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The Clinton News Record, 1926-09-23, Page 123'0.-48tIrk. Year' EfTEIVIBER•23, 0920 is 'the Oeason fer leig4er d Sark .2ierning4 This is also the time fo• r you to use an alarm clock. This' is- the 1aceto buy a tatisfactork guaranteed Alarm CloCk. ALARM /CLOCKS $2.00 AND UP TIZie Clocks are well constructed and relidble-tionelieepers. Call a'nd in'spect-our stock, or better still, if you cannot call we will deliver melte your address on receipt Jteittiar JEWELER and 'OPTOMETRIST ,.....11....o.mmommer,mormaremeam. FLANNELETTE We have just made a special.. purchase of eight pieces 'of flail- nelette, 36 inches wide, in plain colors, white, pink, mauve and grey. Regular 35c quality. On sale at_25c per yd. TURKISH TOWELS In plain, white large size, extra heavy quality, regular price $1.00 A limited quantity only, at 656 IRWIN'S Announcing The Arrival of Our We have now on display Our new Fall Ov_tre)atsSUits,`_Hats Caps and Sweater Coats and Pullovers in Various shades and patterns. 71NR. The Best Efforts of the Best iVianufacturars in their • * r 111E 001113'11 CLOTEll G g1 A Square Deal for Every man; LOCAL MARKETS. . , ••!Eggs;\2-54,clie 40c.; Butter; 33c. -!-‘ • Wheat; $1,10 to $1,15. , OaltS,''35c to 40c; • , „ Suekwheat, 65e; tBarleYi 5Qc'to• 60c. •-• Live Hog's; $11.50. ..."‘ • • • ,. I. AND S, CLUB TO MEET. . • The Homeand 'School Club Its 'usual meetings with a soeial evening, a 1e1 hoine. of Mrs.,'W. S. Downs on Tuesday eviding, Sept. 28th at -eight o'clock. , .A good musical program provided and a toccent tea will be served.\•Ail members -urged to be present and .a hearty welcome for all visitors. LITTLE LOCALS. - The Pipers' Band went to Vain yesterday afternoon, to play al the school fair. Mr. W. E. Perdue is planning to 'get the Denmsey-Tunney fight over the radio at his shop this evening. Clinton boys • and. girls softball teams won the -finals in the •SoftVall Tournament held- at Londesboro on Friday last. • The school fair season is on, Vara fair took placb yesterday, Clinton fair will auntytwo dayi-this year, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 4th and 5th. • .A large number from Clinton United and Presbyterian churches at- tended the two Presbyterial and one Persbytery meetings held in Seaforth on Tuesday. - Mr. Johnston of the Canadian Oil Company has takenMiss 'Moore't cottage in William street, -recently vacated )5y Mr and Mrs. Teeter, and moved in last'week. AMONG THE CHURCHES. The ministers and, .''leaders of the United Church of Canada in Ontario and Quebec are having a conference on "Dominion and .World Service," .iii the Metropolitan church, Toronto, from' Tuesday, Oct. 5th, to Thursday; Oct. 7th. The work of the Church at home Old abroad will -'be considered and •onganization for greater effic- iency will be effected. Special mes- sages will be delivered by the Moder- ator, Rev. Dr. Endicott, and the ex - Moderator of the Uniteci.Free Church of Scotland, the Rev. Dr. Harvey of Edinburgh, who is here for the series of conferences, which are to be held across Canada and in Newfoundland, seven in all, duririesthe next couple If Months. The motive of these con- ferences is to instruct workers in the extent of the 'work and to inspire to fresh. zeal and enthusiasm. All con- gregations are asked to send dele- gates. The ' lo.cal congregations will no doubt -he represented. Baptist Church Special mission, MoW going on.' Speaker, Mr. W. A. 'Gunton; soloist, Mrs. W. A. Gunton. Come and hear the Old Gospel Message in 'song and story.: Each night at 8, Sunday at 3 and 7"p.m. You are, invited to bring a fridnd. Ahrn book, a seat and a welcome for all. Presbyterian Church Service in the 'Baptist church on ,Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject: 'The Vision of God in Human Lie." Sun- day 'school at 10 o'clock. / The Presbytery of -Huron met at Seaforth on Tuesday. Rev. A. Mae -1 farlane was re -appointed' osoclerator for the ensuing six, months, and a resolution was pasted that nenee- forward the term of moderatorship should be one year instead of six months. A large docket of ,routine business