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Established 1865, Vol. 80, No. 10
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CLINTON ONTARIO 'THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1915
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Stirring :'Addresses
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by He . C. f. Deakins
(i?rattfota Expositor Monday)
St. Jude's Anglican church was
crowded to its capacity'ti ,both the
morning a and evening services yes-
terclay, when they rector, 13,ev. C.
E. Deakins, preached his farewell
sermons to his congregation be-
fore leaving for active Gert=ice With
ithei 58th Battalion- 'as. 'Chaplain.
The high esteem in which Rev.
Tlr. Jealous is held by 'he people
of St. Jude's church and indeed by
alt who have some in tont'act With
him since his pustoratie • at Sit.
Jude's church began, two years
ago,• was ,amply shown yesterday
the large number who (heard his
farewell messages. The rector re-
marked after the elopetbf the morn
ing sermon that he may etilt have
another S'unclay with his people,
expecting to be present next Sun-;
day. 'Het did not wish to leave St.
Jude's in, one nese
n but (he felt
that he was but answering the call
of duly. Whether or not be
should return to, St. Jude's 'was a
matter' that he would leave entire-
ly in the hands of the congrega-
tion. '8u • was 9im
y asking g for
of absence, but should he be spar-
ed to return his one 'wish would,
he to again ,assume charge a:4 St,
Jude's. Who 'would take charge bf
St. Jude's daring his 'absence the
did not know. That matter ! re-
mained with the ii'sr.•,p 'but ti
whom whoever was appointed the
hoed that the congregation would
give them earnest and strong sup-
port,
The ••Morning Serviee,
At the morning service. Rev. Mr.
Jeakins took as his subject( tor his
sermon the order given by Christ to
'His disciples after Re heal told the
pia aGle of the Good Samaritan,
"Go Ye and Der Like•tise,'• Chris-
tianity, said the rector, in begin-
ning h5s sermon, consisted/of three
essential things -Love, Service and
Saeriftee '1'hSse three virtues
were the very essence; of , true
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and Personals
to say
The following letter was written by
Walter Armstrong, eon of M'r. and
Mrs. Alex Armstrong, formerly of
Clinton, hut now of Toronto, to a
chum of his in Toronto; -
13e1 tum, July 12, 1015
DEAR 131LL-Received your letter
of last February just the other day.
and that is why 1 have iiut written
before, All rite mail last Winter went
nstrity. On the- 4th of last February
I did a John Gilpen act down the Toad
on a runaway horse, and the result
was 1 was laid op for 11 weeks, Gee;
but Ia
t•as mad, for the battery went
to France just four days after I got
hurt, but just AS soon as my arm got
strong enough 1 got away with a draft
that was coming, and believe me, I
was glad to get over here. England is
alright, but talk about your girls,
there is at•out ten girls co everyman,
1 have not got the patience to tell you
about England, only one thing, I
would stoner be here 50 times ever
than go through again what 1 went
through on Salisbury.. Plains. Well
Bill, I have seen soul very amusing
and some very sad sig in since I have
been in France and ]3et inm,
T got
g
back t
0old battery
my ,and f tell you
it does one good to get back with the
boys you joined with. Quite a few
have gon
e but still there 's
i a
tea of
old gurd
left, Two of
the b
est n els
I
had on she plains got Milled in action,
and even the horse that, ran away
with me, got his, too, This happened
before I got nut here. I guess, by the
looks of things around here. we are
going to stay in this position fonsome
time, that is if the altirnan don't drive
us out. I am going to change my
dugout, some dig down about 3feet
deeper and put a different kind of roof
on. Gee, it T only bad some pictures
of some of the girls or fellows 1 know
in the shop 11 would be flr.e, I often
sit in my dugout at night and when
everything is quiet except for the
ratite of a distant wagon on the cob
blestone road, I close my eyes and it
takes hie back again to dear old Oan
ac a, and my mind often wanders up
those old familiar 'stake and I am in
the action room, 1 Stu see:Babe trying
to halanre a ser.>ty driver on his nose.
