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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-11-11, Page 2238 WITH WHICH I8 " "INCORPORATE» 8th Year.: T rCLINTON NESer, ' ERA PLI011tON, o T, RIO,' T'HUR DAY: NOVEMBS11 11' 1926 A UVEflTI SI H1 RIASTERS voic , ,icer Ac Derr i4 -2iaster' VeI ee 9q cf ueis Are the best ±1hr class -We can' supply You :with a (rtho'- phonic Viciiiolia. The.latest inprovenients arse built into this machine,. They are apxarvel. Or you can have a genuine Victor machine for $17.50. l oine in and hear it. • About 331/2% discounton hundreds of Red Seal Records Ordinary Records—the :Cheapest -art .Best on the markt" YWharu JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST INFANTS' FAi _Ej • New Ac essaries f ' Tots � �'� the Tiny including Coats, Bonnets, Woollen Jackets, Bootees Mitts and Hosiery. �:.; Ladies Scars in New Designs and 'colorin s 'in Cl°e g g , CrepeDe- rrcne, Canton and Georg ette: Prices range - e from '1.29 'to 1 ;. i 11,0111.1111/111911.101.4.9001. weater Bargaills Ten dozen men's and boys' sweaters in Factor• Seconds at a savinof '- to .s4off 4 regular price. These sweaters are prac- tically the same asf ists with, the -exec P.::: tion of a slight darn hut"hardly Y noticeable: which will not 11 of effect the wear in the�' , least.. This i an opportunity to'" get t, a ;good sweater cheap. etas LOT •NO. L tonsists';of bo s' allover. sweaters. all wool Y P roll.. neck sizes 2 t` clearing ' � 6 0 3 4, at ;,$1:25,, LOT NO. 2.;• Consists onstats of b V neck sweaters,. roll collai, in n several -different colours,, sizes 26 to 34, clearing at $1.75. LOT NO.3. Consists of fine jersey sweaters alt wool with button friar turned down collar in several different combinations, moi atioigs, .sixes 22 to 26 clearing at $1:25. Sizes 28 to 32, clearing at $1.75. LOT NO. 4 Consists o --eCies S all woolI 'Sweaters, ors, V aecil,,rodted collars in shades of Castor, blue, ,.and.`. bl,black with •,2222...... gold trimmings, clearing at,. 3,50.a LOT NO. 5. Consists of 1tt, s V neck sweaters, heavyweight,'Netht9grey and Lovat'shades, clearing at $2:56, ' &wale Deal fol.. Every Mai ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNGEDY,'' Mr_. Melvin Crich armounees the eji ;ga ement of her,onlydaughter, Ivy_ Irene Plewes; to Alton J. John roar,, eldest son of the late John Johnston and Mrs. -Johnston, the marriage to thl-e place in November ?TREATS TO COU,b;TY I{OME A number o e . lr f people ave. (been thinlsing lately of the residents o1 the Fluron-County' Horne, and have bean: ,providing various ;treats ; for them. ,.The -W,omen s Institute ' of Creditoei sent a - don ationa - -bf clothing; The Young People's League of St. James' ehurch,SExeter,,cante up on Tuesday evening of -last: week and gave a very pleasing :musical program, afterwards, ,Providing a treat, Of candy and. or-- `ang•es, and •on Wednesday evening, the Sunbeam Trio of HeileaI1 came up and rendered a program, followed -by a 'treat of candy-, and .grapes. All these little attentions have, been ap- preciated by the residents and by the 'management. - e IN7JRAL OF MRS. JOS: RAND. The funeral of the late Mrs. Rand was held on Saturday afternoon from the filthily' residence, the Rev. J. B. Mel'ormaeli 'conductingthe services, The pall bearers were: Jabez Rand, Sr., Jabez Rand, Jr.,,, A, E.'Rumball Wilfred Rand, W. T. Hawkins and E. Greakis, f - Mrs. Rand, whose'maidep"hame was Ellen Rosa' Chillingworth; ;was born in England. She eame toCanada as a -young girl, with other mealtimes of. her