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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-05-26, Page 1VLA 491h Ye;„ ons T NOP MAAY 2ur 1927 DVERTSEAND MAKE CERTAIN Of IT. crap` .Sifts ki,t WiltElie to vdpi d and for C.dEs that Win Last, go td }layer the 1eiseiici: New goods, E.atest Designs, in Silveri Plated Knives; forks, in fact all/kinds of table ware.` Calla nd our new see au stock of D.i ; nnc.r Set the • Sets y will 1' !s Casa; you. Prices Moderate. Phone, 174w el uar JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST Residence 174j CHILDREN'S REEFER h Navy or Tweed, trimmede d with brass buttons, a limitednumber u a erregularly P atEJ $ 4 and $5.50, ®n sale at$3A9 LadiesSpring and Summer Coats Including sizes 4 fo 47 will be cleared at .Q one-third off regular price. Sale of Catton Lingerie Crepes Colors: Flesh,orchid, ... peach and sky, in dainty floral # oruldesi u, s A good 35c c i 3- sale at 25c d he New straws There's great satisfaction in buying Your straw (rat here, You'll be sure of the style -sure of the quality and sure of the price. We've shapes adapted to all ages of mien -brims of various • .widths and erowns of various heights. PANAMAS, SENNETS, LEGHO1 NS SPLIT STRAWS, Etc. Sonne snappy fancy band numbers for Swell Young, Fellowswho wants the thing: Hats from 75c to j PANAMAS will be yel.5r popular this sesame, and we-. are showing the best shapes -blocked in the latest models °l' 4.00 4.50 $6.5. 7 t Clothes For Workingmen! This store caters to the'wants of the Workingman -is ever on the alert to meet his tie uirementsand to give the very bestvalues , possible. For the man who wants a cheap bib overal1. wehave them at .. 05e the man who want a medium. rived bibo erall w have For?a th s r p y we an extra special at : .. ,.5,1.54 For the roan who wants"the best overall made we recommend "The Headlight" at ...... .$2.50'9 Men's Khaki "rants at .'1,50 2.0 $2.50, to$...5 1 D $ $ 0>$. ,,3.00:.. Men's' Blue Chambray Shirts at :......... 7Gc to 9Ge_ Men's Khaki Shirts at .. . ......... . ... . . .. . . 95c, $1,25''a"nd 51,50 Men's Nayy Blue Shirts at .. . .......... : ... $1.25, $1.50 and $1:75 ". Men's'Shaker Flannel Shirts at : .: 95e, .1,20 and 1.5D Men's Shirts, sizes14 to18i/-1Vien's Overalls sizes.3. to 48 TH OP1015H PUTHIF GO. A Square Deal for EveryMan TH'E MARKETS Vihcat Oats, to 50e Barley, 60c. Buckwheat, 75e l :'.Eggs 210 to 27o. Butte, 35e. Live Hogs, ;19.25. ON "COLLEGE STAFF. Miss Alta Lind Cook, daughter of i. Rev. Dr, J S. and MTS. Cook of Tor- onto, has been appointed lecturer in French in the Victoria College. Miss Cook is a graduate of Victoria and has also taken a yeaj's post -graduate study in French in Paris ,University, Paris. - Rev. Dr. Cook was for a term pas- tor of 'the Ontario street church, Clin- ton andw"1 be remembered Clin- ton, will n cohered b y many in Clinton and vicinity. I-IORTICULTURAL MEETING: The public are invited to come out to ` the Council chamber at eight O'clock on Friday evening when, un- der the auspices of. the Horticultural Society, 14Ir. G. 11 Patersen,.Agricul- tural Representative, :will show three reels of pictures, illustrating home gardening, and give a little talk en the same subject, Mr, W. Cowan will it also give e a re port of the.. Provincial Pr van pal IIoi tseulirti •11 Convention and M,ayoi Jackson will 'give an address on Civic Beautifiea- tion. AR garden lovers and public -spirit. ed citizens are invited. HOLIDAY A DISAPPOINTMENT, Tuesday Was not an ideal holiday at alt.in during dui ng the night and some rain and constant threatening all day,made it a very good day to remain indoors. Those who had planned a long day in the garden,,,(a real exhibition of loyalty, by the way), or those who had planned to play golf, or