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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-1-11, Page 1rest PA ra �R�ILY kJI.SH AIL OUR HEA[ SEV 3OOPFIOSPEEIUIJS AND tck'',have been riortiin They tun on time, a1al,tn zithful servants;. Glye us a cell. We have a considering their quality. l_ -e Residence 1743 ry Grow cngs you would like to them now, Why not tion to be found in say wo—in a short time it iaf eu are saving far a defile, de account. Whilst; the ken ydu need it, there is, sums—it 'grows`quicker find our Maga ere'and N NCII. MANAGER. g Co, HURON PRI1SBIl'TERIAL The annual business Meeting of the Huron Pres'eyterial'Society, was held in Willis church, Clinton on Tuesday and was "fainly well attended. The Presbyterial president,, Mrs. J. E, Hogg, occupied the chair and con ducted the devotional exercises. Mrs. R. ie. Lundy of I ippen led in the dedicatory' prayer, ICepartc Prem the various Presby- terial resbbterial secretaries were most'encour- aging, showing activity tri all depart- ments of the work The Hnron Presbyteral new com- prises 24 `eenio7• auxiliaries, with h nen7e £tip Of759, a slightht decrease, e, and contributing $5,018.38; 7 Young,• \1nTomen's Auxiliaries, with a nepher ship of 202, contrfbutin ' $2,149 15 an' advance of $471,07, also 15 Mission -Bands with a membership of 558 and a contribution of 81,470.55, an in- crease over last year of 8345.32. Three new Mission Bands have leech' o-cganized, the Busy Bees, Thames Road; the;Sunbearns, Exeter, and the Blake Mission Band. 28 senior life memberships have .been enrolled and 33 juniofs also 4 In Metnoriain subscriptions, one of which was givenby lVLrs. Walter of Smith's, Hill, in memory, of her son, Roylands,; who made the suprdine sacrifice in the, great, war, and another by Miss Es ther Hunte, in memory of her mother, Mrs. J P. Hume,' who was en out standing worker in the Goderich aux- i1iary. 440p ounds of excellent - clothing, valued at 5625, ,were shipped to the Indians at Ahousat School, 13. C., and 00 n011110,3 valued at 577.80, to .Miss McKeo s school .at Begteville. There are 245 Home Helpers, con- 8399:q2, on- °,39962, 3 auxiliaries, Blal:e, Exeter anti' Thames Road, "reached their object- ive, as also did Arthur Yottg -Wo- men's Auxiliary of Gdderich, which increased its offering fifty, .per cent, The Young, Women's Auxiliaries of - luta field,- Exeter, and Seaforth re- port an. inerc:rse. Of the' Mission. Bands .Brucefield,' Hensall, I-Iillsgreen Nippon, - PTcICillop, Kirkton and Sea erth ,all reached their objective. The Bands- of Bayfield, Blyth, Clinton and eeierich inereaeed their contribu tines. . OTe deenly regret the retirement of Mrs. L. T. DeLacy of Seaforth, who' eeeee hies so faithfully and efficiently discharged the duties of Mission Band Secretary,.also of files. .GI'adman of Exeter, who has moved' to London. ORDISRFiP OLOTiuxa. and Winter business in the still have a number left he t to carry this surplus stock unload. 4.90 7.90 OVERS 179 89c 4.00 syour shift stock. OW DPlA'1"H`IOF MRS. C TWITCITEJL. CLINTON MARKETS. Clinton citizens were sorry to learn on:Tucsday, of the death, which oecurrecl in Grade Ilespital, Windsor of Mrs. Chas..'Twitchell,' formerly Miss Mae Forbes. Mee. Twitchell had been 01 for a couple of months and it was known for fortnight that her ease was. extremelyseri.ous. She leaves a little babe.A couple et t 'is r Lath . Much s n months old. y 1 y felt for her husband and the mem- bers ofher own family.. ; • 7'he .re- mains are being brought to Clinton for interment and the ,funeral talcei place front Willis church, Friday' ;"at- ternoon,, service to commence at two o'clock. _ LITTLE LOCA.IS John Nedg•er has taken Weendor£'s re taurant. Mr., Chas. Shaddoelc of.Hensah Inc token a position with ith- Mr. Rivera, baker. Mrs. M. J. Brown has' purchased Mr. borne Murch's house on Victoria. street. -Our-sympathy goes out in an es pecial