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THE CLINTQ114eIFW9 RECORD
TSDiVS, SEPTEMBER .5, W29
BAYFIELD
7 hursday neigh Sept,; 12th; will be
observed as Hayfield's Civic holiday.
Mr and Mrs. R. J. Plank of Lan-
don spent the week -end with the lat-
ter's brother, Mr. John Pease, On
their return' they were accompanied
by their parents; Mr, and Mrs: Win.
Pease who spent a week with their
Miss Mildred Cameron returned
to Detroit on Sunday after having
spent several weeks with her father
and sisters. She was accompanied,
byY Miss Ida Reid who was home -for
the , summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Tillman and family
who returned to their home in Lon-
don early last week spent the holi-
day at their cottage. '-
Mies Alice Stinson, R. N., left on
Friday last to resume herduties at
Memorial Hospital. New. Work,
M. and Mrs. F. G. Nealin went to
Seaforbh onFridayto spend a week
at their home there. Muss H. E.
Whittaker,who has been the, guest
of Mrs. J. II. McLeod this summer,.
accompanied, them' to spend a few:
days before returning to Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Berry ,of London
spent the week -end with the latter's
sister, Mrs F. W. Baker.
Mr, Gerald Hamilton, teller in the
Bank of Commerce, left on Saturday
to spend his vacation at his home at
FFreelton.
Mrs, Wilson and Miss Ruth Hous-
ton of London spent the week -end
with the tatter's ,parents, Mr. and
Mfrs. Samuel Houston.
Miss Ruth Fisher who visited her
aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards last' week,
returired to her home in Waterloo:
Miss Anna Elliott motored to Tor-
onto '
or:onto:' on Saturday, to resume • her
teaching duties ..after having spent
the vacation with her aunt, 1V1'rs.
John Fraser. She was accompanied
by Mrs. David- Prentice and Miss
Alma McKay who have been holiday-
ing' with their parents.
Mr. and :Mrs. A. Ford King and,
little Douglas,` Mr. and : Mrs. Wni.
King and- two daughters of Toronto
and Miss and Mr. Barr of Londes-
bore were the guests of Mr. and Mas.
George King over the week -end.
Mrs. -Miller and little Rosemary of
Mount .Clemens and Miss Lela El-
liott of Detroit were home for
the week -end; Mrs, M. Elliott, Mrs.
M. A. Elliott, Jean Dunn and Leslie
Elliott motored to Sarnia with- them
on Monday. '
Mrs. A. Catling and son, Jirn, of
Port Stanley spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mks. E. Corbett and two
sons, who have occupied Harold
Stinson's cottage during the sum-
mer, returned to their home in Lon-
don on Monday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien and family
left on Tuesday for their hone in
Chathamafter having spent the past
month in Aberhardt's cottage.
Mra, McMillan, Mre. T. McKenzie
and Jas., McMillan have returned to
London, after having occupied then
cottage during the past month.
Mr. G. Aust and son; Bonar, and
Miss Aust returned to their home in
London on Tuesday after having
spent the summer in one of the
Heard cottages.
• Miss Jean M. Woods left on Mon-
day for Galt to resume her teaching
duties.
School re -opened on Tuesday with
Mr. 0. Kalbfleish of Mildmay in.
charge and Miss Anna Woods, as-
sistant.
Miss Trewartha amd• Miss M. Cleff
•of Clinton are staying with Miss
Josephine ' Stirling.
Miss Elva Dewar and Mr. David
Dewar left on Monday for Toronto
to resume their teaching duties.
' Mrs. Thompson, Miss Thompson
and Mur. Wee. Metcalf who motored.
from Badin, N. Carolina, and spent
a week with the ,latter's Parents,
1)r. and Mars. W. Metcalf, left on
Tuesday to go via Detroit.
Mrs. E. Paull, who has anent the
past month with her son, Rev. F, H.
Paull, returned to her home in Lon-
don on Monday. -
Mr. George Whiteside of O.A;C..
Guelph, anent the week -end with
Rev, and Mrs. F. H. Paull.
