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OUINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMSER,20th, 1919
r in Canada will be sent from now until the
end of 1920, for the price of one year's sub.,
THE HOME PAPER
Lo-desboiro,
A Minister from Toronto will eon-
duct the services in the Presbyter.,
ran church Sunray. -
Rev, Geo. Telford of Blyth con-
ducted the service in the Presbyterian,
ellurc}t on Sunday last.
Miss Alice Yungblutt of Iluliott
spent Sunday as the guest of her
sister, Mrs, J, Nett,
Miss Jewel Grainger visited over
the week -end at the home of Mr. Ern-
est Lee, •
Mrs. Tamblyn was the guest of
Miss Esther Lyon on Sunday,
Mr, Simon McVittie and Miss Jan-
et, when motoring to Clinton on Sat-
urday by some means ran through
the fence and down the bank into
the flats at Mr.,Ernest Adams'. For-
tunately neither were seriously in-
jured.
The funeral of the late J. D.
Mountain took place on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mr Mountain had only been
ill a few days and his death came
as a shock to his fiends. Pneu-
monia was the cause. Mr. Mount-
ain only left the farm a short time
ago and had secured a comfortable
home in the village. Much sympathy
is felt for Mrs. Mountain and her
son and three daughters in their
sudden bereavement.
The meeting of the Goderich Meth-
odist District was held in the Metho-
dist church on 'Tuesday, afternoon
and evening. The meeting was well
attended and besides the usual routine
business of the November meeting
much time was spent in discussing
the Methodist National Campaign.
Rev. W. H. Graham of Stratford,
president of the London Conference,
was present and gave an address
and also took part in all the dis-
C11SSienS,
Hohliiesvilie -
It Seas decided in the Sunday
School session on Sunday morning
that the annual Christmas tree enter-
tainment would this year be held on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 23.
The Epworth League net Monday
evening. Mr. H. Trewartha had
charge of the meeting. Miss B.
Osbaldeston read the Scripture les-
son and Miss Frances Potter gave
a fine topic on "The Story .of the
Other Wise Man" by Henry Van Dyke
A lively discussion followed, The E.
L. Rally program will be carried out
at the evening service next Sunday.
The many 111011ds of Mrs. D. Gard-
ner are pleased to hear that she is
improving,
Mr. W. Miller Sundayed with his
friend, Mr. E. Stoddart of Goderich
Tp.
11Irs. A. Townshend of Kitchener
is the guest of her- sister, Mrs. Geo.
Proctor.
London Road
The London Road branch of the U.
F. W. 0• meets this afternoon at the
home of Miss Ethel Lane,
The Rev. D N McCanns of Clin-
ton will address the League at the
home of IIr, and Mrs. G. W. Lay-
ton on Tuesday next.
The West End Beef Ring held its
12th annual meeting at the hone of
14Ir. G. 13. Hanley on Monday even-
ing. All the old officers were re-eI-
octed and .a very satisfactory year
wound up.
Mr. G. W. Layton attendedthe
meeting of the Goderich Methodist
District at Londesboro on Tuesday
afternoon and evening,
DEATH OF MRS. ,1. CONNELL
Death came very suddenly to
Mrs, James Connell of• the iltlt
concession of Goderich township on.
Thursday hast. She was getting
ready to -conte into town when she .,
was suddenly seized with It severe
pain about' her heart. IIer son, who, '
wag with her, dill all that could be •
done and quickly called `his • father 4
and brothers, but she passed away •
•
in a few minutes. •
Mrs. Connell was before her
marriage Miss Mary J Dempsay 4I
and was born • on the Term across 4
a
the road forst the one on which she •
died. She is survived by her hus•
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band and. a fancily of five daughters 44
and throe 10116;' Mrs. 1, Bryunt,• a
Stettler, Alta.; Mrs. J. McCarthy, ,
Killarney, Man.; Mrs. Ilainy Wil- i
son, Stratford; 'Mlrs. J. hands, awe- y
gintt, Sask.; Mrs. Norman Kennedy, 1
and Mrs. Wast. Niclde, Clinton, and 1
John, Marry and George at home. Al
Two brothers and three sisters al- a
so• survive; John Dempsey and Mra;
John , Sterling, Clinton; William 4
Dempsey, Blyth; and 11Irs. Orr, Loa- y
don, and titre. Geo, Pratt, 13ran11on,
11
Man. ' Another sister, Mrs. 1,m. 4
Jerkins of Mullett, died only a few 1
weeks 03311.
