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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-10-11, Page 1iR 020-410t eat' CLINTON, ONTARIQQ, THIJRSAY, Are You Going bd after that increased Business this Rall? PRIZES FOR CHIIi'A l the Western Jai ,:London, for a ol- Miss Beryl Salter has been most leetion of hand -painted china and sueeeseael in exInbitin • -tor paieted carr ing: off five firsts at Bruseels china thie ;Cell, getting first prize at fair last week, Jiccsrc :foyers Vane in and let lid plat( ed deal geeord6 for Itou Jeweller and Optician dig Phone 174w Residence 1744 NEW GOVERNMENT BOND ISSUE NEW issue of Dominion of Canada 5 per cent, Bonds dated October 15th,jn denominations of 100, and' 1000 maturing in , $500,�� u �' 1928 and 1943'is pow being offered to the the public. Holders of Victory Bonds maturing November ist , 1923, may convert their holdings i.ato the new loan. on advantageous term'. Bonds of the .old issue' will be accepted . for conversion at ,par, the holders re- taining their November coupon, The new five-year Bondsare offered at 99 and interest -and twenty-year :Bondsat 98i and interest, These Bonds are an attractive investment and subscriptions will be received and conversions may be made at any Branch of this Bank, where full particulars will be furnished upon request, THE ?" OY L BANK OF CANADA - Our Motto For liver r Jr eJA . Y t J.. an oi is embr let. The Overcoats we offer our trade are the guaranteed produetion of the Country's most noted Tailors. and The fabrics that go into our Over- coats were ehosen from the out -put of the best Foreign. and Domestic looms. 3rd • ; :There arecno prices lower than ones,' wheat any attempt is. made to eta proach the values we offer., 4th Cur range of Overeoats is now at its lassie and we advise nialdng;your Se- lection while we have your, eizo in: the style you plater, lith In ,buying u your Overcoat. here, ,you take no risk whatever for we stand. beck •of every garment with 0 guaran- tee of perfoet satistu.otion. Ask to see Our Special Men's Overcoats at $25.00 and our Young Men's Overcoats at6 i�1.5 o THS UORflJSHGLUTHir1Ei GU, THE MARKETS Wheat 95e, Oats 40c. Barley' S0c, Butter 30e to 35e. Egg's 3i3e, to .38c. Live Hogs $8,00 AN AFFLICTED FA1VIILY Mrs, E. C, Duitford of Brussels pass- ed 'away last week after an illness of several weeks, the result' of a fall downstairs,. . The deceased is sur vived by two sons and two daughters, Another daughter died in April and het husband died in June last; so :the family: has been much afflicted.. The late Mr, E. C. Dunford was a brother. of Mr. James Dunsford of Toronto, formerly of Clinton. A SUCCESSFUL -BAZAAR Despite the inclement : afternoon good crowds, 'thronged the basement of Ontario etreet ,ehurcb , on Friday afternoon, when the W. M. S. bea roar was held. Every booth, with its wares, looked attractive, and each contributed its quota towards snaking the bazaar the splendid success it was, The Japanese booth with Miss Sy- bil Courtice -and her helpers in Ja- panese eostiirne, and serving the na- tive tea, proved an added attraction and was the centre of much interest during the afternoon. The •splendid sum of $280 was real- ized, and Promises to reach the $300 'mark. The Society is making a do- nation of $58 towards the Japanese Relief Fund. AMONG THE CHURCHES On Monday evening' next the an- nual .Bible Society tweeting will be held in the lecture room of Wesley church. Rev. J. S. Harrington, rep- resentative of Society, will give an illustrated' address. The public is cordially invited. Baptist Church 'Sunday school 2.80, service 7.00 on Sunday. The Ladies' Mission Circle are holding a thankoffe>ing service on Thursday, Oct, 18th, at three o'clock. Mrs. (Rev.)' Gondet, who has spent many years in China as missionary, hopes to address the gathering, Lunch will be provided. Salvation Army Services in the S. A. Ball ' will be conducted on :Sunday :by Sgt. Maj. Cools and local officers. Sunday school at ten o'clock, holiness meeting at eleven, praise meeting at three and salvation meeting ,at seven -thirty. A. special visit will be made to' Clinton by 'Coni, Chas. Sowtbn on Oct.: 28th. Coni.. Sowton. will be assisted by Lt: Col. R. Abby, Major Byers, Adj. Wright and the local; officers, Capt: F. .Clark and Lieut. Stevenson. Willis Church