manner to our beloved honour - Mr,a pos ition in Y s Mr. II, Williams, who has been with `the,, Zurich branch "fur the past year, is again on the 1pcal brunch oY the'Molsons Bank, Mrs. W. D. Fir was '' presented' with a life membership in the W. 142. S. by the Presbyterial, which' inet in 'Clinton on ;Tuesday, 4Trs. Win. Cooper slipped while throwing out some water on. Sattle- day evening and in falling- sprained her wrist rather badly. • Mrs.. Sadie West hastaken' a pose, tion as "teacher in numbertwo grade of Zurich school: Mrs. West was a successful teacher. • before her riiar- The Horticultural Society will; hold its annual meeting in theCouncil Chamber on Saturday evening, San. 13th at eight o'clock, instead of Fri- day evening. AMONG THE CHURCI 1 S The week of prayer is being:,ob- served- in ]Clinton this week,' nightly services being held. Monday even- ing the service was in Ontario street church, Tuesday in St. Paul's, yes- terday evening in Willis and tonight it will be in Wesley church. This is the' last night of the services. The meetings have been fairly well attend- ed • and the message's, delivered i by the several pastors Have been earn- est and timely. Baptist Church any president, Mrs,' James Hamilton Tlno Rev. R. E. Jones will preach of Goderich, who` during 'the many an this church on Sunday evening, in view of a call. Years that 'she has " been connected with Huron Presbyterial Society ,has given, so:unselfish'ly of her talents, time and means to further' the great cause of.. missions and to whom the societies, owe much, because of 'her enforced- retirement from the affairs -of the Presbyterial, on account of the 'illness of Mr. Hamilton. • The following officers were elected: Hon.--Presadent::Mrs. Jas. Hamilton, Goderich.' 'President; Mrs. J. E. Hogg, Clinton. 1st Vice: Mrs. F. H. Larkin, Seaforth. 2nd vice': 'Mrs. R. 'C. McDermid, Goderich. 3rd Vice: Mrs. R., Kidd,' Thames Road. 4011 ,Vice: Mrs. Gordon, Blyth. Secretary: Miss H. I. Graliann,Sea - foeth. Treasurrer;Mrs, A. T. Dunlop, Gode!'- - Mission Band ,Secretary: -Mrs, 11. A. Lundy, Kippen, Supply Secretary: Mrs. W. D. Fair, Clinton, ` Assistant: Mrs. James Sent;, Clinton. Literature Secretary: Mrs. - Naftel, .Goderich. . Press, Secretary,: Mec, W, 1). Mc- Intosh, Brucefiold. Jlonee .helpers' Secretary: Mrs. A. Monteith,-Kippen. Strangers' ,Secretary: MTs. II. Arn- old,Hensall. Library Secretary: Miss .Urquhart, Kirkton. Secretary of Young Women's Auxil- iaries: Mrs. Telford, Blyth.' Secretary Forward Movement: Ars. A Henderson, Auburn. International Secretary: Mrs. V. Hamilton, Goderich; Coil. Nominating Committee: Mrs. Moore, Kirkton. . Fin. -Secretary: Miss Taylor, Blyth, Mdsse.riger Secretary: Miss;Jeckyll, 1xeter. Con, Program Committee: Mrs. W, ' D. McDonald, Egmondville, Mrs. J)eI,acy, Soaforth; Mrs, McCon- nell, 1-1 ll. Social Service Secretary: Mrs. N, Gillespie, Seaforth. Nominating Committee:Miss, 1tedclett, IGodericit; Mrs, J. ,M. Goven- •loelt, Seaforth; Mrs. MacKenzie, Bayfield, Mrs, Moore, Kirkton, was appolnb- otl presidei is substitute to the Pre- vineial' meeting at Witulsar and Miss T1. I. Ctrahaim Presbyterial delegate. (Life mebershin eortificates were. presented. from the 2rnsbvtorci tn, Mrs, W, j). Fait Clutton, and Miss Eva Dunlop, Goderich, in roCennition of thole sc vices as supply'and attire ``sec rotaries, `Tme total sinioi nt rout to be jY01- ernl treasurer for the ;goer was: 50,08 .18, an ,advance 0f 63,18.13 'over last year. Ontario Street Church 4. Wheat, 51.10. Buckwheat, 75e. Barley, 75e. Oats, 40e. Butter 30c, to 31e. eggs, 40y. to 41e. Live Hogs,, 510.25. A PROMOTION iz •ra who 1n as for •' A. J eM x Mr. , M Y, many years been with the Interna - What Tlarvester Co.. has been 'pro- moted from, the position of bloeknlan which he has held for nine years, to that, of ;special representative .and went to London to take Vex.'his new work ;esterda Ware glad to y Y