Osilt, and Mr. Berner having tt small
chewing nurtch, and I can even see
chat Beier on Oscars neck and many
other old familiar things, and I often
wonder if I wilt ever get hack again to
see it in reality, maybe I wont get the
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To the;Editor, of the New Era and: lads the benefit of a three
Dean Sir ;i- 1 month's free training in the rudi-
ments of agriculture, Erni- poultry
sheep, i
a dairy au
P g , anti
Many of the e '
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CARD, OP, THANKS. 1 A OORN FEED The engagement is announced at Kip,
Mr's and Mrs, R. A; Gooier, Maple The Modelites held'a corn roast pen, Ont., of Myrtle PC, second daughter
street, wish to - thank the neighs I down on rhe river bank on Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. R. 13. McLean to Mr.,
bord and friends for the kindness evening. It goes without eaying that J. Earle Sproat, the marriage to take
shown, td' the late Wm, 7t Archer, all had an enjoyable time place quietly in September:
during his illness,
SACRED CONCERT SUNDAY
AN 18 LB SHRAPNEL Mr, Wm. Lane, county cleric, and Mr.
Joseph Kidd, of the C. P. R. agent at
The Clintonliiltq Band Will give a In the window of W. R. Counter, (lloderich;'was in town on Friday last.
sacred Linton linty
' bond l stand on goal eel. tore, is to be seen an 18 lb They are taking a tour through the coup
Sunday evening next weather Hermit p Shell all finished nut the time try, sizing up crop and labor conditions
Ling fuse, There are also some bullets that for the C. P. R, report.
the shells are loaded' with. This is a Blyth Standard. -,Mrs. Thos. McKee•
JOIN, TELE 71ST BA 'ITL sample that Can fdian factories are zie and children, of Clinton, is visiting
for the European War
Oapt, Dunlop, of Gorier i and an Iter mother, Mrs. Jas, Nesbitt, and sister; •
otiicee of the 33rd Huron Regt. has BROKEN ARM Mrs, A. B. Carr.
beeo appointed to the nsw batcahon, The Misses O'Neil entertained then
now being formed at London known While picking plums at her home
as'the 71st Beit!• Tuesday afternoon, Miss Fowler, On friends last Friday evening at their home
on
Ontario
taxi() t o Street
to o nicest, fell and broke her arm at•
BAND CONCERT TUESDAY the shoulder and wrist. At the time Miss Olive Cole has taken a school at
Tuesday. evening of this week the of ening to press. Mise Fowler is still West Moncton,
Band gave their weekly concert and suffering from the shock. She was .
also 1played a few selections at Town stunned for some time before neigh Miss Elsie Ross is having enforced holi
for the Kluwer show 'hors heard her call for aid and Medi days these days. She is threatened with
cal attendance arrived' appendicitis.
MARRIED IN NE tV YORK
itis, Rae ll.umball was married in
New York Wednesday of this week to
tliiss Pease I3usbartd furinerly of this
town and>!�
sister of Mrs Ken Chawen.
Upon their return co town •they will
reside on Huron Street
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BIG RALLY
Y
Members of the W P. S. are asked
to Rally in Council Chamber on Fri
clay 2
Sept19tn, Important Y m octan business
P t b arneas
P
meets 3
r atoct=
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like at least 25newmembers, Bring
one.
FRACTURED TWO RIBS
Mrs. Wen, Stanley df Hoimesville 1 DOING GOOD WORK.
had the misfortune to fall last, Fridays,
in her own hosts and fractured two
ribs and at presebt she is at the home
of.lire, J G. Medd,
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
FOR AUGUST 1915
The highest maximum temperature
was 81 on `Sind and 13th. The lowest
minimum temperature was 35 degrees
on 31st The highest range was 26 on
1tha.7 arid r
n the losvest. o e6
sdegrees g on
22nd. The means for the month were
maximum, 71.45;minimum 54,48 de
grees and range 16 97 deereee, The
al
ramf
l
Was 0 e
69 inches,. Aver
Y
wet
month,1
twin fell on
16 days, Grain
much beaten down. Barley cutting
on 7th. Oat rutting on 0th, An Aur
ora on 6th
MOV1vG
Mr• Will ?lumsteel and family are
getting settled in the frame house of
Cllr. Thos, Gibbings .Princess street.
Mr. Roy Plumateel and bride will re
side in the cottage vacated by his
brother when they return from their
honeymoon trap
SOI NS THE IMPERIAL FORCES.
