The Clinton News Record, 1916-06-08, Page 1No. 1940 —37th Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 8th, 1916
THE HOME PAPER
Business men
advertise in The News -Record because.
they want to do
Business with fou.
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AN OUTDOOR MEETING,
THE NEW OFFICERS.
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There is no other gift for the bride that isso un-
iversally certain to be -greeted with jOy, .used with
pride, and treasured for yearn. Vie carry a large
and well assorted stockof 1847 ROGJ Its BROS. knives,
rS tea
forks, berry spoons, cold meat forks, pie servers,
coffee, desert and table spoors and numerous otheron
useful pieces;
hollow
Also a good assortment of silver platedb
ware, cut glass, china and 3lo(alLs.
'Ilene Women's Patriotic Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon on Mrs,
Gunivs lawn and will combine their
work with a couple of hours' outdoor
recreation, A ten cent tea will be
served during the afternoon, Meru-
bars and everyboody welcome,
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AN LYTRA SII \ R."
A number of the young lady friends
of Miss Elsie Ross gathered at the
home of her sister,Mrs:' M. Mcfwan
on Thursday evening last and in an-
ticipation of her marriage, 'which
took place yesterday,. presented her
with a miscellaneous shower of met-
ty and `useful articles suitable for
anyone just starting housekeeping. It
Captain Froud and Lieut. Saunders
the .former from Goderich and the
latter just recently come from the
training school at Toronto, have been
sent to take charge of the Salvation
Army corps here., Special welcoming
services were held in the S. A. hall
on Sunday, Clinton welcomes the
new officers also and wishes._ tlmein
success:
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IT HAS SIS PRIIAC1Il:RS,
Among the privates in the ranks of
Huron's- own battalion, the 161st, .
there' are three ministers., a Presbyter-
fate, an Anglican and a Baptist, Rev,y,
J. I£, Fairfuli who' enlisted here,and
three Salvation Army, Officers, apt.
1 THE LOCAL MARKET,
Wheat 95e.
Baxley 5bc.
Oats- 45e,
Rutter fir to 221.
Eggs 21e to Ho
Live Hogs $10,
WII,LIS •C'IIURCII.
"L'he Sacrament of the herd's Sup-
per will be' dispensed on Sunday'very,
morning next. ni e
g to The prepatory, service
Friday evening at eight o'clock .
will be conducted by Rev,. Jas, Abrey,
the recently.inducted minister of the
Londes oroPresbyterian church.
EARLY CHICKENS..
,
RTi. Jabez Rands made a shipment
The Ladies' Aid Present Cut
Glass Pitcher and Tumblers.
At
kit the regular meeting of the
Aid Society of the Ontario
street church yesterday afternoon a
large number of the ladies gathered
for the purpose of sa in farewell to
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'Mrs. A.11dm since coming to C'liii:tou
four years ago, Mrs, Aliinhes been
active in advancing, all the in-
wrests of the church and especially
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in the work of the Ladies Aid, As
a mark of appreciation of the value
of her services and as a token of the
high esteem in which she is held by
the members of the soviet the lad-
les' took advantage of the last meet-
ing at which Mrs. Allin could be pre-
A Pretty Wedding in
Tuckersmith Yest erday.
At, Pinehurst Farm, a'uchc
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Switzer, on Wednesday aftern
�t o'clock, their daughter, Mis
Hol
'tuns married to MI, W. N. TIo
I-Iulleti;.
The ceremony was performed
11ev, J, Robinson; lector of St,
Anglican church, Clinton, in tl
mien of only nearest relativi
closest friends.
The bridal party stood bef
bank of beautiful roses, ferns
rage,
lime bride, who was given
byi Iter father, was charmingly
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iretai tog lji�sl
f 'wetet and Optician - - Clinton3-"LEAF
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was a jolly company, of i girls who ,
spent a happy hour together and de-
parted after Hearty good '.wishes
for the• -future well-being of the
bride-to-be.
THE COST OP PAPER.
"IC we continued to use in the cool
Russel and Bandsman Newall of Sea-
forth,and Lieut. Stockall, who until
his enlistment was iii charge of the
local corps.,
CLOVER FROM FRANCE.
