HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-03-03, Page 110
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No. 2399 - 40th Year
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CLINTON, ONTARX0, THURSDAY, IVIARCH 3, i9;,;.,7
ATTEND TdE TOW 7'7777 THD 'MARKETS ." • •••• - • ••••A VOICE TROM THE PAST.•
iiORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA
The wonder instrument
Of the age. The greatest
contribution to music
since the Invention of the•
phonograph, If you have
not yet heard the Ortho-
phonic—hear it today at
Hellyar's. Listen to its
matchless tone quality, its
suPerb realism.
Illustrated here is the
latest model—the 4-7—a
handsome instrument, en-
cased In walnut or ma-.
hogany.
The 4-7 Price --$160
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Announcing Our
Spring Showing of
- New Frocks
For Evpry Occasion
A new showing of Georgettes„ and flat
Crepes hi two-tone combinations low o
display.
We have put ;forth everi 'effort to
surpass all previous records in 4tocking
the newest and hest at prices within
reach of all.
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lour luepection.
We sell hats that lave it ..re ation'for
g dnes. :Such hats as the genuine Bar -
saliva and the Brack.
We've a great variety of style in new
colorings with plain or fancy bands.
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Conservative stapes, and snAppy styks
for the young men.
First Showing of
Sprig Suits
Before selecting your Spring Suit cote
in and see our display.
The Woolens, the cut and the tailoring
are up to the mark of prfection.
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Wiliest, $1,20.
Oats, 40e to 50c.
Barley, 60c.
Buckwheat, 75c,
Eggs, -24c to 30c.
Butter, 34c, to 35e.
Live Hogs, 10.25.
FIREMEN'S DANCE
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The euchre and dance 'given by the for many reasons, ,because i
Mrs. D. Tudor of Hullett has .0O2
• warded to this office as old TeUeiP
giiien to one Robert Britton b
George Laycock of the' “Clinton
Courier," for fifty • quarter shee
bills, adveittising • the • reopening o
the Methodist church, Kinburn. i
dated Jan, 22nd, 1.$0,1-:-
It is ale interesting little, clocronen
Clinton fire brigade in the townhallel bef •oie of pith
a the advent
on Monday evening proved to be dates back
The News -Record or vie New Era
such a popular affair that, the hall the latter being establiennd in 1805
was' pretty well crowded, tables liar -very
and second beeauSe'it is it corn
ing to be set on the stage, and then plate little rsieipt foem, Printed o
there' were many who could - not. be geey paper, and. gives the Informs.
The first part. of the evening was Courier was not only a printer but
speet in cards aild after luneli, the bookseller and stationer' and als
floor was cleared and dancing was agent for "melodeans" and "harmon
ic being furnished BoYee's ereheti- days seemed to be pretty busy men
'PIE HOSPITAL SUPPER.
-THE W. I. MEETING. •
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The Women's Institute , met on
The annual' supper gieen by th
'Clinton Public Hospital Association
Wednesday, Feb. 23rd.' There was a
splendid ettendance, fifty ladies be- was served in St. Paul's church Sun -
tag present: Two representatives day school room on Thursday even-
ing last, when a large number gath-
were appointed 'to the Hospital Beard
few the ens/deg. three years, Mrs. W. ered to eat their evening meal for
accomodated.
hon that the publisher of the ancien
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indulged in far some "Emirs, the Inas- urns. " Publishers in these 'far-off
L. Mair and Mrs. N. W. Trewartha;R. . .
the good of the'hospital. -'1
• The roll call was -responded to with a The supper' was supplied by the
Current Event. Ws. H. Jenkins gave ladiee- of the several , ehurehes, in
a splendid paper on "A "Women's "Re- -town, each congregation being e•e-
sponsibilities, (a) in the home, (Ii) sponeiblolor one or two tables. The
in the 'community)', good things' provided were abundant,
e The musical PregraM consisted of the waiters attentive, and the suPPer
ukelele and aceordian turabere , by was•enjoyed..
Miss' Eva. Caetee and Miss Edna - ••
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Elliott 'The hostesses were Mrs. G. The tables- were very, nicbly
to, -
Taylor, Mrs. 8. tattle, Mrs: T. ranged, the flowers Ifaviek• been do-
CluSechill end Mrs. Pc -eland.. nated by Mr. C, V. Cooke, florist, and
Amara, .1.1m 'Clnciim, they Presented a very pleasing tip:
penance.
