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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-12-24, Page 8• ► ► ► ► ► • t ► ► ► liereorre Clinton News Record December 64tH, 1914 Ll TOBETHEfl BOYS AND MILS MEN AND WOMEN Peace a n d ' good will was not intended for one day' in the year alone. try to beep it up every .; day. !flay it be a joyous season to you. Now, all together. W. D. FAIR Co. item the cheapest -Always the best. 6 ill" 'm' ituvnuuunnu°ulnp,4 Mi J Rattenbury was in Toronto this week. Miss Margaret Miller of Stella was a week=end' visitor at' the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jas.. Mahaffy. Mr. Chris Lowery has returned from Medicine Nkat, Alta.,to visit his mother and other relatives and friends Miss Marion Irwin was at Nile over the week -end and gave - a . Christmas address at the Methodist Sunday School on Sunday afteeeoen. Miss ,Edna Levis- arrives home toga} 1rorn eleat11eete and ,Miss Ross Iron! Seaforth •'to spend the holy day season with their parents Irs L. Oreig returned last week from Toronto after spew -1111g several weeks with a couple of the' theme hers of her family who .reside in the, city Misses Bessie and Retry arid Mr, ' R. •J. Irwhs of Toronto ani Me, John Irwin of London are ' spending' Christmas at the parental home in town. Mrs - Phoenix of Hamilton is a '_Christmas visitor at the ',parental home, khat of Mr, and, Mrs, R. .1. Chill. Mr, Phoenix •is expected for the clay also. Mrs.. (Dr.) Hodgson •and little son Edwin sof 'Central Butte, Sas'c„ are' rived on Friday and will spend the winter in town with the lady's per- mits, Mr. and Mrs. James Mahafbv. NIr. Russel E. May; a student of Victoria College, Toronto, arrived in town on Monday evening to eeend the holiday4:season under the par - •ch t 1 r Par- -Teta, a oaf, that of Mr. ,and Mrs. John May. Mrs. S. A. Armstrong : and Master Arthur and Miss Olive arrived Mort-.. day from Ontario, Cal,, and will. spend the holiday season . at the' home of the iady's mother, Mrs, Wm. Cooper,, Mrs;. (Capt.) Nilson of Woodstock, Mrs. Paull, Sr., of London and Mr, Ilarold Paull of Trinity Col- lege, Toronto, are Christmas gucots at the home•of Mr. and. Mrs. i1. 11. Paull of town. Mr. and; Mrs. Clarke Aliin of Indian - opens and Mr, V. Way Allin of Chicago are Christmas guests at the home of their parents, that of Rev. S, J. and Mrs. Allin of the Ontario street parsonage. bIr. Bruce is down from Port 1t,i:lam for the holiday season end on his '•return, will be accompanied by Mrs. Bruce, who has been here since Se)tember owing to the illness of . her father, the late George Potts,. Mr. and Mrs. L.. Weir and Misses Jean and Isabel leave today. for London where they intend spending Christmas, Mr. Weir will retain' the end of the week but Mrs. Weir and libber ones will - remain until after New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. Logan • of ' Saginaw, Mich., Mr. and Mrs, Cl, Gilchrist. and little! son of Ay and Mrs.. Senghas and two children of Platte- ville are expected today to .spend Christmas with their mother, Mrs. C;ilehrist of .Gown, Mr. and Mts A. 1e. Torrance and, ::Tuttle daughter and Mt 'and • Mee • IVI J.' Torrance arid little' del ghter', all of Toronto, -and Mr. Edgar Torrance of Exeter ate expectdd today to oa,t Christmas dinner un- der the parental roof; that of Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance of town Mr. C. D. Boeck and his little daughter, Miss Ethel, left yesterday to •spend , the Yuletide with the former's parentis at Morrisburg. Owing, to the fact that he taught all the summer vacation Mr. Houck was unable to spend much time at the old home and as his mother has"' • not been welt lately Ire decided to spend Christmas with her it is