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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1946-07-25, Page 6PGR SIX =es sting Items %maw NERO-mom) PHURSDAY JULY 25 194a. ..--......-...........—...em \ R ura1 orres on ents NEWS OF BAYF1ELD RepresestatiVe; ' KISS LUCY R. WOODS i'hoste MINION 631r3I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson, Ion - don, spent.the weekend in •tlie village. George Weston, Ge,orge Blair and Willard 1Sturgeon, spetit last week in Detroit. • Dr. and Mrs. Jack Walker, London, were holidaying at Peter's Cabins, lase week. Mrs. Harry Peter and daughter, La1.1T1, Stratford, are holidaying at "Peterkin Rest." Miss Peggy Burt, is nurse at the Huron Artglitem Church Calitp for the present session, Me arid Mrs'. Sweene,y Mrs. Bright - more and two children, Detroit, are guests at The Ritz Hotel. William Robinson and John R. Mac- Leod, left on Monday in the former's trubk for Vancoirvere, B.C. 1VIree Wellington Johnston and three datehters, Nekome,, N.D., are the gueets of Miss! Lottie Greer. Mr. and Mrs Bruce StaPleton and Master leenten, Toronto, are ocepy- ingMrs G Heidemann's cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon !Oehler, Zur- ich, spent Sundey with the latter's sisters, Misses F. and E. FoWlie. im�Id Makins and Wilfred Castle eesueed a -me -nr trip- to Tobermory and Drillis ani lerento, last week. Dr. William Tillman, Sr., London, and J. Brent, Toronto, are spending a vacation at the Tillmann cottage. Mr. William Greig, Toronto, arrived Saturday to spend a fortnight with his family at "Bali-Aerese cottage. Capt. and Mrs, Renouf Johns have returned to the village after haying -spent a fortnight in Washington, D.C. Miss Jean Millard, Brantford, is spending her vacation. in the village at the home of Mrs. James Ferguson. Mrs: F. Parker, London, spent last week with her father, C. R. Will and 1Vers. Will at their cottage, "Dingle - ton." Mrs. James Ferguson accompanied Miss C. P. Rankin to Mount Pleasant, Mich., where she is her guest this week. MTS. 0. Goodfellow and son Ross, and Miss Mary Harding, Toledo, 0., are the guests of MTS. Ross Knee- shaw. • • Mrs. Davies and baby, Toronto, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Walden, at their summer. cot- tage. Ervine Pease, London. is 3pendilig twit ,weeks' vacation in the village at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry, ' Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert knight and daughter Mary, Toronto, are visiting at the home of :Mrs. M. Gepidinhancelt this week. . Mrs. 'Willie -1M Gray Jend Miss Alta Gray returned to Detedit' im :Settle - day after hawing 'epent a vacation in the village. Mrs. H. Sykes and son Bence, Haen- ilton, .eftent last vveek, with Mr. :and Mrs. Frank Peter at :their eottage in the "Poplars." Mr. aria efee. George Howard and family, Detroit, spent a wee'kend re- cently: with the former's mother, Mrs. William Howard. Mr. and Ms. H. Ahrens, Detroit, spent the weekend at their cottage, "Trail Blazer." Mrs. Ahrens remained for a: lortger visit. leer. and Mrs. George eteCein, Mont- real, visited Mr. and -1VIrst Ken Mc- Cain, who are occupying Mrs. Turn- ers cottage'last week. 110LICEFIELD GODERICH, TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs.. P. O. Paeker and son Williem, .Nekoma,' NZ., came on Fri- day to visit the former's mother,' Mrs. Cherles W. Parker. Dr: Mid MTS. E. L Copier and fana ily, Detroit, are ocenpyleg "Wave Crest," Mrs. E. F. Parker's, commed- ions home, for the seise -nen • . Mre'aed Mrs. T. W. Oates, Hamil- ton, have returned to their cottage on Delevart St., after having spent h few days at their home in Hamiltcin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson and two children, Sudhary, came pn Thursday last to visit the former's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. William L. Ferguson. Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Paull, J. L. Dixon and 'Miss Carrie Dixon Who were in London over the weekend re- turned to the village on Tuesday afternoon, I 'Miss JoAune Cuninghame was the griest. last week of Miss Catharine Murray, London, at "Kenzelwood," her summer home in Kingsmete, Grand Bend. 1 Mies J. Manson went to London on Tuesday' to attend the funeral of her cousin, Lorne Douglas Manson, who was accidentally shot while visiting in Camrose, Alta. Mr. and Mee. William Bell, Dear- born, Mech., and Ma and Mrs. Joe Taylor, Detroit, spent the Weekend with the former's sister, Mrs. Gree Cook, "Loehame." Mr and 'Mrs. Fred Heard, Lorna and Douglas, and Mr. and MTS. G. C. McGillawee and two children, Stratford, occupied "Hide -a -way" cottage last week. Ms. Claee Porter, Rive- Forest, ill., arrived on Monday to visit her sietcr, Mrs. ... l) F. Gaird ter, for a k She la itellee by tra •s-Canacla Airlines to 1.1:ed. SeiSefFor BIG MILEAGE Ar Reg.Ball er Goodyear tares 011 your earassureyoe of extra mile- age...added safety greater economy. GOODIFiTEAR Shell Service Station Reg. Ball, Clinton Phone 5 Mrs. Alec McKenzie ie holdiug an auction sale of ;her household effects on Saturday., Mr. and Mrs. Willianri Patterson have returned to their home in Meet - rad, after visiting at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Patterson. Mr. and lerge .john McIntosh, Ter- i:Atte, sept the -weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haugh. Dr. and Mts. A. Aikenbead, 'Cal- gary, Alta., are expected in the vil- lage 'this wedk to Visit friends and relatives. • Kerineth Bowman and Owen Dor- wood, Kindereley Seek, 'visited 'witla MT. end Mrs. 'Wileiam Henry last 'weeketal. ' ' • Plan W. A. Picnic The Women's Asgoeiafion of Bruce - field United Church -Will Iola its an- nual Moire t tions Park, :Seeferth, on Wedhesday, July 31. All ladies of the congregation are cordially in- vited. Attended- Summer -School Misses Marjorie arid Edna Mustard and :Margaret MeEwen attendee God- erich 'Summer Selma 'lift week. Miss Margaret Hertey Was nedgent for the banquet and leoneert on Friday even- ing and at the conceit favoured With a couple of readings. Busy With Harveit Men in the dieteint %art busy with the harvest. Oeops this year are quite good. The storm last Teiday did net_do as much, dentage as it was antidipated. Some mite Were nut down but on the Whole the ram did More geed than ;hem , Conclude, Service Miss Margaret Heraw conducted the servicee on the -Walton. eharge which is compope a IVISMerieff and Wilton on Sunday lest weile the minister, Rev. Gordon Hazlewood, was in attendance at Godeeich Sum- mer Scheel. over the weekend were Mr. and MTS. H. R. Colgrebe, Mrs. Maria Elliott and son, Leslie, motored to Mount Clemens and De- troit, for the weekend. On theio. xe- turn, they were accompanied by Miss Lola Elliott, Detroit, who is spending her vacation with her mother and brother. Mrs. L. B. -Smith returned to Lon- don on Monday after having visited her mother, Mrs. Charles W. Parker, for a few days. On her return she was accompanied by Maxine, who has spent three weeks with her grand- mother. Miss Norah Barclay, who returned to Canada aboard the "Georgie" af- ter two years' ee,,,is the Canadian Red Cross, is 'visiting her parents at their cottage. De and Mrs. Barclay drove to herniae to meet their daughter. Mrs. Victor Burt, London, came last week to spend the remainder of the summer with her parents'Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Heward Burt, Windsor, also is spending two weeks' vacation with his grandparents, and Ronald Burt, London, was with them overthe weekend. Guests at "S.K.J.", summer ,home of Mr. and Mrs.. G. W. Cuningliame, were Bob _McColl, Ixoquois, student at University of Toronto, for the week- end, and Misses Florence and Eliza- beth Macpherson, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hull Torento, for re- mainder of the month. Mrs. A. Ford King,who has -been j visiting in Muskoka, oined her hus- band on Tuesday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mao. George King. We regret to report that Ford has been indisposed since his arrival two we,eks ago and his many friends 'hope that he will soon be about again as usual. Guests at the "Little Inn" last week were: Mr. arid Mrs. Jake Merrier, Mies Beverly Anderson, Miss Irene Bake Mr. and MTS. Jack Radford and daughter, Wilma, arrived home to their cottage in the "Poplars" after enjoying a weeks' motor trip to Noeth Bay and °thee points'. MISS Peg Orr and Mrs. Charles Burt were in Peterborough over the weekend. On their return they were accompanied by the latter's. son, Ar- thur, who has been at came'. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scotchmer and son, Douglas, Richmond Hill, who have been on a motor trip to British Columbia, are :wending this week at their cottage in Lakeside Park. Arnoegst the friends from this district who attended the funeral were Mrs. N. W. Woods and Mrs. R. H. F. -Gairdnee. The, sympathy of the community is with the bereaved ones Mrs. Clayton Guest, London, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Malcom Toms. Bill Johnston, Windsor, who eecently received his honourable dis- charge from the RONVR, also is visit- ing his aunt. lames R. Scott of the CBC staff, Toronto, was here over the weekend. On his return on Sunday he was ac- companied by Mrs. Scott, who had been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. IL F. Gairdner. Mr. and Mee. L. At Stephens and daughter, Jane MacGrigor of Shel- !some, returned home after spending a couple of weeks with the latter's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gree Cook, "Lochame." Mrs. Re:beet Talbot, Edmentou, Alta., accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Angus Murray, Exeter, and Mrs. Walter Stevens, Brucefield, were visitorsat the home of Mrs. le Talbot last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and soria,-"jim and Jack, Toronto, who have been holidaying at "Bali Arcres," returned home Sunday Their guests Miss Lamel Hall has' as her guest, :Marilyn Young, this week at•Paradise Vista. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall, iStratfeed, spent the Weekend at their cottage at Paradise Vista, Mrs. 'Mabel Steeling, ,Seeforth, spent a day last week with her sister, Mrs. E, Miller, D. A. Smith has been under the dector's care for the past week but is feeling some better. Mr. and Mas. E. J. 1111 and daugh- ter Mary, Detroit, are holidaying at present at Deer Lodge. Miss Helen Turner, Turikereinith 'Township, spent the weekend with her friend, Jane • Miss Helen 'Welsh, accompanied by John Wilson, London, srpent the week- end veith• Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Welsh. Mr. _and Mrs. David J. 'Stephenson, G •oehen Line, Stanley, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Wilbert Jahnson, 'Deer Lodge. Mr and Mrs. W. Alexander and family, liensall, are vacationing at Deer Lodge and have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dining. Mr. arid 'Mrs. Jack Rehill and son 'Paul, London, are spending a few days with the latter's beethers, &MS and, Bill MCGuire. ' Will Hendry and J. Campbell, 'Tiv- erton, were .arcrund calling On old friends aie Sunday. Mr. Hendry's father was pose -Mister at Porter's Hill at one time. Early Harvest The cutting will be almost finished in this district this week. It is a bumper crop and the earliest on record. Has Fingers Crushed Master Stuart Grigg .had the mis- fortune to have one of .his fingers badly crushed while playing around the wagon. S. S. 4 Community Club Mrs. Ira • Merrill 'entertained the ladies of the aS. No. 4 Community Club at her hame:for their July meet- ing. During the afternoon a quilt was quilted 'which was pieced by Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. Churchill. Patthes were given out to be pieced for an- other quilt top. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Me- Cartney. Lunch WEIS served by the hostess. well, Miss B. Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burnham, Detroit; Misses May Stone and Phylis Adams, .Mrs. Chas. A. Bird, Miss June Armstreng. Misses M. L. Gidley • :Jed. Verna Bridgman, London. Home Front Europe Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vodden are visiting the latter's aunt in ,Woodham this week. Co sem t1ations! Congratulations are ex ended to Pens MeEwermho obtaioed Wat- ches honors in il.r eleven subjects of junior group ene at sp :mg exam - Mations of thrive:, sity of Western Ortario, London,. Scholarship Winner Peter TRIM:inn, Toronto, spent the weekend at the family cottage. He attended 1St. Michael's College, Uni- versity of Toronto, and received his degree in arthitecture this year, grad- uating with honors and winning the Better News Service For Huron County! Tell your friends they now can buy extra opies of Huron County's popular weekly newspaper at the following newstands: BAYFIELD P. Weston's Store Robinson's Store LONDEMORO R. N. Alexander's Store J. W. McCool's Store I3RUCEFIELD Joseph. McCully and Co. General Store VARA J. T. McAsh General Store CLINTON Martins McEwan's Bartliffs' News -Record Office Mrs. Clinton News-Retord "The Home Paper With the News" Five Cents a Copy BY mail $1.50 a Year rULrIJtLfl.flflflflfU KIPPEN LON DESBORO Toni Moon- London, spent the week- end with Mx,eand Mrs. 3. W. MaCeol. Miss Mary Ellen Peest spent Thurs- day in London. :Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wellbanks and small darighter, spent last week at Toronto and Aerora. Mr. arid Mrs. Willis Mountain spent Sundae at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Youngblutt. Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Wilson, Nile, spent Suedes* with Mr.• ane Mae Char/es Voddee. Mrs. J, Melville visited at the home of, her seater, 'Mrs. Robert Been, Mb- , nee, on Sunday.; Mr. and 1Vire Leonard Shobbrook visited With the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Feed Shollibidok, on Sunday. Master Charlie Shobbrook is hoe - dewing at the home of his grand- perents, Mr. and Mrs:. Fred Shob- brook. Mre. Bill Cameron and Mary Eliza - Beth, Toronto, visited at the home of her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Crervfie d, on Saturday. Miss Eileen Millar spent the week- end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller. Gardhouse, Owen Sound, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Shines- Lan- sing. ' Mrs. R. •Grierson, Sunderland, is visiting her parents, Mr. 'Mid Mrs. John Fiegland. Mr. and MTS. David Mair, Detroit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faii•service. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mete 1, Ter onto, sent the Weekend with Mrs. W. Tamblyn and Mae, G. Cook. Mrs, William Merritt and Janice, Di -17th, visited with Mrs. L. Saunder- eock on Moncay. Mr. and Mae. Haydn Lewis., and Sahn MaXesell, Toronto,visited with Rev. A. D. Penman an Mas. Penman over the weekend. Visitors al: the home of Mr. and Mee. Fred ehobbrook on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beaver, Mrs. Wise and Sharon of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., RIICI Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vodtien and MTS. James Wright. returned to her home mn Kippen last ereek after spend- ing two months visiting relatives in Vancouver, Mooge Jaw and Winnipeg. gold medal. He also wen a scholarship which entitles him to post -graduate study in any of three prominent universities in the United States. At present he is associated with ,a firm of architects' n Toronto. Returns Home The many friends of Miss Audrey Brandon, who has been undergoing medical treatment in Seaforth for eleven weeks, eve glad that she has recovered sufficiently in health to •return home last:weak • Church Camp :Picnic Members of the Anglican Church Camp pieknicked on Clan Geegor Square on Tuesday afternoon. In the evening a softball game was played between the village boys and a team from the camp, resulting in a score of 19-6 for Bayfield. Dies in Hayfield Mrs. fannie Dixon, wife of Joseph Dixon, Dalhousie Ste Brantford, a former resident of London, died in Ba•yfielci, after several years of poor health. She was visiting at the sum- mer home of her ,daughter,, -Mae. (Rev.) F. H. Paull, Listowel. She is survived by her husbend and two daughters, Mrs. Paull, and Miss Carrie Dixon, Bra/Me:ed. The body was resting at the G. L. Fergeson funeral home, London, where service was held Monday after- noon with interment in Woodland Cemetery, London. Passes in. Bayfied The death ocerwred on Friday evening, July 19, at the summer home of Rev. P. H. Parer in