o report. that this wile not necessitate Mr. McMurray's removal from town. IIe will work from Clinton and will continue to reside hero, WILL GIVE PROGRAM HERE Mrs., Lela Hoover Ward,i- Ieen Hoover.Iveson, Miss Gertrude Steiner and Mr. Aulll, who Will put on n concert iln the town ball ton,: on Friday week, gave a concert at Rockwood the last week in No- vember and of .each, artist. the Guelph Mercury spoke in the highest terms. Clinton and vicinity will be glad of an''opportunity of hearing the Hoov- er sisters,, whose musical performan- ees were of rib ordinary character even before their dparture from town several' years ago: .AGED MINISTER DIES Rev. ee. C.; Philo, aged i'dehte,- seven years, Dire of the oldest super- annuated ministers of the MMlethodist Church, died on Wednesday night at his residence,' 58 Albany Avenue, Toronto, ` Mie. Philp's death was the result of a shock to his system from". climbing two flights of : stairs to register his• vote in the 'polling booth 'at the Technical school on el- ection day. Deceased was one . of active—Perlin/3s as he was on his lune- Mrs, ine HAPPY NE-Y,EAR )JO'URNED TO FRIDAY.. The council, not on Mdndayfore noon, took the declar: tion of office, appointed a striking e�i minitteo, cob- r,sting o1". Reeve P �e �e Miller and Coun- - eillors Middleton and. Nediger, thea adjourned to meet on Friday ,even- ing at eight': o'clock, BROTHER-IN-LAW DEAD. Mrs. Margaret Cdquhoun 'receiv- ed word yesterday morning of the NTr. It Darrow 21)511d :tihe New Year holiday alt London.' Ms', II, Drelimen, who has been tisststant' postmasterevered £or ileo past number of years, shis elections with the 'office ou Saturday lust. . Dr, Metcalf and wife. who aro spending the waiter in Detroit, spent the week -end an. Bayfield. They ex- pect - to `return Pack and forth till pect t death of: her ,brotherin-law, William the spring, Colquhoun 00 Moorefield. The 'late Percy W'iston, who spent the poli- 1tlr; Colguhoun, ho,'•was -seventy- Clays at his home in the village, re eight 'years 0f wage, enjoyed good ;turned to Detroit last week. healtiln• up to January 2nd, Svhcu Pc l)r. and DTrs. 'Aticlnson•and child. suffered a stroke, from which he nev- have returned to the village after er'rallied. spending the 1lolidey 500500 with 11001515Y NOTES. friends at Detroit. The council met in the town hallon aClinton Junior N• II. L, hockey Monday at 11 ,inn. There were team '.von front Mitchell at the lag- - ,resent, A. E. ..,Twin,- heevo and. `ter' town oil Friday night last in Et councillorsSamuel. Houston and' score of•7-4. Murdock Ross, 'The statutory des On Tuesday night Goderich played, larations' of office were subscribed to in Clinton,' the former winning in a by each'. of, the members, when the score of 4-4. following business was transactedl ,Both were good tearnes and the II, W', Erivin was re -appointed .clerk teams give promise of showing some for 1923. • After reading the min first class hockey before the season utes 'of the last: „meeting the clerk wanes, was instructed to call anotleer nom - The return T match with Mitchell ination f,br Monday, Jana 1.5th, te' will be played i c the local; rink this seem nato two councillors to full rho evening. Game called at eight o'= vacancy in the council. The meet- deck: ing adjourned to Feb. 5th. A pleasing feature of the meeting THEY'RE GETTING ON,, of the W. ,M. S. of St. Andrew's Edward Kemp ' of London, ,church,- held .on 'Tihursd:' st 1Tr. L 1 iveelt, ;was the presentationay tpofMlars. father of Councillor Iiemp, a y eefe-, Fraser of a life membership certh° - •sole eh former resident, today ere- :tate b ' fhe societ as a Ne'w Year=s furies his eighty-third birthday. He Y- • y has always 'etijoyed.`the hest of heal- ,gift, Mrs, Fraser had -for several th, arid is very hale` and 'hearty for Years served Se president of the so= a 311511 of his ymets in a most efficient manner and Mt. ':•nines L. Sheppard,`cue- of. 