The Clinton News Record, 1914-06-18, Page 4ClintonNews-Record
-Stanleiul Townshlp •
Jlessrl• IV. i, Keys and Richard
Robinscn heft on I ucsduy on a short
• isit to the wet
Mr., Slutuel`Siiriann of the. Ft•ont
Road "is spotting a nit \V-• tv.
Mr, Wm Dowson and si:Ler pi the
Babylon fins spent Saturday af:tcc-
noon • let l ne'lake • side in bcet+r:y Bay-
llelli,'
Mir. ly<Inl'Emmet-son of Goderich
• township purchased a good horse from.
•Nie. S. Dowsan of Flay township a
Ic v days ago for which he paid ae-
cortlingty.
- Varna.
•
Mlisa_,lnuiii fi(mart tvisited , Miss
Eunice iteirl of flu. 'front Road for
a few days last week,
Miss Effie
and -;l olntesVihe ,friends,laatwee'k,
Miss Mary Reid tot Nikko •spnist
last weft at ,her home on the Front
Road, r 1liiss ,li'annie. Deihl was ` ltar
guest fol a ftw"ilays.
. Porter's Hill. .
The Presbyterian congregation of
13ethan}t 'Church(' intend haying a
Strawberry "festival On i411 Sterling
McPhail's. Jawn on Friday 'evening of
next;aveolc June' 28Uh. They are pre -
Paring. a good program, there will be
an abundanee of goody things -to eat
and a ,pleasant time generally. Do
not forget the e' ening and eome a-
Ioiigand. en oy•it witl) 'the tont,
The 'Keys, Redmond and
Walker Families Hold Their
•
Annual Re -Union..
The Keys, Walker and Redmond
families have a •wideconnection, not
only 'fu the ofd home; township of
Stanley but over at Marlette, Mich,,
where some of them located thirty
years 'ago. The family spirit has al-
ways been maintained bat suiting to
, and fro and by holding annual re-
unions ,
eunions., One, year they gather at
ltiarlette and the next summer in
Stanley, .-.
7 his season it: was Stanley's turn
and the reunion took place at Mr,
. Wm. Douglas', Bronson Linc a feat
• days ago when there was an atter '
dance of about one hundred and
twenty-five
The day was dlel'ghtfully spent in
social chat, in games, in listening to
nice program of music, recitations
and addresses and in Partaking of
the•refreshments so bountifully pro
vidcd,
Among those pres).n1 from Mi:h
igen were 1, W. Redmond, 'Lou
Redmond, J. C'. Walker, Mrs. Leonard
:lttridge, Mrs. Daniel Mellish Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. J. Hudson, Mr, and
Mrs, ,john Hudson and sbn Arthur;
Mrs, Mary Ann 1)osling and -'her: son
Leonard,' Wm, ltle'Jue:n.
Stanley Township
Mr and Mss W. Elliott aro tis
sting friends ui ISLr<ltlord this week.
Mr. I hos:' ESnowdoit is building a,
new brick -u ide nce. Mr. henry
llowald has the.eontraet for the
brick work and MIr. Frel I{a'ihtlrisli'
the carpenter' Work. No doubt when
Tommy gets ,the lioliso he does not
intend to live alone in 11.
M'. James McC'leneghan sold and
delivered .a good. horse fur which he
got, a good price tri keeping.' '
Mr las. tipachrnan and son are'
busy building the cement work of Mr.
('hots Snowden s inety residence. •
filer. L. Beattie, the people's pope-
far mathiric agent, is sporting a
flew T'ord car 'auto. • . Lan Ly is a
tei•S',busy';nigc this summer fattending
Lo'.the Wantor the fa) Hers:
Ash. Joseph Richardson sold, -a heavy,
Jtcrese L few days age.' fOr which' he
real'ived a good figure: '
Reeve Glee. and Conine' for., 'Aleitin,
ley and Detvar held a; Meeting Olt the
Saitblc Line ori Saturday Inst• to le-
cii'le if Snowden • Bros. should be
granted five dollars or not, for ' use
of Lalco Hill which they had asked tor. "
Alter some warm arguments he-
tween Messrs,' Snowden and Douar, in
which the. latter claimed Snowden
having the use of the sideroad for
pasture and other conviences should`
give the township free use of Lake
Hill as heretofore, This Was finely
decided upon 'and al 'left -1 r home
more convinced than ever that ; oun-
cifJor Dewar is quite capable '01 lnoic
ing:/atter his part of the tonetyihip
work, without showing fear 'or favor.
