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No 1780 —34th Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 13th, 1913
THE HOME PAPER
If 'you
ave a house for sale or to rent advertise it on page 5 of The News -Record.
,
Will buy a good 8 day ebonized wood
Cathedral Gong Mantle Clock at
Hdl-
ya s. -
This Clock . is made by old reliable
makers. - '
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Call and get, ,one.
/mere and. Optician -
- Clinton -
1 ----The Royal Bank
OF CANADA. '
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Capital Authorized 25,000,000
Capital, Paid•up 11,500,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits 12,500,000
Total Assets 175,000,000
32.5 Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Debosits. General Banking business transacted.
R. E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch.
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Molsoils 1)011
Incorporated 1855 Established in Clinton 1879
IlrEAD ORRICE MONTREAL
'SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest curreat rate on sums of $1 end
upward from date 01 deposit, Joint ereconnts
BRANANGE
CREs D ANTF4 ALL OVER CANA.DA AND AGENW, ALL
OVER THE WORLD.
A GENERAL • BANKING - BUSINESS • IRANSACTED,
C. E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch.
THE OLD BOYS ,COMIN•G a ST. PAIJ1,'S CHURCH.. • " ' e)N'T ST. (II -TORCH.
The IliteoneOld Boys Asiaaciation of
Toronto Will run their annual exer-
sion to Cliaton and laicknoWon .July
5tha.returning on the evening of the
7th. inst. One ofethe features of the
exettrsion will be an auto trip around
the county.. '
THE a.00AL MARKET, ,
Wheat 92e.. " •
Oats 31c.
Peas -90c.• to $1.00.. a ,
Barley 45e. to 50c.
Butter- 19c. to 20c. '
Eggs, '17c, to 18c.•
Live'ehlogs .$9.25,
DEANERY MEETaNG, .•
A riumb'e of the lady inembers . of .
St.-Pahl's chuedi attended the Sun-
day: Selioad eonvention and Deanery
meeting in, Exeter on Tuesday, mak-
ing the trip: intlic bus.- Am-
ong those inethee party were : Mrs. J.
McLeod;_111r1e, 0, „La. Jeakins Mrs.
Dayrnent, ;Mrs. -Stamen, Mrs. Sewell,
ales. Middleton and. Miss Middleton,
Mips lararrifield and the Misses Baw-
den, Rev. , Mr.- Jeakilas alsei 'attended,
gding down by trairi in the morning.
MODEL SCHOOL NOTES. *
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' Baseball.
Lawrence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2
Gordon 1 1 0 1 4. 2 7 0 -16,
Oliver 2 1 0 5 1 2 0 1 3-15
Elliott 2 5 1 3 1 0 2 2 0-19
League Standing.
Lawrence, WOR 3, lost 1-75 p.c.
Oliver. won 2 lost 2-50 p.c.
Rev, W. R. , Norwood and Re, S, Mrs: , King, soprano soloist
8:" Hardy, both ,,,,of--Londori, preached in North street , church, Goderieli,
inornirre.e, and evening on Sunday, the will sing in this church, du Sunday
occasion ,being the regular inissioriary evening aeat,, • • "
Cainpaign, , 'Educational, and Temperance
, • anni-
vernary seavicetr• will be held Sunday
morning and evening next.
,
. 4 free- lecture will be given In the A 0,,,,I3TE 05 .
town hall on the everrin, of the 27th -
by Mr, J, B. Watson, field secretary The "Rounders", wi tli Dick Tasker '
end lecturer of -the' •Association for pftchilig: took SI,. Paul',e baseball
the Prevention of Tuberculosis. 'The tears ,.into .canip on Monday. evening
lecture will be illustrated and is said by a score of 9-0, but The News -Re -
to be a very sitiaple"-:-.1mt,ins5ructive cord hire been given to understand
one.' As this is a subject' which . in ; that the challenge published •iri last
terests, or should interest; everyone, 1 week's issue- stile holds good. - It is
ub -care .having any guarantee . of sat- expected •the . -return match will be
ety . from the disease, there will no 'played On Monday evening next, The
doubt tie a Iriege number present ' ''iO line-up was as follows : ' - ,- '
hear 0. . ' - . St. Paul's -W. • Johnson, c., 0. E.
