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fernier's` inothori JVIgs S -GleoPer.
Misses •.A.deline aifd 'lthel. Dreh
mann oG, Wingh?am spent, last week-
end
"pfd �r r. heap,.
end with then ., the , •
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Mi ` A. C $upRnrcic of pobroit Piot
ored to-tbevilla. lest' week -to spend•
?lis ' holidays with leis mother -in• -law -
and two daughters at' Ho11ey Lodge'
Rev, W. A. Townshend: and, family'
ate. mol ing, M e week ' to Bervie,
where :Mr. Townshend' is taking-
charge of the Anglican 'parish,
. Were the uests`=of,
'The following w g
'the week
the • Lalceview'.Iotel over.th
end: Mr and•Alrs. Mao1rwan, Goder-
ich; 1Vliss Goldthorpe, Goderich;
Misses IZ and H. McEtvan, Goderich;
M. and Mrs: EI Veikh, :Mr. and Mrs.
R,' D. Patton, Mr. and 'Mrs. C. D.,
Baker,. '..Miss Helen Baker;, -Ralph
Bayker• and Roy "Blanchard, London;
Mr., A. Mentz, M.ilvertoin; Mr. I3- F.
Sangster and- .Nig, J. 31. -Sangster;'
London; Mr'. L: B., noyle, Exeter;
Mai. and Mrs. C. H. Stephenson,.' St.
Floridab
Petersburg, Florida; Miss A. S, Cs
son. and Mr. F. E. Johnston, Port
Huron Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Sherritt,
Misses' A, and P.. McDonald and Mi.
R. P. 1VIcDougall; Herman; T. C. Bal-
lantyne and J. Rodgers; Stratford;.
Mr. and'Mrs. J. Phelan, Mrs, Earl J,
Phelan' and Miss Hilda' Rieke, Cin-
cinnati; Miss Vera M. Turk .and, Nies.
E..M.: Sperling, Detroit; Dr. G. W.
Duffin, Windsor; Mips A. Nicholl, A•r-
Rona, and Mr.' and Mh s. T. C.. Looh e,'
Clevelaiiic '
Mr. T. R. Bechey and family of.
Leaden are occupying Mr. McDon-
agh's cottage in Lakeside Park.
Landesb'er►,,
" Mi` Je sid:.'Lennox 'ref -'Detroit as.
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the ggest of Mrs.Arthur.Jamieion.,l •
Mrs; and M'iis.. Georgo:Brogden have
-returned atter a vP,eelc,e visit'with,
their•,daughter Miss Beetled Brogden
of London
Janis Woodman, ' 'of Chatham,
spent "the week -end in^ the village, •
Mi,. and Ml's. J. Radford are en-
joving '5 -motor tip to":•Port Co1iborne
'and expeet to do c'oasiderable,driving'
throtigh, the Niagara- Peninsula while
Friends Of John Fingland' will .be
glad -to know. that lie returned. from;
the hespita'1'tlt London ori Saturday.
evenngP last.;
Mrs. Jas. Elsley and`"Mrs. _Tamblyn
had a family gathering. last week
when the • five sisters were all to-
gether. Mrs.: J. D. "Ainsley wee not
g h .
present on ''aeoount of the sickness of:
her husband. 1
Rev. Dr. Medd and Mes. Medd and
andMs.
• iss Josie,Dutton,nd Mr. r
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Hiles, of Clinton visited Mrs. Elsley'
and Mrs. Tamblyln this week..
Mr. and Ma's. Caleb Packman of
Windsor are visiting Miss Lyon and
other relatives,
Al,,,'.1litIW :Judi's§ C1.IOSEN :AT
'BIITIIUSGAST.1C GQ VENTION'
S. HURON C , SE A.TIVES
• ()1` ON RV'
!Mr. 'Andrew Hicks of Centralia was
.tije choice- of the: South Huron Liber-
al -Conservatives at: a convention held:
at,: Hensall last:Thursday afternoon.
There was a large attendance at
the.eonvention. Five other- names
were before the convention, c but all.
Mr. Hicks'choice
withdrew, making
unanimous. The "following were the
naives withdrawn: 'Alex. , Neeb,
Stephen; W. 1.:T)iliott,, ,'Gerntralia;;
TI,enry'Horton,•Brucefield;,.N.W. Tre-;
wartha, M.L A., Clinton; and Henry
Didber, ex-1VI,L,A„ Greditoii.
