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°LINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DEOEM R 20th0,903
l'lI5HE5
T'II1M3.RICT
Wheat 11.00.
Buckwheat :,75e.
.Barley 55e.
Oats, ;doe.
Sutter $0e to 35e.
Egg 25e. tri 60e,
Live I -logs $7.
STA.TUTORY MEETING
• He town ear fl met on Mond
ay
evening to receive the •financial 'state -
anent for• the year and to wind up^se-
veral ':,natters oaf bus;neas. Night -
Constable Grealis was granted a boii-
us of_850,00,•a.fevr,rsb tee o taxes
were; granted,: etc.
Clinton has collected , an licenses
during the past year the sum of 5137,
in magistrate's finery, ' $250; :in -dog'
falces, 8105: tot use o1 market scales,
$295.90; hall rent, $222; for statute:
labor, $92; :from tax sale, $75; front
street collections for ?street oiling,
$860.91; from; Public Utilities,' inter-
est oil debentures,
nter-est;oit'debentures, 52062.50; in taxes,,
923 $35811.57; 811.57; taxes, 1922 account,
$345.79. The 'complete financial re-
port ort will be, printed and will be a.
vailable before nomination' clay:',
ris as
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er `Cue.
priate gifts than the many we haw awaiting
for • the home, Cut Glass or China for your
for your sweetheart: A wrist watch for
rsbarp Pencil for the school boy.
Christmas Records now ready
Phone 174w
Residence 174J
istnias 1923
resident, Directors . and
cers extend to the
s and Friends of the
it Best Wishes 'for a
hrlstraas and a Pros-'
env Year.
fITINi :
verec:tristritsYs
fore Christmas, we -are going to
easy ,by offering some SPECIAL
Boys' Overcoats.
coats$1...90
t from $10 to 512 for': 57,90
50
$16,50 to $18.00 for 513.50
cats , 25
at from 528 to 582:50 for ..525,00
oats 1.50`:
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i6 PEACE. ON EARTH: GOOD WILL TO MEN."
Two thousand years ago the• world heard that wonderful song,
for which it had waited throughout the centuries, and the world took
fresh courage and hope as its music fell upon its weary cars.
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are But, after all, Peace and Good -Will . a e none'too• evident in the
world even yet.With nation warring, with nation and suspicion and
envy evident throughout the world; with great social problems still.
unsolved and by many considered almost unsolvable, it would $eem
as if the message of the angels had not borne much fruit.
Still, there is hope for the world when so many are willing to
atop even for a ;brief spate of time at this season to listen again
,to the angels' song; to forget self and tliinleof others; to take plea-
sure in lifting a little of the burden from the back of those bowed
dawn with/trouble. Every heart made lighter, every load lifted,'
every kind word .spoken because: of the advent to this world of the
Prince of Peace helps to bring about Iiie final reign. The w
ld
comes slowly, but it is coming, to the•knowledge that its great need
ds just simply Peace and Good Will.
•Ch ristmas is a' joyous time and it is a hard heart, indeed, which
does not soften a little;. that doesn't grow a little glad at Christmas
Lime. It is the.season when families are re -united or unavoidably
absent members' are remembered especially, and for a short period of
time cares and troubles are forgotten or pushed into the background.
It is especially the time of .childish joys, for it is held in commemor-
ation of the ,birth' of a child, but old and young alike enjoy Christmas,
The young are in themidst of present joy; the old look back w
ith
faded, perhaps tear -dimmed, oyes, upon the joys of the past. But
it is a happy season which can bring back so beautifully themem-
ories; of the hast, and this year brings us one year nearer thel time:
when: the song of the angels will have come true and Peace and
world:
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Good -Will
A "MERRY CHRISTMAS" TO THE WORLD:•
EDWARDS-WILKEN
Miss Laura Wilken of Detroit;
daughter of the late A. Walken of
Clinton, was married in' the City -of -
the -Straits on November 29th, to Mr..
Lawrence J:e Edwards, also. -of: De-
troit, in which city they, will make
-their -home. Clinton friends of the
bride waft good wishes:.
AMONG THE CHINCHES
The fpllowing program has been ar-
ranged by the Ministerial Association
for the week of prayer, January '7th
to 11th. Eaeh minister is to have
charge of the :service in his own
church:':' „
Date Church Speaker
Jan. 7: St.Paul's, Rev..,G.T,, Mioorhouse,
Jan; 8: Baptist, _,'Rev: 0. L. Dillcey.'
