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No. I737 33rd Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, .JULY 4th, 1912
THE HOME PAPER
Patronize the Merchants who want your Trade and' Tell You so in : the columns of The News-Rec or,
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Al3OU`T KING
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There
There has been a lot of care and time expended in
selecting this ring stock of ours: Quite a good deal
of money spent, too, for we wan'.ed it above. all things
as complete as we could possibly get it:
have some articulare handsome stone com-
binations
p y m
binations for ladies..
Also attractive effects for gentlemen, some of them
sell . for $2,00, and from that price go away up to
over a hundred dollars.
it rings we have some cute little n s for the
Then
young-
er folks for $1.00 and thereabouts, g
You will be perfectly safe if you depend upon
this store for your ring needs,
W. ,iE. YeI1qar
feweler and Optician - - - Clinton
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The Royal Bank
OFA NADA.
Capital $6,250,000. - Reserve $7,000,000.
The Annual Statement, shows tb9 ffollowing.increa Io ,eg11 or R9rr.
1Deposits $72,079,607 $88,294,808
Loans and investments 55,283,676 62,790,072
Total Assets 92,SIo,346 110,528,51
207 Branches and Correspondents throughout the World.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
R, E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton, Branch.
'die Molsons Bank
INOOIPORATED 1855.
Record of Progress for Five Years -1906-- I 1
1906 911
CAPITAL . $3,,000,000 $4,000 000
RESERVE . 3,000,000 . 4,000,000
DEPOSITS . 23,077,730 35,042,311.
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS , 27,457,090 38,854,801
TOTAL ASSETS . .. . 3.3,090;19`0' ""' `48;237;284
Has 83 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all
the Principal Cities'of the World.
A GINERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
SAYINGS ,BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Braneheet Interest allowed at highest eminent rate.
CiirAton Branch - ' . E. Dowding, Manager
GOOD, 1 roR1Qn G !
Good, morning `dear reader 1 Lior
does your sub.' toe The I\ews-Record
read ?
TEACHERS.,ENGAGED. • ,
++ Mr
I T, B. Algin barn of 'Barrie as
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been engaged. as prineipet of the
Model school to succeed Mr. Hartley,
The new principal is highly, recons -
mended.
Miss Leila Ford, second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. A. Ford, has
been engaged as assistant for • the
Model
term;
I
PRESENT FOR TIIE PRINCIPAL.
IThe staff and pupils of the Model
school on Saturday last paid i'lieie
regards to Prirrepal Hartley and did
it neatly,
IOn LPs return to his 'home atter a
short absence' he found upon his
fable a beautiful desk set, consisting
, of a fountain pen, inkwell, peri tray
, and paper knife, all of brassy also a
,large desk blotter with leather base
and brass cornets.
i Accompanying the set was a card
aeon+ which was enseri'bed : "Hoping
you will not blot out of your memory
the days
spent inClintony C Model
School: -The Staff and Pupils."
That Irr. Hartley values the gift
very highly will he accepted without
saying, so much so that it would have
i been a pleasure to again meet staff
and pupils that he might express his
'appreciation.
The relatI'ons of Principal Hartley
and the staff hare been barntonious
and they part with mutual regret.
'A FAREWELL TEA.
A number of the friends of. Miss
• Margaret Davis' met on Thursday ev-
Iening last at the home of Miss i'lor-
:ence Cuninghane and ,enjoyed a little
rrl
a en
6 tea togt.t.ier prior to Miss
,fla»is' departure from town for a
t tune. At the conclusion of the sup- n
per the girls "showered" the guest d
of honoi with handkerchiefs. A jolly d
and enjoyable e 1 yahle evening was spent by a
Ithe young ladies, o
Miss Davis has been an actino f
worker in the Sunday school and 1
League of Wesley church almost all
her life. She has been connected
loan the primary department of the
former' fon the past thirteen years,
and has also Held various offices in
the League. So, becoming aware that
A Q't1IE'P JUNE WEDDING.
v A quidt little wedding took pl
at 'the parsonage, Moorfiekd on 1
nesday of last week wben Miss 1a1'
beth CoIquhoun, daughter of M
Margaret Coldu}iou0 of Gowrie,
carne the bride of Mr, Hugh Kenn
of Staffa. Tale beide is a sister
Mrs. A J, McMurray and of I
Harry' • Fiitzisiinons of town and hav
resited. het on several occasions
known to inany in Clinton, An
teresting feature in connection wi
this marriage is the fact that
officiating g minister. the Rev. Robe
Rogers ?
g of Moorfieid, had "previou
Performed the marriage ceremony
six ifee•rs of'the beide.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy will rest
upon the grooin's farm at sSta
The News-Reeord'extends congratu
teens,
FORTY YEARS SERVICE.
