HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1917-05-17, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. SI, No, 47
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Total Assets 270,000,000
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They, are beginning to appreciate the fact
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WILLIS CHURCH CELEBRATES
58th ANNIVERSARY,
Rev. D. C: MacGregor, of London,
Preaches Special Sermons,—En.
tertainment on Monday a
Success.
Sunday large congregations celebrat-
ed the „.58th Anniversary of the Esta-
blishment of Willis congregation in
Clinton, and many from the other
churches Joined with them on this
OCeaSIOn,
Rev. D. C. MacGregor, M.A., of St.
Andrew's church, London, was the
preacher of the day and gave two ex-
cellent discourses which will, no doubt,
be of benefit to the ccoeereg'atfon as
the, enter upon another v.'or of church
work.
- Psalm selection 97 "Unto the hills
around do 1 lift up my longing eyes"
was the opening hymn of the morning
service, and the lesson was found in
Ezekiel the 47th Chapter and first 12
verses,
Mr, MacGregor's subject for the
morning was taken from the 9114 verse
of the lesson read and showed how
important on this an,.Zersary occasion
that the members take stock of the
years work as the life of the church was
only enlarged by the life of the in-
dividual member. Our religion is
barrenness :and as deserts unless we are
he vital relation with Christ in order to
accomplish the end for which the
,ihurcit was organized for. Healso spoke
on the social injustices of the day and
called upon the clt:rch to take Its
place to put down the graft, greed and
corruption that for the last 15 years
Canada has been steeped in, It is use-
less to expect a church to be a power
in the community for righteousness un-
less the members are living in close
fellowship with God as he stated "With-
out me ye can do nothing.
Miss 13, McIver sang "1 will sing of
Thy Great Mercies" by Mendelssohn;
and in the anthem "Let the People Pra-
ise Thee" Miss Farquhar and Mrs Chow
Intook the solos and duet.
At the evening he spoke from I1.
Corinthians, verse 14, In applying it
to the present great war crisis, he said
that the world had gotten away from
Cocl and this was His way of brii:ging
his people back to Him. Until we were
willing, like Paul, of old, and John Bun-
yan, to be led captive by ]lint the war
would still go on.
We have trusted ton much in our
armies, navies, Parliaments and peacec
conferences rather than in God or, in
other words, we have been leaving Gocl
out of our legislative hall and trusting
in the wisdom of amu, and it may be
that God would allow this war to con-
tinue until we take a different attitude
towards Him.
On Monday evening the Supper was
well provided by the ladies of the con-
gregation and a big crowd was present,
At eight o'clock with the pastor, Rev,
J. E. Hogg in the chair a pleasant even-
ing was spent. Short addresses were
given by Reys. Mr. Robinson, Mr. East-
man, Mr.Agnew end'br, Rutledge, while
the musical part was as follows:—
Anthem by the choir, "Praise the
Lord"; Solo "Lord hear my Supplicat-
ion" by Mrs, East; quartette "Come
with the Moonlight" Mrs. Gibbings,
Mrs. Ross, Messrs, Gibbings and Weir;
organ solo, "In Paradisum" by Prof.
Bristowe; solo, "Wliere are the boys of
the old -Brigade" Rev Mr. Hogg; "God
Save the King,
Up to tine present $610 has been paid
1 into the treasury and it is expected
that there are still some to come yet.
Willis church is to • be congratulated
upon the success of the 5 8th Anniver-
sary.
Currie—Jervis Wedding
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mrs. William Jervis London
Road when her daughter Mnbel 13. was
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
to Mr, John 0, Currie, of Goderich.
Rev. Mr. Agnew, of Ontario St. Church
performed the ceremony. Only the. im-
mediate relatives were present, The
best wishes of their numerous friends are
extended to them, Mr. and Mrs. Currie
will reside in Goderich.
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Lieut. Edgar Torrance Wounded.
Mr, and Mrs. John Torrance,
received a private cablegram on
Wednesday morning from their son
Lieut. Edgar Torrance, stating
that he was wounded, but doing
well, He was at a hospital in
Franco.
The family is now waiting for
official word from Ottawa, as to the
nature of the wound.
Lieut. Edgar's old friends in
town hope that the wound is not•
at all serious.
Huron Hogs h
Castraill Lists.
Killed in Action day from sons of the 161st soldiers in
England, It is believed that the reporter
was guessing at things as no other paper
had anything about the 5th division.
Births, Marriages & Deaths
THE FIFTH DIVSION IN FRANCE.