A muter of children on the ,,,Parr
.
Line. ate,,.laid up, with strifes, }.
Brucefiiled
Mrs; Ciraham, of Clinton, is the
guest of her brother, Mr. B. 1:L. Ilig-
ins.
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7.'lae Tuckersnrith council is having
the Mil/ iload graded and good work
is being clone. The grader• is in the
hands of Boyce, Thompson and B(:r-
ry.
Mr,and Mrs. Alex. Ross of Car-
gill are visiting relatives here.
M1•: James Petrie has• disposed 01
VS fine farm, shush "of town, , to
henry Horton, of l'uekersmith, The
farm is one of the best in' the vic-
inity and the price 'pent was seven
thousand dollars.
Miss Jean Mustard of Brooklyn, N.
Y., t5 visiting at tier home here. •
Mr, James Somme' has purchased
thea 'fifty -acre farm of Mr. Henry Car-
ter o1 fuckerstiftlt
Mrs. 1 P. Kitchen of Goderich is
visiting relatives here. •
]lir,., Craig and fanli:y, formerly of
this vicinity, but late, of itioose JaW,
Sask., left Hensel) recently for Ire-
land. The family left lreland about
twenty' years ago, and they now re-
turn for a visit. They have rented
their large farm, consisting of • five
hundred amen, near Moose Jaw, and
May remain' ie their native land for
some time
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We put on sale Saturday 2 dozen 'ladies' Leirin-
nled hats, all new this season: As the millinery
800800 15 drawing to a close we want to clear Out
our trimmed hos et half price and less. Sonle.
sold as high tis 57.00. Choice Saturday $3,10
FLOWERS Price.
We also will have on sale Saturday a table of
flowers and foliage. Choice Saturday } price.
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The sto a that satisfies.
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Bagfield
Miss hiitn))a Austin' of Detroit, ar-
rived on Wednes+.lay to• spend , the,
seamier at• their cottage .on the 'Per-
1'he Weston , Drbs,, who had tin:-
eon-tract
in
contract for the Cement floor in t;hs
Lig steel bridge, have finished their
lamrk and the bridge will soen • '':' Viiia
ready for statue, a fact the'.publi;:'
trill appreciate,
Miss Elibta Reid 01' London is visl:t-
ing her_ sister, 117rs. 1�,. Mer'ner 'this
week.
M) Martin and son Maat;r Lloyd
and daughter Miss' Stel t are guests
of Mr, and Mrs ,Jas, Soong:'
Mr. fir. `a Edwards 15) spending 'a
week with frier ids at ., l.utidon anti
Lobo,'.
'Mi prank. C'! iss, 111.P . and M1s,
Class of London arrived ore Tuesday
eve nirig and have t a] en Possession of
their 01In1115 1501.Jenee on the • Ter-
race:
A political meeting' will be held in
13ayficlrl` oil, Friday evening or thici
}reel; in the )merest5'01 Mr: I-Iarrv.
b]ilbcr and in -'Grand '1551111 on Satin: -
day evening. you are #heisted to at-
tend,
' Mayor 1V. D. Hobson' and Mrs Ilob
son of Woodstock were guests at the
Albion for a few days last Week. '
Morsrs., Rohl. Wilson, Oscar Neil
at1d Ralph Cresswell of Seaforth were
guests at the Albion this week, be-
ing 'here on a fishing trip.
