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DISTRICT AGENCY INSPECTOR - — CLIN7.'ON PRONE 193
04-tf.
Promotion Examination Results In Clinton
Public Schools
'Promoted' From Jr. 4th to Sr. 4th.
Honours. on Year's Work:
Gene Andrews! Marion West D-
•othy Cornish, 1farion Hudson, George
Elliott..
Honours: Jack Perdue, Peter.
eantelon, •
Passed: Tom Turner, Frank Heard,
May, Verner, Jack. Cree, Sue Steep;
Helen Runnball, Franced Fitzsim-
mons, Mary7vis Gordon enner,
r Margaret Tasker;:
Recommended: 'toss Fitzsinnmons,
•George Lawrason, Cecil Holmes.
Perfect attendance for year: Cecil
Holmes.
—M. E, Arnistreng,• Teacher
;Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4tla (Names in order'
of 'Merit•)
)honours for year: Nora Freenlinl`,
Gertrude Reid; Jean Neilahs5•, Mur-
ray Draper, Mary Turner's, Elwin
.Neilans*t George fGampbell, Gladys
Radford*, Fred Hovey, Rena Hovey,
Dorothy Steep*, Sadie Elliott*, Grace
Levis, Bruce Bartliff, Nora Liner -
more.
''Perfect attendance,
Pass: Harold Johnston,,. George
Lavis, Jim -Elliott ' Mary Cooper*,
Alice Taylor, • Rex Hovey, Vic, Do-
herty, Kenneth Dougan, Jack Niekle,
'Beatrice Brown, Norman Fitzsim-
mons*, Virginia Harris, Lucy War -
Ten, Reggie Smith, Beecher Streets,
-Kenneth Jones, Jessie Tideswell.
Jr. 3rd, to Sr. 3rd
Passed on year's work: Violet
'Frenilin, Norma Cook, Billie West,
Ellen Charlesworth; Benson Sutter,
Agnes Agnew,, Bob" Biggart, Agnes
'Cameron. -
Honours: Ruth Andrews, Harold
'Seeley, Kenneth Reid,'' Bob' Dandier,
,Agnes Doherty, Willard Aiken.
Pass: Ethel Cooke, John Cuning-
'hanme, Jack .letellveen; Gordon Hearn,'
Chester Neilans, Cora Streets, Grace
:Pinch, Evelyn Heard.
Recommended: Nora Tideswell,
-IDs. A. Fremlin, teacher.
'Sr., 2nd to ,Ir.- 3rd, Nanies in Orders
of Merit.
,Honours for -year: Fred Axon,,
Madelon 1Viurch, Ross Finch, Royce,
F Ernest Idlittell, Sydney Law-
-seta-Tont
aw`son-Torn Cook; . Kenneth Iran.
, Honors, `. on Examinations:, Ruth
'Laois, Cathleen Cuninghame.
Vass: Muriel Perdue, Edna Pick-
,ett, Charles Mutch, Nelson Lovett,
Jean Cameron, Florrio Evans, Billie
Leppington, Palma Thinking, " Doris
Niekie, Myrtle Bezzo, Winnie War-
ren, Ellen Fremlin Margaret Heard,
Norris Fitzsimmons, Agnes .lohnson,
Reggie Cudmore,
Recommended: Louie Hoy.
Perfect attendance for the year:
Madelon Murch,' Sydney Lawson,
Ruth Levis, Norris Fitzsimmons.
Vera. B. Pepper, Teacher.
D"
iV
.6th t
to Div. 5th '
Honour
a far the year:• Erma Hale,
Loretta Schwanz,' Lillian Elliott, p-
lan McGill, Alvin Corless, Ivan Tur-
ner, Gertrude aIolnies; Jack West,
Jessie :Campbell,
Pass: Greta.; Taylor, Helen Levis,
Stella Brown, Bob Draper.
Jr'.' Class:—
Honours on exams: Elizabeth
Doan, Audrey Jones, Joyce Douglas,.