somewhat remarkable that his ]'ar- ents and their eight sons and daughters are still an unbroken. family, the eldcslr son being fifty-six years of age. Mr. and Mrs, Matt. Sheppard of Grif- fin, Sask., who' have been in !ee. prairie country for twelve years,. returned last week and' were in Clinton on Mondays and receiveda most cordial welcome -back fr rite old -tiros associates whore they .net. They noticed many changes about sewn, especially in the • per,opne1t of the business part, but noted that those whom they! knew and leaded with are still pretty much regarded as the standbys. Mr. and Mrs, Shep-'' pard purpose spending a ommie of menthes among their ' nu r,s.ruus friends in Goelerich township. W Greetin s this holly _ w r e a gou'll find combined The hearty 61: <., f f Personals. Miss Hazel O'Neil is acting 1ib.rarien .• during Miss Rudd's absence. IissPvel1m Ti lad3 IS home from Vankleek Hill for the C'itrisi.eas vacation, blr. and Mrs, It, 1:. Manning, Master Ilarold and Miss, Ilelen are. spend- ing Christmas with the former's brother in London. Miss Mabel Turner of 13rucefield spent a colple of days last week with Miss Rose McCaughey. Rev. Dr. and MTs, Rutlerige 'left Monday to send the holiday season with their daughter, Mrs. Shilling - ton, at South Bend, Ind, Miss Edna .Jackson is, expected Thome today to spend the Christmastide uncle]• the parental roof, that of Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Jackson, Masters Dan and Prank 'McGaughey ' of Blyth spent the fore part 0f the week with their uncle and anlu, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCaughey. Mrs, Houston, Miss Cruikshank, Miss Anderson and Miss White canoe clown froin Wingham Saturday to spend theday with Miss Edna Cooper. Miss Rudd is a, holiday visitor with herr sister, Mrs. Rumball of Flint, Mich. Mr. John Rumball goes over front Toronto for the festive.. ho11- day also. Mr. and Mrs'. John Ward and their; bright little son, Master.. Douglas, of Woodstock were guests over the week -end of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wheatley. Rev: Frank C. Harper, 13. D., was in 1lensalt-last Friday night conduct- ing the quarterly pia -communion service in Carmel Presbyterian. church ther.f.• Mr. Dodds Holloway of the abaci: of the Royal Bank, Sturgeon Palle, is house for the .Christmas vacation and afterwards will be removed to the Soo branch. My Solent 1Ienry, it graduate of the Clinton Model school this term, has secured a school agar Wolverton, Oxford county, and assumes charge after the New Year, Mr. Charles Jackson . of Manistee and another member of Mr. Trench's stall are in town and itT charge at the big rink which is now ready for skating and curling. Mr. and Mas. J. Percy Cole of the 16th' and their guests, Rev. W. H. and Mrs. Cole of Flint, Mich., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Holland on Friday evening last. Mr. John Brown left yesterday for Peerolia to spend over the holiday period with his son; Charles., From thence he goes to Sarnia and Port Huron to visit' his two brothers. Mrs. Donald Ross of Barrie and her three little daughters, Hetes, Mar- ,garet and Marian, are visiting Inc brother, Rev. Frame 13areer, . and Mrs. 1-Iarper at the Manse, Ontario Mr, end !Vies, Jaen. Cole lett yesterday for Ypslanti, Mich., where they in- Itend spending; the Christmas' holt-- clays with the latter's sister and th oer: friends. They may be absent so'Yeral weeks, Personals. Miss 3 l Bawden returned Monday froph a week's visit with Seaforth friends. Mr, R Hilton McCool of Crossleld, Alberta, is a visitor at the home of his aunt, Miss M. McCool of teem. . Pee, and Mrs. 11, it, Turner of Re- gina, Sask., who have bee:•t the guests of the lady's parents, Rev. S. J. arid