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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. MAY I3th, 1920
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Oats $1.00.•
wheat 81.98
Barley 1.fi0,
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Egg's BSc to 49e.has
Buckwheat 1.45
Live, kIogs $19,00,
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ABROTHER ILL.
The. Misses Mountcastle. received
word last week that their brother,
Mx.' Edward MOuntcastIo of Dun-
citilk, was very ill. Mr. 11�ptanteastle
been m fatting health for Sofia
time " and his recovery is scarcely
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oatpected•
ADVOCATES CHURCH UNION,
HAS WON DEGREE,
Rev, Jerrold 0, Fats: curate of
St. Themes church, Toronto, form-
er1Y rector of St. Paul's church,
Clinton; last week had the degree
of Ti, D, conferred upon him:.
ANXIOUS FOR A CONTEST
The Doherty baseball team •is de.
veloping splendidly and attending
WON HER DEGREE,.
Miss Joan M. C. Wylie of Bien-
heirs, laug'h'er of the Rev. W. W.
Wylie, f ormerly pastor of the Clinton
Baptist church, successfully passed
her examixlations ip fourth year arts
At• ] •C,]�`TAate Umvez'alty and yester-
clay evening at Convocation Hall re-
calved her B. A, degxee:
'OLD RESIDENT LAID TQ REST.
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A very successful'. "Mothers: Day'
service- was held last Sunday' ir
the Baptist church, The choir ai
the
rendered suitable, music ane
the pastor spoke on "Family Life."
.Next Sunda Mr, White of I•Iamil•
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ton will assist the pastor and will
also sing,
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which enables the owner to have any
constructional defect remedied free
of charge by the nearest agent in
any part of Canada. They are not
Mx. William ceived this
week the sad and unexpected\ Hews
of the . sudden death of his uncle,
Capt.•-Thotnas Walker of London,
.England. Capt, Walker visited his
nephew for several months last year
and will be remembered by niany in
town.
FORMER RESIDENT CALLED:
The funeral of the late Thompson
who Bled in Toronto on Mon-
day, formerly a resident of Clinton,
takes Place in Seaforth this morning
on the arrival of the train from To-
Tonto. Mr. and Mrs. Danford and
others aro Attending the funeral, A
fuller notice of his life- will appear
nexeeveek. Mr. Clufl was a brother
ne the late Mrs. T. Beacom and 1her.
ofidentical
D. S. Chaff of Clinton, and this town
was for many years his hone.
ADIN D. WILTSE CALLED.
EarlyThe
on Sunday morning the spir-
ft of Adin D. Wlitse took its flight
to the other world, having journeyed
a
through this for the lengthy p rind
of nearly eight -nine years,
Synod of Huron, 'nesting this
week in Brantford, approved a sti-
pend of $1300 as a minimum for its
clergymen, with free rectory:
- The Rev, Canon •Gunn of London.,delirious
the olest member of the Synod, re-
plied for the clergy to the address
of welcome. -
Mr. John Render], St. Paul's lay
delegate, refeunlg to the charge of
the Bishop, said that the "forces of
were many times more than the
forces which stood against the count -but-
forces
ry during the war." Be asked that
church union be furthered and ex-
resged the belief that Canada was
an excellent place for such union to
pton
commence. The cardinal points of
Christian religion, ]te said, were
in all creeds. Minor points
alone made sectarian divisions.
CLINTON GIRL WEDDED,
marriage took place in ()sang-
ton Ave., Methodist church, Toronto,
twelve o clods,
on •Thursday last Baker,
Rev. W. E. Balser, officiating, ofer
Miss Maida Cooper, eldest daughter
of Mrs and Mi's. Geo. E. Cooper of
practice regularly, Both players anti
supporters are keenly anticipating
a busy season and will welcome any
of the town or local teams who ere
of a game. Communiea-
tions addressed to 0, Cornish, Sec -
retell, will be promptly answered,
HAS BEEN TLL,
Mrs, William Grigg, ono of Clin-
ton's oldest residents, has been very
ill for the past couple of monthsMiss
as •now $o much improved that
she is able to sit up again. Mrs.
Grigg is now in her eighty-eighth
year and has been a resident of Clin-
since her earl womanhood, hav-
y
ing come Here with her brother, the
late Mr. Bfddlecouibe.