1Vfr. and Mrs. Meadows.are visiting.
at the home of Mr. G. Gal:rett.
The funeral of John Woodman took
place from his father's residence,
Londesbofo yesterday afternoon. T1ie•
funeral service was conducted by Rev
My. Abrey. A; large nuniher of floral
tributes were received and many
friends attended the service. The
Pallbearers were: John Harvey,
Willis Mountain, William Govier,
Aleae Stewart, Joe. Xuiigblutt, John
Adams,
"HoIresv'ihle
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of Braee-
Mi•s. McRoberts and sot
bridge spent Sunday with friends
here.
Quite a number from this Commun-
ity took in the garden party at
last ,Thursday might.
v Hpinaesville Sunday . school with:
Sharon and Ebenezer Sunday. schools,
intend holding a picnic on Aug. 6th in
Mr. Lobb's Grove' on the Bayfield
Road.. Robt. MVlcCartney', "who has
been quite ill for the last month. is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Alcock _ of 'Brussels has been
visiting Miss Acheson.'tie haying is almost ever, and all
report .a good crop.
;Mrs. S. Merrill, who has spent the.
past couple of weeks visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. T. J. Potter, has returned to
her home at'-ISumniel:hill.
,Mn Wiflred Jervis is busy getting
'ready -to -Move into the house he re-
cently rented from Mr, Miller.
Rev. Mr. Kilpatrick and family
have gone on their vacation. The
Church services will be supplied dur-'
iitg his absence.
The, regular meeting of the Ladies' church on Sunday, Aug. 8th. Dr.
Aid of the. United church met,at"the
glome of Mrs. R. S. Reid on Thursday
last with a• large attendance. After
:the meeting was closed a social after -
,noon was spent and a dainty luncheon
served by the ladies.
Mrs. Isaac Wistner• and Miss Beat-
rice Holm of Preston are the guests
of Mrs. Alvin Holm of this village.
Mrs. Mary King, Miss 'Mary Strud-
ley, Mrs.. John Stevenson, Margaret,
George, Ann and Francis Stevenson,
all of Stratford, are summering in
Mr. Cullis' cottage near Lakeside
Park
Mrs. G. D Robertson of Sault Ste,.
Marie is visiting her sister, Miss
Emily ,Osmond, for •a few days.
Miss E. McKibben, Mrs. A. McKib-.
bon and Mrs. Davison of Landoll are
summering in cottage No. 6, Jowett's
Grove.
Miss Grace Love and her aunt, Miss
'Charlotte Walker, of Aylmer; are
guests at Mrs. Will Weston's.
' Mrs. J. 11. McLeod and Miss Lucy
11. Woods left on Wednesday to visit
at Port Stanley, Cleveland and other
points:
Miss M. Shanks of Windsor is with
Mrs.'W. Doug.
Mr. Frafl1: Erwin and 11liss Violet
Schultz of Kitchener spent'the week-
. end with the former's aunt, Mrs. F.
Peeve): is a great preacher and very
widely known throughout Western
Ontario, having preached in London
and Hamilton before going to Inger-
soll. The services will be held at 11
a.m. and 7:30 p.m. There will be a
special' program of music in connec-
tion with these services.
Miss Ida Way of London sang a
very :beautiful solo at the morning
service dart Sunday'held in the.17nit-
ed church..
Miss Alma Mclfay returned to
Toronto last Monday after spending
a delightful vacation at her home,
Miss lzetta Merner is spending a
few days with friends at New Dun-
dee and Kitchener.
Friends of Mr. Walter Westlake of
this village will 'be glad to learn that
Walter; is improving and that his lit-
tle son has had a successful operation
end is now too on the way to.•recov-
erM•rs..Kendell and her daughter,
Betty, of Detroit 'are summering in
Mrs. Trebilcock's cottage.
;Miss Julia Dorm of Detroit is vis-
iting with Miss Betty Kendall.
Mrs. Thos. Barrett and sere Harold,
of Waterloo, are spending: several
drys with the former's mother, Mrs.
Thos. Brandon.
The following are the guests, at
Miss Norah Ferguson's: :Mrs. 'Steele,
Varna
The garden party held by the
United church on the lawn of Dr,
Moffatt on Thursday evening last
brought together a large number and
a very pleasant, evening was enjoyed
by' all who case. The ladies of the
congregation saw to it that a good
supper was provided and it was much
enjoyed. The program by the San -
set Quartette was also appreciated
very much. "The .preceeds amounted
to a substantial stmt.
