HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-05-05, Page 7THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927,
CLINTON NEWS•RECOI1I
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On Wednesday evening of last week
at the home of her, daughter, Mrs.
Adam Glazier, Clinton,: there passed
away an old resident of Hallett, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ann Simpson Cole, widow
of the late Wm.' Cole. She leaves a
family of eight children: John George
of Kansas; Sig'vorth of Stratford;
Met. Wm. Stephenson, Brussels; Was.
of Listowel; "Jos, W. ef. Flint, Mich.;
Sarah, '(Mrs. Adam Glazier) of Chu-
, ton; Alfred of Ypsilanti, Mieh:; Mrs.
T. Pollard,, Constance, to mourn the
loss of a Ioving mother, Her grand-
sons were her pallbearers: Fred Cole,
Stratford; Fred and Wesley Stephen-
son, Brussels, Geo. Cole, Flint, Mich.;
Hubert: Glazier, Stratford and Alfred
Glazier, Clinton. The flowers were
lovely, She was buried in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery" Ethel, beside her
husband, She was 93 .years of age.
Quarterly meeting was held 'at this
appoint;Hent ,; on " Sunday afternoon.
The board meeting will be held at'
Londcsboro on Wednesday evening.
We are very sorry to learn that
Miss Doris Lawson, daughter of Mr.
Earl Lawson, is at present very sick.
We hope she will soon recover.
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We are very sorry to say that an-
other old resident of the township has
passed away in the person of Mrs. C.
Dale, Sr,, who died on Thursday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. J.
.Miller of Clinton. She was buried on
Saturday from the home of her .son,
James, to Constance cemetery, 'where
the remains were laid beside those of
her husband. She was 85 years old.
.She leaves a large family: Mrs. Mil-
ler, Clinton; Mrs, Bowes, Blyth; Mrs.
W. Connell, Clinton; IVrs.-W. Knox
and Mrs. G. Knox, Harloek and Tames
and George. Dale of 'Mullett.
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'Give fee the good old days,
When life was unhurried and true;
And just as a favor throw in
Some modern improvements, too,
=The Cheerful.Clierish
A young girl , complained a short
time ago that she was afraidshe did
not like the work she had chosen and
fitted herself for, bait rather hated to
adnut it and to try something else.
But nowadays a girl need not stick
to a job” she doesn't, enjoy any more
than a boy need. A girl with youth,
health, average intelligence and g
sound high school' edueation as a
foundation,, can fit herself for any
position she wishes, providing she is
ready to buckle down to work and do
The schools specialize too much
perhaps on teachers. The average'
high school: course fits one to become
a teacher and a year's course at the
Normal fits one to step but and "take
a school."
But everybody • is not fitted to be a
school teacher any more than every-
body is fitted to be an engineer or a
rat-catcher. 1VIa1y. a young man and
woman fit themselves to, teach, +'that
is, take the teacher's course; which is
a good general one, teach a year or
two and then take up the special
work they wish to do. This used to
he the special stunt of the young man.
There is hardly a public man who
has worked himself up who hasnot
taught for a year or two in his
younger days. But there is no reason
why girls should not do it, too, if
they wish. If I were a young teach-
er, or bookkeeper oil nurse and
thought I'd rather do something else
I'd teach or keep, books or nurse just
long enough to save --some money and
I'd fit myself for something else. The
whole world is before a girl today'as
it was not in her grandmother's' or
even„in her mother's tinier'
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Auburn
(Crowded Out Last Week)
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-• At the manse, Auburn, on Wednes-
day, April 20th, at 11:30 a.m. Rev. W.
R. Alp performed the marriage cere-
mony uniting Miss Thelma Lawlor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Lawlor of Auburn, to James' Calvin
McIntyre of Dungannon. The happy
couple left for Toronto on a honey-
moon trip and on their return will
make their honrie at Dungannon. •
Mr. and .Mrs. F. Hollyman and.
family of Hamilton are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. N. Patterson.
Mr. 0, E, Erratt'is in Toronto for
a couple of days. '
Rev. W. R, Alp is sporting a new
Ford coupe,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson mot-
ored to London, on Saturday.
Mies Ethel Washington returned
to her school at New Liskeard on
Saturday.
Mrs. M. Allen has been visiting in
Flint, Mich,
Mrs; W. I3; Alf;' and` Miss Hester
Alp of Granton spent the week -end
at the manse.
Miss Anna• Beadle spent Easter:
holidays at her home here.
Mr. John Hoare is on the sick list.
NOW ENJOYS EATING, .
-THANKS iIS WIFE
"For years I suffered with stomach
trouble. Then, my wife got me to,
take Adlerika. Today I feel fine and
eat what'I like."—Wm. Opp.
Adlerika relieves stomach gas and
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better you will feel. It will' surprise
yowl W. S. R. Holmes, druggist.
IIOLYROOD
(Crowded Out Last Week)
London Road
(Crowded Out Last Week),
Mrs. Anderson returned last week
after a lengthy visit' With friends at
Peterboro, owing to the illness and
death of a sister.
Miss Bessie Lindsay has returned
to her school near Sombre, after
spending the Easter holidays at her
home. •
Mr. Thos. Johnston has purchased
a'. new Chrysler coupe.
The monthly meeting of the U. F.
W. O. was held at the home of Mr's.
N. Tyndall on Thursday last. Mrs.
C. O'Brien had the topic and gave a
paper on "Openings the Eyes to The
Beauties of Nature." Miss Waldron,
convener of the legislative committee,
gave a brief sketch of British and
Canadian legislation.. A great var-
iety of seeds, bulbs and slips were
A sad and untimely death occurred
here.. in the passing of Joseph Wil-
liam Swan at the age of 46 years,
from pneumonia, last Friday morn-
ing, leaving to, mourn their loss be;
sides his widow a family of five
children, three girls and two boys,
also the following sisters and broth-
ers: Mrs. R. 1V4cKenzie, Stratford;.
Mrs. Geo. Etherington, Exeter; Mrs;
Fred Parker, Wilcox,."Sade,; Charles
Swan, Nokomis, Sask.,• and George
Swan, Ashfield. A sad aspect of. the
bereavement was the loss of the
baby of the family, Charles, age one
year and eight months, just buried
five weeks ago.
Mr. Swan was one of Kinross town-
ship's best known' and highly respect-
ed farmer residents,, and his place in
the community will be hard •to fill.
Relatives were present at the funeral
on Sunday, which was largely attend-
ed by friends and neighbors- as well:
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Linton, Mr, and
Mrs. Harvey. Barr -and bliss Janet
Lockwood of Toronto;"Mr. and Mrs.
J.'
C. --Wiggins, Detroit; 1VA'. and Mrs.
Louis' Powers, Stratforiil Mr. and
Mrs, Win, Lockwood, Exeter; Mr.
,;Charles Lockwood, Brussels; Mr.
Wilbert Lockwood and Miss Bessie
Lockwood, Clinton; all sisters and
brothers-in-law of the deceased, also.
the feather of the bereaved wife, Mu,
Fred Lockwood of Clinton and Mr.
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Mrs. Jas. Appleby of Clinton..
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