Bessie Smith. se
, Pass: -Doris Taylor, Sonny Harris,
Claire Paxman,Orval Lobb, Helen
.Kennedy, Stinson ll cllveen, Billie
Finch, Edwin Cooper.
' --H, Courtiee, teacher,
Division 7th to Division'0tir
Honors for the year: Kenneth
Cooke, Pearl Elliott, Marjorie': Steep,
Arthur Aiken, Valena Elliott, Elwin
Thinking, Diek .Fremlin, Fred. Hell-
yar, Jack Hawking, Norma Andrews,
Pearl Tideswell; Helen Gandier.
Honors on examinations: Malcolm
Smith, Margaret McEwen, Clayton
Cooper,Marie P1ufi`isteel, Olive Finch,
Roy Leppingtoa, Katharine Turner,
Jack Butler, Mary RozelI.
Pass: -Everett Lobb; Gladys Link,
Dorothy Macdonald,- Delores Brown,
Tom O'Connel, ` Dick Dixon, June
Rozell;ed'rancis Evans, -Pearl Lovett,
Alvin C'
coke, Dave Johnston, Jean
McCallmmn. -
-IVI, Wiitse, teacher.
Peiimary: Honours: Florence
Aiken, '''Bobbie . Campbell, Bobbie
Cook, ' Maxine Miller. )Gordon Lep-
pington; Billie Cook, Mary, Cameron,
Billie Powell, ' Lily Poulter, John
Levis,
Honours: Roy Pickett, Billie Bez-,
ze, Jack; Shanahan, ,George Seh'u*anz,
Reggie Jenkins, "Maurice Maguire,
David Kennedy, Gerald Shanahan,
Sara Carter,
To Sr. -Primer:
Honours: Billie Counter, Allen
Snaith, Tommy' Correll, Raymond
Finch,
''Honours: ' Gordon I-Iertnan, Helori
Heimnan, Iona Lenpiegt of ' Lorna
Pluinsteel, Audrey Butler;
THE ,CLIN'TON N1EWS
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RECOItn TIIURSD.AY, JULY 4,.1029. ,
8aufield Dr, C. W. Brown ot•Cliaton, Iowa,
Mrs D, S. Cleft', 1Vlissee Cora and
Evelyn Cluff and Mrs. 0, J. McBride,
u£ Toronto are aecupyine Mrs. M.
Ross'' cottage,` Sunt -R -Inti,
Mrs, A. Chivers and -bale-and Mr.
A. Elliott and three -children' of
m sor erethe guests- tile is of the Far -
g
mcr's aunt, Miss Martha-Rathwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton df Bad Are -
Mich., motored to the village on Fri-
-dey` last and._took their cousins, Mfr,.
A."1VIeGrogor, Mr. IL McGregor and
"Miss Maude McGregor, on a ;motor
trip to Bad Axe. They, returned home
on Monday after a most enjoyable
trip both ways.
' Mits. Mac. Boas end Mrs, Frank
zd P
Henry and Warr,. Henry of White -
el -lurch and Ales. Alf. Sutherland and
two daughters of "Hanuota,: Man.,
were visitors one,�day last week with
Mr.'' and Mrs. W. J. Poster.
- Mr. and Mrs. Knox and the Misses
Caine of Toronto were the guests of
Mr, andMrs, Jas.' Sturgeon over the
v✓eok-end.
'Mr. and ' Mrs. -J. L. Dixon and
daughter, Carrie, of Galt are spend-
ing a couple of weeks with their
daughter, Min. T H,' Paull; at the
,Rectory.
Mr, and ID's. L. B. Smith and Mas-
ter - Glen of London 'and `Mr. and Mrs.
H. K. King and Meter Harold At-
wood of Sarnia spent` the' week -end
with their- parents;' ` Mr., and :Mrs..
Chas.. Parker. '
Miss 'Nina Heard of Clinton - is
home for the: Iong vacation.. '.
Miss Jean M: Woods of Galt' ar-
rived home on Monday; for the sum-
mer vacation.
l'dr. G. NI;„ Hamilton, teller in the
local -Bank of Corxuneree, spent the'
week -end and holiday in'Brusselo..-
Mi,, W. G. Rae. 'who; has been prim-
iepal of the public school here' since
Christ -rims left -last Week for.. his
home in Wroxeter. The "School ;board
has engaged Mr. Orville . Kalbfleish
of Mildmay: who •has been teaching_
near Kitchener, to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr. Rae's resignation.
' The following is the Bayfield pub-
lic School. report for June: Sr. 4th,
Louise McLeea, Dean. Castle, Emma
Sturgeon.--: Jr., 4th, C'ai iiin Johns;
Fred: '-Sturgeon, Keith'Gemeinliard,
Maud Parker, Brown Lindsay, John.
Lindsay. Sr.%3rd, Tom' .Castle, •James
Sturgeon. Hugh' McLeod, Louis Wild,
Richard' Weston, .Doris Featherston,
Jean. Dunn, Clara Parker, Charles.
Parker. Jr. 3rd„ Evelyn Gemeinhard,
Vera Wild; Mae _Murray, Charlie,
Brandon, Kenneth Castle, Harry'
Brandon. las 2nd, Irene Leitch, Bob
McLeod,' Albert Osmond, Stuart
Sturgeon, Pearl Lindsay, Wm."OS-
mend. Pt, 1, Kenneth Brandon, Wil-
liam Westlake, Eugene ,Castle, Jr.
Primary, Lorna Westaike; ,June Bran-
don, Dari Osmond, Nora Parkero,
,lack Murray, ,Betty' Brandon, Elsie
'McLeod, John McLeod. ' '
Per. and Mrs.' R. M. Gale and
da}`hter, Gladys, spent Monday at
the old homostead, Ahna (now owned
ed by their son, John) where their'
seven children and their husbands
end wives and fifteen grandchildren
egathered fora family reunion.
Amongst those ,who are occupying
cottages • in Jowett's Greve `are: R' r.
acid Mrs. Carter and daughter, Eva.
cf. Clinton; Dr. and les. Flock of
Windsor; Mr. and -Mrs. F. Trebell and
family of Stratford; Dr. and Mrs.
Shields and -family, of Kitchener; Mt'.
and Mrs. W. P. Clement and• thumb -
tor, Betty, and Peggy Adaina of Kit
.rhener; Dr. and Mrs. Livingston and
family of Waterloo; Dt. and Mrs. Ev-
ans and family ,of Windsor.
Mr. and -Mrs. McLean of Windsor
are occupying Mr. W. Bong's cottage.
Mr. and Mics. Allen Pye and_two
children of Windsor are gpendipg
their vacation with Mss. Pye's pu-
nts 111r.�and 'Mrs, C. Widcombe. -.
Mr' . and Mrs. E. IL York of Toron-
to spent the week=end and holiday
with the- latter's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. F. W. Baker. Mrs. York re-
mained with -her parents for this
week.
Miss Ethel. Fowlie is visiting her
brother in London. '
Mr. J. Worsell left on Saturday to
i it relatives in odeiich.
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Misses Muriel and Deris Catford.
Marry Drever, Evelyn Marson and
Abna McKay were.the guests of the
,ratter's parents• over the week -end.
°Me. and..Mrs. Giltitrt Knight,
Charles Gemeinhard; and Miss E.
Dupuis of: Toronto were the guests
of • 1e. and Il 's, F. Gemeinharcl over
the week -end.,
ilii. -and Mrs. A, Furter . of North
Bay arrived on Monday evening to
visit the latter's, parents, Mr. • and
Mrs. W. J. Stinson. '
Mis Elva Dewar of Toronto arri' ed
oh Saturday and Mr. David Dewat,
Jr., of Chalk River on }VTonday to
spend the vacation -with their par-
ehts. .
Mr. and l Trs. Percy Weston' of
Kitchener were the guests of the for-
mer's' parents over the week -end.
Rev. and Ms F. G. Rickard of
Waterford, were the guests of Miss
Elizabeth Cameron over the week-
end. '
Rev; and Mrs, Charles. Mustard and
family of Toronto are :camping with
his 'brother, Mr. T. Mustard,
Mr, and Mrs,' W: iz: Shannon Tor-
onto and Mrs.: L. Hiles' and little. son
of London returned to their homes
0 onday after having spent some
me • in their cottage in Lakeside
ark,
l acid' Mr Ciininghtime of Clinton are
erecting, cottages on tine lalceshore
south .of the village.
Mz and' Mrs -I-1, McLaren and two
daughters :of Port Elgin Tient
wears -end with Miss''; .1, 'Sterling.
Miss- Ida "Rea of Detroit is visi rg'
her sister
and brother. er.
..
let's:
t ti A. MI Elliott: of of
onto arriv-
ed
eed last Week to spend the vactitien
with her aunt, Mrs.. J, Fraser, •Mrs.
Praser's many friends will :ba glad
tea health,r that , she le .improving in
;Hea
Bar..Geo. M. Elliottand bride, nee
Miss L. a1. • Beacom of .London, re-
. turned on: Friday .evening atter a
short honeymoon. The community
- extends congratulations and bids -the
bride •welcome to our midst..
Miss Ruth Elliott of Varna assisted,
Mrs. Reid in the store during Mr, G.
M. Elliott's absence; last' week,,
11Tr. and ,Mrs, W. 3. Ker of Walker-
ton and Mr. • T. `Mallett and Miss
Gladys Davison of London spent the.
week -end with the litter's mother,
Mrs John r`leavison.
Mr•, and Mrs. Tyrell of . Toronto are
staying'. with Mr. add Mrs.
Talbat.
M MacDonald Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L,'Mara and fam-
ily of London are .occupying John
Pearson's cottage for the month of
July..
„.Mrs. G. , W. King ,and daughter,
Betty, and- Men. Haiclel.rreturned to
their homes in Detroit after having
spent q Couple of Leeks .at their cot-'
toga,
Iris. W. A. Jenkins and family and
Mrs. McMahon and family of London
are occupying lar. G., W. King's cot -
Mr. and ^Mrs. Mosel. and daughter
,Kitchener ' are occupying one of
the Box cottages. r
1VIr,' and. Mrs.- Clarence Parke. of
Zurich were the guests: of the lattet's
anew e:i:be Misses Parke, on -Sunday,
•
Guests. registered at She Ritz Ire- Penn, who for months Iran been in• the °service enjoyed
tel during the past week were: Mrs- defaitigablo in malting preparations"' 1t1i' Dan Crawford i,s ortrn
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Jess-D.Messlex, llamrlton, Ohio; Mr. ler this .event in the Church History. new car.
and Mrs. Allen Klien and Dortha,, I Every; detail was planned ( ;
p a ed .before i The W. L_will meet in the tom
Evansion, Ill.; Mr, and Mrs. A. Cun-
Inghamn, Port Stanley; ;Mr. and Mips.
Hudson and Jackie, Mr, 'and' Mrs 1.
.
Uthcrin � <
tiz YI•�•i
i r.. rd MtsWhalen
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daughter, r g itci -Stratford; ; MIr. and
n
lr s. L. 4T. Radcliffe,
n
and Trs. Craig,.
Toronto; Mr. B, C. Smith, W, A. Lis -
hand and the Rector 'is very much rnunity hall, July ;lith. Program:
pleased with the support and en- Baby Clinic, one or two nurses are
thueiasm which he received from: the expectedto' re resent. Roll call
P } p
par ishotiers, It was unique in the funny sayings of eliildr'en; Songs and
history f t
o he church in that it was "Music by the children, also by Manes
the 'first anniversary which has ever Thelma Scott and hath Lyon :, and
been observed. anz instrumental by ltIiss _� lura Cal:•-
as-
ter, C: E. 'Smith,. L. J. Woods,Strat-"The Durnin-Elliott
o re -union, held ter.