Mrs. Allen, visited the former's mother at Parkhill during the past week.' Mrs. H. P. Ober and. her two chil- dren of Sterling, Alberta, arrived last *eek and will spend a couple of months or so with her mother,. Mrs. John Layton, and other rela- tives and Mende. • re - Clinton P. S. Christmas I 61,11 Division, Promoted from 1st to 2nd book, total marks 550, Ilopors-Norma Tre!eiven 482, Charlie Shipley 438, 'Joint Nediger 133, Wilfrid Grant 431, . Eleanor Plutusfeel 427, Olive Schoeubals 421, Fred McTaggart 412, Pass -Wilbur Nelson 895, Myrtle Sweet 390, Colenso Salter 378, .Bert McGuire 376, Norman Counter 37'3, George Elliott, 340, Charlie Mennei 340, Ferguson Carter 335, Myrtle 13011 330. -Olive Cooped, Tencher, Prom Pruner to bite .1st Reader, but remain in Division.:. 7. Total marks 300, required to•- pass • 1,80 - Carol Evans •268, Helen Coolie . - 267, Oliver. Rands 263, *Clarence • • Glazier 262, Viola Livermore 250, • Prank Latter 258, Marlelon Hawkins 253, Burton Bolton 238, Edith Hill 237, Margaret Rutledge 225, Alvin House 225, Reeser Forster 186 M. Wiltsc, Teacher. Promoted from Division 8 to Div- ision"7-Rcta Elliott, Billy Hovey Ebner Paisley, Russel Murphy, Vio- let Lapraik,' Addie Carter Willie Glazier. -W. Thompson, 'fee.cher. Seaforth. Irdr. II. Nixon was in London lase week visiting his parents, who lead just returned from I5amloopc, le,C. left.. John Button is home: from Toronto University for the Christ - leas vacation. Mrs. P. McNeil of Clinton. visited last week with Mrs. F. ,Savaugo, Mr. Geo. Cline of Winghain was in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jackson of Tis- dale, Sns'.c., are the guests of the lady's mother, Mrs. .1 as. Scott.' Messrs John and lint Smith were at,Lansrng„Mich last week attend- ing the funeral of a niece. Mrs.' G. Shaw has returned to her home at Ridgetown after a visit of a couple of months withfiends in Sea- forth and surrounding vicinity. 1 The News From Londesboro Mr. riand Mrs,I •d !delle and 1 Howard R z are Man., '1°ton P a two chtklren of Ly , guests at the home of the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Woodman, Mrs. J. O. Lounsbury and daughter are visiting during the holida3l seas- on with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crysier of Delhi. Rev. Mr, Armstrong, Toronto, sec- retary of missions in the Presbyter- ian Church of Canada, occupied the pulpit oC Knox church on Sunday last and set forth the carts° he represents very ably and clearly. The Sunday school had charge ol, the service in the Methodist church on Sunday morning -last and the special Christtnas sereiro was well carried out. Tho "Little White Gilts for the King" :were very appropriate, During the service each class donated. something to make another's Christ- mas bright and happy "end about twenty dollars in money and, ten, dollars worth of gifts were, .retcived and forwarded to the Deaeomhess Home, Toronto, for the use of. the little children less favored, In the evening the pastor, Rev. Mr. Keine, delivered an excellent Cllristunas Sar - mon and the choir rendered special tnusic. Mr, John Jameson of South Por- cupine is Visiting his brother, Mr. A. Janssen, over the Christmas holi- day time. li Joseph Lyonon ot random Men., e v ei:n relatives hereabouts. 