Mr. Hicks Was elected ,'as a IJ.F.O.
in 1919 and represented`South Huron
,,linti1,19211.' He_ was whip for his
party but :in.1923 he repudiated his
leader; .Mr. Drury, an act which
probably Hastened on- an, election, o , in
which the Drury Government was de-
feated.
The death of Thoinas Shobbrook of
the 13th concession of ILullett, re-
moves one of the pioneers of this
community Mr, Shobbrook came
with hie,'paernts from England to
this part of the county when he was et
lad about 14 or 15 years of age. The
.family settled on a farm fl short dis-
tance from the village and Mr. Shob-
brook himself spert 'his life in this
district. He saw the country cleared
and developed and was always one of
theenterprising ,farmers, ever ready
and willing to give his help' and in-
fluence towardsany movement for
the good of the community. Itis
with deep regret indeed that friend,,
of Mr. Shobbrook think 'Pe his pass-
ing. but the influence of a strong
chaeaeter,'like his will long remain in
the memory of those who knew him.
The funeral took place Tuesday after-
noon .from the residence of his son,
Fred Shobbrook,
London 1?load
The farmers in ibis section have
about wound up their haying opera-
tions. Hay is a very good crop this
year and has been well saved.- Fall_
wheat is just about ready to cut,
though at time of writing none has
been cut in this immediate vicinity.
The farmers have beeli deing.seme
building this summer. Mr. Frank
Lane has built a'mew driving shed;
is ha cin one erected,
N. Seller, tv g
and Mr. Albert Pepper has added a
new bent to his barn.
A. Edwards. Toronto; Mr. and .Mrs. C. R. Eber-
Ma. and Mrs. Georgi Mitchell and hard, London;` Rudolph and Kenneth
three sons, Harry, Stanley and Clif_ Aberhard, London; Mr. and Mrs. H.
ford of Ldbo were the guests of Mrs. J. Coons, Lowell, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Edwards on Sunday. e F. G. Weir, London; ,Mr, and ,Mrs. A.
Mrs. Laird of Hartford, Conn„ and G. Dipon, London; Mrs. Emma Ed -
Mr: R. Nesbitt and daughter Muriel wards, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
of Toronto are the guests of Mrs. Haskett, London; Mi. and Mrs. A.
Robert Scotchmer of/this'village. Finlayson,, Hamilton; 'Misses J. and
Miss Jennie Read of Stratford. is M. Finlayson, Hamilton; Miss Jean
the guest a£ ; Mrs, . Lawson at her IVIdllard, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. H.
cottage in Lakeside Park. • F. Wetler, London; Mrs. A. G. White
Miss 'Edith Green . of Detroit is and Frank White, London; Mrs. Gar -
spending a weekis vacation with her don Featherstone and :family, London
another, Mrs. MI. Green, on Louisa st, and Miss Norah Backwell and Master
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Bill Backwell of London.
` Andrew's United church met at the. Mrs. (Dr.)' A. G. Elliott' of Toronto
home of Mrs. R. S. Reid 'lasb week. is visiting with her $istei in-law,' Mrs:
After' the devotional part of the John :Fraser.
sheeting the afternoon was spent in Mae Will Reid, with his wife and
makinga quilt -for •the missionary two daughters, surprised his brother,
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bale.: awn, Reid acted the" port of a Mr. 'James Reid; by driving into the,
splendid hostess and served; a mag- village ' last week. \ Mr. Will Reid's
niticent lunch:' There were 25 women home is inWinndpeg. ,' He motored to
present. At a pre -communion. service Port' Arthur and came from 'there ,by
field on Friday evening last, presided boat. He will spend:' a few weeks
over by the pastor, Rev. H. F. Ken- ,amongst .his relatives in the Village.
;'-acedy, 'Rev.' .Mr.', Durranti of Varna Miss, Bessie Elliott of Toronto' is
preached a very impressive sermon. spending a week under the" par•.enta.
Four young people were received as roof. ,
members on profession of faith and J?tea it Fortesque Gairdner,'1VIrs.
partookof the Sacrament of the Gairdner and daughter Betty of
Lord's'.Supper_ on • the Sunday morn; Washington, Pa„ are spending their
log following, ,along 'with a Margo vacation with the fornier's brother,
number of the congregation. lilt. bIr. Jack. Gairdner.'
David Dewar, Jr., was ''sent by` the 31r:;