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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-10-14, Page 1iSsfbs 0379 481112 'Year' iir 77 -77 -777777 - ICH IS INCORPORATEDTHE CLINTON- NEW E chid fs the deasu for -- Inger /its: arid, , Sark ring This salso-the time for you to IsSe an Sierra cloth. This ,M the plsiee to buy a satisfactory guaran'teed Alarm Clock ALARIVI CLOCKS $2.00 AND UP The ee Clocks are well constructed and reliable timekeepers. Call and inspect !Stir stock, or better still, if yon cannot call me will deliver one to your address on receipt of priee, BUSINESS /0 *4/ syi 11 Nii ' eilliar , JEWELER and OPTOMETRIT • Inimanonge•noamteersmomm.44.0. AND S. GLUB ' The Home ,and School Chills will holdS,Its October meeting atsthe Pub- lic ,sohoolron Tnesclay afternoon,- Oct. '19-ths at four -- o'ciciek. Miss Wiltse Twellalehgeivr:;acormevppenrttioonf tahnedEtahset Hptun prioig will furnish music. An invitation it 'extended to all who can do so to at- DEATH OF W. E. RAND "s• Word reached hese on. Monday of the death, which took place in the hospital at Hamilton sins,Sunday, of Wilfred E. Rand of Brantford, a, tors sner member of the Clinton Colleg- iate Institute staff,' Ms< Rand left here M 1900but hashed visited here on -several °cations sincesind always kept in toach. with old friends here. He had been a successful teacher, acting as ,principal of the "High s iliet oolrea naktCeacrigiT Pblaucte,,, inhealthtAsspsioi and caused his retirement some few years ago. For a VS -nestle had been residing, with his sisters at Brantford. During the past summer he had made a trip • ' N • ew Frooks. For Business and Sport Wear are now on diiplay. 1qa.rments-fashioned most beautifully, in the season's very smartest vogues. To clear before -the arrival of our new Christmas stock of Linens; our .Present stock will be sold at 25 per cent of reg.; ular prieces. . • 4: UT I IIMIlliiiIMIMIIMMON•01•011110111011•1•1•11:1MWM•bl, .4.1111RIMI.11}=1.01111.1•01.1.10....MR 11 Our IMIN,1100111.1,01•04101M2101/11.m..04•41.M.ON 25.00 Overcoat Oil Our Line of $25 Over- coats We Spread Ourselves S' ICad, F s `''` • ' This is a very popular figure for a man's Overcoat, and iwe are showing several models at this figure,—Eery one repre- senting the very* best. Overcoat value that / can be made,- shown sold for this figure. • e have -other lilies of Mn'& vereQats fiona 12.50 t0,35'.001- , °lath's Overcoats, in a variety::„ of patterns, 42.00 to 15.00 ..•, •...• . • • ,• ,•. .•••• .• OB ISH " A Square Deal tor Every Man." ,rogoreer7romeekreftemstrermuenormasoo75,71.17ffe,rdamosTafie7s.tot • to mope. PRESENTATION TO PRINCIPAL. The following item from the Walk- erton Telescope refers to a• son of the Rev, D. N. and ,Mrs, alfeCamus now of London but foimstly of Clinton, Mr. MeCamos having been for a tem pas- tor of the Wesley: Medrodist church, Mr. Will McCue:us, whose marriage took place recently: "Last Thursday evening a number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McCamus surpris, ed them at their home and expressed best wishes for many year S of happy married life. The associates of the High School Principal and his wife, in the choir and -Sunday iSchool of St. Pahl's United Church; waited. upon them and made a presentation in the form of a Windsor chair. Mr. P. W. Rider, choirmaster and organist, and Mr. F. R. Dobson, assistant super- intendent of the school, expressed the kindly feelings of those who combin- ed in the presentation, which was made-loyMr. E. J, Skelton. A happy social time' followed with refresh- ments." C. C. I. FIELD SPORTS On Friday afternoan last the Clin- ton Collegiate Institute held its am- nual field clay of sports, when the us- ual .program was run off, is large number competing, A list of the win- ners in the several events appears be- low and the' best athletes, will com- pete in the Huron Athletie Field Dasis which will be held in Chnton On Wed- nesday of next weak. , • "Boys Running Broad Jump,"— Senior—E. Trick,. S. Moorhouse, N. 