HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-03-25, Page 5Marche 25th, I915
Clinton News -Record',
B1gth
Alis. 'John Camp o bell f Kincardine
Campbell ca
Sias been visiting her brother, Mr,'
`Wm, Jackson of',town, and with, Eris
undo 1n Morris township.
2911. ,Janice tteftron has purehaseil
the farm of i1t. Thus, Rerly of Mor,
xis for $4200,
M'
t. Fred .Jackson'has gone to 7. ar.-
is to take a , Position.
,
Tho bowling club- was rc-organized.
'tor the coining. season on.F.riday eV-,
,ening.
Mr. 5. II. Gilley, and his daughters,
-les, -Mrs, McVittn Mrs. Somers and Miss
earl, were in. •Exeter last : wco'c, be-
ing called there'en account of the
'death el the former's mother.
Seaforth.
Airs., W. McNay of Blyth visited
blast week With Miss Mabel Thomp-
s_on,"
res
Mi G '
.McnleI{
i yof Listowel was a
•visitor at the home of her mother,
f`. Mrs. McKinley;' for a few, days re-
centlyt •
Mrs. J, Landonof Toronto is here
On a visit to her daughter, ; Mrs. R.
D. Groff,
M. Pearson Grieve returned to Tor-
,onto last week to resume his " beach-
ing' duties' after being laid off through
• illness for .some weeks.
Mrs.
H Vanstne of Stratford r
d w s
a
:the g e, t •u v�
last Week of Mr, and Mrs.
L. G'. VanEgmoncl.,
Mr. Tretheway of Stratford has
purchased Mr. Wesley -Beattie s resi-
elence on Goderich street.
Mrs. A. W, Barker was at Wallace;
:burg recently attending the, funeral of
a friend.
Dr. ScniIlle of Galt was a visitor
in town last week.
Miss Isabel 'Graham visited Clinton
friends last week.
Messrs, Thorpe Rivers and .Jack Pe -
thick left last week for R'epiurlt,
Sask., where they have accepted pos-
itions.
Miss M. H. McKay has returned to
'New York after spending some time in
towns "nursing Mrs. H. ltielntosh of
Toronto, who met with an accident
here some weeks, ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickson an-
nounce the engagement of their dau-
ghter, Norma Roberta, 'to M Wil -
Bait Melville Corbett of . Nort Sas-
katchewan, the marriage .to 1L'ake
•place early in April.'
Mrs, laugh McIntosh, who fell on an
icy wall: some weeks ago fracturing
her hip and who has been laid up at
the home of Mrs. McIntosh of Crom-
bie street ever since., was able to he
reproved to her hone in Toronto last
week.
Rev. Herbert Casson, a former pas-
tor of the Methodist church here and
a prominent, minister in the denomin-
ation, died at his residence in Toron-
to on March 12th aged eighty-five
years, 1 -Ie had been superannuated
since 1900.
Mrs. William Johnston, a well
known and: highly esteemed resident
,of town for many years, died -at her
'Tome last .weclr after a short illness,
She was eighty-two years of age. Tler
husband and a Family of seven dau-
•ghters survive,
ldr. S. Muff has purchased Mrs.
Buck's residence in the North ward
and will move in from his farm in
•;a few weeks.
rdr. Jacob Weber of Dublin, a for-
mer resident of town, has purchased
the residence of Mrs, .John i)owneyot
:William street and has m0verl , into
i.
r^ Mr. John Halliday, ovho has been
visiting in the old township .of Tuck-
ersntith and with friends hereabouts
for some months, left last week to
return to his home at Filinere, Sask.
While umpiring a hockey match at
'Berlin last week,Mr. Chas. Silis was
struck bp the puck and received a
nasty wound ,just above the eye.
Mr. Win, Wilson has moved into
town from pus' farm in Hullett.
Mrs. Burk is removing to: Ottawa,
where her daughter is employed in
'the ewfl service.
Dens, Joseph Hudson of Honsall has
'been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
James Troyer of town.
The members of the eiioir of the
Methodist church presented Mr. and
Mrs. A. Miller, who have been valued
members of •the choir for some years,
with a handsome tea set prior to.
their departure for London,
Mr, Frank C. Hablcirk, son of DIr.
John FLabkirk of town, has gone with
'the St, John Anrbulnnce Brigade to
the battle lint, going from Winnipeg.
The Bell Engine Company has re
ceived a contract to "manufacture
'shells for the British arniy. This will
'necessitate the installing of -new nia-
-ehinery, which will be put hi as speed-
ily as possible and the work pushed
forward.
Wingham
Titev, D. Petrie and his daughter,
Miss Margaret, were in London re-
cently, the former attending a meet-
Ing of the Flome Mission Committee;
Mrs. Thos. Leaky of Kincardine and
Miss Kearns of Guelph spent.' a few
days recently at the• hone of Mr. W.
.J. Pattersop.
Town Clerk Groves has been- ap-
tptiinted issuer of marriage licenses in
;place of Postmaster Griffin, who re-
cently resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Reid and Mr. and
Mrs Bert,' Vainsicle: were in Ripley
last week attending the funeral of
Mrs. Murdock McLean,
Mr. Thos: Gilmour has returned
home Isom the west.