The Sacrament of the .Lords Sup- per will lie administeredat the mor- ning service on Sunday. In the .ev ening the pastor's subject will be: "Unforbidden Fruit." On T4iday evening at eight o'clock the 'preparatory service will be eon - ducted :by the Rev. W. D. McDonald of Eginondville.. : On Monday evening the Mission Band will meet at . seven o'clock, , the Young People's Society at eight o' - cloak. ./ Ontario Street Church The offering for the Japanese Em- ergency Fund was taken in this church morning and evening on Buri- -dayand at Turner's in the after. noon. .Mess S. Courtice spoke mor- ning and afternoon with great aecep tability. It is expected before the fund is closed over $200 will be real- ized. , On Thursday afternoon and even- ing a special, conference will be con- ducted in the church by Dr. T. A. Moore sand Rev; W. E. "Millson, Presi- dent of the London Confereitee: The 'District . ;Secretaries of Evangelism of Wingham, Stratford, Exeter and Goderich will meet in a ,private:;ses- i son in the afternoon. The evening. 'servdee is open and the public is Wel_ come. Next-Suntley.,nibrning and evening the ehuisch union- issues will be brought before the congregation. This is very important and all the emigre - getters should be in attendance; Wesley Church Rev. A. V. Walden of Holinesviile preached, 'at both services on Sunday, the pastor taking anniversary ser- viette at Holmeevill. The pastor will preach next Stuff- In the morning his subject will 'bet "A Great Question." Evening: "The unfettered Gospel." The Brotherhood meets at ten,.o'.. clock,, Sunday' 'school at halfpast two. On Monday evening the Young People's Lea u met,- the program be- ing under the auspices of bhe Literary department, Miss Linnie Nediger occupied the chair. Mise Clara a Goul d read the scripture lesson, Miss Vera Gould c.. tr on ibuted a piano sole and Mise Ferrol Higgins a vocal solo, Miss Freida Wallis, who attended the London Conference League Con- vention in St. Marys last week, gave it vary comprehensive and interest- ing report of the sessions, At a ineetilig of the council pre- vious to the League meeting, it was decided that the lm young people have a Hallowe'en Ilo we on social ' i ni t e League rooms, a s. Meas w Gertrude Sin ,dor and Mr. tutee Delisted were appointed delegates to the Ditetriet League. Convention to beheld in Goclericb this month. Ci''O8fl U;lth"A2a THE HOME PAPER Try It If so, an Advertisement in The News�Reeord will prove a Right Hand Helper— A, PR1ZE WINNER. The name of Mee. Id., R. Elliott, tor- snerly Miss Florence Garrett, niece of Mr. and Mee, J G. Medd of Clinton, was among •$ret -prize 'winners for fancy cooking at the Inyo County Fate held at Bishop, California, recently, Mrs. Elliott went west' early last spring with her •husband •and we are glad to see she is making her mark amongst the housewives of the Sunny State, Canadian girls calf hold their own anywhere. WORK GOING ON The committees working on the dif- ferent /moths in connection with the opining Hospital bazaar, on October 20th, already report a generous res- ponse from the citizens. The Hospi— tal. board appreciates the feet that the hospital question is a live one in the town and community, The work in the new hospital is -progressing favorably' and the board is now planning to have it open the, latter part of November. ANOTHER LEGACY , 'Mr. Guy Hicks was called up by line of'bhe local bank managers the other day and informed that a suns of money had arrived from England, payable to his order, a nice little-mes- sage ittlemes- sage and one which few of us would object to hese.• Usually when the bank manager or any member of the staff mills us up it is to say: "There is a' slight overdraft in your account You will kindly take care of it," or something equally encouraging and. action -compelling. This was different. Suoh. a message must give a man a very cheerful feeling. ' This little. wind!all, which was left .the Hicks fa- mily frons the estate of the late Jo- seph flicks, of Rodman, England, an uncle of our townsman, will be divid- ed among the heirs this side of the water; he having no family: The late Mr. hicks died eightyears ago and his widow last yeas; and thea estate has just been wound up. The cash realized amounts to x11051, 1.9s.. lid, but Mn Hicks• says it was a very much