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The Clinton News Record, 1916-04-20, Page 9' ---,kpril 20th, 1916 Ram Pa $ mat' milt stay. the of bo' ave • tie ch• Pa.' trr. bb' ar' lit t) t; t'' Clinton News-Reec rat lieu of IVe 464x1 ENLISTED- AT CLINTON,; { John Edward Terry, barn in Mut- on .Comity'. • Hector David Chesney', born in o n Tuckersniith t w s i lli) . William J Coats, bora in Clinton, Chester Thos. Marshall, born in Clinton, JohnE. Smith, bomb fn Morris township. 'n Earl Ross Parintcr, born at Ion- desboro. David A, Thompson, born at God- ericli. Clarence J. 'Noble, born in Mullett township. Wesley McClinchey, born ,in" East Wawanosb. William M, MrNaughton, born in Stanley township. Harry Moore, horn in Stanley township, - . Robb, 13. Young, born hi Colborne township. Richard, Tasker, born at Wood - 'bridge,' MNLISTED AT EXETER,. Thomas W. 'Appleton', born in McGillivray township, Nicholas E. Burdon, born in Exet- Richard N. Cornish, born, at " Le- icester, England. Edmund A: Oke, born in Usborne township, William A. Smith, born in Us - borne township. Louis IS, Dap, 'Fru: in ',dation, Ont. Charles. J. Dobbs, boric in Did- dulpl' township: Lawrence E. ;,Johns, born at Elim- ville, James Jackson Woods, born at Ellmville• ENLISTED AT 7n1:rru. at \Yalter II, Mason, bora in Huron, tb John R. Butler, born at Blyth, P; Walter 1'I. Moore, born in 'Huron. Ir Douglas 0. Colelougb, born ' at • is Blyth, Me. fret aux "Ju the . he cam of 1 ext ed Hit gar. Pf e" u to " but var , sti• •t ware, in 1 Roy E. Crawford, or in Htrliett township. George David Leith, born in Blyth. Chas. I. Wightman, born in Ilur- on, John A, Cowan, born at Blyth. ' ENLISTED AT GODE.RTCH. Clinton Spring Stock Show 1916. Other people of the countryside, and the people of the town' 'lave donned their best apparel, and have one and all come clown, They have o thronged ou1 busy streetseta and stores and expressed f, cool will andcheat' l eer t At our annual Clinton Spring -Stock Show, the best show of tbe Year, There were horses, grand, magnifi- cent anti lordly in their class, There were teams ie harness by the 'score, and tile -harness fixed with ras b s. There were horses large and horses small and horses medium size, They were decked with floral gar- lands and they each deserved prizes ;But our grave and sedate judges had the hardest task of all When our lovely lady drivers reined their steeds up at their stall, 'Twas a problem,• bard and knotty, and in this again be wise They were all so very winning that they each deserved`0 prize. And a great and gallant company ar- rayed in khaki brown, Had gathered from the comity for a day in our. town Thep Marched and they tnanoetivred, and they filled our hearts with joy, And we'll welcome them all back again, our splendid soldier boys. Now regarding the spring Weethex of this 0th of April day We shall say the 'least we can, you know it always conies that way It was surely "Made in Canada" and as everybody knows A post mistress at bad weather is "Our Lady of the- Snows," Hurrah for Clinton Stock Show, three eheers, and three tines three, V'e'il all be back again next year, whate'er the weather 1e, Till then we'll sing its praises and nudge it very cleat That our adiuual Clinton Stock Show is the best show of the year. —Com. Henry L. Watson, born at Gorier- ich. Lloyd W. Currell, born at Holmes- ville. Robert Willis Bell, born' at C'.od- erich. Joseph A,. Dickenson, born at Nor - William N. Babb, Born at Goder- leb. ivlaxinilean Claremont, born at Chit a 13londeau, Ont. Arthur Vickers, bora id Nottolk, Lingland, William Il Akeroyd, :born at Leeds, Yorkshire, England. • !rectert&k W. Stokes, born in God- erieh township., Arthur Goddard, bora in Ham- shire, England. Reginald Fowler, born in Colborne township. George Leslie Baxter, hemi in A shlield township. Daniel Bennett, born at Baden, Ont, Robert Roy Trench, born in Me- llow, Kill's]) township, be orb Birtin James MacLean, boon in leadl (, 6Vi liam P. Berry, bora at Abider thea• the et, Hamsliire, Eng. sural- ENLISTED AT DUNGANNON, recon. Goldr Robt. J, Moore, born at Belfast, a voy; Ireland, r Jam..ENLISTED AT WROXETT;R, George Henry Savage, born in Grey towuship. Dc, b1NLISTED AT BRUSSELS, Ph Wilfrid C. Thompson, born in Grey most. township. C drinl : Lief William John Grant, born in Grey even township. A ; ' ENLISTED AT MANCHESTER. are with ; Alfred Rollinson, born in .England, relief' SEAFO'R'i'H. I coo.: ENLISTED A7 S Grap George A. iticf.dani, born at Eg- "C'' ` mondviile, G. W. Macadam, horn at Egniond- ville, Charles Ross Papst, born at Sea - forth. Arthur Porterfield, born in Lon- don, England: Joseph A. Troyer, born at Hills - green. table regul, and e - sons,` poise ;.,,r.. "1 instr Pos. 5111" ing sea tas, ties T*: yea ce, he s repo am Por: BAYFUELD. Hugh R. McKay, born in Tucker smith township. WINGHAM. Jobe Andrew Allen, boon in Wing - ham. John Andrew Allen, born at Wing- ham. ENLISTED A,'1' 1-1ERSALL. George Reichard, born at Wellsley, Ont, Mr, Musgrove Does Not Believe in Compensation. Toronto, April 15th,—Whoa the Ontario prohibition bill was ;;tveu a second reading iii the Legislature last week there Was not dissenting the de- bate 'ti bulkof i while voice, cut ` 1 was carriod on by Premier Hon. .J and Ion. N • Mr. Rowell Hearst Hearst, have i Manna, a tow members who , supported temperance -legislation in com- mend recent years took occasion 0m - ion to mend the government on its record. Mr. A, 1-I, Nlusgrovo (North Murcia) said that a great deal of credit was • people to the temperance' p al ple of On- tario for the results that had been achieved. Looking back over the history. of 'temperance agitation in Ontario any one could see the growth of the movement, and yet it remained to a Conservative govern- ment to come foyivard with propos- als that now won for it province-, wide`applause Mr, Musgrove referr- ed to the pledge given bp the late' Sir Oliver Mowat,but nothing was done. The matter was taken up by the Hardy and Rose Governments with the referendum that was voted on at that time. The referendum, was carriod by a two-thirds major- ity, but even then ne action was taken. When the Conservative gov- ernment came into power it im- mediately set to work to carry out its pledges. What legislation had been enacted in successive sessions. was well known, but there never was a time when the Government had been out of sympathy or out of touch with the temperance move- ment. This was seen in the gradual reduction of licenses and finally by the abolition of the old License Board and the creation of a Provin- cial rovincial Commission, He did not believe in compensation, although something had been said along that line. To adopt compensation the government would have to go back twenty -leve Wingham Mrs. 'J'. W.' Ilibbert visited her home. at Harrictville last week, Dr, and Mrs. McLean of Toronto have been visiting at the home of Mrs. IL McLean of town, Misses L. Huntley and ]T Van - Norman were in Toronto last ,week, Mrs. P. 13rown of Clifford was the guest for a, few days recently el Mrs. J. J. Elliott. air, and. airs. Chester have taken Mr. John Htlaltus house a ' • use do • M.in- o nie street. Mr. Robt. Johnston, father of Dir. Ivan Johnston of the Queen's Hotel, will again locate in Winghant and will take charge of the marble works. A meeting was held last week and a lacrosse team organized with the following • officers : Mon. -president, W. 11Dyer president, J. J, Cun- ningham ; secretary, Peter Deans treasurer, W, Ii. Gurney ; manager, T. D. Holmes, executive, J, F. Grov- es, Ra Wagner, J, Phalen, A. J. Currie and J, J, Davis, Mfrs. Chas, Campbell was in Gravenhurst last week visiting her sister, Miss Inch, u'hc was very 111. Mr. Pereyi Kerr of London, who has enlisted tor overseas service, spent a few days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Herr of Lower Wingham, recently, i\Ir. and Mrs. T. 0. Brown and children were in Toronto for a few days last week. Mrs. TI, l:. Isard and Mrs. Bur - wash are spending some tithe with friends at Port Elgin attd Paisley. Messrs. Dudley Holmes and A, H, Musgrove were in Ottawa last week, Mrs. Doubiedee 02 Stratford has been here on a visit to her son, Mt. Walter 11oubletlee. Mrs, Arthur Knight of Toronto has been here on a visit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Merck. Mr, John S. Morgan has purchased Zurich Nir. Valentine Gerber, Jr., has pur- chased the farm of Mr. George Sparks of Stanley. Me. Sparks in- tends removing to Blake and Mr. Gerber gets immediate possession. Mr, John Meyer and family have. gone to Baden to reside, Messrs. Abe and Albert Bender, sons of Mr, Peter Bender of Zurich, have enlisted at Winnipeg for ser- vice overseas. 