HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-04-10, Page 9Hullett Happenings
Mr. McGregor, who"'h is been in
Dakota for -Chitty years is 'visiting
his brother Mf Chas McGregor,
rclterinaiy of Constance.
Report of S. S. No; 1, for' March
--Effie Jamieson, Lulu Mann. Sr,
Sr. "41;h Nellie McMichael. Jr. 4th
3rd,-Af an Farnham, Fletcher Gib-
bings, Josephine Livingstone, : Jr.
3rd, :Mabel - Livingstone, Arnold
Jamieson, 'Gertie Glauzier, Myrtle
C1laitnet, '.Nota Mann•, (Pearl 'Alarm,
Eva Glauzier, Emma hart. Sr 2nd
—Florence Jamieson, Alta C+lat z era '
Mary Cribl)ings, Margaret`. Morris;
Mann, ann, 'Raymond' Jamieson, Jr.
2nd;—Cecil Farnham, .Charlie Mann,
Allison Dale, Percy, a
Taskei, Non
Dale. ,Pant: -2nd, -Geo. Hart; Leslie
Tasker, Willie L,ivingstone.-.Primer—
Joe ,Hart, Latta Wright
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with Campbell's' Varnish Stain.
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[WE' AHEBEFIIr
READY with the 'finest line of
Shoes and Oxfords for every-
body that it has ever been our
pleasure to show,
.,READY to serve you carefully
and satisfactorily.
READY with the best values. -i
town,
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some beautiful -new patterns and some wonderful values In these
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than we have ever shown before. •You can save money by buy-, •;
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Furniture Buyers at this store iievariably come e
back when they 'want more and bring their friends
with them.
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now at money saving prices. Why,not secure what „
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors •
Phone 104
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OUR Wall Hangings.have
a deeorative,effect and value
which makes the home invit-
ing and comfortable. Our
designs are almost -sure to suit,
rode taste and .oar prices
your pocket book. wring us
the measurements of ' your
room' 'and we will give you
an estimate of the cost.
W. D. FAIR CO.
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Mr, W. J. Paisley r✓as in -(iodenlcli
- last week
Inspector Johnson is in Seaforth of-
ficially today.
Editor Elliott' of the Blyth Standard
attended the Spring Fair. '.
Mr L. Fair of 'St. Catharines was a
visitor in town over, the win -end.
Miss Elva Levis wan the gime:: o:
G'odericn friends over tee weeitted
Miss Mary Moore, London was the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. Chambers,
last week.
Miss Baker of , Fullerton has been the
guestduring the past week of Miss
Beatrice Greene.
Mr. erre Mrs. Edgar Pattison and
babe .of 'Brucefield were in. town
over the week -end.
Mr. G.•S. Robertson of, Lucknow
came '.down nn Thursday- last to.
attend the Spring Fair.-
Mrs. Wesley Walker -returned Iast
evening from a visit to Guelph,
Hamilton and Toronto.
Mrs. J. G. Medd last week visited
her aunt, Mrs. 'Joseph Lyon of
Mullett, who is very ill.
Miss ;. E. J. Spark or Seaforth was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. le
Cantelon over aha' week -end.
Miss Pearl O'Neil left on Monday tor
Moosejaw, Sask., after- spending'; a
couple of months at her home in
town. •
Mr. H:: Il. Chapman, the new pro-
prieter of the Twitohe11 shoe'store,
was in '5t. Thomas Monday and
Tues_ilaw. .
Mr. J. W. Irwin of'i,onion was a
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visitor' in town on Horse Show
Day and the guest of Mr, and Mrs,
J. Cuningha#.tie.
&15s Jean Ross of Seafor t was
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her home inet1
.own over Sunday .,
had for her guest Miss Helen Mur-
ray of Tavistock.
Mr. and Mrs. James 'i'witrlleli c' re
in Stratford on Mon Ity al tend;i]g
•`the funeral of the form is broiled.,
the late Arthur Twitehnli.
Mr. W., Harland of Guelph emelt the
• week -end with his 'family in town.
Mr.Harland intends shortly, to take
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his residence in the R y
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Messrs. J. P. Sheppard and le J;
_Monaghan attended the funeral of.
the late Arthur 'Twitchell in Strat-
ford on Monday as representatives
from Court Maple "Leaf.
Rev. J. E. Ford is in -Toronto this
week; attendityg a meeting of the
• transfer committee and other . im-
portant committees in connect i.en
with conference work.` '
Mr. Peter Ker ,left Friday afternoon
to spend a few days with his' son
Will at London, and enc this be has
started :again'lor. Provost, Alta. He
had a good time while 'here and was
downright sorry to leave,tho cid
home town. he'll -be, back ,.again•
next season, though.
.rc tined
Mr. and ` s. N. A. Pltoenixtt
trip
Saturday from thetheirhoneymoon trrl
and are spending a few days at
the .parental .home in town prior
to theit departure for .Vancou-
ver where Mr. Pheonix will be en-
gaged propably for same months
in engineering work.