A despatch from Springfield says
"Rev. J. C' Dunlop, pastor of the
BaptCst ellerch here for the past tight
years, has 'tendered his resignation,
the same to take effects in September,
when he will retire from the ministry,
staking 'hie home in London, ou Ayl-
mer: Mr. Dunlop has been acliveky
engaged in the ministry 'for the past
forty years, being situated in only
four charges during that {rime and the
nufnbeu of holidays he has taken were
very few, in fact during alt that time
there were not more than half a Bor-
en Sundays that. be was not In the
pulpit and missing none through ill-
ness,"
Mc Dunlop was pastor of the Clin-
ton Baptist church a few years ago
and while here he won the respect and
confidence of our citizens, rega-tlless
of denomination, to a remarkable de-
gree. Mr. R. T. Dunlop, accountant
n the Molsons Bard.; is one of his
ons,
ace
Ved-.
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rs,
bet
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of
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FIRE AT THE i\ORMANDIE.
Fire broke out, at the Hotel Nor
melte about three o'olock last i'ri
ay morning and but for its easily
iscovery er
Y by Ir. Gabe Elliott,
who
s a liveryman has to keep all sorts
f hours and noticed smoke issuing
rom the building as hewasreb.irrrng
longe, the hotel would in all pro'ia-
bility have Veen completely gutted, if
not entirely destroyed.
On arousing the inmates Gabe rang
the alarm bell and the brigade quick-
ly responded and under the direction
of C:hitf Downs two lines of hose were
laid and soon the flames were under
subjection, not, however, before the
centre of the building had been badly
burned.
The flames Om burst th•iugh the
pacidtion next the pool room and Mr.
Marshall's stock suffered consider-
able damage from smoke and water.
The,loss on his start': is covered by an
surance, but he will be considerably
out by, the intun. uption of business.
The short time which elapsed be-
tween the sounding of tree alarm and
the playing of the water upon the
fire again illustrated the value of the
wa0.;nworks system.
And to the effielency of Chief Downs
and his fire-fightir, ]addles much cre-
dit is due,
immesememememmilit
Reenx-eo-Ween
Cno'ramie
Oilm:n isn
CLOTHING
The New Straws
"A fine straw hat display, surely !" 2 hat's
what everybody says that has seen our new straws.
?here's great satisfaction in buying your straw hat
here.
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You'll u ll be sore ofthe style, sure ofthe quality and
y a y
sure o the rice.
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We'l'e shapes adapted to all ages, brims of various
widths and' crowns o various heights.
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Split Straws, e p
p Sennets, anamas;
Some snappy; fancy bandsfor swell young fellows
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who want the thing.
gatsfrom 25c 7.511'.
f
usetome
e right 1 along g with any straw hat preference
you v
y have, and see how we can.meet your' ideas.
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THE MORRISH .TCIOTHI GIv CO.
CLINTON, - ONTARIO
Square Deal forEvery
A la Man
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she was about t'o sever for a time at
least hes connection with the con-
i gregation, the members of these two
departments and of the congregation
in general exp•iessed their appreeia-'
lion of her faithful work by present-
, tug
resent,lug her with a handsome leather
travelling hag a few. days puavious t0
her departure.
TOKE S OF REGARD.
Rcv. T. Wesley Cosens 'preached
the closing sermons of his pastorate
on Sunday last, good congregations
being present on each occasion. At
the close of the evening service an
adjournment was made to the lecture
room so that the congregation might
have an opportunity of lidding fare-
well to their paster. When the com-
pany had gathered, Mr, C. S. Hawke,
on behalf of: the Epworth League, read
an address to Mr, Coscns, setting
forth the regret felt at the departure
of ,the family and asking him to ac-
cept,
s
cept, as a token of their •esteem, a
handsome silk umbrella, and for Mr.