bowls; or tennis or to have a picnic were disappointed, and the disappointment was 411 the keen- er owing' to the fact that the sum- mer heat of + Sunday had prepared most people to elope for the best for Tuesday., However, the first of July is not far off and' .this year everybody is planning on 0' i:ealcelebration,' rain or shine. .. THOSE PERMITS. As The : News-Recbr'd intimated some weeks ago, Mr. John ;Rainsford been a ieted has . , ppo, it d bythe L' tlltin Con- trol Board :of Ontario, leaner of per= chits in Clinton. The public should be guided, by the following rules govern- ing sale ef;permits. Applicant must be of the It'll ageof twenty-one' years and have been a resident of the Prov- ince for one month prior to malting application.. Special permits •1nay be issued to druggists,, physicians, dent- ists, veterinaries and those engaged in mechanical or scientific pursuits. To all of the above the fee is $2.00, Also manufacturers needing supplies fore. use in their business the fee is $2.00. Those needing supplies for hospitals, homes the 0 o aged, sacramental ur=. pur- poses, for use in :educational or Gov- ernment institutions there is no. charge, but they are only issued from. Head Office, 110 University Ave., Tor- onto. No permit is issued ' to: (a) Any person under tweuty-one years of age. (b) Any Indian. , (c) Any interdicted person. (d) Any disqualified under the provisions 'of sub "section 3 of section, 37 of the ,Act.. (e) Any whose per mit,'bas been suspended er cancelled under any provision of the Act, 'AMONG THE .CHURCHES. Baptist Church Gospel service on Sunday at 7 p.m. Subjeeti "The Redeemed and the Re deemei At :this . service Rev, "Mr, McCormack will sing . his new solo, "He Died on Calvary,".;which he com- posed but a few days ago. He invitee. you to come: and hear' it sung for the first time, Sunday . school at 2:30 pin An ate welcome. Ontario. Street United Church Classes meet Sunday morning at ten o'clock. The Rev. W. A. Bremner 'of Bruce - field wilfnretich ruce-fieidwill`preach at the morning ser- vice at eleven, The evening subject: '"God's.t'ree- dom from Partiality. The Juniors meet on Friday night at 7:00. Wesley -Willis Uliited Chuceh Next Sunday morning at ten o'clock the ,Brotherhood will hold its regular' meeting, Dr. Dandier" will address" the meeting, ' Regular services at 11 a,m. and '7 p.m., when Rev. Arthur. Sinclair of Hensel' will be . the minister..' Rev. Mr. 'Iiogg will take anniversary ser- vices eYvices at Ilensall. .. The Sunday a d1Y school will continence en' Sunday morning to hold its exer- cises at 11 o'clock ir1 conjunction with 1 the morning service. Come the at 11 o'clock instead of 2:30. Presbyterian Church Service in the 13a ti' t church on Sutay at 11 o'clock, Subject: Three. Elements in Religion." Sunday scitool at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting each: Thursday evening at 7:50 At a meeting of the W, •M. S. on th 10th, 'Mrs, McDonald, of Godericit, Presbyterial Delegate to the'13I11 an- nual P ov r r i.' he 1 1 e ' Cttn Alf hold at t*> 1 Beeckville, gave a most interesting and eneouraging report of the year's work. The receipts shoivecl an in- crease of 65 percent, the first' time the W. M. S, of Ontario 'exceeded its allocation, this with 107 new organiz- ations and 4915 new members over last year L=3 very encouraging, CAPTAINS WINNING ?PLlr:l15, The Brantford P; tpo litor recently had 0 cut of the Expositor_ Fivepin team, which won the Commercial League, Championship . in ` that city last winter:. Mr. Asa Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bolton of Clinton, 18' captain of this team and occupies the centre of this ;picture, lioltling the trophy. I3'1L1 --'7 1 tiMAN. The marriage 'took place very quietly in Calgary .011 Saturday