FROM OVER THE SEA,
In the May issue of Sunday at
Home, an English magazine, 01 a
department devoted to Canadian in-
tercets, appears a very good photo
of Mr.. Isaac Docld woi'Ising among
e understand
his bees. The ptime
was taken of some time ago by NIT.
Sallows of GOdCrfch, It is a good
Mrs, Joseph Allison, an old resi-
dent of. Clinton, passed away at the
Huron County Horne on Wednesday
of last week. She was ei •ht -seven
g y
years of age and had no relatives liv-
ing. The funeral took place from
Ball & Atkinson's undertaking par-
lots on Saturday afternoon, the ie-
'trains being followed 'to.therr last
resting pinto by friends who had
known her for many years.
TEACHERS GET INCREASE.
At a meeting of the Model school
board last week it was decided to
grant an increase of $150 in the sal-
aries of all the teachers under the
Principal. It has also ,been decid-
ed to make this a seven -roomed
school, except during the model
term.
The Government grant to the
hoard this year will be $1200. Here-
tofore the grant has been $1000.
Work will be commenced almost
fnunediately, as much can be done
toward the repara even before school
closes.
M Londes oro
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Mr and Ms. Plank Lee and laugh.
ter, Miss Mamie, of Seaforth motor.
ed over on Thursday. and visited at
the home of Mr. Thos, Millar
Mr. Alec Wille spent Saturday ir
Seaforth.
Mr. Fred Butler of Blyth called or
friends in this vicinity.
Muriel Young spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss M. Crawford.
The annual "At Home" of the
Methodist W. M, S. will be held or
Friday night, May 21st. Rev. A.
E Millson will give his address of
"Through Siberia in a Box Car."
Murdison the Scottish entertainer
appeared in the township hall, Lend.
esboro, on Tuesday evening under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of
liner church. The attendance was
very good and the conceit much en•
joyecl: Mr. Hardison is a pleasing
entertainer and his con.itc &eta
songs were well received. The
Ladies' Aid were very well please'
with the result of their venture.
made in grades which cannot be fully guaranteed.
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Collections made, Drafts sold.
400 branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland
FOREIGN BRANCHES2
CUBA -Havana (r,Branohes) stntnln, lianas, Bnynmo. C•nibm eii Camaguey, Cardenas
.-Ciego do Avila, Ceinfaegos, Florida, Guantanamo. Jatibmilea,-hlanraunto, Matanzas'
Moran, Nuovitas, Palma Soriano, Pinar del filo, Puerto Padre; Sagas la:Grande,
StuntiS iritus,Santa.ClaraaudSantiagodeCuba
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DOMINICAN RIDPl1BL7C-S. Domingo, Puerto Plata, Sanchez, S. Padre do Niacol9s and
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V\LGLJLLA-Caracas, Ciudad Bolivar,l.2arncaibo and Puerto Cabello
::•Lt i; BRITISH WEST INDIES fre.G ,y
The. late Mr. Wiltse was. born in
to Mr. Percy Kitchen, a form-
Leeds County of United Empire er mmensber of .the 1G1st Battalion and
Loyalist stock, his father having been
also a f0rnter resident and ell -known a
granted a tract of land fax services here. The bride was attired in a
in the British Array. Forty-nine travelling suit of Pekin blue and hat
Years ago he camewith his family of georgette and straw and wore a
and settled on the London Road, on g g
the farm now occupied by his grand- corsage bouquet of sweetheart roses.
son, Mx. Milton Wiltse. He and The bride was attended by Miss
his wife, who died four years ago Evelyn Charrette of Toronto, tate
last February, came to Clinton in best man being Mr. Cecil Cooper,
1911. brother of the bride, After the
Mr. Wiltse 'was a very quiet man, wedding luncheon the young couple
one who attended strictly to his ]eft for a short trip and upon their
own affairs and interfered with lie- return will reside in Toronto.
body'. He ivas a Methodist in relig-Congratulations and good wishes
yMrs.
ion, being connected with Ontario are extended.
street church and inpolitics a Lib-
eral. He is survived by one laugh- 0. C. HAD EASY TIME. .
ter, Mrs. Raney of London, and two One evening recently about thirty-
sons, Councillor Harrison Wiltse and five ex -members of the 161st Huron
Mr. Levi Wiltse of town. - Batt. gathered at Hotel Mossop, To-
The funeral took place on Tuesday ronto, to renew old acquaintances.
afternoon from his late residence, Among the senior officers present
the services being conducted by the were: Col, Murdie; Major Shaw, M.