family, team uncleeka�ttfd aunt,' Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Renwooil: She was. married lin Mr. --Rand abettt forty years ago and had spent practically all her life here. She. Is survived by a son who resides at McQuarrie, Man.,. and two daughters, Mrs, Fruniss and Miss Lillian Rand,, both at home. One sister survives, Mrs. Fanny Oliver, also oe Clinton. Mrs, Rand' had been in delicate health for some years but her death occurred rathersuddenly after•,hav- ing spire teethexti+acted on Wednes- day morning of last week. . Mr. Ghee, Oliver, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. I eelans, Stratford, and Mrc. Barwood, end son, -eaelph, were in: town for, the funeral. FIOSPITAIL NOTES. fvLany of om• aitizens v' a believe-ar:e not aware of the ;personnel of the 'Clinton Hospital board, what work it has done and as. to the 'standing of the ,institution in general, For their benefit a'fes facts are given in this weelc's'jasue, to be fol- lowed next week by furthel•, informa tion, especially, interesting to the pub- lic will be information concerning the Ild:Rey installation. The hoapital, is owned by the com- munity' made up of 1 '.Clinton and the surrounding townships, Every cent that you have donated or paid in fees is°a good investment, just as truly ee the money yon have put into schools, ehucrehes' or roads. The hospital is manage by: a board elected from all the wo engat 's or • - izat' erne - e ofthe cOn ml1 � , with an advisory board of 'business and end - men. All the -members and offi- cers of the hoard render their services without any renunciation; ` their le - ward being that they know they are doing ng a 'splendid work. In our hospital;';, board and 'skilled nursing Is given at a rate -which lev- erages less than the rate at a cheap Hotel would: be for board alone, , One can easily realize that to do, this and yet pay its way at our hospital `has done, ,its affairs must haave.•been handled in a very, efficient andbusi- tiess-like. manner. !Six years ago the assets et the corporation were nothing, : today it owns a plant and furnishings that could not be 'replaced for less than forty thousand dollars, And, what is an even greater asset, -a reputation for service efficiency that. is more, than local. More than once .when consmunities,,have written to govern - merle authorities for adviee on hos- -pita/ financing and nanagin ,they. have been referred to our hospital,as an authority on such matters. We are proud also of: the efficiency, of our hospital as a training, school for nurses. Many of the nurses,' rout this hospital- go into, institutional work in the States and almost, -with put exception they ,have`nisen.to posi- tions of responsibility andtrust some of their - largest institutions: ,Any'.;uurse training here need mot be ashamed of,their .standing either at 1°n?. or aboad. Still, feather Clinton. Hospital i' p n addition to paying ordinary rennin extienses pays'; annually seven Mind reel dollars on, a .:loan required for building purposes, Whereas most hoards have'S to, such obligation to ,meet. If people will think over thee °thin s they,. will never again g g n say or even think. "5 1 • What an emcee lot' of money it :takes to rim the hos_ Without doubt, it has become a vital ,part of aur coinmunin. flow vital 1 we would ante eealiee if we were de prived of it;end had „atgain to .send, our side ones and. accident cases. long'distanees ito the city. " Town, 'outage ,and :country join to- gether enthusia tieallyin any allpur snide), its auspices and