. , , .
A Bow.i.b....6,/,1.0N, .. , - . Dowding, lb .., y,-; Hawkins, 213., A.
- , ,_ . ' Cousins, 31), G.
, , .Draper, S. c., .1.,
. The Seaforth ,News in its last issue Doherty, ra. M. e Counter, ,. 1.4,, . G.
had '', athe follOwillg.; ''..I.13 our ., last, "IVIeGtedor, 'C.f., :1-1.Reid p
issue we announced that Melvin erica, Rounders=J. Weir, c R. John
&f Clinton ,had married a lady- of the son, lb., D. Cluff, 2b., F. 'AlccaugheY,
same town on Apeil 23rd, We pub- ab., 1. ywitehell, s.s , J. McCetighey
lished this in good faith, as our in- ref., N1. McEware; c.f., D. Tasker, p.
formation came frcua a most reliable , .
us that we were misiMormed, so we
'11111:RE A I? E ieleN Elatifleld
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Any person Who sells liquor M a Ali:. .John, Whiddon has returnect
local option district it liable' - to a
fine of from one hundred .to five
hundred 'dollars and posts or. three
nionths in., gaol for the ,fIrst . offence
arid fOur in:oaths " imprisoninent for
the second offence. '
Any person who ippears' intoxicat-
eA. the, street in a local ()titian
tovni renders himself liable to a fine
al from twenty to fif ty. aollaes for
the . first 'offence andelui may also be
compelled to diviitge the`nritne". of the
person frona,„wlioni he securect the
liqjtor, Fairing to furnish elle'. infor-
niation, he may be sent to gaol for
three Months. rine -for the see -
mad conviction ai not lens than forty
dollars and costs.
irons Clinton, Iowa, where he spent '
Lour, months or so with his daugh-
ter," -Mts. Blown, He 18 looking a
little thinner than when We last saw
him. but says lie feels -well. We ars
all glad to see him back again for
Bayfield hardly, seems ,the same,
place without Mr. Whiddon.
Mr, .m.d Mrs. James Scott of Sea.
forth and their daughter, Mrs. Wal.
ten Pickard pf CalgarY, aro at the
Commercial for a few aa s. • ,
and ' Mrs" George ,Ilowantree
and:daughter8,' MiSs.es Geitie and
Myrtle, of London spent. Monday and '
'Tuesday iii Bayfield.
Rev, George E: Ross and family 'of
el orlerieli were, in Ihiv field on 'Sabel-
• day, maline preparations for tetine
....A.UTOMOBILES ANI
Gieir 'ab-ocle‘ shortly in. HiCat 'sem-
RidgetoWn Dominion .-The o'reater mer cottage in ,the vitinity of .balinya
the.„epeed of an auto the more dust breezy- ,13.ayfield. ,
It raises, and for that' 'reason, auto , - aherrowe Seaforth WITS an the
ownerS and chauffeurs shored, go at a e;illatee- 'on Tuesday. •
moderdeeThi' •of speed•On tile town ' Rey. Mr. Young of :Dungainign oc-
streets. . They. should be thoughtful capied the' pulpit of TriaitY church de
enotigh of areclestrains and people , sit- Sunday. morning. last, ,preaching a 1.,
ting on lawns and porches not to the interests of missions..
-Mr. .and Mrs. Vl'igle ,'oe -.Port Ilitrou
are the guests' of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jamee 'Sturgeon, this
weeMiks's Cartei of Detroit and Garner;
an,c1 'Hinson of the Dental _College,
-
Toronto, arrived on Saturdhy to
spend the summer here. ,
The services ia St, • Andrew's
church on. Sunday next will be COD -
ducted by the Rev. D. G. McGee:gar
of Toronto. Mr. MeGtegor is one
et. the secretaries of the Board of
Social Sericiee and Evangelism. and is
an eloquent and convincing speaker_
This is a rare opPortunity for the
people -of Bayfield and vicinity anl
they are cordially invited to the ser-
vices at eleven in the forenoon and
seven in the evening.
