The Clinton News Record, 1912-08-08, Page 11r
NO. 1742 -33rd Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1912
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of money spent, too, for we wanted it above all things
as complete as we could possibly get it.
We have some particularly handsome stone com-
binations
om-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. •
Then we .have'solne cute little rings for the young-
er folks for $1,,00 and: thereabouts.
You will be perfectly safe if you depend 'upon
this store for your ling needs.
jeweler and Optician
Clinton
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CLINTON, LINION
ONTARIO
A Siluare Deal' for Every M
an
Tlill CLINTON, MARKET. .
Wheat (new), 90c. to 95C,
Oats 48c. t0 500.
Peas 95e, to $1.00.
Barley 60e. to 75c.
Button 10e. to ,21e,
Eggs 22o. to 230:
Live Hogs. $8.00,`
DEIAti'H OF. ANGUS _ COLE.
On Wednesday of last week 1'4t.
Angus Cole lied at Wayne, Mich,
aged forty-seven years. He was at
one lime a resident of Clinton and
in the employ. of Mr. John Leslie'as
wagon maker but left here about
two decades ago. He is survived by,
bis wife, who is a sister of Mrs. T.
D. Johnson of town and their wily
child, Miss Clara Cole,
MA1DE A .00013 JOB.
Mr. Albert Morrell, whose big trace
bor•was used for crushing stone and
rolling the 'streets, has finished- the
job, and done it well too, but that
was no more than was expected 01
him. Mr. Morrell is now getting his
outfit ready for threshing operations
which will keep him a humming till
the snow flies. From spring until
fall we have a no more active cite
izen. than the genial Albert,
ONLY SIXTEEN LONG.
Mr, Norman b'itzsimoes iss modest
abouthis skill at angling though the
landing , of speckled '-,beauties
of size and weight as a some-
what common occurrence
with him: On Monday he caught a
sixteen -inch trout in a litelo brook in
Goderich township that he could have
leapt across, but if we were to des-
ignate the spot so many fisher nen
would make for it that the ownen of
the 'and would ,in all probability
put up a notice against trespassing.
BAPTIST, PICNIC, NO R:4IN.
Some people have supposed it was
impossible fat our good friends of
the Baptist persuasion to hold a pia
Pie except on a rainy day. .Exper-
ience, lrw\vewCT isproving ,p o\ing the eon-
trary. Take Monday, for instance,
when the Baptist S. S. held its au-
nual outing at Baytfeld. The wea-
ther was on iPs verty best behavior
whereas on each of the (lays when
the two Methodist arta the Presbyters
Ian S. S's picnicked there was a
downfall of rain, more or less.
Monday's picnic was enjoya•ile in
very sense of the word.
MONDAY'S GAME'.
Three' rinks of howlers came down
farce Wingham on Monday and ,play-
ed a friendly •match with as tnany
local bowlers. A good afternoon
and evenings' sporti was the result,
Though_ the vi•snting rinks played
skillfully and well luck was against
them and at tea tine the local ex-
perts were several shots up, One
rink rcrained and play was resumed
after tea bat the visitors failed to
retrieve their fortunes, The \Vin;
ban men are good sports, however,
and can lose gracefully, The day's
sport) was much enjoyed.
Following are the rings and their
scores -
Clinton -H• E. Paull, J. Wiseman,
A. J. Morrish, E. G. Courtice-28.
Wingham-Anderson, Smith Bumc'tey
L. Kennedy -14.
Clinton -J. L. Cnurtice, A. J.
Grigg, J. Watts, J. Taylor -23.
Wingham-Hanna, King, 13, Porter,
A. Politer -24.
Clinton D. McCorvie, G. Roberton,
J. Harland, J.,E• Hovey -21.
Wingham-Shane, Evans, Rae Hol-
mes -90.
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DEATH 01" MISS. R•AYSON.
