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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-9-27, Page 1• ..'"e't • "" , No. 0001, 45th. Year pt, CUNTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEIVIDER 271h, i923 THLNEVIS FIECEMO Is the* THE P OPLES honoured'guest in hundreds of homes in Huron County. It could speak word for your r 5 business to every member -of the, family, weekly. Is your name in the advertising columns of. CLINTON "MARKETS NEW YORK CITY TO CLINTON ACCIDENT AT GYIVI, THE HOME PAPER • . " Oats ,',35o. Barley 50c. Eggs 32e. to 37c. I' Butter'. 30e. to 32c. • Live Hogs $8.50. Ivatul..]—(50LE r. The marriage was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage, Ifuntville, on Saturday laet of Irene Witmilred, second daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cole of the 13ase line, and Mr. K. 'W. White of Whitehall, Ontavio. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Godfrey and was witnessed by .Miss White,. eister of the 'bridegroom, and Mr. Marshall. Immediately af- ter the ceremony the young couple left for a little trip up, the lakes. They will reside at Whitehall. Thebe:ide's Clinton friends extend" good wishes. The dolloWing item from a Buffalo paper refers to a visitor who was in town over the week -end: • "Mr. Elgin Illation, after leaving friends in Buffalo, inotored en to his home town for 4 brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thee. IVIason. 'While .in the big city Mr, Mason gives his attention to looking erten an es- tate, as well as being interested irt the theatrical business." • COMING TO CLINTON , • Mr: William Slatter, a 'member of ,the Rev. E. Parker's Bible Class in London, England, arrived in Canada on the Minnedosa and expects to take up farming with Mr. Turner .of Clin- ton. We wish him every blessing and welcome him to this country of 'hope axil sonShine, eViveraereffier60-RedSealRecords dire,710,11)Daub1e-sicled Two selections of the world-famous Victor artists on each Red Seal Record—instead of one. And the cost is practically cut in half2-for 10 -inch Red Seal Records with two selections—one on each side—are only 25c more than nhen single:sided. Start your RediSeal Library of Music NOW! W. H. HELLYAR, Jweller and Optician Phone 174ev Residence 174-J. det oir stew catalogue. Rs free, . Our Motto For Every. Man :(1teteotts. • • Our range of Overcoats is at its best so come in and make your selection while we have your size in the style you prefer. If you don't want it now we will hold it until you require it. Men's Overcoats From 16.50 to 40.00 MEN'S SUITS and Extra Trousers We are showing some exceptional values in Men's Suits with extra trousers. Sizes 34 to 46 at $25 and $0 CLOTHINO CO, On Monday afternoon Harold Lenet, ford All at the gym, up at the (bus - gide and in putting out his left arm to save himself .sustained a fracture of the armbetween the elbow and the wrist. Three or four esees ago Har- old tumbled out of a tree twenty-five feet or so, and didn't break a hone and this time he only,fell a :few feet but his weight seemed to come down heavily on that arm. As ,a conse- quence he's carrying the wounded member in a sling. Harold just en- tered the Collegiate this term. MILITARY TRAINING Over forty young men are meeting. in Clinton two evenings a week, Tues- days and Thursdays, undergoing Lary drill. Last week the uniforms and rifles were distrihnted and it is' hoped some elle practise will be pose sible. The weather until this week, has been rather' unfavorable but drib ling commences to -night in the rink. Major Sloan and Lieuts. Curren and Morgan are in charge of the corps'. HURON PIONEER PASSES The Wingham Advance of last week had the following notice o( the pas- sing of a Huron pioneer. The late Mr. Menzies was the uncle by mar- aiage ef Mrs. J. D. Sterling and Miss Susie Powell of Clinton, who attended the funeral Iasi, Thursday: "Mr. John Menzies, one of the high- ly esteemed pioneers of this district passed away at the hcane of his son- in-law, Mr, Robt, McGee Victoria st., on Monday afternoon. The deceased gentlenfan was bore in Perthshire, Scotland, and was in his 85th year. When seventeen years of age he came to Canada and the family settled at Varna, and fifty-five years ago 1VIr, Menzies came ee Eaet Wawanosh and took up the bush farm on the 10th concession and here during Ids time converted the bush farm into one a the best homesteads in the toevnehip. Mv. Menzies was' a. man possessed, of many sterling qualitieseand was most highly esteemed in the community in which he had so long resided. He, was faithful in his church dales and bad for many years been art honoured Member of Calvin Presbyterian church and held official position in the church 'as well as being deeply interested in, the work of the Sabbath schgol. Ile also took an interest in .the „publie affairs of the' community .ancl 'bed served in the municipal council. In politics'he was a Liberal and -was an active ;worker in the interests of his Party, Mr. Menzies was a charter member of 'Court of Belgrave of the Canadian 'Order of Foreesters. He had been an excellent type of citizen and his paesing will be deeply re - vetted. He is survived by one son • and one daughter,. John A., Menzies, residing an thaenenstead and (Eliza- beth) Mee,: Rolla McGee, of Wingliern. iis *ife, Mary Powell, paseed away ten years -ago and a son, James Men- zies, died four years ago. The fee meral took place last Thursday after- noon-froin the family home, 10th con- cession East 'Wawanosh, to the Wing- hinn cemetery." 'eAMONG THE cuuncHts Baptist Church Services eleven and seven, Sunday school at two o'clock. Salvation ArMy Rally Day in the Salvation Army Hall. Services at eleven, three and seven -thirty. All welcome. St. Joseph's Church The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's League will be held in the parish, hall Tuesday 'afternoon, Oct, 2nd, at 8 o'clock. Wesley Church Next Sunday will be Rally Day in the Sunday school, when an open Sea sion will be held in the afternoon. Good program being prepared. A cordial invitation is extended to all parents, and friends of the penile, as well as to the pupils themselves to he Present. WillisChurehr Next Smulay. is. Rally Day. The .Itally. service will be held Tit the mot', 1 - lung sermeee 11 o'clock, ,All the Sunday settee' is asked Lo attend. There will be no Sunday school in the afternoon. • The evening service will be addees- sea' to young people, to' be followed by a young people's rally on Monday evening. (JET A SUPPLY OF STAMPS • • NORMAL STUDENTS Get ready for Mpnday next, Ode.' The Allowing Clinton studente her 1st, with a supply 'oe exelse have gone to the several Normal, stamps to affix tocheques, receipts, schools for the opening ,o'r the fall bank drafts, ete, postage stamps will term; Mi s$ Myrtle Armstrong, Miss not be legal after that date. You Jean, 'Partaker and, Miss Emily Hun - cannot hay these stamp at tho.00st ter, to Stratford; Miss Daisy Nediger office,. only at bank a and the custom and Mr, . Jack Bewden to Hamilton; office, Better have a supply on hand, Misses Winnie MelVlath, Ruth Hale, but don't 'use 'encon letters. This Etta Hardy, Grace Venner. and Mary Id 'a now inconvenience whieh perhaps ,IVIcIntesh to London, We wish all the Government might have spared the Young People success in their uS, but it is probably so arraeged so studies. that a strict accounting may he kept of the amount of taxes colIeked in this particular way. The jervie-Tebbutt family, several • BAYFIELO FAIR A SUCCESS -‚members of which reside in Clinton and many more in Goderich township, held .a big family gathering at the home of Mr. John Tebbutt, the Mait- land concession, yesterday afternoon. _This was a enigee gathering', the main object being to celebrate the (fi- lmic was with them. The result was vision of a nice legacy from the will that large crowds gathered and the of an old -country relative which has fair was the most successful in years. recently been portioned out amongst The exhibits in every class were nu- the 'members of the .faraily. About merous and of excellent quality. The one hundred were present, mostly inside exhibit was the hest 'in, years, enembets of the- connection, with n fruit, vegetables ladies' Work, fine few friends. It was a very- pleasant arts, dairy products etc., ail made a party, everybody being in goed,hume fine showing, while the exhibit in live our, as would be expected of people stock was, never finer. The day was who have anet inherited a fortune, 'wound up with a -concert ie the town the weather was all that could • be the Zurich Dramatic .Company desired and in enjoyable time goner - putting on a' most amusing program: ally :was spent. After the sumptuous President Reid and Secretary A. E. repast a shoet program of speeches Erwin went "about ` yesterday after- 21 -mei -a, etc., .was given, Mr. George noon looking very much pleased, in- Tebbutt acting as chairman; ,Me. deed. The prize list will be publieh- W. Brydone, who was the legal ad - ed next week. . vises oe the family during the wind- ' LITTLE LOCALS - ing up of the English estate, spoke wittily arel 'Pleasantly; Mr. N. W. Tre_ wartha, MtP.P., Itle, C. H. Holland -of Seaforth and others also spoke. It was a happy gathering altogether. We congratulate this family on theii good fortune and 'wish them one and all good health to enjoy it. A FAMILY CELEBRATION. BaYfield Assomatiop was this . year. treated to royal weather for its fair,' which took place Tueaday and Wednesday. It was 'fortunate it wasn't the same days last week, but 0.0.1. Field Day on Friday, Octo- ber the fifth. - Yesterday was the last weekly half holiday fox the season. Some Clinton bowlers took part in the tournament at Getlerich yesterday afternoon. • - Mr. W. M. Aiken is having the ex- terior of his harness shop painted, greatly improving its appearance. The children's parade at" the Sea - forth fair had to be postponed omeaca count of the rain on. Friday last The office of District Repeesenta- tive Stothers is practically closed these days while he and his staff are busy at 'school fairs. The October meeting, of the Clinton, Hospital Board will be held in the council chamber onMondaY afternoon next, October I.st, at three o'clock, Lieut. Anderson, who has been here for the past month, has been trans- fe"ired to the Salvatio-n. Army Temple, Toronto, and Lieut. Stephenson will assist Capt. Clack e here, Anybody who would complain about the weather we've been having this week must be hard to please. e DEATH OF Je. BENNETT John Bennett, a resident of Blyth for the past forty-two years and a native of East Wawanosh, died very suddenly at his home on Friday ftaorn- ing last.Mr. Bennett had been go- ing about -his work as usual although he had been taking medieine for his heart for some little time and the doc- tor bad advised him to go easy for a while. He had, however, been haul. ing apple barrels from Blyth to the orchard of his ion -in-law, Major Sloan of Goderich township, and had intend- ed -bringing a load on Friday but feel- ing somewhat unwell he lay dotvn af- ter dressing and when his wife went to him fo give hint something only a few minutes later she round that. life had fled. • e The deceased was a member of a well-known Huron county family, on- ly two members of which now reside Id the county, 'Mrs. Livingston of Blyth and William Bennett of East Wawanosh. Mr. Bennett is survived by his wife, who was forremay- Miss See the Royal Bank special adver- ,,ivrary 'mita, who is a sitter of, Mrs. tisement on page 8 of this issue. Walter King and not Messrs. Wm. and iMr• BLangfordis having a new, Fred Mutat. Of Clinton. • He is also verandah, erected.. •. smvived ;by a family of four (laugh - Miss Lucile, Grant was at Bayfield tors and one son:.Ilgrs. Hall of Mon treat; Mrs.