;James L. Marshall of Calgaty, Al -
thing, and ,are utterly unconscious berta, - aged twenty-seven years, pass -
the' contempt' in Which they are held ,ed, away on Wechiesday of last week,
by decent people, matoriats as well after a very brief Illness from pneu-
as others. • , ,
TI1E C. C. L, WINS TIIE SERIES,
The Clinton Collegiate tea= put
the Stratford team out of. the run- where he resider] for a time before go..
ning for the Hough Cup on Saturday ing west ia little over a year, ago, and
last when they succeeded in holding
the Classic City boys to a tie score
of lel. Clinton thus wins the seriea
since it defeated Stratlord in that
source. However, Mr. Crich informs MORE AUTOS. • desire to raise more dust than is
• necessary,- to say nothing of the dr -
make the correction very cheerfully . Mr. Jas. R. hillier has purchased a ger, ta ' chiidren playing on the
for, while marriage is an honorable McLaughlan five-paasenger car from_ streets Or tO old persons crossing.
state in which to bestill no one thd Paxinan-Gillies Conmeny and, Nes, it is quite passible to own and
,
wants to be classed as 'n3arried whea accompanied by Mr: Paxman, went drive an auto and get all kinds of
they are not."' down to London /,this morning to pleasure out of it, .514110 paying
bring up the auto. As when Mr. some regard to the amenities. It is
ONT. ST. CHURCH - Miller undertakes anything he goes a rear pleasure to watch the moderae
into it in a whole.souled way, we ately speedy car go by in town,
An unusually. large numieer attend- '
fancy he. will quickie', develop into - a raising very little dust. On the con -
last. The preparatory
ed the communion service on Sunday safe but speedy _driver. - teary, to see 'the driver of another
morning ser-
..
Elliott, WOD 2, lost 2-511 p.c•
vice held at ten o'clock was also 'at -
Gordon won 1 lost 9-25 P.C.
_ landed by more. than the usual num-
' Centre Ball. .
bee.. The class -leaders and Rev. Mr.
Bessie . O'Neil 19, Alice Pickett 20.
Newcombe assisted the pastor in ad -
Kathleen Dowser 19, E. Mackenzie 16
ministering .the sacrament after the
A SISTER PASSES. public service. - ' , .
At the League meeting . on Monday
. Mr. William Crooks re,turned on evening Miss Carrie Shipley read an
Monday ' evening from Linwood in admirable paper on the 23rd Psalm,
Wellesley township whither lie had Mr. Weber sang in good voice "My
been called by- the illness of Ms sis- Mother's. Prayer" and a-ni iristruthent-
ter, Miss Jane Crooks, who passed al duet was contributed by Miss --E.
away on Wednesday- of .last week. Lavin and
Mges Plumsteel. Reports
Mieh Crooks was ninety-three years were presented by Misses Wasrnann
of age. She was a native of 'Ireland and Stevens. Miss Bradshaw pre,sid-
hut had resided in the vicinity of' .ad.
Linwood., for many years, Mr. Crooks
'and one other sister, whb live across WILLIS CHURCH.
the American border, axe now the beth Were admitted by letter.
Rev, R. Martin orStratford preach-
only-. surviVing members of the trig -
ed excellent 'sermons Viitorning and eV- The following new band of officers
Mal family w-hich came to this
001113 on Sunday last. - At the morae were elected at the League's annual
country very many years 'ago, llret ing service miss Barbara maivor sang
ineeting on Monday evening :.
settling inathe County of Peel,
President, John Sutter.
. -. ... - a solo: very acceptably,
' 1st Vice, 'Miss Bessie -Davis.. ' .
THE B -AND CONCERT:' - Next Sunday being 1,11e. anniversary,
' Rev ,Mr, McMillan' of MirniC -* , •
The, S, A. Territorial Staff iland' ° the preachqr for the day. As Mr. 2nd Vice, Miss Gertrude Chant.
Associate, Miss Larine Langford.
lect Vice, Gordon Ouningliame.
Associate, Auktin Iho,are,
4th Vice, T. E. East.
