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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-07-28, Page 1'If.. ILII IS INCORPORA'EED TIIE CLTNTON'NEW E No. 2420 49th Year CLINTON, G. NTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 40vir Canada has started on the second sixty years; Do you wish to make greater progress in the future than hi the past ? An advertisement "in -The ClintonNews- ecor� (�rrr° %ate C tro, uId Ze Youinsist ti t pen s yle, of course, in. your clothing, ,your automo- bile, your home --m fact, in almost everything that serves you in this, business of living: Yet one point'. may have escaped you, as it has so many others.' And that is—your watch. Today there 'must be style in your watch -true -art in its design, g , distinctiveness in its shape and finish. An old-fashioned,. bull, y, over - ornamented watch may. titin an otherwise excellent attire. In our complete stockyouwill„ p find the best -dressed watches that money' can buy --backed up by our guarantee as to quality and reliability as a timekeeper: Phone 174w Al.11 ielligars Ye11qar JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST Residence 174j 25er cent Discount off P All S a7 umme•{� � @�spc eo7�7�sal d L And there is a --rack full of them. sizes ranging from 16 . to 42, in sport styles, as well as the more dressy types. Regularly priced from $3.50 to $301.00. Note -'the substantial discount. Also a few children's panty dresses in broadcloth, IRO. and wacosike at a discount of 25 per cent. Haveyou v3a ken 'advantage of our l int sale .of hi e ` g C lar n. s $a ? We bav;a still a limited. quantity. &y a pair at the regiaar:price and another pair at 1 eeit,, 1RWIN'S ATFL SUITS There's no need toay `'a bi topay g. price in order"to getf9 a good bath-` Y ing suit. W9 • e v e very complete line and we're sitY°e we can meet your Bathing Suit -requirements. Ali Wool Bathing Suits t .. +a,P4�50 _ $3.50, 3 NE MORISH CLCTHINfl CO. -es quare Deal. for Every Y atl 11 THE MARKETS Wheat, $11.30. Oats, 40c to 50c. Bailee', 75e. Buckwheat, 75c, Butter, 30 to c 32c. Eggs, 22c to 30c. Live Hog's, 89,50: • MoELWAIN=JERVIS A quiet midsummer wedding wat solemnized at Ontario Steed - United church parsonage at high noonon Tuesday, when Dorothy Christina, daughter of Mrs, Carrie Jervis, and Frank Burwell McElwain, son of .Mr. Robert McElwain of Gelert, Ont.,. were united in marriage by Rev, A. E. Doan. The bride was gowned in rose beige with crepe i h a p hat, shoes and hose to :match, and was attended by Miss Vera Gould. Mr. Robert Jervis, the bride's brother, was best man. After the ceremony a wedding din - mere was,served at' the bride's hone, only imaediate relatives being pse- sent. Mr. and Mrs. McElwain left later in the afternoon, amid showers of con- fetti and good wishes,. for a motor trip . along the Georgian Bay and in Muskoka. They will reside at Gelert Ontario. AMONG THE CleURCHES.. Presbyterian Church Service in the Baptist church on Sunday morning at eleven. .Rev-. A. A. Holmes will preach, taking for his subject: "In the Beginning, •God." Baptist Church Services on Sunday at 7 p.m, Preacher's subject: "God's Abund- ant Pardon.” Sunday school at 2:30 p-m..:,Prayer service each Wednes- day at 8 p.m. Visitors made welcome at the services. Wesley -Willis United Church • Ideal weather, a fine attendance of both children ,and adults, excellent arrangements for caring 't for the needs of the inner man, a good pro- gram of sports, and above all the de- termination on the part of all those Present to give and enjoy p'ieasure during the day, made the annual .eon gregational picnic on Wednesday ,of last week at Bayfield a very happy outing for all those who could attend.' Ontario Street United Chureh.. Servi(Ses en Sunday, duly 1st. Rev. A. E. Doan, pastor; 10 aril,: Sunday School.. 11 a.m.: Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and reception of new members. 7 p.m.. "Spiritual Strategy. Young Peoples' nieeting.Monday: at 8 p.m. Prayer and praise service, Wednesday evening at 8. A welcome for everyone, everytime, The Ladies' Aid will meet ata pan, Tuesday, August 2nd. St. Andrew's ward will serve tea. LITTLE ` LOCALS Monday, Aug. 1st,` is civic Holiday in Clinton. The local firemen leave Monday to take part in the St.. Mary's celebra- tion, The Doherty- Pianos, Limited, go to Bayfield Saturday for their annual picnic. The Town Counejl will meet on Tuesdag evening, Aug, 2nd, Monday being a holiday. - The main streets, connecting links on the Provincial Highways, are be- ing tarviod this week. The Anglicans and the ,Baptists picnicked at: Bayfield yesterday. The day was ideal and a fine outing is re- ported. • The Clinton Hospital Board wishes to acknowledge a donation of $3.00 to the X -Ray fund, from a London Road friend of the hospital. Miss Doherty of Goderich, Miss Pepper of Tuckersmith and, Miss Fraser of Blyth have been engaged to fill the vacancies on the Clinton Pub- lic school staff. Miss Eleanor Plumsteel, who re- cently nndervvent an operation for ..appendicitis, has recovered suffic- iently to be taken to her home and is making rapid progress. Miss Maybeile Rands;, of-Seafortlg violin pupil of Mr. George Phelan of town, passed With honours her prim- ary examinations, held by the Lon- don, Eng, College of ,music, Miss E. J, Becker was successful in'.paseing the primary grade in pianoforte with the, Toronto Consee vatory of Music, the practical