The death occurred on Thursday
last of an old resident or
town in the person of Ma -
hale • Townsend, relict of the
late John Rayson, who passed away
after an illness of some months in
her "seventy-second year. The, lace
Mrs. Rayson ' was born at
Seole, Norfolk, England in 185,7
and carne -to this country early in
life. She was ma:.:lied to her life
partner fifty -two -years ago and a
year later they came to Clinton. Mr,,
Rayson died twenty-seven years. ago.
A, family of nine survive : ' 8.1rs,
Geo. Farquhar of Hullett , Miss Ada
Rayson, Toronto ; Mrs: Waltzer Web.
stet, Westol Mrs.. Albert , 11 all
Mrs. F'aretow, Mrs. Thos. Campbell
and Mrs. W. Barnes, Toronto, and
John, and 'Allen Rayson of Windsor.
The funeral took place on Satuulay.
afternoon from the family residence,
I2atteabury street, to Clinton ceme-
tery. The sersices at house and
graveside 'were conducted b3' Rev.
Clarence Johnson, the deceased •haw
ing' been an Angltcae. The pallbear-
ers were four sons-in-law' Messrs.
Gep. Farquhar, Albert Bali, W. Webs
seer and Thos. Campbell, and the
two sons of decease& Among:ea the
relatives who attended the funeral
besides the fmtnedi'atle family. were • a
nephew and two nieces, Mrs: Woods
and Miss Townsend and Ms. Val.
Townsend of Mullett. ; A great! many.
lovely Flowers were 'plane'd upon the
casket, aimpng, which wee a wreath
frown the family and sprays and
flowers from the followint, . Mr, and
Mrs. 1:. 'Jackson ; Mrs. Saville, Mr!:,
t...
Vltauttimgton and faiiSfly, little (for -
don Canipbell, '.( grandson, and: sev-
eral others.
The family: desire to thanl. the
ends who were so kind to their
mother during her ihaess and %vho
shoved sect sympathy and 'thought-.
fulness aftter her death. -
THE NEW FORIN'CIPAL.
Mr.•Allingham, .who was engaged by
the Model school board as principal,
found it impossible to -come and Mr.
O, D, Bouok of Motarisburg Nag now
beem engaged and will arrive la town
about the 20411. The new principal
comes .highly recommended. •
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ENGAGEMENT ANtN''U(NCED.
Mr, and Mrs. larthur Forbes an-
nounce the_ engagement of their-:eld-
est daughter Jennie Morelia to Ce-
cil A. Russ, only son of Mrs. Clara M.'
Russ and of the late Waiter ;A. Russ,:
Woodstock. The wedding, which will
be a quiet one, will take place the
laths part of August.
WILLIS CHURCH.
Mr. ,1• inglaadz 61 Auburn, a student
of Knox College, oedulpied the pulpit
on, Sunday,, preaching very accept-
ably. He will continua to supply
during Avgusr.
The much appreciated choir of
Willis church held their annual picnic
at 'Hayfield on"Friday last and had a
most enjoyable time:
ONT. ST. 0Id1J'R0141
A large number attended one com-
munion service on Sunday morning.
The pastor was assisted by the Rev.
W, J. Ford, a former pastor, and by,
Rev. V. H. Newcombe, 1n the even-
ing the Rev. J. 17. Ford of Wesley
church exchanged with the pastor.
Miss Beatrice \yhtte, soloist of
Windsor, will sing at next Sunday's
services. The pasties witl preach
morning and evening and will also de-
liver a five-minute, sermon to i!lie
children in the morning.
The League and prayer meetrng was
combined this week, holding . a union
service yesterday evening.
TWO MARRIAGES.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
in Si Paul's Methodist church
church, Brampton, when Miss Kate
Elvins Manning, youngest daughter of
Rev. H. M. Manning of Oshawa, for-
merly of Clinton, was married to Mr.
James 1-1 Ware of Whitby, After
giving his daughter away the bride's
father conducted the ceremony, as-
sisted by Rev. W. N. Chantler, pas-
tor. of St. Paul's church.