Associate, Wellington Cook
sape. Jr. la,agas, miss 1), o' aninion. 1 the Wingham High School, the Wood -
Associate, Miss, Marion Irwin. stock. team ' having drawn the bye',
Secretary, Carl East. ' ' the first' one to be played i - Clinton
'Preasii rer, Wilmer Wallis, , at; three o'clock on Saturday af ter -
Assistant, Miss Ruby Wise. noon. . . .
The C. C. I's are. loping, for a good
Pianist, Miss Gladys Cantelon.
turn -out at tbe home ga.mee ta help
ARE 'CITE,/ AWARE OF IT ? ilefrae the expenses of the out -of-
. '"There are a great many girls and toaw,nue grianner-elsip.
on Saturday was as fol -
Studebaker. five -passenger car which dust,
Mr. Jas. Tavitchell has bought a ear rush by in a great cloud of
regardless of everything, in -
will be along an a Week or so. The sPines a Wilth for a allot -gun. The
driving in this case will inaall pro- autoneobile as driven by some pea-
bability devolve upon Mr. Harry ple is a nuisance and a ,danger mo -
Twitchell, who has a 'great fondness vocative of all kinds -M dire threats.
405 goad clean sport of all 'kinds but Arid the worst feature of it all is
who, it ie. quite likely,, will give up that this class of drivers seemingly
the more strenuous games this sea- never read anything; never learn any -
,son for autoing, 'Phis ear was
bought through the local agency,
Messrs. Bartliff and Rattenbury.
WESLEY CHURCH, , -
The sacrament' was administered at
the -close of the morniag service on
Sunday, the pastor and Rev. .7.
Greene officiating. Several new mem-
. . . o a ill bt Associate, 'Miss Larne Gould.
Toronto gave a concert in the towe ...b
ei Milian is no stranger to the Willis
hall on Monday e.yening.in the inter- 1 congregation he needa no antroduction
ests of the Salvation ,Array, ' '. e h
jell and ie always welcome. ..
'tiering between twenty-five and thirty
'vas largely attiendeil. The band num.
came clown
1,,,,) been Saturday' and Sunday,
Irmil Wingbain 15110151thei.1711 en . the afternoon.
of the Centre Huron S. S. Associa-
tion, aeldressecl the Sunday school
Mr. A. T. Cooper, as representative
The Band. of Little lielpars of 'Wil -
is church will visit the House- of
Refuge next Monday evening instead
of Saturday as previously amioilia
cod.
IT WILL BE MOTHER'S DAY.
,immenemananneernonnia '••"'""m"""mil'imi" the afternoon 'and they gave an open
. .
. air concert between' seven and eight
mesonnammemeamannimmomnomeow .rnsmitssitmmisioshisansi m'clock 35111011 brought out the eitiz
, ens in large numbers. This band. is
• said to be the ' best of its kired in
, • Canada aria it certainly was, worth
Saturday. fa'ay.Aptsi 1 2 6.
We are going to make Saturday
Apri126, Hat Dy at our store.
74;fill be a day of big. hat sell-
ing for we are going to sell hats
for glen and Boys, at prices that
should Yend them out by the doz. -
en.
We have gathered together hats
in broken lines, and sizes, both
in colored and black. The reg. ,
,ular prices of these hats are
from $1.25 at 2.50. 93ut in
order to clear them _quickly
you can take your choice of en
tire lot for 99cts. •_
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Just Received This Week First
Shipinent of Boys NVasli Suits.
THE MOIIIIISH CLOTHING COI
CL.INTON, ONTARIO
Motto : "A Square Deal for Every.Man"
listening to end those who took in
the concert were amply repaid. The
Dnyh,daaynd nweixiit, bewillm
olbser.ve'd'aalostbsenae 300
113 women in town, w -ho, if they
proceeds amounted to a tide sunSunday : a
were aware of the good , wages they
which, after paying' the expenses con -
could earn , and the short working
throughout Canada ,and elle
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hours during the summer Months, on fleeted, lef 1 a margin for. the local generally
,
United States by the wearing of a ' corps who are to be congratulahed
1 upon presenting such, a, Tine entertain- flower. For a' while white flowecs Mee, dean work and in bright -and
1
ment. ,.80111C prominent members of „iy
*ere aeon on this day, but let- tealean NortkrooOplIISQrtu
,\uVOilltlitel sta.:: orir
adeva,n,-, ' I
the 'Army accompanied the Band, icily a change has been made and now- ge05 vhep
amongthe riamber -Captain Morris of colors are - coneidered: the correee, remarked a member of the Jackson
T .