Dewitt Cosens a set of lMilitary, brush-
es. The presentation to Mr.:Cosens was
made by the president, 51115 Carrie
Shipley and to Mr. DeWitil Cosens
by- Mr. Elmer Beacom. Mr. Cosens
n a few' words and on behalf of him-
self and family thanked the young peo-
ple for their kindness, assuring them
that the time spent with, them had
been • happily spent and that the sep-
aration was rogret'ted by himself and
amity. Following in the address
Dear SIr• Cosens,-The Methodist
clock has once more'struck lee hour
or depa:.tare, and with feelings of
deepest regret we, the members of the
Ontario steset Epworth, League, bow
to its :atiugs which takes you from
us as pastor. We feel we cannot let
you and your fancily take your<de-
partur: from us without expressing
n some way' our ;deep regret, for we
feel that t tour League has. always had
gY
a first place' in your hearth and life.
You have been a pattern and i;:•t,pira
tion to us In so many ways, both, by
your regular attendance and efforts to
uplif,i no into a higher relationship to
our Masten and Leader, Jesus Christ,,
and ea our duty to each other as. Lea-
guers., . In this you have been ably
assis,,.,.
d by your devoted wife and son.
We shall miss .your ,words of exhorta-
tion and her kindly smile, and ;owing
counsel. Please am± pt 'tete aceone-' ac
anying gifts to you and your son, w
hot because of thein inttinsic value, of
but as an expression of our hea'ib's. tt
deepest love and es&;ein. And - we wi
will ever pray that the mighty. spirit
of our Dir'cie Master may, ever at B
tend you in your work; that elle co
years i=smaliiing may more ,full , et a
glory` growing more aril more mite ha
the "Perfect . Day. For lite is for K,
labor, death for rest, eternity for re ]t
i ward, i.
Do .e
w the ewe'
o n ` ii
mi t tux
e a
g m p , the It
sunlight, sweep,1.1
All along thy pathway' may no shad- St
oWS sleep, •
Like the wild winds' blowing, fetter -.•a
less and free, to
May thy spirit's yearnings t1u u«gh
life's loliniey be?' th
On behalf of the Leea• ,te ' Carrie P.
Shipl.ery,, President.; 1 itncr '(7, Bea- tl
oom, Secretary.
MAY BE PRESIDENT.
While the Rev., D. K. and; Mrs.
Grant were in Bermuda a couple of.
winters ago they became acquainted
with Governor Woodrow Wilson of the
State of New Jersey, who has now
bees chosen by the Democratic party
as 111 candidate for the'Feesideney.
The. Governer was staying en Ber-
muda
erm oda on 'account, of his health and
Itlt. Grant saw a good deal of him
and speaks in the highest terms of
his many fine qualities.
THEN AND NOW. '
The prices pall for farm paaduce on
the Clinton Market on July Ind
1896 were as follows
Fall, wheat 530, to 64a.
Barley. 30c. to 40e.
,Oats 18e, to 20e.
Peas 48c. td 50c.
Butter 10e. to 11c.
Eggs Tie. to•8e•�
The prices paid yesterday were :
Wheat $1.00 to $1.03.
Oats 480. ea 50e.
Peas 90c. to $1.00.
Barley 60c. do 75c.
Butter 19e. to 20e.
Eggs 21e. to 29c.
Live ,t a Hogs $7.70.
After taking all the ciecuntstances
into account itis easily `apparent that
eSe lot of the farmer to day is inuch
betiter than it was sixteen years
ago.
ITS VALUE AGAIN PROVEN".
The value of the spraying of Orta
A BUSINESS CHANGE,
Mr, W. '. tlawkihs of Ingersoll has
bought the tinsmitlung unit' plumiirng
business of Mr. T. D. Johnson and
takes possession on the 1,5th hnst, Mr.
Hawkins, was formerly en the employ.
of Harland Bros, and will without
question do well here, He was in
town on Moriday,.accompanied by his
father-in-law, Mr. Hugh Mil'le'►, traffic
manager of the Robert Gate Company
of New York,
LITTLE LOC.1L-
The
members of Murphy 0. P Y L. L.