A .quiet wedding was solenmize 1 at
the home of Mr. Philip Fraser, 140at-
rose avenue, when bis eldest drug.
ter, Isaheb Edith, was united in mar-
riage with Mr, John Tyler Shiltou,
B. A., son of the late Rev, James
\\ralkev ShrlLon,Toronto, formerly of
Clinton.
A GOOD GAME.
One of the best baseball matches
of the season was played on the loc-
al diamond on Saturday; afternoon
last between the local nine and Mc-
Lagan's team from Strattord. Tire
local team, which was re-inforced by
t 't'
the a Idr ionI Dick k
0 Tasker, ar, ;who
took his old ,place as pitcher, rather
"put it over" the visiting team,
scoring seven runs to their nothing,
Much interest was manifested in the
match which was wiItnessed by a large
number of cnthuslasts,
The following is the line-up of
players :
Clinton -E. Johnson, 1st b., T.
Hawkins, and b., F. McCaughey, 3rd
b.. H. T\v,tchell, s. s:, W. Johnson,
c.., C. Draper, c. 1., Cluff,- r, 1., Dick
•Tasker, p., M, Mellwan,1, E.
Stratford -Wagner, 1st b., Richards,
2nd b., Jeffreys, 3rd b., Retnkle, r.,
Harvey, p., Cook, s, s., J'homspon, c,
I., Smith, r. 1., Boyd, 1.1.
Jr 13. Hoover of Clinton acted Q'D
umpire. '
A CLOSE CALL:
Mr, Tommy Britton had a narrow
escape yesterday forenoon. Indeed,
until he finally passes over he will
not be in closer touch with death.
He was assisting Engineer East at
the waterworks engine house said as
the gas producer was really not pro-
ducing they were erldeavorieg. ;o le-
e ea and remove a erne a the cause, alley
finally got ftp to the gas dryer, a
cylinder about four feet long; and two
fee'' across; and into this Mi'. :Ease
was preparing to 'lower himself ycairn
Tommy said : "Hold on, I'm smaller,
let me get in." "A11right,""re-'
plied the engineer, "but ddn't he to
a hurry. Walt until .I go below and
see that ail's right."
Tommy .sat on Me edge of the
dryer- with his leer hanging in and
Mr. East went down the ladder :but
had scarcely more than reached .. •tin
floor viten he heard Tommy drop ta-
to the cylinder, -overcome by the gas,
Mr, East hurried up the ladder,.'.
shouting as he did' so to Mr;' -Wain
Glazier., who happened to be at the
door, to turn the atmosphere Calve.
mt. East reached into tato ,fryer end
managed to 'pull Tommy up so that
his head was above ,the ldig Ibube,
but to get hila out even with Mr.'
Glazie'e s .; help he found %npossibio
So he hustled down the ladder again
and called to Framers Matt' Mains, J,
P. Barns,. and W. Lee, who happen- .
ed to be working on Mn Hamilton's
barn across the street. With their
assistance. :the unconscious roan was
lifted out of the "dryer and taken,oat
i s
into the fresh a•
13y this time Dns. Worthington and
E
Gaudier had:arrived and
after an
hours exert,on they succeeded in re-.
stidring Tommy to consciousrtess 1114
he Was reniovedl to bus home. in a
Carriage,
He is now gettesg along nicely, find
in a few, days will be aschirpy as i
ST. PAUL'S CHURCI4. - 1 About People You. Know.
The services in St. Paul's ehe "oh
on Sunday .last were conducted l y
Rev, Clarence Johnson of Brooitale,
Man., and in addition to the regular
congregation many from other chur-
ches attended` to hear this zealous
young divine, Mr, Johnson . is a
native of this town and 'ClintoaV,ill
always take a deep inteiest is his
welfare and a career of great useful-
ness is ptvsdicted for him.
Rev. A, A. Bice, representative, of
Huron Cottage, will preach' at Irani
services' on Sunday nest.