15 15 ti S Mr, and Mrs, W. C'oekerline et Pilot Mound, Man:, who are hotme ona visit to the lattice's father, Mr. Ralph Stephenson of Stanley• and other friends, spent last week in this vicinity, Mrs, R. Watters of London is visll- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Riley, Mrs. White of Drayton isa guest at the home' of her brother, Mr. Tlios. Miller. Constance. Drif. Daniel Sutherland lost a val- uable horse last week. Mr. William Milson of Cleveland, Ohio, i4 spending the holiday season with his mother and other friends (hereabouts. Mrs. James isrann, Ste, is Iaid up with a couple of broken ribs. Not very!. pleasant cotnpany for Christmas time but it is hoped she will soon be all right again. Mr. Wm. Moore of Toronto is visit- ing l:is grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mann. Oood Morning l Have you though!: of sending The News -Record for 1015 as a Christmas Gift to your boy or girl away from Monte or to distant . i-1i'I!1 . friend 7 i 1 Wishing y o u one and all a joyous Christ- mas and a hap- py and pros- perous N; w Year. - S• fir/ H A P, A N PHONE 70 In Wishing `You :. RY RHRISTiAS A M ER we take the opportunity to express our appreciation of the loyal support of our friends and customers during the year, and respecttuily ask for a continuance the' coining year, and hope that 1015 will bring you all a full measure of Health, Happiness and_Success, l N R RROS. AR A STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES. 1 Beautiful Furniture W e /tom- s pt p�'��r1\1111 t / +jj Wa�/" y ...:mor 4 ` 15 \ �v ,l{ ® n# ,61.toya o loYc aTOw y' ovvmnv'ty For Xmas, ....- .' fti 0 v - 1 ti.49 ( ' /ie '� y`�=enttee p iii/ l®Imi>iI;i�° el Dining, Parlor and -Lib- 1aly Tables a n d .7+Pasy ,Chairs =. are feaitWe]kno Millet- are display: uWe) know il o n will like their appearance,. no one could help doing that, We • knowyou_will like the perces too, they are special for' this Christ- inns and the saving will surprise yeti. fen a� Sall & Atkinson FURNITURE:DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS .•-"A�4/ I LNightyand Sunday Calla. N. BALL ; Phone 1t0 ee 1. A. ATKINSON, Phone 180 BIER When the confront our ' Look over thing Bath Slippers Pelt Slippers School Shoes Dress Shoes Storm Shoes Street Shoes Y HRISTMAS . C problem of so nething to give for Christmas e you, turn to this store for relief l We offer trade the most practical and sensible of all CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1 CHOICE FOOTWEAR! the list below and see if you do$not find some- s that will appeal to you. at once, as being "JUST 19E THING !' DresefSlippers Baby Shoes House Slippers FootfWaruhers Bed Slippei'a Arches Julfeta Rubbers Colonials Rubber Boots Dress Pumps Leggingse„ELc. . 'ourEFootwear Selections. the choosing g is at its very best. ilio a1 • Make r o-us:Owls' '. 1Q earlywhile sk mm�� x FRED. � S O N r JACKSON House of Better_ Shoes. The VIM "'OWN to. -tTsefiiI What will people -diming they wish to rernernbee -Let us euggeseet Xmas stock and eryoung 'or'old. Children Handkepee) iefs Mitts and Bootees. Furs Gloves Sweaters Sweater Coats.; end Hundreds Be sure you 1� Arties i�1�S�S &ifts. . . it be ? This is a question't;eer - ,e i,uzue a great many the next Few days as'tley think of some friend whom with some token of the Xmas season. few al tides that may now be found in our large r `i whichbenP.it . vv h c useful as well as 'veryacceptable to eu h Forlsadies For Men Slippers Ties Fancy Linens Mufflers New Silk Waists • Fancy Braces New Net. Waists Fancy Boxed Shirts Tea Aprone Umbrellas Hand Bags Gloves of other articles which will make very dainty and acceptable gifts. see our boxed ties and braces at 25e, 85e and 50e, yes _.... _. Plurnsteel Bros. Small Profits -- Mope Business Ll TOBETHEfl BOYS AND MILS MEN AND WOMEN Peace a n d ' good will was not intended for one day' in the year alone. try to beep it up every .; day. !flay it be a joyous season to you. Now, all together. W. D. FAIR Co. item the cheapest -Always the best. 6 ill" 'm' ituvnuuunnu°ulnp,4 Mi J Rattenbury was in Toronto this week. Miss Margaret Miller of Stella was a week=end' visitor at' the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jas.. Mahaffy. Mr. Chris