was gone through, and the Presbytery was addressed by Mr. Frank Yeigh of Toronto on the Brit- ish !Settlement 'Society, and by Rev: Mr. Vesey, a returned missionary from Korea. Wesley -Willis United Church Next Sunday Morning: "Revievv,' Early Leaders of Israel." Afternoon at 2:30: 'Sunday school Rally Day services, held in main auditorium. The full Rally Day program will be ren- dered. Let every teacher, officer and student, "Rally fer Service."' Even - Peoples Bally 'Service. "A Message from. London Confer- _ ence." On Monday evening et 8 o'clotek the young people will rally for reorgan izatiOn. The Girls' Club meet this Thursday evening at S o'clock in the d.ectui•e Four ears of young people of this. congregation attended the Young People's Conference ,of the United Church in.the London Conterenee held in,London on Monday.,. • Ontario Street' United Church The morning elasses meet at ten o'clock. „The. morning message: "How to 'win or how to lose."• The evening subject: "A Pauline Statement of an • Old rTruth." The Juniors meet '011 FridaY even- ing at 7:00 The Temperance lesson is the one to/be taken up in placeof the review in the Sunday school. ' tRev. A. A... Holmes was welcomed by a good attendance at League on Monday evening. 'there was con- centrated attention while he related a thrilling 6.isperionce in his mission- ary work in Labrador. Sunday, Octolber ard, Will be an- niversary. The preacher for the day will be the Rev, Dr, S. D. Chown, the honored General Superintendent of .WORKME14 HURT LOCALeAUkILIARIES EXCEL , aL4341P't :happened, at:the new Coflegiate building on Trie;clitY,Which, while regrettable enough, might have resulted more ,tersously,!siiill.,,' A wan ty,` the naine of, , V/Iilleen- of Sarnia, „Was:astisting in tinleading, heavy steel. .airders • When , sohiethind gave way and the 'prep' which was iagainst the -girder fell. over on Willies's, who was kneeked over and received ,a'fracture 09 the shoulder.• 11e vat, hurried'te the hospital, where he received mediate treatment and ia reported this morning to be getting along vice-' DEATH OFJAIKES IPITLTON, • Mr. James Fulton of Yale, Micli., husband of Ida, Thompson, formerly -of 'Goderich township,' died at his home on, Tuesday, after a compare, - ,tively short illness. A stroke. en Sunday; it , :Wine thought c following other and slighter ones, ilendered his, recovery impossible and' he grad-, ually sank. • • • The ,funeral takes place tomorrow,; Friday, at Yale. Messrs L J. and R. G. Thompson of Goderich township and Miss Bertie Thompson of town left today to be with their sister in her bereavement. SHAN-RUIILEDGE. The marriage took place at the par- sonage of Zion United 'Church Taber- na,cle,..1-Iamihon, on Wednesday, Sept, 1st'; of Ella IVIae, elder daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rut of Goderich township and only sister of Mrs. Wilfred eeley of Clin- ton, and Mr. Earl Laverne Shaw, son *of.Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Shaw of Brig - den, Ontario. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. J. McCorinielc, pestor of the ehurch and a former pastor of the hride, The bride wore a suit of powder blue persey, with grey hat and grey° Alaskan fox fur, After -the eereMony Mr. and,IVIrs. Shaw left for a honeymoon trip to Eastern Ont- ario. Mrs. 'Shaw will continue her teaching duties for • year, after which the young couple Will rdside in Brigden. • The local •a,uxIliarie's of the' W. M. S. of' the 'United, Oherelt of Canada made•a good srtoWing at the Confer- ence of the Centre' 'Section of the Boon Presbyterial held in Seaforth, oil•Tuesda3r, Ontario street church re- porting the largest amount ot money paid hi to headquarters, and Wesley - Willis auxiliary haying the largest de- legation present, AN AUTO ACCDDENT. W,hile driving from Goderich the other day, Mr. E. Harness, who was accompanied Mr. Asa Deeves, met with' an accident which might, have 'proved more serious. While chang- ing'hands at the wheel, or something of the sort, the car got beyond con- trol and' ran into the ditch, The car sustained more. or less damage but, happily,- the men got off