"Huron's Own" now on French soil
and may soon be into the trenches
"I am glad to learn that while
1 have been on the ocean tate 5th
Division has gauze over in command
of General Garnet Hughes, who
was with me when I inspected the
division in England,"
The above words were spoken by Sir
Robert Borden wheal he arrived at
Quebec on Monday from Englund. 13y
this statement the 1 61st Battl, "Huron's
Own" are now on French soft and it
stay not be many days before u 5111
Division goes into' action.
Owing to some cablegrams being re-
ceived from blighted no later than Sun-
Pfe, Douglas Calder, Seaforth. • •
Pte. Ogal McLeod, Fordwieh,
Pte. Will Beattie (Regina) Wingham
Pte. 1', Williams, Seaforth,
Pte. G. H. McBride, Zurich.
Died of Wounds.
Pte. Frederick Robertson, Goderich.
Wounded
Pte. Arthur Soole, Seafortit,
Sergt. Harvey Dorrance, Seaforth,
Sapper D. E. Bell, Goderich
Pte. T. C, Austin, Gorrfe.
Lance -Corp. J. P. Caton, Exeter.
Lieut. Edgar Torrance, Clinton.
Pte. Roderick McKenzie, Stanley.
Flight Lieut. Dudley lolmes, Wing-
ham,
Win -hah,
'Deaths
MCKi;NZIE On Monday May lith
at 15 hi,,nt•oe Park Avenue, Toronto,
Charles Lloyd George, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie, Clinton.
Marriages
CURB IR—JLh.\'IS—On \\'ednealay
'May Ujth, Mabel. daughter of Mrs. Wm.
II. Jervis, of Stanley Township to David
son Currie, n of 'fe. and Mrs. Joseph
Currie, of Goderich.
horst Canada. The mail ,oust be tied up
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dosen when they start to come. Near -
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the bu)s are complainingof not
' Social Person "? � h• ltfug their mail from Canada. What
d„ you think about the war? 1 guess
ngs doing out in
W. HI, Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers.
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The following letter from Pte. Wm. n WITH TllIII ClIUfCIIp93,
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Benzo, to Inds parents was written on 6b q)
April 1Jth, from Bran1sltott !lants, a eeeo o aesi aoi�®e ewe
England, where the young soldier is
recovering from wounds:
Dear Mother and Father.
Just a few lines to let.you know
I'm well and hope this finds you both
the same, Pm starting to pick up in
weight. i weighed one hundred and
eight pounds when 1 left hospital; I
weigh one hundred and twenty pounds
now. I have gabled twenty pounds in
two months. I guess father will be
planting or seeding by this time. I was
living in hopes of coating ]tonne this
spring, I guess I must have built my
hopes on sand. 1 think 1 will have to
du Base Duty in England. I'm not of
much use to the army; and there is not
much 1 can do except light duty. I
can't close. my hand yet as the first two
lingers are very stiff yet and the other
two are even worse. 1 have good move-
ment in my thumb. The weather is
very changeable Lately, sometimes the
sun is shining then it is raining or
snowing or else it is freezing. It is
kind of muddy in camp here. 1 will
be glad when the weather clears up
and gets dry again. 11 makes line home-
sick when spring comes around f always
long to be planting something or other.
1 ani going to try and get a box and
plant some pansies. 1 dont have very
much to dd and 1 will be glad or
something to pass• the time away. !lave
✓uu been getting my mail lately? 1
haven't had any mail for a ]ung time. it
is about seven weeks since 1 had a letter
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II•. Ile .et was n visitor m . e,afm•th
Mr. pp 'a r
last Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Grigg is visiting at Lon -
sit o with her sister.
Mr. J. W. Ortw•cin, of Ilens.tll, was
a visitor in town on .11ond:n•.
Mr. Roy Conner spent the week end
at his home in Mount Forest,
Mr. T. Murdock, of Hialeah, paid
Clinton a visit last week.
Mr. ()liver Johnson, :,f (.:,d,,rich, was
a visitor in town on Saturday.
License inspector Torrance was a
visitor in Goderich on 'Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Satmdcrs, of Goderich.
were visitors in town this week.
Mr, and Mee. Ike Rattt•nbury tools
in the big concert at Seaforth friday
night.
Rev. J. Edw. Hogg look the services
in St. Andrews's Church, Landon o
Sunday.
3Ira. Jack McKinnon assisted in th
big concerts at Seaforth for Patrioti
purposes.
Messrs Harry Rance and H, Shaw
1 yHarry
were viisitors at Seaforth on Friday
evening.