Lorna:in, ------------ ,
ill
WEDDED IN ST. JOSEPH'S.
monia. He was the second sou ol
Mr. „arra Mrs. Edwa,ed Marshall of
Bayfield and was well and favorably,
known in the village, M Clinton,
in . all the eurrounding district. Hie
brothers, j. A., of Saskatchewan, and
Charles ' A . of Calgary, and their
uncle, Mr. Frank J. Redmond of
city the previous Saturday by a score Lethbridge, Alberta, considered 0 ad -
of 1-0, "The gams wera played in the visable to inter the remains at Cal -
middle of the afternoon and the heat garY, wae done S'aturda3-
Was very trying to the ,players. At afternoon last. Of the family at foue
half time Stratford was in the lead, sons and, three daughters, James. was '
but a goal Shot by McCrostie in the the first to cro:es OVer. Much sym-
second half tied the game and won pathy is expresSed for the bereaved
the series Ma Clinton, Clinton will ones,
now play home and home games with
A very -pretty and 'dainty wedding
took place. in St. Joseph's caurch
yesterday morning when Miss 'Mar-
aret 'daughter Mr: *mid ' Mrs,
Andre* McGuire' of Goderich *town -
thing except when "Mothex" is no 5153. 0, 5)1101 r t, s ep .
sl
tenger here, when white iS still enn.. other day in speaking of the diffieule
sidered appropriate. It isea preety- ties. experienced- in, securing sufficient
euetom and its establishment in
gen- 'IsitelaprtiPnif til)iren nnQehe e s sf ai teyt a r occasionallyjcin0tb earl'
eta]. favor could not but be beneficial,. .
t•owns in order to he able to' :iiipply
Besides the wearing of a flower there '
le , theeletter., _that, rnigbt „tie WIS i tte,I1 the denuord for their gpocti,, ," 1 wiela,
an e
that parents who have young girls
• iday, 'r ,,m 01 " -'' • ot right
starting out to earn money would (
ship, became the bride of Mr. Bern- 1 at band, .and the many thoughtful
look Into this matter, inform them-
ard 'Clark, of Hagarsville. --, little, services of love if site is. Let
selves of the ,opportunities offered and
The ceremony eia:r performed by the ' "Mother's Day" be observed with all '
„ . .
., . .• . , ' urge their , daughters to take advert -
Rey. Fattier Hogan, the parish priest teverende. ' , ' ,
, . itage of our Offer of steady and profit-
and- was witnessed leer -1, number of in- -
.. ' ' ' • •GREAT AL TREAT - ' ' able e.niployment," he continued: '''It
vited guests. The bride was given . - . MU-SIC.a . '
, would certainly help- us out and the
awayeby .her brother Mr. John Mc- Gatty Sellars the World famous
• . e. , -Queens Hail more people we can employ ,the • het-.
Gaire. . . , • . En5n11011, Organist of the
' , ter for the town."
The bride. woee a lovely gown . of London ' England concerts and the '
MINSTREL SHOW.
ivory satin, a .veil caught up, with a • Cryptal PalaceeMpsical Festival isto- A
wreath of orange blossoms, and car- play in - Wesley church con Monday
Miss Ella McGuire, sister of the The peogram will include the ear- streis af
town hall, on Friday evening M
Goderiqh will appear in the
bride, was . arrayed in pink,. ()nation music of King George V.. and
nex.t week. This is the club that
wore a .1 arge pinture hat Queen Mary. Cathedral ,chimes from
little flower girl, Miss. Loretta Lane ed with the organ. Other items will own town two nights last week. The
Played- to crowded houses in their
• and carried ,. pink roses. The PrettY the Queens Hall, London, will heals --
of Seaforth, the bride's ne1ec, also, be the Russian pa,t.rol, representing !allowing in the London Free Press
for itself : • .
wore pink;and carried a -basket of pink' the approach passing by and the speaks:
sweat ,peas. Mr -Oswald Clark, bro.' gradual disappearance of a Russian "A full house greeted the Meneset-
thee of , the groom, was, hestrnan. patrol and the storm at sea, In the ung Canoe'Club minstrels last neght,
During- the ceremoay Miss Nettie
Byrne M Stratford sang a solo very
W.swetly. Mt McGuire and Mr.