last of Miss Edna Jane Warman, second youngest daughter' of Mr!. J.:17._Was- man'of Clinton, and iiowai.d Hill` o£ Vancouver, B.C., the Rev, Mr. Bryan performing the ceremony, Miss Wasman went as far as Cal- gary to meet her fiance and they will spend short honeyrnoee at Banff be- fore going on to their lionise in Van- coilver'. ' Clinton friends will waft good wish, es to the young couple ,for a happy future, COMING LONG. JOURNEY:' Word was received in:Clieton.last week that Mr, J. Curtis Stevenson of Burlingame, California, had left Los Angeles onMay 14th,o • New gfor N York, via the Panama Canal, en -route to visit relatives in Canada; including Clinton. - Mr. Stevenson is over mighty years. of age and for -same ;seers has suf- fered from defective sight, .but little things like -that are all in a day's work when he takes it into his head to travel across a Continent. He ex- pected to be in New York about June 1st, and will come to Toronto and Clinton. Mr. Stevenson is a former citizen of Clinton and a<brother of Mrs. John Cuniughaine. Old friends here will be glad to see him. SALTER: WILSON. A. quiet marriage was ,solemnized in Toronto on May 14th when Mr. Colenso`J. Salter, son of the late W. H. Salter and Mrs. Salter of Toronto, was .milted in marriage to Marion, Mi: daughter of . and Mrs: dames 'Wil- son of Toronto, 'the Rev. Iierten H. ,Robinson officiating. -- The besiegreont who is just grad stating from the School :Of Practical Science, University of Tpronto, is a nephew of the Messrs. Retell of town and of 'Mrs. E, Mitten; and Mes. Roy Plunieteel. He to a_ radiate of 'the Clinton Collegiate end is well 'known in :Ci1iitciii:' kips 3r(iehds bac Will extend" good wishes. Mr. and Mrs. ; Salter will probably make their borne in :Toronto, after Mr. Salter's graduation, which tapes place next month. DEATH' OF MRS, D. N. ISAAC. Last week we mAde mention of the: death of Afis , Isaac. The following le a slipping.froz i .the Sothis (Man.), Plaindealer, published last week, giv- ing a fuller obituary: "The death occurred shortly before noon today (Wednesday) of Mrs. D. N. Isaac after an illness of over ttvd years:. The late Mrs. Isaac,. whose maiden name was Margaret Ann Mc- Cartney,' was born near Clinton, Ont., in August, 1867,and was therefore in her sixtieth year. About two years ago she was taken ill and although at tildes she showed wonderful im- provement, her death this morning came ae a '. release from sufferings which she bore at all time with re- (markable cheerfulness, 1n ISM* the late Mrs. -Matte married D. N. Isaac, of, Souris, who survives -with two children,_ Katherine and Russell. Twa: biiothers and three sisters' also sur vive: A,D. McCartney, Clinton, Ont.; Geo. McCartney, Woodstock, Ont.; Mrs. G. B. Hanly, of Clinton, Mrs, Nay of Souris, and Mies Mary Mc- Cartney of Detroit, Mich., who has been with her 'during the lett year. The late Mrs. Robt. Mitchell, of Sout' is, was also a sister. The funeral' Willbe heid'•oe Thursday afternoon from the 'rdsidenee,'31-7-20, at 3':30. Rev. Thos. Neville' will conduct the services.". "A DEAR OLD MAN." - r'When one read the funeral card that announced the death of David Beacom at the fairly allotted age of one hundred years,one month and eleven days," writes a citizen to The News -Record, 'there were many .who, like the writer, felt he had Iost a good old friend. For to know David. Bea - C0111 tv05. to love him. 'He was essent- ially What can be best described as 'a. dear old man.' . During the many years the writer was favored-hYhis acquaintance he cannot recall a soli- tary instance when David Beacom' ever said an unkind weed of anybody. He had a keen Irish humour, well de- scribed, if -I many be permitted, by recounting the following' occurrence. I met dear old" David elm morning and in the course 'of conversation, which had- taken a : political turn, I said to, him.' 