'Mathe'son. Intermediate—IL Venues, 13. Corless, D, Matheson.• junior -- B. Middleton, P. Miller, .E. Rorke. , "I3oys' Running High Trick, S. Moorehouse, S. Gibbings, Intermediate—Ds Matheson, H. Iran- ner, Rozell. Junior—R. Noble, F„ Miller, Bs Middleton. "Boys' 100 yard, dash"—E. Trick, S. IVIoorhoule,....I., Gibbings. Ditsrmed- iate—,11. Venner, D. Matheson, B.. Corless. saunior---E. Rorke, J. Dor- rant, B. Middleton. "Boys' 50 yard desh,e' Juniors' only —E, Rorke, J. Durrant, B. Middleton. 'Boys .halfsinile race"-1Senior--S. iVloorhouse, Es•Triek J. Gibbings. In- termediate—D, Matheson, H. Venoms "Boys Pole Vault"—Senior--.13.' Glew, J. Gibbings,'N, aViaiheson. ' school at 230 in the afternoon. ,SOME LAKGE VEGETABLES. Slifss John RathWea Narha ms that s'llo gre*" a 1 garden this yesn: whickmeasare inches in length and 121/2 inc eiresniffesenee. She alsd had a t win& weighed 2%. pounds ,Th ae-Varna must he, items fertile. des if anyone can beat this; TEACTIRRS MET DERE .1 On ilitursday and 41'1daY week Clinton enteStained ver portant gathesing of people, wise t‘acherS of the inspeatorate of Huron, the trainers of:the Yoti this ,,se,•ction, forgathered for annual eonvention. One hundre twenty-two teachers registered a most successful convention i ported The chief outside speaker Was George Hofferd 'of the • London mat School, who gave two addre Principal Fines of the- Clinton legiate, also. gave a panels The retary's report. of the preceedings be found on another.siage of thi Sue.. MR. JOHNS ILL., , Mr. A. les Johns, who at the b ning of the fall school term took principalship of the Vineland P selibol, came 9up last Thursda move his fasnily down: He Was .feeling well but asisted in pac mat loading his household elf which he sent on by truclo on Fri intending to follow with his faMil Saturday.. On consulting a do however, it was found he was su ing from an attack of typhoid f and he was immediately sent to hospital. The friends of the fa sympathize with them in their fortune. •It`is a good many years since C ton had a ease of typhoid fever, since the introduction of our water system, we never have one less it brought to us. APPLES LIGHT CROP, Apples are not by any meat great crop this year, many mob being almost bare. Mr. Smyth Clinton, who owns the old Ferran thard, will only have aboot a cot of thousand barrels, while last y he had bight or ten. Mr. R. 21 of Godesich township, while his y is not so large as last year, will have a nice lot of apples, some ex lent winter varieties, as North Spies, being the inoSt. prolific. This will be the second par apple failure, as last year's crop, though a bumper one, -wes over th quarters lost on account of the and frost which occurred on Coto 19th last, Mr. Sloan says that quality of the apples shipped 1 year unsettled the market to such exted that it win take•years to 'gain the old eonfidence in Onta apples. The frozen apples, althot they looked all right, did not keep people buying a winter's supply finding them spoiling in a few we or so became discouraged and market this year is not so good. market, for any commodity, is so thing which needs easeful handling AMONG THE CHURCHES 1.3aptist Church The -minister will preaoh at t Sunday evening, services His st jest will be: "On the Winning Si on the Battlefield of Life." Sund ROSES 'IN - OCTOBER. tells