Rev S. Anderson. The pallbearers 0. ; Major McTaggart, Paymaster,
were: W. Grant, H. Peacock and and Capt. Vanstone, Adjt. After a
W. J. and R. J. Miller. sumptuous repast had been disposed
Amongst the relatives and friends of Col. Murdie proposed the toast
from a distance who were here for to the King. The toast to the 1G1st
the funeral were: Mrs. Chesney and Batt. was proposed by Major McTag-
son and Mrs. McKay, Seaforth; gart and responded to by Major
Mrs. Dennison, Brussels; Mr and Shaw. Col. Murdie stated that the
Mrs. Harris and two daughters, best and easiest time he had spent
Grey townsls\fp; Mrs. Harris, Pres- in the Army was during his period
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wiltse in command of the 161st, This he
and daughter, Mitchell, attributed to' the •fact that the N. C.
The remains were laid beside those 0.'s and men, "played the game."
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one and anyone who knows Clintons '
:veteran Beeman could not fail •to re-
cognize it.
APPOINTED INSPECTOR.
Mr, G. A. McKee, son-in-law of
Mr. W. Doherty, h l
y, as lust been a r-
pointed Public School Inspector for
Edmonton, at a salary of $3700 a
year. For several years Mr, Mc-
Kee has ben principal of South Ed-
monton High School and it is a
testimonial to his fitness for the
position that he was the choice out
of seven applicants. As a former
teacher in Clinton Collegiate our
hearty congratulations are extended
him,
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Mrs. E. S. Howard, Vermont
Apartments, Toronto, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Ruth,
to Capt. W. J. Doherty, R. C, A.,
Toronto, formerly of Clinton, the
marriage to take place quietly early
in June.
lar. and Mrs. John Longmire,
Goderich, Ont., announce the engage=
ment of their daughter, Bertha Alice,
to Mr. Gordon Harwood, formerly
of Clinton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Harwood, of West Summer-
land, B. 0., the weddng to take place
in Toronto early in June.-
BE GOOD TO THE S. A.
LITTLE LOCALS. .
flour advanced seventy-five cents
in Clinton this week. Bread has not
been advanced so far here.
NIT. George Holland and family
are moving to ther new home, the-
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Fisher farm on the Huron Road.
The Canada Company's flax mill
at Seaforth was completely destroyed
by fire last Wednesday morning,
Mrs. C. H. Bait]if, who recently
sold her house on Ontario street, has
purchased Mr. James Stevens' cosy
cottage on Albert street.
Mr Frank Jenkins is carrying his
right arm in a sling. and being very
kind to it still as a result of an in-
jury while cranking his car.
Mr. Chas. Lovett is having the
Lowery ]louse on Rattenbury street,
which he purchased last year, over-
hauled and remodeled and when fin-
ished it will be a comfortable and
cosy dwelling.
The Are alarm was` sounded on
Monday forenoon but the brigade
was not needed very badly happily.
Sonic rubbish was being burned in
the yard behind Hovey's drug store
and it spread a bit and someone rung
in the alarm.
Why is the street committee so
slow about getting out the watering
cart? ' Whenever the sun shines the
dust especially on Albert street, is
very annoying. Thursday a.nl.:
The cart has been out this morning.
Good business. Lets see it often.
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The merchants of the village have
decided to close their stores at 15
o'clock, noon, on Thursdays, begin
ming May 20th. -
Mrs. Ross of Clinton is spending
a few weeks at her summer cottage
overlookng the lake.
Rev. Mr: Pitt of Trinity chute)
is attending the Synod of Huron al
Brantford this week.
Mrs. Hale of Windsor s the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Thomas ISing.