Will assemble in their lodge room on
Sunday evening at 6,15 to attend :di-
vine service in Wesley church. 13re-
thren from other lodges are' cordially
invited. •
'.l'he custom collections for the three
Months ending July 1st ainoltnled to
$10,159,27. Last year during the
same period they amounted to $9=
292.23, an inorease of $867.04.
CLEVER CLINTON GIRLS. •
When the Model school opens in
:September instruction in .Art to the
teachers -in -training wilt be given by
Miss Lucille Grant, in Physical Cul -
tar
u b
Miss May Rance and td fn
Music by Miss Clete Ford. It is
gratifying to know that when any
special subjects amu requires to be
added to the curriculum of our schools
we have pitizons of our own who aro
quite capable of handling them.
A CHANGE OF OFFICEli,S,
•
Captain Pugnti is and Lieut. Yost
ands is becoming more readily reeog- the energetic officers who have - been
nized year by year . and thus more in charge of the S. A. local corps for
general. But this season the know- ( the past four months, were last week
ledge is being hammered home and transferred the former to Wing;'iam
those who wouldn't see before are and the latter to Thedford. The new
hai•-ag their eyes opened. If the officers, who are already in charge,
reason for not spraying lteretdfore has are Captain Gibbs, for/netly of Sea-
bees that they haven't been able to forth, and Lieut. Whidciger of 3trat-
afford the i:me, they will in future' tori,
get somebody else to do the work or n,,,_ meetings ,
drop something that's of less import-
s once.
What's boosting spraying this year
you' ask,
It is just this : Orchards that bare
not been sprayed are covered 'with
caterpillers avid in some places tine
trees have been swept clear of leaves.
This means a present feast for the
blari'rbirds, sparrows and chickens -
but no fruit there this fall.
On the outer hand -now nark i he
difference -there are no bugs in the
sprayed orchards. 'Pilo trees'• ate
clean and thrifty with every promise
of an abundant yield.
Spray ?
Why sure, Spray
Spray ,and make money from ,;our
orchard.
WESLEY C'IiURCI.
TOWN COUNCIL.
At Monday nighb's meeting of the
town council the water commies,eners
1/rough their secretary, asked that
the unexpended portion of the capi-
tal fund' account be transferred to
thein, The amount is $459 which.
was handed over but with a string'
attached. That is, the commissioners
must give bonds for five hundred dol-
lars and repo'•,t quarterly.
There was considerable discussion
in the matter during which it was
brought` out that' the commissioners
are quite independent of the council
except in money matters and in that
respect they ane called upon by
statue to report every three months.
Reeve Cantclon voiced the senti-
ments of bhe.eouneil when he said i
''Since the commissioners have taken
hold we have been kept pretty mucin
in the dark regarding .'wai'l s:works.
We can only guess as to how they
ale getting along. I think we should
have a report as to the number of
services installed from inou t to
mouth, the cost of operating the
system and sueli other information as
thiscouncil requires."
o q
Chairman Ford reported that the
macadamising of Ontario street is
iget':,ing along well and that it is ex
pec:Ld. the job will be completed this
week. Albert. street. will then be
proceeded with and the work pushed
forward with all possible haste.
The name of Mr.: Ed. Johnson was
' roll, raking
added to the fire brigadero b
the place: of Mr, James Fair resigned,
Mr. Albert Ilearn ,was '`appointed to
ti as nightwatehman while Sergeant
elsh is doing day duty. - In rtcog-,
tion of his past efficient' services
tg .council will' present the' Sergeant
tli a brand.new uniform,
f`liree months or -so ago_ the. council
ave ,ahe Goderich-: Wheel `'Works 'a,
nditlonal order -for`.; the -pureltase of
stt'et sweeper, The conditions not
wing, beer) complied with, the order
as, rime-elled• a • week or so ago, • but
was not built at .Goderieh, but at.
nee then the machine has arrived.
Goderich, bat at
was not hut5t,at p i a
re Company's• factory in the United.
aces.