Jan. 9: Wesley,' Rev. J. E. Hogg..
Jan. 10: Willis, ` Rev. A. "A. Holmes.
Jan. 11: Ont., St., Capt Clark.
The following are the- topics;
Monday, The Parable of'athe Soil,
Matt. 13: 1-9. •
Tuesday, The Parable of the' Tal-
ents Matt. 25: 14-30.
;Wednesday, The Parable of the
Great Supper, Luke, 14: 7-24.
Thursday, The ;Parable f the Good.
Samaritan, Luke 10: 25-37.
Friday, The Parable of the Final
Awards, Matt. 25 31-46.
Baptist Church
Subject: next Sunday. "Babylon,"
Willis Church
Christmas services Will beheld on
Sunday, sermons and music being ap-
propriate to the day.` The minis-
ter's' morning' subject will bee. Eno-
manuel." Special Mamie: Anthem,
"Glory to God in the Highest" Men's
Chorus "Night rif Gladness." Ev-
ening sermon: "The Magnificat"
Anthem: "Jesus Shall Reign.' Solo:
"Star of . Bethlehem,". .,Miss Annie
Stewart.
The annual Christmas tree enter-
tainment ' was held. on, Tuesday even-
ing and proved to be a very happy oc_
Basion. Santa•Claus was there with
many gifts for the children and the
childrenand young :people (rave a
very ince and "appropriate little tiro-
grain.
Wesley Church
The Brotherhood will meet., at 10.
subject: "The 'Uniqueness of
Jesus," introduced •bi the, Rev, T. J.
Snowdon, A great theme and fitting
on the eve of Cliristntas. o-
The pastor's ,subjects on Sunday
will be: morning, "A ,Great' Message
to All Men:' - Evening, "The Great-
est' Character in all history"
The Christmas tree on 'Monday
night, brought a large' crowd to.
Wesley church, Santa Claus arrived in
'good time and was most generous
with Inc` gifts: The Christmas songs
and recitations by the children and
Young people Were well rendered and
hitch enjoyed .by all present, Many
things depart and come not again;
but, the 'Christmas tree, . and all that
it ronreserits is ours to abide with us,
Cone and behold. Hire,
born tee King
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Angels;
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and Mr. W. and Miss Dorothy; Levis
with a duet, Owing to the .holiday
season next sleeting is withdrawn,
but it hoped a full attendance will
be Diesent at the Watch Night Ser-
vice.
Morning Service:
Organ Prelude-011ristnias Prelude.
Doxology.
Invocation.,
teen n-121.
Prayer and Lord's., Prayer.
Anthem—"Worship Christ the New-
horn King."
.Responsive Lesson.
Offertory.
Solo -Miss Marion
ted."
Hymn -118.
Sermon—"Inquiries
Anthem --"Angelic
ing."
Hymn -126.
Benediction.
Organ Pestlude.
Evening' Service:
Organ Prelude—"The
Tale,"
Hynin-116.
Prayer.
Anthem—".`Glory to God in the High-
estd'
Scripture Lesson.
Offertory.
Solo—Mr. Fred ;Steele. "Selected."
Hymn -119. '
Sermon -"Parable of the. Net."'
Anthem ----"The Star of Christmas-
tide."
Hymn --127.
Benediction.
Vesper—"Now the Day is .Over.".
Organ Postlude—"Christman, Festi
.Yat: ',
St. Paul's Cautch
• The Christmas services will be held
next Sunday, instead of on Christmas
Day. There will be a celebration
of the Holy Communion at 8.30 a.m.,
and another at the close of the morn-
ing prayer. At the morning service
the 'rector's; subject will be. "The De-
sire of all Nations," and in the even-
ing he will speak on, "The Wonderful.
Ohrist," _ The following is the onus,
ical In og1 ain13i0,
Morning Service'
Gibbings, "Selec-
about Jesus "
Songs are Swell -
Shepherd's.
PLEASE SIGN NAME
A nice budget of news from Bunce-.
field, :signed• by a ledy'•s first name,
received this week butcannot be, pub.
fished without proper , signature,
This is the second or third such,
Please send your name, dear lady.
We'd 'like to use your -.stuff if we
only knew its source.
PASSING OF MRS. 1VIacDONALD
After a lengthy illness Mrs. T, J:
MacDonald passed away yesterday
at her home, Bast street: Mrs. Mae -
Donald was formerly 7fiss Ellin Finch
and was well-known in ::town and vi-
cinity. Leaflet notice will be given
nest `week. The funeral takes ,place
toniori•ow, Friday afternoon, the eec
vice to commence at 'two o'clock.