Mr, Gibson of Toronto is the guest
of Mr. Thornton 'Mustard, Donald
and Billy Mustard- are spending a
couple of weeks holidays at their
cottage. Mrs.' T. Mustard. Charlie.
Weiss Betty and. Master Neil have re-
turned to their home in Toronto.
Mfr. Jas. Cameron and two chil-
dren, Isobel and Evans, left 'on
Mendaer for their home in Toronto
after having ' spent the past six
weeks with the formier's brother,
John R. Capieron.
Miss' Rubie Fisher, Mist Schultz
and Mr. Fran* Erwin of Kitchener
and Master George Fisher of Wale
erloo were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Edwards over the 'week-
end.
Ma.. and Mrs. F. Scotehmer and
'two children of Kitchener were the
ewests of the. former's sister: Mala.
W. Heard, over the week -end.
Norman Terns of Detroit ossont the
week -end' with his mother, )V1;4't9, E.
Toms.
Rev. and Mrsr.IL tT. F, Clnlrchanr
/hid MSss Betty Gairdner loft ell
Thursday last for then' 1101110 Ill,
Washington, Pa., after htavinp vini$a
ed with the forme ee brother, John
T. Gairdner, for somora! Weekle
Mr. and Miro. 1),") 1erlruton reel'
family who have °Oswned the Heath
cottage for the past few weol:n, r'0�
turned to :their home In London, On
Tuesday,
P. Claimed; in the !mest
of Mrs, IL R. Sloan of 'Gadetich
township this week:. , Mr. Clement
and daughter, Betty, and Pegee Ac -
ams returned to their home hi Twit-
ch'ener.
Rev, and' Mrs, F. II, ,Paull left on
Monday to Sneed a vacation ai; for
ronto and Gait, Ven. A'rehdoacon
Jones -Bateman of Goderich will con-
duct the services throughout . the
Parish during the Rector's absence.
Mr, James Porter of Goderich was
the guest of Ms,s, W. heard over.
the . week -end , Mrs, Porter,. who
spent last week -with her sister, ac-
companied her 'husband •home to.
Goderich.
Mrs. Frank V. Martin and family,
who have: spent the season at their
cottage, ;Boulder rLodge, ' left on
Thursday :last for their home in De-
troit.
e-troit.
Aries, Alway end Mree Cotton -and,
daughter, Soar:,', spent lastweek at
their cottage.
Mfr. and •Mn
•s Green Mrs. A Mor-
ris and Mrs, Highmore and family
have returned to their homes in Lon-
don after having 'spent a feu weeks
in the village.
The Stork called at the home of.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod on Mon-
day andleft a fine baby boy.
M and Mrs. Harte and family
7 Y. Y
who occupied one lei the Heard cot-
tages have returned to their home in
London:.
Amongst those who have 'spent the
Summer in Bayfield.' and have re-
turned to their homes -are Mr.
and Mrs. Dickson Glass and
two daughters, NCO. and
1415:. and Mrs, T. W. Oates and two
sons, Mas. E. N. Hart and family,
Mr and Mrs. E. Wanness and son,
Billy,' M. and *s. C. B. Chapman,
Mrs. McMahon and daughter and
Mlir, and Mrs. W. A. Jenkins and
family, Dr. and Mrs. S. M.' Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Baulch and two
children, London;' Miss A. Drouin,
Miss McAdam, Mr. L. M. Day - and
son, Jim, Misses ' Morley; Mrs. A.
Supnick and two; daughters, Detroit;
Mr. and: Mee. W. D. Stevenson - and
family, Toronto; Mr. and Ma's.. R. T.
Orr andfamily, Mr. and Mss' S.criin-
ageur and daughters, Mr. =end 1VIrs,
Heideman .and family, Mr and Mrs.
H. A. Lawson, Mr., and l4Trs. S. R.
McConkey, Margaret and ' Jhe' Mc-
Lennan, Mise G. Rankin, Mary and
Jim Rankin, Stratford; Dr. and Mrs. '.