'You have voted, taken nart in elections, for many years?' -'I have,' said he, 'for• over seventy years' Then with - a twinkle in his eve he said: 17 ani proud to tell you that during tee seventy years I've, t,rited. I only once voted for a Grit. And that is what worries me. Do von think I will he forgiven for such a, i Paye sin?' 7 said, 'Don't you trouble, hlr: Beacon's, there is forgiveness for eel: on. But surely" there must have s leen extenuating circumstances!' ' `There were' said he 'and 101 tell vont. At that eleclion there was no Conservative running,' and the deal old roan laughed heartily at his joke. We §ha11 all miss. you. Da -rid Boa - emu. The world needs men today of GO1NG INTO 'F USINESS. 'Air, 5h L, 7.4lu ci: of Exeter, but •fornierly'of Lown, has, taken 'over• the store focsnerly occupied Ey the Dom- inion Store, and intends: ropeniiig up with a full line of groceries He also ve taken wt a r the mail o,. e roti Ii - t x4 R A. Ilearii at the etrct of the p: eseini' MRS,' J'OLr,IFF17 I1IE5 - Mrs, Jolliffe, widow of the late Rev. W. J. Jolhffe O'loronto, died at San. Diego, California, on Thursday last • at the age of eighty-one years, The Rev. W.:7 'J l' , of lila was for four yews pastor pf Wesley church, Clin- ton, several years. ago, and both he and his wife will be remembered by many here. Mr. Jolliffe> died some time tie ago. WIN SOFTBALL GAMES: Wesley -Willis Y. P.'S. softball - team went out, to .0ndesbolo on Friday evening last to play an exhibi- tion game with Chiselhnrst there, winning by a handsome majority. Londesboro-teams played in;Ciinton: yesterday evening,boys and girls, the local boys won in a socre. of 6-5, and the'girls also won from°their oppon- ents. The local players consider, that the have et :quite a successful opening to their sunnier softball campaign. YOUNG GIRL DIES. In Detroit 011 Saturday, May 7th, Edna Irene Hyslop was called to her Eternal Home. Miss Hyslop wee the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mes, Wm. Hyslop, • and 'wee : in her lath year. She leaves her parents, a brother,' Malcolm, . and sister, Marjorie; to mourn the .loss of a-dearly"loved, daughter and sister: • The funeral service' was held Tues- day, ilfay 106 at the parental resi- dence, 7.532 Lawton Ave., Detroit, with 'interment at Grand Lawn Ceme- tery. Miss Hyslop was 'a granddaughter. of the late Isaac Jackson and niece of Mr. Ernest Jackson, Hensall, for- merly of Clinton,. Mos. E. F. Jack - sot, Hensall, Mfrs, J. Peel, Buffalo and MO. and Mrs. Howard Jackson, Chicago, attended the funeral. - A UNION' MEETING. `A. meeting will be held hi the school room of St. Paul's church at eight o'-colek on ,Wednesday . evening next 10 the interests of the'Leper Missttrn. This will he a. union seVVice, everyone being welcome. An illus- trated lecture Will be given by the Rev.. XI. N. Konkle,. secretary of the Mission to Lepers, which is interna tional and interdenominational, the work being carried on for all: lepers everywhere. This work was ',com reamed fifty-two years;, ago .and has developed . in sixteen different noun tries, at ninety-nine different stations add"is co-operating with thirty-three missionary societies. 15 may surprise some, people to learn that there Are nineteen lepers in Canada, at two stations, ten in Nova Scotia and nine 011 Bentinch Island, B.C. There are five., bund - red its the "United States and it is es- timated` that there are 2,000,000 lep- ers lei the world. CHARLES ANDREWS' .FUNERAL. The funeral of Charles .F, Andrews' oldest son of: Mr. 