J. Govenlock of Egmond•
ville was the guest of her laugh
ter, iVIrs. William Ferguson, las
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren are
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert o
Port Elgin, Miss Maud Stirling o:
Toronto and Mr. Jaases Stirling o
the Soo were the guests of their
mother, Mrs. W. Stirling, over Sun
clay last.
Mr. A. T. Cooper of Clinton oc
cupied the pulpit of the. Methodis
church on Sunday evening last in tht
interests of Temperance,
A number from here attendee
John McNaughton's sale on Saturdal
last.
J. M. Toms is opening a restau
rant in the store of Mrs. L. E.
Campbell on Main street.
Rev. A. Macfarlane will exchange
pulpits wtilt Rev. W. D. Mclntosl
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Dominiee-Bosean Grenada -9t. Geon o's Jamaica Kingston -
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Teba20-Scarborough Trinidad -Port of 9 Ain and San Fernando
f British Guiana -Georgetown, New Amsterdam and Iteso Hall (Corentyne)
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Over 120 Bunches
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Marry of our customers who started in a small way, have now
mosell established business through the assistance and co-operation of
this Bank over a period of years.
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faithfully looked after by experienced officers,
The Manager is always accessible,
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of his wife in Clinton cemetery. Major McTaggart stated it as his The following committee has been • of Brucefield on Sunday.
opinion that a finer body of men nev- formed to carry, out the Salvation On, Saturday evening a publi
AMONG THE CHURCHES. Pei le You Know
er left Canada and Major Shaw quoted Arm•y's financial campaign, which 1�meeting was held anti the baseba1
The annual meeting of the Goder- figures as to casualties, decorations, opens on Saturday and will continue Miss Marjorie McMath of Ethel was club reorganized for the season. Th
ielt Methodist Distiict will beheld in etc, which proved that the Officers all next week. A house to house home over the week -end. following organization was' made:
and men of the Huron Batt. had play- canvas will be made: -President George Seaforth on Tuesday and Wednes- Mrs. F. W. Jones and children left Greenslade.
day next, ministerial session on ed a splendid part in the great vie- Chairman, Rev. S. E. McKegney. Monday for . an extended visit to Field Capt., Willard Sturgeon.
Tuesday, general session, Wednes- tory. Short addresses were also . Vice, C. D. Bolick. England. Secretary, Rev. A. Macfarlane.
given by Capt. V.Jan . T e n Secretary, S. F. . lleIly g Grigg was in London It is hoped some
_day. , Mrs. A. J. Gri good sport ma;
Dick and C. S. M. Jane. The oven- Treasure -ft' W. H. T3eIIyar• g be had in the baseball field this sea
Ministers Association. vision friends for a few days
A meeting .of the Ministers of ing was concluded by all joining Committee: Col. Combe, Major son.
Clinton will be held next Monday af- hands and sfn m "For Auld Lan NlcTaggart, Dr. Shaw, Dr. Gunny over the week -end.
g g g W. Brydone, IIT. Fowler, Dr. Mrs. A. J. Henderson of Lansing,
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ternoon at 2.3:0 o'clock, sharp, in
Willis Church. E. 0, Forde, Sec-
retary.
Baptist Church
The subjects to be considered next
Sunday by the pastor are as follows:
Morning:—"The Supreme Motive."
Evening:—"The Man who settled
his .own destiny"
You ase invited to worshipwith
us.
St. Paul's Church -
Miss Hawkins, Hamilton, who
leaves in September for the Mission
field of Japan, addressed the Wore-
en's Auxiliaryin Owen Memorial
Hall on Monday evening. Thera
was a good attendance and Miss
Hawkins' address was much enjoy-
ed.24-Seaforth
Ont. St. Church
The, Missionary committee had
charge of the Epworth League pro-'
gram on Monday evening, Miss Eva
Carter taking the topic. Miss C.
Jervis gave a reading and Miss Grace
Walker sang, Next Monday evening
social committee will be in
charge and all the members are
asked to comb and. bring their
friends.
Willis Church.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will deliver lois second discourse on
great Christian doctrines: "What
we. Believe Regarding the Fatherhood
of God." The evening subject will
be What Differentia doos it Make
to be a Christian 9"
At a meeting' held on Monday ev-
ening it was decided to erect a anent-
orial window in the church and a
committee was appointed to arrange
'natters,
Wesley Church '
Mothers' Day was observed on Sul-
clay The Rev, T. E, Sawyer of
Londe'boro proaohed in the Inoi'tfng,
the pastor taking a special service
at Londesboi•o, and the choir was
made "'up of noLhers. The pastor
preached -n the evening and the chert
correlated t/f,.young hullo of the Con-
groggier).