M*. W. J. Elliott, chief constable of
Bayfield, was in town Saturday,
accompanied by his brother, Rich-
ard, locally known as '"Dick the
Corker," and one of the best na-
tured men en,:the whole country-
side. Constable Elliott made sev-
eral purchases at the big ,sale of
livery stook on Friday. ,•
Bagfieid
A very pleasant evening was spent
at thehone of Me. and.A1 cs.
17ic:r-
ael Miller on Tuesday'wele whena
surprise party, consist'ng nt a remi-
tter of the friends and relatives of
the couple, gathered to celebrate the
seventy-seventh birthday of \Ire Mil-
ler, After spending •earns 'tone.. in.
genres and nlueic' a sumptuous binth-
day feast was partaken-. of, Mrs. Mil-
ler occupying the seat of honor. Be-.
fore separating. the company joined in
'hearty •congratulations to the host-
ess. Ainongse those present were
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Darrow, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Eagleson Miss A. Connol-
ly.of Mt. Clemens, M'r. John Dar-
row„ Mr.. Fred Davidson and Mr.
Harold Pollock.
Mr., Chas. Donaldson, general a ant
of the J. L Case Company, was u1
town on. Friday last a visitor at
the parental home. The genial Char-
lie is ever welcome' to the 615 home
town of Bayfield.
New Spring Dugs tin
nares.
April IOth, 1913;.
We'are showing attradt:ve new patterns in all kinds of ioor coverings that
are;wplth your ,while, and every ,b'it of extravagance taken out of the price`
We're devoting particular attentiort this Beason ;to newCand attractive patterns in
ART • RUGS AND SQUARES.
We have passed into stock this week a new shipment of rugs in tapeatry and Brussels. Everyattern a
new design in all the popular sizes and colorings, as prices within reach of all. We are after all the trade'ther'e
is this season in rugs and carpets. Our stock is complete to begin with, anything special that may bo wanted we
can quickly get. If you vivant to tone things up, at little expense, come and see what we call values in rugs aid
art squares.
Linolelinis and I'1�oi Coverings
Our stock is nowconiplete ill linoleums and oilcloths. In linoleum we carry the best productions in
and four yds wide at 50c aequaro yard, Oilcloths from 1 yard to 2 yards wide at 30c a square yard.
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New Siriug . Uosiery 'for
Wien elle Women
We aro showing a'complete range of men's, women's and children's.
cashmere, cotton and 'light thread and silk boot hose, made for appearance
and wear byy the most reliable makers. If you have hose wants, come to
us. Vvery pair guaranteed or money refunded.
Loud Pedal on Quality,
- Soft Pedal en Price.
London Road
A quiet, wedding took place at the
home of the bride's mother, ilirs. E.
Walters of the211:1 �r
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noon
Gl es la of e-
noon of last week when her
'dttit r
a g to ,Miss 14lary was united' in
marriage to Mr. Walter Layton. The
ceremony was performed by the,Rev•
S. J. Allin in the ,presence of about
forty immediate friends and relatives
of the •two,families• The bride was
daintily y gowned iu cream silk: She
wore a very pretty wreath of, snow -
drape
ha and in her it carried a be-
elect of white carnations. The young
couple were unattended. ' Mrs. G.
W. Laytan played the wedding mus-
ic. After the ceremonythe company
sat down to a sumptuous wedding
feast., In, the evening a reception
was held, when a number of the fri-
ends of the newly -wedded pair were
invited to make merry witty them and
a, very pleasant tine was spent. Mr.
and , Mrs Layton ; have taken, up
housekeeping on the farm which the
graoiif' but recently purchased on the
2nd and they have the,, goodw.wishes of
their ,large circle of friends for a
happy and prosperous futiire. •
Mr. J. Robinson of London visited
Mr. Miller' Stephenson •one day last
week,
Mr. Arthur Stephenson has t s sold to
s
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Mr. -:I Fred Nott the, fifty -acre lot
which he purchased a few .years .ago
and which lies convenient to Mr.
Nott: Mr. Stephenson's idea is to
have a smaller farm, with less work
and more comfort, a very, sensible
and rational idea in these days when
farm help in scare.
Bagfield.
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Rev. Mr. Macfarlane was called to
Banks, near Collingwood, this week
owing to the serious illness of .his:
sister, Mrs. Parks.
' Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Lawrason and
family and Mrs. Parker left on Sat
urday last for North Dakota after
spending the winter In Bayfield.
Missionary Scry tars will be conduct-
ed in the Methodist church on Sun-
day morning next by the Mr: J • A.
Irwin of Clinton
On Saturday Mr. W Feliott
,eloped the deal for the sale of .ehc
,house he formerly occupied io
eereasurcr Joen,Reid of 4t,tuley :and
last week he ti�ovecl 00 to the : pro-
perty which he taught ireet Yrs,
Geo, W. woods. Another 111e Mr,
Elliott' recently made was of a Meese
and lot to Mr. : John McLeod.
We have to report this weak the
death of the infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. John Davidson, who passed a-
way on Saturday •last aged live
months. The funeral took place on
Monday afternoon to Bayfield . ceme-
tery. The Rev, H. J,. Condon cots
ducted the services at house and
graveside. The sympathy of the
community is extended to tlie ber-
eaved parents.