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a loWrienele,nis ot,e3dsieldoednoleiannatiiivonhaaltD,haes. The members of the Hospital boned
sailloel, 'Comectl Vosaylre.p4101,1/ nY: III zienlivl eee 1' el:73z Ix i:::::::::111e:eg.ial es'Ill'It.:sot ac:tottbhhbljFviusseererse-elett; Ihvval!ediYlri a ri,ltri' two -thirty, m ea, osic,in.,,G, oreo.:::: 21:::egal' aieigi Clinton., tleio' tnititleti:eAnse• itl°:::11:1181::::::::laogItnueb:;d;,Ailsss: ebt:eilli:eit ketliv ir:lal,'1,11°..itycalh111.16:11,::1ilit!otteca‘li°brtg, !le' ag!fillteo:blisilnisan.,:`
°Silu'sanillaoyvesachnodi!aufsti210 pa/;„ -P- elIelee litillhell'n '1 s
*hroluysetuatlaYii morning,eoliteiIt
mPreaeelhedalply{iolui fkQnrceMv atuhe"tra:ha:siblaciatirt at '113'uAil)lcr Ite:h. were eorree.::o bene r/
eanniiee Wednesday 'at 8 eraceek, - X'11, weee deiteoyeilhe, Lite. 11* and
nee "welcome. , e Allen left home about eicibt o'clock
to come tip to Mitten weave. Fere.,
13110-09' •$treet Thaea '011044- - '•-•slielil 'MeV:- 'AT ATISIP1555"An
Fellowship service at ten d'iledle. 'leaked about the stove,:bef ore leeeiihg
The minister's morning tetiliject to, eee it all was right and that there
be: "Wherein•To Glary" Even- seemed' to 'be 'Very 'little tire in 'the
ihg; "Christian Growth)' sieve and the 'furnace had hot 'deeetx
"The Nir. S. will 'hold 'iv -regtilar going for sonictin% But the lira
'onthly- meeting in the rdetaech seemed to 'Atifit in the dining room,
tare room on Tuesday, March 8th, whore the Quebec 'cook stove was,
ea,hen the Easter Thanktiffeeing will and When seen 'by a- neighbet,'Who
be given, " 'Was going 'home 'from Clinton, It
The Sunday school ilelighi;ide anti got quite a start, 'When aseistance
supper will be given on -Friday eve arrived it was 'impose/de to Save
-ening of this week. Junior League 'much of the contents, only rho
-will be withdrawn on 'Ms account, room rug, and a couple of chairs be -
Presbyterian Churth
Service in the Beptist chin•elf -on -Mr. etufd Mrs. Allen -were -merited
Sunday at 11. *loch. Sermon sub- lase Tall, Mrs. Allen being* 'formerly
jeet: 'The Choice of Proses." Sunday 'Miss 'Annie Turner of Cliaton, and
school at 10 o'Clock. Prayer meeting all 'the furniture and fikings with
on Thursday evening at 7 o'cloelee' which they hail set up housekeepirie
The Ladies' Austiliary will hold its were ;destroyed, alit all their Cloth -
regular meeting at the' home Of Mrs. 'ing except what they had on at the
R. Sharp on Tuesday evening, thee, The house was a sabsttattia
March 8th, at 8 Oche& An apron ,atone etracture,huilt many'Yeare ago,
shower for the Berner 'In June Will whiah'ha'el" been Imelda' 'for iheni 'by
be held at the 'home et 'Mrs. M. 'D. Mr. lad Mes. Allen, Sr., -Who now re-
MeTaggart Thureday afterneon, side le Egmonclville. The Tire calmed
lurch 10th, from e to -5m eieMek„ the'yeung couple a -very serieueless.
mg get ,
'After/neon tea -will 'be -served. Some 'insurance WAS eallgetl."
St, -1M111'5 meta 'HU'RON,PRItISETTle,RY MEETS.
