptist Church D
The ' Missr ' Circle on Ci '
will wll bold a el'
ant
Than];ofY •' o
et
n meeting in the e clinic
g
h.
�rr
on Tlairsday October 12th at 8 p.rn,
Rcv, S. Anderson will deliver an
address on missions. A cordial in-
vatatip)1 is estbnded to all Mission.
worriers to flttend
'Services meat ' Sunday! • at usual
hours. The •pastor, will conduct
both services. °",'hey that'feared
the Lord, spake oftcm to^one anoth-
er."
ungamton will viii
anon of It
than three Clinton ave no coppice r ton young cotillles
Mary its residents. Mr and 1V1rs
Wesley Clturm
The: Rei'. D. VPi11]ams ,of Grand
Bend ,,reached at both services on
,Sunday hist, it being League anne,
versary. His ;sermons wet•e both
,appropriate and were Iletened to With
interest. A{, the evening service
Mies Agnes Holnte5' sting a solo very
acceptably, Mr: Williams Also ad-.
dressed ,tho Sunday school in -the
afternoon, On:rtiesday evening the
League held rz rally 11E ,its tnembero.
The peesiibit., Miss Freida' Wallis,
occupied the chair, and ham' a short
ra tfii 1
P a at adjournment � 1 4lrnlr10
J n 115
4 w made
to Wesley ball
iv
re
re a social l time
wad enjoyed by aha young pcople.
Next Suitdtty, in the :absence er
the 511 v
pastor `
tsar
1 ten
ding' ;Gene, a,
Conference in '11.1111 o, the Rev, T.
J. Snowdon will preach in the )Hurts
d 11Sr. S C1. Haeaite in the ev
ugll Itlaguia:e are already there 1-.
and Mrs. R. l'ox•rester are moving up
this weelc and, 11/11', George McKenzie
bas secured a house and will reil.
his family almost'imnteaiatel r. eve
two first named young, m3 The
en have
started a battery business in that lit-
tle town and Mr. 'tt[cKewele is in
ollai'g'e' of. rite bank branch there,
The News -Record commends the
wisdom of theseyoung people, in cast-
ing itt ,their lot with the :small ,town
people where there is space to breath
and plenty of good air to :fill
one's lungs, especially now when, the
lure of the city attracts on "tinily.
There .aro in all our large cities plen-
ty o1' families who would be much
better in health, morals and finan-
ces if they were content to live in
the smaller centres. Anyone who
has thought 'about it at a11'tarnst con_
fess that livbig conditions are amici,
healthier in the country end smaller
towns Num in the crowded spaces of
the'
cities
Wehat
s 1 haven
to here
va
law
r.
a soba to tt'
n tIt .
rd a alt Sec'
r 1 i' t fail
to the writer just the other (lay, "(/-
0)11)15' iearlfl], children in. the,:tty
Many people hove to live in the
tios, of.:course,'! ;tarn added, '{but it
is cin place for children." And the
1 ct nti1tione nee equally beneficial to
i grewmr-U o ' in the cnur5tt'7.
e
THE lit) l ] PAP E'R
MIGHT BE BETTERED
Ayear
e 11.4
y the
beginning
g
G r •
-Le
r
5f c-
be to °
wn clerks
were x. appuilati:cl.
vendors of mareia �•e ., licensee
Clerk Ma her i t res end
RP soh of Clinton has sold
forty-two in the twelvemonth. ft
isn't such a lot, either. (hie would
think ']f the sales ',vert pushed 'a• lit-
tle we might have a bet Ler showing.
L, 0. L. IIAD SOCIAL TIME
'lite Orangemen had a pleasant
little social gatherin on Friday, et-
elin •
t g last, when they :woke favoreii
with a visit from the Rev. S.T, Simp-
son, Grand ' Lodge fiel;l set•etaxy,
who gave an address. Refresh-
ments t h
n s were served at the. close of
the program..
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED •
The following. announcement e -
peared in yesterday's Globe: p
"Mr, and Mrs. S. Bruegen-an, of
Chesley, Ont„ announce the engage-
ment of their eldest daughter; Ger.
,aide, to Mr. Edward Wendorf, Olin-
ton, On�tr - the marriage. to take
place in October." •
MONDAY'S CONCERT
•
-The' Beb Wilson Co. gave ga a con-
cert in the town hall on Mottdav ev-
ening, eoaititag under the auspices of
the Girls': Auxiliary, the proceeds to
go. to the hospital. It was a vac
led' program, music,• song dancIttp`
comedy sketches,`' and was a clean,
amusing -entertainmenit. e' Tile hoose
was fairly well filled foe so early 01
the season,
FORMER 'I -111130N LADY CALLED,
Miss. R. A. McGillicuddy died : in
Toronto on Monday at. the .home of
her e
Moth
ez Thomas
McGillicuddy,
, G udd
Miss
Y,
Mc
Gli•"
ale dd
u 'was' associated
sociate
d
with her -her brothers, Thomas and
.Dani
i
el, when they founded -The Brus-
sels Post, fifty years .ago, and after-
wards when they: became /milers of
The Goderrcit', Signal, The family
lived in Huron .Gonnty for litany
Years....