'and .Mrs. :Frank W. Andrews, tools place from the family bottle on Thursday afternoon last, May 10th, at three o'clock, interment being made in Clinton cemetery. The services at the ` house and graveside were coducted by Rev, 3. E. Hogg, .assisted by. Rev. A. A. Hohnes pallbearer's being chums of the de- ceased: Brenton Hellyar, Joe Gan- dier, Jim Turner, Chester Gregg, Kenneth Pickett, .Arthur Lyons, The Collegiate Institute, of ,Which. Charlie was a student, remained tilos- ed during the afternoon Mid the staff and students attended in a body, and formed a. guard of honour as the fun- eral cortege left the house. The floral offerings were many and very beautiful and included wreaths from the 'Students of the Collegiate and Sundey school class and baskets from tbe:staff of the C.O.I. and Div. VI. of the .Public school. Beside the father and lathe' there remain four sisters; and two'brothers, to mourn the loss of the.ioved one. HOME AND SCHOOL CLUB, The Horne and School Club, at the May meeting, held in the New Col- legiate, elected the following offi- cers for 1027-28: Hon. President: Mrs. W, 1t4'annie b,.. President: Mrs. N. W. Trewer'tha, 1st Vice: Mrs. W. Downs. w s. ,2nd Vice: Mrs. T. Veneer. 3rd Vice; Mrs. Sharp.. Treasurer: "..Mrs. Geo, Jenkins. Secretary: Miss' E. 15. Carter. Cor. Secretary: Miss M. Armstroe g Pianist: Mrs. A. T. Cooper. Welfare;Coinrnittee ryas. Heliyar, Mrs. Fair, Ma's, Langford, Mrs✓, Streets,Mrs. Farnham, itTrs. C, II. Vender, Mrs, T. 'Vender, ; Mrs, Cud - mere. Program Committee: M g 9 rs.Ghowen, Mrs .Hearn, Mrs..Gibbings; Mrs. :e. T. Cooper; Mrs. Dandier, Miss Mc-' Math. Finance Committer Mrs, C Cools, Mr's. Geo.' Elliott, Mrs. Geo. Jenkins, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. E. Ro ell, ?vers. Downs, 's w s Mr. Axon, Mrs. La n w]o , Sossa1 Cornell Lice 1 ire.Sharp, Mrs Biggart, ;Llys; R. Cree, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. B. Iaavis, Mats: Castle. Look Out Commltteet M`i•s. W. lumsteel, Mrs. R. Manniiig, Mrs, aylor, Mrs. Curmighanie,.Mee. Twy- rd, Miss Beaton, Mrs, Ilanly, 1 your steadfast, unflinching type. T Ibegtuieseat in pacel' " To ENGAGEMENT"' ANNOUNCED: Mr;, and 5711. John Cpnningk5au' of Brussels, an)nourice- the engagement_ of their daughter, 0 trolino Jessie, to i:itlri rs (117ac) Scarlett, of Toronto, son of the late Mr. and MPs. John Senile -Lt. The wedding will take Mace in Toronto early in June. LITTLE;; LOCALS, Mi John Rin. foal is not well thin. week, his friends are 10)1,0 to hear. llopc he will., soon be about iigain. There is no dearth- 01 "(;rowing showers" these days. Fact is :lady showers are -growing altogether too •regular. Tice Clinton Collegiate cadets - are undergoing -inspection n t hrs 'morning, , and it is not t the nicest sort of weath- er for it, either, The prises for an essay on Canada, which were to have been presented to Miss Marian Snell at No. 5. school, Mullett, on Einpiee Day, will be a feature of the Dominion Day celebra- tion m Clinton. instead, The long point is -•.to' be shorn off the side walk at the Banit . of Mont- real corner: The pole at the point o lute been. moved and then "' hydra t ie also being moved. This will groe more, room, for traffic around the center. The Collegiate was closed from, Friday until Wednesday morning; to allow the teaching staff to spend"the week -end and holiday at. their Several hones. The school . Will "keep" on June third, which is a st:hoolaioliday, to make up for Monday. people You ; Know Miss Winnie MciWath of theToronto University is home. • _ Miss Vera Dodds of Toronto spent the week -end at her borne in 'town. Miss Cora .Jervis of. Toronto Uni- versity is home for the long vaea- tion. Mrs:. Armstrong and 1frs. W. Wheat- ley and Mr. Percy Wheatley of Tor- onto have 'Seen visiting friends in town. Mi•. and Mrs, T. Sharp and family of Seafor'th have been visiting 112r,.and 'Mrs. A. Cante)on and Mr.'and Mrs. G. T. Jenkins, Miss Clara Ferguson of Stratford, who is recoveringfrom a very ser - ions i r ss: t it to ,, is n .l a 'w eseilt:.stayu , With Dr. and Mee. Shaw. Mee..' E. C. Andrews: and Master- Buddy of Scarboro Bluffs spent the week-entl et the home of Magis- trate and Mrs. S. 3. Andrews. Mr. And Mrs. F. W. Johnston: and Miss Mildred Johnston spent the week -end with Rohl Burwell, Fen- wick, Galt and Hespeler friends. Mrs E. P"loody, Miss Olive 'Moody and Mr. W, .50.