Ati aha anCrning tierV'ice 11ext Scott-
day. the lllfitallatl0rt of the Sunday
sehoo1.afileere and teachers Will take
plaice:
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Thompson, W. R: Counter, W. D. Mich., is visiting her mother, Mrs. -
COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE. Fair, A. T. Cooper, E. C. And- J Shepherd of town. Hoirnesvilie
revs. Mr. H.W. Erwin, Bayfield s gen-
At an enthusiastic meeting held ial and efficient municipal clerk, • Mr. and 14Irs. A Jervis 1taF
in Clinton on Wednesday last a Hur- FORMER RESIDENT DEAD. was in town on Thursday. moved into the house just vacate
on- County Baseball League was or- Friends in Clinton will be greatly Rev. S. E. McKegney and 3 Rens- by their son, Mr Lorne Jervis, an:
ganized. The League includes five shocked to bear of the sudden death ford are attendiig the meeting of his wife, who have moved to th
clubs: Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, of Mr. John Craig formerly of Clin- the Synod in Brantford this week. Mannings farm on the 14th.
Crediton and Zurich. The formation ton. Death was due to heart failure Rev. D. N. McCanns was at Lon- Mrs. S. T. Walter•, who returnee
of this League will ensure some in-, and occurred on Wednesdayeveningdssboro on Sunday morningtakinglast week from California, has'pur
teresting sport during the coming' April 7th, 1920. e special service yin the Methodist chased the house just vacated by Mr
season. •Forty -games in all will be. While attending a masquerade bell cintreh them. and Mr's. A. Jervis and will shoxtl;
played and it may be that the League given by The Thistle Club of Long Mr. and Mrs 0. W. Potter and Miss oecnpy it. Mrs. Walter .and he.
will .be affiliated with other organiz- Beach, a Scottish organization of Lillian and Miss Helen Anderson sons are staying with the lady's par
ations in North Huron or the ad- which Mr. Craig was Secretary, and motored to Woodstock and spent ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. -Court
jacent county and the winners playafter tho week -end with friends. roe, at present.
Y participating felt •the grand Mr. Chas. F. Libbymotored to Miss Joy Lobb of the Bayfielt
off at the end of the season. The March, he stated he tired, drop-
following schedule was drawn up: ped out of lithe dance and seated hint- Wingham and Owen Sound last Road has been visiting her sister
May 24—Zurich at Goderich self. After talking with friends ;for week to visit the Clinton Knitting Mrs. C. D, Co'., of -the Gth.
at Minton a few moments he arose to his feet Company branches established at Mothers Daywas observed it
20—Goderich at-Seaforth and almost immediately fell heavily those two points. the Methodist clench 011 Sunday, t1t
27—Clinton at Crediton to the floor irever regaining con- Mrs. 0, E. Erratt of Auburn spent printed 'Mothers' Day" program
31—Crediton at Goderich scfousness: When a physcian arriv- a fern Clays over the week -end at being used in the morning service
81—Zurich at Clinton • ed he was dead, the homestead, Woodlands Farms, Appropriate zernons- were preache,
. Mr. Crai was born in Daley,Huron Road. Mr. Erratt came by the pastor and the choir renderer
June 1—Clinton tit Seaforth g suitabel music at each service.
8 -.Goderich at Zurich Scotland, April 18th, 1868. He served down for her on Sunday. • The League elected the followin!
3—Seaforth At Crediton fifteen years fn the United States NIiss 1Vlary Hetes of Toronto.,
officers for the ensuing year:
7—Crediton at Clinton Navy rising to Chief Petty Officer daughter of b&. and Mrs. R. President Miss E. Robinson,
9—Seaforth at Zurich and Ship's writer. Ile was wtih Ad- Holmes formerly of Clinton, has
9—Clinton at Goderich nsiral Sampson on the "llagshfp New been the genet of her aunt, Mrs, 1st Vice, Miss E. Courtice.
11 --Zurich at Crediton Yorls" all°through the Spanish War. H. b, Chant, during the past 2nd Vice, Mrs Alcock.
11--Goderich at Clinton - Froth Jan to Nov 1912 Mr. Craig week. Std Vice, Mrs. J. Johnston.
1G—Seaforth at Goderich ruse connected with Clinton Motor Mr. Eugene Sheeley of Hagerstown, 4th Vice, J. Schwanrz.
17—Clinton at Zurich Gar Co:, as Pre Went anti General Maryland, as visiting his mother Secretary, Miss E. Trewartha.
17—Crediton at Seaforth Manager. Ifo left Clinton to go to this week Mr. Shanley served Treasurer, bed Schmaltz;
28—Goderich at Crediton California and was associated -with with Ole Amer..=•Arnty during tate Organists, Miss M. Proctor, Airs
24 --Zurich at Seaforth the Union Tool Co., of Tauance for rear and this is hl •t first visit Itotlle J. Johnai• on,
29--Craditolr at Zurich several years. Ifo flus General Man- ' since his return from Frenoo. The. Sunday school officers and teach
July 7—Goderich at Crediton ager and Supt. of The Ilazon eau, Mr. Earl Partner' of IIensail, who ere are es follows: •
7—Clinton at Seaforth ille Shipping Case Cs: at -the time spent eot110 tithe in • Clinton as a Superintendent, N. W. Trewartlla
9-Seaforth at Zurich of his death. ntotnber, of the Royal Bank staff, ' Assistant, W, II, Lobb, •
12—Zurich at G0(10:1011 Mr, Craig is survived by a widow has resigned his position 'with the Scero!ai'y, Lorne: Jervis,
14--Seaforth. at Clinton Mrs, Marie J. Craig', and five sons, bank and has taken a position with Treasurer, Howarcl 'frewaetha.
15—Creditor at Goderich Thomas, John, Robert, James P. and the Detroit and Windsor Ferry, Teacitors, Rev, J. Johnston, Ml's;
19—Clinton at •tturich Norman D, Craig. Also a brother Co. D. A,• Holmes, Miss E. Proctor
21—Goderich at Seaforth Torn le Portland, Oregon and twa Mies Viola Cools, who has been fn To- Mrs, Schwartz, Mrs. L. Jervis
22 --Zurich at Crediton brothers and e. sister in Glasgow, rmete'rei some time being employed Miss F. 000rti00.
• 28—Goderioh et Clietuat Scotland, rat the head office of the I. 0 F., Organiat, Miss 1� . Proctor.
28—Sea'fov 11 at Crediton. 'Funeral services took place at the is house on two Months' leftve, Miss The Gleaners' Mission Circle alk
place
20—Goderich at Zurich Patterson and McQuflken Funeral. Viola had an attack of "fill" some .elected officers :for the year, the fol
Aug. 2—Clint at GOderic Parlors, the Rev. George Rourke of, time ago and has not boon in eta lowing being the list:
5—Zurich at Clinton fi.ciating and the'Lorig Beach Lodge best of health since but a cotuple of President, fvTrs, W. Pickard.
5—Crediton at Seaforth of Masons No. 827 of which. Mr', months Yat Nene will set her ui Vioe-Peosideints, lairs. L, Jervis,
10—Crediton at 7urich Crai wa
g s a mermBer, had full charge- again. Iier s'e'er Mrs, ITowson Mr's, 1V, J, Xep, Mrs. Fred FA
11--Seaforth at Godrich - _ of seivicos at the grave. ,ratennded c0nilttg 110tnb with her fr terdo
12—Credit et Ghnton Floral tributes were beautiful And a visit hot her fttthai'-In-law died Un Ree.-Seci'Ctar3e Miss V. Jelerlit.
10 -Zurich at Seafertll nuntet'ous. Mr, Craig resided at 48S' Sunday, the funeral taleittg Plate Coi•.-Secre.tiry, Mfss I), Fiidley.
19 Clinton fit Cloditt)li W, •4t1 St, Long Beach, Caiifornla,. • to 'St. Catharine4 on 1'uetday. Treasurer, alisti. H, Pvoi:tor. -.
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