The council and tee Pastime ,Club
re yet at variance regarding the hill
s caused byapile of wood
✓ damages w od
he ing lefit on the sidewalk. in frout of
e Cleb's rooms. The council says
ey should put up and the. boys say
ey wont., The dispute has- i,een.
sled to a own eo ichor,
In the absence of the pastor, ,''rev.
J. Greene preached very acceptably
a. in, and evening Sunday last. At
the morning' service Misses Boles mid
Wilkin sang a duet and in the evening
Mr. and Mrs, Sim. Murch of ;Steals
ford assisted the choir, each taking
a solo part in the anthem.
AAtr the evening service the Lea-
gue held a short service in the lect'.tre
roost, the Monthly evening meeting
being ,withdrawn. Miss Cuninighame
presided and. Misses Mae East, Kate
Ford and Bessie Davis took part in
the program. Mr. Murch also 00u
tributed a solo and a bright arty en-
joyable little service was the result. a. dots
Beginning with next Sitndaytettte�5,-, y 01 good eitizens, and Mr, Cl.
S. session will be held ie the :norm -1M -m ares gave a oomprohensDie 01-
Ing.drrring the heated term. The Jr, dress on Patriotism and good citiven-
and Int, classes will meet in the Maas
the past few weeks in a teat up 'own
and will be so continued. for a while
longer. The News -Record welcomes
the new officers to town and wishes
them success in their wool..
HOW. IT WORKS our.
The Bowinanvi.le Statesmau says :
-''We doubt if there is any other line
of busl.ness in this country requiring
an equal investment of capital arta
brains that gives so small returns as
the,rordinarys newspaper (Mice, all such
offices 'outside the large cities. 'rake'
the newspaper business of this town
for the past thirty years. Line yup the
ten or. more pion who have tried to
make a newspaper pay. Where are
they today 7 Avery otie of then{ hits
gone from the town a wisc'rbitt a
sadder man. The last man who con-.
ducted a newspaper' here told us that
when he left Bownian-rale he was, $500
worm off than when he came and he
was here otil'y a short tune:"
WILLIS CHURCH. '
Sunday was observed as patr•'ioLie
day in connection with Willie S. S.
and a most interesting session was
held in e audtitoroutn in the after-
noon The school, each class arr_om-
panied by its teacher, occupied the
centre pews and the superint„ndent,
Postmaster Scott, presided. .M1iiss
Annaliel McEwen gave a little talk to
the children on the subject of the
healthful treatment of the body as
rooms while the Sr. and tilde vla. 4-
Ses will gather wl ti the congregation
ship. Both addresses were interest -
nig and well rcoeived: The sing;ng
led by the school was hearty ei,d
in the, body of the elniroh '1 he'p ta- much annoyed. .00s very interesting
for will take up the study o8 the elm_ feature was a chorus given by the
day school lesson instead of ,Site morn- prfinary departmcut. Tho ehurehwas
Mg. sermon, This plan was tried last handsomely, decorated ti:th flowers,
slimmer and was found to work no, flags, etc., and the service througho'tt
satisfactorily: was most enjoyable.
Next Sunday- evening ahe nteinters Mr. Stewart Jackson reedered a
of Clinton 01 i ge lodge and vi ening solo ars the evening service.
brethren will attenlr divine service in
this church and the pastor will spc-
dally address them. Personals
THE RESULT A TIE:,
The; ,Zurich baseball nine caste up
on Friday evening last and played a
f h' withClintonon tb
friendly marc wi C.Iin e
hone diamond, In the, past the hon-
ors have usually goneIt is
o iia r y tore Zurich
stalwarts, but on this occasion the re-
sult was a tie, 9-9 at 5'ie end of the
ninth inning. 18 was: then too dark
to continue and thus the score stood
and 'the hone nine feel as- if they had
begun to even" up ivlth tlieis old -tinge
and much respected opponents.