exams being held in Seaforth this year. The • Hospital Beard will meet on the second Monday evening in Aug- ust,insteadof the first Monday, that is August 8th, in theboard room of the, town hall at seven -thirty. Master. Lorne Bro n had w act .the.. miss fortun to fr e acture hisright arm on .Friday Iast while cranking a car,.Ite's carrying it about in a.siing'but man- ages to peddle his papers as usual. The employees of the.. Huron and Bruce division of the C.N.R. went to Springbank for their picnic on " Sat- urday but the day was so unfavorable that .t he lend C Ras p est lie O d Unti P p I later. A number of Clinton girls, O 1' take part in the Centennial Celebration in Goderich next week, 114iss /eerie Der - in taking the part of "Miss Clinton," The girls will take part each :evening but ;Tuesday. will be "Clinton Ni ht." ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr, and Mrs. Neil Graham, : Glen- coe, Ontario, announce the engage - meat of their only daughter, Anne Feh•n to Mr. Grant Clifton Hibbert t of 1-1 an ilto s t n, son of M•. J, G IIibbeit Walkerton, Ontario the marriage to take place very quietly in August, IF' Ni. S. S. Cooper has had the lot at the corner of -Mary and: Isaac streets cleared of rubbish and levelled' up nicely. If this lot were nicely sodd'e'd, grass seed would make' a' good catch on 'it, the soil being good, and if Mr. Rands .wouldlent a nick- i ro P q g wn vine along the side of his black- smith shop and Mr. Levis would clear away the rubbish on his lot adjoining; and plant a vine at the side of his .gar-, age, and the business men backing on the towns parking lot would clean up and keep neat their„ properties, this quarter might be made tine of the most attractiye .in the town. Mr. Cooper Ihas set a good-excample and we *hall anxiously watch to see how many will follow it. The band stand is tor be painted and next spring an effort will be made to beautify the park.; SCRI:BBENS—BENNETT. At six o'clock yesterday morning, in St, Paul's church, the marriage took place of Miss Eva M. Bennett, daughter of the late Mr. and Mts. G. W. Bennett of Birmingltain, Eng., and Mr, T. G. Scribbens of Clinton, son of Mr, .and Mrs. T. Seribbens of Liv- erpool, N. Devon, England, The young couple were unattended and the ceremony was performed by the Rev.. L. C. Harrison. The bride wore a pretty gown of white geor- gette with silver trimmings, the con- ventional wedding veil end orange blossoms, and carried 'a • bouquet of pink carnations and baby's breath. Immediately after the ceremony the bride changed into her travelling cos - turtle and they left by the :early train for a short honeymoon trig. On their return they will reside in Clinton but it is their intention to ta'pe a trip to England in a few menthe\ DEATH OP' IL PENNEBAp.ER Rezekiah Pennebaker. died at his home, High street, about ` half past eight on Friday morning last'as the result of a stroke suffered a few 'tours earlier. Mn Pennebaker was in his sixty - vel se i thitd ear waswell-known and well -1 0 wn .in Clinton vicinity. He had been a lum- ber sealer and head yard man with the Doherty Pranos , Limited, ted for over r thirty years. His death came as a shock to his family and friends, al- though he had been obliged to give up his work, owing to a breakdown in health some weeks ago. Be was -a native of Goderich township but he had resided in Clutton"for about thir- ty-five years. He was a quiet, unas- suming man and washeld in esteem by all who knew him; He was a mem- berme Wesley -Willis church. He was also a member of the local LO.O.F: lodge. Mr. Pennebaker is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. • Thos; Watts, Oshawa and Miss Edna at home, and one soli, Frank of Toronto. • The funeral took place from the family residence' on Monday after- noon, the Rev. J. E. Hogg, assisted the Rev. J. B. McCormack, conducting. the services. The ` pallbearers were: fellow -employees of the Doherty Company; :Messrs..Iames Livermore, Iddo Crich, W. J. Cook, William Wal- ker, Norman Kennedy and; T. J. Mc- Neil. • G. H. DAVID PASSES After a tedious' illness extending ever nine yearsGeorge David pas- sed Monday n away o " 1 day morning, aged seventy years. For: nine years :gr. David had been an invalid having suffered a stroke which, left hint practically helpless, and for nine years ha has been faiths fully nursed by his wife, wlio scarce-. ly left hila night or day.: lie was, during most of his illness, able to see his friends and greatly enjoyed a visit from old friends, and duringthe past few ;weeks . had enjoyed visits from several: from different points, who inotoied to town to see him: For some Iittde; time he had been failing and on Sunday night another stroke' came, from' which he did not rally, _ l •xi APER ill; help-: Try 'i People You Know .11;rs: C. Copp of Goderich visited Mrs, D.'Steepe on Monday. Mr. O. W. Potter spent the week -end with Woodstock friends, Mr. and Mrs,: W. M. Aiken visited friends at Exeter yesterday. Miss Hattie 'Courtice is. spending the week with St, Thomas friends, Misses' Minnie •-nd Jess O'Neil are taking a little motor trip •this: week, Mr. J. A, Carter of Lundell -was-in town on Saturday calling on friends: Me. H. A. Stevens of Toronto was the guest this week of Mrs.. C. II. Bart `tiff. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dilleil and family of Detroit visited relatives, hi town last week. Mr: James Walters of.Pontiac, