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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-09-20, Page 1,te.seeeteeee, r:ifr.11(•*.IMPO• ;IS .11%1CO/IDAIII,A,Tglit Ci IEW 248o—otpot • edie LfliT TA;1110 THIJOSI3A*1” P91‘1EIVIB R it Roffiii.IE APtR' 11111111.5- ig„, ..,t4gegar' ilieglsu,°,..i7wii)lfriziisOenicaRaak ecie"/:7:U:lifil'iii'' ' : r. - ,,, • ''' ''MARK ' • i111# : Every''Princeidsb fully selecte :-,Y experts, G • may Fashionablewin. e or green gold setting , , .,. every Princess Hirt ja beauty. Buya,Princess Dimon 4 ,\--1., or„Wedding,. Rin with wiMweiradit,sylicat con4denec\.•\•11 -.. .\110,./ P NV.11141.15 &CO:Limited; Toronto \ \ I / ' Diamond ImP"terS 45"4. 1877 ...... .,.....--. ,••••? „...4..=...--r-,•-•.....„t;.,.......„.7'..*--"st.-•-‘----' •-' --Z4T,e4 ).:4tklf —'-- ''' \• 1-vr • New Rayon Silk Lingerie. Bloomers (Bobbe±te Style) in an asSOrtnien:C.ofdeligliffUllOirighe shades,:.ireg..$1.25 Bloomers in large and extra large sizes, priced for quick selling 1.25 Gowns in three sizes and many dainty shades. Material used is of a nice heavytexture. Special $2.59 To Our Hosiery Department We have added a new "Iioleproof" feature Chic Azikle; Pointex heel, silk to the top, at Only $1,95 air A120010.0.12•1••=.111 1 ,M11111111111111•1110•11•MM•01....,, 1111001•111•61319111MIMM..194 "WE 4E11 THE BETTIiEt IGRADE TO BUILD THE ...BETTEri TkADE." , CLOTHES PILO is LEM SOLVED There isn't a clothing Manufacturer in the Country whose clothe will fit everybody, for eaeh manufacturers' go,ods have distinct ebar- acterists of shaping, No argument is necessary to prove that the dealer who confines his lino to a one house product is seriously handicapped. We have our Clothing made by several of the best Manufactur- ing houses in the_ Country. • These.variems makers draft their models on different ideas A-nd we are thus enabled to give each man the shaping and style that suits hint—that's where our variety of shape selecetions help you in getting correctly fitting garments. Perhaps you have wondered why you have not been able to get garments to fit -you properly—maybe the trouble is that you have been dealing with a "One -Maker" concern. , if you've never bought, clothes here we want yen to see etir .-Suits and Overcoats in the new patterns -,and colourifigs. - Men'S Suits rind Overcoats, $15,00, $18.00, $25.00 to $35.09. • • Our Hat and - Cap Stock is now complete and we are showjng a • wonderful range for your, selection in all the latest styles and color- „.. ..„.. IVIen's, Caps $1.00, $1.50, $2.60, $2.50, 0,00. . • •11/Len's Hats $3.00, P.95, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.,§0 "Wheoi,''$1:16. TI7e5dair Parley,• 60c to ofio,, Oats, '35c.`to 40c. • Btickwheat 80c. Slitter? 350, to 37e, • • Eggs, 25c to 38e, , • • Litho Hogs, $12.00. . ' AN' AUTUMN SHOWER ,eThe Woley-Willis Young Peoples' Society gave Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Car- a.little surprise at their home on Wednesday evening of last week emci presented them, With a miscellaneous shower of artides suitable to a young couple just starting house., ' keeping,• The young folk had a very jolly evening together. CLARK—WISE ' , • The residence of Mr, and Mrs. Ed- ward H. Wise was the, scene -of a .pretty wedding at 1? o'clock, yes- terday, 'Wednesday, -When their daughter, Edna Amanda, became the bride of Howard W, R. Clark, Young- er son Dew, and Mrs. Wm. Clarle-of Clinton. The bride, who was given in mar, riage by her father, wore a becom- ing gown •of honey -beige georgette and lace, and carried ,a bouquet of Ophelia roses and maiden -hair fern. The Rev. L. C. Harrison conducted the cerenTony. Miss Marjorie Davis Of Toronto played the wedding nits- Jollowing the ceremony, a buffet luncheon; was -served, subsequently,: • r.ancl•IVIrs..Clark left for a .motor trip, •the bricle.t•travelling, in a. blue, and sand ensemble. • On their return, the .bride • And groom. Will...reside in. Clip ton.- ' • • LIVERMORE—PRA_TT. A very pretty wedding. was solemn.- ized at the home of 1Vrr. and Mrs. H. Yates, 83 Roselawn Avenue, Toronto, on Saturday, Sept. 16th, when Miss Carrie Pratt,, daughter of Mr. and 1Vrje. E. J. Pratt, 'Courtlancl, became the bride of Mr. E. S. Livermore, Aylmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Liv- ermore:, Clinton. Dr. S. G. Bland of- ficiated. The home was beautifully' decorated with autumn flowers. The bride looked lovely in an orchid dress of lace and georgette, trimmed •with satin and rhinestone buckle. Her bouquet was of Sweetheart roses and 'baby's breath. • Miss Marie Pratt, sister of 'the bride, acted as brides- maid, and looked charming in a green taffeta. period gown,. and 'wore ,a ,bouquet of pink roses. Mr. Keith L. Hamilton of- Walkerton acted as best man. The bride entered thei liv- ing -room to the strains of...the wed- ding march, played by 1VLiss Audrey Yates. After the wedding ceremony a dainty luncheon was served and lat- er Mr. and lllrs. Livermore left on a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, the bride wearing a brown crepe satin dress, brown coat and brown- velvet hat . On their return they will reside in -Aylmer. . Mir. and 1Vbs. James Livermore , of Clinton and Mr; and Mrs. Green of Teeswater, the 'latter the' bride- groom'S only sister, Vient.to :Toronto for the wedding. -, • AMONG THE CHURCHES - Phe ; • • The Women's Miesionary Soddy, Conference (ettitie section) , Hu- ron Presbyterial Society of the Uni- ted church will he held in Ontario Dr, ,Lawton pitching for the locals, street church, Clinton, on Thursday, -was not aa effective as usual, owing - • Sept. 27th at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. • to the cold weather. He Was thrown • All Anxiliaries, Circles, 1Vlission out at the .plate, trying to score en Bawls, etc.; of this section 'are cor- Anderson's hit in thO eighth. The • night in ,the fo.e. ' °bre' Graitl's • -1\14•••,' 0•0"'•P•' elected N. "0, , 5:‘lit0=-11;” neWik. :so-Ciat .410.-t a Pleaaant taa0510 e • lierfi" Of' the everi:. ghinent;:ir' ec r4. 41i -d ' " " . W. • wir.z, 10.ET : •- The regular anthathly meeting, of.the Woman's Institute ,held on Thursday afternoon,' Sept./27th at 3 o'clock in the C. 0. A paper ertitled, "Origin and De- velopment of Woman's Institutes,, '11 b b Ma" Elt R 11 There will alsoby a dentonstration in canning vegetabes. Hstoses for the day will be: Mrs. Glen Cook, Mrs, C• V. Coolc,,Mrs. Paisley, Mrs. Geo. Tay- lor, Mrs, C'Connor, WI. H. IVIcBrien and ,Mrs• (Dr.) Gaudio All Lad' welcome. •• \ • BCWLING JITN•tY • ••• large .terenut. ,at :leeal 'jitney Itowl,tng Sonruament TnehdAY eveTlin,F. • The Were" keenly contested for the Ina. being -the winners, in/the- oder, E'ennebalter; RaY- Fitzsbnsnens, • HOSPITAL BAZAAR ••• ' . , • The lioapital poard liatherr annual bazaar in the tdwn hall on Thursday, Oct; 11th, When the,,,esual number. of booths will be furnished with articles for sale. The commit- tee would like -the assistance of all -citizens in making this -undertaking. a Suecess. Those wishing to contribute articles for sale are asked to hand same to the conveners of the booths, whose names appear in an. advertise ment in this issue. • ' • • • • AND S. CLUB ENTERTAINS HONOURED GOOD CITIZEN- . On Sunday' last a monument, erec- ted in honour of the late Hon. Andrew Broder, who represented the constit- uency of Dundas in the Provincial LegiSlature and the Denoinion Parlia- mot for ninny years, Was nnveiled at atemisburg, his home to -Wm 1VIr. Broder, who died in 1918, was considered to be a than of exceptional qualities,. one of the speakers at the unveiling ceremonies comparing him to Abraham Lincoln. Another spea)c,, er, an old friend -and neighbor, Sen- ator George P. Graham, said Mr, treder's tWo-Otrone.fieints had been hia humour and his Irugged henesty. , , am „et,• orris tug, un- veiled the monument, mid the Veer - able Archdeacon C. :0. Carson, MAW. •risbarg, pronounced •• the dedication. Tributes were read from a large num- ber of public men, including those from Sir Robert Borden, Sir George Perley, Sir Herbert Antes, Sir. Geo. Foster, Hon. James 4. Robb, Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, Rom- E. D. Smith, Hon. Martin Burrill, At. Hon. Arthur IVIeighen and Hon. W. 1,!: Nicicle, ' Mr. Broder was ,an Uncle, of Mrs. G, D. McTaggart and Mrs. M. D. Mc- Taggart of Clinton. bLes, G. D. Me - Taggart was in IVrorrieburg for the ceremony on Sunday. EXETER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Clinton baseball team' lost to Exe- ter in the final mateh';at Exeter on Friday last, Exeter thus, winning the Huron Championship. Clinton made a good -.showing to get into tberfi.nals and the team is to be Congratulated neon its achieve- ment. The Exeter correspondent Pent the following report to Satur- day's London Free Press: "Exeter's team won the Huron Baseball League championship here last evening 'before a 'big crowd of fans, as the merchants all closed their shops at 6 o'clock and turned out en mese. Cinton provided stiff opposition, but the locals won out in the ninth, after a series of thrill up- on thrill from the fourth inning until IVIanager Dr. Steiner went to bat for Mervin Tiernan after the Tatter's brother had singled . with two out. .Tieman stele 'second and scored on Steiner's long drive. Clinton scored its trio of markers an -the first inning, and the locals tied the score -in the fourth and from then on till the end it was by far the most exciting game seen 'here in many years • The Heine and School Club held the first meeting of the season, which took the .fomn of. a aocial gathering., at the home of Mrs. J. C. Gaudier -on Tuesday afternoon, the ,Collegiate, Pubilc school and School of Com-. metro teachers being guests. -- A large' number gathered- and, a fire having been kindled in the grate - against the chilly autumn wind, airs. Gandier's cosy drawing room, opening into the conservatory and the garden,. presented a very inviting appearance. Mrs. Gandier and Mrs. Plinstenl, the vice, president of the Club, received, while Mrs.- Axda. and bliss Christian also assisted. A jolly couple of hours were Spent' renewing acquaintances, after the slimmer vacation amongst those Who kneW each other, -anck get- ting acquainted with newcomers. -•Af " ternoon tea was served from a dain- tily -spread table at which. Mrs. A. T. Cooper and Mrs. Hearn poured tea. The hello and tea table were pret- tily decorated with a profusion of autumn flowers. Five new members of the Club were received on Tues- day. The meetings will be held the third Tuesday in each month during the winter. MIDDLETON—FORRESTER A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of 1VLr. and Mrs. A. W. • Forrester, 680 Main street, Hamilton, on Saturday, Sept. Sth at 3 o'clock, when Rev. S. T. Mar- tin united in -marriage Helen Orrice, . daughter of the late Mr. and -Mrs. D. A, Forrester of Clinton, to Flying Officer - Edward Elwood Middleton, R. C. A. 11'. of Ottawa, son of Mrs. Margaret Middleton and the late Ed- ward Middleton. The rooms were decorated with gladiola, asters, baby's breath and , palms. The bride, who was given 10 mar- riage by her brother, 1VIr. A. W..For- rester, were a pale pink taffeta frocic, made with a fitted bodice and bouff- ant skirt. She wore a rhinestone bandeau and carried a bouquet of butterfly' roses, lily -of -the -valley and baby's breath. There were no attendants. Mrs. Samfield Jackson of Grimsby, cousin of the bride, played the wedding mus- ic. Later a 'reception was held for the immediate relatiVes and the happy couple left on a motor trip around the Great Lakes, starting from Detroit. The bride traveled in smart beige ensemble with hat to snatch and beige fox fur, the gift of the groom. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Mid- dleton will reside in Ottawa, dially invited to attend. Mrs. Childs batteries: Clinton—G. Stock and El- 1 of London and 11/Irs. Z. McIntyre of liott; Exeter -.Dr. Lawton and Taylor • Toronto will bespresent and speak. Urapires—Hugh Berry and Earl . Presbyterian Church The Sunday schoel, will meet at half past two on Sunday, and through- out the fall and winter months. Baptist Church Sunday school and Bible classes at 10.30- a.m. Sunday evening service withdrawn on account of special ser- vice at Anburn. Monday evening the B. Y. P. V. will meet as utual. - Wednesday_ evening pram and fellowship meeting, • , 'St, Paul's Church Morning service at eleven o'clock and evening service at seven on Sun- day: Rev. K. 1VIcGotin„ B.A. M.C., rector of Lucan„ -Will preach at both The Sunday school Will in'eet at 2.30. , ".• , will be held on Friday afternoon of The A. V.will hoick -its first this weal` on 'the Callegiate 'grounds' . . • „ • LITTLE LOCALS .; , • The fell fairs grave been wonder- fully favored with fine weather this season. Mis. W. Ball has sold her -resi- dence in Ontario, street to Mi. Rad- ford of Lendesboro. Tho WI. C. T. 81. will meet on Friday afternoon in the lecture room of Ontario Street Church: ... • •.'• Several employees of the Clinton Knitting- Company attended the- Lon- ' don Fair one day last week. The regular.,,Meetilig of. the Huron • Lodge No. 377 will he held. on Tues- day, Sept: 25th. All members, are requested to be present. , The Collegiate annual Field Day meeting for • the season next Monday Anil citizens swill be weleOlne.- at this evening at eight o'clock. . a nual sPca't dal' • • .• . • • • The young...people . of the Baptist the congregation ' will =WorshiP, Tneiday -ct send-(tdY'fl. claot :neir itornindserviee 411" Venitig meeting • I the town -I -tall, 12Vesley-Willis •Unitecl Churc• h Beginning next Sunday,. Sept. Doman,. who left Rior TCoronkte-eld. -",:•-• church . gave Messrs, o'clock, Subject: "The Lordthip-of Jesus." Evening at 7 ecloek: "Wlor- Mr. Nediger tte ,taken a Eels Together With God," ' in Stratford and left Ikon, - Sunday school and Bible class at day morning to take it atictif he finds half past two o'clock. Friends and Conditions to his liking he will re- stra-ngers are cordially'. invited' to move tb ' the Classic. City. , .. . .1 ' - ,. Instea&of playing 'On -the Library 0/Italie Street, United Church Park as announced on Sunday after -1 , . • • • Services' on unday. ` Pellowship noon the Ealtie Band ., changed its meeting aten. M . 