'was recently re-elected for the com- ing' year. " Miss', Lizzie Browned' Cliutons.•,llest known 'citizens, will was' also presented with an In Mem- ' on Saturday celebrate his .'ninety-.oriam'certificate in meteors of her first birthday. IIe is not )just° so mother; and: sister.' The society has' just completed one of its most sur-: ceict8ul years financially, the rearm of $180.00 having been sent dn. Also 'a bale of clothing, emitted at $80.00, has been sent to MI Indicia boarding school in the west. • ; the old school of. Methodist minis- ters, and was able to attend .churede the Sunday before 1re'died. IIe is survived by his wife and eight daughters, the latter all married. Mr. '.Philp held many charges in On- tario, being stationed in Clinton about sixty-five :years ago, when his field of operations:, covered 'north,,. south, east and/west. CLINTON SILORT COURSE. The League meeting on Monday ev- ening was in charge of tae bt:ssion- ary'DepartinCnt. _ Miss Edith Gore= ish,`gave the topic. Miss Vera ,Gould, gave unssur s e n t nental which was ren- joyed by everyone, The League will meet at the usual hour on Mondayev- ening; being in charge of the: Social Department. The ,Seaforth Leaguers will provide the program for • the evening. . -A11 Leaguers are . request ed to be present and bring lunch. - - . 1. Grabaif Cre Seven new Members have been en-' rolled since the • epening of the new year.:—Miss- Josephine Livingstone; Miss. Jean ;Lawson; Miles Florence Lawson; Miss' Frances Potter; Miss Pearl Crich; 'Miss' Myrtle Rogerson; Miss Freida Wallis. ' There .es still room for more and everyone is welcome,' Willis Church • The W. M. S. will .hold the open- ing meeting for the year at the manse Thursday ebening January 18th. The, study topic,for this year—"Immigra-- tion ;as it affects the life of our Na- tion."—is one of unusual interest' and should appeal to all the women of the, congregation. The minister's subjects next Sun- day will be: ,' Morning; 'Jesus, the Unique Teacher." Evening: Lead us Not Into Temptation." The Mission Band will hold its regular meeting oh'. Monday,' Jan. 15th, at 7 o'clock. This is the.•an- nual ibasiness nn,eeting and election of officers. A full attendance -is requested. Wesley Church. The League will bold•its consecra- tion meeting on Monday 'evening next. • The Ladies' Aid held their first meeting for the year; in Wesley hall on Thursday.afternoon last.- There were a number of visitors, the af- ternoon was spent quilting and - a pienie tea was Served. TOul officers for 1923 are ° as follows: President, Mrs. A, T. Cooper Vice, Mrs. J. C: McMath- Treasurer,; Mrs. T. .1. McNeil Secretary, Mrs. 1`. Mason For the remainder ; of the winter: the meetings will be held , on the first Wednesday afterhoon of. 'Mcli month. St, Paul's ;Church ' tieth, and`' his eyes have failed until he cannot read as well as he did, but he is `wonderfully well mor his .age and continues to take his daily walls, A SUDDEN CALL John Colelough,' a native of God• . erich - township . and an esteemed resident of ;Blyth, died unexpectedly at the Moine of Mr, and Mrs, Bohn Buahfield of- Logan township on Sunday morning. Mr. Colclough was a traveller- for Bainton Bros;, woolen manufcturers, Blyth, and had been out on his tripall week, tMr. Bainton being: with .hien part- of the time. Bainton left for Medina on, Saturday :morning '.but Colclough put up at Bushfield's and asked that he be not called in the morning as ne was very l: tired." About noon he 'was called but on receiving no answer from him his room was entered and he, was found to have passed away, the .doctor thought,' shortly after re-` tiring. Heart trouble was, the cause.. He was ftfty-eig'1it years of age. The late Mr. Colclough was a nn- tive of Goderich kownship, being the youngest son of 'the' late John Col- clough of the • Base .