Just the other clay Mr. John Sere-
ton received a; letter from Walter
this week to the Gunn, Langlois neo-
plc of twenty-one broilers which at/-
erased
atoolpounds apiece. - This is.
pretty Y g or for so early in Juno but
Mr, Rands keeps the right kind of
chicks and manages them in a way
that brings them on in the shortest
sent to present her with a cut glass
'pitcher and tumblers. The presenter
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tion was made by Mrs, 13• J. Gib-
binge, president of the society, and
was aeeompaoied by an informal ad-
dregs
dress ity the president of the \i'.M,c
L. G. presidee, in which she
referred, felicitously to the kindly re-
ed! in silk embroidered net eve
taffeta with veil to match and
ed a bouquet of white roses.
Miss lriolet halthwarte of c
wee ijo tuns bridesma}d, were a
bltne silk crepe de chine dress
Iter. Robert Gemmell of S
was groobert n.
ing year the same quality' of . paper
Morris, formerly of Clinton, • who
possible time,
lations existing between Mrs, Allin
the the
Mrs, George Woods of
honor,
we have been doing in the past for
the Christian Guardian, to the
went overseas with. the 33rd Batt.
HE ATTENDED CONFERENCE,
and society and expressed
good wishes of all for her continued
who was matron of
very becoming rose pink silk
The o • al dank
OF CANADA.
Incorporated 1989.
Capital Authorized $25,000;000
Capital Paid-up 11;580,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits 13,600,000•
Total Assets 185 000,000 •
390 Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Savings Deposits, General Banking business trausaeted,
Manager Branch
owing
advance in price per pound, it would
cost' us 220,000 more for the Paper
alone," was an illum}natin remark
gwrote
made by W, C, T{ettlewell, once man-
ager of the Methodist Book and Pub-
lishin House in his report tvcn he
fore, file London conference, g
Notwithstanding the advance en the
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cost 'of paper the subscription to The
News -Record continues as heretofore,
one dollar per year,
IT WENT, TO OLD CLINTON B07'.
ivies. Jolie Wiseman on finishing a
soldiers shirt for the 11 omen's Pat-
erotic Society a short time ago en-
closed a note in the garment giving
and was sent across to Prance with
the first draft, a month after the
landing in )Jn lan8. When Walter.
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the Battalion to whichlte was
attached was being moved up close
to "the ver thiel: of it" .and the
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might be in the trenches before his
letter reached Clinton. He enclosed
a three -feat clover from Somewhere
Iii France."
60 ACRES SOLD FOR $5,000,
Mr, Clifford Lobb, second son of
Mr. W. 1I. Lobb, reeve of Godeiieh
township, has bought Rir, Percy
Coles farm on the 10th con., tie
possession first of g
Novetnbex next,
The consists sial
To attend Methodist Conference
ms' a forty year and more habit
Ion,; peeled he hast missed scarcely.
ee, Mr. lames Stevens and in that
cite, of the annual gatherings. IIe is
Chits, naturally, heal, -ed upon as one
of the veterans and honored accor-
din I* lIe was at K* ill the
past \week attending the 1910 session
of the. London Conference:
PASSED ANOTHER MILESTONE.
A4r: Thos. Sheppard, one of 011n-
tows most veuerabla citizens, on
Moeda y last passed another milestone
on life's journey, his eighty-fifth,
Though not so spry as formerly Mr,
success in the many useful activities
with which she has alttrays been idea-
tified, After Cha presentation aline la-
dies sat down to a well laden table
and while references were made to
•Mrs, AIIm s excellent qualities and
valuable services •lit church •and cant-
"munity and many regrets expressed
that •the impendin removal of Mr.
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ABM and family from Clinton would
deprive the ladies of the benefit of
her assistance: Mr. and Mrs, All
take with them to their new field of
labor the heartiest, good wishes for
continued success. in their helpful
ministry. _
Lobengrin's.bridal chorus w
ed by Miss Isad elle. Woods of
forth,
Awlthe register was being
ed, Miss V, Laithcvaite n
"Because," in excellent voice,
•D. Williams, •pianist.
The groom's gift to the bri.
a gold pendant and to the
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and rills Lalthtvafte gold jewe
es'.'
Following the ceremony a
lunedieon was served.
Mr, and Mrs. Holland were
c}Pients of many handsome at
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ful gifts.
The bride's going away dee,
It, E, MANNING, - Clinton
her name and asking the recipient to
communicate with her. The other
place or acres and
the price was 'five thousand dollars,
This may seem a very good figure
;SlTeppard has been able since the set/-
rarity of the winter passed to come
Horner-Rathwell Nuptials.