On Wednesday evening. of last
the I tkesides football 'Team wont up
to C,orlerieh,and defeated the "Kick-
ers" of the county town in a score
They matte the %journey to
and fro in i lltott s motet truck,
Mr,Robt. McMurray has purchased
from Mr. R. 12 Smith of London leis.
lot mi Anhe Siteet,
Miss Maud Sterling of Peronto ar-
rived home on Monday to spend ti'
fete weeks. vacation:
Mr. Edward Lagtoson of Morse,
Sask., is visiting his 'parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W1'llliam Eagleson.
Mr. Alex: Alt •in, who lately came
from Dublin, Ireland, is relieving IIIc.
George MCKenz(e of the Sterling
Bank, '
Mr. Bolt. Matson of Morse, Sas'r.,
is hone on a oi_it to it's pareats,-
Mr, and Mrs. John Watson of the
Saubin Lune,
Mr. David Stott' and wife, who Was
former/1 Miss Austin, arrived from
Detroit last week .and are now en-
joying the balmy brt,rtes of Lake
Huron in. their summer residence on
Ole - Terrace,
Mess'• s John I ippnt, John 'Stan -
bury, fins:, Ostnoncd, . Alex. Mcheod,
Herbert SLurgoon,•'flu)s. Castle and
Mrs, Geo.1'L Greenslade and Miss
Lnole Weston took in the, excursion •
to Debroit on Friday last:
Mrs, Wm. Waiters and son Master.
Osie of` lienniller spent 1 fete days
with the lady's brother, Mr. Wm.
Osmond, last week,
Airs. Kennedy and the Misses Agnes.
and Annie Murray of Detroit were
renewing acgp<ruttances in the village
on Friday last.
Miss Garrett of Washington, D,C'.,
has had accred a two-story suuune '
leslrlence on Charles sire,: t. Miss
Garrett spent. last summer in Bay-
field and was so pleased with' life
here that she inmterlatclt leach ar-
rangements to came her and had
her ovn 110030 bu(IL
Mrs. 11', G. Rankin and son, Master
Douglas, and Mrs, ldankin, Sr., who
spend their winters in Florida, have
refm•ned to Bayfield and are now oc-
cupying 1 their ! 1 g cntt•tgr on the Terrace.
Mrs. Ross
or
Clinton of ha
S had erect-
ed e e(.
U
ed ti
beautiful summer :
( coid,age over-
looking the Jake on the corner of
Catharine and Detecvarc streets.
Mr. Was. J. Elliott has had his
residence rebuilt. This is a part of
the CIeminhard 1 estate' on Louise
street avid he has had it completely'
remodeled. It certainly looks Jing.
A very pretty treddlng took place
'tt the lionte of Mr. and Mrs. :John
Watson of the Saub]e Line, Stanley,
on June 3rd, when their third daugh-
ter, Miss Sadie, was united in mar-
riage to iVir. Elmer Sheardown .ot
Goderich .Miss Mamie McDonald
played the wedding march . as the
bride, who looked charming gowned
in cream' embroidered mull and car-
rying a shower, boquet of lily 01 -the -
valley, entered the drawing room
leaning on the arm of her• 'father,
who gave her away, The bridal'pair,
who were unattended, stood before a
bank of evergreens and bridal 'roses
while,Rcr 'Illus, A. Steadman of
l;limvale Performed the ceremony,
Miss. Bessie Watson„ the litt'.e s'star
of the bride,' acted as flower girl
She was beautifully dressed in cream:
voile over silk,„ After the newly -
wedded pair had received the con
granulations of those present' all re-
paired to the dining room, where a
sum it
nous
wedding 1 n
'break
g Cast
was
served• Mx and Mrs Sheardown lett
or Goderich h thcsl
ono
evening.
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and
(lit morning
Hook
the early all
train
v
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Cor a fortnight's
werrf g
i1n journey' nine
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Zoronto, London, etc. On -their re
bur
n tine
will
reside e in Goderich.