A GRACIOUS ACT
A pretty little incident happened in
thetax collector's office the other day,
Usually one doesn't look for 'anything
in a tax collector's office but,cold, cal-
culating business, but oecasionally one
gets a surprise. Two or three peo-
ple'were in the ofiee'when a woman
earne in to pay her taxes, She did-
n't have the rightamount, was about
n the ,c1 short and remarked that she
didn't just know where she would get
the remainder. Collector Stang was
wolf but he could mil .accep
t this o
n
account, couldn't give her a receipt in
full Just then a gentleman stepped
up to his desk, asked .him what the
i d
shortage was and on being, fol said:
"Write out a 'cher_Ue f01 the amount
and P11 sign it." This was quickly
done, the woman received her receipt
and everybody was happy. That ''was
,a nice' way of showing the Christmas,
spirit and we'd be 'willing to wager.
nobody was happier than the man
whosigned the cheque,
FUNERAL AT PEMVII3ROKE
•
Arrangements had been made for
the funeral of the late Judge Dick-
son to leave ;Goderich for Exeter
this forenoon, the remains to ba in-
terred in Exeter. But later: a meat_
0 Collie., let is adore Him,
Christ the Lord."
Ontario Stroct Church
We welcome home all our students
and others 1 th rs to the Sunday services.
Sunday morning' Will be our Christ-
tnac service.. The pastor would like
the whole family in the pew.
The evening- subject.. will bo: "The.
Parable of The Net." Our Mole
ftian+.
or Sunday will bo a unique attrac-
The classes 'will meet at 10 o'cloelc.
The vegeta): meeting. of the Young
People e' League was held' Monday, ev-
Wag i attar o
6V -
ening. The iia tarn ova n g
eft T g
g" .
of the Social ged Letcarary depart:
raent, Mr. }Ti ',Tarns]' gave an
exeollent talk; on the Rural Prbillem,,
showing the ondoehnllle pointe of a
city workinan'i life. Mrs. (Do) I3rawri.
favoured the gathering with a solo
Ryton-- 74, "Christians Awake, Sa-
lute the iS.eppy Mon."
Venite---10. Sir John Goss.
Te. Deu�n Calves.
;3onedieius Gibbons.
Communion Service—Maunder.
Hymn -73; "Hark! the Herald An-
'gels Sing."
'Anthem---"Gloi.'y to God in the High-
. est," Cooke.
I3ymn•-•-712: "Once in Royal David's
City."
Gloria in Exeolsis—Zuner.
Hymn --75; "While Shepherds Witt_
alma. Their Flocks by Night:"
Evening Service
Ilynvi--72: "0 Come, all ye F;aithf
Magnificat Bu ntett.
Nune Diutittis--Blfnnett.
Hymnfrom tlt
-79: "Angels, frae. Realms
oe Glory." •
Iiyann-80: "0 Little ',Gown of ' Beth-
lehem."
Anthem—"Glory to God iii the 'EIigh-
est." Cooke.
Hymn—' ---514: "It Came Upon the
Midnight; Cleat:"
ONLY GOT. DOG BITE'
Mr. John Jervis who lives out on
the Bayfield road, is very fond of a
day's fishing. SIe takes a' day off
during the.Suenter whenever he feels
like it or can arrange his work ac-
cerdingly, and he always counts on a
day during "Indian Summer,"'There's
one parttcuhir spot in Bridgewater
creels, in the old' pinery, whore he hes
beer: fartunate in getting a good catch
almost every November, Ito .went
this year, as usual, but sayg,lte'"had
but bite dotting • the day amid that
b
Mr, Jervis daps..
d M
MS froth a, doge".
n't ,know ;Whether the mild Weather
With i a not but
rias anything to do wit t r �
he's' convinced the tall haven t taken
possession of their usual Winter Oar.
tete anywayl .,
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr, and 104, Joseph G, Cxieh an-
nounce the engagement . of their
daughter, Myrtle Tlolen, to Ray Lee,
son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Leonard Lee of
Ruthven, the weddingto take place
early'in January.
WHAT. WE WANT
Some of the things ..Clinton would
like on thet community Christmas
tree. Spnlebody page,_ Santa . Claus:
A'firstolass comet for 1924,
A;` year of civic ` good health and
prosperity,
A -spirit of community loyalty, and
,g•oo 1 fellowship.