• line, where be was born and grew to manhood. Por Some years he resided in Blyth. He is survived by his, wife,' who was formerly Miss Baird of Listowel; two sons, Norman of Goderich. and Douglas of Blyth, and two daughters Mabel; Mrs. Ogle Miller and Olga at home. Five sitsers: Mrs. J. P. Sheppard, Mrs. J. Johnston and Mrs. Render of Clinton; Mrs. J. Sharma of Goderich township and Mrs. An- derson of Winnipeg, and one brother Janes Colclough of Saskatoon, also survive... The. remains were, brought to Blyth and .the funeral took place. to Union cemetery' yesterday. The services were conducted by the Rev, Mr. Tie fin, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Hawk ins and the Rev. 3, -Ii, Colclough Creevore, a nephew of the deeeass ed. The funeral 'was very largely attended. A number of relative went up` from Clinton and vicinity t the funeral. 'Ilhc literary. meeting' is beconning more interesting each weele. The journal in, r .charge , of Miss - Etta Hardy, is a. great success: The de- bate "Resolved, that conditions in farming communities fifty yearn ago were more ,conducive to happiness,; than they are at the present time," was interestingly argued. The af- firmative was upheld by. 'Mrs. Lorne Pepper and Miss Grace Telbutt. The negative by Miss Mabel Crich and Mr. Clarence Ball. The negative won - by five points,., The „officers -t std teachers of the Sunday school wield their annual elec- tioii of officers. Sunday afternoon, when the ,following ofliceis and tea- chers were elected for the 'coming, year: 1Patr0n: Rev, C. Llewellyn 'Bilkey., ,Superinfiendent:- A. E. Slonnan, ri'reasurer: Miss Mabel Cluff. Secretary: Mt. Stewart Taylor. Primary Teacher: Miss S. Slentan. Aeicistant: Mh,s P. Goethe. Young People's tibio Cass:'Rev. 0, 1)awvellem 'BB -key. i'hsin School: Miss Mabel CTulf, Mies skllie Sloiruun, Mrs. Thos: Herman, Hiss Belle Ireland, Mice iiinnio Woo toil, M•sh Mary Argent, Meg., Leann 7 ny- lar. 731111 M:i•lelipe Hawk ins, i4isc lfathale ee 1'a yior,, A mostenjoyable time was spent at the home of Miss Many Cart-, wright, H,iillett, .last evening, when' the combined classes were her guests. DEATH Or, E. SCHOENI-IALS, The 'death occurred' in Clinton on Thursday, evening last.' of Edwin .0. A. Schoenhals, eldest son of ,Mr. and ilirs. John Schoenhals, after an fill- mess extending • over about ',four months. The deceased young man was sc few, - months under thirty and, until stricken with'the illness which caus- ed his death. had scarcely known ill- nese, and was, indeed, the picture 08 robust health. He was born 1n Milverton but had been a resident of Clinton for the past ten years, since: the family came to town.' He was of a particularly , cheerful., jovial disposition and Was lilted by all, He is, survived by his 'young wife, .for., merly Miss Elva Stewart of Gode rich township, and four little ones, the eldest a little over four years and the youngest an infant. He is also survived by his parents, two brothers and live sisters: Herbert of Dutton, and Melvin; Roselle; Mar- garet, Dora, Olive anti Freida at home. The ,funeral took place from his home on Huron street on Stinday af- l n5 ternooin, the services being to to y the Rev. J. E. Hogg, and at the graveside, also by the Odd Feliowa, a lisege number of whom attended in a body.' The pallbearers were: A. 5, Mitchell, II, Bartllff; R. Ball, R. 81. ,Johnson, J. 13, Levis and George. • J`enklns• Amongst theca who, were present for the funeral from a distance weee: 11Tr. and Mrs Sclnafe^ and Fred Scha- fer, Stratford; /de and Mrs, Schafer Milverton; Mr Salmeel :tis, Mt R,ey- ltoph, Kitchener; Mr's J. and es/re . i?, Becket,' Mrs. baleert, Mr. E- wald, Mr. • 13ri11 and Messrs. Lorne raid 54. Becker, Waterloo; Mrs. Sims, Blyth; frit- F. ;"auiidera and Mr., and :Wire,. 