'A1 number went up from Here to attend the funeral of the late God - fry, Nicholson of 'Goclerich last week. The late Mr. Nicholson was a former well knolyn resident of May, town- ship, Miss Boyd's property ori" Patrick street and intends 'flaying in almost at once. 'Hugh Meth:Ostia, for over fifty years a . resident of West Wa- wanosh, died on Saturday week as a result of injuries "received while falling a tree. Iie was sixty-one pears of ago and leaves a wife and a family of one daughter and three Sons, all in the west. The funeral took place to Luckttow. Bayfield Just prior to the departure of Mir. John A. Erwinln for the west t a num- ber of friends, who had enjoyed with him a series of weekly.' cottage Prayer meetings,' presented him with a bible1e and hymo 10010 accompaniea by the following address "To 011v:friend, Brother Erwin, It IB only when we recall our nume r - nus meetings during thepast season and when we consider tate great ben- efits derived by each of us from those gatherings, that we begin .to realize .what :a debt of gratitude we owe to you. We 'have always fully, appreciated, your endeavours, but on- ly, now on the eve of your departure have we awakened to the fact that without 'you we shall be deprived of that leadership which has always as- sured us a successful meeting. We feel that mere word of mouth is not aufi'cielit`to express our appreciation of you and your work, so we take this opportunity of presenting to you this„pibie and hymn book as tangible evidence, of our feeliug 'to- ward you. It is our earnest wish that your efforts in days to come magi be rewarded by the creating of such a feeling of good Will between men as you. have established be- tween us and with our b'W1 wishes may yob have the guidance of Ilia] without whom none can hope to ac- complish anything.—Sigeed'ou behalf of your friends, 'Elizabeth Darrow, Margaret Green, James Sturgeon. 114x, Erwin, who, it was •quite plain to be seen, was moved by1 the ex- pression of personal regard, replied as follows year's. As for the permanency of prohibi- tion, 3110. Musgrove pointed to his own county. IIe had spoken to many men who had voted against local option in Huron comity, but wbo would nob vote now to bring the licenses back. When this meas- ure is passed and has been in opera- tion For •two or three years, if it is well enforced—and we mays be stare it will be well enforced -the people will be satisfied with the working of this act. It will be a- great' help to the Province.” Prohibition was social legislation of an advanced order, and be be- lieved after it was well tried that not twenty-five percent, of the people would be willing to return to the old order of things. tlod'erlch Township The following is the report of S.S. No. 11, tot March : Sr, 4th—Verna Elliott, Elsie Fer- guson, Ruby Churchill, Pearl Church- ill. Jr. 4t11—Bruce :Holland; Francis Powell, Richard Welch. Sr, 3rd—Glen Ferguson, Frank Wel- eh, Clifford Castle, Howard Currie. Jr, 2nd—Elsner Trick, Teddy. Welch, Oliver Ferguson, Laura Currie.' Primer: -Melvin Elliott, Dorothy Welch. —1rina Diehl, 'Teacher. GRAN' TRUNK SYs M ARE YOU GOING., WEST ? The Grand. Trunk Railway ' System ' will run HOMESEEI{'Lits' EXCURSIONS Each Tuesday Mardi 7th to October 31st (inclusive) Tickets valid to return within two mouths inclusive of date of sale. WVinnipeg and return $35,00 Edmonton and return $43.001 Proportionate low rates to other points in Manitoba, Saskatche- wan and Alberta, Pull particulars -and tickets on 'ap- plicat'ion-to agents.; NIy Dear Trionds,—This is indeed very ,kind of you and it bus come as a complete surprise to me I as- sure you, but I appreciate it very deeply for tit? work's sake, 1 have tried during my stay here to do some little service in this part of the King's . Great Vineyard and thank you for your help and, con- fidence. The time has come now when I .must leave for other Ileitis, but still— "Though sundered far, by faith we meet, Around one common mercy seat" Seaforth. Capt. Warren Campbell of Mitchell, instructor of the Royal Iebying Corps, was in town last week. Mrs. John Thompson has returned to her home at Brussels after visit- ing here with Friends, Miss Kathleen Iiallidays of Edon, Sask., has been the guest of Mrs, 13. Case. Nursing Sister McBride, who has been visiting Miss Neelin has gone to visit an aunt at Belleville before returning to the front. Mts. Anderson and Miss Davila". havereturned from a pleasant visit with friends at 'Tilsonburg. Mr, W. W. IIofftuan