A resurrection of the dead -and -gone
Board of Trade' or a brand new
ones
A`spirit of determination on the part
of a11• citizens to enake 1924 the
best' year this old town has eyes
seen.
SEEKING ALDLRMANIC HONORS
The 'Toronto Globe, in referring to
some of the candidates wbo are as-
pirants for Aldermianie honors in;
Toronto, makes the following refer-
ence to a 'former Clintonian, and na-
tive of Iluliett township:
"Another Aideem'anie aspirant in
1whostarts .off
0 1R
W"ai•d6isJahnMo,
his platform by bus opposition to.
Single Tax and all level crossings: He
wants a•five cent car fare, more play-
grounds for children, eine :Alberta
coal,
"CtOMMUNITY TREE,
Clinton
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Clint is havi» g n comma:1liiy
Christcn e tree this year. No doubt
s
you'veseen it, -standing tall. aind-'
gracefu hi the postoffice square.
Only f r the ram' this Zooming it
would ` ready bo wired for lighting
but if O t tonight, then 'tomorrow
night, it will be aglow with lights and
on Saturday evening it is expected,
if weather conditions allow, there will
be earn1 hsinging by the school child.
ren.. he mayor, we cnderetand,
provides
Jack's a hustler, too, and will likely
"get there.;,, -
CARRIED JOKE TOO FAR
Up m Midland recently they had
some trouble over a :practical joke
played on the chief of police while on
a visit to >Bellville. Someone in Mid
land sent the Belleville chief a -wire
asking that the Midland .chief be ar-
rested, just as a joke. The repres-
entatives of the law, however, resent-
ed these liberties and perpetrators of
the joke were reprimanded, and have
orandum was found in his desk re- apologized. A little joke amongst
questing that, in the event of his one's' own circle'. of acquaintances is
death, his remains be taken seldom resented by a ratan with any
to Pembroke, his 'former home, and sense of humour - but thisdid seem
that a private funeral be held.` It like carrying a joke too far.
is believed' that this memorandum ZI.MIES THINKS US "SMART"
was made just before his death, as it
the tree' and the Hydro Com-
mission lights it.
was noticed that he slipped a paper : Newspaper publishers of the County
into his drawer lust as his last cal- will sympathize with The Clinton
lers entered his ehanibers. Plans News -Record, upon its recent, Are
were changed; and after a short ser whist, has caused the 'publisher and
vice at noon today the remains will his staff considerable discomfort and
be taken, via C.P.R., for interment inconvenience. However, Mr••Geo: E;
at Pembroke. Hall, the proprietor, assisted by his
Mrs. Dickson, who was prostrated indefatigable editress, Miss Clark,
by the ci3ock of her busband's sudden with admirable pluck and energy,
death, 'is . a "sister .of the late tars.'. soon set things going 'again, with the
Bawden of 'Clinton. testa .that the paper was only a day,
H. AND S. CLUB FORMED late—and it was chock full of live
news id. ilea So that the subscrib;
On Thursday evening last Mrs, ere received ample compensation for
Becker of Toronto, organizer for 'tile the slight delay. Still for an that a'
Home and School Club work, addres- bre is air joke; in a -printing office, it
sed a meeting in the Public school on comes mighty close to being a trag-
the aims and work of Home and edy,—Winghara Tines.
School Clubs. The meeting had SOME INTERESTING FIGURES
been called for Tuesday evening but
had to be postponed because Mrs.' County Clerk G. W. Hiolman, who es
Becker missed her train, but a num also chairman of the Mothers'' Allow"-
ber were ,present . Thursday evening ance 'Board for I•I•uroti county, re-
ancl much interest was manifested in ported at the meeting of the County
Mrs. Seeker's address; Afterwards
council last week that 226 beneficiar_
a club was organized as follows: les had received daring the past six
President: Mrs. Walter Manning. months, the sum of 59262 from the
Secretary, Miss Helen Rodaway. county and a like sum from the Pro-
Treasurer: W. M. Erwin, vinelal Government. •
Executive Committee: N. Geddes, A statement fs tt the Provincial
Miss Graham, Mrs: Axon, Miss' Department of Education in connec-
Draperr and Mrs. N. W. Tre tion with the grants to High Schools
wartha• and Collegiate Institetes'in the coma-
-The club will meet the third Tues- ty was filed as 'follows: Exeter, :512-
day in each month from September 98.08; Goderich, 51484.50; Seaforth,
to April, and as the object is to get $1482.50; Clinton, .$1513 and Wing
the co-operation . 'of the teachers, ham, 51594,67.