On Monday the local team went
down to Centralia, w [fere they were
having a celebration,. and played a
couple .of matches. It was easy v di-
eing for' our crack team :arid at. the
end of the morning game the the score
stood 24-3, in their favor. Ili the
afterno;in it was. arranged for- Cen-
tralia fo get a "look in" so Clinton
put on another •piteher' and rather
let the game play itself until the end
of the fourth `'minas, when the score
E was pilirig up : 'pretty. well for ' Cells
itralia.. Clinton's crack Pitcher was
hen again sent`into the box and the
'team "began to show'wha,t they - could
do, Thegraduallypulled-on' he
Y P upt
score and et' the end of the • seventh
inning Centralia 'conceded ehe game
by a score. of 19: to 17. The Clinton
line-up; was as fellows : r J. Wet]: ,c.,
C. K.ilty p., F. McCaughey 2b,,, ]tl,
Johnson lb., L:. Greig 3b., Ifo. Twit-
ehell s.s,, H. Reid t , f-, C, Drake'+ c.
1., M. McEwen 1. 1. , Holloway . and
Boyle umpired the a,u1. ,game and :Mc-
Kenzie and Boyle the one -in the fifter-
ha tl t i' ' noon,' • k t
Mrs. Mason of %yingltam visited Mrs.
W. S. Harland over the holiday,
Mrs. Brook of Ottawa is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, -John Cuningttama.
Mrs. Andrew Gunn of Toronto vis-
ited Mrs, s, Murray during the past
week,
Mrs. Hastings and family were the
guests of Godoriolr friends over the
holiday time.
Mr. Teddy Phillips of Sarnia' was
•.tae guest of the Misses Bentley.
over the holiday.
Dr., and Mrs. Fowler and little
daughter, Toronto, were in town
over the week end.
Mrs. McConnell and !Miss Mabel Har-
land spent, a coupleof days in
Godorich, this week.
Master Charlie Brooks of Mitchell is
visiting his<grantlpareh,u, Me, and
Mrs. Win. Cantelon,
Mr. W. R. Izzard of Toronto+" was
home over, the week end and r. -pent
some tine, in town shaking hams
wibh old friends.
Mr. and Mrs.13lateliford of Huron -
M:
dale and. ,. W. B. Blatchford of
Toronto were guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs.
0, Hawke. c.
Mre. James Ca
mpbeii and her son,
Mr, Will Campbell, Dungannon,
were guests yesterday of. Iter.
daughter, Mrs. P. H. Hardy.
Rev T. Wesley Cosens, Mrs. Comes
and Dewitt Cosens• lett on Monday
foe Loudon where Mr. Cosens has
entered upon the pastorate of the
Empress Avert;le °hutch. In theirtutntre welfare Clinton will always
takea mill •nter st
Personals
Mr, Gabe Eliott was ion; Lendoi
W
eek;
]Miss ozena Sou,'hcombe Telt Oil
day to visit in St. Mary's.
Mr. John Emriierton spent the holier'
day with bis sou at Berviet
Mr. J. A, Irwin conducted sepviees is
the Methodist church, Blyth,, ell
Sunday,
Miss Mabel' ICerr spent' the week -end
with C karksburg anti mato,
fv.ehcls.
Miss Olive C'ooper le home froTons hca
soltool at ervi'u m .• i
S m lte For the .,ink
vacation.
M.•, Edward Carter is spending two
or three weeks with friends in West
tvnln. _
Miss1VaBaery1.osCooper will• spend the...
holidays with her aunts, tae alissee
IIanna, in Touanto:
MIss M. Hanna, Toronto, was the
guest over the holiday of her sester,
M'.,, S. S. Cooper.
Mr. '0'. Hooper and Master Orval or
Blyth visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hooper on Monday,
Miss Su sic Cook of Bouton is visiting
with her geandparents, Mr. incl
Mrs, W. 5, Watts, '
lYlr.t
ar d N I1
a. Charles Masonf
o Len.
don were, guests over the wok -end
of Clinton friends.
Rev. H, P. Westgate .01 St. Thomas
was Mo guest of Mrs. Kitty the
forepart of the week,
Mr. Huglt E. Rorke and Master Ken-
neth visited at Markdale and Ales -
ford Friday un Sit Monday.
blaster Ernest Bradshaw left on Sat-
urday to epend a few 'wee''=s uitle
friends at Sombre, and Bradshaw -
Mr. and, efrs. J. E. Hovey have tak-
en a cottage ata3ayfleld 'for the
summer and removed tlleaa last
week. •
Mr. and Mrs Washington and famile
or Auburn visited at the home of ili;re
Thos. Jenkins, Woodlands Tarn{,.
on Sunday.