'tclock,,,...Th 'e minis- mind and went down and gate° a ' Cennty. HMS. , 'worship with this .congregatiOn,-. t�i'8 1Si0;subitutiflthd innining e0mtert at the Huron wiflbe 'Phe llast Vbnjia fill a They.played oti, the, p,atk in ,theev dap. EVetiing.; -",:‘:Zstal-• in, the, Cantle' ening- =• • •• •••• D , ivta., • ,ChriSta' . Voll be Be y ay . Brticefield The September meeting of the W. XL S. was held in the basement ef the mhurch on Wednesday, Sept. 12th with the president, Mrs. (Rev.) W. A, Bremner, occupying the chair. The 1neeting was opened in the usual man- ner. Mrs. Jas. McQueen read , the devotional leaflet. "In the Beginning God," and MissE. • Bowey led in prayer. Ro11 call spewed a fair _at- tendance. Delegates were appointed to the Sectional meeting of the W. M. S. Convention. i • 1 The topic for the month was "Our Indian Neighbors" and was ably tak- en by Mrs. Bretnner, Mis. Brock, Mrs. W. Stackbouse, Mrs. R. P. Watson and Mrs. T. Chapman. A very inter- esting letter from Miss Gretta Mus- tard of Ethelburt; Man., was read by Mats. Bremner. Mrs. Rattenbury closed the meeting with prayer. • Mrs. Cole of Toronto was the guest of Mr, . and Mis. Henry last week. 1VIrs. G. Ellgie visited at the home of 1Vliss G-." Mlarks, and other friends "Miss Helen „Tough of our village underwent an operation in: the Clin- ten Hospital last week. Her many TA nds hope tohear of her speedy 0 , Y. g , 1VrcCully returned to her .horee last week after 'spending two Months visiting friends 10 -Strat- ford, Shakespeare, Endive and Or- angeville: Her --Many friends are •glad-to,•sect her looking S? MiSs A. IV1•' ough Who, has been spending the summer at theLalie-bf- Bays returned teller home last week, Where- she ll.1 spend, a. week bditre rtnrning te.the...11-niversitY .TorontO the iMs.X,'Wt1 1'4a ; °'S'e47t''' 10 raunie hes- • •=„1. ••t••••, , • • . • , . • , vens, and other friends in ,the ,village in' church 'PZSA 5iindkr schocd1idide- beetr-in Teronta, ',for .•thepaat eighti, • special Programand an open Seasien yAks aa 1-..et1imea ;tdtewn.• and ho ' of Sunday edhool. , ,• t taken a, position, 'in Mr. J,. E. -Hevey,s A 'cordial invitation is., extended to e-tio,e, where he began his studieS ae W11Swish to attend , these ser- druggist,. Mr. Pennebakel"o frientio . agfield. - • Bristol of, Summit N .4, josno..,,,nw,yoto.on Friday, ter. spend Vaektienirs, the iirlage., , Paitil.TOt ton MondaY, tOspead a varation•inGalt pd Tnt0dit On -$11,ndaY next SerViCes :throughout 'the- parish willbecop' •Who Worked in:this Pariah - 1n Junet. ddet °rid the Crileaderg:' Mr.•and: Neelin returned ,to the village on Friday last a ter having visited in -Toronto, London and Thamesvt . , . 13'. 'W. -Baker left hist week to viait relativesih Lericlon. , • - Miss Edith Hamner of Port 'Stan- leY is thegnest of ivri,§:$ Lucy Woods, Mr, and 1VPrs. McDonald and blas ter Bobby Vail returned -to - Detroit the end of last week...after having visited 'Mis. 11,11cDonald's parents. •s. A. her mother, Mrs. McDonald; in Sar - ..7e Newton-Bra,li is visiting . .• s/ * Geo..M. - Fisher and bride and little Miriam Fisher of Ile -Aerie° are the guests Of the former's mint, Mrs. -F. A. Edwards. • • • - 'Mr. Will Caineron returned t1 De- troit On Thursday • last' after having spent the summer with his father and sister. , Dr.' and Mrs.' Le HOY' • , Int'es and little son of LondOn and -Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Shannon of Toronto returned 'tcr their home On -Sunday 'after hew- ing• spent a couple of weeks 111 their cottage in Lakeside Park.• Dusider Jowett of haine for the week -end:- • and. Miss Jean. Woods• of 'Galt, were Wideorktbe 'is '. viaiting her . , N . d•W,- -husband at 'St: -Where: he is ue rirlyldnally.0. Y. e J, elwith the .11-ydris donstruc.., ' • `Mr.' Tilken, with spent- a tWo Weeks' Vacation. athis home . riston returned to the village on Sat- , E. Graham, who' has beers relieving in the Standard Bank left on Monday, • A number from. the village atten- ded the Nirestern Fair last Week:- Biayfield Fall Fair is on Sept, 25, and 26 and if -weather is. favorable it is expected it will be bigger and better than ever. Miss Nina Heard Of Clinton was home