isrought' a. full-blown n her rose and a little box or ripe resPbM.Q d. 342/2 ries int() Dna office on Thursday last, hes M which were grown hig garde» M oinato Victoria ,street:- Both ; lolksries awl e rose looked like- midsumnies, rather Won- than '0,etober. We have noticed 11 ninnher of rtes ;blooming -this fell. and they ,eerteinly's are •weloome via - 't h e • they ine f 'last GIFT Ys Thsough the generositse of Mrs. W. East 0, ,Searle .the Stience Department of th''' of the= Collegiate Institate has been en - their riched the addition:Of a most vel- d and izable collection of butterflies, moths and and insects qf almost every varietP re- knowinto this.Part .of Canada. Many will remember that the late IVIr• Mr. Searle was an enthusiastic entomols Nors ogist, but le*" knew 'the extent -of hia sses. cotlection. "Three cases have been Cols presented to the public by Mrs. Searle, sec- to whom the- thanks of the co/1,1111nm will ity is justly accorded for hes unusual. s is- and exceptional donation, '• LITTLE LOCALS, • • .Owing to lack of space we are °b- egin- liged to hold over Much correspond - the ence- and other items of news this tsblic week, y to Mr. Edgar' Armstrong has porches - 'not ed Rose Cottage, Rattenbury street, kingW. west, the propertY of Mrs• W ects, Searle. day, The winners it the Clinton Rural Y on' School Fair, whichwewere obliged to etor, hold over last week owing to. lack of ffer- space, will be found on page seven ever of this issue. • the The Henson girls will play the Clin- mils: ton "Red Sox" a friendly game of miss soft ball on Saturday aftern5on of this week in Recreation 'Park. Come and lin, cheer the givls. as, The L. 0.'B. A. held a very enjoy - new able social evening in their rooms on Monday evening when a few hours in' euchre and social intercourse were spent, followed , by sefreshinerits, la a MUSIC IN THE SCHOOL Ards Clinton Public school now has a de-, of pertinent of music, Prof. Andeston of lepotfive- Laoffotneillon now taking up the teaching nuosoicp.to the pupils each Taesday Den The new department is under the iela direction of the Home and School Club still who have undertaken to finance it. cel- Prof, Anderton ,hael ten year( exper- ern lence in such work in England before oontiag, to Canada and the Club tons tial siders itself fortunate in being -able al- to secure his services, ree is err opportunity for the children rind to get a start in the right directionsin ber the study of mudie and it is said that the in the choruses at the School Fair the at training, was noticeable, even though an it is -only of a few week's duration, re- It is the intention to put en a concert rio in the spring in order that parents ugh and others limy have an opportunity and of seeing thenesult of the training. and To give a child some knowledge of eks musk:, even though it does not follow the it up in later life, is to broaden and A enrich its life vastly and if it should me- later wish to continue that study 'it • is a foundation on which to work. The . members of the Home and School Club are to be congratulated Imo» their enterprise in securing this ad- vantage for the boys and girls of - he Clinton and it is hoped the citizens ib- generidly Will show their aPpreciation de by supporting their, efforts to raise Sy ptheensnesec.essary funds to defray ex- teratediate—D, Matheson, M. Itozell, 1-1. "Venues; Junior—B, Middleton, F,Miller, E. Downs. '13oys' running Mon step and jilinp"e —Senler--E. Trick, P. Hovey, IsT, Matheson. Intermediate—H, Venner, D. Matheson, B. Cortese. Junior—E, Powns, J. Durrant, E. Borke. "Boys 220 yard dash"—Senior—E, Trick, S. lVfoorhouse, B. Biggest., In termediate—H. Venner,' D. Matheson. Junior' -E. Rorke, B. Middleton, J. ,Durrant. `ToYs' standing broad jump"— Seniorss-L. Cook, E.,Triels, N. Maths eson, Intermediate—H. Venness B. Cdriess 11).