trustees and parents, loolung toward
the "eiieral<welfare of the children; Er CAREFUL
it is hoped by those instrumental 111 The followingsuggestions estions in regard
having the movement started that Sg
many will take an interest and see to doing away with thea lions ate,
that a strong club is built up. The . tending Christmas a le dereceiveds ore
1 egpied from a letter received from.
next meeting will take place on Jan- the Underwriters' Association by
Mary 15th. Clinton's fire chief,_ Mr. H. Glazier:
LITTLE LOCALS "See that inflammable .material is
clear of and not Ming over heating
The Public school aiid - Collegiate and lighting devices, Steantpipes,
close tolnori•ow, ,Friday, December stovepipes, electric light bulbs, etc.
21st, and open Thursday, Jan, 3rd, See that your electrolal circuits are
1924, properly fused' and not overloaded by -
Mt': T. Churchill' has purchased the addition of temporary lights,
from 'Mr, Alex. Eagleson the rosi- ,Examine your fire extinguishing an.
deuce of the late 'Phonons Cottle, Jo-
seph street. _ -
If this mild weather continues the
Hockey boys will have to take io the
old-fashioned game of then fathers
and' grandfathers--eid nne,y,
SayfleId
Mr. R. Penhale, who went west with
a•car of apples in October, returned a
Home last week after disposing of
,]tem.
Mrs•. Erandon:left on Wednesday.
£oi•London to .spend Christmas week
with her son, Mr. W. II. Brandon.
Mr. Robert Orr has purchased the
flour and feed business from Mr. Jas,
Johnston and took.it over on Monday.'
ofthis week.
Mr. E. Weston met with a very ser-
ious loss on Monday afternoon when
the building at :he river in which he
had his fish boat and nets stored for
the winter, was .completely destroyed.
by fire. As there was no person a-
round the river at the time the fire
was not .noticed until at ,had got too
fto yt g• inside
fat save an bin • and but
,
for the timely assistance of a large
numbei ,from the village other build-
Ings `"dlongsdde would also have been
burned. The building was owned by
Mr. W. R. Jowett and was insured as
was also the contents, the•property of
Mr. , E. Weston.
At the meeting of the W.
M.S. of St. Andrew's church the elec-
tion of officers forethe ensuing year
tools .place, The election proved to
be a re-election; all the officers re-
taining. tltefr posts as follows: Presi-
:!lent, Mrs. Fraser; vice:, Mrs: McKen-
zie; secretary, Iltiss Brownett; tree._
surer, Mrs. D. Dewar; Messenger
secretary, Mrs. McDougal; Strangers'
secretary, miss. Mary Reid; BIente-
helper's secretary, Mrs. Foster; Press
seeretaay, -Miss Campbell; Expense
fund treasurer, Mrs. J. Tough. Tlie
Treasurer's report was a particularly
pleasing one, as it showed that the
society's allotment of $168.00 had
been reached and even passed. In
addition to this a fine bale of cloth-
ing, a complete outfit for a boy, was
`sent to an; Indian Boarding .School in
the West. • •
The Pubiic'Utitities lies stretched a
line of lights across' the street trona -
the Ilyclro. Shop to Aiken's harness
shop. Clinton „streets are not any
too well lighted. This helps some.
Municipal, Clerk Murdock of Hen -
sail Sent; the 011151• day, ,au behalf of
the sottthern'village, a large bucket
of candies as, a Christmas offering
to the .minutes of the Huron : County
Home.
The new hospital is practically fin..
i'shed, with the exception of; the floors,'
and as seen as.these are ready it will
be teeuided.' The moving will prole:
ably take place about the second week
in the New Year.
Only three shopping days • before.
Christmas. The only thing to do,
now, tardy" one, as to look ;Carefully
over the bargains offered in this is-
sue et The News•Reeolgl, eget up
might- and early toi000rew acid try to'
catch up with,the throng.
the rink oWficrs are having Ilia
gallery lowered .so that it Will seat
in aro ouoolo and he eager
for
to
sot; the. tae.', T'leey•are else building
a`'' p1°ivieto' dressing reoln for the
hoe'•key been, This : will be a greet.
epirvenicnert to ,thri attack, ehu er;il,
"Winter colons i' r.r�
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Auburn
Miss Margaret Ellen. Roberton,
daughter of the late Robert Roberton
and Mrs. Elizabeth Roberton, of Au-
burn, was quietly anarried at Knox
church manse,-Goderich, on Wednes-
day, December 6th, by Rev, R. Q. Mc_
Dernud, to Mr•. Daniel B. Wiggins, son
of the late J. B. and Mrs. Wiggins
of 'Goderich. Tho bride, who was
given in marriage by Sheriff R. G.