larger fortune before the war. This divided by two ov' three however,. make nice little piles of cash: Two old -country estates have been divided up this fall, residents of,Clin- ton and vicinity 'benefitting. Per- haps there are others. Here's hop- ing our turn will come. CLINTON KEEPS SCOTT TROPHY • 0n another page will be ;found tete results 'ofthe C, C. I. Field Day sports which were crowded out last week. Kenneth Rorke was winner' of the senior boys' championship. On Fri- day afternoon the open events were to take place, followed by the -•At- Home; in the town hall in the evening. The weather proved so unfavorable, however, that the games had to be called off, •Seaforth students carte up and the festivities' of the evening 'THE 'ARE ,GRATEFUL Mr. and Mrs, William Cantelon ex- tend xtend their . sincere thanks to their Mende fqr the many acts of kindness and courtesy shown them, and eepe- malty during the past few weeks while Mier. Cantelon bas also been in. Mrs, Cantelon is now on the mend her friends are glad to .know,' and. Mr, Cantelon continues much the same, LADIES' BOWLING TOURNAMENT' The ladies hada little winding-np tournament on the 'bowling green on Saturday afternoon, `several rinks tak- ing part„ Mrs. Axon and Mrs. Fair waif first prize, pieces of French chi- na, Mrs, F Hovey and Miss Grainger second, salad sets, The bowlingsea- son has been "hanging out" well this year bet probably this is the - last tournament, although no doubt there will .lie a few games from time to tile, DISCOVERED BODIES Prof. Mein -O -Rea, who made scone - thing of a sensation in Clinton in the spiiiig by leis acts of elairvoyence, in the local theatre, was asked at Wiarton the other night to locate the whereabouts of a couple of Hien who disappeared from Lion's Head a cou- ple of weeks ago and • whose launch was found in ehe Bay. He declared they had been drowned and offered to locate the bodies. He took several, loavee'of bread, removed the centres, Ailed the hollows with lime then Alec-; ed then in•a circle en top of the water where he thought the bodies would be. He said if the bread passed over the body it would be seen to tremble, as an electric current' passed through it.' Presently one of the loaves was bhooght'to show signs of disturbance and grappling hooks were used aitkl.. the body of one of '-the men,, Robert Parker, was brought up. It was thought that the body of Captain. Cor- son was also located but could not be brought up. Searching parties had been out for the past two weeks look- ing for traces of the missing men, who had gone out to bring in their nets, NORTHLAND RECOVERTN;G Mr. -G.• E. Hall, who returned last week from a visit in Northern Ontar io, reports that the town, of Hailey bury, which suffered so from fire last fall, is being rapidly rebuilt; every- where you turn . new buildings are going up. and there is, great activity" 'It is hard to discourage these new towns. Mr. Hall spent a week with relatives in Henwood township, over which the fire swept just a year ago, The farmers have, in most oases, re- placed their buildings, and crops this year were good, So they are looking ,out on life :hopefully again. Hunt- ing and •trapping are said to have been about knocked out by the fire,. Where the Are has not worked havoc were carried through, a large. number with this Hinterland of Ontario it is turning out. The championship shields very beautiful, especially now' that the ribbons, etc. and the prize. ribbons in leaves are on .the turn, but the burn - 'the different events were distributed ed sections have, of course, not had by Principal Erwin, Dancing was in- time to recover and present a rather Bulged in after the distribution of desolate appearance. Many'of those prizes, who suffered the loss el .almost every- thing in the Are spoke most grate - At the annual meet held yesterday fully ,of the assistanca rendered by tonians. were suceessfulem ,the aria= people in �Q1 0ntateio, arra said it jority of events, capturing the shield was that assistance whieh made life put up by Mr. Scott of Seaforth, for aupportable during the winter the -basketball team, holding,- the -tro- phy for two successive years. Last LITTLE LOCALS year Clinton won un bypoint d and their decided victory in tis all's - The Public school is having holidays limo -and -home games by a score