Mr Gorge 11cTaggart seeoud ,on
of Mr, nail etas, U. McTaggart left cn
5aturd.Ly afternoon for Montreal to
join twenty live other Canadians a ho
leave to join the Imperial forces. This
summer he passed his exams at the
Royal rMtlitney College and, applied
for service In the -0,d Country, He
joins the Royal Engineers as r,iente❑
ant. He 'is only 10 years of age •
MINOR LOCALS.
25e will pay for the New Era to
new subgaribers for the balance of
theyear: Send in your subscription
at once andget the remaining is -
aims 011915.
Many, who' are to -day (boasting
of their patriotism have not the
first idea oftlte meaning of the
true: principles of patriotism. No
one Who to;.•day le• living in indo
lenge
g or luxury, intheae times is a
patriot,
Ripley Express -Geo. Mooney. wife
and family, spent the week end . in
iVlea4o • .
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,,
rd On Sunday ve editor ad
h
the pleasure of hearing Rev. Dr. Cook
(formerly of Clinton) preach in the
Methodist Church. The Dr. is now Pte. Morgan Agnew, of the 33rd Batt
stationed at Meaford and is recagniz- was home for the week end.
ed as the most talented preacher in Mrs. H. B. Chant is . visiting witl•
the town. He is drawing large crowd relatives and friends at Toronto and St.
congregations, and is deeply interest Catharines,
ed in the recruiting campaign.
Miss Minnie Ker left for Brantford to
continence her duties in the Public School.
Mrs, W. H. Kerr returned to her home
lastSa Saturday to
da after.spending
acouple of
Y
weeks with
h Mr. an lir .
d,i s J. Leslie herr.
Mise Jennie Rands, of Brussels who
is the assistant teacher during the Model
shoo! term era at thepublc p b c school is here
attending to her duties.
Postmaster Sims, of Blyth, was . in
town on Faid last.
est.
Y
Mr. Sam Agnew returned to his posit
tion at Fort William after spending his
vacation with his mother here.
Mr. S. VlcVittie, of Blyth, was in town
last week. •
Mr. L. Levis, of Wingham, called at
the parental home last week.
Mr. G. M. Elliott, of Goderich, an'
agent for the Children's Aid Society wa
in town on Satnrday.
r_ ■
Fine Flora! Des la
Mr, Emery, of Toronto, spent a few
days in town last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Stothers of Blyth
announce the engageinnent of their eldest
daughter, Evva, to Mr. Lloyd II nicNeill,
The marriage will take place the middle
of September.
Miss E. Louise ilolmes, Secretary
the Edmonton Fair Association (nice
The annual finer show Af the Mrs. H. 13. Chant) is spending a coup
Clinton Tiortieultural Society was weeks with her parents in Toronto,
held 113 the Council Chamber on Mr, Clinton J. Dunmore, son of M
Tre•sday and Wednesday of this and Mrs. R. J. Dunmore, of St. Thom
tvrelc, Chere was a fine display and grandson of Mr. W, Paisley, has e
of cut and Lzaffed - flowers listed for the war, This is the second so
and made .i fine Showing. The of Mr. and Mrs. Dunsmore to enlist.
Clinton lovers of flowers are very Mrs. Mary Stewart, Seaforth, On
suoeessful with Sonia varieties ,and' announces the engagement of her Bang
the Asters, Gladoli, diadtlias ' and eer, Lillian Pearl, to Mr. Roy Lawso
Roses are being grown to perf�le=�c.- son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lawson
tion. The display in all voriet¢e8 Mullett, the marriage to take plac
was, one of the best; (that Society quietly in September,
has had. Last Thursday evening the executive
of
of
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as
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of
e
Oaring both evenings the W.'(?,S, of the Women's Patriotic Society met at
made sales of canny, etc. and r•e- the ]tome of Mrs. 'Brydonc to discuss
h it
'Lpatronage.t e •ark and s
crit d 'x.•ircr2l t as bits. Sewetl nurse
and a member of that Society, has been
The Society received donations appointed to the Army Medical Corp for
fren atsid ;nine year nc'
n e o f ex- overseas duty, it gave the esectitrve
great pleasure to appoint Mrs. Allis and
Mrs. Manning to extend to Miss Sewell
niany good wishes from the Society and
to accept from them a small gold piece.