Personals
Rev. Mr. Macfarlane of Bayfield was
in town yesterday. •
Miss M. Clarke of Mitchell has join -
ad the' hospital :staff. •
Mi,, Jack Rheinhardt ti sited a few
days 'with friends at Berllii, `
Miss Ila Bawden has reeerned to bier
position at Goderich after speadiug
her holidays at her lime here,
Miss Granger, who bas been holiday -
ling at her home at Bcucefieid, was
in town yesterday, calling on fri-
ends.
Mr. George :Battey and Mr. Joseph
Bramfield spent Sunday and C;fvic
holiday at the tornee's home' at
Listowel.
Miss Beatrice White of Windsor
bo the guest over the week -end of
Rev. and Mrs. Albin at Ontario
street parsonage. -
Mr. Bert Langford has disposed :.l
his auto to his brott,her-in-law, Mr.
Vodden of Hullett, but it won't he
long before he has another,
Mr. Clinton W. Harrison of :,an
Francisco and Miss Mabel Harland
left here Thursday to visit their
aunt, Mrs. M. le Mason of Blue
vale,
Miss McIver, Mrs, Smith and Messrs.
Heesld Raynor and Stewart 'Jack-
son well slake part :n the summer
concert in Bayfield on Friday even-
ing of this week. •
Bayfield.
The annual summer concerti, under
the auspices of the Ladias' Aid of
St. Andrews' church, will he 1 old in
ehe town hall on Friday evening nl
this week, the 9th inst. 3n keeling
with. peen/ seasons a splendid program
will be provided, a number of first
class artists having been secured tot
the occasion, including Ma. Willoase
of the London Conservatory, Miss
Turner of the Toronto Conservale r,
Mr, Stewart Jackson of Clinton, anti
others. The program will hegin at
eight o'clock. Be on hand early or
have your seats reserved. It will be
a musical event of the season.
Mrs. (Capt.) J. A. Ferguson left
on Monday fon a tip on the lakes
with her husband.
Mrs, 13, W. Erwin and son,, Master
Female, left on Wednesday for Per-
lin to spend a few weeks with the
lady's daughter, Mrs, Saucier.
Rev. W. Cluff. Mrs, Cluff and fan-
ny of Stratford, Rev, Mi. McLach-
lan and family of I4anstbton ars.
Scott, Mrs, Holmes, Miss Holmes,
Miss Eva Ilolmes of Seafooth , Sirs.
Fred Bently, Cobalt R. S. Frame
arca family, Stratford, are -summering.
in Westminster Grove;
Rev. D. K. Grant and family of
Clinton, and MUS. (Rev.) Kerr and
family of Welland have taken cot-
tages in the White City for the month
of' August,
Mr. and Mrs•, Welsh and family of
Stratford have taken Mr, F. Heath's
cottage, ''The Cedars" for the re-
mainder of, the season.
Miss Malcohat of Kincardine was.
the geese of Mrs. Qua during the
past week.
Mr, John ,Spencer spent: a few days
last week in the oil f4slds.
Mrs, Prank O'Neil and fanvi;ty have.
returned to their home in Clinton af-
ter spending the month of July in
Westhtfnster Grove,
Rev. Mr. Bice of Huron College or,-
copied the pulpit of Tiinkty church
on Sunday Iasi
Dr. Smith had a ,valuable horse
killed b, lightning during the severe
electhica.4 storm which passed over
the village on Friday morning fast.
The following registered at The
Conutietciai dulling the past week :
Misses_Minlou Pinning, Hattie A.
Holloway and Gladys Chowen, Clin-
ton • Messes Rose McIlvenna, l+lor-
ence Quack. Stiiatford ; the Misses
McLean, 1{ippen' Dr. A. J. Irvin,
Mrs. Irwin, 141iss Irwin ,and Master
Arthur ;Irwin, \Viilgham ; Miss Etta
Rush, Wingham Misses Mattie tJo
shall, Eleanor Upshall, and. Ethel
Spence,. London ;'G. M. Dempsey,
Runciman anis 1t. E. Rtuscintan of
Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs. Hartley of. Seaforhh
are summering in Mr..7aitie's rhomp-
son's house ell The Terrace.