Hallett Township
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T. McMichael. dc' Son etlrfbfted Lord
Ronald at the Mitchell Fair on Tues.
day and won first prize. This horse's
sire, Baron Lock asgiv n the redd
illio -i f
ticket for best stn n with h. Dire of
hisget including Lord Ronald.
Am
I
ong the horse owners from Mul-
lett who won prizes at the Seaforth
show, last week were, T. McMichael
& Son, Victor Dare, Joseph Blake,
J. Scott; George Dale &I Son, W.
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Rimm, Snell Taros. •
The following is the report o
f
S.
J. No. 1, ,Kellett, for the .month of.
March. Examinations were in re-
citation, literature, ; language; and.
spelling. Those narked * wereabsent
for one or more examination: Sr.
4th,—Warren Rogerson
77 Charlie
5underoock 78. Jr. 9rth,—Florence
Cartwright. 85, Sr. , 3rd,—Lillie Con
neli 75. Sr. 2n5,—Arthur Ogbourne
98*, Tom Appleby 84, Kathleen Al
ren 79, Harold Crittenden 78*, Willie
Briggs 76. Jr'. 2nd,—Alfred White,
72, Ralph Joscelyn 70*„Mary Cari-
wright 70* Cecil Cartwright 68*
George Addison 36, Part 2nd,—Mil-
ton Brown -80,, Lilian•Cartwright 75,;.
Hazel Rogerson 70, Violet Addison
60, Bertha Crittenden 60,. Sr,' est—
Olive
Jr.t„—Leslie
Oily Josc 1 n, r 1
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Knox, Elgin 3FoscelS
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b,—
Rosetta Crawford, Lizzfe Itiwrence
Alvin CartwrightEdwin Cart-
wright.
No. an roll- 27, average at
tsndanee 13. Perfect attendance --
Charlie Sundercock, Lillie Connell,`.
Kathleen Allen—Rhoda MacKenzie,
Teacher.
The News From Londesboro
O'iiss Minnie Crawford, ' 't.o Inas
been staying for the past few years
with friends at Niagara' Falls, is
k with her teth-
er
a few weeks
spending g
, stir. Chas. Crawford.
Mr.' D. Cantelan shipped a ear of
hogs on ''Tuesday, the price pied 'm-
ing $9,25• . •
Mr. Beacom of Goderich ;pent a'
tew v da s at the home of M . Jaynes
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Campbell:this week:
Mr. Wee..: (71t1Lths 'Ia tsrts:
3 wnd A
Pringle left this week !or Edmottten,
Alta.
Mrs. C. I•I. Manning spent a few
-clays last .week with her mother,
Mrs• Moggridge of Clinton,
Revs Mr, Thyme of Palmerston is
supplying' Knox and Burns churches
Log a few weeks until a new minis-
ter is inducted.
Mrs. Longman, who owing to an
accident nearly a year ago had• to
have one of her limbs amputated, is
now in Clinton hospital undergoing
treatment. It is hoped that her re-
covery will nowbe rapid and com-
plete
,
The ladGlees of alio 1Von1en's Institute
desire to thank the managers S o
f the
Temperance HIouse for tate use of
the house'- and half for their pie soc-
ial recently held, -Mrs, M. Brown,:
president, Mrs. II, -J Young, secret-
ary.
Mrs, 1-1.' Adams of Minneapolis is
visiting at the home of'11e a•,•1 lye se
R. Adams,
Mus. J. L. Awde and children tui
vis' Ih at he home ill hamare tt t a e
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tee lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.1u.
M cC o o 1.
Mr. Thos. Millar received a eai' el
'betel this week. ; .s
Miss M Chrysler of Delhi is visit-
-ing her sister, Mrs. `J: O.: Lounshury.
What night have proved to be a
very serious accident happened car
Monday. as Mr. H. Bill and Mr. Go:-
,.•
butt were drivinghome from the vete
e
age.
The horse became frightened at
something and made a bolt for the
ditch, throwing. Mr. eeili wee vat,
driving out. The horse then ran_
down the road with Mr. Gorbutt,
who 4s over eighty years old, in the
rig, but he gamely managed to se-
euro the reins and stepped 110 ar.iinel
bolore seriotls-damage was done.
Hullett Township
The Summerhill Beef Ring will be-
gin the season's killing next Monday,
with Mr• Clark `l' Auburn as butcher.
o
Mr., Chas. Rogerson has. gone fo
Airdrie, 'Alta., where he has alarge
r intends per-
manently
and where he to p
nmanently locate• The neighbors:
much regret the removal of Mr. Rog-
erson and family from the commun-
ity but wish them unbounded success:
in the _west -
For Sale ads, in Tho News -Record
bring, buyers.
ear Opening
Sale
Boots and Shoes, 'r -inks, Suitcases
aitd. C1 .1b Bags
.H.aving-purchased the stock of J, Twitchell d& Song I inter d.continuing
business, and must make room for new goods already ordered.”
F.ICS ' WILL
CUT
on allgoods 'relp ;inin; of J. Twitchell '& Son's stock for clearance.
Come with crowd to the big re -opening sale.'
t he
CHAPMAN