- Thomas of 'Guelph, Mrs. yesterday jedging fine arts at the fair. (Major) ,Sloan. of Goderich townehip, The Canadian National is annetme,.. Miss Verna. Bennett of Toronto and ing a change of time to go into ef- Frank I3ennett of Guelph..., • , feet on Sunday, - The new timetable The funeral,stok place , on Sunday has not yet been distrtirei Clinton teodbut the aftern- eon to.Blyth cemetery and, was only change in, the ' very largely attended.. The -services trains is in the in.:liming train going at house and graveside Were, conduct - south, which will arrive here about ed ,by the Rev. Geo, Telford. A11 fifty minutes earlier. • ' the members of hie,farnily were home DEATH OF 'I. F. SHARP ' for -the luneehl, ... - Mr. and Mrs. WM. Mutch, Mr, and Mr, H. Fred Sharp, a prominent citie Mrs. Fred, Match. and Mrs. King went South Perth, died at his home in.St- een of St. Marys and registrar of toon BsltyntilLtyo. ,be present at the funeral Marys on Saturday at the age of WE REGRET THE PAATI/4G eighty-six years. ' ' The late Mr. Sharp, who was the At the beginning .of the schoiel father of ganager H. R. Sheep of the term Mr, J. W. Treleaven went up local branch of the.Molsons Bank, was to Timmins- to take the principalship in the early sixties a resident of Olin. of the Collegiate in that growing. ton, having conducted a hUsiness heretown and Met. Treleaven anti Miss for several years. He left here in Norma leave next week to join him. 1868 for St. Marys, vvheee for a 'num- It is With feelings of sincere re - her of, years he conducted a book and gret that Clinton bids farewell to this stationery store and the Canadian 'family, Mr: Treleaveh was mind, - and American express office. an pal of the Clinton Collegiate for ten 1506'he was appointed to the office of years and a member of the staff 'foe registrar of 'Smith Perth and, al- sonte years previous to that. , He tn- though his health had been failing terested himself in the social life„, of for some menthe, he continued to dis- the Moire and, 'for years, seemed charge the duties of hiseeffiee until a an integral part of it. Mrs. Treleav- few weeks prior' to Inc .eleath. • en is a native 'of Clinton and has • . Vice Sharp was prominent in polit- practically spent all her life here, be - cal, .nrunicipal and IVIaeonic circles, Mg a daughter of Clinton's oldest He had for Many years served am a native-born citizeit, Mr, J. Gibbings. town councillor and had filled the of- She is a vety clever.mueieiatt and will flee of mayor. ' His, advice and tonne be much -missed in musical circles. sel, was sought upon many qeestions For a number of years' she had be,ett, by his fellow citizens, , In Masonic organist in the Ontario street Mettle. cirele.e he had ascended tolhe rank of dist church. That they had many grand senior' warden, being elected friends who will miss. thorn and who to that rank at the grand lodge con- regret to see them depant was in a vocation at Ottawa in 1876. • He en- Measure shown by the several fare- tete& King ,Solomen Lodge, Woodstock Well tickets' Presented to them by the in 1859 and an turn was a nember of different organizations. Th'e Clinton Clinton Lorlge,,NO. 84, and joined •St,- Club presented Mr. Treleaven With a James' Lodge, St; Marys, in i372.. and tut glass water pitcher and tuniblers. was a charter Member of St. Marys The Bnidge club, presented Mrs. Tee - Lodge, No, 498, " ' • leaven' with a Bridge set, • At a e00 - Mr. Sharp is shin:dyedby a family gregationalmeetihg of the Ontarid of eight, two sons, and six,daughters: street ehnrch, Mrs.. Treleaven was H. It Sharp, manager of Molsome presented w,it- tm ivory comb and Bank, Clinton; 13ert, of,Kingston, IVIrs, bemeh by the' ()heir and the congrega- Otterrisey of 'Vtmebtevere Mrs. limit- lion Preeentecl to Mr. and Mrs. Tree tori, Of Kingaten; MrS. Geo. Irammil, leaven a cabinet of silvee, as a 1re- 01 Vanconverc B.G., Mee. Florence ,well gift. The Philathea. elaes pre- , KollMar, of Teal, B.O..; and Misses 'Smiled Mis$ Norma with•a tiligi While jessie ancl Nellie, at home. • 'the choir' gave her w hauXpeitited IVIr. IL It, Shit ao of Clinton spent 'sup and sactede, Addres:ies aeceme several days With his, :father . Seme panied theee.giftet expressing tim A. weeke ago when it wagthought the gret et all at, their etsinoval,and ap. 