Mi. and Mrs, Smith of Chicago
visited the lattet's sister, Mrs. Moore,
at her cottage in the White City.
last week,
Mrs. Hogan and Mts. Bartels ie -
turned
r,:turned to their home in Detroit lairt.
week aften spending a month in life
White City.
of. 'reroute pis itslti'i,•
Miss Heidel•
her father Rev. W. liinde. •
Rev, Mr: Macb,'arlane, pastor of tit.
Andrew's' church, will preach fn' fOe-
troit on Sunday nexP
and Mrs. - Seeder' of 13eridn
wits the guests of the tatter's parr -
cuts, ' Mr, and. Mrs: 13. W. 1:•rwin,fot
a icw days this week.
eves. More Bayfield page 8.
Mr, A. Wilkin spent Monday with
Hen$all friends.
Mrs: Ed_ Saville visited friends at
Londesboue over the week -end,
Miss Amy Howson spelt'. the week-
end in Kincardine with friends.
Miss Margaret Wiseman Of Ottawa is
i holidaying at the parental borne,
Miss Kathleen East of Toronto Is
f spending a holiday ab lies home in
town.
Mr.. Albert Akan of Calgary is vis-
iting. his, mothers and sisters in
town.
3Iiss Cowan has returned ' from a hol-
iday visit to Detroit and other
points. . •
Miss Hesslewood of Londesboro was
the guest, . of. Mrs. T, Mason en
Friday last.
Miss Spark of Stratford was the
guest • of Miss Ross Levis Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Cook visited the
+Kerr and Ryan families at the Nile
Sunday and Monday. •
Mr. Walter Booth of Toronto was
the guest of his grandfather, Alis,
J. -Kerr, over the. week -cad.
Miss Mabel Kerr and her cousin,
Miss Foster of Clarksburg, have
been visiting Goderich friends this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hardy and arise
Etta visited' with Mrs. James
Campbell near' Dungannon Sunday
and Monday.
Drs. Shaw and Gunn left on 'ruesdae
to attend the nte'rnational Med-
ical Comven'tion, which meets 111
Edmonton, Alta.
Mr. Melvin Mason and his cousin, Mr,
Louis Greensides of London, :=peat
a few days visiting friends in Clin-
ton and Hullett.
Mr. Roy Grigg of the Bank of .11or-
treal Goderich, is spending his 11011 -
days at iris home in town and
with friends in London.
Rev. H. I'. and Mrs. Wesegat4e of St.
Thomas were the guests during the
past week of the lady's mothe•i,
Mrs. Katyty
or ,Princess street. :
Miss Birdie McRoberts of London has
been visiting the past week with
her uncle, Mr, D. C'antelon, and
Other £,,:ends in and about to em,
14Ir, Eddie Shepherd returned to 'Tor-
onto on Monday afternoon alter a
pleasant fortnight's holiday at his
home in town and camping at the
lake.
Miss Olive Harland returned to Tor-
onto on Monday after a pleasant
fortnight's holiday at the home el
Me and Airs, W, S. Harland of
town.
Mrs. (Rev.) Roy and her daughter
, May and Miss Mary Brownlee of
Hamilton were guests Sunday and
Monday of Mr. and M'u. W. J.
Paisley.
,Mrs. J. E. Hovey and wee Mrisee
Billy retnrned last Thursday, aafter
spending a month at the lakeside.
Mr. Hovey was over with them for
ak
wee .
Dr. Frank Boles of Cookstown,
Minn., who has been visiting his
mother and sister in town for
the past week, left on Monday for
his home, ,
Mrs. A. D. Macpherson of London
and her daughter, Mrs. J. H. John-
stone of Edmonton, Alta., • were
guests on Tuesday of Mr, D. L.
Macpherson.