n to sal. s arming. a con a out tic•ss 'heir thauIei 6.rjthe flowers
elatives in lite War, but five shillings a' head per ascii, of rbIAitlil'F.O lVL'DNESD C 1 Mrs. (Dr) Metcalfe, of Deta'oit, who
their, tears wili`be sweetened with ter allowing forithe value ofi(hefrfrom the dishonour of German Eul affords' the,lads tan op ortunit of ArthehomeafMr. EaruestRnzL:ll, "'Pent the summer 31 Bayfield sent
pride and thankfulness that their labour, butthe benefit to theState HLiron Roxd on Wednesday afternoon 1a nil; wreath to he sold .forlhe eRa
deaths' with honour seven Canada is'an hundredfold greater. This
at three n'atocic Oe this week, Miss,,;rose and algin gltdialue and
aft/hlfas, Campbell Bros. of
\lis Bezel rl r+aOa be r0 .S'
, iRo��li was united in p Sire -
min L•
thud sur of 111. and M.s. Henry Plurn
steel i f Clinton, by line, ,y. 1. A int,
ur.
TIte
wrlP naturally recovering. Y, tallcoverin
wish i their muse
Yo ggl"es and
commemorate their patriotism and nese whish unavoidably become re
thus; peep it'fresh for illus succor- kluced onithe Voyage, and of get -
in to Mt•. J tin Pluniste�>i ! toe also sent a box, ofthe ' same
flowers as diel Mr. T. Tl. Callander
of Prterboro 1
agement of those yet unborn, Many tinginlonesomeness homesickness esland p'tetee et °niacin it 61 th,,dist church. 1 'lie specialT,rhes offer' d b
moref,will rejoice attho redturn of The bride wore her travelling = suit of gg
thein fathers, sone and brothers,' fore tlieylare se anateid, The die navy blur srige grid fife voun cnupie l Olrss Kate of Asters, •tri for (he ;bes
bea •in
x hers a s >' p
g It 1 uxel of victory button of the lads can be done vete unattended. ,vii . Eann L Plum ct•Ilechnn of Asters, Mr, C1. H,
with them, and the too will be more carefully titan if ulx t = l D yid won Etre` tiz lad T'
]xad+to bedis rgepar ,y steel, sister nt•'higroorn, pla,s+ed the Cottle second, 1'a Mr. n Coulee I
anxious to record their 'thankful- persed •in a few hours E wedding march, dues lunch the Mts. Jas. Ford is visiting her old uses in no empty or common meas.. 'thepersonal inclinations of the happy e,up,e lett on t lir 4 29 t, gin tor special for Gladioli; Mr, G. r H. Mrs. Rev. A K. Birks at Niagara Fa11
urea I I either ease 'b 'di •fr boys themselves, so�that they are
made to/fit the jobs they, prefer
and' are most suited for
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License
Inspector ➢
dtchell, of Wing-
ham,
was a caller in town on Friday of
'last week,
Miss Jessie Dodds is visiting relatives
and friends in Blyth far a couple of
weeks.
Dr, and Mrs. McGill and little Jea"
of Mitchell, visited with Dr. and M
Axon last week
could( boiimagined than the instltu
'tion' of'a TRAINING} FARM and
DISTRIBUTING CENTRE, especial
ly for'those who have fought in
The' example of Mr. Sargood, at
the same War as those inwhose Ston Wanlca, New Zealand, in 'training
our( they)are created ppartfee of British lads to become wore solei and the pro e'eda ;given .I Miss K. Broadfoot of Hamilton is
Ne'w, Zealand
Harmer
. Ily to training that word would yearns course and'•v thvigtsa eat d MRS' JONATHAN' BROWN DEAD . M the Lino en's Patriotle Society
r fete spending.
en ing afew
dao incwith
IIMr nd rs.
only, teach allot tical would have
to'be unlearnt in Canada, 'but the
,
institu'tton of such farms ane,
centres• inithe Dominion would be
ofithe1 greatest possible benefit to
thspeopler at home andl10 the pros,
perity( of'Canadia,
The' only Government having, a
Truingg /Farm Fol/,' Immigrants is
that oflNew Soutjh Wales, who tat
'their Pitt"'Town /Farm give
Det.roi: arid Ldwsr iitg•+ where., they will D'II d tool, the prize. . I Mrs. Ii. Pope, of London, and
visit iobefives Only the immediate; Mr, F Bingham, orGotier'ich Was daughter, Mrs. Charles Murray and Mr.