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'On Monday -eveiiingleet•the wedlely vim „„reguiar meeting of 140 pre
meeting of St."Paill's 'A,' Ye?, A. Was
In/tory-0'f Huron was held itrtlintote
held • in the Teti& ball -at 8 e'cloae. on 'Tuesnay, Feb. „Zeal, With a .com-
-The -meeting opened -With 'the custom -
Mete eittentlance of, iniiiisteee end
--ameleyotioneil -exereises, lecl:by the
-preeident, which was fdlleaved 'by a eldees:• 'Rev, R. C. cDonld,niiitis-
ter a Inwx Church, Goelerieh, was
--eliert•peogran, eoneieting- of 'three ,elected Moderator for the 'ensuing
heathers, Mr.' Roy •Pitzsimons -gave -year. Itev. A. uneferinne, convener
Taper oh the stilejeet, "1-lonesty," He.
receiving -tharge, and the PreeleyterY
'Showed 'those 'who -are 'honest 'for Tel- grafifyiney ,tontintied the gi,ant for .
•a., every, 'interesting and Instreetive
of oilmen% 'reported only one aid
seke eiloe-axe not tO 'trust- another year. The reecannientlation
'Honesty 'is a principle 4•10 mitn On rernits, Presented by' Dr. Larkin,
'one follows 'it as -such One cannot 'he' -W55 accepted, 'that the representatio
-gave hin et
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regarded as limiest.•preebytezies from ecillege staffe,
Middleton a wery patic mid and tee. Offices a Lee churocbe
Letter;" 'dealing 'with' 'a s1Ilan• elinelchurch might be "goveimed to
who in 'oryirig to -mail 'a letter Willa dep;ree in future by :bee aare_
he had lea-qtter dead rather,. longer Mg fce.ces''''Pf the 'pastoral charges,
WAS drilled in an aceident. A very The.report on etatisties and finances
interesting -contest. 'brought Hie. ev- showed $38,364.00 raieed fnr all Pur -
Clarence 61"ier• ed for Missions and. Benevoleneee. In
Wesley -Willis united Church ' the department •of Sunday schoole
The ministers 'morning Subject will and Toting People's Societies there
be; "The Third Elemental Need; are sptenclid evidences of good work.
God:" Evenin • "The Within and There . are '9 Schodis with en aggre-
without of Life, gate eine-AM-lent of 871 pupils, and 93
lrliesionary Sunday in 1,14 Sunday officers and teachere. The Schools
echool. All •niissioetary contributions raised 1,856.00. There are 5 Yoffie,
tire to be handed in.• ,
Brotherhood meets at ten a.iii.•
Mr. Gordon Cuninghaine will give a
travelogue. - -
The W. H, 5'. will hold their annual
thankoffering meetieg in" -the church
'on Wednesday evening 'next,' March
9th, at eight o'clock; when the spec -
hal speaker will be the Rev, W. D.
MeDonald of Egmondville, There
will be special music and all members
and others are invited to attend,
The I,Vomen's Aid held their annual
meeting op 'Wednesday afternedn
wherc the following officers were el-
ected:
Hon, -Presidents: Mrs. ,J.E. Hogg,
Mes, A. A. lIolmee.
Preeident; Mra, A. T. Cooper.
• Vice-Presideete: Mi,e, W. Ie. Mair,
Errs: B. Chant.
Secretaries; Mrs- R. E, IN -arming,
Mrs, I, Scott,
lrecItatl°11 eabitlied "PaPa's dueed to ene half that'Aie work, of
ening to eelose, the .priee winners
were Miss Hazel Churchill and Mr.' • , .
poees, 'being $9,791,00 over .Wila was
wised lase year. ere -mea/ v,as rats-
FOURTEEN APPEALS.
Appeals against the new equal
assessment of the county have" b
entered at the office of the cot
clerk by fourtee'n of the twenty
munieipalities of the county. These
inelnde all the towns -- Godorieh,
Clinton, Seaforth and Winghani; gil
the villages—Myth, Brussels, Bay-
field, Exeter, flensall and Wroxeter,
and the townships of East Wawa»-
osh, Grey, Hay and Morris. The ap-
peal of Morris township was pot re-
ceived -within the simeified time, and
it rests with the county judge when':
er it will be considered or. not.
• Cleave eouneil would not have .ap-
pealed. alone, but when so many oth-
ers were appealing, decided.to join.