• Matheson. • junior—R. Hale, It'. Noble, W. Jeeksons Senior sOlia pionship--E. Eunners6p---S. lVfoorhouse. , Intermediate Championship — Veinier. Runner tip—/D. Matheson. eanjuninoiti•nneehramlip_pioriRaps---rkBei., Form- Standing: Three A, IITA; First, Is ;Second II; Fourth, IV; ThrOe 13, MB. GIRLS1 EVENT'S Senior chaannionshipTena 42' -pts Runner -ups -Clara. Geoid, 15 . unionChearmionship—Besie Mac- E*e111: -`Pre-. Rtnner-up--Violet Morrison,' 21 pts. • . Sestiors--Standing Brood. junsp—C. Gpincl, R. Ball, T. Flynn. . ; Hop 'Step and jump,—R, Ball, R. Middleton, T. Flynn. 'Broad Jump—T. Sylin, C. ,Gould, Eigh JsullSs-T. Flynn, E, Middle- ton, C. Gould. ' • 59 Yd. elash—M. Cudmore, T. Flynn, 75 -yd. dds11:1-'sM.:Onchnoie, T. ElYnno OnGoulds ' • :.Junioss-•-ffliaad' 'jump; standing— Morrisdlis-t• MeEWen, 1.111'11-- '. Hens ,Step and Juinps-aV, 'Morrison, B. MeiEWen, T. 'Lovett.' , • s ..13sead junsts,' nanning--Dt y"., Morrison, B. IVIoEwen. • • • • ''sDigh, Junan—D, ,Morrison, 50yd, dash—B. IVIciwen, D. Holmes, 75-v4 dash—,B, McEwen, D. Holmes, p St. Pauls Church ' - The Ladies' Guild will hold a touch and take shower Friday evening, Oct. 15th at half past seyen, in the perish hall. All ladies. are .expected to be present and, come prepared to sew. Themsual tea will •be served. • Wesley -Willis :United Chusch the pastor. will preach on Sunday at both /services. Che morning sub- jeetiwile be: "The Excellency of ,the Extra." Evening subject: "Desires for Preeminence." 10 anT1.70nBirsoutnhdearyhoov,dthe'invilml r. J. tAat. Ir- win will ,',give an address on "A Lays mates impressions of the recent Dom- inion and World Service Conterencej' All men of the chneth are invited. , The W. 381, 8. Tnankoffmang meet- ing will be Iteld the 'Sunday school room at eight o'eloek this evening. Miss Rennie ,vice-president of the. London Branch of the W. M. S. of the Visited Church•of Cancida, will be pre- sent and`give addreeg• • Ontario Street United Church ,Classes aleaCat 10.00. Maiming Service, Rees 3. A. Per` gusein,'NEcKillop, wet preach. • Turners anniversary -service st 2.30 and 1:30 pan. Revs J. A. Ferguson will preadh at both"serVieeS. Junior League Friday evening at 7 o'clock. • • ., • , The W. MS S. had a most enjoyable and helpful iSketing at the home of Giblings on Tuesday after- noon, svhen Miss Louise Beaten, who": recently returned sfsom China, where, she taught for 'three years, told very interestingly the stdry' school life there. 1VSss. C. Mooshouse. gave a report. of 'the,., recent ,Predbytetial meeting ise'Seaforth, sinshich mras alo mush enjoyed. -Sitrs. • Rey Plumsteel And IVIiss Ennioa", Pleinsteel sate; duel during the aftesnoon,' At the ,00nblusion 6f.: the ',program. tifrs. And- rews moved a vete ofsthanks to those :whip essiated' in the 'Program; ,Sebielt Was oersted, ,by the meeting and'tenda . • ered in a few Well-chosen Words by , the•presidents Mrs. G, Shipley. ,After the rogram Mrs. Gibbings served D I s ' very disiiity isSi.ealiments, . • • ElaUfield Miss McIntosh returned to. Toronto on ,8aterda,y 1 after spending 'alma days with, Mrs.. Heard. . • , Mr. J. 33, Woods netUrned from the West last iseek. Mr, and Mrs. M., ,O'SulliVan of Lon- don are ocoapying Dr. Tilhnan's sots 'Mrs, and •Miss Casegn eetusised to Stratford after speeding couple of weeks in W, 11...,ToWatt's cottage the village, ' Mr. and Para. Llayel Makins left .on Sunday. on a motor trip to Niagara Falls. Mr. Gees Fisher and little (laughs 'ter Miriam, returned to their home in Waterloo on