apart Iron- its financial returns .the annual hosPitai bazaar isaruly t y community ra ty fuuetiorr, with' a delightful social IT we wish to do our'seives and the community a good turfs," we, will on every occasion -boost afar hospital in. stead ''of knocking it and ie at any. time -we aro offered the pievilege cl' helping' the hospital, 'financiailly of otherwise, let us do it -whole-heart- edly. ITOCIL1 '1108: Ir SINES PA"t>• APPII A meeting, `to'oi tii .., hockeir: or the cwiling, season wg', held. inthc Pastime i me Cl b:rriorns u :a eend venin , Y g, No. 1&th, at 8 o cloclri' v , Jl those in- terested ,in. this: tG inteu, pastime are, in - v iterl to':come anti ilii* their opin ion regerdnigma junigta p', anternred lte,-eeaan. to-3apteneg Ci';nton 'in. the O Ili m A• the coing season,. 'Also to reovganiae the Town Hockey League, W •N: ;MANbfLNG IN HELD;" Mi, Wilbur N. 1Vfarteing' of the Sherlock -Manning • Piano Company, Landon;; formerly a "citizen of Clinton. and ,still interested its -the `business of this town through the Doherty Pianos Ltd., has been'ehosen;by the London - Prohibition liTnien to, represent the supporters "of. the 'C?. T A. • in: lm North Riding bf'Londgn:in the forth- coming Provincial eleedton, Mr. manning is a fernier member of S:onden Board ' of Education and is well known as an enekgetie business man. He has always been an- enthes.' iastic temperance worker. A: SUDDEN DIIIATH. Death cane suddenly? to Norinan L. Nickle Of Windsor, a dormer Clifton boy, on Thursday eteer ieg last, when he died in his car while on -his way from his place °of business,to"his home. - • . He -hack been in the ',employ of ythe' Heintzman Company for some years and he left the warehouse about seven o'clock on this 'evening; for his home. Next morning he was discovered in his car dead, The cause -of death was found to be paralysis. ;'- Mr,'Nickle"is survived by his wife, two email children his mother and two sisteif 'l0Irs Colman and Miss M. •iyickle, Stratford, and; two brothers, W, J. and Ed. Nickle ,df Clinton: Mai Ed, .Nicicie went ;to, Windsor to 'attend • the funeral, 1, BROT'IIE.lt IS CANDS ATE, • Mr.', A. A. Colquho,it , who .was chosen'ut a'°conventio n1, held in Mit- chell on Friday to casty, the Liberal' banner in the conting'election In South Perth is a brother of Ades. .Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs, ltd. T. Ooariess and Mrs, Harry Fitzsimons of Clinton. Mr. Colquhoun Is 'a native' of Rib- bert township, and is a former war- den of the county of Perth. He taught school for soiue years but for some time has been eonfideng his at- teittione to detainee FIa%ks•;a Member of -the Society of Friends and a life-- long ife-long temperance man; An effort was made to iridium the Liberals not to bring out'n titan, leaving the field to the Conservative and the Progressive candidates, butafter a somewhat stormy meeting the convention elect- ed Mr. Colquhoun. ,AMONG THE CFIURCHES. Presbyterian Church . Service in the Baptist cfrur'eh on Sunday at 11 •o clock, Subject: "The Bible, the Hope of the World." Sun-. day school at 10 o'clock: Prayer meet- ing n onThu i t s la . evening h'v n 7:30. v at 6 ,Ba ptr• st-Church The minister 'will preach at 7 p.nt. on .Sunday. Subject; "The -New Birth." Sunday school at 2;:10 p.m, Prayer service Wednesday at 8 pan. 3341 are welcome. St. Paul's. Church A memorial service will be held an this ehurch on .Sunday afternoon,. when the veterans will attend in n' body. The Rev. (Capt.) "C.'11. Jeakins of Brantford will preach. Mr.. Jenkins 'will ' preaelreeor,nislg and evening at the regular services. Mr. G. R. Thorepsait and Me R. 0. Wilkes, students at Wycliffe College,' Toronto, assisted inthe services ,en: Sunday. • Ontario Street United., -Church : Classes; meet at 10 tem.:' Morningmessage; second in series, "The Unwell at Smyrna" Evening subject "God's Fo giveitess," Our Juniors` meet on'FridaY at 7 o'clook. At the monthly meeting theOf- ficial Board on"Thursckay evening last. it was deided to hold the annual S. S., entertainment In the town hall on Wecinesday, •December 22nd: Choir .menIbers:. werevery-, much pleased to have Mrs. 11 •Jervis, Mrs. Tanner and Mr. L. R. Weir assisting. them on Sunday, Mrs. Tanner gee- ing solos very' acceptably andthe old' -quartette delightedthe congregation, once again. Wesley -Willis -Tinted Church. The Girls' Clsib held their thank-' offering meeting on Tuesday _evening, when lairs. Telford of Blyth gave",us very interesting arlah,inspo:nag'address on - personal- talents 'and; their use, Mr's L C Ilartioon •;cad a thatiltsgiv'' ,ing story,;a d Miee A. -Stewart sin' <a sn1o. '1'lfei e Was ai;.good attendance Y tonaiderulg=i,ho disagreeable :weather and the offering. was a enoroias one, The Club served. d a �:cauji of tea at the conclusion b1' the program and. it social 1, a•If hour;, was spent,, "• tiro C,: A. Chant of 'Coroirio Svi1l give r R'ctiue-en the lIoly'Lund in Ifl church on Friday e.verin •• of cisx't week malar. the auspices ef, yI: S Tlao innl:istcr on. ,Sunday. will "take Cor.''his ,-oininsubject `0tis''Bibis,:". Evelnng Stibjerf, `The Magnetism 'Of Jesus ' Oyi' Sulu a.. last Tlfeei s °i\1iri ' rpd �?.v g,itiar. Ariiiisticb Day' Were- the 's ib eoLs .stressed by the mealier and the mes- io'by the.choir 'throughout the day Was appropo'iato and• ,was mush en- joyed. The anthems riaorniatg end ev- ening, by the chair, and "Tlio fleece- sionai,' rendered ' by .Miss Stewart, mums' appreciated. were VETERANS' CFIUI11CI-I POR-ADie A.-ehurch parade of the veterans- and members of the aisulilip ciimpany Will be held to Si Pauls church' on Sunday afternoon dt 2,30,: when :t memorial service -will' be held.- Capt. (Rev.) C. E; `Jenkins ivtil preach: The veterans will . meet at ; the town hall' 11: AND S, GLOB.' The Home ' and School . Cl.ab'"will meet on •Tuesday evening next at, eight o'clock" in'the P,tbiie school. A, 'paper will be' given -by' firs. W. A. Holntes..end Mrs. Aitken will give a report en current events.' A musical, program will be given by the pupils of the Public school. All members of -the Club are'. urged to be -present.. PA'Y'S TO AADVE1 TISE, r ,Sli'owing hots efficient is advertis•• 'ing, a lady told us the ether day that she sold a chair e'see:_had advertised' before she herself had read the- ad. -Son -mope else -sttty-it and iniinediatcly' looked afterr the chair. If you have, aniytbing you wish to sell, which someone else, may want,' advertise .it" in' The News'-Recoed.' - GEORGE'•BE7,.L DIED SUDDENLY -Geo.. Bell, a forme-• resident . of Goderieb, ,and for " some - months of Clinton, died suddenly at Wingham on Wednesday; of last" week. The, body wee- taken td Goderich .and thel Among took place' from Bropl eyes undertaking parlors Friday Afternoon. - The deeeaaed was 64_ years of age, He .vas ,a brother of'the late R. A. Bell of Clinton. Ide had- only left here- about three weeks prior to his death.' THE UNION SERVICE, . A.union Thanksgiving service was' held in Si. Pauias church -ort Mondayt fdrenoon and was very welt attended., The rector, the Rev L. 1, I•Iaerison, had charge -df the servjee and the Rev. J. B. 