Belgian blue silk poplin with
match.
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day a letter carne from Ben ll ebb, a
former Clinton,
but the farm is very.. well adapted
tip town almost ascii day and he en-
joys a bit of a chat with old friends
"Fairview Farm" second concession
i\Fiera short honesmo°n tri
will reside on the groom's fat
residemtt of but who
cane from the United States to en-
for small fruits and garden truck in
whom he meets on such occasions,
of Statile the home of Mr, and
}+'
ISullet't.
INCORPORATED I$�JJr ,.,_•••• ,. , v„-.
which Rig. Lobb , purposes s e.isliz-
ALTs. ,John Rathwel.l, was en fete on
r••••••,••••
list with the First Canadian Contin- ing and in which lie has been engag-
CORP, JACKSON WOUNDED,
Tuesday to the
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gent, saying that the shirt had Pal- ed in the London district for some
Iomi Pirate his hands anci ttianitdng riCrs. trine. The Lobb boys this will be•
Wiseman for it and the Clinton lad- the second of thein to settle down
for their • patriotic endeavors on the 110th, take after their father in
Rig: •Isaac Jacdcson received word
front Ottawa yestexda that his sin
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Corp, 11 nm, Jackson, of the machine
celebrate marriage of
their only daughtee Violet May, to
R'Ir.:Clberb Ilorner, merchant of \-ar•Waters
na, son OF 14x. and Mrs,. J. W. ITor•
iter of Hay township,
Lost Her Life is the S
of fhe River S
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Capital and Reserve$8,800,000
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96 Branches in Canada.
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A General Banking Business Transacted„
� Circular Letters of Credit
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Bank IV10n23! Orders.
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Savings' Bank Department.
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Interest allowed a highest current rate. •Clinton
C. E. Dowding, Manager. Clinton Branch.
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which add so much to the comfort of being thoroughly up-to-date and cite-
the boys at the front, getfa farmers.
CLINTON reached' BOY FALLS. OPER POURSCORE.
Word here on Friday from ymthe
Mr. \V m. H. Weymouth of the 8th
Ottawa that Pte, Homer A. Cantel_ concession of Mullett township yester-
on had been killed in action on May day attained his • eighty-first
22nd in Belgium, Homer Cantelon, day and is still enjoriiag good health, Hall -
was the only son of rile: John Gant- Mr, \Va}hnouth was born in York-
aloe formerlyof E,oderich townshipquiet
shirr., England, hut came to„Ganacla
w of Alberta. He was born in in 18b1 and assisted in clearing up
Goderich township but had'resided in much of the farming lana in Mullett,
previous to enlisting and Itis He has resided upon the homestead,
mother died here a couple of years nl,ich lie still occupies for over fifty
ago: For a time lie was employed sears In January last he sustained
gun section of the 9th battalion was
in b o, 2 Canadian Stationery Ilospi-,
tat suffering from a gunshot wound in
thigh, Pte. ,Jackson, who Is a
South African veteran, left li's farm
in the west and enlisted at Winnipeg
durin the first few months , of the
wet and has been at the front ever
since:
s'CIIURI” .\vS11'L',RS 7"T]D C•:\LI,.
BIe, T. R. Shepherd, (Cham), young_
est son of airs, James Shepherd of
town, has resigned his position as
manager: of the Delisle, Sisk,, branch
At six o'clock, the hour set for the
ceremony, the bride entered the draw-
legroom supported by her father and
took her place beside the groom tni •
der an arch of evergreens and white
lilacs. She was daintily gowned in
white silk crepe with shadoty'lace rod
pear} triutmhtgs and carried a bon-
of white carnations and lily -of-
the -valley.