Reynolds, Wore a brown travelling
suit and carried a 'shower bouquet of
Sweetheart. roses. Miss Claire Rey -
Holds, 11ayed. the weddixi
g march, h>
the
e
bride having been .for years in the •
honsehold of, Sheriff and Mrs. Rey-.
not'ds. Following a dainty wedding'
breakfast at the home of the bride's
sister, Mrs. Oliver Clark, South street
Mr. .and hfrs. Wiggins left on the'
;afternoon train on a honeymoon trip
to Galt and Toronto. A large crowd •
of friends extended best wishes to Mr, •
and Mrs. Wiggins, who, on their re-
turn will reside on West street, Gode-
rich.
ode -rich..
A Christmas service will be held in
the Presbyterian church on 'Sunday
evening, December 28rd, at 7.30. The
old familiar Christmas hymns will be
sung and the, choir will also render
appropriate music. The minister,
the. Rev. W. R. Ala will conduct the
service.
The pastor's' subject at the Baptist •
church next Sunday will be, "'The
Law of Shine, Past, Present, Future_." •
Baptismal class, Thursday at seven
o'clock. r Prayer meeting at 8 o'clock.
As so many of the children in the
village have whooping cough the us- ..
oral Sunday Schee' entertainments are ••
pliances and see that they Are milt- to ba less pretentious than in other
cient,,ha good order and readily aa- years, The Baptist ehurcn on Tl urs-
cessible. day, December 20th, in the basement
See that all exits are plainly mark
-
ed and not obstreeted.
,Remember that nothing can render
these displays absolutelylutelY safe, and
that if accidents inn not to afar the
festive season, constant vigilance and
care must be exercised."
L tl.T3,A,. ELECT OFFICERS
1-Iuron Lodre No. 377 L,0.i3.A.,
met last- week and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Past Mistress: Mrs. Roy Ball.
Mistress: Mrs. J. I, •Paxntan.
Deputy: Mrs. G. 13. Hanley,
Chaplain. Mrs J. 111. Cools.
,Roc;-Socretary::'Miss A. Ireland..
Fin.-Seeret'y: 1VMrs. W. McClinchey.'
'.Treasurer; Mrs.' W. Clement.
Lecturers: Miss Leona Taylor, Miss
M..Judd.
D. of CO Mrs, J, W. Shobbrook,
Inside Guard: Mrs L. Stephenson.
Outside Guard: M. J. Ii; Paxuian
Committee:,Mrs. G. Taylor, tiers;
Craw 'Coale„ Mrs. J. holland,
bi ys, 'Nr. Muter , Ml's. 11. JIa..
ki, ootn e: Mr's, Roy 11011,
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i 1a}rivt: Aliso;Aliso;r�� e �`,
•;Guardian: Mervin Hartley
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At the ootlrt.lti an of t. t
lnoeh WWI SONO.;aftfl the: morale
enjoyed '1t Moclal half hrtfr,
:1.
of
of them church; the Presbyterian on
F.fiday, December 21st, -in the base-
ment, and the llathodist on Friday,
December 28th, in the ,Forester's stall.
A Christmas tree isto be the special feature at each of the entertainments,
Mass.. Rae Andrew came up from
Toronto, on Ve dnesday to spend the
holidays at lief' home here.
.Mr. Jradio,
antes JohnstonJohnstontou has lite rao
phone installe,i and is now entertain-
ing his friends to concerts in Chicago,
Newark, Milwaukee and other places;
Mr. O. E. Erratt• is, about again,
though not so well A8 his bony
friends would, like to see him,
MA Russell King, who has had an
attack, of pneumonia, is recovering..
Miss Pierce is, we are glad to say,
recovering from her recent illness.
Several from our village attended
the White Gift"
service in llythMe-
thodist clttu•eli' last Sunday evening.
Mr. O. E. Eiratt unleaded a car of.
limnsand feed, also one of Balt: this
week,
Manley has, we understand,
fatten a Position in Orangeville =end
'leaves shatilfor that town,
Mrs.
Ilanley and Master Billie intend left
leave next week' for lEnp'land tar vis?I,
'tLei,ley"s 3'atlien her mother
having passed sawsty quite :tuddellly at