The funeral took place ycsterdlyr
afternoon, being delayed to allow
time for Mrs, Rands- to get here
from Regina. Tho services at house
end graveside were conducted by
the Ilev. D, N. McCainus of Wesley
crunch, with which Mars. Connell wilts
rolinccted. The pallhcarers were the
three sons and three sons-in•law,
Mc. sre. 1Vilsot, 1Cenne(ly and Nickde,
111+e}:n100111 1(05 made in Minton
m seetr y
4111011 /'> t. those from a distance
who were here for the funeral were
1118, hands, Regina;. Mrs, Orr, Lon-
don and Mir. mid, Mrs. Ii. Wilson,,
Stratford,
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TWO ACCIDENTS,
,Mr, T. J,-Managhan-on Friday last
while. at .work in 'tate machine Pooch
of the Doherty's 'Pianos' Ltd„ gave
his shoulder a wrench- which laid
him up for • several' days,
On ' Monday 'morning Mr. A. V,
Quigley, who was "operating the
jointer in tato same department, ]tad
the misfortune to have the two mid -
tills fin, crs of his right hancl,ittjurecl,
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He will lose the tip of one but it is
hoped the other can be saved, Ii;
,
is only a fore weeks since Mr. Gee,
Cools was ]njured while operating
the sante machine.
A POETICAL PREACHER.
The • Christian. Gordian offered
several prizes for a. Christmas Carol,
and over 200 poems were submitted.
The one that was awarded the first
prize of $25 was written by Rev, J.
S. Gook, now superannuated and living
in Toronto, but formerly pastor of
Ontario St. church, Clinton. The
poem which appears in the Guardian
of Nov. 5, and is very favorably
commented on by that journal, is as
follows:
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"Gentle Marywrapped ed her child,p�
- Laid Hint in. a manger;
There Ile lay, all undefiled,
To the world a stranger.
Such a babe in such a lace-
Can he be our. Saviour?
Ask the saved of all the race •
Who have found His favor,
Angels sap 'about His birth;
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•Wise men sought And found Him;
Heaven's star shone brightly forth,
all around II m.
Shepherds saw the wondrous sight,
Heard the angels singing,
All the plains were lit that night;
.All the hills were ringing.
Gentle Mary wrapped her child,
Laid Him in a manger.
He is still the'undef]led,
But no more a stranger."
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THE LOCAL MARKET
Wheat, 21,93,
Oats "ve(:r. -
- Bailey 21.30• '.
Buckwheat 21,25,
Butter, 50c
Dried Apples 120:
Eggs 55c to 50e.
Live Ilo(;e r15,50
IT IIAVE BEEN WORSE.
MIGHT
On Friday. afternoon' last the
' Darletown Swells" wore Navin choir
g.
parade Aucl a number of small boys
were following up -when Mr, S,' Law-
courier on No: 1 mail route
drown along and two of the lads,
Roy, son of Chief Fitzsimons, and
Gillis, son of Mr. G. D. Gilchrist, were
knocked down• Both boys were
more of less scratched and bruised
but, happily, not seriously hurt. The
result alight have been much more
serious, Street accidents are get-
ting too common in Clinton. Mr.
Higgins is still -walking. with a limp,
the result of being run into by an
theg'
auto a few weeks ago and Mr. Wln.
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Stanley is still suffering from his
regrettable accident, which was caused
by his trying to alight from an auto
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before it had stopped.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
e.St.
Wesley Church,
rihe • League paid a 'visit to the
House of Refuge on Monday evening,
renderinga program o£ reading and
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SOltg and a- short address by the
pastor, • -Rev. Mr. McCamus. The
members of the Home appreciated
thd" program and afterwards the
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Young people distributee] candy and
fruit, •
MSt. Paul's Church.
i at 11 P l
ornng Prayer o'clock S
S. and Bible class at 2.30, Sven-
ing Prayer at 7 o'clock, Preacher at
all services,, the pastor.