over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Manness caul Armand and Billie Manners are spending the week at their cottage. Miss Campbell and Mr. A. Wright returned to London On 1VIonday after having spent their vacation in the Mr. and *5. L. M. Day and Jean and Jim Day returned to Detrbit on Tuesday after spending a few days at their cottage. A re -union of the Jowett family and relatives was held in Jowett's Grove on Sunday. Those present front Port Huron were: Mr. andMis. Mrs. Turic and family; Mrs, Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jowett and daugh- ter, ,Mr. and Mrs, Will Jowett, Misses Edna And Beatrice Jowett, Mrs. Thos. Jowett, Miss Reta Jewett, Mr. Vern Jowett, Mr. and Mis. Dtancan Jowett, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jewett and daughter and Mrs. Edmonson and son from Sarnia; Mr, and. Mis. Thor.. Dunbar and family, from New Dun- dee; Miss Ethel Jewett and from Hayfield; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jowett and Mis. Lundbolm and Mr.. and 'Mrs. P4 18, Jowett. The weather was perfect and all spent a most enjoyable day and hope to hold another. re-uniOn next summer. Mr. Frank M. Erwin of Kitchener was the guest or his aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards, over the weeleend. Prof. Lloyd C.. ,Hodgins, Mrs. A, G.' Hodgins of Toronto and Messrs, Cecil and Reginald Hodgins left on Wednesday for Toronto, after having spent ,ten days in the former's cot-. tage on the Terrace. • . Guests. at the Ritz Hotel: :. Mr. Victor Hineade, Strathroy; Miss S. S. Clark, Thedford; Mrs, M. Horne, Tor- onto, and Mr. Harry Horne and•IVIr. It, Burke, London, PeopLe Yo ta 'KEtavvs,, - wir Howard Greats sj, ort the ,Week- - end with his permits 'n town. • Mr. and :Hrs. C. Cabin t -the , • week -end atthet•ome of"the letter Mr. Weldon Hovey -lime from D6-, knit for -a iday in the interesta -- - • of Ids- health. • Me'. ••• M, Rey Cook jet on Tunsday to en- ter as a stilt ant at the Toronto • Bible College. - Mrs. Hi et, Campbell and blaster Clayton were London for a few .days last weelc , Miss Sadie Gibbs has returned. from. T. - a ten -days' visit with Toronto arid31 • Churchill friends. Mrs., H. , T. Garner and family of London. have been visiting with Mr. arid R. Winclahl of Town:- send street - .• • ,1lllisses Jennie and Roe T.ebbutt have returned after a pleasant holiday • spent in Woodstock, Ingersoll and attending London fair. IVXiss Margaret Hall returned to Tor - Onto on Saturday after spending. a months' vacation with her parents . , ; 7.11Ir. and Mrs. J. .. Hall Ontario .. , • IVItr. • a ,11 nd 1-rs; J'.• Watkins 'Watkins returned last week after a • pleasant' visit with friends and re- latives in Flint, Port Huron and • - -Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carter motored to Kitchener on Saturday, where they were joined by their daughter, Miss ' Eva, and together they spent the week -end in Hainilton and Niagara • Falls. . , 4 ,• , - '• - ilev. J. E. and Mrs. Hogg returned ., Tuesday after a trip to the Coast, I: ' stepping on the way back to attend-. • the. General counciltef -thH e. nited .• : • . Church of Canada in. Finnteg,.. at 1 • • ' :Which Dlr. Hogg was p... commission- . er. Mrs. Marshall, Mr. Gracie and Miss • - Gracie of Toronto were guests over the week -end of Rev. Mr. Gracie, . and Mrs. Grade at the Baptist par- aonage They, aasisted• by Rev. Mr. Gracie formed a quartette which • assisted the choir at the Baptist. ' church. on Sunday evening. Londesboro wrrs. Ainslie of Leamington is vis- iting her Sisters, 1VIrs. James Elsley, and brass. J. Tamblyn, We are pleased to see Miss Ida Lyon is home again after being in Clinton Hospital for