1>eiativ's were prrs1nt at the cera the judge offiowere, Murray, of Detroit are spending a few
moray, On their return, they •vitt make I
their hun,e oil `.t:owsrud stress, Ohutou ( .Orr Wednesday evenf,og aauction wee
ks with Mrs, Pope's sister, Mrs, W.
cal? ryas held when the bouquees C: Searle.
Word was received here !Pu0es was s urnRoad.
wageq, throughout, is worthy oil be amount realized was about:. .' 1•
Mrs. Zurback and young son returned
pug imitated by, thousand' of set- days morning of the dearth 'of 'Mrs.. , to Stratford, after spending a few days
Herd ,mother Dominions and all Jonathan Brown 'who died 'nit( her Miss Grahams picture :was also with her mother, Mrs, J. M. Martin, Y
wili•find that boys are! more inter- home in r Toronto on 'Monday adv put up for a draw and lilts inolty,
eating than racehorses to keep and 2.30" p: m. and many years resided person' 'Was lMlr.. Perry Douch, Mrs. Case and Miss Jessie Case, of
train, and less expensive: here. The cause of her death tans I Seaforth and Miss Swirl ler and Master
neumonia she having contztaeted` The hand painted plate ;donated William Powell, of Philadelphia were
boThose who cannot arrange ,for a heavy( cold last Wednesday ,and by Miss Grant in the summer time . guests of Mrs. Bawden last Thursday.
INCL. CENTRES CENTLIs can t S DONoIPSPIC TRAIN it turned to pneumonia Saturday l�xso also put up for aviation land Mrs, Thos, McKenzie, jr., and children
girls /for:
night. A short service was held at
a highest bidder was Miss Kate Edwin and Wilfrid returned from holiday
women and pp y t the house 'on Tuesday evening and meTa visit at Biytit,
who ar'and girls
b the
menreaved :the( body was taken Ito Aylmer on The committee who had ',charge 1 Here the"inmates would learn sew g with d Blacker spent the week -aid
ing, knitting, cooking, balrin pre Wednesday and wins laid 'to resit of gathering the 'flowers ;and friends in Goderich,
g along, side that of her husband at plants were W, H. Watts, Cf. Cun-
aerving, the'eare of poultry tow- thq Dunboyne cemeltfer The late sin �laame and U• 1 Mrs. D. Pickering, of Ferule, B. C., is
general/ domesticity. The college Two d ht
Ramon Medi
For Breakfast
Lunch
Dialler
Small size, only toe
Large size, only 25c
Try ottr famous Gem •Receipt-
To 1 tablespoon shortening, add
1 egg, 1 sup of milk (sour is best)
pinch of salt, t teaspoon soda, 1
tablespoon sugar, 11, cups of
Roman Meal, i, cup of flour.
Roman Meal also makes a
delicious Steam Pudding 'and is
used in many other ways.
The Store of: quality
W. T. V'rt E I L
THE HUB GROCER
Phone 48
Alexa ea
ors and bees, laundry work land 3'' g +g on pad visiting at the home of her brother, Mr,
Mra Brown was in her 74th year, they 'hada loll of `hard' ;work. 1 W. S. Downs.
M
on centre would be used also as is aug ers, . re, Mc oggarty Those flowers
hafts charge of • plae
(Retribution base and'as ahome for o4 Dunboyne, Mise Nellie f ooh M the flowers were;• 'hiss Kato
the Immigrants in case of holidays, tort h 3 friend a will !ofTomb-McTaggart; Mrs. W. D Pain ;Miss
y , to. The old friends 'offer sin-
change or sieknesis, 11. C'oe Watt, 74l'rs. til' Brydonc, Mr,
cere sympathy to i the bereaved 1►ic:Ta ar
Deeds 'u+eltl>e 1 intthe less of their mother. g'� t jVV:
only worthy form Y T, O'Neil and others,
of nieunorial
'Lions have helped to mould aololwing are the people Canada ONTARIO APPLE CROP IS ac -
ti who
and to maks( herwlrat she is. The SMALL THIS SEASON. 1 kindly loaned plants and also
MacDonald College, McGill Univers 1 sufficient flowers,-
ity, Wycliffe College, DufflferinTer David Cantelon, ex -warden of ,
race and. Aberdeen Park are ex- David
;Co. atelong, ieiiarly known Vlrs, H, Burial,, Mrs, Wastnan, Mrs
ampiee at the
worthy to be generally fol re,turned'pfroen'aintour has
f tihecently Warren' cs Mrs' (Dr'), Mrs J • Cantel W.