,The legality of the appOintment of
the third member of the valuators",
committee„ will he argued before
Judge Lewis one,Saturdey.
' AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,
ized The Wingl 'Advance -Times had
eel the following last week, although we
Inty have heard from a reliable source
-six that the matter is net yet Settled. Mr,
Cosens is. an old Tuekersmith hey and
his wife was, formerly Miss Sara
Turner of Clinton:'`
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SISTER-IN-LAW. DIES.
Mr, Win, Hiles attended the fun-
eral of his einteieln-law,. Mrs. John
Hiles of Los Angeles, Calif., whieh
was held iron, the home of her son;
Dr. Leroy Hiles, 150 Langrath St.,
London, on Tuesday, March 1st, The
remains were laid in Woodland
Mausoleum, by 'the side Of her hus-
band, the late John, Hiles, who pee -
deceased her by eight years.
Mrs. Hiles was born in Whitby
seventy-eight years ago,. , Surviving
are four aone and three daughters:,
John and Lloyd Hiles of Vancouver;
Rev, WM. L.. Hiles 'of Forest, Dr.
Leroy of London, and Mrs, lie Temp -
lin of Hemilton and Misses Pearl and
Alibi of Los Angeles. Pour sisters:.
Mee. (Dr.) Itutehinson, Mrs. (Dr.)
Opel; and Mrs. D. Rogerson, all of Los
Avi....tes, Mrs; It, Hoover of Blyth,
anti three brothers, Dr. Jame camP-
'bell of St. Luis, Mich., and Newton
Ma William Campbell ef Westfield,
Out,, aleo survive.
LIT -TLE LOC Aka
MrS. took, who lige been quite id
for a few weeks is MA, necoveriey
Mt. ne'Hoy has perchased the
-house of Mrs. Gevett Victoria
street, being already en. possession,
.`S,Aij Will remove it about April
let. •
Miss May 'Wenner celelseated her
'twelfth birthday on Saturday by emo
tertairang a, number of .hei;
gigi
tern/de to a eairty. 'A jade, time was --
spent.
Three nest grocees hi town thi
'week: Moe Clifford Leib in th
Wiltse stand, Mr. W. Aubineon in th
Jordan stand and Me. A. W. Grove
in the old Cahtelon Bret, stand,
.114rs. Alex. Eagleson of Drayton i
at the Clinton Public hospital, Navin
undergone an operation owing to a
injury to her back, the result of
fall tenie weeks ago. She is now im
proving nicely.
Ste..Jabez Reeds, Sr., had some
eliielerns enlarge from the shell on
Saturday', Feb. 2116, 'Twee old
,tley 'for them 'bat they are doing
nicely and will have considerable of
a Start on letter ones.
The name of Mrs, S. G. Switzer
was omitted front the list of hospital
contributors last week, Mrs. C.
()Sheen, collector, being inadvertent-
.
ly credited with her contribution of
$2,00, Mrs. 'O'Brien wished the error
cc/rt.-oda
'The -annual meeting of the Clinton
Public Hospitel Association will be
hold ,'in the council chamber on Fri -
ay afternoon -at three o'clock, The
annual remelts be, given at this
meetingand'all members and every --
eine 'interested le hospital work will
be eveleome.
DOINGS IN 'TIM TOWN LEA• GUE,
On 'Friday evening, Feb, 25ti5 the
first of the hockey league games
were completed, the Senators beating
the Canediens in a (Aose, fast game.
'Tuesday, 'Mara 1st,' eaw two cie the
' an heftiest genies yet played,
the St. Patrick's being defeated bY
the Crumdiens 7-4 This gameis the
first the Canialierts have won; but on
their showing in this game, they
'seem to have eonnd themselves and
a, be expected to win more genies.
ley certainly will lingo something
say about who W111 win The NOWS.
'card OW this year.
rhe second game between Senators -
and Maroons proved to be the tight -
game played this seasoe, the ye-
t being 3 to 1 for Senators, who
eueeessful ht giving Maroons
ir, first defeat, and it also leaves
se teams tied for first place, eaeh
having won 3 gamee and lost 1 game.
lieen now on some close and biter- e
esti
genies will be played.
he remainder of the schedule will
run off with two games eaeh night, a
we cannot depend on baying ice
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riday night will provide the neeit
ble header, Pats., vs. Maroons, 1'
Senators 172, Canadians.