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The 'many friends extend congratula-
ti
ons.. and good wishes. ;
Bru:
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Sacrament, •
of the Lord's Supper
tt r
pP
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cv s i
a dispensed ens
ed in
P the,Union. on c
hnrch
Slmday' at the morning,,eervioe. hour
nett/ elders woue. also ordained, these
being : 13, R. Higgins, James Moodie,
James Me,Diarrnid and Hugh Aiken-
Wingham
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Palll eY9
t ec
w, o excited when tbcy
owed out that a' disease called "Black
eg" had broken out arnohg some of
their cattle. One fanner •recently
bought a cow for blreeding purposes
V 8126'Cor it and' discovered that
t was. beginning to swell around 'tbe
cgs. 'Soon the swelling went to the
ody, killing the animal. Two ;other
aniulals`' caught the • carne ducace
and died. A veterinary was cal -
ed in and pronounced it blackleg, and
t once vaccinated other cattle shaw-
tg signs' of infection. It is thought
he disease is noW Under control.
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June 18th, 1914,'
rilei4; ^ 1. ... ''I.
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Progress 1.11 Rural
during
u n
,Temperance
conditions in rural Ontario
under Liberal auspices after 'thirty!
two years' administration.'
Black shews license or `"wet" districts.
White shetus "dry" districts.
PLEASE COMPARE WITH MAP BELOWI
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4436.14
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.lee
Via'° 6d iLft:���,,,
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Mr. Powell Says the Letter
.Had
a Poor Foundation.
alio
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To .i'
t n Editor
)l r' The \tits -Record:
Dear Ivir. Editor,—There appeared a
letter in your last edition on page
fora signed by members of the Cons.
Executive of South Huron,' I wish
to publicly state in your paper that
it is founded upon falsehoodand does
Mit contain one item of truth: I did
not write the report for the 'Adver-
tiser.
1 alit yours,-
. E. G. POWILL.
A Pretty June Wedding
in Hullett.
A:,preltity hone wedding book place
at Broadview Farm, 8th eon., Hal-.
residence of Mr. and Mrs, Sam-
uel McCool; on Wednesday forenoon
of last
week when their daughter,
Mabel Lavina, was united in marri-
age with Mr, James Albert Nott of
the same concession,
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. I-I.Osterleout and only the
members of the two .famlilies were
present,
'i'hc bride was daintily gowned in
satin striped cream marquisette, wore
the, conventional
til'
v and carried
a
shower
t bo
(setof file'
I (s lily -of the
vall
evnd fern. e1u
The bridal
couple
P
e
were unattended
save C
v b3 the two
littla
nieces '
o1tt 9 C groom, bOiri
:Miss
-
Bertha
Nott, who made
a sweet M-
ille
•-
ill'e fo v
v eL
gyl,
and Miss Elvaa
Smith,
ea adainty ring
bearer, Both wore'
pretty 41)114 (500158 with pink 55411es.
After the ceremony the wedding
breakfast was served and Mr, and
Mrs, Nott tort Co: Clinton in= Mr.'
Richard
ndden s
eat
Laking the af-
ternoon
train train
on a honeymoon
tl:I.
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to Toronto
t0 at](
1 other
s. '
Poiu
L The
bride travelled in a silt of blue with
hat to nmatch. On their return they
wilt reside 01) the Nett homestead on
the 911). -
An interesting feature at ibis wed-
ding was thq .presence among the
guests of four generations, being the
141 tic nice of the groop,)y .Miss Elva
Snaith, his sister, Mrs; Robb, Smith,
lois mother, Mrs.Thos.
Nott, and his
g'andinotrller, Mrs. Lear, ' who is near-
ly ninet}t years of _age and who was
present for the eclefinony,
Mrs. Lashann and -Ms, 'Beek of
Goderich and Mrs. Warren and Miss
McCool of Clinton were also guests,
'i'lie bridewas the recipient of
many' beautiful. gifts. The groom prc,-
senteil the ring bearer with a pretty
bracelet and the flower grin with , a
broacthh,
Bobride and grooms are popular,
yoyrng •Peopl'er and their friends' heart-
ily join in wishing them a long 'and
happy ,married. thiol
Temperance conditions Id rtifal ont„ario)
under Whitney administration rafter )
nine years.
Black sluwvs license or "wet" districts,
White shetus "dry" districts. -
London n Ia
Road London Road
Mr. and '
Mrs. Moore
and Miss, Rob-
inson
ob-inson of London and r1Irs. •1,i(! Miss
Reel of ];lamilion motored up from
London and spent Sunday as the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. R„ ,Stcplt-
e115011.