has sold Itis residence on West street to Mr. James Cowan and intends removing to the west. Mr. and airs. J, G. McllIicltael have Come itt from their Farm in Mullett and have taken up resideliee in Mr. .Leckie Gordon's house in i-Iarperhey. Mt. Allen, ledger -keeper in the Dominion Batik here, bas resigned and returned to bis hone at Whig - pant to enlist for overseas service in the least battalion. Miss Beatrice Larkin was in Clod erich last week visiting friends. Mrs. J. 0. Crreig and Miss Evelyn were in Toronto last week, Mrs. Alex. Davidson, one of the t • passed oldest residents of town, 1 sod a away on Thursday week at the age of seventy-eight years, The re mains were taken to Mitchell for iu- terment• The Bowling Club held its annual meeting last week and the following officers were elected : President, W. G Willis ; vice, J. C; Greig ; secre- tary -treasurer, J', McMillan ; com- mittee, J. M. Best, A. E. Colson, W 0. T. Morson, :Reith NlcLean, II. Stewart, Zurich an:. David Steilc, son of Mrs, Stalk of ,'Zurich, has enlisted' at Winnipeg. Mr. Chas. Brill is able ,to be about again after his somewhat pro- longed illness, Aaron Kaercher of the Bronson Linc, Iiay', passed away on Satur- day week ab the ago of nearly sixty- three years. He theft upon the farm on which he had been born. His wife. and a family of two sons and sev- en daughters survive, Mr, Alvin Surerus of 4 Okeville is spending the vacation at his home here. Mr. Peter Brennerman has purchas- ed t1e property of Mrs. Swayze in )3lake, • Nit. Ezra Kaerchet: of Berlin was here last week attending the, fun- eral of the" late Aaron Kaeroher. Mn. Jacob Wurtn has .gone , up to Egniondville to manage a faint for Mt. J. J. Mennen. Messrs, II. H. Neeb, .1. Laporte and H. Yunghlut were in Toronto last week attending a meeting of the Hydro,Munieipal Association, Mr. Mittelholtz, wlto has been in partnership hi a butcher business with air. Wellington Johnston of Mensall, has returned to Zurich, Edgar Ernest,' the only son of Mr. and Mrs, J. Maher, Jr,, of the Goshen 'Line South, died last week aged four. ycats, MissLily Weber Inas gone to Cross - well, MVliglt,, on an extended visit to friends: Hensall Mrs, J. Tingley and family have removed to Woodstock, Henson Mrs. Mentor, Miss Gladys Hardie W.0 tended a S.S. rtwoin at and J. and Epworth League institute at Centralia recently. Much regret is felt over the death Cu ore of the 511 -con- cessionSamuel of Usborne after lint a Short illness with appendicitis. He s of and a v. was rft -t o years age l a f w a g Yl Y es a wile and, four young Sons. The deceased was a Methodist and a fine type of ratan who had the esteem of 'all who knew him. The funeral took place ou Thursday; afternoon, last, Bothering' the Authorities. (Windsor Record,) It is stated on good 'authority that a mother applied to Mr, 0. J. Wil :NEP., ': for a separation allow- ance ou account of her son who is now serving e front. It isalso brag at tit {i , stated that the son had a wife draw- ing the allowance and that his mo- ther did not know anything about his being married. ' Investigation has shown that there is among the Can- adian anadian forces now serving at the front one soldier who has five wives in Canada, all claiming separation allowances, two soldiers having four wives, forty with three wives, and one hundred with two wives. The question bothering the militia auth-' orities is which wife is • entitled' to the separation allowance. -GRAN1TRUNK .SYs EM EASIER EXCTIRSIONS, SINGLE PARE Goer going April 20,. 21, 25, 23. saute day. FARE AND ONE-THIRD Good going April 201, 211, 22, 2$. Return Limit April 2511. Return tickets will be issued be- tween all stations in Canada east of Port Arthur and to Detroit 'and Port IIuron, Mich., Buffalo, Black Rock, Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge, N.Y. Tickets and further particulars at Grand Trunk ticket offices. J. RANSFORD as SON' CLINTON. Phone 57. 1 ti 'fie_ •.. .t,/'//// ' /. 1 t / 1 I" 4 ►d Such a Comfort! Its such a comfort not to have to go out when the weather is cold and stormy. But it is not alone in had weather that a house Telephone is a blessing. It saves so many steps and so many precious moments every day the year round that no home should be without it. The cost need not stand in the way—no installation charge, just a small annual rental. 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