The Ladies' Guild intend having
their annual bazaar in the Parish
hall next Thursday afternoon.
Ont. St. Church. ,
The Social and Literary coconut
tee had charge of the League program
to Mondayevenin g. Miss Ethel Was-
plan gave an interesting, reading,'
Misses Cora and B. Jervis played a
pleasing duet and the Bible contest
was enjoyed by all.
December 2nd Mr. W. G. Martin
of Hamilton, a returned chaplain,
will present "Dr.'Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" under the auspices of the
League.
Baptist -Church
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Services at 11 a. Ifo and 7 p. nt.,enjoyableA
The pastor will take for his Evening
subject: "The well ,known beuedic_
tion." You are always welcome,
Willis Church.
will preachonSundar, the C. His�no Hog
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A Delightsome
subject will bthe
Book," and the evening: The Im-
prevenient of the soul." •Taylor
The
The Girls Club had their annual
thanlcoffering' meeting. on Monday ev-
ening when i4Irs. (Rev.) G. Telford
of. Blyth gave an inspiring address.
Other features of the
Other were
a solo by Mrs. Chowen, all instru
mental duet by Misses M. Hall and
Greig and a reading by Miss E.
Ilia}, There was a very good attend-
and the offering' for the even-
in • amounted to 25. The irls served
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refreshments after thero 'ram.
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GIVE US A HELPING HAND.
The News -Record }las been printed
for the mast three weeks on its own
new linotype. The installing of .a
new typesetting machine has meant
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some work and with a new Machine
and a new operator more or less
trouble has been experienced and the
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Paver does not yet Cottle up to our
desire in the matter of Appearance.
alwaysstration.
The News -Record has• been
in getting proper equipment
for the carrying on of its work and
was the first country newspaper in
Western -Ontario to -install 8. typo-
setting machine, putting in a mono-
line, which served its purpose well
for many years, making it possible
.
to turn out a Clean, well printed
paper. The monoline is not"now be-
lug manufactured and the difficulty
and expense of obtaining parts made
necessary the purchase of an up -to-
date machine. With it we hope to
be able to keep up our reputation for
turning out a nice looking' paper, full
of news, which will not only pass
muster with our readers but which
will please the makers.
We would like to be able to publish
every item l interest between one
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Thursday andanother, without miss-
ing ono, And to do this we ask the
co-operatioli of our friends. Bring
in, send in, or phone in any item of
news to Our office, It doesn't matter
whether you are a subscriber or not,
We want the news from every quart-
el' of the town and from every corner
of the surrounding townships. Wo
do our best to' got it but we cannot
get it all without assistance. If
Your community is not represented
in our columns and you would like 10
act as our. correspondent Write its
about it and we shall tell you our
terms and conditions, Wo have sone
first cress ;corespondents who send
u. alar budgets, which we appreciate
VUry' 1111('11, and some others wha�selld
occasional 110Ws. We like it all and
Would urge the .. -1
go 10 occasionals to become
regulars, /hat you do not need to be
a recognized correspondent. If any
taking of interest happens in your vie-
maty let n6 know about it. Sent news
in aarly-•.tint is amost important
ingttor-•-0.114 make it explicit,
FIUSBAND MET DEATH, ,
Honer Waffle of Simeoe, superin-
tenclant of the Show Stock -
Co., who wap caught in the maohinei'y
in the mill on Tuesday of last week
and instantly killed, was ' the hus-
band of a former Clinton girl, His
wife was formerly Miss IJtte.I•Tall,
daughter of Mrs: E. Hall, who £or
several Years resided here with her
fatni1y, ' Friends here sympathize
with the strielcen wife alt 1te1 bereave-
relent.
WORK BEING WOUND UP:.
The Vi.ct(iry Loan County headgear-
ters which has been a hive oli Indus-
try for the past eight weeks, will be
closed on Saturday. 1!'1;. Toiranee,
county organizer, leaves for Toronto,
tomorrow and Secretary Littlewooil,
Mi Smith and their efficient office
assistants will clean asp the last ends
of the business by Saturday. It has
been a pretty clean sweep as far as
Huron is concerned and the commit-
tee has reason for gratification at
the result.
THE BOY SCOUTS.
Great interest is bem evinced m
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tale Patrol Competition. The fol-
lowing are taken_ into accunt in
Awarding marks:
1 -Attendance at Scout Meetings.
Number who have passed the
"Tenderfoot" Test.
3 -Number who have passed such
p
a »
part's of the Second. Glass Scout
Test as are possible to be taken in
the minter months,
4 -Attendance at Sunday SchoolGlory
In order to get the figures for no.
"4" the various Sunday Schools will
be asked to slake a return pf the
at Sunday School 0£ the
gotorre
Boy Scouts. We might girl that all
members of the Troop are required
attend .some Sunday School,
On - Saturday afternoon last the
Troop had n :"Hike" under the charge
of Asst-�,00utmaster Fohlds.
Th Troop )beets in St, Pauls
Schoo -house' . on Tuesday evenings
fo.ln seven to 'eight. Anyone intel-
ested alt -"~yolk among the keys is
invited to visit the meetings.
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U. F, 0, SPEND SOCIAL EVENING.
The first At-home given by the Clin-
ton branch of the United Farmers'
and the Stanley and London Road
branches of the U.F.W.Ortvas held
in the offices of the Agricultural Rep -for
resentative Clinton, on ThursdayeV-
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ening last and proved to be a very
affair.
pleasing program was one •
g' g
through, Mr. Wm. McEwan, presi-
dent, acting as chairman. Mr. Geo.
Mann contributed violin solos, Missp
Bayley accompanying him; a guar
tette, consisting of Misses Stewart
and Sinclair and Messrs. Moffat and
Sinclair, gave several selections; Miss
gave .a reacting, Miss Edna
Wise a piano solo, Mrs. Bert Irwin
a couple Of vocal solos and '•tale
Messrs. Lobb sang' a couple of duets.
afar. Andrew Hicks, member -elect of
the Legislature for South Huron,
was also present and gave a very
interesting and pleasing Address. At
the conclusion of the program .,the
ladies 'served coffee, sandwiches and
cake and a pleasant hour was spent
in
rn socia} intercourse.
thriidd
The gathering was considered a
'most successful one and smile express-
gathering
eel the wish that such ttiwould
might be held monthly. This woulci
be too much of a good thing, how-
ever, but another such social evening
may be arranged before .the winterLEY
is oyer.
At the regular meeting of the U.
F, 0. on Tliuisciay evening next 119 r,
Stotheis, Agricultural
g'' natural Represents-
tive, will give amills-testing• clenlot-
ADJOURNED TILL TUESDAY.
The public meeting called for Mon-
day, evoningeto receive the report of
the continittee appointed to forum-
late some plan for the erection of
a Soldiers' Memorial resulted in the
gathering together of the members
of the committee but very few rep-
resontatives of the public,
Two schemes have been consirlereci
by tate committee, One is the pro
curing of, a public parrs and the erec-
troll 01 a granite .monument in it,
the other the erection of: a monument
of reel ganitc at the dost office
square. The former plan Was the one
q 1
host favored only the committee
found it impossible to procure a suit-
able "site for, a park• The erection
of at 111011111110111 on the street, just
in front of the postoffiee, would mean
only the procuring' of the folds nes-
eocary and thus is 111e plan easiest
of execution. After considerable dis-
Cu811011 an adjournment was oracle
until Tuesday evening next, when it
is hoped there will be a larger atten-
(10000 of those interested and the conn-
nlittee will put the matter before
the people for their endoraatfoi.
•The people need leadership Millis
1 iattel• and if the committee id pre-
}laxed to give it they will respond.
'Che public will mit reepond with any
. enthusiasm to a scheme half -heart-
wily.enidorsedby the committee, A
Sc11e111e on w}iieh the C0111111itte(: iS
agreed and which it heal'tal ramie.
y
mends to. cane• public is the only one
worth p1•eeenting, Any other is fore-
doomed to failure, . But it is Kopeck
'iliac Clinton will noi::fall down when
it comes to erecting(1 suitable meld-
oriel of its lime and honoured
dead,
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY; •
With the co-operation of the
Clergy of all denolninatione and en-
doisecl by the Department of Ed-
ucation, Sunday the 23rd•, and Mon-
day the 24th,; inst„ will • be observed
as Tuberculosis Sunday and. 'Tub-
erculosis Day in the Schools.
W, L MEETING,
The regular ]nlolithty meeting o£
'the Women's Insituto will be held at
the Inonte of Mrs. 0. L. Paisley on
Thursday afte].•noon• next, There will
be a sale of. inexpensive ,Christmas
gifts, , All members are requested
to be present,
COUNTY STANDS WELL:
Canada subscribed 2873,199,790
uron County
subscribed 21;002,080 of that amount,
to the Victory Loan. Hevery district of the. twenty exceed-
nig • its objective : winning the
prince el Wales nag: Clinton's total
was 404;400. Clinton won the Prince
"�
of Wales flag the first• four days and
before the campaign closed had added
tela crests.
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GAVE GOOD CONCERT.
The Maple_ Leaf Quartette Club
of Galt gave an entertainment in
Andrews church- one
evening last week which was high-
ly spoken of by those who attended.
-0ne 01 the members of the (lab
is Mr. L. C. Fleming, a member of
the Collegiate staff at Galt, but for-
tnerly for two or three years- Y. M.
C. A. organizer for Huron County
and a resident of Clinton.
LITTLE LOCALS.
The "Darlctolvn Swells" gave an
entertainment in the town hall on
Friday evening last.
Five weeks from today is Christ-
alas, Have you done your Christmas
,
shopping yet .
Room 5 of the Model school has been
having a holiday this week owing
to illness on the part of Miss
Rodaway, the teacher.
Miss Evelyn C1utf has taken a po-
sition as stenographer on he staff
of the Clinton Knitting Co,
NO WINTER YET.
Mr. A. E. Irwin of Bayfield was
in town on Monday and speaking of
the wonderful weather we .have' had
this fall said; "The roads are the
best I've ever seen. They are like
pavements all ,the way, and people
are plowing all along on almost ev-
cry .farm.'
There is a general feeling that we
need rain, however, and as winter
seldom sets in until the swamps are
frill of wAte1' the robabllit is th0.t
y
we shall not have much winter be-
fore Christmas.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1'nkoi o£ Ba
Bay -
field announce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaret E., to
Mr. R. J. Larson o£ Spalding, Sasl(„
the marriage to take place at Sp4ild-
nig the last o£ November.
The engagement. is amlohneecl of
Mae, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Cooper, Goderieh Tp.,
to Mr. Charles Kerchner, both of
Moore Park, Manitoba. The marriage
,will take place at the home of the
£ormer's sister, Mrs. D.•W. ITaggerty,
Moore Park, Man., the latter part
of November.
ORANGEMEN'S AT-HOME.
The L. 0. L. at-home on Thuxs-
day evening' was a very enjoyable af-
f. i As it usually proves to hr.
7 he Rev. W. B. Moulton, chaplain
of the local lodge, occupied the chair
and a very interesting program NV Rs
•gong through. Readings were contd..
•btlted by Misses Myrtle Armstrong
and Margaret -Sparks and the Rev.
E. 0, Fordo; Master Glazier sang;.
addresses were given by the, Revs.
S. E. McKegney, J, E. Hogg and D.
N. McCamus; Messrs, W Mutch and
Armstrong contributed violin set-
ections and the Pipers' Band enliv-
ened the evening with several selec-
tions on the pipes. A telegram-
writing contest caused a lot of
amusement tate Rev, Mr, Porde win='
sin first size fol same, n nice
g' prize
bi g' juicy orange, Al the coPelus-
ion of the io rant an excellent
p ' g '
lunch was served by the wives anal
daughters of the Orangemen.
THE BIBLE SOCIETY•
Ai; a committee meeting of the
Bible Society (Clinton Branch), it
IVal decided to make the Annual
Colloetipn during the week begin•
Hing;• Monday Nov, 24th, next week,
.The:following will collect from
each district:-
Wesley 11Tethodiat-St. John's
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Ward and N, side of Huron.
Ontario St, Methodist -St:' And-
rev's Ward and W. side of Albert,
Baptist C.lturch-•--Remainder of St
Gcerge's Ward.serge
`Villas Presbyterian ---Part of St,
James' Ward,
St. Paul's Anglican -Part of St,
James' 'heard,
Surrounding Country
2nd o:f Stanley---Presbyterian-Miss
I( 1'. '1'£lyloi :
Base Line and Gravel Road-
Messrs T. Lindsay and U• Jervis,
10th 1.011014: ioi.. r n3licans.
21id of Iihllettr--Mr. Lorne Tyn•
-dtanl,
B'i ('tell Road -Mies ,may ;utIlott,
To'ner's ('1'u.elto1sIitith) '-- Mmss
Torrybcrry and Mae Grant,
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you had this ex urioico? A half dozer people KeayMIG
be sitting around -and one of there asks "What's the time, anyhow?
Four of them; possibly, take out thou watches; three of thetas aro
somewhat slow in declaring Gmnselves, "One however, with utmost
confidence, and with no fear of contradiction, announces 1/he time.
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1. The chances are you'll find it
Fake a close look at his wale} kind • i wesell,'rence,
A HFLLYAR WATCH -for that's the lc nc of watch
Guaranteed, of ednrso,
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MARRIAGE OF HULLETT TOWN -
SHIP COUPLE.
,Avery pretty wedding tools place
at the home of Mr. Wm. Moon, Rose
Grove Farm, at high -noon on Wednes-
day of last week, when his only
daughter, Flossie Pearl, became the
bride of Mr, James W. McCool, son
. of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MdCool. The
cer-
Rev. T. E. Sawyer conducted the cer-
emony. The bride entered the par-
leaning on the arm of her father
to the strains of the Wedding March
played by Miss Manor McCool,
cousin of the groo-andytook her
plane colder an arch of evergreens
and ferns. She looked very pretty
in a gown of pale pink silk crepe -de -
chine and a bridal veil caught up with
orange blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet of pink and white
carnations and ferns. She also wore
the groom's' gift, a gold wristwatch.
After the signing of the register the
to the number o£ about six -
tv, repaired to the dining 1100rit
Which was prettily decorated in pink
and white, and a Bumptious• dinner
was served. After the wedding din -
ser Mr. and Mrs. McCool left on the
three o'clock train from Clinton for
a honeymoon trip to Toronto and
Smith's Falls. The bride travelled
in a navy blue broadcloth suit trim -
ntecl with fur, and black hat. After
their return they will reside on the
groom's fal•1n on the Gravel Road.
Their' many friends join in wishing
them ]ung life incl s joinein
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A ver Y pleasant event took place
at "Campsie Glen" the home of 1\at
Wm. Taylor, Stanley Township, at
noon yesterday, when his
daughter, Emma J,, was united in
marriage to Mr, Dudley H. Bird of
Glenavon, Sask. The ceremony was
conducted by the Rev. J. E. Hogg.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father to the strains of Mendels-
soh11's Wedding March played by
Mrs. I-Iarold•Berry of St. Marys, and
took her place under en arch of ever-
greens. She was dressed in white
georgette crepe, trimmed with silver
lace anal pearls and carried a bouquet
of Ophelia roses and maiden hair
fern, The. loom's
g' gift to the bride
was a dainty pearl -pendant and to
the soloist and pianist earl brooches.
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During the signing of the register,
Mrs. John Times sang very sweetly,
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guests sat down to a well prepared
wedding dinner.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful, testifying to the high es-
teens in which they are held by their
many :frluids.
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onto, St. Marys, Walton,. Winghaln
and Clinton.
d; r. ansa bits, Bird lett on the atf-
term on train for Toronto, enroui.o
for their home at c1lenav1n, the
bride travelling in a suit of beet root
with black fiat, They were
follow+i•(1 by the best wishes of their
friends.'
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A Minister from Toronto will eon-
duct the services in the Presbyter.,
ran church Sunray. -
Rev, Geo. Telford of Blyth con-
ducted the service in the Presbyterian,
ellurc}t on Sunday last.
Miss Alice Yungblutt of Iluliott
spent Sunday as the guest of her
sister, Mrs, J, Nett,
Miss Jewel Grainger visited over
the week -end at the home of Mr. Ern-
est Lee, •
Mrs. Tamblyn was the guest of
Miss Esther Lyon on Sunday,
Mr, Simon McVittie and Miss Jan-
et, when motoring to Clinton on Sat-
urday by some means ran through
the fence and down the bank into
the flats at Mr.,Ernest Adams'. For-
tunately neither were seriously in-
jured.
The funeral of the late J. D.
Mountain took place on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mr Mountain had only been
ill a few days and his death came
as a shock to his fiends. Pneu-
monia was the cause. Mr. Mount-
ain only left the farm a short time
ago and had secured a comfortable
home in the village. Much sympathy
is felt for Mrs. Mountain and her
son and three daughters in their
sudden bereavement.
The meeting of the Goderich Meth-
odist District was held in the Metho-
dist church on 'Tuesday, afternoon
and evening. The meeting was well
attended and besides the usual routine
business of the November meeting
much time was spent in discussing
the Methodist National Campaign.
Rev. W. H. Graham of Stratford,
president of the London Conference,
was present and gave an address
and also took part in all the dis-
C11SSienS,
Hohliiesvilie -
It Seas decided in the Sunday
School session on Sunday morning
that the annual Christmas tree enter-
tainment would this year be held on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 23.
The Epworth League net Monday
evening. Mr. H. Trewartha had
charge of the meeting. Miss B.
Osbaldeston read the Scripture les-
son and Miss Frances Potter gave
a fine topic on "The Story .of the
Other Wise Man" by Henry Van Dyke
A lively discussion followed, The E.
L. Rally program will be carried out
at the evening service next Sunday.
The many 111011ds of Mrs. D. Gard-
ner are pleased to hear that she is
improving,
Mr. W. Miller Sundayed with his
friend, Mr. E. Stoddart of Goderich
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11Irs. A. Townshend of Kitchener
is the guest of her- sister, Mrs. Geo.
Proctor.
London Road
The London Road branch of the U.
F. W. 0• meets this afternoon at the
home of Miss Ethel Lane,
The Rev. D N McCanns of Clin-
ton will address the League at the
home of IIr, and Mrs. G. W. Lay-
ton on Tuesday next.
The West End Beef Ring held its
12th annual meeting at the hone of
14Ir. G. 13. Hanley on Monday even-
ing. All the old officers were re-eI-
octed and .a very satisfactory year
wound up.
Mr. G. W. Layton attendedthe
meeting of the Goderich Methodist
District at Londesboro on Tuesday
afternoon and evening,
DEATH OF MRS. ,1. CONNELL
Death came very suddenly to
Mrs, James Connell of• the iltlt
concession of Goderich township on.
Thursday hast. She was getting
ready to -conte into town when she .,
was suddenly seized with It severe
pain about' her heart. IIer son, who, '
wag with her, dill all that could be •
done and quickly called `his • father 4
and brothers, but she passed away •
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in a few minutes. •
Mrs. Connell was before her
marriage Miss Mary J Dempsay 4I
and was born • on the Term across 4
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the road forst the one on which she •
died. She is survived by her hus•
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band and. a fancily of five daughters 44
and throe 10116;' Mrs. 1, Bryunt,• a
Stettler, Alta.; Mrs. J. McCarthy, ,
Killarney, Man.; Mrs. Ilainy Wil- i
son, Stratford; 'Mlrs. J. hands, awe- y
gintt, Sask.; Mrs. Norman Kennedy, 1
and Mrs. Wast. Niclde, Clinton, and 1
John, Marry and George at home. Al
Two brothers and three sisters al- a
so• survive; John Dempsey and Mra;
John , Sterling, Clinton; William 4
Dempsey, Blyth; and 11Irs. Orr, Loa- y
don, and titre. Geo, Pratt, 13ran11on,
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Jerkins of Mullett, died only a few 1
weeks 03311.
The funeral took place ycsterdlyr
afternoon, being delayed to allow
time for Mrs, Rands- to get here
from Regina. Tho services at house
end graveside were conducted by
the Ilev. D, N. McCainus of Wesley
crunch, with which Mars. Connell wilts
rolinccted. The pallhcarers were the
three sons and three sons-in•law,
Mc. sre. 1Vilsot, 1Cenne(ly and Nickde,
111+e}:n100111 1(05 made in Minton
m seetr y
4111011 /'> t. those from a distance
who were here for the funeral were
1118, hands, Regina;. Mrs, Orr, Lon-
don and Mir. mid, Mrs. Ii. Wilson,,
Stratford,
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