OIIORAL SOCIETY PRACTISE
The Choral Society 'beun its
g
practises on Tuesday evening in On_.
tario .street church, a- good number
being present for the opening meet-
ing. The following are the' efficers:,.
Zion. President: Col. H. T. Rance.
" President: J,,, E. -Doherty.
Vice Presidents
The - resident
clei:gy of the totvn;-
Secretary: B. J. Gibbings.
-
g
Treasurer: ItE. Manning,
Leader: A W. Anderton.
Executive Committee: The above
officers and- two appointed from eaeh
church choir.
Practise will be held each Tuesday
e(kening.
CLINTON BOY MARRIED'
The marriage took place at First
Methodist' church, London, on Wed-
nesday of last week - of Miss Irene
Marshall of Medford and Mr. Lloyd
Willcen, youngest son of Mr. A. Wil -
ken en of town, • who has been 00 the
staff of the Thedford branch of the
Molsons Bank for sonfe time. The:
Rev J. F. Reycraft performed the
c ret
e non
y
Mr. '
and
Mrs:
Wills
caste to Clinton on Thursday and
spent a few days at the honfe of the
bridegroom- here,
Mr, Wilken's Clinton ,.friends con-
gratulate
-
him
and extend
cod
wish-
es to 'the young.eouple for a happy;
future,
BUNTER -COULD
The marriage took, place at, North.
street Meth'odisi church, Goderieh,'at
-eleven o'clock yesterday of bV iss
Elizabeth Gould, daughter of. the late
William Gould of Goclerich township,
and Bit. Robert Hunter Iu
township. rater of Colborne
The ceremony was performed , by
the Ret' 1-1 D. Mo;V,ez and at4as wit-
ness'ed only by immediate relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter will reside: in
Colborne township.
The bride is very well known lu
Clinton, as she has often visited her.
brother here, •and is especially well
known in Tiolntesville, the saucily
having' vn resided u7
es ,
g e t
d n Gc
dezich township
before removing
t
n G ere
o tcu
d oni •
l ,y a
r few years ago, The bridegroom is'
a cousin of Miss Hunter of town,
Friends extend good wishes.
THE 'COUNCIL MEETING
:The council not on. Monday even
ing,
1. onut ialiCati ions weP0 read from
the Bell Telephone Co., asking per-
mission to :open William street east
of Princess for the erection of poles,
On the eecominendation of Chairman
1Vliddleton of 'the street committee
permission was granted: The clerk
was also instructed Lo ask the Con,.
pany' to paint their poles on the main
streets.
The Feel Controller for (intone
weoae to the effect that: if any ammo
laipality wished pini to fix coal prlecs
within the mttttieipality the emus.
cil might, appoint repreeental1505
who might go to Toronto and, to-
%gethee with representatives 01 coal
clealert in the, same municipality, ne
would go into the mattes" with them,
The • fuel conllnitteo, Coutiaillor
r,iv t
e,att 5
0 (.. a'F 1
C }t t k1 i2 1
a 'mewl-finely/0d
, r ,min
, em do
d
t
that the ca LtItG'll
nut ha. /e r'',
the 110 ]tnr-
eitase of throe tars of Gaal, provided
eanl'd be seemed nli an c rly 1115101
and that the elerlc eeeeivo otdeee and
pap -emit for same, 'i'hc report Was
adopted, -
1'he first meeting of the 00rlsrt; bf+
Revielo11 18 to be held nil Otitoho: 27,
People You (l'
Know A
Mt
and Mrs. Tilos. Johnston and iVlr.
,yI'ostill of Petrelea were week,enf[
visitors at the home of -Mr. and
Mrs:' Jas. Cornish, Rattenhuu'y, et.
I3ajfield
Me. H. W. Irwin has been •spend-
ing the past weelc at. Kitchener and
other points in Waterloo .County:
Cleric Erwin is ar•ett bus • span
,� Y y
usually and his friends hope he, on
joyed his well-earned' holiday.
Mr. E. A. Edwards has been holi-
daying at Kitchener and London.