J. Shannon were ushers.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party and_ guests clrore to
the home of the bride 8 parents where
the wedding breakfast was served.
The groom.'13 gilt to the bride was Rah per states that Mr, esellats in Dr. Sale showed great abilite: as an -
a sunburst of pearla, to the brideS- this piece obtains the most remark- .terloertor, The eoloitts of .the ev-
id ld-lOcket to the flower able effects ever heard on an organ. ening, were Messrs. .FOwier, Cook,
The aferersetung Canoe Club Min-
ried cream, toses. The bridesmaid, evening next.
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patrol- the traltn,p of the soldiers, the it. being , the occasion of then ane
drums, trumpets and military effec.ts. 1111111 concert. A splendid orchestra
ere clearly portrayed. The, world's consieting of ;nine Pieces furnished'ex-
prees are une.nimous in declaring this cellent music for the occasion. "he
'organist to be pre-eminent M such hith and jokes of the end men, Mes-
descrintive music as the Storm. in srs. IleynoldS; -Doyle, Jones, Smith,
which' rain, wind, thunder and, light- Parsons and. Sturdy, were laughable
maO effects are obtained. One Eng- and kept the amihride in an uproar.
Ina a go e -
groomsmari gold .m111 linli-.s. . - :I 'record on Uri , tour cd 00 recitals whoin . received encores. The spce-
' -s '' 3
A'rn'Ig :the guests' fr°M a' 'di•stance''"; gi'v.C.n.- in direct .succession. on the iarg- . ,ialtY, ".'A 'Butch '. Cocktail," pet en by
were Mr. arid Miss Priffin and Mr. I eSt organs of, Canada and' the United 1-1,_ O. Sturdy and 0. L. iearsons,
and ,Miss hae-Y,, ,Goderidi ; ivir. aad !States.' The largest audiences ' in the waS very amusing and created' a
Mrs. Byrne' ane Miss Nettie Byrne, 1 historY oi many ;of the larger ' cities great deal, of laughter. Tbe - last
Stratford"; Mre and: Mr+s- Thos. Lane' visited have assembled. Comnient is part; of the ehaw represented "Police,
and Miss Loretta, Seaforth ; Mine frequently made on the ease With Court Justice." ' This part was well
Ella McGuire, Toronto ; and Mr • 'Os- which Mr. Sellars 'adapts himself to 'Presented. and ,bronght down the
weld Clark, „Layfaettee - strange instruments. At , times he house, as there were peesent in the
Mr. and Mrs. Clark left on the af-, never sees the organ until commene- audience a . judge 'and. a justine of
teenoan train for a honeymoon trip ing his - recital. He plays entirely tle peace, Talcea. altogether, the os -
09 Montreal, Quebec and other points from meniOey, sorrietirnes exteenporiz- fair war a -great . success , finaneially
east and oa their 'return will reside ing on a theme reqaesteal by his and- and otherwise." - .. .. .
in I-Iagarsville.. ' jence. . A' etowdeel' house . is therefere This will be a high elasseminetrel
The News -Record joins .with their anticipated on elenday evening next show, clean and full ,of fun, ' A
friends in congratulations rend' 1001 at the populat admission fee of tvven- crowded house: is expeeted, ' Plan at
girl a pearl neciaace and to 'the.1 He has already -Completed: a World's T,weedy, Sturdy ande Saunclere all of
lows ' -
Clinton -goal, Caldwell; backs, Bea-.
corn, Torrance; half backs, Sparks,
J. Smillie, Kitty', right wing, Me-
Crostie, Kaiser; left wing, Moffat,
Blatchford; centre, R. Smillie.