two weeks. Her cousin, Misrlrelda 'Watson, went to the hospital on Saturday and was 'op- erated on for appendicitis. She is doing as well as could be expected. The W. M. S. of the United church . • Stanieg Township bra's. Etie Keaton of Detroit spent the week -end with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Diehl. Miss Jean McEwen left Monday for Stratford to attend Normal. • Miss Pat Macfarlane visited last week with her aunts, the Misses Macfarlane of Clinton. Mrs, Wm. Sinclair and Mrs: Peter Moffat returned home last week from a visit threugh the West. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Baird of De- troit made a short visit to friends here last week, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stewart of Stratford, Miss Elizabeth McTavish of Clinton, and Miss McCully, called on friends on 2nd and 3rd concession last Friday. . Mr, and Mrs. Walter Moffat .and Lois, attended the wedding of Mr. Allan Fisher in Toronto last Satur- day. • Goderich.Tovvnship, Mr. John R. Thompaint leaves on " Monday next, Sept. 24th • for London ; where he will enter as a student of Theology at Huron College, • friends wish him ample success. Dr. Packwood and wife and daugh- ter from Flint, 1VLichigan, called on Thomas .Bettles one day • last wok.' 1t3isa Lizzie Morris • of .England,, who has visited with heruncle and . • atmt, Mb'. and Mrs. Bettles for three months, returned to England last Mr. and Mis. Morgan and daughter of Detroit spent a few hours with his sister, Mrs. T. Bettles and his moth- er, Mrs, Morgan, Goderich, who is very poorly. Rally. Day "and anniversary ser- vices will be held on Sunday at Eb- enezer church. Sunday school- rally ' at 2.30, anniversary service at seven- ' thirty in or the evening. The past, the Rev. Ma.. Herbert, will be the preacher a and it is hoped full at-, tendance will be present, both after- noon and evening. Mrs. Earl Blake of the Base line was taken to the Goderich Hospital this week and underwent an op opera - m held their eeting the basentpt tion yesterday evening. At latest . last Wednesday, ' groups number 1 rePorts her condition was favorable. three taking the program, which was., Her friends hope her recovery will be a splendid one and a very ,profitable 'rapid and complete. hour was spent , Miss Esther Lyon left Tuesday a. 1111 for Dresden, Detroit and Leam- ington. _ Mr, and Mrs. Will Tainblyn, and children of Torondo. metered.- from Welland Sunday, bringing Mrs. J. D. Ainslie of' Leamington with them. 1VIr. and Mrs. Tamblyn left again in the evening for Toronto. • Mr. H. A. Andrews, .of Detroit, s'pent a Week at the home of his cons - in, Mr, Henry Adams. COnstance and Mis. Hawking of -Forest spent Sanday-.With their niebe, Mks: Win, Britton: • • Ars. .McGreior of Walkerton spent Week. With her sister, Mrs,„ lie 01:•:Oi•ye.:1 'lost Sunday. hi- September •• -•••• • The annivereark willbe • held about ,the last, Of October. • Mullett Township The Huron County Girl's House-. • hold Science judging tearrt, which en- tered the comipetition at the C. N. E., Toonto, Sept. 5, was composed of Miss Mary Wood, Kiss Bertha Hog - gait and 1Vr•rs. Wett strong. The Huron County team won seventh place among the twenty-six teams en- . tered. The pints obtained by the first ten teams, out of 1800, are: • Xiddlesext 1623; Wellington, 1605; Lineolm/1603; Lanark, 15,901/2; Brant • 15893/4 Waterloo, 1586:1.2; Huron, 1585%; • Ontario, 1580; ' HaIdiniand, 1578; Brute, 1567%. , less Bertha Hoggart entered the Pirle, Bonseuiojd Smenee ju ging o • ten Competition, held at the Western Flear, London Sept. llth, winning prize in eadi class she entered, 1 irs prize in Hansa furnishings and ninth in Mutation. , '