The Rev. C. R. Pitt's :or Petrolea'
has been calling on old friends here -
Abouts this weep, having' come up to
attend the Deanery meeting, held in
Ttimrinity church yesterday.
The evaporator is runnin full
blast "now and ` there .: are plenty of
apples to keep it going for sortie
e,
The'' fine summer-like weather we
have been having the .past week has
_revived .interest;. in summer cottages
and several who had concluded sum_
mer- was over have been; coming back
for another few happy days at Bay -
Mr. and Mrs. W, 1-1: Robinson and
family" of..Landon spent: the week -end
at their• cottage here.
Mrs. H ' Tuesday foe her
home ill DulIetroit_left after having, Spent
the summer at her cosy and pretty,,:
cottage nil the Terrace.
•
1V1r. John Darrow of Lucicnow fa
visiting. his brother, Mr, H. Darrow
of this village: •
Mrs. Thos; Jowett lefft Monday the
Tottenham, on learning .of [it, death
of "her granddaughter;,. Mrs (Dr.)
W.' II. Hunter, daughter. of Dr. and
Mrs. Wright of'that'town. This, death
was
attended with
a
pecixli radh
s ess
•as the. -young lady was a bride, hav-
ing 'Married xled
t her
o• now bereave
ed young' husband only y a` foty weeks
go,
The fair last week was favored
with the best of weatherand passed
off very pleasantly and successfully.
The crowd was laT y
large and he :exltib-
its in all classes were numerous and
of good quality. The Clinton Kiltie
Band furnished itmsie during the last
clay, their services being much enjoy_
ed by the patrons and appreciated
by the management. Not only was
the exhibit• of products of excellent
quality lent' the show e
. f live stock
was also good and the,races in the
cafternoon of the second n day were
features of much interest. IA' the
evening, the Brunswilk. Trio ,put on
an excellent concert' in the town hail.
to which many stayed' over and
many others saute hack,. Altogetb-
er, 'tilts fair of • 922 was ' a decided
success and the directors were piens-
ed with the results of their labors
in Connection with it.
�dolmesv�ei a
Mrs. Draper and family- of De-
troit motored over last week to vis
it the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Mulholland,
Mr. 3.. R, Holmes , returned Iast•:
week after a five -weeks vacation• in,
the west;
Anniversary services were ,held in•
the Methodist' church on Sunday, the.
special pcl a preacher being the ;Rev. Y.
Sinclair of Centralia, a former pas-
tor. He 'was; greeted, by a fu11
church both morning and evening and
preached most acceptably. The ;E
choir
ef
the church $ supplied
the h t
e nus.
is and their services were., mneh ap-
preciated. The offering - amounted
to over $260. : A number were'pres--
ent from Godel•ich and Clinton aft
both services.
London Road -
Mrs. 1,ral ea of Toronto and her
daughter have been visiting at the
home of the former's brother, Mr_:
G. B. Ilanley during the past week.,
Mrs. Walker, goes to Detroit with
her daughter .and son-in-law; who,
will make their home in the City-of-
the-Straits.
itry-o C -the -Straits. •
The U: F.-
W. O. had quite .an',
enjoyable picnic at the home of Mrs.•'
Wm. Lawson ort Tuesday. The day
was tt
tartlea an
P s
t and 1130t"
ou ing:
was enjoyed by the Indies.
Miss /EY;hel'Lane spent the week-
end with her sister at Lueait.
Mt.' and Mrs. 'Ray Fear, visited
Brussels friends over the '"week -end -
A number of people from this vi
cinity attended Bruse I 'f i
wee]c.
Corn cutting and threshing is be-
ing --finished up,about here. The'.
ground is too c&y to plough bet the
weather' is fine :for dbiirg outside
tvoric.
Coderich Township
Mr. Joint Costella of Redlands,
al.
was tate guest last week of hisbro-
ther-in-law,
titer -in-law; Mr. W H. Lobb, This.
was Mr, Costclla's ;fir's{u vi'i'it to
Canada cold he was much pleased
with what be saw of the country:
Mrs, Guts: SWitrei of Exeter ,tars
been v]sltilrg her parents, Mr, and,
Mee. Arthur Currie,
Mrs. Agar, and dau .bier of
1 Mime, fi 1
St,-
„1 g
r
l
t Pw ViSttnt �1h t the
1,
It
utts cbltsiil4f Mr, , an
a d Mee. William
Connell,
The Unity Club ivili meet at, the
home of Mrs. With
Connell
lt ot the,
Lahr line oat Tuesday next,
15,r. CoapiO •atic1 ,la sisteer 112.su.
!litri]Cy nloiorc l L , /gain Toronto on
Satetelay and spoilt the weel:+e116.
at their ,house.