'McCormack, pastor of the Rep- tist church, preached an impressive sermon His discourse was really for Armistice Day, as lie said each chute!' had dealt with the Thanksgiving as - Peet on Sunday. It was very appro., priate and much enjoyed. ,Tire reed: dent .ministers of thetown were pre- sent, and assisted in the service. A PRESENTATION. biv. ag. B..Stotrft rs, who was' a oiti sin 'of, Clanton Ior .ejghtr-yeaist being District Representative for Duron County with headquarter.s here, and who now occupies a similar position in Essex county, was in town on Tuesday .evening, when as many of the members of the U. F. 0, Club and the Huron -Central Agricultural Society as 'could be got together on short notice, took the opportunity of presentiftg him with ,an appreciative address and a.. cane,which they' had, purchased some time ago -but had not hadsan opportunity of presenting be- c)1.1171.. be- ore. Mi-. Ci, W. Layton, seorettiry of tide U. F. O. Club, acne 1 the`olI s i owl ` ti ad- dress and' Mr. II 'G. -Cox re id , P s eat of the Agricultural Society, present- ed the cane:'. "To Mr.' S. B. •Stothers: Your departure from our midst carne as a surprise to your many friendswho have during the past few years been associated with you. So much of a surprise did it preve to many that the news carne to them after you had removed, Your labors and service to the •residents of -the county have been crowned with a large measure of -sue-' cess. We recognize that through your etiorts an organjzation has been es- tablished which eventually -places the agricultural iirduetry' of Hut'on-coon- ty among the foremost dii the Pro- • vine,: Your work among 'the junior fanners in the r short courses, school fans, etc., has left impressions that will have an inestimable influence on the future. We have always found you ready to eo-operate and assist in furthering the interests of the as- sociations represented here tonight. Your sympathy has been expressed by your actions anda large share of their success has been attained through the advice and'' connsel re- ceived from you. Your years :of real- denee with us as a eltizeir1 has, been pleasant and .profitable and your re- moval and severance of these ties leaves a void 10 the circle of friend- shill. . ,On behalf of •Clinton Ctnb U F. O. and Central' Fluron Agricultural So- 1 ciety we .present to you this cane as a tangible token, of appreciation of service end pleasant associations, We, hope that imfg years of life will be Yours and that the sentiments that this represents will prove' to be a greater :support than the article •it- self. ,Signed: T. J. Lindsay, pees-- s dent; G. W. Layton, secretary U. F. t 0. Club; > IL C. Cox, president, W. J. Miller, treasurer, Agricultural !So- detY• `'�,esi e' Forget" Bonfield t'1rs. Agnes Biggart left odi Thtfy day to ,spend the winter with daughter, Mrs. 'Welsh in Toronto,' Robert' Penhalereturned froin 'tkft: West on Wedneallay of Inst week .'- v� °4 ypftD vi f ormomaiipourrimumparsom 'l itllett attended the funeral of lira, B..ICerslake of Exeter, on Monday, ;o^}r l•: T. Vineland of Toronto,recent-' le' vtisited.his parents, Mr. and Mee, J Fingland. . 