(1. 13. Hanley is busy building
a silo. '
Mr. Fred Noll; has joined the
"Brighter -up" club and has improv-
ed his residence ` with a coat .of
paint.
Statute labor is the order of the
day jut now. •
Mr. i ouug of G oricrich called on
friends on The load recently. '
Mr. Win. McQueen of Detroit, a
former resident of this vicinity,' is
now paying itis annual visit to
friends hereabouts, Mr.. McQueen is
always welcome hack to the old
haunts and he 'seems to enjoy, com-
ing.
Goderich Township
Mr. Robert 'Thompson took advant-
age of the excursion to Detroit last
week. •
Mt. W. It Dyer,
who s
Y o ha i bought
t
g
out theuse
business conducted n xluctod by Mr. A,
Il., Crawford,
J hos as,m
moved his family
here from o t London.
Thomas '
C:Arils
\ onnn of
s AIF. and
I
Nits. Thos. Wilson n
0 of town, ,has suc-
cessfully
ec-cess ull3 passed his medical exam. at
McGill Universitylvcisi
L
y Montreal, and is
now, entitled. to the degreeNhD., G,,
M;. Dr. Wilson's old friends here ex-
tend congratulations,
VolrRsr
Jrs"IO
lE,—IUNIC
IP1
1-
ity of 'the village o
f Bayfield d m the
County of Ilurmn:—Notice is here-
by'given g en that I have transmitted or
.
delivered to the persons mentioned
10 sections 8 and 8 of the Ontario'
Voters' Li,1t'Act, the copies re-
gutred by such sections to be trans-
mitted or delivered. ..of the list
made, pursuant t'o the said Act, of
all persons appearing by the last
Assessment Rolla of the said Muni-
cipality to bei entitled to vote at
elections of members of the Legis
lativo Assembly had at Municipal
elections., and that the said list was
first posted tip at ;my office in 'Bay-
field on the 18t11 day Oi June, 1814,,'
and remains there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to exam-
ine the said list and if arm omis-
sions Or other errors are found
therein to•take imrnecliate proceed-
ings to have said .errors corrected
according, to law. Dated this 18th'
day of June, 1014,-lr.,' W. Erwin,
'Village Clerk. -38•
Mr.
and Mrs, A,el t
t1 sl and d iY A.
and
Mrs, Norman Welsh of Goderich
township were the guests on Sunday
of AIc1 and Mrs. A. 11. Stephenson.
Messrs. Howard Crich and Frank
and Eddie Walters and Mr. Terry
berry took in the excursion 'ia' - De-
troit last week,
Airs. E. Johns of .Clinton has been
the guest- of her son, Mr. Ica W.
Johns, this week.
TUckzrslm !h
t Township r•
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Turner's church will have
,
r el < e , Plower
Services" on Sunday next. Rev. Mr.
A,llin will preach to young people in
the afternoon and there will also be
a service at seven o'clock in the es -
ening.
George Simpson. of Rothsay, a one"
time merchant df Brucefield has bean
visiting relatives here,
Clu_
Ravebl you joined the Brighten— p
National Portland Cement !
We ve jest received a carload of the same old brazed
of Portia nd Cement which has always given you such cora-
plete sal i-Oietion. It always (ills your requirements. You,
cannot make a mistake using the National.
S. J..
ANDREWS, "Clinton.
StockRedneing Sale
Having bought o
b u tout the Furniture and
U nWesley
[gill
business 0 � '.
f I 1
g
Walker,and in order to reduce stock, for
the next
fifty S weput
on
one
0#138
largest sales of Furniture that was ever
held
in the county of Huron,
THIS S
TOCK MUST -B
ERE DUGBID AND THE
PRICES S
R i; ARE NOT TOl3 �.< CONSIDERED. `
Ali Goods Bought During Sale Will be Cash.
As. n�i��oae,
Night and Sunday calls answered at residence
over t -he store. Phone '28.
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