Mrs, Arch'd Kennedy, her daughter,
little Miss Helen, and her mother,
Mrs. Valvemoai, Detroit, are guests
'for a few weeks of Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Kennedy.
Capt. Dougherty and Mr, Downing of.
Mitchell spent a couple of days last
week fishing at; Mr. Henry Wagner's
in Hullett. They succeeded in bag-
ging
asging a nice' lot of bass.
Mr. and Mrs, I4. Wilson and Master
Haiild arid Misses Helen and t,rfy
of Stratford were the paste' Sun-
day and Monday of Mr. and . Mts•
Janes Connell, Godei[ch township.
Mrs. Ben. Palmer and children arriv-
ed from Toronto last week to join
Mr. Palmer of the Motor Compile),
staff. They have talon up resiil-
encein Mr Arthur Centolon's house
on Isaac street,
Misses Vivian and tee:Oda Semitic,
after being for a fortnight the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. J.
Grigg, left Monday to visit London,
friends before returning to their
home lin Chicago.
Mr. R. E. Manning, local manager of
the Royal Bank,, is out of sown
this week inspecting several Mon-
ohes of the Traders, Bank in the
county prior to their' being taken.
over by the Royal.
Mr.. Lack Kennedy, Wingham,. carne
tloww with the howlers Monday and
through his rink- didn't win they
put up a good game, nevertheless,
31 seemed dike old fumes; to see
the genial Lack . around'. ,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Syd. Jacitson and baby
Margan.t are; spending a foriniight,
as guests of Mr, and Mrs. john
Mb8 aughton of Varna and Mc. and
Mrs. D: S. McNaughton of Baseleed.
They will then return-tio Clinton.
Rev. and Mrs. Patterson 'of Co'ien'o,
who have been camping:at .I3urk's
for the past week, were guests" of
Mr. , and Mrs, W. H. I-Iellyar - on
Tuesday, leaving on the afternoon
train' for Grand Bend and, London
Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Jackson have as.
;their guests etas week idle 10110w-
ing members of :their family.: Mrs
W. Hyslop and hot dangl ter 19d!ia
Detroit ; Miss;". Eden Jackson, C'Buf
falo, and Mr. Howard Jackson,
Chicago The latter two only re-
main this week_ but Mrs, Hyslop,
will, nralce a more extotxleri stay.
Mr. Paul 1'reemau has gone to Port
Colborne.
Mt, P Craig was in Detroit aver
the week -tend.
Mr. D, Cantelon ,visited in Toronto
and Ori111a: over the holidays
Mrs, l4I0Garve and Miss Wairace 111.
.ted Hensall friends last week,
Mr, Gordon Cuninghame, Was a Y+ing'.
ham visitor Monday and 'Cuesday.
Miss Tena Agnew went to Kiiicard-
Lino last Thursday with the 'excur-
Miss Laura Wilkin is spen eing a few,
'days this week with Ciodericti lit»
ends.
Miss Rena Pickett left Tuesday on a
'visit to London, Chatham and De-
troit,
Mr.- W. McCulloch, Stratford, has
been visiting Gfin1'on friends.
week,
Dr. Thompson was in St,Mary's
yesterday attending the Old Boys'
reunion,
Mrs. (Dr.) MaeCallum of Kingston is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
John Wiseman. '
Me W. R. Counter returned yesterday,
after a few days visit at his rad
home in Si.incoe.
Misses Hattie Holloway, Minlou
ling and Gladys Chowan are boli-
.daying at Bayfield.
Rev. W. J. Joiliffe is supplying the
pulpit or Bridge street chueeh, Bell-
eville, during August.
Miss Elsie Ross returned on Monday,
after a pleasant holiday spent with
he; brother at Orillia.
Mee. Frank O'Neil and family have
returned home after a stay of rev-
ere// weeks at Bayfield.
Mr, and Mrs,tlliorgan Agnew and the
Ta'tter's mother, Mrs. Osborne, ehemi .
tee holiday at Bayfield,
Miss Barbara McIvor Inas returned to
her post in W. Brydone's Ace at -
ter a fortnight's vacation.