Hostesses will be:, Mre. Geo-:
;ford] Mr. Harry Hartlieb, W. S. Glad- at, Bayfield, was attended byabout
. � , u Maori, 1VCrs. D. Cartery Mrs. Prttnlc
"well; fi'endon; 1Vorman' E. Hanson. 200, of this 'clan. After the usual Little, M •s r 4
L t , z ,, Fred Sholrbroos, .Ir s.
11 .
Chicago, l, ,Me. and Nlrs. M. A. meetings and greetings dinner 'was' Lizzie Mains Miss Austin and Mrs,
Schroder, Junior and Millicent served followed by - sports of all Rob Wells.
Schroder, London; Ide, and Mrs. Win kends: After' supper a' business meet- We are sorry to report that Mrs.
R. Murray Ma. and Mrs. Ginsberg ing• was held wiled it was decided to Geo. McCall. is quite ill at present.
and son, Mrs. A,. Murray and Billie: had thepicnic- at B ield
l ayf again
Murray, Detroit; Mr, C. Norton, next year and the following officers
Stratford 'de. and Mrs. E. Maynard, were appointed: President, Robert
Woodstock; . Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Durnin, Ashfield; secretary-treasur-
Roome, London; 1lir, and Mrs. Hayes er, Mrs, Sarin Durnin; St. Helens;
and babe, Bare. L. Lloyd and Bobbie, ground committee, Robert Dural
Mrs. C. Sehellenberger. and family, • Wlinghasn;. Robert Durnin, Goderich,
New Hamburg; Miss Mabel Neville, Tom .ITackwell, Walton; Tom Web -
Julia McKenna, Justin McKenna, Bill star; Dungannon; Earl Durnin, St.
Mayo, Robert. T. Ballard,'Jre, London; Helens.. Sports committee, 'James
Mr. and Mrs. T. Stevens,. Misess C. Durnin, St. Helens.; Charles Durnin,
and S. Clarke, Thedford; Net. Cornell, St. Helens, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mit-
Port Stanley; Mit-
Ma. and Mrs. W. Bois chell;''Mrs, William: Elliott, Mitchell.
Smith, Miss,Ermine Smith, Mrs. D. Relatives and friends -were present
Men. acDona d and , 'Brough II J, McAuley, Blaine and Donald Me- from : Detroit, Tillsonburg, Morriston,
MacDonald of Sarnia were the guests,. Aule Tcranto M
y, , r. "E, J. filoney,
Fergus, New 'hamburg, '"Mitchell,
Walton, • Goderich, Ripley, Wjinghain,
St. ,Helens, Dungannon and 'Luclamev.
Elullett Tovv rash p
Miss Gillikinson of 'Wingham has
n' been engaged to teach in U,S,S, No,
2, 'Hullett,.the coming school terns.
Miss Estella Marquis, who has been
the teacher for the past year or so,
'resigned and ,intends entering the
Clinton Public Hospital to; take' a
nursing course.
Mrs. Towndrow and small sone,
Ernie and Leslie, and Miss Isabel 0.
hall of Taranto are spending;a cou-
ple of weeks' holidays at the home of
Mr. Humphrey and Miss ' Charity
Snell.
Mr. Chas, Stewart and Mr. Edwin
Cartwright attended the Orange and
True Blue rally and service in Bet
ra o u
g ve n S nday reef,
Mr. Randall Roy -and his mother -
Ms. Roy of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mr, W. V. Roy,
Mss Edna Gilkinson has resigned
her position as `teacher in No. 4 and
goes up to No., 8,'Colberne township:
Monday, July let was the date of
a very happy reunion, when Mr. and
W. D. Conmi li were host and
hostess at the first family -reunion. .
Winbers separated many years but
gathered in ' one body again means
something. ' From Owen Sound, the
old home, where W. D, Connell was
born, from Toronto, Stratford, Walk-
ereon, Clinton, Seaforth, Constance,
Blyth, Varna, numbering seventy-
five, assenibled at Maitland Dale, a
mile north of Rolmesville, at W. D,
Connell'a neve "pienie ground, or
tourist camping ` place. This was
really the opening day, though the
grounds the not Yet completed; Some
indulged in boat riding on the trout.
i pond, bet no fishing was allowed, al-
though 3000 were put in recently, but
Mr. Connell does not want them rued-
' died with yet , a while. Pitching
horseshoes made a good game
with the men, while the young men
' enjoyed softball on the high grounds
and children and adults ran in every
kind of race that could be thought of,
prizes being given, while seine sat
in the shade and viewed the sports.