'eed Was near end went dowil on Sat- peeciation Of. 'what ,t1My had done toe urday and eenusiaed -.mail' after the ward building np thti.life or the enn1:: funeral, which teelc place on Tnesdny. IntirlitY,. Tito late Mr. Sharp, While in Clinton, Their hlanY" filfoMIS wide (ham Mb - Wad master oP. the local Mdsonic, ledge cess and good 'fortune in their now and the following letml Mar4Ons n.t-, enVirtinment and, as they still retain fended his Amore]: Ideeers. j. A, Fotd, their very cos' home hcro, trust that W. ,T. Stevenson, N, Bally 8. IFI, Re- wane duty they may decide to ratite f tall and lee, sem, and again ocenpy it. Ontario Street Church . The Pull -4 was filled Sunday even- ing by the Rev. A, V, Walden of Holmesville and many very favorable comments were overhead cetmeeeing 1i5 message. The paetor WfA cpn- dueting aeniversary services at ac Ehenezn, church, on the IlolmesVille cirthit, Sundey evening, The Voting Peoples' League of tiffs tongrogstion entertained the inmates of the County Horne on Monday seen- ing, About fifty of the teen:berg were present. The peograre wee charge of Mr. S. C. Hawke. At the cls of the program the inmates Were treated to, fruit encl hommlade oaietly hytthe young people, . Profeeeor Pottee of Vietoria Col- lege, who attended the district meet- ing bit week, -was eMettaieed at the parsoliage while in town and gave 11/1 address b the prayer service on Wednesday evening. It was very Iducli enjoyed by theta: in etiendeuee, WEB ST E L T ON 1 • The marriage took place at the thoclist parsonage, Dungannon, Sisptember 19th, when Miss' A Hazel Altim, younger daughter of and Mrs. 5, IL Alton of West We nosh, :was united in marriage to John' T, Webster, eldest son of late Thbmas Webster and of Mrs Dentin of West Wawanosh. ceremony was performed by the J. Peters. ? Mr. and Mrs. Webster visited C ton frieeds -here Jeist week. ale°d°eTiesh Ptaowrennsti!ipfc?aln'Tlelli'llYs fraelsiSiedie'd killed when the wagon in which was riding was struck by train so twenty years ago, The groom, a little child, accompanied fat at this time but escaleed unhurt. PI11:1[1/ Rayfield Me" Mrs. Sangster and daughters of' Qn London are Snoncling 4 week at C. nncR, Will's cottage on Delevan street. Mv. Mr. and. Mrs. E, T. White and Me. \.„eva- and Mrs, Pielcles of Loader: spent few clays this week at the forroer's the ThesuMmTe:;ntel°thtge 7 D'elrel; an son ' Mrs,E A. of Kitchener sPent a few days this, 11-- week at their allured: residence oic Main street, Air. Norman Hagen of Kitchener was the guest of Mr, TIlienesdciMay, Sander on Tuesday and INTecle was 111',and Mrs E London lis L. Wigle me were the guests of tho latter's par- oenet)s, siffult.d:yri.d Mrs. 3ancee Sturgeon,. v Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan or London, are spending A few weeks at Dr, Tell,. man's cottage on the terrace. MIGHT HAVE .HEEN WORSE Early last Friday morning. Me. D. Sterling had an aceident wh might easily have proved serious. was coining along Victoria street his car and turning out a bit to av a milk wagon 'ilia': in frost ol the h pital the car slid into a hole and jer ed the wheel out el his hand. T car headed for the ditch and in lea ing for the wheel the gas was turn on and the car -ran into a hydro po 'breaking it oft andeover the sidewa and against the corner of the hospit Strange to say Mr. Sterling was b slightly