-Floody and little daugh- ter, Miss Catherine, of Toronto . spent the week -end with: Clinton relatives. - Mr.Dean Courtice of Hamilton, Mr, W.R.Mill Miller, es Mr. ChesterMiller and Mrs. Bessie Courtied of !Peron- to were: - week -end guests at the home er Ei G. Courtiee, Mi. F. F. Gillies and Miss -Marion of Kitchener spent, the week -end -and holiday in town and on their re- turn Were _accompanied by Mrs. Gillies, who came up to, attend Charles Andrews' fiinergL .en 1 -clay. Huron Road East A•I'r. and Mrs, Albert Bond of Goder-, iclr township spent Sunday last it Mr. Noble Holland's. Mr. A. Watson of the Nile visited at the home of 1171•. Wm. Ball on Sun- day last,. , Mr, add. itis. Frank Picot of 'God- crisp township spent` 'Sunday at the home of Mr,,' Geo. A. Vanderburgh. Mr. and Mks. A, Matheson and fanc- ily spent an evening recently at the home of Mo, Wm. Ball. Mr, Wm. Ball has purchased a new Essex coach. Mr. and Mrs. R. McFarlane of Goderich spent, Sunday last at Mr. Chas. Mann's. ilIr. and Mrs. Allen Betties and fam- ily and 1131•. and Mrs. Geo. Monk and family of Porters Ifill spent Monday evening last at the 7ionre of Mr. Geo. A. Vanderhurgh. Auburn Mi`. Frank Hilbert of .Goder'ich has beet visiting with ales. Hill ,c1 hisson Harold. Mr. Robert 'Taylor has purchased a new Overland Whippet; Six and Mee. Wm. Timms has hought a Cliry'sler 50 model. Quite a number went in to Goderieh last Tuesday evening to lieer Rev. Mr. Savage;, the popular 1•adiop reacher, Mr•. and Mrs. Ernest Robertson oe Toronto visited Blair's and 'Mul ro's one day last s.'»'? . Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Baxter of God- erielr visited Mr. and Mrs, Joe Carter on Sunday. Mr, and Aries.' Wilfred. Donaldson. ar_d .fanny of Godm•ich spent Sunrlay. With Auburn friends. Varna ;. Mrs. E McAsln of 71 c .r,e r pent ti few clays with his son during the past week. Mr' E. Chutes hosu • h Ford A ?c aacil a; I`ord terming car. This will be a great con- venience for Mr. Chuter in getting to his woi;k„as he often has to take long drives: Al, present he is decorating g the Anglican church at-1'Iensail. Ret. 5170.- Brown, former pastor of the 'Methodist church.' here, accom- panied by his wife, spent the week- end at the Borne of Mrs, `Jas. McCly.., mont." Rev. Mr. White took charge- of. the service. in: the United church' Sunday evenili7, "Those from a 01 u1ce whe ,pent the holiday in the village were; Mr, and llrs. W. MM,ccAsh, 11zi,, es Gladys and Emily Beatty and Mies Irerre Ureter all of -London. The W.' A - and ' 1 Girl's- r ,i St. John's Church spent a most enjoyable afternoon at . the Houle al' 5». an[i Mrs, H. Diehl on Tuesday .Inst, Mrs. R. Stephenson gave al very in- teresting talk. at the' League Friday eight . • Mr. P. Coleman shipped a carload! of lie stock to Toronto Saturdr . , The many •friends of Miss Jana Johnston. will be sorry to hear tfiat she -has not been so well lately. E aiijfleld Mks. Agnes Murray returned to De.. -Emit on Friday last after having spent a week -with her son;' Donald Murray. Mr, Jas. Cameron and_ Miss Isobel. and M• sten Evans' Cameron d 5' r rein tied to Toronto on Tuesday after (raving spent the week -end with Miss Grace R. 