I is an hour well speet.te. see now ,
,
juniors are' coming along. mod
is everyprosPect of a stronkiL
pr teem being developed for next,
on. Referee J. E. Cantelon says '
games are getting •Caster each
e out, and that is just :Merit tight, in
was kept en the julep Taesday
it hut when the game got stren-
, °Shorty" was pemept with his
Hies. thereby keeeinee, the 1.)0,138
The, Liberal candidate in North
Heron bye -election, Mr, Arehie Hys-
lop and the Len'. 0, candidate, Mt.
Sheldon Bricker are both very active
Cud leaving no stone unturned to get
the voters -to pledge their eupport.
Although the Conservatives have not
called their Convention, there is come
talk of Mr. MeEWall or Mr; Spotton
coming back, Mr. Abner Coeens,
former president of the Liberal
Association of North Aaron is net
Well pleased with the choice of the
Liberals, nor with Ithe Packed con-
vention, and he has thee/sib" his 'hat
into the ring, and is likely to come
up Reale independent -candidate. Al-
ready a paper', has been signed by
ever 100 names, pledging 1V1r, Posens
their support if. no Conservative
candidate is in the field. It looks like'
a three cornered battle in North
Heron; unless Premier. . Mackenzie
King can call off one or two 'candi-
dates. The.Liberal organizer is camp-
ing near by at present."
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Bagfield
• Messrs. 'Will and Prank Cameron
motored from Detroit on Friday ev-
ening* to spend the week -end. with
their father, belt on. account of the
storm they were obliged to bay's for
Detroit shortly after noon on Satur-
day.
Itertolf Merner was lucerne from
London for the week -end,
Miss Ploy Edwards returned last
week efteradsitiug friends in London
fee three weeks.
The concert given inlhe town hall
.
ing of St, Patrick's Day, ThusfsdiSTz
March 17th, in the basement ef hen
church.. A' good .prograin will ba
given, followed by refreehi mete.
At the public, service held heat
Sunday morning in the United ciiiewelai,
Rev. H. F. Kennedy tendered hie ries-,
ignation as Pastor, to teke effect at
the end o f June next, subject ins the
action of the Settlement eta -mil -W -4e.
The following beeke hove Inven
added to the Hayfield Public Library
this year:
Biography—Seventy Yeara :Slum --
man, Sanger.
Literature—Soldiers Three, . .
ling; Winesherey Ohio, Sherweed.
Anderson; -Winnowed Wiedoin, lien -
cock; The- Crime of Sylvestre Bon-
nard, Anatole France.
Useful Arts—The Singer end -.Hie
BAarItzt:teolWingrion11--skTiehe•-1Vhin Nobody 'Clime;
Travel—Wanderings in. Aralske..„
Doughty; Idle Days in Patagegia,„
IrullissToi•y—The l'error Res-
sia, Montgomery,
Junior Nature --The Jungle Beek
'XiJP/ifinnigoi• Literature --Holly Hedge,.
Temple Bailey.
Fiction -- The Freeland, Gar*,
Worthy; The Scarlet Sash, Mame
Tomorrow's Taogle, Pedlar; Trendring,
The Winepress, Conner; The Bine
Castle, L. H. Montgomery.; The Dwelt
Dawn Ostenso; The Proper Piece, O..
Douglas;'The God Within Mae.
Ilitehense Mannequin, Fanny Hurst,.
The Black Hunter, Cnrwood; Grain,
Robert Stead; The Pope of the Sege
"bailee; Tarr, Wyedham Lewis; Red
Ashes, Pedlar; Labels, A. It. Gllsbe;
The Black Knight, 'Dell; The Prodigal
of Monte • Carlo,..- Oppenheim.
junior Fiction — Judy's Perfect
Tear, E, Bennet. '
The following free, the Alpena. leer -
(ming News, refers to a valve. of thin
'Hinge, who left here many years
on Friday last was quite a success, 1"
although there WAS only a fah' at -
tendance. The snow Storm coming e
early in the evening perhaps prevent- e
ed some from attending. The pro-
gram was good from start to finish. el
The orchestra seleetions were played
very well... Albert Dula sang' two
comic songs, "Paper bag eoeldagy!0
and "Deney Me Eighth," which were At
u.1871 she came to -Alpena, whea
VI I 'Willeyrt, efeet
mars, died at her home, 411 Mer-
bant street, Monday '-night,-after
bout one year of illness with beeet
isease.