MT,. Holmes and .Miss- Jennie Iloim-
es of St; Catharines were the guests:
over e .a 1t i l
Sae of tit of 1l . .
Mr, r, and .,
Y
f .
H. 13. Chant, •
illi, and Mrs. Geo. Pollard and. t1trce-
clri?droa Weston were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Wasman over
13110 holiday.of
Miss Gertrude, Chant spent the hull -
day at Cayuga with her sis who
returned Noma with her on Tees1-o
for the vacation.
Mrs. Will. Ross left, on Saturday for
a trip to Winnipeg, going by beak','
to Fort William. She will lie ab -
sen t
b-sent several weeks.
Mr. Chas. .1101 of the Maisons Ilaubc
head office, Toronto, spent, the
holiday at tile parental Home, Ms..
and Mrs: P. B. Hall's.
Mr, J. E. Henry iliac efficient' prin-
cipal of the Tara Con'Irnuativn
sehoot, is spending the vacation -.;5r
his home on the Base Line. •
D'iiss Winnie O'Neil is spending a few
days in Port Petry the guest , c'I
Mrs. Maepherson, formerly itis::,s
' Peggie Mcltachern of town.
Miss Dell O'Neil •rtucrned from 'rue --
onto last week Mr the holidays, ac-.-
eompanied by her sister Miss -Hazel',
fe
tvnito' weIiadeks, been visiting her for
Mr. R. B. (Dick) Foster, 7 oronte,,,
will he' up on Saturday on the
I•Ic-.,it Old Boys' excursion and o0,
Sunday will assist the choir of O`e
tario street church.
Mrs. L. Renkic' of Seaforth, :Mrs:
li. Etty of Mitchell, Mrs. S. A.e.-
kin of Stratford were visitors as
the ' home of M•i. and Mrs. J. F ;
Wasman ort Friday:
Mr. and Mrs: L. Trowse of Wood-
stock visited the fornter's mother_
during the 'holiday time- They alse
visited in Goderich, Mrs, '1m'Cw5er
going up with then fur the day.
Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson left on Setur-
urday, for a trip to the west. Slid
will stop off at'various point's alone.
the way aid will go out as fat ea
Victoria, and will make the return
trip . via Chicago in a couple et!
months,
Rcv. Clarence Johnsen of BrookdaIe-,;
Man., arr.'ved last 'night and is vis-
iting at the parental home, Mr. ante
Mrs. T. D; .Jolmson's, Clinton beet
a warns spot in its beast for the
Rem. Clarence and is„alw'ays Oatto: see him,
Miss Margaret Dais left on Satu --
day for Stevensville, Montana,.
where site expenes to take a smile
tion. She was accompanied as far
as Fort William by her cousin, Mr,_
Goodrich of Edmonton who hate
been visiting in town,
Mr. Goldie. Pike, :who is spending , ' a•
week at his uncle's Mr folie.
Sturdy's, Goderich township, wee
in town yesterday. The 1eniaii
Goldie, has many friends; here -r11 reek
whom were very glad to meet hir t
again.
bit. T. A. • Sinelnbr, M. A,, a 6 -ra -
nate of Toronto Universbty, hat
been 'appointed tot fill the vacancy;
on the Collegiate stall': made by Slid
tesignatioti of Mr. Firth, Til
new science master• comes from Wal-
keeton..
Miss Muriel' Ilolnrcs of New, 'Yorke
who visited apt the home of .bed
brother, 110. .John Holmes of the
Hilton Read,, for a few days lase
week, Fc lett on Pt
idaY forVa Vancouver:.
_
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where she will spend some w iii
. her sister, AM's: Wm. Seale,, . who•
lately lost her husband,
Messes Harry Gould, H. B. -Shaul;
Harvey McBrien, John Craig an•&.
W, J. Tome attended divine, service'
with the Masonic brethren at Sod-- -
erich on Sunday last: The preaolu•-
en was the Rev. 0, E. Jeakians, zee.:
for of St; Paul's ebureh, and like
w,se a members of the order.
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