Wednesday of last, week after spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Edwasds, Miss'Jean M. Woods or-Oston'spent the weekend with her parentS. Midses Floy Edwards and Lucy Weeds spent a couple of days in Kit- chener last week. ., Mrs Frank Erwin and Ass- Violet Schultz of Kitchener were guest d of the former's mint, 'Mrs, 7:.k. Ed- wards on Sunday. On -Sunday, October 17th, Trinity church, whith has been closed for the past month, will he resopened and there' will also be', Harvest Thanks- giving services. On this ocgasion there will be two services, still a.m. and 7 p.m, sThe Venerable Archdea- con Jones -Bateman of Godesieh will officiate at the evening service On the folowing Tuesday the lathe.; of the Guild will serve,a chicken supper in the town hall at ivhich a good pro- gram will be given. Es. and Mrs, E. P. Lewis of Toron- to were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Woods over the week -end.- Mrs. J. Buchan accompanied them on their return to Toronto on Monday. Mr. James Cameron inotored *Zan Torontii and spent the week -end :with his mottles. David school in Toronto accompanied!". . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MoLaren and family of Port Elgin spent the week- end 'with the former's mother, Mrs. Wm. Stirling. Miss Alice Stinson, who has grad - listed front Western Hospital, Toros to, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ws J. StinSors Mr. •and IVIss. L. "D'ay, Miss Jean Day and Miss McAdam of Detroit spent the week -end in their summer home here. ' Mr, and Mrs. Harold King and Mr. Win. 'Parker of Snia were home for the weelesend. Mr. W. A. Cameron, Miss Mildred Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Grey of Detroit were guest4 of Miss L. gam - den over the weeksend. Quite an interesting "event took place at the river on Tuesday after- noon of last week when the boat owned by Louis McLeod and built by himself and his brother during the winter was launched. A number of citizens gathered to witness the christening. The boat, which is very trim and neatfwas beautifully dec- orated with various flags sand on her • bow was purple heather and ribbons of the McLeod tartan, With due ceremony she received the name of "Helen McLeod II." when Dr. New- ton -Brady broke the bottle of wine over hes bow. * Stanleg Tovvnship Wits. Ed, ,C. Glen wits hostess on Friday 'afternoon last. at a delightful , shower giVen in honour of a popular October bride -elect, Miss Abbie Stew- art. The guests included the ladies of -the community. Miss Alice ,and Mes- ter Bobbie Glen, clreised as bride and groom, presented a beautifol Madeira lunch cloth and ,serviettes to the !bride -to -he, after which Miss Myrtle Pearson reads the address. , A dainty lunch was served. The following ie the address: "Dear Abbie: We, your friends and neighbors, feel that we cannot let the occasion of your approaching Mar - solo pass without expressi»g to you our sincere and hearty wishes for your happiness, in the nem+ relation- ship which you are forming and in the new home, to which you are going. We hope that 1111 will stretch before you a golden pathway dosvn the years, and that the stars of comfort and content- ment will shed their brightest soya E. Finch motored .to Detroit on 'Sat- I on, you "way. As you go fosth to new ,usday and spent the week -end with I experiences ancr further opportunities relatives. we slesire you to feel that you have IVIr...and• Mrs, Milliiian" and children -warm friends here, whose loving ancl Mr, and Mrs.s Illiddleton and thoughlts will follow you where they Xi's. E. Lyon of Owen •Sound spent may not go,,.We 'wieh you to•atemst JiSuanda-mYeadtd-thehoine of, Mr. and