Lowery has returned from Medicine Nkat, Alta.,to visit his mother and other relatives and friends Miss Marion Irwin was at Nile over the week -end and gave - a . Christmas address at the Methodist Sunday School on Sunday afteeeoen. Miss ,Edna Levis- arrives home toga} 1rorn eleat11eete and ,Miss Ross Iron! Seaforth •'to spend the holy day season with their parents Irs L. Oreig returned last week from Toronto after spew -1111g several weeks with a couple of the' theme hers of her family who .reside in the, city Misses Bessie and Retry arid Mr, ' R. •J. Irwhs of Toronto ani Me, John Irwin of London are ' spending' Christmas at the parental home in town. Mrs - Phoenix of Hamilton is a '_Christmas visitor at the ',parental home, khat of Mr, and, Mrs, R. .1. Chill. Mr, Phoenix •is expected for the clay also. Mrs.. (Dr.) Hodgson •and little son Edwin sof 'Central Butte, Sas'c„ are' rived on Friday and will spend the winter in town with the lady's per- mits, Mr. and Mrs. James Mahafbv. NIr. Russel E. May; a student of Victoria College, Toronto, arrived in town on Monday evening to eeend the holiday4:season under the par - •ch t 1 r Par- -Teta, a oaf, that of Mr. ,and Mrs. John May. Mrs. S. A. Armstrong : and Master Arthur and Miss Olive arrived Mort-.. day from Ontario, Cal,, and will. spend the holiday season . at the' home of the iady's mother, Mrs, Wm. Cooper,, Mrs;. (Capt.) Nilson of Woodstock, Mrs. Paull, Sr., of London and Mr, Ilarold Paull of Trinity Col- lege, Toronto, are Christmas gucots at the home•of Mr. and. Mrs. i1. 11. Paull of town. Mr. and; Mrs. Clarke Aliin of Indian - opens and Mr, V. Way Allin of Chicago are Christmas guests at the home of their parents, that of Rev. S, J. and Mrs. Allin of the Ontario street parsonage. bIr. Bruce is down from Port 1t,i:lam for the holiday season end on his '•return, will be accompanied by Mrs. Bruce, who has been here since Se)tember owing to the illness of . her father, the late George Potts,. Mr. and Mrs. L.. Weir and Misses Jean and Isabel leave today. for London where they intend spending Christmas, Mr. Weir will retain' the end of the week but Mrs. Weir and libber ones will - remain until after New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. Logan • of ' Saginaw, Mich., Mr. and Mrs, Cl, Gilchrist. and little! son of Ay and Mrs.. Senghas and two children of Platte- ville are expected today to .spend Christmas with their mother, Mrs. C;ilehrist of .Gown, Mr. and Mts A. 1e. Torrance and, ::Tuttle daughter and Mt 'and • Mee • IVI J.' Torrance arid little' del ghter', all of Toronto, -and Mr. Edgar Torrance of Exeter ate expectdd today to oa,t Christmas dinner un- der the parental roof; that of Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance of town Mr. C. D. Boeck and his little daughter, Miss Ethel, left yesterday to •spend , the Yuletide with the former's parentis at Morrisburg. Owing, to the fact that he taught all the summer vacation Mr. Houck was unable to spend much time at the old home and as his mother has"' • not been welt lately Ire decided to spend Christmas with her it is somewhat remarkable that his ]'ar- ents and their eight sons and daughters are still an unbroken. family, the eldcslr son being fifty-six years of age. Mr. and Mrs, Matt. Sheppard of Grif- fin, Sask., who' have been in !ee. prairie country for twelve years,. returned last week and' were in Clinton on Mondays and receiveda most cordial welcome -back fr rite old -tiros associates whore they .net. They noticed many changes about sewn, especially in the • per,opne1t of the business part, but noted that those whom they! knew and leaded with are still pretty much regarded as the standbys. Mr. and Mrs, Shep-'' pard purpose spending a ommie of menthes among their ' nu r,s.ruus friends in Goelerich township. W Greetin s this holly _ w r e a gou'll find combined The hearty 61: <., f f Personals. Miss Hazel O'Neil is acting 1ib.rarien .