Stratfoed-goal, Allen; hacks, Rey-
nolds, McMillan; half backs, John-
ston, 'Macfarlane, Fawcett; right'
eving, Dempsey, NellS011, t Wing,
Orey, Creichtom centre, Wernee. ,
The last quarterly • meatiug 'of the
conference• year was held in the Meth-
adist Church on Sunday enaerang, and
the weather being so fine there was a
large , turnout froin the other' ap-
pointments, The pastor preaehed
an appi'opriate sernion and adminis-
tered the ;sacrament of the Lord's
Supper at its close. ,
The township council oaMonday
passed a bylaw prohibiting the riding
of bicycles Or motor, cycles 'on the
sidewalks throughout the township.
:Phis action aliects Varna as well as
tither points Ihroitgliout the townelnp
and.rt will ensure more safety for
pedestrians. in our quiet village and
will be hailed with gratitude by the
tifnid and those advancing ip years.
The quarterly official boanicof the
Varna Circuit "met in the Vaena'
C-hurch Tuesday afternoon. The air-
cuit doses a atiecessful year in good
financial standing.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Graham; vis-
ited Vaerna and Stanley friends on'
Wednesday of this week.
A 'Temperance mass, meeting of the
eleetore of , Stanley will be held in
the 'township hall on theee-cning; of
May 16 11 to be addressed b5
A. Cooper. and .1 5, Irwin
Clinton and, others.
Surrtmerhill.
Mr. John Scarlett of Leadbui.y
visited friends here on Sunday. '
Rev. 1111', 'Cameron of Brussels ,took
charge of the services here on San -
Mr. a.nd Mrs, ( 5, Lewery and
family of Medicine Hat, Albertn, ar-
rived here on Tueeday for an extend.
ed visit,
Mr. R. 'Watkins has sold Oile 01013
horseS' for, a handsome figure,
The NewseRecord leads for Town
and .Townehip, News, Ane you a
ts ' subscriber a
Londesboro.
A very- pretty but quiet achling •
took place at tile home or and
Mrs. George Brogden Wedne1)day
of this week at high noon., e 11511
their daughter, Mary 1VIar0010, wee
united M marriage to William Henry, ,
Lyon, G. T. R. Agent 0 this place.
The 'bride, gowned 'in white mar-
quisette over silk trimmed ‘vi
chtuvy lace and insertian and bridal
\Tit caught with lilies ofthe valley,
entered the parlor 'leaning on the
arm of her father, to the strains
of Mereldssolin's wedding Mardi
played by Miss Bertha, sister 0 the
bride, tittleNorman Floody, ne-
phew of the bl'ide, acted as ring
bearer.
The ceremony was performed by the
bride's pastor, Rev. J. IL Ostee-
hout
'Qc.,gropip's gift to the bride was
a beautiful pearl sunburst, to the
pianist a pearl crescent, and to the
little ring hearer a tie pin.
' The bride and groom left on the
4.05 train N317 Chicago end ponts
West, the •britle wearing a suit of
Wed( and white Whipcord and large
black hat trimmed, with Nell -rose vet -
The happy Couple will he At Hohe
to their' Wends after July lst.
HOItheSVille
The prospects for a magnificent
crop Of cherries, plums and small.
'fruit 'generally is immense if bloss-
.
oms are -any indication.
The seeding is ahnost finished andl
an abundant growth of grass has
_started, while some' of the grain is
getting 'quite green.
Mr, N.. W. Trewar the, the right
man ia the right . place, has again,
been placed at the head of the Meth -7
odist Sunday- school.
lriepeetor Tom 'asiterl the. Peblic
school last am.elf and eXpresseell much
satisfaction with the kind of work
being clone bY. our teacher, Miss Rob-
in.son. She is bound to make hee
mark in the teaching profession.
The cheese factoey .started opera-,
tions on Monday ,last and the gather-
ing ,will take piece every alternate
day for a short time or until the
supply becomes more plentiful. The •
direetore are about to instal a septic,
tank s tem to dispose of the waste
wheyth' iPsi e v (iinr e Nev,c il;oi trto itInvdi en scl
started and - the grounds at ,,. 'reces5
tnee ptesent a, lively appearance.
Our people are remarking upon the '
fine order mid neatness prevailing
about the school and grounda
reflect credit upou tbe teacher and
there are great expectations of good
progress within When such coaditions
a'et ogtslde.
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