Livingston and family, Waterloo;
Dr. 'and;. Mrs. Shields, and' family,
Mr, and'Mrs..J. H. Debbieand fam-
ily, Kitchener;., Dr. and Mrs. G. S.
Atkinson and . two daughters, Mr.
and 'Mrs.. J.10. Stanbury and family,
Exeter;. Mr. and, Mrs.. Daviel Hast-
ings and family, Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shannon of
Toronto -and Mos.,' Leroy' 7. Hiles
and little son of London are 'occupy-
ing their cottage in Lakeside Park.
Miss Gwen Elliott of Goderich
township is staying with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Elliott.
Miss E. J. Goodfellow, who had a
Gift Shop in part of J. Tippet's store
during the summer months, aecom-
named by Mrs. Goodfellow left for`
Toronto on Tuesday.
Mrs.: Willis and family and Mrs.
Freud have returned to Stratford af-
ter having occupied Mrs. R. Scotch-
mer's cottage during the past month.
Guests at the Ritz House over the
week -end were: 'Mr. Nicholls. Wat-
erloo; Mr. G. T. Murdock, Windsor;
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Gray, Miss Mary
Brown, Mr. Reg. Seth, `Mr. and Mrs,
W. E. Richards. Mr. and. Mss. 3. 7.
Miller and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
and daughter. Mr. and . Mrs. Walter
Grant, Miss Virginia Grant and Mr.
W. H. Norton, Detroit; Mr. and Mars.
Rohner and son, and Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholl, ' Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Smith and Miss Arming Stnith, To-
ronto; Miss Stella Burns, Montreal;
Miss Dorothy .Emmerson, Halifax;
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haigh, Saginaw;
and Mx..; and Mlirs. E. H. Derwin and
family, Toledo.
AUBURN
Mrs. "E.- Ball of Clinton spent the.
week said with Mr, and Mrs. G. L.
Sturdy.
Mir. and Mre. Roy Narrow and.
family` who are camping at Goder-
ieh for a couple of weeks, visited
with 'ko. and 'Miro, J. II. Johnston on
Monday, -
MI,r. J. F. Washington;: left for leis
school' at Ignaee on Thursday speed-
ing three daysat the Exhibition en
route.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and
daughters of London ,returned home
on Monday after staying a week at
the home of Mr. Jas. Medd.
Mr. and Mrs, IL 'Wagner.
Misses Lena and Anna Munro of
Blyth are visiting with the Misses
Blair for, a couple .of weeks.
Mrs. Chas, Straughan and bis,
J. J, Wilson ,attended; the funeral ,of
their uncle, Mr, John Erratt at Var-
na on Monday, •
Mr, and Mrs. Elwin Killough left
Tuesday for a week's visit at Toron-
to Exhibition and Niagara Falls.
BRUCEFIELD.
' Mr. and n.
Mn.rN. W Chapman pi n of
Winnipeg visited friends' in the vil-
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Moodie le at
tending the Exhibition and visiting
friends in Toronto this week,
h1r. Frank McKenzie of St. Louis
is spendinga few weeks at the home
of his parents, Mr. R. McKenzie.
Mss. P1. Stevens is visiting friends
in Stanley this week,
'HOG SHIPMENTS :.
Report of Hog Shipments for the
month ending; July 31st, 1929:
Clinton -Total hogs, 274; select
bacon, 138; thick smooth, 118; heavy'"
les 6; shop hogs, 4;
Londesboro—Total hogs, 241; sel-
loge and community last week. est bacon;"115, thick smooth, 110;
Mr, and M`rs. Gerrnley Thompson itir. and Ml's, Nooks and family 03 heavies, 7; extra heavies, 1• shop
of Hamilton spent the holiday with Detroit visited at the home of Mlr, hogs fi lights and feeders, 1.
Mr. and Mks. H. Mlogrrd&e, Mrs.
Mogridge - returning with them for
a short visit,
A ,numbe'r• from this vicinity are
attending Toronto Ex. this week.
• Miss: Elsie Lawlor has taken 0
school near London. week after spending., a few weeks at
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. l+oreman of the home of her parents, Mr. and
Flint, Mich., spent the holiday with Mrs. T. Shelton.
the latter's father, Mr.' E.Jones. leer. and 'errs. Hays and daughter.