MYIxs. Joseph Flolmes, who died Iasi
-week at the home of her son-in-law,
Mr. Josephs Welwood, was ninety-five
years of ago and had been in. Canada
over sixty ;}'ears. She had resided in
-East Wawanosh for a great uranyl
years but 'for the past twenty -two, -
since thedeath of her Husband, she
resided wit/8 her daughter in Wing-
"Ilam. , Two sons also survive John
Holmes oft Oregon, and - Thomas Hol -
rises of R pdey. The funeral tool.
Ince on`iurscla' last.
place
R. A.' Taylorhas purchased a
farm in I3o,Wick and has moved to it
to be in readiness for the spring,
' work.
.News -Record Means News -Leader.
Goderich -
Mrs. A. M, Polley, a resident) of
Crodericil for nearly fifty years,pass-
ed away at her: home -: on Saturday
week. She is survived' by her thee -
band and three daughteru, Mrs. Hect-
or' McFayden and Mrs. W. V. Major -
of Toledo, Obuo, and Miss Lottie at
home.- The deceased lady was seyen-,
ty eight years :of age,
A :number 'of the members of the
Masonin,Lodge went by special train
to Stratfdrtl fora s;e-1ial gathering.
of thei brethren on Wednesday -last`.
Mr. Paget of, Huntsville was in town
last week an business.
Dr. Strang and Mr, H. R. Long were
appointed at a. meeting of thei Public
Library, board to attend the meeting
of the Ontario 'Library Association nc
Toronto Monday and Tuesday nest,
Zurich
Mr. I:il er , iu t
G. b was 7 otos o on
business, last weeks
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago. -
Flappenings in •Clinton at the
Opening of the Century.
kb
Taken en from the Piles of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
a
Clinton March 2n4 1900
Mr• C. Wallis ran over his payments
for hogs during 1899 one day recently
and found the total ran up to $91000.
Miss Florence Flowson, eldest dau-
ghter of Rev. W. G. Howson, was
married at the Ratt,nbury street par-
sonage yesterday to Rev. J. H. Hoo-
ver, a member of the Michigan con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Miss Shallfe McNaughton returned
yesterday from Goderich, where 'she
had been spending a , few days.
Marriages
1II$IIER—SNYDI R At the residence
of the bride's parents at Benmiller
by Rev. Is, 'J: Rutherford, 'on
Mar. 17th, _Mabel. Estella, -eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs L. • B.
Snyder, to Fletcher E. Fisher.
Births
MOLE—In Seaforth, on March 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs, Ed; Mole, a
daughter.
B,LAC:IC—In Ttiekor•smith on March
beth, to Mr. and Mrs. Wool, Black,
a son.
WT STON—In Bayfield on March 13111,
to Mr. and Mrs, Orval Weston, a
son. .
MOWBRAY—In East Wawanosh, on
March 101111, to Mr. and Mrs, T.
Mowbray, a son.
Deaths
REYNOLDS—In Huliett township, on
March. 21ist, James Reynolds, ag-
ed 77 years,
RILEY—At Londesboro on March
22nd, William Riley, in his 73rd
year.
IIAMILT'ON—b1 Mullett, on March
2ni1, W. 13, 'Hamilton, aged. 36
y ears,
SPENCER—At Saskatoon, Sask., on
March 91311, Alhina Richardson,
wife of Mr. B. Spenecer, formerly
of Bayfield. '
POLLEY—In Goderich, on March
13111,. Flora Amelia Fuller, wife of
Mr. A M. Polley, aged 78 years.
JOFINS'I'ON—In Seaforth on March;
Iltli, Mrs. W. Johnston,, aged 83
years,
LAIDLAW—Iii Seaforth on March
16th, Janes Campbell Laidlaw,
aged 81 years. •
GIDLI9Y—In Exeter on March 14tH,
Jane Merrifield, wife of R. Gitt-
1ey, aged 89 years:
THE GIRLS' CLUB OF WJLLIS
CHUIRCFI WILL SERVE XAN
Afternoon Tea -
in Connor's 019 Stand next to
Grigg's ,Jewelerp Store on the
afternoon of
7.' 11 11 R S D'A t , APRIL 1st,
from 3 to 0 o'clock.
WILh ALSO SELL HOME.
MADE' CANDY. •
PRINCESS THEATRE.
TIE HOME OF HIGH C!I;ASS
MOTION PICTURES.
Big Specials every
night next week.'
IF 'Y'OU ENJOY A GOOD.
LAUGH COME -AND -13R1N1
rIIE FAMILY.
FOR .SALE,—A GURNEY WOOD
Cook Stove with reservoir, just the
thing for a summer kitchen.,—J. P.