Mrs. VV, Glenn and Miss Bessie Glenn
left this week for a trip to the Western
Provinces.
Mrs. Guest, of \Vingbans, has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mitchell, of
Albert Street.
Miss Florence Cunningham was a
visitor with Mrs M. Y. McLean at
Seaforth last week.
Lieut. McLennan of the Forrestry
Battalion, London, was looking up re•
cruits this week.
[l3lyth Standard) Mr. and hi r s.
Bland Herrington visited with Clinton
(needs on Monday.
.Mr. -Frank Watson has been off duty
elurisg the past week and is threatened
with typhoid lever.
Mrs. C. C. Rance, of Toronto, visited
with relatives and old friends in town
for a few days this week.
Mr. Earnest Piton, of Brussels, spent
a few days with the Resell family prior
to going on to Toledo for a visit.
jSt. Mary's Journal):—Mrs. .Elarry
Sharp, of Clinton, who is a guest at Mr.
M. F. Sharpe's is a much feted visitor In
town.
Mr. and Mrs D. S. Cook were at
the Nile last week attending the funeral
of the late Samuel Kerr, father of Mrs'
Cools.
l\Vingham Timesla—Mr. and M r e.
Norman McLeod, of Clinton, spent : a
few days with Mr. and Mrs, William
13urk,
Mr. Janes Howson has taken a
positron in One of the factories iia the
County town slaking boxes for army
supplies.
1Wingltnm 'floes]:= --Mr. David Cott
telon, OF Clinton, teas in town on Monday
attending the funeral of the late Duncan
McPherson.
Friends will regret to learn that Mr.
Ben 1Vfasan's condition at Blyth, is by
no means improving. He is n)wconfined
to the bed most of the (haze.
Mr. Edward Foster, who is now mak
ing his home in Goderich, spent a few
thays.bi town. 1Ie reports the factories
are calling for more men.
Mr:s, Allan and daughter, of Ottawa,
were the guests of ?dr. incl Mrs. Wnl.
Jackson and other relatives in town for
n fete days.
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"ll t (I t) A rsonr add wife, formerly
pf Loudesbott arnl ;l3lyth, were Calling
on friends in town on Tmeatiay, 'l'1te
Capt. expects to leave shortly for uv
seas. .
Capt. (lacy.) henry is here this avec
on Military duties. The Captain a, tic.
Methodist Minister at C'obvur; am an
Ex President of the flay of t uhne
Conference.
Rev. Mr, Abrey, pastor of tete L.,ndes
bore Presbyterian Churrl, and lir,
Fingland, Clerk of Mullett '1',m'nshie,
attended Sundry evening worship in
Willis Church,
Thomas McE•'tren who died at C,xl
eriell last week was the lather of Mr
Bert A. Sidi:wen, of Medicine Ilan,
Alberta, formerly grocer at the Corner
Store in Clinton, -
Rev. E. J. Powell was at itlilib.mk
and ,Milverton last Sunday in connection
with his duties as 'Temperance Secretary
n 1 for Perth County. The grass does not
grow under his feet.
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Major Nelson, of Walkerton, is in
town this week. The Major has been
c at the front with the 13th Battalion and
is now seeing what the prospects are
for raising a battalion in Huron and
Bruce.
Capt. C. II. Kerr, son of Rev. W. E.
Kerr, Vancouver, 13. C , is back in the
Hospital in England, owing to a return
of partial paralysis Iron which he suffered
last year after his being wounded at St.
Julien. We hope he will soon be O. K.
Mr. N. F. McLean, City Passenger
Agent of the White Star Line, Detroit,
gave the New Era a call last Thursday.
He believes in advertising their boat trip
to Detroit trona Goderich by the
"Greyhound" and big advertisements will
follow as the weeks go by.
Miss Grace Walker, who is teaching
at Brussels. sang choice solos last Sun
day morning and afternoon at Mother's
Day services in the Methodist Church
and Sunday School. Clinton talent is
always able to do their part well.
At the third annual meeting of the
Ontario Women's Liberal Association
held at Toronto last ween:, Mrs. J. A.
Macdonald was reelected President by
acclamation, Mrs Macdonald is a sister
of Mrs. (Dr,) Gaudier, of town and
wife of Dr. J A. Macdonald, formerly
Editor of the Globe.
there are great tial
er i ranee. You can tell by the papers
that tate Germans are getting[ it —
Ic "where the chicken got the axe." Ali
the V..M•C..\ and Canteens and restaur-
ants are 001 allowed to sell meals to
soldiers until after four -thirty its the
afternoon. I. was out nue afternoon
last week and 1 saw some nice lemon
Pies, 1 went to buy one, but I was told
could only have a small piece. 1 asked
the girl if she thought 1 did not have
enough stoney to buy one. She asked
me if 1 knew there was a war on, 1 saw
Dr. Shaw today, he passed through our
camp fn a inntor car. 1t is hard keep-
ing the mud off my clothes. 1 have
to clean my bouts three and four times
a day, and then 1 get in trouble some-
times. 1 will not be able to do a full
v work s w rl with mv' hand for ;t while
yet. It will take a couple of years or
noire before uty hand will be the same
again. Since I started this letter the
vt'eather has changed three titres, first
it was raining and then it started to
hail, DOW the sun Is shining. Don't
think 1'211 grumbling about the weather,
ol1l no; just noticing a few changes of
fresh air, Well this is all for this time,
so I will ring off,
Your toying son,
BILL,
Pte. Allan 1<nechtel, (olnlerly a
member of the Rexall Store Staff, at
Wingham, is now doing his bit as head
dispenser at C. A. M. C. T. S., Westen
hanger, England, has recently received
his stripes and is note Coporal Kncchtel.
'Ihc Corp.. was in the Quartermaster's
staff while the 101st was 1r1 Clinton and
was a popular soldier with the young
ucople.
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There will be no meeting of flee W. P.
5., this tveelr but mn the Friday following
as usual.
The tea held last Friday was largely
attended, the proceeds being $12.510,
The plant given to the Society was
drawn for•last Friday, Tickets amount
ed to t$5.211. Thanks to the giver.
Concert Repeated.
The big Victory Concert will be re-
peatea 00 Tuesday. evening, May 22nd
iu (;,,+'thins bail, Seaforth. Admission
S0c dud 3Jc. Plan opens Saturday,
May 19111, noon at Aberharts' drug
store, Micah. for seas,
Gomloloo �llseoee 1 sk
For Geo, E.G. Powell
Huron Temperance Executive Was
In Session On Saturday.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Huron County branch of the
Dominion Alliance was held here Satur.
day.
The appointment of Rev. 1. G. Powell
as Field Secretary, and Mr. W. T. Pel•
low as Special Officer, was confirmed.
The present method of (inanci,. g the
work will be continued during the year
under the direction of the treasurer, Mr
A. M. Robertson, 13. A., of Goderich,
Rev. Ben. H. Spence, of Toronto, was
present and addressed the meeting re•
garding a closer affiliation between the
County Branch and the Ontario Branch
and also urged that petitions for Dom.
inion prohibition be sent in front the
various local, municipal, lodge and church
organizations.
Rev. J. K. Knight, of f-Iensel', the
Cointy President, presided, and mem
bers were present from Exeter, Goderich,
Wingham, Clinton and Seaforth.
ilr. Spence, was also here to see if
he could get Rev. Powell to leave
Huron County and accept a position
with the Dominion Affiance, but the
latter gentleman decided to spend am
other year in Clinton.
Potatoes Here.
The potatoes which the Council or-
dered, arrived this morning and are be-
ing delivered this afternoon. They are
selling at $.i.0O a bag.
Joins Forestry Battl.
"Capt." Cook is home for few days
and wan look any recruits that want to
cull: r in the new Forestry battalion
Which will go overseas in Jure or may-
oe earlier. "Cat." Will go along as otli-
ears cook, '
Not a Dollar of Debt.
Morrison Street Methodist church,
Niagara Palls, of which Rev. A. 11.
Willis Church,
The Pastor will preach at both services
on nday,
TSuhe \V. 'i, S , will meet 'Thursday
evening at the Church,
Ontario St, Church.
Rev. William Sterling, of Fullerton,
will preach next Sunday,
The Pastor, Rev, J. 11. Agnew will
preach special sermons on the 1! ullartou.
Circuit on Sunday.
Wesley Church.
The Pastor will preach at bout services
next Sunday.
I-eagup was withdrawn on Monday
night on account of Willis Church Anniv
ereary.
"Mother's Day" was observed last
Sunday, Dr. Rutledge took as his
morning subject "Jesus and His Mother"
and in the evening spoke ori "Honoring
Father and Mother".
Church Notes
Rev. G, W Dewey, of Stratford, wha
assisted Rev. NIr. Agnew during the
special services during the \Vinter, has
been invited to remain another year
with increase of salary at Trinity Church.