'Cameron.. We are glad to report that Miss A. Woods has recovered front her re- cent illness and was able to resume her dude's at school this' h'eek Dr, and Mrs. Tillman and family. of London 'spent the week -end and Victoria Day at their: summer resi- dence. 1VIr. Merton ill,'ereer was home for the holiday. Mrs. A. Wigle • and Mrs. A. Catling pf Louden spent: the week -end and holiday with their parents, Mr. and • Mrs. Jas. Sturgeon, Miss Grace Jolvett`was home from London for the weep -end: end the twenty-fourth. Mr. H. K. Mooi'houseretuured to London on Wednesday morning after spending a few days at,his cottage. Mr, and Mrs, W1. Ferguson and family of Egmondville spent A few days in the village. Me.. and MTs. J. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon of Galt spent the week- end at the rectory, "Mrs. Paull, Who has been visiting in Galt, accompanied thein irei,)e. 'ltfrs•"7; P:: Sniith"atid babe'o2 Lon- don are visiting, her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Chas.. Paelter.;' Air, Smith was alsoa guest over the week -end. Miss Thelma Ritz of Stratford was horde forthe holiday, Mr. and Mrs E. A, Saudere Bobby and Betty Sander and Mrs, Fisher of Kitchener spent Monday and Tuesday' wit'p like. Edwards, who returned with them Tuesday evening. + ; Mr, and XI:. Harold Kitrg and lit- tle Harold Attwood of Sarnia were,, guests of Mi. and Mrs. Chas. Parker overt eweek-end veer end and holiday, Wm. Parker • also visited his parents, re: turning to Sarnia on Sunday.evene Mr. Fred Trebilcock, Mrs. Trebil- cock,.Mrs. Walsh and daughter Mar- garet' • of London are spending a few days at Mrs. Trebilcock'c cottage. Mr..Leslio . Elliott, Mrs. Elliott, ,lean Dunn, Miss H. Gerrie, Miss Lucy Woods and Mrs; F. Baker had au enjoyable motor trip to„London and Iirgersbll last Saturday, return- ing on Sunday evening. Miss Beret- rice Gerrie accompanied them on the return trip and •- spent Monday and Tuesday with her sister. Miss A. ,McIntyre 'of Stratitroy' ar- rived Monday to spend the sunnier,. She is a •guest at Mrs. M, iWcLeod's. luras Susie Westlake ansi Mies 11 ary Gingrich returned on Friday' after_. a ti oi twols weeks' enjoyable holiday in. De- Mr.•end bls r r . Hugh McLaren and family of Port Elgin visited Mrs, Me Laren's mother, Mrs. W. Stirling, over the Week -end and Victoria Day. Amongst those who spent the week- end' and holiday at their summer, cot - ages here were: Mrs, Minnie and Miss: Helen Ross, Mir, and Mrs. W. D. Stevenson, Ur. and Mrs. Thornton' Mustard, Mrs; Hodgins, Professor Lloyd, Hodgins, -Toronto; Mrs. E. N. Hart, Dorothy. and Ted Hart, Mr. and fps. C. B. Chapman and family, Mr. nd Mee. C. 15.: Will 'and family, Mr. nd Ma's, W. H. Robinson and family, Dr. and Mrs. N. `3. Alexalcder and on George, Mis rind Mrs: 'Melee= Glass and two daughters, Mr. and Ips. W. Cotton, Bud and Jean Cotton ondon; Mr. and Mrs.: R. T. Orr and tinily, Stratford; Dr. and Mis. G. At - ,, Exeter; Dr, mid Mes. Shields nd fancily of; Tiitchoner"; Dr. and Mee. eitamestone and family of Waterloo; 7r. F. Trebell and family of: Strat- Mr. David Dewar of Toronto spenl 'ictoria, Day with his parents. .iowett's Pavilltee opeled on Vie- or'ia Day, Harold Slcinnee's :Blue Water Boys; supplied the music. Vestan pians to hold'a dance' every Wednesday evening in June. Rev. F. I3. Paull officiated at the evice .of holy Baptism in .Trinity leueeh on Sunday morning last, when: Ion Parker South, infant son oe gr. nd 1151. L. 13. Smith of London was antized. The postmaster has received pee- :lesion ee- :1 ''n from the Departmen i to ob- ere-e the weekly'half ' holiday yon bersday front Jurtie to September, in, lusive. Patrons will save themselves nenrnirenienoc by r011Jcing an effort to enen1bor this. Holiday visitors at the Ritz' hotel' ere: Mr. and Mrs. E, Etheringtoii' nd family and hen and 57!'.. W. H. udson, Stratford.