Mrs. Pion 'was, born in Bayritaa
ntario, and moved to St. Char
ichigan, when a girl six yeare uTiL
vplaaedIrtetallynitlir ptihano Mrs.
'Paull
played
Nerwegtem Bridal Procession"; the „,t
s quertatte consisting of Iffes...F. H. "re
ea pThlattuIll' Hatoll(VI o.oSdeso,tehilueivar*,Pa.mil.gr.
"• Brink to me only with thine eyes/"
'All tbrouth the night," and the mus, fk
Ical sketch, "The 0.P.R.A." The lat e
Ie ter was very funny. Lucy R. Woods
recited "The Wieldy • O'Shanes, Rat";
Arthur Peek gave a splendid violin
- solo arid James Lindsay played see --
ears old to visit her sistere wife at
hat time lived at Sugar Island its
Minder Bay and has made her heme•
ere continuously ever since.
Mrs, Vlore WAS well lehown by the
lder residents of Alpena and was n• .
lithful member of the Iffethoilist .1••••
hureh for many years. She was. a
member of the Union Destriet Ladies'
Aid and the Woman's Foreign,
ternary 'Society.
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AL the time of erecting the San --
ay school she taught a class and. the
ego window in front was donated.
the cburch as a memorial' to Lai-
n LaPorte, a member of the Lease
that time.
She is ease/red by one son,
tin Plata, Who lives at home and a
tighter, Mrs. Beatrice Flora Gou
on of Royal" 'Oak, Michigan; cue
ter, Mrs. Frank Wilcox and ete
other, George Willey of Yale, Meil-
en."
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to
Re
est
eul
we
the
fhe
T
be
eopie s• Societies, with enrollment .14i
of 164 members, and the raised reg
$1,638.00. The Commiesioners, np-
poihted to attend the General .5ee lou
eembly ,are Rev. Dr, F. II. Larkin,' and
Rev, James Foote; William Shepherd,
anti John Fraser, The Clemic was the
given the , very gratifying report of that
Cite 'Women's Missionary Societies,
Auxiliaries, and Mission Hands, seas
which raised'$2,885.,00. Rev. James Lite
Foote was emporeted on the Assent- etini
'Donnnittee on Bills and Over- ire
tures, The Presbytery nominated ni-1
the Rey. W, W, Dryden MA., BD., nous
to the Chair of Church History and Pena
mai selections on the violin in his •
usual good style. The group of sea d
songs by the three jolly talli; Rev. F. la
R. Paull, Albert Dunn and Harold to
Scotcluner were very much apprec- Ha
• inted. The farce comedy "A Likely at
Story," was played very well and
very much enjoyed by the audience,
The caste of characters was as fol' -
lows: ,44g
lows: Mrs. Willis Campbell, Lucy tie
R. Woods; Willis Campbell, Donald e,e
Pielrenzie; Arthur Welling, Harold 8,4
Scotrnmer; Miss Rice, Annie Mc- r
Leod; Miss Greenway, Mrs, P. H. 'g't
Paull; Jane, Dorothy Scotch/nen
There was no chairman. Large pieces ,
of cardboard, artistically printed and
resting on an easel on the stage an-
nouffeed each ,number, The audience
was very attentive throe t 1
one of our worthy citizens remarked,
"It was a tdang' good conceit It
ought to be repeatee." The new cur -
tame arrived on Thursday night and
were n place by Friday evening, also
the hew shades for the windows.
Ash Wednesday service was held in
Trinity church on _Wednesday at 10,
a.m. Throughout Leet a service, will
. e held each Wednesdifer evening' at
".8 p.m.
Mr. E. Featherston and
have moved into the house which he
recently purchaged front Robe Orr
'itch has'commenced business,
▪ Robt. OIT and son, Wm; Orr, ben
haetvsee, Moved .into Albert, Leitch's corn
h, I a ve
' Oct the itvitatiOn.of, Rev. H. P, end '''"1"
Mrs. Kennedy large number of the A.