injured. The car sustain considerable damage, windshield, fe der and front 'being somewhat setas ed. The hydro.pole was smash right off and the"wires dragged down A new pole 'had to be set cip,» M Sterling is tb be congratulated th it was no worse. A NARROW ESCAPE • The followingappeered in la week's issue of The Family4Hera and Weekly Star, in an account 01 th earthquake in Japan as told by som of the survivers who 'have alyead reached Canada. It refers to a so of Mrs. W. S. Lawrence, at presen in Clinton. Mrs. Lawrenee has ha a cable of two from her son but n particulars of his escape ether tha this. He eves employed with a Ne York company, his office being in To kio and his living apartments in Yok ohama. His escape seemed to b almost miraculous: "Ray ,Larwence, of Ottawa, was the sixth floor of, a building in Tokio He went up to the roof of the 'build liege which stood up, while the "tw bottom storeys -crashed killing tries below.' , He walked to Yokohama which Was in flames, and returned t the hills taltill Sunday, when after walk egthiiherotitigivies,,miles of debeis, he reach People You Know James scat. is visiting her so in Boston. e, IVA'. and 'Ides. W. H. Robins:en and'. ien fancily or London spent the week -end, He at their summer residence on Taylle le street. They had as their guests. eat Dr. and Mrs. Moore and fainily, also, ea. of London. lc- Once more we are called upon` to. he record the death of one of our oldest h- and most respected citizens, in the ed person of Mn', James Thomeon, who, • le, passed awayaon Wednesday morning lis September 19th, at the age of eighty - al. six years and three .months. Thee ut deceased:wet§ horn in Lanark in Junta, ed 1837, and came to Bayfield at the lase n- of twelve years, and, with the excels- h- tion of two years, resided in this vi/- ect lage up to his death. In the yen, • 1858 lye was united in marriage tee r. IVrise'tsabella IVIeLeod also of this at lage, who now survives Win. Mr:, Thomson, when in health always took an active part is the hest interests at the village. He wee appointed the. st first treasurer of the municipalitye d when. it was incorporated in 1876 and' e" held the office for nine years, after-- e wards being elected couneillor, y he held for fonrteen years. He Was. n elected by acclamation 'as reeve fore t the; year 1915, faithlully performing - d the duties of that office during his: o term, when he reiigned. The funeral' n t'o'ok place from his tate residence, to, w Bayfield cemetery on Saturday, Sep-. - ternber 22nd, at 2 p.m. Rev-. A. Mac.. - farlane officiated at the house and' e graveside, the Masons, of which Order. he was an old member, also taking - n part, in the services. Six of the mem- . berilof the Order acted as pallbearers, a large number from Clinton -being o present. • He is survived by his e dow, five daughters and two sons; , Mrs. Hall of' Toledo, .Ohio; Mre. John:. - o MeLeod, Hayfield; Mrs, Malcolm Mea Lead, Fort Frances; Mrs. Walters„, - Grand Rapids„ Ohio; Mrs. Fraser For!, William and SteSwart of -Louisiana: and Lewis at home. Also one sister, Mrs, James McLeod, ,Louislana, and one half-sister, Miss, Hengough, Winghani. The floral tributes were many and beautiful. Among the, friends Who attended the funeral froub a distance were: Mrs. Hall'ofToledo,. s Mrs. Walters, Grand Rapids, Ohio,- - Miss Bengongh, Wingham; Mr, and; Mrs. aneeshaw, Goderich, The sm.- pathy of the commuity goes out to. t the widow and family in their be-. • reavement. The death gemmed at her home 5,.. 11 I3dMare visiting Mr. and Mrs.:Welkin ahaw this week. Mrs: Gorge Levi's who has been vis iting Tolontoefor the past month ieturnecl home on Wednesday, Mr. and 1VIrs, Ed. Tells of Beamsville have been visiting' the forener's sister, 1VIess. Ed, Morrison, the past week. Mrs. Bennett of Blyth, IVIr. and Mrs Hall of 1VIontreal and Mrs. Sloan of Goderich township visited with the former's sister, Mrs. Waiter King, on Tuesday. -,Mies Winnie O'Neil and Miss Grah- ,am of the C.C.I. ' staff spent the week -end at the latter's home at 'Glencoe. Miss Cattothers, Mise Wavrell and Miss Amy Howson ac- companied them as fae Loadon, 1VIrs. Grant of St. Mary s is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. 