of today and tomorrow, the teachers be - 35 -27 shows -their marked superior- ing at'the convention, - sty over, the visitors in effective coin- Some fi;osts are reported but last' biiiation, •week airs. R. A. Bell picked raspber- ,Seaforth iboys won the baseball ries in her town garden. - game by a score of 18-9, Thre- Mrs, Adam Cantelon has purchase suit was a surprise as the local nine d� defeated the S. C. 1:, by .a score of the residence of Mr. T. K. Wise on 8-8 at Seaforth: The game was iifirk et, and will take possosison a - listless and several errors contributed bout the first of November. towards the visitors' success. Murphy L 0, L. will have its fall The results of the field and track rally on Friday evening, when games events were as follows: will bo indulged in, refreshments' :Girls' 75 yard dash—C. Gould, Clic- served, Members are asked to pro- ton; M. Hawkins, Clinton; r, Schoen- vide. • boas, Clinton. Mrs, 'Ii, M�eBrien: and Mies Etta Relay Race—Clinton; M. Hawkins evemoving i ovu 'n , om 1 fr he] • farm i g their n Rorke, 1'. Seh�oenhals, C.: Gould, Iiullett to their new home oil between Seaforth and Clinton, Olin- .the Provincial Government and the Running. Broad Jump—C. Gould, io street. .'Clinton citizens will make' Clinton; F. ,Schoenhals, ,Clinton; M. thern• welcome. Britton, Seaforth; distance 13 feet 3 inches. Hop, Step and Juinp—M; Britton,. Seaforth; F, Schoenhals, Clinton; C. Gould, ,Clinton; -distance ' 27 feet 2 inches.' Boys' Running Broad jump—Can- telon, Clinton; 'Carnochan, Seaforth; te dleton, Clutton; distance 17 feet 5 inches. Hop, Step and Jump—Laiidsbor- ough, Seaforth;. Bateman, Seaforth; Middleton, Clinton; distance 36 feet,2 inches. Tole Vault --F. Carter; Clinton; Stuart, ,Seaforth;: R, Carter Clinton; distance 9 feet. 100 yard das h -Land sborougk; Sea - forth;. Carbert, >Seaforth; Carnoehan, Seaforth. Lino -up for basketball--Seaforth: Forwards, Myrtle Sharkey, •Margaret McGraw; centre, Greta Merrier, Daisy Spayno; guards, Cora Caerpboll Daisy Smiley. Clinton; Forwards, Olive Schoenhals, Jean Woods; centre, Jean T'oed, Carol .Evans; guards, Ludy ]:,e- vy, Mary Hovey; spare, Dorothy Streets, Lints -up Cox baseballea t/rih.-. Nichols, ss.;,Ferguson, 1:t; IWO:beet, sir; .7Cerelake, p; tainlsboxough, rf; Suthoal. 'd an at' Arc1i'ba1r1 , 1b• ';lir•- , l , lows e loan ii , { 14 ay 2 Clinton Mutcli hf; Higgins, 3b; 'Lgvrrence, ef; Curt - toter', p; antoter',.p; Orion lb; Grant 2h; itiehards Ss; Rorke, if; subs: Ha- vey std Carter. Mr. E. Rowcliffe, who has been em- ployed at the Clinton mill for same time, is 'raving a sale of his house-. hold effects and nten'dt going to California in a week or so, W. J, 'Elliott, contractor, had a tall' at the new hospital on. Monday ;and cracked a couple of ribs. Mr. Elliott was laid up for a long time as a re- sult of a • fall last autumn. Hope this will not be so serious. Principal Geddes of, •the Clinton Public sehool .helped Wingllam base- ball boys to win the ehanpionship at Chcsley last week. Mr. Geddes Wes a member f. e n e of the Wlrn ham, nine g in a prior to coining to 'Clinton Mast nvonth. Mrs. Cardin, who :sustained a frac- tore of her hip in the spring anti' who recovered wonderfully from the ef- feats. of it, 'being able to get about Otte 'smartly, 'Med the misfortune to fall in her room on Monday, again in juring her hip. Iter friends sympa- thize with lreis In this "seeorccl misfor- tune. Mies Janiesoii of the Dept. of Ed - cation, superintendent of school nur- ses, was in 'i;otvtt last Tiniest* .Mel virile hero torr. me ' of h Mot some the mmn 'er.• li 5 of the Collegiate and Public school hoards end 'talked about the veep- poiui',inerit of ii school nurse. ^ No for- mal action Inas' been 'taken, howev4l1 ,Yo Far- as we can loan.: NEW TELEPHONY DIRECTORY A new telephone directory has jest been distributed by mail to Clinton: suabseribeve, Mrs. C. Rumball, local manager, will be glad to hear from any telephone users who have not re- ceived their copy of the new issue, Ba jfleltl Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Robinson and fancily of. London spent the week -end at their sunnmer home on T'uyll st. Mrs. Holley and sister, Mrs. May, of Detroit, who have spent the ewe:, mer at their beautiful bungalow on the terrace, left this - week for their home cal Detroit; - - Wedding 'bells are ringing now in the village and we will.. soon hear of one of our most .'industrious young men setting up a new household. - Rev. A. Macfarlane exchanged pul- pits: with Rev, Mr. Farquha.son last Sunday, Rev. IVIr. Macfarlane prcaoh- ing anniversary services et Bethel. Bev. A. ltfacfarlane has exchanged autos this week and now sports a new Chevrolet sedan. Mrs. Balkwell and ,family of Lon- don are spending a few weeks with her sister, Miss Ferguson. Mr. 'and Mrs. .Albert Leitch and 'child, who have spent the past two months. in Detroit, have returned to the village. . The;new postoflice at Bayfield was. opened for business this week. It is a fine building and a credit to the place, indeed would be to a much lar- ger town than:Bayfield, although of course, we consider nothing too good for Bayfield. The office has a plate glass front, electric light throughout and combination locks on all boxes. Postmaster Woods and lids assistants will find the new environment very convenient, and it will be easier to give the public the service which they have learned to expect from thein. Bayfield's new postoffice is an asset to the village, The death occurred yesterday -af; ternoon of Mrs. Albert Dunn, after about a weeks' illness, Mrsi Dunn leaves her young husband and two small children and to these the' sym- pathy of the community is extended. The funeral takes place from, Trinity' church on Saturday afternoon, service to commence at two o'clock. • Bruce$1e21. Mrs. George Swart spent the week end in Brantford. Mr: James Swan and Misses. Ma nide and Aggie Beattie visited Dr and Mrs. Rodgers of Forest last week. • 1Vliss Clara Zap£e of Exeter was home fora day or two this week, The Choral Society, under the lead- ership of 'Prof. Anderton, assisted .by outside talent, will put on a concert in the church on Monday night. ,1VIr, John Kaiser is taking down the old building' next Walker's Ho.. tel. Mr. John. Honer has returned ±main his trip west, The Mission Band intends holding its thankoirering meeting on Satur- day afternoon, when all are invited to come and help the Band 'along. There will be a program and eefr`esh- men will is bov ' ser ed at theclose so of the meeting. Mr, Ross Scott. was in Hamilton last .week. Neat Sunday will be anniversary Sunday in the Presbyterian church. The speaker for the day will be the Rev, It, C. McGregor of London. The choir is preparing special music for the day. ;Mrs. Wheeler spent a few days in Seaforth last week. Mr. Bruce Berry,' who has been very ill, is much better, 1Viise Laura Ross of Stratford Nor- mal spent the week -end at her Home here, Mr. Barry Dalrymple has 'bought the old I1itCartney. horde. Mr, and Mrs. C. II. Hamm and lit- tle son of. Hamilton are the gtiests of Mrs. Harm's father, Mr. James troi-t, Swan. 1Vlr. McCartney is visiting in De, . • . • . The county and township Sunday sdtobl convention was held here on Friday and was quite well attended, in spite of the disagreeable days i Auburn Mr. Edgar Lawson has purchased of sedan ear. Mr, R. Jenkins and Miss ,Ienkins of Clinton visited friends here ee Sun- day, The marriage took place at the bore of Mr. and Mrs. David Hamilton. on Wednesday of last week of their eld. est daughter, Celia, and Mr. Gordon Taylor of Detroit, ran of 1VTs. J. Tay - la is x also o of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will reside in Detroit, They, have the good wishes of their friends for a happy Married life. Mr. Gormley Thompson, who under- went an operation for appendicitis. Wing'hani, 'canue Nonce 011 Monday, MaeClinch.by's - barn as almost finishccl and is a sisloiidid ]obifrng structure. Mi. IIs llelwig hail changed -his Ford touring car foe aeou pe. trsuc l The rn Th ,. r 1"t a c bon school an ds ar- vice will not be held in the ,Baptist' church on Sunday owing to the, aunt, versary service at the " Methodist church. Salday Belled! at 0,104 seri vim at 10,30. 