• during Miss Rudd's absence. IissPvel1m Ti lad3 IS home from Vankleek Hill for the C'itrisi.eas vacation, blr. and Mrs, It, 1:. Manning, Master Ilarold and Miss, Ilelen are. spend- ing Christmas with the former's brother in London. Miss Mabel Turner of 13rucefield spent a colple of days last week with Miss Rose McCaughey. Rev. Dr. and MTs, Rutlerige 'left Monday to send the holiday season with their daughter, Mrs. Shilling - ton, at South Bend, Ind, Miss Edna .Jackson is, expected Thome today to spend the Christmastide uncle]• the parental roof, that of Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Jackson, Masters Dan and Prank 'McGaughey ' of Blyth spent the fore part 0f the week with their uncle and anlu, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCaughey. Mrs, Houston, Miss Cruikshank, Miss Anderson and Miss White canoe clown froin Wingham Saturday to spend theday with Miss Edna Cooper. Miss Rudd is a, holiday visitor with herr sister, Mrs. Rumball of Flint, Mich. Mr. John Rumball goes over front Toronto for the festive.. ho11- day also. Mr. and Mrs'. John Ward and their; bright little son, Master.. Douglas, of Woodstock were guests over the week -end of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wheatley. Rev: Frank C. Harper, 13. D., was in 1lensalt-last Friday night conduct- ing the quarterly pia -communion service in Carmel Presbyterian. church ther.f.• Mr. Dodds Holloway of the abaci: of the Royal Bank, Sturgeon Palle, is house for the .Christmas vacation and afterwards will be removed to the Soo branch. My Solent 1Ienry, it graduate of the Clinton Model school this term, has secured a school agar Wolverton, Oxford county, and assumes charge after the New Year, Mr. Charles Jackson . of Manistee and another member of Mr. Trench's stall are in town and itT charge at the big rink which is now ready for skating and curling. Mr. and Mas. J. Percy Cole of the 16th' and their guests, Rev. W. H. and Mrs. Cole of Flint, Mich., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Holland on Friday evening last. Mr. John Brown left yesterday for Peerolia to spend over the holiday period with his son; Charles., From thence he goes to Sarnia and Port Huron to visit' his two brothers. Mrs. Donald Ross of Barrie and her three little daughters, Hetes, Mar- ,garet and Marian, are visiting Inc brother, Rev. Frame 13areer, . and Mrs. 1-Iarper at the Manse, Ontario Mr, end !Vies, Jaen. Cole lett yesterday for Ypslanti, Mich., where they in- Itend spending; the Christmas' holt-- clays with the latter's sister and th oer: friends. They may be absent so'Yeral weeks, Personals. Miss 3 l Bawden returned Monday froph a week's visit with Seaforth friends. Mr, R Hilton McCool of Crossleld, Alberta, is a visitor at the home of his aunt, Miss M. McCool of teem. . Pee, and Mrs. 11, it, Turner of Re- gina, Sask., who have bee:•t the guests of the lady's parents, Rev. S. J. arid Mrs. Allen, visited the former's mother at Parkhill during the past week.' Mrs. H. P. Ober and. her two chil- dren of Sterling, Alberta, arrived last *eek and will spend a couple of months or so with her mother,. Mrs. John Layton, and other rela- tives and Mende. • re - Clinton P. S. Christmas I 61,11 Division, Promoted from 1st to 2nd book, total marks 550, Ilopors-Norma Tre!eiven 482, Charlie Shipley 438, 'Joint Nediger 133, Wilfrid Grant 431, . Eleanor Plutusfeel 427, Olive Schoeubals 421, Fred McTaggart 412, Pass -Wilbur Nelson 895, Myrtle Sweet 390, Colenso Salter 378, .Bert McGuire 376, Norman Counter 37'3, George Elliott, 340, Charlie Mennei 340, Ferguson Carter 335, Myrtle 13011 330. -Olive Cooped, Tencher, Prom Pruner to bite .1st Reader, but remain in Division.:. 7. Total marks 300, required to•- pass • 1,80 - Carol Evans •268, Helen Coolie . - 267, Oliver. Rands 263, *Clarence • • Glazier 262, Viola Livermore 250, • Prank Latter 258, Marlelon Hawkins 253, Burton Bolton 238, Edith Hill 237, Margaret Rutledge 225, Alvin House 225, Reeser Forster 186 M. Wiltsc, Teacher. Promoted from Division 8 to Div- ision"7-Rcta Elliott, Billy Hovey Ebner Paisley, Russel Murphy, Vio- let Lapraik,' Addie Carter Willie Glazier. -W. Thompson, 'fee.cher. Seaforth. Irdr. II. Nixon was in London lase week visiting his parents, who lead just returned from I5amloopc, le,C. left.. John Button is home: from Toronto University for the Christ - leas vacation. Mrs. P. McNeil of Clinton. visited last week with Mrs. F. ,Savaugo, Mr. Geo. Cline of Winghain was in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jackson of Tis- dale, Sns'.c., are the guests of the lady's mother, Mrs. .1 as. Scott.' Messrs John and lint Smith were at,Lansrng„Mich last week attend- ing the funeral of a niece. Mrs.' G. Shaw has returned to her home at Ridgetown after a visit of a couple of months withfiends in Sea- forth and surrounding vicinity. 1 The News From Londesboro Mr. riand Mrs,I •d !delle and 1 Howard R z are Man., '1°ton P a two chtklren of Ly , guests at the home of the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Woodman, Mrs. J. O. Lounsbury and daughter are visiting during the holida3l seas- on with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crysier of Delhi. Rev. Mr, Armstrong, Toronto, sec- retary of missions in the Presbyter- ian Church of Canada, occupied the pulpit oC Knox church on Sunday last and set forth the carts° he represents very ably and clearly. The Sunday school had charge ol, the service in the Methodist church on Sunday morning -last and the special Christtnas sereiro was well carried out. Tho "Little White Gilts for the King" :were very appropriate, During the service each class donated. something to make another's Christ- mas bright and happy "end about twenty dollars in money and, ten, dollars worth of gifts were, .retcived and forwarded to the Deaeomhess Home, Toronto, for the use of. the little children less favored, In the evening the pastor, Rev. Mr. Keine, delivered an excellent Cllristunas Sar - mon and the choir rendered special tnusic. Mr, John Jameson of South Por- cupine is Visiting his brother, Mr. A. Janssen, over the Christmas holi- day time. li Joseph Lyonon ot random Men., e v ei:n relatives hereabouts. 15 15 ti S Mr, and Mrs, W. C'oekerline et Pilot Mound, Man:, who are hotme ona visit to the lattice's father, Mr. Ralph Stephenson of Stanley• and other friends, spent last week in this vicinity, Mrs, R. Watters of London is visll- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Riley, Mrs. White of Drayton isa guest at the home' of her brother, Mr. Tlios. Miller. Constance. Drif. Daniel Sutherland lost a val- uable horse last week. Mr. William Milson of Cleveland, Ohio, i4 spending the holiday season with his mother and other friends (hereabouts. Mrs. James isrann, Ste, is Iaid up with a couple of broken ribs. Not very!. pleasant cotnpany for Christmas time but it is hoped she will soon be all right again. Mr. Wm. Moore of Toronto is visit- ing l:is grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mann. Oood Morning l Have you though!: of sending The News -Record for 1015 as a Christmas Gift to your boy or girl away from Monte or to distant . i-1i'I!1 . friend 7 i 1 Wishing y o u one and all a joyous Christ- mas and a hap- py and pros- perous N; w Year. - S• fir/ H A P, A N PHONE 70