The marriage ceremony of: the Pres-
by Arian church was impressively per-
formed by Rev. D. Johnston of Vat-
ne, •cling
A very terrible accident he
on the Speed River Hoax Resp
Thursday evening last when
line launch in which a num
girls were enjoying a cruise
caught in the overhanging bon
a tree and was overturned,
q+ire ten people in the boat, el
er, Mr. Baler, his two clauglit
seven of their girl friends. Th
been up the river and were re
when the accident ,happened.
hurled into the water all but
the unfortunate ones manage
to branches of the tree
by, the Gunn, Langlois (M. He enlis- a severe loss in the death of his
of the Royal Bank and has enlisted
Miss Myrtle Horner, sister of the
other object until a number
ball nearby arrived to
ted with the 93rd Battalion in Marchwith
partner m life who had walked by
the Fifth Field Medical Corps
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room laved the weddingmusic and
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playing
rescue. That one was Miss
of 11015 and was drafted from ft arid
a ri hit side for fifty-five years: Time
England June
acid is now in training at Camp Se-
"Chum" the
little Miss Muriel Rathwell, the
guertte Clark, eldest daughter
READY-TOWHAROlSD'aRED
CLOTHING
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Clothing Co,
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sent across to in of many friends of this aged pioneer of-
last year, going almost immediately Per congratulations to him on the
to the front, At the time Of his anniversaryof his natal da', and ex-.
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death he was with' let Canadianparty
press the bane that his good health'
well, offered himself at
beginning of time war but was unable
t°'fill all the requirements physically
hitt tried again tater and would have
bride's cousin, acted as flower girl,
After hearty congratulations had Latnteelot Clark of Stanley to
been extended to the happy couple who was quickly carried
g stream and was soon lost
the bridal art and nests number -
view of bar terrified and
Battalion. This is the first fatality may continue,
reported
reported among those going directly
bean at time front now but lot the
fact that the Bank could not •foe a
ed
ing about fifty, sat down to the wed-
ding feast, the tables being beatttfful- companions. When. the survive
%ry% II�%[�tvacancy,
ghe
from Clinton, A PRESENTATION:
THE TOa4N COUNCIL. The from the Torontot
News followingof Saturday last to
time make arrangements to Sll time
caused by lila rosignatielm
ly decorated with June flowers, been got to a place of sat
A beautiful selection of wedd}ngsearch tuns commenced for th
gifts were a tangible proof of the of the drowned girl but it tv
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Many a man has felt that Ray Ona
rainy,windyda The modern Rain`
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coat however does not confine its useful-
ness to rainydays.
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OUr raincoats, while being water-
p root, have a style and dash to them
•refers a
Quite a grist of business was put former resident of Clinton:discovered.
through at the June nieeting'01 conn- "Capt, (Dr.) Harry I3essian was
cif on Monday eveimfnioont's
g• the recipient of a large case of 'diem:-
:ti communication was read from mos bottles and au address last et/-handson-ie
Dr, J. W. Shaw, who has enlisted for ening at the home of Mrs. Charlesket
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ovemseas with ..the Hurons, askingJollille, Gladstone avenue, a num-
by
that he be granted leave' of absence ter of his friends, who compose the
until after the war from his duties Sunburst Club, of which time Captain
as medical health officer and corn- is a member. The presentation wasFir,
mending as a substitute Dr, Milton made byone of the nmembets Cap -home
blate
Shaw, who is taking of his practise, tate Hessian makinga most fitting15th•
After due consideration it was decicl- reply, The Captain is one.of a draft
A June Wedding in Clinton.
A pretty wedding took place at one
o'clock yesterday at the home of Ric,
and Airs. Murrayi4Lurrmty RIc> wan, Mary St.,
when their sister;. Els}e. Ann Ross,
daughter .of the late George bf, Ross
of Mt. Forest, became the bride of
Mr. J, Harry Twitchell, son of the
James Twitchell, and of Mrs.
Twitchell of town.
The hand-
popularity of the bride and groom until Friday forenoon that
among their circle of friends, The Mr. Clarlr and h
•gift to •the bride was a Want down to Iiespe}er to ai
piano, to the Sower girl a search and oh Saturday, the
and ehadn end to the 1?iauist were brought home the fullers
a pearl ring. Mg place on Sunday from the
ihr evening was veryt pleasantly home on the Goshen •Line,
spent in games and music. The funeral was very, large!
tended not only by friends her
and Mrs, Horner will be at
to their friends after June but by many from Berlin and
distant places, the services a
and graveside were conducted
family Rev, el, E. Jou
that make them as serviceable
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fabrics are
neat colorings in
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grays, etc.