with slight injuries. , "IT PAYS TO. ADVERTISE." • • A Clinton men chopped a ten-dol- ler.bill out of his pocket somewher'e in town one day -last week and he im- mediately came in and advertised 'it, asking -the finder to leave it with The News -Record. At noon Saturday Superintendent Chant handed us a ten -dollar bill, 'which his wife had picked up on‘the street, and we had the pleasure of returning' it to its owner, "It pays to advertise." • A lady advertised a lost purse re- cently and at last reports it had not been returned. This was not because advertising was at fault, however. We fear it was because -the finder, if it was foundrwas not strictly .honest or was rather careless, as the lady's mune was in the purse. We hope it will yet be returned to her. • A, TRAGIC DEATH. Mrs. Stephen Deeves 'of Goderich, who met death so trgically at Wing - ham last week, was' buried' from her . home in Goderich on Friday last, be- eing laid beside her husband,'who had 1 predeceased her by sone yeall's, in Dungannon cemetery. The first report was that Mrs. Deeves had gone to Wingham to vote on. election day., This was not cor- I ree't. She had started from Goderich t Dungannon to place flowers, on e grave of her husband and was vertaken by some Goderich people h ho were going to Wingham, to vote. a hey offered her a ride and she got into the car and on their suggestion t went with them to Wingham and they were to go around by 'Dungannon bn , the way back. While in Winghtini Mrs, Deeves (Iowa some steps in d the ladies' rest rodin, receiving-. ies from which she died shortly after- wards. The deceased lady was a cousin of Messrs. W. and David Steep of Clin- ton. Mr, W. Steep and Mrs. D. Steep t and other Clinton friends attended. the funeral. ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED. Mr. and IVIrs. T. 3. Lindsay ann- nounce the engagement of their elder T • Bagfiel , . • many friends Wish her a good resew. he hoihe She •slipped and'fell. ler elyM.iss Maud ll,iGregor hadlthe iitntilSe' fortune:to break Iter wrist on Thurs- , when going up t e stops at 7 going Mr. Geo, M. Fisher and 1 daughter, Miriam, of Waterloo,' are guestsof Mr, and Mrs F. A. Ed- wards. lVIr. David Dewar, jr., left on Mon- day or Toronto where he is attend- ing the Norma,1 Sehool. • .Mr. Robt. Penhale shipped appIe.s to the West from Goderich on Friday last. He left for, the West on Tues- cialcIrs. A, Carty and little son Junior and Miss Edythe Green • of Detroit spent the week -end with 'their mother, Mrs. Margaret Green. , . Mr. and 111XS. E. A. Sander, Miss Betty "and Master Bobby Sander and Miss Ruble Fisher of Kitchener spent the weelgend with their aunt, Mrs. F. Ac Edwards. . Bev, Mr. Wells of London 'conduct - e,,71 the Presbyterian service on Sun- day last, Mr, J. B. Rhodes, who has been here for the past three months, having gone back to College. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, Miss Nora Ferguson 11/18. J. Ferguson, Mrs. W. Foster, Mrs, L. Buchan and Misses Mary and Ida Reid *attended the Presbytery meeting. at • Seaforth On Tuesday. Miss Marion Daviton spent several days in London last week. A number of people from the vil- lage and surrounding district, attend: ed the Western 'Exhibition In London last week. The repair work an Trinity church is well under way. The church will berg -opened on Sunday, October the tenth, when there will be a- Harvarr and Thanksgiving service, , whieli there will be •special music., The. fol - owing Tuesday. the Guilds purpose giving a chickentupper in the Town Hall, accompanied by good pro grain. Mr. Lloyd Hodgins of Toronto is occupying his cottage for a few -days his week, Harold Skinner and his orchestra from London left on Sunday atter eying played at the Pavillion here nd at Goderich during the summer ionth5, andat• lent. surrounding owns during the past week: - Mrs. Collins of Kincardine, is the pest of her niece; Miss E. !Cameron. Miss A. M. Stirling returned to her uties as matron of the General and Marine Hospital at Owen Sound on MondaY. Mrs, MeFaul of Toronto is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Atkinson. The Misses Rankin, who