Later a few nice little waltzes on the
fifteen foot dining floor were'nt out
of place. It was interesting to see
the host swing off in his favorite
waltz, "Swing Me in the Moonlight,"
This was an ideal spot, to spend an
afternoon and the gathering enjoyed
themselves to the full. - �r
of Dr, ane Mks, Newton -Brady over , Stratford; Messrs, Winter and St.
the week -and., John, Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Geddes and family of The Young People or.
the Gangrene
Seaforth spent the week -end with the tional Church of Stratford had dinner
latter's "sister, M&s, Jas. Ferguson. on the lawn of the Ritz Hotel on
Mr. and Mrs. Reba Heard and son, .Dominion Day after which they, spent
Stanley, and Mr. and i
s. Galbraiththe afternoon in,games and sports. "
and children of Hamilton spent the Mr. :and Mrs, Corbett and family;
week -end at their cottage.at the ,are 'occupying Mir•. IJ ,Stinson's cot -
Point,. :.toga...
Dr. and Mrs.. S. More and family.
of London and Mr. G. Aust and son, The fourth service in the celebra-
Bonar, and MIiSs,Aust of London are tions from June 23rd to June.30th,
occupying two••of Robt. Beard's cot- inclusive, was held in 'Trinity- church
tages at thePoint..• on Wednesday evening' when Rev. R.
Mr. and Mrs: E, Vigars and. chit- S Tones of "Gerrie Rural Dean of
dren. and Mr. and les. Walley of. St:
.Thomas: were the'. guests of -Mr. and
Mfrs. A. 'J Carver on Monday.
Mr. and les -Ralph D. Pearson and
family and H. H.' Truitt df Royal
Oak, Mich., are occupying one of Mss.
Partridge's- cottages for a fortnight,.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. E. Wright,. Miss
Dorothy and Rfaster Ted Wright,
Misses Drew and M.r, 'Blackburn of
Galt. epent Monday with Rev. and
1VIrs r.F- Hi Paull,
Mrs. C. Edwards of Toronto and
Mi Mayo' of• London: are guests at
Mies Norali ,Ferguson's, Her'guests
over the week -end were: Mrs. Mayo,
Miss Carman and.leeter Billy Mayo
and Miss McKenna and Mr. McKenna
of London.
Mr. John M. Wickham of Detroit is
a guest of Mr. and Mks. Wightmate
Blieeand Mrs. 'Easton returned to
Detroit the end of the month after
having spent a couple of weeks in
Sun -R -Inn.
The piny, "I'II Explain Every-
thing," is being presented i11 the
Town Hall on Wednesday, July '10th
by the Dradettie CIub of Trinity
Church, Galt, under the auspices of
the Junior Guild of Trinity Church,
Bayfield. nig play was very well
received in Galt and other places
where it has been pres""anted.
• l4rs. Agnes Cuixie returned home
on Saturday after having visited her
daughter in'Windsor, Mrs, McBride,
Who with her family aecompanieed
her mother eo the village and will
visit with her.
Mrs. liforleY Fart and two Chil-
dren, Charlie anti Helen are visiting
her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, King.
Mr. hart spent the week -end with
ahem, returning to Toronto on Mon-
day.
Miss .Mina Proctor of Toronto is
spending her vacation with her aynt,
Mrs. Geo. Ring. ,.
IVTe, and Mrs. A. Ford King .and
little son, Douglas returned. td Toron-
to on Tuesday after having spent the
holiday with theformer's. parents,
Bar.: and Mrs. G. 'King.
Amongst those who are occupying
their cottages are: Dr. and Ms. Till-
man and family, Me.' and Mrs. Dick-
son -Glass and family, Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Robinson and: family, M. and
Mrs. C. R. Will, , Agnes and Bob Will;.