?,lie shortest or
medium: lengths as
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you prefer, $3.90,
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ed to comply, with his request, prov- of ten doctors who are leaving im-
icled the approval of the Provincial mediately for the front, The good
authorities can be obtained, wishes of all present was- extended
The I{ilty band was given a grant to the Captain and the hope evpres-
of one hundred dollars and are to pro- sed that he may return safely home
vine a' weekly open "air concert, at the close of the war•"
Wednesday being the evening chosen. MRS,' ANDREW GINN PASSES,
The band asked for more than this
but will accept the smaller grant and Ort ,the twenty-seventh day of last
strive to make the most of it, month Mrs, Andrew Ginn died at the
In order that the Public • Utilities tome Of her daughter, elrs, John
f Malb .:ask., at the ad-
Commission may be able to .plata HenryY Y, `
their department on a thoroughly valteed age of eighty-two years. Mrs,
business basis they asked that time Ginn was born in the town of Mains,
council assume the payment for the Queen's County, Ireland, and came
street drinking fountains, asking for- to this couutry with her parents
ty dollars per annum for each ser-. when but a child and settled in God-
• each township, She .was twice mar-
vice This the council refusedto pay
so that if an agreement is not arriv- vied, her second husband being And-
cd at the, fountains ma o dr rete Ginn with whom she settled on
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the 2nd con: of l•Iuilett township
A motion to have a horse troughY
erected between the roadway and about forty-five years ago. A decade
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kerb at the market square to be sup- or so age they left the • farm and
P- leby
too lip their abode in Clinton where
plfetl from the 'Smith fountain, wasThe
Mi:. Onm departed this life a few
lost, ears later.
The council is to 'furnish itself with Y
well on to foul score curs
a supply of clog tags and all dog Y • '
owners are to purchase one of these of age Mrs. Ginn made, several trips
dogin hisossession. Chief to Saskatchewan to visit her daugh-
for each p
Wheatleywas appointed dog tax col- ter, brut when she telt last she re-
e d is to see that ever dogis gat'ded it as her final long. railway
lector anY
property decorated, otherwise he journey and bade ClintonCand friends
tourist be dispatched to the happy hue- lmere farewell,
tin rounds without delay,friend
She, was bedfast for several ivee]cs
For sonic months past the Clintonwishes
t before the final summons' came to te-
g `, tin Company has been ne otlat
nit g 1 y g Neve hex "front the suffering incident
ing for the purchase from the conn- to advanced age. She }s survived'by
cif of a plot of land adjoining their her three daughters by lies second
property for the purpose of malting a marriage, Mrs, •David Steep of Step -g
septic tank for the disposal of wast- let -on, Mrs. Harry Rutledge of pew
bride was married in a
sonic stilt of castor shade with Lod-
lee of white georgetta crepe and pink
satin amid pretty. leghorn hat with
facings of • pint: and trimmed
with roses and sweet •peas.
Her , boots were of patent lea-
ther with high tops of castor cloth;
She carried a shower bouquet of ros•
es,orchids and lily -of -the -valley,
The bridal party stood 'before a
bank of ferns and under,a bell of ev-
green amid. flowers. They were neat••
er
tended, The bride stat given away by
her brother-in-law, Mn, FIc) wan,
Rev. Or, Rutledge performed the
ceremony which was only witnessed
by immediate relatives of time coil-
trotting and . number of the_
tr ng parties ti
girl friends of the bride.
\t the conclusion of the ceremony
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and when the newly -wedded pair had
received the congratulations of those
present, the wedding luncheon was
ser?cid and Mr: and rifts. Twitchell
left on the afternoon train for Toren-
to and Detroit foe a short honey -
mnomt trim The bride on goingawayacrd
trip:
wore a lovely corsage bouquet of
sweetheart roses and ' lily,•of-the-vat-
ley, ,
Both bride and groom are vary po_
pular and well -liked young people and
enjoy the estnenm of a large circle of
and have the sincere good
of all for a happy married life,
the otvly regret being that they do not
intend, making their permmnent home
in Clinton,
The bridle was the recipient of very
many beautiful gifts from friends. '
Among the from out: of
pastor,
the pallbearers. were : Messrs
This Hullett Wedding Peck, Charles Rat-hisall, Fred
Took Place on Tuesday. son, G. E. Johnston, George
y and F. l'rlsutger, the latter o
A eery pretty and interesting event lin.