have spent he summer months in their cottage, eturned to their • hothe in Mount leasant, on Monday. WA's. Calderwood of Ottawa is vis - ting her brother, 110. George Ring. iVferton 'Kerner is attending tho eclinieal School, London Mrs: C. W. Bingley of Detroit is isiting Misses Martha 'Rathwell and aehael Taylor. • Mrs. •Biioc and Miss Florence, Master Charles and Junior Brock, ‘!ho have been visiting her :brothers, Messrs. L. IL and W. 3. MacLeod, re- turned to Port Dover on !Sat ,d Mr. and Mrs. W. S. IVIeLeod Motoiti them down and spending the weel The bride is very Well known in, „ Clinton, having attended Collegiate here, and her friends herd ancl'in God- I .,".„ erich township extend good wishes. • " A FA.THER CALLED. „ . Word was received' ,Clinton of the death of Mr. 'John E. ,Stone, of Essex, father of Miss A, L. Stone of the Clinton ,School, of Commerce, which'occurred on Tuesday. ' Mr, Stone had been ill for some time and Miss Stone, Was unable to return at the opening of the school term on account of it.' Mr, Stone is survived by a family of six sons and two daughters. His wife dibd a little over a year ago. Ile visited here on several occasions, he and his younger daughter, Margm'et, having spent a couple ef weeks here last fall, and will be remembered by many in Clinton. Miss Margaret, by the way, is also ill at her home. Mr. • Stone was ^for 'many years license inspector for Es- sex County. He was a member of the United, formerly . Methodist church and a Conservative in politics. '• The funeral takes place at Essex; fornorrow afternoon. Miss Ward, •principal of the School of Commerce, leaves` tonight for Essex to be present at the funeral. 1VIiss Stone has a host of \friends in Clinton and vicinity who,. will sym- pathize with her in her bereaveMent. THE STORM IN FLORIDA. The harrowing details of the recent stem on the egaSt of Florida, which laid low so large a portion of the beautiful city of Miami, and other towns along the Coast, has aroused universal sympathy, 'Hundreds were killed and many More hundreds seriously wounded, while thousands are left homeless and deti'endent for theirdaily bread, arid succour ef icinds are being hurried to the Canadians are especially interested ,in the happenings In Florida almsany• -from here ob. from ,time to time to spend part .of the winter hi the mild, climate of. those semi -tropical lands. Mr. and IVrrs. have 'spentsever- al winters at Orlando, which is inland, however, and did not 5tlf4er filom-the storm. They, are preparing to go, again this 'fall but may- not"ga-fOr tj couple of Weeks or so. Mr• 'dull Mrs. Torrance and Mios Maude' spent last winter at PenSacolar4ohich was" wake of the etorin and suffered property loss and was cut off from communication wan the outside world fOr a day. or so, bat which escaped loss of life: These people, who have friends in Florida are naturally anx:, ious until they learn how they fared. • The relatives 'of Mrs. Frost, for - Moly MiSs,Mar,jorie gebool., of Clin- ton, who resided in:Miami, have heard that :she and her husband are safe, Mrs.•111eBrien has heard from her daughter, 1Viiss Etta,' Whe, also resik ed , Miami; Miss .11feBrien, Wrote the letter before the disaster blot evi- derlqY it was tested afterwardt,'ss on the back of the envelope were the words, "We are safe." She also wrote e card to say that the 'mute in:which she lived wiliztandilig and the roof, remained, although every,wholow was broken and the cellar was flooded. Mr, J. r: Sheppard, Whose son Norman has his headquarters at Mobile,•hap- polled to he at Ftillsport, and is safe. Mobile sullered property losg but .n.ci liyes were lost there, ,according to re- . ports. It was a Very anxious time -the fernier 111ethodist The • :for the fahuhes of ,those who had re - ongregation will appreciatedevastated region un t'l ' they heard 11.6w de 17.1 righter, Jean Ovver, to Mr. Thomas anklin Rathburn, son of Mrs. Rath rn elicit:he late Mr A. Rathburri a nibra,• the marriage to take place tly in October. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bunter an- unce the engagement of their dau- ter, Letitia Emny, to Mr. Albert nton Loucks, eldest son of Mrs. Louelct and the late A. C. Loucks of Ingoldsby, the marriage to take place e, early in Optober. • I. It. Rettenbury of Peterboro announces the engagement of his sis- ter, Harriet' Dorothy, to Mr. ,Cecil Wiatts Harvey, son of Mr. and Mo.'s.' John Harvey' of Toronto, the mar- riage to,take place early in October, ys A, bu So ea no gh Vi • Mrs. G. Dufton :announces th „engagement • of her niece,, Glad lean Tilley, elder daug,hter tof the la Andrew and 1VIrs. Tilley, to Rei. Cliff, RA., son of Canon arid Mrs. W T. Chaff, both of Stratford, the mar ridge to take place early in • Octobe g IM'd.i.t-,he:rt.ea Mrs. Ord of Wholsor left r home on Monday after spending, couple of week In 1Vir. C. Will's coti• 411/e;s. W. W'es.tialte,, who has been . siting in Pint Ilbpe, Mich,, returned' Saturday, accom,papieil by Mrs. . Vairney, who has. sold the prop- YM!.°1WIniegLhitYina°Nnviloefd DbeytroMitr.s. Oowie Congratulations are extended to' r. Geo. Castle upon his marriage oh turday ID Miss E. Hicks of, Goder-' . The happy couple left on a trip Niagara. Falls and will reside in e groom's fine new cottage upon eir return. The •coirmrunity 'Tel^ nies Mrs: Castle to this meighbbr- d • A. very -pretty 'wedding Was sol s. • - e at home ef 1Kr. end,Mrs. W. J. McLeod on Wednesday, Sep= tribes! the ,fifteenth, when their eld- est daughter, Lucy lIarriett, became the bride of Charlet-Arthur Plater of ,,Detroit\ . At .half past twelve the brikle entered the parlor on the arm . er father to the strains of Loh wedding march, played by s. P. H. Pauli, and took her place ide the groom in front of a beau - 1 bank of autumn flowers. Rev. II. Paull performed the eerenionY, er which Mrs., Paull played Men- ssohns wedding march and sang y sweetly, "At ,Dawning," during signing of -the -register, he bride was "gowned in Navy erene de chene and carried duet of white KillarneY.roses and den, ,hair fern. She was attended Miss Izetta IVferner, who wore a n of green satin crepe and carried umbia roses and fern. John Me - d, jr., supported the groom. After gratulations had been' extended a pimous Wedding dinner was ved. Mr. and Mrs. Plater left at ee o'clock amid showers of con 1 on a ntotor trip to Crewe, Viv- a. The ibride`donnecrfor the jeur- a, pale green coat trimmed with y squirrel and a felt hat to Match, hyowiglale:tessitwleelien lichertsropiti..00k, Port er; and Mrs, C. RicharclS, Mc hdf:a°goillocl: difwtrias.,:n.• odf 13341thr:a:n.,:Loolyinhl:ou'f tht fo a •ta en W ert to 111 Sa r, ich to th PeOPIP You Know th Charlei, Colin ana -4iss Vera P. ., • • were the guests • of David "1" Steep on:Wednesday. • 4 • - 14.1n P.'.Areher and Claug,h"ter of Luck- , spent Saturday with their • cirinatti'efWr 4. week coAko with GihrOi Nsi iSpni 6ass: 11Ir. jack left:yesterday for Chi- • lli.. and IVIrs. j: A. McKenzie of Re- ° giria;.Sask., visited for a few, 'days during, the past -week at the home -of the former hi town, coming to visit Mi' MelKenzie's father, whom • • we regret to say, it still quite ill. • Rev'. E. 0. Forde -and Mrs. Forde and •children of Toronto visited on. Sat- urday at the home of Mrs. L, Roth • of town. The' were on their Way, to Auburn, where 11fir. Forde tOolc • special Services on • Sunday. Mr, Porde has accepted an invitation a thunish at T,ethimidge and kaVes • shortly for the :western city. lfr. and Mrs. Rowland' cif Fullerton . and Mr. W. Taylor and Misses Ida and 14ezie Teylo, of Science Hill, fernier ).4sidents 8tariley town- ship, motored' up to Clinton Sunday morning, attended service in Wes- ley -Willis church -A0 were after• wards guests at the lorne of Mr. • and IVIrs. John Jeryis of the hay- field Road, - Revs. A. A. helloes, J. 