0, Smith, Goderieln and Mr, and Nye. Broadfont, Sea - forth,. Mrs, Sehoenhals, wishes 80 extend liar thainks ;ex) the nc'ig1Mtjns ;and friends for the lcnulrnocc, and sym- pint°h y shown her during lion hue-°. band's illness acid 'since his detuGh. Lrrondesb43ro :Dr. Morgan Miller and IVTiss Doxi4 Roy of London spent the holiday. season with Mr. and Mts. W. T. Roy of Londesboro. VIrsi Milton. Hooper, of 'Woodham, spent last week at the `home of her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sisley. Mr. Bean of; -Colborne visited with relatives in the village oe Sunday. Mrs.: Quackenbush, of Kotnolka, is visiting' bar daughter, Mrs. Thos.. Millar.: ` On Wednesday, January, 3rd, the ltonne.of Mrs,3.' W. eTannblyn,:Lon-. desboro, was the scene of a happy event, when her daughter, Rose":Lil Lil- lian, was united in Marriage' with Mr. John Ira' Rapson,` second son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rapson of IIu1- lett, At the hour of six o'clock, to the strains of Lohengrin's ,;bridal march, played by Mrs. Frank Tamblyn, the bride"and groom took their places,, under. •a pretty arch of green, :with. white bells; and cupids dominating. The eeremony was performed by Rev; W. 15. 'Osborne, pastor o#• the Methodist church Leedesboro. The bride,• who was given' away by' her brother, Mr. W. J, Tarublyn of Tor onto, booked charming in. her white dress '.of crepe-de-ehete and pearls. and wearing a corsage bouquet of pink and white sweetheart roses and fern, After the ceremony the guests, numbering about thirty, sat down to, a dainty wedding supper, 48th + i 1cli. the remainder of. the evening was. spent in pleasant social intercourse. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. The event' was of special 'signifi- cance as it celebrated the twenty- ninth anniversary of the wedding of the grooni's parents, even to the hour. Later in the °Vening.Mr. and Mrs. Rapson left for their ;hone on the ninth concession, Mullett, amici slev3- ers of confetti and good :wishea for a' long and happy nnarried. life. ti Sharman pY 3 0 Aub6,Iirn, The Rev, R, E. Jones will preach in the Baptist church on Sunday ;aft ternoon `at three ` o'clock,, in view of a call.". • Miss Elma Match left, on Monday to resume her position in Toronto.. Owing to the illness of Rev. P. Bainesthere was no 'service in the Methodic"t church last Sunday. Miss Weir, who has been visiting her brother, Dr. 13, C. Weir, has re-, turned to her hoarse in Stiathro,. • On January the 14th ;the ordination of elders will talc° place in Knox church, those elected being, Mr. :No. Wilson, Mr. Chas, Strangham and Mr. Geo, Bean, Mr. lllborne, teacher at No. 9 Col- borne, spent Sunday, with Mr. F. Washington, .0n Wednesday, Dece`m,her 2711, at the home of 1vlr. and Mrs. SV'illiarn Plunkett of Txirllett, there was 501- omnizari`the marriage of their dangle - ter, Grace, to:Mr. William Lorne Johnston, The .marriage ceremony was performed o t free p. 01. by the Rev. W, R, Alp of Aubinn inthe presence of the immediate rclativea, The bride, who was given away by her father, were a diens of navy blue canton crepe. The nvedding match Was played by the bride's 519- tcse- i5;4ttw, l4Irs Wilfred ' 1'hlsiusett. • Ai �Ytz; Mrs. Jahn ten will reside in. ,Ahlstloltd. The best wi0hes or their fiends are extended to the young Couple. ■ Constance Mr, and Mrs.'Willtieeoir of Warwicic are spending a weelt with the litters sister,` Mrs. Wim, Britton, 15Irs. Thaell nrd stn; James, aro With spondnig a' couple of menthe si xth friends at Windsor. The midweekprayer: meeting will, be held, on Thrusday evening at the home' of Mr. and Mr. Yvan. Britton. Mise Vera Colcolough r5 improving' after an 'attack of rheumatism. 40. Volittesville The Mission Circle met at the home of Moss, S, 1, Welter 00 Thursday eve -Mine. Miss leraticis Potter took Charge of the nicotine. t_f.tor the bi sirces of tee eve tln g eves over a' short programme was given by various members of the &t- ole. Me 14I. Stock had the inhetottunt to 11610 his hand and erne sevelliiJL� Peaked last week when loading at Ile. ; Mr. Fred Porto i what' iniprov'e 1,