United cbtirch pechile, old' and eoueg, (pal
suet at the parsonage on Tuesday ele., by t
ening last and spent a very eneoyable town
social evening together. The even-- uncle
eg was spent mostly with antes, the
ontests, commueity .singing ad
bort program of songs and readings, 111,
'he newly organized choir also lied aPeel
Varna
The F. P. 5. held their social even-
ing last Friday night, when a, meek
election for mayor of Vane wag the
special feature of the evening,
The nominated candidates were
Watson Webster and Ellwood Ems -
The names. of the officers filling tIle,
Mina positions were: R.O., William
Clark; D.R.O., Melvin Webster and ,
Cassia Johnston; poll clerks Mise
Pepper and Mrs. Fred Mcdyineele
scrutineers, Grace Coleman, Sean
eFoster, Thelma Dawson and Mrs. C-
Itathwell; constable, Wilmer MeGlin- .
chey, After two splendid and inter-
esting addresses given -by the canal-
dates, the vote was -then taken and
the R. 0. declared Watson Webster'
elected mayor,- A splendid lunch -epee •
served by the lelies' before the
pally left for home, having speet
ry interesting and enjoyable ge-
e
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e•
play entitled, •"Getting Ae-
nted With Madge" will be given,
he Zurich young .people 'in the
hlh on PridaY,.' March 11th,
r the auspices of the y, P. S. off
United church. • .
e W, S, are holding their
al Prayer service in the United,
11 on Friday afternoon at 2:30.
short practice with MrS.Stew- eht're
Wainer Reid, •who was -visiting
eother •,in Toronto,. and else
Is other places, has relocated,
a new Chevrolet seclaM.We hope
ay long' enjoy the same.
ort, oeganist, presidieg at the piano. it -Fr
This was followed by sandiwelfes, illa
cake and tea, There weet About sixty 1.31.'en
eonle preseet and everyone seemed
of la
with
n have a jolly goat IMO. was he
Mr
secondsocial gal -listing held
ince the Christmas holidays,
lie first one was held two
eelse ago ale the home of Mr. aed
Tes, Writ Stewart', Goclerich town- E.
lip, at -which the choir was organ- their
ed with Mr, A. Ill, r,7`1.1.+11 as pro,,i- i ing a
et; Mr. H, P. Ilterner, lfice-president I on Tu
id Mr. liatold Seotehmer 08 See,- deal o
reasurer. Mrs. Win. Stewart it: cm' -
gimlet and choir leader and Mrs. t Me;
obty, Scotelimer ltesecdate mannish', ' alt l'''''
e d zunone; ear ellareh people today, e
These eocial gathetimes fill a great! c o
et he attract, . i
ien' there is so muck of aeother 1
lug /v.
The Ladies' Aid Society oe St. (me cli
narews United , church peepose in enn
1 iin an I e 1
the IIistdry .of Philosophy of •olay
0 is rye hottOr ganto dOvOTon
Religion. in Knee College, Tor- 'Mei
hi the puck more then tie. intern.
. W. „Taylr shipped a eae lead
m, stock to Toronto Saturday'
Eons and Sons are out with
moving van again, While /toy -
load from Seaforth to Toronto-
esday they engem/tercel gooe
2 snow in their travels.
Roy Fops rirehes5d S. fine
-ore Me, B. Rathwell of Godet-
wne iip last week,
•
cry eleasaet time was sperit iii
wnship hall on Monday eVea....•
members of St. Johife Angli-
nreh. The evening was spent
Sic and genies, after which
Was seeeed th,,, iree—
oeto. 'i'hie Standing Comeiittees
were renominated for another year, IneW
and the Presbytery ...adjourn5d •to men.
meet in First Peeebyterian Cherch
eeaforth, on Teesdey, the 10th 'day' relax
eS 'each eight• 116
boys physicallY.', or to teach them
to econtrol themselves terermea,WI
-
aCioil'1:1,1•:m'117;dwslieeerelbhyou can
ye
sill be ,.,,and it will do you good, Two A
l'ecaeurer: Mee, IT, ll'itesilnoils, Of 5IaY, o to:no thrn. gam
g isi secM1 on the even- Itineh
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