lowed( aline time, not P
only, by individuals present have the vince, having made 'anlinspeetion Miss Howson, Mise Crrah, I<Iis: A J
means( individuals
se such memos i and o6 the orchards in most 'ofthefruit Morrish, Mrs: Dr. Axon, Miss Lannon
thank -offerings, but the Province growing districts, The bulk of the lV[vs. W, we, Mllyar, Mrs. J. Derry, S Mrs. Lorne Tyndall, of Clutton, and
andCities of the Dominion,
who apples this year will be giathexled •I. Andrews, Mrs, East, Mrs, Chambers Miss Allis Rionnteer, of Chatham, were
should( also collectively frond the'Lake Shore districts and Mrs, h Sgt art, sea Mrs, M. iVrclaig•
Mrs. Sarah Downs, of Iona Station
is visiting her son, Mr. W. S. Downs,
Rattenbury street.
Mr. Ewart Cameron, of Lucknow, and
a former Modelite here, has enlisted for
overseas military service. .
Miss Etta Smith,.. of Seaforth, spent
last •week visiting relatives in town.
Wingham Times. -Mr. and Mrs. John
Schoenhals and two children were visit-
ing for over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Schaefer.
Miss Hoodof Blyth, B yth, was the pest of
Mrs, Wasntan recently.
y nonsrder al
surila beneficent }works as their du at in Phe b ace est rildwaad' s county. He esd t,i Vi,etnen, Mrs. E. CarrtereW. 'Watts,
totted 'Forces, to their own hon- Mrs T. Mason, Mrs, G, Taylor, Mrs.
of r,; anti' to the glorious rcomatpry •elates theroduc ndsabouE'ag jf the N Paul Mrs, Gooier; Mrs. vSr, D Fah,
usual' crop and he quality line be - Forbes, Mrs. .i , Cook, Miss L
they dwell in. This would have I p it Airs F rte ,V 11
urv, Mrs. Saville,
sainaltel for its perfection.
Will have abou 'a quartet Drop, Mrs, , Re rtMt' Miss Grace Shepherd has returned to
which will have. about 30 per cent. ; Wes, Moore, Joon Gibbings, Rev, 1i s. her school at Ottawa
The mighty majesty or Cannaa No, l's. All weet of Toronto the ledge, Da did Cook, Airs. Oawden, 'vlte, Mrs. Win. Jackson and blaster Harry
tate added advantage of d'ecent(ralis
fair. Thel heorgian Ba district Mise s, Mre, He
ing the migration machinery and y IMfae Rautheombe
the guests of Mrs. R. Slater and other
relations at Blyth,
The Misses May of town were Exeter
visitors recently.
Miss Rance and Master Harry Shaw
are taking in the Toronto Exhibition.
cannot be improved by crop is very light and quality'pnor Twitchell, Dr. (sandier, J, Cunning"
the erection of most] of the apples beingtroubled hand, Mre, Geo, David, Thos, Cottle,
u 'Mrs,',', Greig, Mis, 0. Wallis, Lilts, A,
statues and groups, however tells with fungus, One 'st3lone fen ' T. Cooper. Miss Mary Jobriston, It
gorical, which merely serve to em- that
about his, observa!tfrons tales Rowland, G. ;t4. McTaggart, Mrs, Mc
phasize the comparative littleness that all along the moiuntains 'be' Gnrva, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Plumsteel, Mrs
of man, Her grandeur is her own ,ween Hamilton and Collin , O'Neil, Rev. Alli;, B. Munroe, Mrs. 3,
and her futurereatness, for which the orchards were loaded, Randa.
lier,sond, has staked' and/ joften,
Rance are visiting at Toronto.
Miss Trick left for her school near
Toronto.
Mr. "Chum" Shepherd, of Iroquois, fs
spending his vacation with his mother,
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