'Wiseman. alIrsi'Greset is in her ninety-second year leneis renmekably active ad as interested in fire as many wo- men thirty years her junior. Mr. Willis 'Cooper, who has been in Chicago dining the summer and spent the past three weeks holiday- ing ela Wisconsin, 13 spending a week ae home in town before returning to Toronto to resume his etudies at the School of Science. Mr. and Mrs. S. -L. Scott of Toronto have been visiting relatives in town and vicinity the past week. ide'. Scott returns to the city today but Mrs, Scott is remaining for a long- er visit. Mr, and 'Vire. Scott are former residents of Clinton who are always welcome to the old town, Mrs. Scott 18 a aiSter a Mese II. J. Hibbs of Clinton. 4 iss Ainy Howson is spending "a few days in Toronto this week. iss Ruth Evans visited Miss Glacly. Holeand'oe Seaforth over the week end. iss-Rena Pickett has retuined Iron a holiday, 'part of which was spen to Detroit, r. and Mrs. Arthur of Hamilton Stratford on Saturday of Mrs. McPherson at the age of seventy-one, " years. The deceased was a member' of a well-known Goderich township. family, her maiden name being Maria Woods. She had spent most of her married life in Hensall, moving to. lStratfovd about four years ago. She. is survived by a 'family of one son and' , four daughters 'and three brothersee John of Hayfield; David of Paisley,. and' Matthew of Lucknow. - Anniversary services wilt be held at the Sharon appointment of Bay-. field Methodist Circuit, on Sunclayi,' Sept. 30th, at 11' a.m. and 7 pane Special musical, decorative and torical featureS Will accompany the. - services. Solos and quartette, man* ie from Ontario street Methodist: choir, Clinton, will assist Slava: church choir. Rev. 0. 3. Moore-, • house of Ontario street Churoks superintendent of the circuit will! be the special speaker for this oc-. cashes, An 4offering for local, church' lueds is asked for and a spieraidl program is anticipated. . Anniversarefiseevices will be hehl at Bethel appointment on Sundaee, Oct'... leer the 7th. Htillert Township MP, and MPS. Wesley' lloggarth spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curt s of Foeest. Mr. and Mrs. John Woolicot of Stratford were 'the gueeta on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. James Snell, Mr. Wm. Brunadon, reterned last week after speuding a Month With his sons in the West. IMrs. Ephraim Snell received it cable on Saturday inficeming her of (Inc Sad .intAVS that • her rnnther had netesed away bb Eiennieve PCI'!, Cheehin, England, Mt's, Seal!' e friends will sympathize with hex in this beteeVe- moot, Mrs, Wesley Marquis is snettcling ecv weeks with friends Id Oaesom, ilk, NH& Londesboro The regular monthly meet- ing of the Womeies Institute. will be held in the Community Hall, whete a good' program will be given, consisting of a 'never, "Woman's Part in Canada's Negroes," giVen ber Mi8s, t, Lyon and a solo, Miss Abery. kind -welcome awaits all ladies who, will attend, Thursday'October dth, is the date and 2 0'elocle the hour. Hostesseet Mrs. Bell, Mee, F. Little,. Mrs VaineS. • Goderich Township A Very large congregation was; preseet on Sunday evening last at ilia. anniversary SerVied in Ebenezer. clunteh. Thete were present manses former members of the congregatiofl,. also feiehds from ProlMesvillei Clifiterb and elsewhere, tincl the church, teaSt filled to eapaeity. The, preaCher eta this occeSion was the Rev. 0. Meorehouse, pnetoe of the Oetarltb steed, ehttreh, °Hilton, -Who preadiedne most ettritest and inspiring mention. The oat -tato or the chareh led Serviee of Seed,