00(cier ob Tovvrnship Mis. T, E. Bennett, whose husband died suddenly n forlisaigit ogle cat Blyth, is 84 present staying withter daughter, Mrs. R, R, Sloan. Mrs, Adam Cantelon bas purchased a house in 'Clinton and will move into town very shortly, - She will be enroll missed in the community and the neighbors will be sorry to see her.. go, Nominations will be held at 1:Iolmes- villa on Monday next to nominate candidates for reeve, to fill the vas cane : caused by the death of Reeve , nor, the vacaLinndsaycy, Causeadd bycouncillthe designatiotofilln of H, C. Cox, It is understood that Mr, Cox will allow his name to go tar- ward as reeve .and it is the opinion of many that the township could not do better than elect Mr. Cox to the position for the reinajnder of 1923. He is now, since the death of Reeve Lindsay, the only man who has had a seat at this yeas"s council table who sat also last year, the clerk even' being changed. He is a level-head- ed man, one who does more thinking" than talking, and could be depended on to look after the affairs of the township with discretion. The prpb- 4 ability is that there will'' be no elec. time - but you never can tell. Mrs. Eldred Yeo is in Hamilton this eek• attending the wedding of her sisterw Mr Percy Currie spent the week- end at his home here, motoring up from Detroit with Mr. A. 1VIeGregor and fainly. Mr. McGregor brought his family and left them with Gode- rich relatives for -a week or iso. The two men returned to Detroit, The Stanley Maple Leaf Club held - its -October meeting at the :home of Mrs. John Jervis on Tuesday of last week Mr,s. Snyder- and Miss Agnew of Clinton are visiting their sister, Mrs. John Jervis. - M•r. and Mrs, Arthur Andrews of Stirling, Ont., were the guests of their brother-in-law, Mr, John Jervis, ;over the week -end, Mrs. C. McGregor of the 0th con- cession has just returned from a two months' visit with friends in Port, Stanley, Brantford, Hamilton and Ni. agara Falls. Constance ' Mr. Hiram Proctor of New Liskeard is visiting relatives and friends in and around the village.. Mrs. 'Jordan Elliott, and Mr. acid Mrs. Willard Elliott ,and children were yisitors with their cousin, Dun- can Tudor, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lamont and children and Mr. William Riley of Brussels were callelns' 'on liar, and Mrs. -Tames Mann on Tuesday. Quite a number around here are buss getting up their potatoes and roots and filling silos. The weekly prayer meeting is be - Mg started this ®week, the first one being held at Mr. Peter Lindsay's on Tuesday evening. Don't forget the anniversary to -be held' in the Methodist church on Cot, 281h, Rev. C. J. Moorhouse is to be the speaker. ,'services at 2:30 and '7:00 p.m. - Free will offering will be taken. Stanletg Township We are glad to report that Miss Freida Taibot: was successful in her. supplementary exams., heir in Sept., and she is now iattending ' Stratford Normal school. - Miss Edna Reid spent the week -end inClinton with her cousin, Miss El- eanor McKinley.. They took in the anniversary services at Goshen Sun- day night. Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson spent a couple of days last week -'with , friends in McXillop -township. Mr. Roy Cantelon spent theweek- end with his brothers in Windsor and Detroit. Mr. Kenneth Stewart has returned from the west' where he went on the excursion. . Miss. Isabel Glen of Stratford spent the week -end at her home. On Tuesday evening of last week the young people of the second and fourth concessions were entertained at the hone of Mr, and Mrs Greg McGregor, The evening wag spent in 'dancing and games and et very pleasant time enjoyed by alt, , Dr,- Stewart . of Toronto but: for- ' merly of Clinton, spent a few days last iveek calling on his friends in Stanley. On Wednesday alight he • held a prayer meeting at the home of Mr. Alex, - McEwen, where a large . number gathered -to hear their former pastor speak, McKillop Toweabhip Quite a number are busily engaged taking up 'their anangels this week, The weather is very favorable, Mor; Alex. Gordon le engaged with Mr. T. Ryan for the fail work. Quite a number took in Seaforth postponed fall fair on Saturday last and were well pleased with the al' ternoonspent. The horse races were the best Been in Seaforth for years. Mr. and Mr.'s, John Hart celebrated choir silver wedding on Fa'iday even. hog last, when they entertained about keno hundred guests and the evening was spent in cards and ;lancing, A. Most enjoyable 0 "time wee spent till' s , tato wee, � w sttntor+ ib.so h , the Mt, and Mss. Hari: received a large Hurn ter of handsome presents tad a veru levee number of •congratulations and geed wishes. Mr, and Mrs, abaci erre' right rept entertainer's,