Mr. and Mae. Stanbus of Detroit cif 'Brantford spent the weak -end at heavies, 256,; extra heavies, 16; shop
spent the holiday, with her parents, the home of Mrs_ Wi.. Stevens. hogs, 175; lights and feeders, 45,
and Mrs. L. Forrest last week:
Miss. G. Merks has returned 4xome,
after spending a week ' visiting
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Lyle Bill and family returned
home to their I a no in Moose Jaw last
Brucefielcl—Total hogs, 21; select
bacon, 11; thick smooth, 10,
Truck' deliveriies Total hogs,
3019; select bacon, 853; thick' smooth,
1920;.hen 'e 95; extra heavies,
S,
6; shop hogs, 69; lights and feeders,
Huron County --.Total hogs, 7144;
select bacon, 2338; thick snr'ooth', 4116
CONSTANCE
Mt, and Mks. Austin Dexter spent
part of last week . in Toronto.
Mr. and 11fa e..Leo Stephenson and
son, Donald, motored on Friday to
Toronto and Niagara and spent the
week -end with relatives there.
Miss Hazel Leslie spent Labor Day
at' her home in Blyth.
Miss Mary Cooke, . of Goderich
tovmship spent the holiday ' with -
friends here.
•
blaster Donald Connor returned to
his home. in Buffalo on Monday af-
ter spending a month or so at the
home of Mr. Dave Millson,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Riley, Sr., spent
Labor. Day in Clinton at the home of
their son, Mr. Thos. Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wen. Britton motored
to Georgetown on Fridayto spend
the week=end with Dr. and Mrs. Mc-
Allister.
Mss. Wm. Moore spent a few days
last week at her home in Toronto.
A meseollaneous shower was given
at the home of Mrs. Jas. Hugill on
Thursday last for Miss Mabel Liv-
ingston, .whose marriage to Mr. Geo.
Pockett of Winnipeg took place on
Labor .Day. They will reside in Win-
nipeg where the groom is employed
as railroad engineer, The best evish-
es of ,the bride's many friouds go
with her to her paw home.
M's. John Sherrill of Detroit olid
Mr. and Mle0. David- Wright and
Master; Donald of Atreenrae, Michigan
motored over and spent_ the wcolt-oncl
with the former's siotor•in-liaw, Mrs.
Tiros. Polltlrfl.
HURON ROM) :OAST
Mihai 3onolo hall of tlatrnit spent
(Ito wail -and tat 'tho limo of her Palle.
onto, Willi!, and MPs, W1n, Doll,
MTI', Stiitlrt Doll motored to Taou'
den on Bendel lent,
Ml, Dart .Zrwha 1ms plll'oll90011 s:
nowltiroaliO'.
Minis Qlivo Sprung and Master.
John Watson Slar'tans' ni Morar Suri
tlonboro I1t10nt 0 :Pow Clays hilt weolt
at 111a hilum of Mr, and 'Nits, Win,
k3a1h
Ms..Goll, rind Mr. thigh ha11
motorred, °io. Toronto last wok and
spent twodays,,lat the Ea hlbitlon.
, Mi',' 051tl Mrs. McDermtd spam; :r
low days .lir Toronto lust, week able.
ing in the l x111trli:torr.
Mr, Mo le >1plhrrmd -h'a i inn'ci1m Bed
a new ti'iuitor eultivator and is busy
using it cultivating his farm,
Mir. in. Glazier" has purebasod a
new tractor.
Mir. Tied Cook met with a very,
painful%accident Uho other day. While
unloading . grain: 41e got his fingee.
naught in one of the .pelleys.
Mrs. G. A. Vandenburgh is spend-
mg a few days this week with Tier.
<laughter, Mrs, Geo. Motile, Goderieh
township,
Fruits of industry: to
the farmer his harvest
of crops, to the saver
the happy rewards of
thrift
THE Bank of Montreal encourages savers by
providing a safe place for their money and by
paying compound interest on deposits.
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