Bayfield of Fannie Elizabeth Drew, beloved wife of T. L. Dixon, 363 Dalbousie St., Brantford, in her 74th year. The deceased wonme, who was a native of London, wets- a daughter of the late Alfred Drew and Susan Devoy. Following het marriage they resided for trainees periods In Lon- don, Brantford- and Glatt,. while Mr. Dixon was with The Pell Telephone Co. She had been in 111 health for about six years. Besides her hes- band, she is survived' by two dartgli- tees, Ethel (Mrs. F. H. Paull), List- owel, and Carrie, at honte; two sis- ters, Mrs. George E. Wright and Miss Gerrie Deese., 196 Beidport St., Lon- don, and a brother, Alfred Drew, of Kingston. The funeral was iield from the Ferguson Funeral Heine, London. on Monday afternoon at: three o'clock, the service being in charge of the Venerable Archdeacon W. J. Doherty, who was aseisted at the graveside by Rev. P. W. Schafter, rector of St. Jude's 'Church, Brantford Interment was made in Woodland Cemetery. The pallbearers who were mem- bers of the Telehone Pioneers As- sociation were a. L. Stratton, G. H. Ilpshall, W. It. Byers, A. 0. Ion, C. H. Westman and A. W. Robinson. The floral tributes were many and beauti- ful. Scott—Parker The United 'Chetah, Noicow, •Sask., was the -scene of a very pretty Wed- ding on July 2, when Clara Helen Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. T. C. Parker, became the bride of 'Morris lemerson Scott, IV/effort, Sask. The marriage vows were spoken before an alter banked with peonies and garden flowers. The pastor, Rev. Lydia Gruchy, performed the ceremony. The bride was giveri in marriage br her father, and had as bridesmaid, her sister, Nora. Melvin !Stott, broth- er of the groom, was his attendant. Mrs. P. O. Parker, Nekoma, N.D., aunt of the bride, presided at the piano. The bride's gown was of white satin and net with fingertip veil. She wore a string of pearls, the gift of the groom and carried a shower bou- quet of roses. The bridesmaid wore a floor -length gown of Feench blue and carried pale pink carnatione. After the ceremony a wedding din- ner was served at the Noicow Hotel, to about 40 guests, many of whom were from oat of town. The couple will reside on the groom's farm, five miles south of Melfort, Sask. Those who remember the bride as a Hayfield girl j0171 in wishing her much 3oy and happiness in her future life. eathleen Sunderceels, wife of L/Cpl. . 0: Sendetheek. Mission Band Meets The Mary Griersen MiSSi011 Band /mid its eule meeting Sunday morn- ing in the Sunday' School room of the Church. Thepresident, Kenneth Armstrong, presiding. Call to wee. - ship, n hymn and prayer all repeatieg the Lords' Prayer in unison. Tee ,Seeiptere lesson. Was read by Mrd B. Sheberoble The minutes of the last m_deting was read and ap- proved. The birthday song was slung for Lois- Weed,Gail and June Man- ning. The offering was taken by Bert Knox. Loll Wood 0 -ye a reading , on World Peace. Jeute Mming read a Temperance sten,.Piano solo by Muriel Shebereok. A. review of the Study Beek wee given try Miss Kirk. Hymn 285 wassung and the meeting closed With prayer. Londesboro Defeats „ Westfield by 7-2 Count fa mile Mrs. .William Govier end Mrs. (I, Watson entertained their cousins on Tuesday afternoon in honor of their cousin, Mrs. Minnie Lyon, Brandon, Man. All had a very•enjoyable after- noon. Mrs. -Sid Lansing was called to Toronto last Tuesday, owing to the serious illness of her aunt, Miss Clara Hunter, who passed away on Thurs- day. Interment took place in Brus- sels Cemetery on Saturdae. 1 eeeration Servize A number from the -community at- tended the decoration 'service at Blyth lenion Cemetery on Sunda whieh was eon:Wired by Rev. A. D. Penman, Londesboro 'United Church. Two Brides Coming When the liner "Aquitaniae docks at Halifax, N:S., on Saturday, July 27, two British brides destined for Londesboro, are expected to be on board. They are Mae. Ann Sprung, wife of: Pte. 3. W. Sprung, end. Mrs. BASE LINE Dr. L. 0. Rogers, chief medical ad- visor, Westminster Hospital, London, and Mrs. Rogers, visited the former's aunt! Mae. Margaret Johnston and cousm MTS. Q. Farquhar, Base' Line, last Fiidate PORTER'S HILL VARNA Mrs. Monteith, Stratford, visited with Mrs. :M. Reid last Friday. -- Miss' Gladys- Beatty, London, is holidaying at the home of her moth- er, Mrs, le Beatty, MTS. DOBSWOlth alld Mrs. RobMsen, Loneen, spent Monday with the for- mer's mother, Mrs. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kilpatrick, Lucknow, and Herbert Erwin, Gull Lek% Man., were weekend visitors the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Keys. leers'. Sarah Woods, -Mae. Robinson. Weeds, Se. Helens, in comeanse With leer &tighter, Mrs. Tyson and family, Bruce Mines, w.ere guests at the hones, of MTS. M. Reid last week. Londesbeko defeated Westfield 7-2 in a WOAJAI intermediate softball match at Londesboro Monday evening, The Winners ran up an early lead and were never liead.ed. They (meet the losers by 104. G. Carter, for 'Letelesbore, and T. Jardine, for Westfield, twirled nice games. Box Score Westfield -AB a n PO A E M.McDowell,3b . 4 1 1 0 2 0 A. Cook, 2b 4 0 1 2 0 , 0 J. S•nelit lf 4 1 2 8 0 1 T. Jardine, p 4 0 1 6 8 0 Gr, iteeDowell, rf 4 0 1 2 0 0 Don. Snell E. Snell, ss 4 0 0 2 4 0' H. McDowell, lb 4 0 0 7 0 0 J. Walsh, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 G. McDowell, e 4 0 1 2 0 0 Miss Bessie Young, accompanied by three girl friends, are spending two weeks at a cottage at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Allister Murray and little daughter, Varna, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. 'Tack ,Smith's. The Lockhart families were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Torrance at the Ivanson cottage at Drysdale on Sunday. Miss Anna Townsend, who was successful in her School of Commerce course, has' accepted a position at Atwood. • Proctor Home Sold We understand the George Proctor home at Porter's Hill earner has been bought by Mr. Mather, a returned veteran, He and his brother will move in shortly. Community Club Meets Porter's Hill Community Chib held its July meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim Cox Wednesday afternoon with twelve ladies present. A quilt was quilted. The president opened the meeting with all repeating the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. A. Lockhart read the minutes of last meeting.. :Some discussion took place as to work and program. The hostess served a dainty lunch. 35 2 7 24 11 1 Londesboro AB R H PO A E •B. Riley, cf 4 0 0 1 0 0 C. Saundereock, a 4 2 2 2 1 0 F. Tunney, lb 3 1 0 11 0 0 R.Rrompton,Eb. 4 3 3 0 2 1 G. Carter, p 4 1 2 7 3 0 4 0 2 0 2 1 4 0 0 2 2 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 Leiper, es Pollard, 2b Tamblyn, i•f Miller, if 35 7 10 27 10 2 Score by innings: Westfield . . 100 100 000-2 7 1 Londesboro . 202 010 20x-7 10 2 Umpires—Groves and Walsh. TrouseauTea Mrs. Fred Reid entertained on Wede eesday .afternoon and evening, July - 17: et a troneeeee tep in honorer of daughter, Anna, bieCie-eiect euly 20. In the afternoon,Mrs. Fred Vail- HOlisiesetille, aunt of the eileleaeleet poured tea, LunePt was eeeved by Mac. Leuis .Tiieliie, God.- -end leerie Reid. 'leers. Wilnier Baia and Mrs-. Wilber Keys, Seeforth, aunt" of the bride, displayed the teousseau, en the ettenine, Mrs: -Gems. Nelson, Clinton, .0eured tea. ",'Mrs. Dave Clirtten, Mrs. .Ciwarles Coultes, Belgratte, Mrs. George Chart- ers, Blyth, all Mints of the bride, eerved 'lunch and, Mrs. Gordon Hill, sister of the beide and srrs. Anson Coleman clispieyed the troueseae. AUCTION SALE of FURNITURE at the home Of Mrs. A. MacKenzie, •BRUCEFIELD SATURDAY, JULY 27 at 1.30 P.M. sharp (DST) the following: 8 -piece dining room suite, including buffet; 4 -leaf extension table; 6 chairs; 4 -piece living room suite:, 3 -piece living room suite; 2 bedroom guites, springs and mattresses; chest of drawers; large glass cherry cup- board; cherry kitchen table.; ehener drop-leaf table; 6 kitchen chews; com- mode chair; couch; Quebec heater (nearly hew); coaloil stove (good condition); cook stove; stove peaes; baby carriage; clothes horse; quan- tity of dishes; garden tools and venue erous other articles. 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