Despite the paper famine, which has
been severely felt, the Methodist Book &
1'lblishing Company shows at surplus
of $00,001) for the past year 011 the
turnover of all departments.
It 1544 a platter of deep regret to the
51issionary Committee that Rev. G. G.
Harris, at present on furlough and dun
co. ret am to China this Fall, would be
unable to do so on arc)unt of the
condition of his health. Permission was
granted for him to r.•uiain one your longer
in Canada. Sir. Handl is the Missionary
sent out by Goderich District of tete
iAtcthudist Church.
At a largely attended meeting of the
members and adherents of the Imcktow
I'rcabyterian Church last mei:, r
unanitunu;, call 5;15 exiomlrd 1) lies'. It.
51cCnglunl, at present lo:•ated at Tara;
Ontario.
13 ;lisr'Delcgates from II tn'on ane
Brace wilt atiwr.t,t three clay Convet,
tient at Walkerton beginning June Stf..
halve a1 prom:P'nt speakers ur ut i Monte
will address the (222) Conv,n1f
will go from Clinton Church.
STANLEY.
hey. Mr. Carriere, of Go,nrf Beni;
anti wife Visited 01) the line at tice cud 0I
last week. On Sunday he preached at
\'arna and ar .111ake.
t) at r 11. 11. Huss, Dentist of Sea -
forth and wife visited at the home of
Geo, Baird on. the first of the week.
'Che seeding of Spring grain is nearly
finished and farmers are now preparing
r root crops and beets.
BRUCEFIELD,
The Children's s
c:vt•t
held on Su
n la
y
morning was a very interesting and
god one. Mr. Ifiggins took his part as
Sups•rimcndant of the Sabi ,ath School.
Rev. Mr. Woods spoke on the theme
of "Mother's Day." The children took
charge of the singing under Miss (;rain•
gee's leadership. The church was decorate
ed with flowers and flags,
Roderick McKenzie, of Stanley has
received word from his son, Pre. John
McKenzie who was lately severely wound
ed in the trenches. He is in a hospital
in England, where he received good
treatnten t.
Lieut. William McQueen spent • the
week end at his home in Stanley. He
has taken a position in London on the
Labor Bureau He has almost recovered
from his lameness clue to injuries received
in the war.
GODERICH.
Word was received by Mr. John Bell,
of this town, that his son Sapper D. E.
Bell has been reported wounded, but was
still remaining on duty, the wound evi
dently not being serious. Sapper Bel/
belonged to the engineers, joining las:
year.
lir. John Robertson, of this town,
receiveal the sad news that his second
son, Pte. Frederick Robertson had efded
of wounds. Pte. Robertson enlisted whit
Ids brother in the 101st Hurons, He
was 20 years of age, and before enlisting
was employed in the Post Office 'supply
Department at Ottawa,
The high cost of living is still adverts
ing in Goderich. A short time ago the
101111 dealers raised their price of ntillc to
ten cents a quart. This fs the first raise
they have made in some years. 'Co day
the bakers raised their price of bread to
12 cents for a 24 mince leaf, flour costing
them 1817 a barrel. They predict a
further raise next weelr,
Waterworks.
New services have been installed in
Bert. Langford's new house on Rotten -
bury St.; Miss Ross' um hone 08
Townsend St,; Arthur Cantelon's house
on Princess St.; and A„J. Holloway's on
Ontario St.
Robert MoCool Dies in Calgary
Hospital.
The death in Calgary hospital on
Tuesday, May S, of Robert McCool, sopa
of Mr, John H, McCool, of Youngstown,
Sask., at the age of twenty-five years
came as a shock to most of the citizens.
Bob grad not been well for years and
had gone to Rochester and other points
for treatment without success. He
was 111 Calgary. preparing for an opera-
tion when he was taken with convul-
sions from which he never recovered.
The remains were 'brought to Youngs-
town on Wednesday and interment was
arcade, In the family plot in the Youttgs-
Birks, who is well knvwdi 111 tills 10- town Ceuletery on Thursday, the sea-
catlity, is pastor, enjoys the uniqu �vicesrbeirtg conducted by the Rey. O. R
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Lavers, Bob.r
1will be
remembered
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debt on it, and the ir.)ard has a sub.
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I t ofCg `1' alto
n people o )!e Navin �• spent
statrtlak balance 10 bc,in the ear with, 1 1 I i ens
E Y itis early days fio Clinton. He is sa
l:ven;y ease over
of tine church shows nepffew of Miss Cool of town and of
alt increase ovel' last year
• Messrs William and Samuel f llttll'tt
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