'E. Hog and 1Koorliousec Dr, Hearn, Miss Esther q'rewartha, Miss Ruby Ir- win, Mrs. G. Jenkiiis, Mist 0 ,Nell, Mrs. Fines, Mr. Shipley and Mr, R. 3, Gibbinga took anto loads of W. 31,5. members to the' meeting of thee centre section of the 'PresbV-, teilial of the Vraed Church in Sea- eng Mr bes 'tifu aft 'del ver the T blu bou mai by ,gow Col Leo con sum ser. thr Pett 'ney ore The ,T• Dov Stra Lee vfll T go with the • young ,couple to their •, , NOME PAPER who has for some years past been an .sedieerned citizen of 'Clinton. Mr., Johns came to Clinton te take the principa ships of the'Pablic schopl, but resigned when it .,05caine a Model school a feW years' ago. He contin- ued to reside here, however, taking • ,, charge of No. 2 Hallett, while during • the summers he 'completed a special course in manual traihing. This year he accepted the principalship of the Vineland Publicschool, which has au up-to-date manual training depart- ment, and commenced his new duties at the opening of the ,school term. His family' will join him in Vineland shortly. Mr. Johns was a good citi- zen while here and win' be much missed in the various eireles in which he moved. He was an official mem- ber of Wesley -Willis United -church, president of the Young People's League and teacher -in the Sunday school. He was a member of the Orange Order and an office bearer in the local organization, and in Janu- ary last was elected a member of the Clinton town couneil. Clinton regrets losing a citizen at his standing but his friends here wish him and his family health and pros- perity in their new 'abode. Hohnesville The United Church will have a Rally Day Service next Sabbath morning at 10.30. The Sunday School scholars will present the pageant "United for 'Service" and special music, The pastor will give an ad- dress. An evening' service under the auspices of the W. M. S. will be held in the auditorium of the church at 7 o'clock. Mrs. 'Beaton of Clinton will address the meeting, • 3.11 are wel- come. . Mr. and .MTS, 0. Tt, Forster hhve been recent visitors at the home of the latter's sister, in London. Mr. and 11/Irs. W, H, Lobb motored to Michigan on Wednesday of this weelc. • Mrs. E. J. Trewartha and daughter returned home after spending a few days with the former's sister, --Mrs. H. Bennett of Windsor. Quite a few from here took in the Exhibition at London last week. The Mission Circle of Holmesville church ,held a corn roast at the home of the president, Miss Elva Proctor, last Friday evening. Mx.andIVIrs. •Chas. ,Stritighati and Mrs. Thos. ,Straughan of Auburn vis, ited Mr. and Mrs. Chas: Williams on • Sunday. Miss Olive Sturdy has returned home after having' visited,in Toronto 'and at Bond Lake. Varna, On Friday night of last week 'a number of the young people of the community gathered at the home of lifr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark and present- -pd .the newly-weds, Mr. aii& Mrs. M. Clark„,with a miscellaneous .show..er, The young couple received many useful gifts. ' • The fanners' .are very busy these days harvesting the bean erop. 1± is • to be 'hoped the fine weather may %continue as it is 5 great heln'te les- -sen the labour in connection with the bean haNest.-: motored froni Detroit one -day. jast. week, -returning Satur- day, accompanied by his wife...and lit- tle son; •whohaie been spending' the • past few weeks -'with 'Mr. and;Mes. Atiatin. Mr. E. Cinder is, busy' these .aa..k.,3 .deepreting the Aim -Bean, chuliet,In • •• IVIiitei Mary and IVIargAret Chutes and,hoth Elliott u*sPent the week -end atBayfield. • •V and Mrs. tI,Ieng, Ne W Yerk, are guestS"at the kblne, ethe,latter's brother, Mr. A. ,aircConsiatl: • • M1.-. and Mre. ,;Stephenson spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and MTS. J. Beatty. 3Irs. W. 0. Woods and son George motored from Listowel SatuolaY, re- ., turning Monday evening after paying a flying visit with many of their - friends and relatives over the Week - A, great many of our villagers took ianthreepoLtotndao ongEtifigion last week si c! ,Mis. G. FL' Beatty, „accompanied by his soother, motored to Yale Mich on Sunday -ID nee the•latter's bother - in -law, Mr. Fulton, •whe suffered a 'stroke, and who has since passed . . A, very quiet but dbeantiful wedding took place at the St. John's Episcopal ehurch, Detroit, Mich., on,. Sept. 9±11, when R., Vernon 1V1c0lymont, son of 3D. encl.' Mrs. Jas. McGlynn:int, of the village, was united in marriage to • • • 1VESs Constance M, Pearson of ,Lon, den. Kippen friends of the bride- groom extend eOogratulations and good wishes. t . • • . • • .