'Miss B. Brodgen• of London spent elie•Thatiksgiving holiday with her Harry Baker, ,accompanied by hl ?. iarehte, 'Mr, and bit's, G. l3rodgen. little niece, 'Margaret �Burt,rreturneti° Ml,, 'and.Mrs.. Staekhouse of to'London on Mondayafter s endrn '`; Blyth p Wm, Brigday at the home of Mr. several days. with his mother. Wm, Brigham, Mrs,' Sampson of Palmerston is at presentr ,visiting relatives here. Miss,''2atitan, who has been; visiting Jier'• daughter at: a.Iinmiltonl'has re- turned and is now visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Armstrong. Misses Mary and, Esther Janiesot1 of Toronto spent the week -end and holiday at their hone' here. • lite monthly meeting of the Wo- men s Institute was held in the coin- Carver, who has spent tiro mmnity hall on Thursday last with past few months in Detroit returned G5 fn atteedance. The pmeatent, to the village on Sunday. , Mrs. Beg hem opened the which w s . Miss Alma Meliay of Toronto,.ep_nt Mrs. Bell led in prayer, ye ,e le was the week -end with be parents. ' airs. 13. by The Lords Pram,' led by Mrs, B: Nott, lifter which business was transacted, Mrs.- \V. Brundson gave•a paper, a ,piano solo was given by- Miss G. Y Grainger, Mrs. Man- ning J rian- nin gave a g a er and p P Mrs, .A1. Wells. a: reading. The Institute eis having a. towel shower next meeting. Three new members were added to the list. At the conclusion of the -program an adjournment was made to the basement where an excellent lunch was served by Mrs: Mitlrilte, Miss I,. Young, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Fairser•vice and Mrs. -0. _Cowan. The Thanksgiving anniversary- of. Londesboro United church was an ulj� qualified success. Capacity cengrc-,. gations on :Sunday listenecdto instruc •' tivb and' inspiring seri eons from Rev. W. R,.4lp of Auburn. The Choir did ample credit to themselves under the guidance of ilfete "B; ,Snel'1. Six hued- red•people pasteok'of the sumptuous goose. supper on Monday -night. The church could not hold all the people tvlto tried - to hear the splendid pro - grain provided by Master Geo. A. Granville reader and Mrs. Ethel ;Grainger contralto ,both of Toronto. Miss` Marion Davison, who has been in London'evith her sister for several weeks, returned , home last, week, ' Mrs.. Slioebottom `of t W ngharn is. visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Brandon. Miss Thelma Rita, of Stratford spent Thanksgiving with he• mother, Mrs. T. 0. Bailey, .. )dessrs, Lawrence and Fred Fowlie -cff, London spent Thanksgiving with their parents Messrs. Will sand Frank -Cameron of Detroit visited their'ftieher, Mr. A. Cameron, over the week -end. Miss Nina Praetor of To •oat t p was the guest u s her un g f aunt, MrsGeo. IC' r n • for Thanksgiving lVek end. Mrs. M. Elliott, Mrs: W..J, 1OtcLeod, t' Miss H. Gerrie, little Miss Jean Dunn and Leslie Elliott inotored to Detroit for the week -end, returning on Mon- day. 1 Miss , Jean Woods of Orton was home over the' Thanskgiging holiday. Misses .Elva and Annie Dewar and David' Dewar of Toronto spent/ the holiday with their parents Mr: and Mrs. David Dewar, Miss, Dorothy Hart and 141r, Ted Hart of London spent the holiday in the village. Me; and: Mrs W. A. Mutt of Lon- don spent Thanksgiving at their sum- mer home in the village. Mrs. JI. P. Lewis of Toronto is t11 guest of Dr and IVfas. Woods. Mrs..I. L.. Auchan, who has been visiting in Toronto, renamed with her, The Young People's Society will hold a social in the ibasement of St. Andrew's church on Friday evening, The total proceeds were nearly seven It is hoped that a large number will hundred dollars. All were`' idease:l' become members, A small entrance over one of the most successfulrinni fee will be charged far those who ,do :'versa•ies ever held in the church, not wish to join The family night service will be oi'. 