Mrs„ gt)1,4ils.defiofirt, aysouaasnldightto tfoeteininofgooitinvteo- inghame; Mi. Xeralatil Roike and wishes f or your health, happiness ancl Rev. A, A. Hoisnes, Ms. dmion Um- your future home that our - heartiest Rev. R. Fulton liwin of Centralia Prosperity accompany you. !Signed •me dude shooting' up at Pike Bay on behaif of the community: Janet this week. ' MeGregor, Kate Pearson, Alice E. Dr, and XI'S. Kay of Lapeer,', Mich., Stewart," ' -spent the week -end- with the '• tat- A farewell ,party was held at the' ter's fatties, .' Mr, J. Giblnngs, .who :home of 1V1r, aheiVirs. Greg. Measegs is still suffering ftsen injuries re- i or of 'Ttiokersmith on Tuesday night calved. from a fall some weeks ago., in honor of Mise AnnettesSinolair end Mrs. p. v. Gillies and alfiSt 'Marion of MIss Gretta Mesterei:, Thestwo Young , . Kitchener motosed ap last week and ladies left Pi:Way . morning for NeW • spent a few days, at the home of the York.' • • ' foraeS's 'parents, ' Magistrate, - and 1 The,,Xellmsdlig is the rePert ter 5.,- ssi•s. AndreViss On their rectus on . 8L.7eNen,d•IlofsoraiteinMoldtehi,,,00fie SmePextietrer•• ' .,5unday Mrs, Andrews acdonthanied .1 I People Yeti Know Mr. and IVIrs. Win. Taylor were guests ow Sunday at the home. of the lat- ter's undo, Mr, J. G, Mr. Pred Wallis of New York -City is visiting this 'week with his parents, Mr. and IVIss. C. J. Wallis. Ur. and Mrs. G. Perrin and Mrs. Me- Phedren . of Rockwood visited 'Mrs. A. F. johns this week.. . IStisaslf. A. Hancock of 'Toronto spent the week -end as the guest cif her 'sista, Alia, 11'. French of town. Mr..ancl Mrs, 3. 0, Medd motored to Exeter- on Thursday slast to visit Mr. W. G. and Miss, Nellie Medd. Principal Fines. of the Collegite Insti- tute was called to Shelhourne this we0s, owing 'to the serious illness of his father, air. and Mrs. G. L. Hanley. sncl Mas- ter Don, Mrs. G. B. Hanly and Mrs Si 4041C;14rj6116.1.4p-zwoi.),. • ,ShipleyS l3essie,"-Corey, •OsisotinefLe- • .4)1/big Irsta .-Sy• ord- •—, Norma- . d,nl,,ea The ain3is.ersevy ,sesviceS of t-lip.4 Sr. 251d7 -4o6 Corey, ,Stuart- Mc: IinitecrChurelc will, he' heldnext-' $obs' ":Esvell; '01111411N) LeEedtr: - 4 '6\iattiaZ at'eleVen''.' /Sabessfsabel Sauedarensirs, o'clock and sevensthisty. 83181 Key. •Stowert,'Oladys'Sannderoocis. • Duman McTavish esE James Street Sr, Pr.—Tack Henderson. Church, Exetes will be in tharge of ' Jr. Piss,-BolsbY Glen, Edna Sounder. the sesvides: ' midis, Clifford ,Ilendersoic • Sannelercoalts Kest •St,inibstiY. s Biuceliield. • - Ali automobile collision occurred here, on Mon lest , which might have proved a very serious one. A large American ear going south at the sate 'of 30 miles an hour struck a Ford going east. One of the front Wheels of Die Ford --was demolished. There wore thseensecupants in the car ' end they escaped without injury, It is a very clengesous cdrner and there should be warningessigns to auto driv- ers to slacken their speed before awn- ing into the village, Mr. Thomas Boyce of Goderich vis- ited his son, Mr. jas. Boyce, and oth- er friends this -week, . Mrs, Jamieson visited friends' on. the Huron road this week, The Kelly 'Circle alloyed a very in- teresting meeting on Thursday after- noon last, which 'was presided over b'Y Miss Edythe BosveY. The roll call, "an answer to prayer" was responded to by 17 memlbers. The regular topic for the day was omittedr owing to the splendid full reports that Mrs. Mc- Gregor and ,Mss. ,H, Aikenhead brought back froen the Missionary Conference held recently Seaforth. The Society decided to hold their an- nual chicken dinner some time in No- vember. Further notice, of this corm " ing event will be given later. After