Cole, R, R. No: 3, Clinton, Phone
14 on 159. —77
P;ASTtlIbE -I AM PREPARED .TO
take. a limited number of cattle for
Pasture for the summer months at
lot —,_ Base Line.—E. G. Willianros,'
Clinton P.O. —77-3
SALE REGISTEER - ONFRIDAY
April 2nd, at Lot 281h, Flua on Road„
Tuckerstnith, at 2,00 o'clock
clearing' sale of Horses, Cattle -',and,
Pigsr—Alex,• Jamiecion, proprietor;;
Thos, Biowa,' auctioneer,
FOR SALE.—POLLED AN G U ,S
bull 1 year and 8 months old, from
pedigreed' :stock. Apply 'o=John
llaryey, 121.1. No. 1, Clinton. Phone
5 On 106. -77
FOn SALE. —BARRED ROCKS,
front Guelph winners. Di Barred
Rock eggs I have the best value in
Canada. To he convinced oome and
see: for yourself, visitors weleoluo.
Pen 1.—Headed by Crusader, son of
2100, Guelph and 1st,: Detroit oaeker-
el,,e,gs $3.00 per 15. Pen 2, -Head-
ed by prize cockerel valued at $25.7
• 00, eggs $2,00 per 15. Pen 3,-Pul-
,,1et mating. Customer reports pul-
lets laying at 5 months of age,
from this: pen, eggs 81.50 per 15,
Pen 1—I (ggs 81.00, worth $2.00. Here
iso a cltaueeto .get good stock at a
, reasonable price. 3 eggs fro,in pen
1, 4 each from pens 2, 3,. 4, $1.50.
Enfertile eggs will he replaced free
of charge. -11. S. Hovey, Cli t n.
-77_5.
LOST—ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH
17th, on Bayfield Road, between
Chas, A1lenson's and second corner,
two logging chains. Finder kindly
communicate with Chas. Allenson,
Clinton. —76,
CALVES FOR SALE—THE UNDER -
signed has again made arrangements
to supply a limited number of calv-
es at reasonable prices. These calv-
es ,are all carefully handled and are
in good condition.=W. Marquis, R.
R. No. 1, Clinton, Phone 14 on.
66. —74.
CALVES FOR SALE, FRESH SUP -
ply on hand at reasonable prices at
lot 27, con. 4, I:Iullett. Arrive by
express, oarehilly handled and will
he turned over in good shape. Phone
3 on 206, Clinton.—L. E. Weir, -76.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.—BARRED
Rock, "Guild strain" good layers.
Leltve.your orders at once at Hell-
yar's ,Jewelry Store, Clinton. —76.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements,—Mrs. P. Centelon
has instructed the undersigned to
•sell by public auction at lot 29,
coni, 7; Goderich township, on Tues-
day; 'April 60, the following :
horses—General purpose mare 9
years old, heavy horse. driving
marc, heavy draft colt, 3 yrs old,
Cattle -2 cows to freshen in May,
farrow Cow, steer 3 yrs olcl, heifer
3 years olcl, heifer 2 years old,
steel: 2 years old, 2 steers 1
year old, young calf, Implements—
M'assey-TIarris hinder nearly new,
Massey -Harris mower nearly new,
McC'ormick drill nearly new, spring
tooth cultivator, set dianiontl har-
rows. 1' Sections, double plow, single
plow, 2 wagons, 11 nearly new, 2
buggies, 1 nearly new, cutter near-
ly new, democrat wagon, Tanning
n ill,. set scales capacity 2000 lbs„
roller, hay rack, set bob sleighs,
gravel box, Wagon boa, logging
Main set. double har'1,100, set niugle
harness, about 125. bust, nlai ;olds,
a quantity of hay if not sold before
sale, a quantity of household furni-
ture, Milts, eltove15 and other ar-
ticles too nurnernus to men Woe.
Terms :-A11 slums of $5.00 and un-
der, cash ; over that amount 9
months credit Will be given on fur-
nishing •approved ,joint notes or a
discount of 3 percent. ;straight on
the dollar will be allowed for cash
on credit 'amounts. -dire. •P. C'an-
telon, proprietress ; Geo. 13, • El-
liott, auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK.
The undersigned have offered for
rale on their farm in Clinton, on
April 6th, at 1.30 p,n1., the follow-
ing list of well graded Durham cat-
tle : Cow 5 years "old due to far-
row in June, cow, 5 yrs due in
May, cow 5 years due in June, cow
5 yrs due i11 April, cow 5 yrs Ole
in June, cow 9 yrs due. in June, 5
steers rising 2 yrs, 9 heifers rising
2 yrs, also 3 colts ris,ing2. yrs bred
by Clenrae, colt rising 3 yrs bred
by Cilenrae. 'There will also be sold
one 2-horsetread power, 2 -farrow
riding plough, and a 1;4 -horse power
gasoline engine, 'snip, Hummer,''
6 months s credit tvilibe given on
approved ;joint notes o: 4 percent
straightt oft for cash. -0. A. C F.
W. Andrews, proprietors I Thomas
Gundry, Auctioneer, -77-2
AUCTION SALJI Ole COWS, YOUNG
Cantle, Calves and Pigs. -1 have re-
ceived instructions from Mr. R. A.
Roberton to sell by public auction
at Lot 45, Bayfield Road, about 1
mile south of Clinton on Tuesday,.
March 301111 at 1.30 psis. sharp, the.
following : 1 heavy draft colt rising
2 years Cattle : 1 thorabrod Short-
horn coag registered. :