Mrs. Atkinson and little Miss Eileen
left yesterday on a visit of some
weeks w'th Ingersoll friends,
Mrs. Bl of ro
at if tel
of London who has
i 1 ,s
been visiting bet sister, Miss flea -
ham, rammed home Tuesday.
M•ihses lava and OliveCoxof the etli
con., Goderich township, are t .sit- ,
ing Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Paisley.
Rev. Jr Greene will take the preach-
ing service in the Methodist church,
Brussels, foe the next two Sun-
days.
Mr. Harry holden or Medicine flat, ,
Alta,, has been holidaying at, his
home in town during the past week
or so.
Mr, and bars, Chas, T.- Brown' aud' e
family of 'Toronto ane visiting she
forrner's sister, Mrs. T, A. fi+reig
of town,
3liss Della Walker anti Mr, Taylor
\W'alke'r, London were guests .' un
day= and Monday of their aunt, Mrs,
J. W El;tott.
Mrs. hilbssCe is expected home next
week after, a somewhat ,extended
I visit in St. Thomas, Sarnia,. Port
Huron, and Detroit.
Miss Laving McCohrt of Detroit bas '
been visiting her sister, 'Mus. Rev-
! nerds of Hullett and her mother,
Mrs. Butler of town,
Miss Sidney Bawden of the W. 1J„
Fair Co's staff, and bliss Rita Her-
man of the 'Telephone Central staff,
are holidaying at Niagara Falls.
Mr. S, 'Kemp was in Stratford on,
Monday visaing his brother, Mr.
hili. Kemp, who, has been very ,
seriously ill, but is now somewhat
bel'ter.
Mrs. Will P.htrustee! and els 1.d'i�n rc
turned Friday from a visit of some
weeks at the parental hone, that
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I'Irll of Ox-
bow Sask.
Mr, and Mrs. Olin Hooper and Mas-
ter Orville of Blyth have been vis-
.Sing the parental home of the tor -
mer,, that of 'Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hooper of Alpert street.
Mr. Harry Bartliff was in St. Marc's
teas week attending the Firemen'e
cement:con as the" representative of
the local brigade and was electf d. a
comer
e h of the aiabit cotnnrittee:
Mrs,, Harry Johnstone returned tie
town on Tuesday after a few days
visit with London friends; and wilt
contleue, ehe guest of her father,
'Mr. John Emmerton, fon a ' fort
nissht or so yet.
Mr. J. W. L. Davis, who has been
a member of the Molsons Slant
staff for the -past eighteen months,"
tine greaPar part of: that time as
teller, has :been promoted to rhe ac.
countantship at Teeswater•
Miss Mabel W. Harland, aceompaaferl
by her cousin, Mr. Clinton W. ilar-
rison of San Francisco, spent the
week -end in Toronto with relatives,
and visited al Niagara Falls, "e-
turning home Tuesday night sfter a
very pleasant time.
Mr.. R', A. Downs has been appointed
dstrict superintendent of the Prud-
enifiai Lite (Insurance Company, with
headquarters at;. ZVooiistock, IIs
leaves to enter: upon itis ;defies
there next week, 'brit for the pre-
sent will l'save his family hese,
Messrs. Edgar and Carl 3aelc,
Frank Watson, R. S. B,yam and
John Sutter, camped at else lake
shore at Blink's from Saturday un-
rilC• taisday. ; Stanley and Harty
r
i +
SttRS, of,ew�ttahford,'mho wore up
for the , holrelay, accompanied thous.
Mr.'A'tutl.ay laccso an as 5ie-, .
e`Nigatfitti4 alta` Mr:: Walter Jackson.
1 Br t ofo a trioti' were vests
g
afid Mr -
Mae, J01111 Jackson sae forepart
of the week, They are now spend-
ing a few days in ealbp at llucic's
on the lake shore and enjoying the
outdoor tileto the ui!rnost,