occurred at the home of Air. and Mrs, he deceased young lady was
Alexander Leitch of Mullett .on Tues- ty-several years of age.. She wa
day of this week when their second• bright and winsome dispositiol
daughter Lillie Belle was united in was very popular with the cii
marriage tel Robert L. ,Iamies•on,'son which she moved, Each Sunda
Of Mr, and Airs, Win. Jamieson of her in her place in church and
the - same towasliip. school, as' had been. custom
At eleven o'clock to the strreins of early childhood; She had been
the wedding march played by the Went* of Berlin for five or six
bride's sister, Mrs, 1'. B. Medd, the having been head saleslady of
young couple attended b . the bride's the departments at Lang Bro
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niece, little Miss -calve Medd, who large firm of that city. Her
death has cast a looms not on1.
carried the ring in a basket of lily -of g
the -valley, took their places under an • the circle of friends in Berli
arch of white and purple lilacs from' ' over time old home convnuni
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which hung a white bell, Stanley, Miss Clark is survive
Thr, ceremuony was thew performed her parents, one sister, bliss
, who is a -teacher near bherkdal
Rev F. C•. Ilarper of Clluton., .
two brothers, Wilt and Cli:To
bride wore a delay owii of
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ivory duchese satin, draped with net of all in their sudden and tern
and ribbons, with a bridal caught up remetnent,
with pearls and carried a bouquet of )1'St, Lang of the firm of Lau
white roses and ferns, •accompanied the remains to
After the .newl wedded couple re -
Y p on Saturday. A large numb
ceased congratulations from the large floral .offerings from friends in
of friends present all repair- and other places. completely c
r -which dee
eel to time dining oom, was the casket.
c°rated with red, white and bine ,s, pathetic feature of time sad
streamers, to celebrate the event i'a a was the fact that Miss Clark
stronaptu tie wedding dinner• very shortlyto resign her m
g l
The young couple motored to Sea- to be married. Her fiance, Mn
forth from where they took the '3.20 intro Lippert, was among the
era for Saskatoon, ,Od�inoiiton, and 'in at
party and also aewmpani
other western points, - , remains and was present for t1
The travelling in sand
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age from their dyeing department Liskeard and Mrs, Johne Henry, also
which has hitherto been drained into by one brother, • Mrs. Robert Lee of
the public sewer and, it is claimed, Foam Lake, aaslc., and one sister,
detrimental to nearby property A Mrs. Ileury Stewart of Brantford,
.. guests .town bride a nice :eral,
were Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Stratford, colored suit with thecae blouse and
1Vldsa'Rots of Holstein and Miss Ntul- a Black hat trimmed to nmatoh•, Mr, and Mrs. Launcelot, CIax
ley of Toronto, On their return they will reside on to convey to their friends and
their heartfelt thanks fa
66 ,i
Motto : A Square Deal for Every Mail,
difference in price had brought about his Province.bora
g t The interment took
a deadlock but the council on Mon- place at Foam Lake, Sask,_=--
day instructed the clerk to accept $150 The passing of Me:s. Ginn takes
to the sale of the pro- away another of the lessening num-
the groom s farm north of Constance
The Grand Trunk by delaying de- and will be at home to friends after kindness and sympathy shown m
livery of paper has caused The News- august 1st. hour of Chair sorrow,
Record to miss several mail routes '- Congratulations
and conclude
Petty. her of tile pioneers of this district.
and good wishes
this week. from a host of friends go with tlmenm. r•eeeme n.,,a n.,•Qr,,,n1 n„ mu
of
by the
Paul's
me: pres-
ms' and
ore. a
and fel-
away,
p attir-
r white
d card.-
odecicle
lovely,
eaforeli
ScafortYi,
wore a
I
as playa
Sea-,
sign
ndered
Miss
e was
}(apist
cases.:
dainty
lie re-
d use-
s was
hat to
P they
m in
rs had
Ly a
e body,
as not
ft' was
}s sou
diiithe
remains
a1 talc-
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fanmily)
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here
o• ther
t house
by the
Join and
, Bert.
Wat-
Ellio•tt
Bar-
twee-
as of a
e and
role in
y found
unday,
t since
a res- •
years,
one of
s., .a
tragic
y over
n but
ty in
lklab• el
e, and
rd at
pa thy,
ble be-.
Lang Bros:
Clinton
numb, • of
Berlin
overed
affair.*
teas
isitiort
i -her-
search -
ed the
he fun
k wish
neigh-
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