Mn, and Mrs E. a
. D. M mtess Dr. and
Mrs. N. R. Alexander, London; Mr.
and Mrs. Peters and family, Miss
Rankin, Mr,': and Mrs. S. R. McCon
key and Margaret and Joe McLennan
of Stratford, '
Dr, and Mas, E. P. Lewis of Toron-
to were the guests of Dr. and Mrs, N.
W; Woods over the week -end and
Dominion Day.
Mr. and'Mhs. J. Ilamilton, and
daughter, 1V'Ivs. Tanner and little Jos
ephine.0f London are occupying their
cottage.
Mrs, Warner and Mrs. Gladman of
Toronto arel occupying a cottage in
Jowcd;t's Grove,
Mr. and Mas. J. G. Stanbury and.
family of Exeter are occupying their
cottage in the village.
Amongst those hi Deer Lodge Park
are: "Mr. and Mrs. 3. Fitzgerald, Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, and fent-
ily, Galt; ' Mrs. Griffith and family,
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Orr and family
of Stratford were at their cottage ov-
er the Week -end.
- Mr. and Mks. Somerville and fain-
iiy of Waterloo and ,Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Baulch of London are occupying
Mr. L: W. Burch's cottages in Jew
ett's Grove.'':
Mi. L. Burch has
purchased the
ia'keshore south of the gully -from Mee
D, C. Galbraith and intends erecting
a number of; cottages in the:near fu- 1
Mrs. J. 1Vloltiillan returned to. Lon-
don on Friday after" having spent a
few days in the village while opening
her cottage.'
Mr.*s. W.' 1♦: Bdehan and daughter,
Mfrs, N. W. Woods; left on Wednes-
day for Saskatoon, Sask., to visit her•.
son there and other"relatives iii the
West, ,
The marriage took place at St.
George's Church, ,Louden, on Wednes-
day of last week of G. W. Elliott of
Bayfield to -'Lulu May Beacom ' of
London, formerly ' of Goderich town-
ship: The ceremony was 'performed
by. Ven. Archdeecon
Sage.
•.AUbu>rn
Mss. Wm. Fer:gusgn of Detroit is
visiting relatives here. Mrs. 'Alfred
Rollinson, who leas been visiting in
Detroit, accompanied her ,home..
Mr. and 1Vli'rs, Gordon Taylor' motor-
eed to Detroit and•othere places ov-
er the week -end,
Ofi Tlmrsday night last week a
streak of lightning struck a tree on
Huron, was present and addressed the farm of`Mr. Gordon Young, on
the-tcongregation from ,the text, St, Tth concession of Colborneaura ay -
John 10,10„ "I am, came, that , they killed twenty-two head ,of cattle tie
nei'ght have life and have it more ab- ing underneath the tree. The cattle
undantly,'' the theme of his discourse, were in 'pasturing and were owned
being "Life." by D. Lockhart and Robert Medd,
Mr. and Mrs. J,. J. 'Washington and
On Thursday a£teoiioon a Parish family attended"tire -opening services
reception in honor of this Miniver- of Wesley=Wiliis church, Clinton, an
sary` was held at the Rectory Rev. Sunday last. - '
and_-llrh•s. Pewit' receiving the guests -
It was planned' to have it on the lawn
but owing to the inclemency of. the
Loud GSl]®C191
weather the arrangements had to be •
changed and buffet refreshments. '* nd Mrs., R. Williamson and
were served in the dining -room. .Mrs. Mrs. lied Gowland and little Shir-
Wur. Scotchmer and: ltDrs., W. J- E1- ley of Brampton spent the week -end
licit, Bayfiel'd;- Mrs. Fred Mjddieton at the home 08 their cousin, Mr.
and Mrs. - John !Italie, and Mrs. H. Henry Adants.
Diehl and Mrs, Wilmer Reid, Varna, Flower *Sunday was observed by
poured the coffee while Mrs, Geo. the Sunday School of the United
King, Mrs. F. Baker Mss F A Ed church on Sunday last: Members of
the Sunday ,school marched into the
church carrying flowers and occupied
the centre -of -the auditorium,' Tile
church was beautifully decorated with
maple leaves, ferns and flowers, and
singing birds added to the attrac-
tiveness. The choir was composed
of the junior girls and boys of the
Sunday .school. A splendid sermon,
suitable for the occasion, vas preach-
ed by the pastor. Rev, 3, W. John -
Son. The church was well filled and
wards assisted by kisses Ploy Ed-
wards, Eleanor and Irene Scotehrner
served the many guests. .The rooms
were tastefully decorated with pink
and,,white peonies and 'syainga. The
Lakeside Entertainers rendered .sev—
eral splendid orchestral numbers dur-
ing the afternoon. Clock golf was
played on the lawn and horse-shoe in
the paddock, and altogether•it was a
most enjoyable -affair.
On -Friday ' evening. the Venerable
Archdeacon Jones -Bateman of Gode-
rich teas the special preach and
delivered' an inspiring sermon
from the text St. Luke 19, 41., "And
when he was come near, he beheldthe
city, and wept over it." Tlie' theme
of his . address was "Peace,"
not only in the nation but in
the country, community and home.
"The peace of God which passeth all
understanding. 0
Sunday, June 30th witneseed two
largo congregations in Trinity church,
At 11 a.m. with the Rector, there
were .present in the Sanctuary, His
Gracer. Archbishop Williams and the
Rev. : F. G. Rickard of Waterford
The Archbishop dedicated many
gifts which were presented. These
were, a Credence Table, in memory
of the late Mr. and Mi s. John Henry
Heard, given by their sons, a Silver
Box to contain' the bread for Com-
munion, given by Mr. - Albert Town-
shend in memory of his wife, Hannah
Emily Scotchmer,••a Brims -Alms Ba -
Kin, the gift of les. John Turner and
Miss Susie Westlake, two Prayer
Books prs
anted by Miss R. Snewe
den, a silver Paten given by Rev..
and Mrs, F: IJ. Paull, a hymn Board,
the gift of Mrs. N. W. 'Wioods, white
hangings for -the Altar, Pulpit and
Prayer desk- and white book markers
given by the Ladies Guild and oth-.
ars.
Archbishop Williams preached an
eloquent 'and" forceful sermon from
the text "Lord I have loved the, liab-
itatien .of thy house and the place
where thy honour 'dwelleth," Psahn
2G, 8,, in which he pointed out the
pre-eminence., 'which • the House of
God occupied' in the lives of (God's
chosen people and why it still oc-
cupies that place ' in the lives of
Christian peoples to -day. The an
them, "0 How Lovely," was splen-
didi,i Tendered by the choir, aug-
mented by members of the Varna
Choir,
In the evening at 7:8t, the rector
was assisted by the ldev. F. G. 'Rick-
ard who preached from the text, "We
have seen his star in the east and are
come to worship," St. 'Matthew ,2, 2.
The, theme of this address, most ap-
propriately was "Worship," which
subject was most ably dealt with by
the preacher. It was a fitting con-
clusion to the celebration and the
series of -services. r ' The choir sang,
"Saviour Breathe an Evening Bles-
sing," by
lessing,":-by, Conde, ;the 'duet' and solo
parts being taken , by Mrs. N. W.
Woods and'Miss Lucy Woods. -
A crowded church welcomed the
Archbishop at. St. James' 'Church,
Middleton, at 3 p.m., when the Holy
and Apostolic • Rite of Confnmatidn•
was administered ` to twelve candid=
ates, who; were drawn from the three
congregations of the Parish. Coe-
firmation hymns and anthem were
ably rendered by the, Cholas.'
This Anniversary' bas been splen-
didly received and supported by the
whole Parish and';, many others, and
has been an occasion which 'will be'
remembered long' and gratefully by
everyone in the congregation, The
credit of this splendid success, is (-
largely due to the Rector, Rev. F. 11.,I
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