1 rl the or this Mai Jim 1 erg'usoai of T ondon spent especial interest on Friday night. The - Mr. the r. end ; and holiday with his -recreation will consist 'o.£ a football mother,lfrs. Jas.'Ferguson. tournament the first 'round'betvveeu the. Y.P. 1;: and the C,•'G. I. T. and lir;'. E. Brown motored to Detroit to spend 'the 'week -ends ' the•second game !between the winners' Mr. and Mrs, li. McLaren and fam and the Tttxis Squbre Group. Studine fly' of. Port Elgin and Miss Maud' Stir-� speakingiwill vv and Bible study and public ling of Owen Sound.spent Thanksgiv•, 'speaking, contest will cease the cervica: ing with -their mother, ,Mrs.' Wil, wits are muterivayn for setting rip a Stkrliug, Trail Rangers Camp.' The Sacrament will Res- anti Mrs. F. Ii, Paul return'ed - u administered t 11 o 1' in the'Unit- d ¢Burch Sunday,morni on .Sa utcay'aft t having spent ttv° Tbe Young tie' weeks addition at Listoavel 1t' 11 o ngsubjece'sLeagueedllde- bate ]e- G l and bate,againstBrucefield next Monday London. 1 night ori the • g t e subjoct• Resolved that �Mrss G metro o a n f Seitfortlt s iehz . • , everal `days last iveel 'w,ith herPsrs i,Gonsolulated school will be benefit- err Mrs. L. 'Valdes: Frural Cwniitmaity," l2rs. Trethewa left-]ast'vvee " Miss .Blanche ;Snell and Mr: fiarolcd Y lc tb ne ,h visit her. eau :�hter: in St 'Phomas: S 11 iVtl .of. Victoria t tle it Toren - b •, to s ent,the week-ei : Mr: 'Inc: Cameron road ; _ fee, p ad t their respec- t ton .ander en oC five homes, Torontmsnent lie week-eedIona,holi' Miss Della - and Me - lay vvtth;liis mother, Mrs, Thos: Cain'- and Mt. .Wellington his y Cool of Toronto' spent the 'holiday crop ,p: Miss 'Nina Tfeard of TCitd cur3 ac- with -their mother Mrs. Wrn. McCool.. cont anied b = Masten` Ceor •ri born}-- % Mr. Unroll Richards spenta the p y sS weal. -end. atbis hoaiie here, mer', spent• the weal: -cud -yarn ,b'e44 - Miss` Mar ria is o Co onof 1' areiits, J Blyth th is •M ss hath Ilg>?ins of Londo,ni.Wan speI"iiing`a few days with Miss Elsie mno Por 'Ihe'trgelc-endrraid o1'e1a manning,. ;e 1.ppen. The 'Women's Missionary Society in coneotion with St. Andrew's, United `ehm'c1t,' field their annual ;service on P Sunday last at which a special col- lection. was- taken' in aid of the anis- la Sionary wort of the Church 'Contri- butions to the amahnt of l}.1/0,00 were taken up. Mr, W. 155 MelIisj ern- yillege blaclt- smith;'dos''been on the side list der- ing elle past 'week, Ire is secrete' from an aliseess on his right side, Dry Moir has' been in ,attendance and I1 55 114 llis" ks imin'oviia f cvot•tibly. Mrs. Tomlinson hat set'bstncd after spendingr'some weeks with her sister- in-law at Weston, he intends v,e- irnaining hero for some time. h a y s Miss Olvetta Brigham of; St. Thcln as spent. the week -.end with her par- ents, Mr; and Mrs Wm,Brigham. . Miss Blanche Edgington is visiting. her sister, 'Mise. B ,Snell. ;Mr. Harold- Johnston o:f.' London spent the holiday at his home here, Miss 'Myrtle Gm!ainger of Toronto. spent a few days with her mother, Mrs John Grainger..' Mr. Eldrer-1 Lan •ley Mrs. Jas. g ., Llingl•ay and iOIiss Dorothy of: Niagara Falls were week -end 'visitors pf Mr, and,Mes Edmund Crawford: FrAdesh, oro Mr,'ancl'Vlrs, 1. D. &iritslie of Learri- ington," who have been'visitingi, 111r44. Ainslie's sisters; Mrs. Els] ey anti Mr e- Tamblyn, for the last 'three weeks, have left forr St„ Marys. Me, 'and Mrs: J sa., Elsley and Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Ainslie lire' visiting•, his-. Elsley's daughter, : Mrs. Milton ITcopei , nenr-;St. Marys. Mr: end Mrs. 1:l° r r'SO 1 f