singing "Zion's King shall reign vic- torious," the meeting was closed by repeating the Mizpah benedietion. Londeshoro Mrs. John Armstrong is visiting her , sister at Waterdown. Mr. and MSS. Thos. Mason of Clin- ton spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vism,'Brundson, Mrs. le, Radford of Clinton is visit- ing her son, Mr, Jack Radford, • Mr. soul Mrs. Chas. Burford ate Visiting Mrs, Archie Webster. Me. James Shobbrook of the 13th concession has returned after spend- ing several weeks with friends in Ex-- eter, • Mr. Eldred Langley has sotto:nod to bis home in Niagara Falls after spending the last two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Crawford. Wo are , sorry to say that Miss Laudy Young is not very well. She has entered Clinton Hospital. Wo hope she will soon improve. Miss Louise Lundy of Blyth spent a few days with the •Misses Fairsesvice. Miss Elia Armstrong' is visiting her brother, Mr. J. Armstrong. Rev. Geo. A.•Williams, a mission- ary on furlough front Formosa, gave a soul -stirring address in Londesboro United church on Sunday morning. At the dose of the service next Sunday evening the young people will put on the pantoinine, "Jesus, Lover of my m. Holtzhauer, 'Win. Brit- ton, Thos. Livingstone and Rey. B. Snell attended Huron Presbytery in Bayfield on. Tuesday. The second annual convention of Huron Presbytery Young People's Societies will be held in Londesboro 'United church on Friday, Oct. 15th.. A fine program will be given, starting at 10 asn. Among the outstanding speakers will ibe Rev. Mr. Cragg, 051 furlough from China, and Rev. D. 0. MacGsegor, D.p,, president of London Conference. Meals will bo served in the community hall. Mrs. Hosleifi of Winnipeg her niece, Mrs. H. Little. The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held in tho com- munity hall on Friday, Oct. Sth, with seventy-eight s.ttendance. The president opened the meeting, Mrs. Bell led in prayer, the .Lord's prayer was led by Mrs. Brundson, After business had been transacted the president gave the meeting into charge of the - grandmothers, Mrs. Brondson acted\ as chairman; Mrs. Manning as secretary and a gobd .pros grain of readings and songs was put on by the grndmothers. The meet- ing' wak closed by ,singing God Save the Xing and all repaired to the base. ment, where an excellent lunch was served, also by the grandmothers. Varna • Miss Emily Beatty London is home for a few days. Venerable Archdeacon Jones-13ate, mail preached a very impressive ser- mon to a large congregation in St. ' • John's church on,Sunday evening. The church was beautifully 'decorated for the obcasion, being, Harvest Thanks- giving. Misi Sarah Reid of Bayfield spent a couple of days with friends- in a,nd around the -village. Mrs, C. Weelses visited with Miss • Logan one- day this week. • • • Theriseomen's Missionary'Soojety- of the United, clUirch met at the parsons, age Thursday'. afternoon to discuss the paelcing of -their bale and other -buil- • uess 'matters. Miss Eleanor Evans ofs, Seafortli, sPent•Vie"we,elssentl'S'isitti.h:ers &and; -mothers W:- °leek, , „ Wiis: sinnifissi tieceM1- Denied by Mi. psi 1VISS. 31. Elliott, at- teridedlha"Remerysmeeting at Gorris,•' sotWedneselnyllitsiss' Ls•SBeatty'ssetimned to -her slieinesIVIesklayl after spending the suist ',two WeekdsWith her sister, Mrs. Ful- ton Sof Mioh, ' • ' it'snumber attended' the Rens vest, Thasileigiving services lyndclles ,chareliSlist -Sundity afterneon. .Miiii,s1n:41orton is Spending a few de-yd'WiteliS cousins'Illys, J. Beatty,' MisHaeton is tie his ninety-second year, and is enjoying good health, Mr, J. T. Reid of Landoll is visiting wit friends in the community, :11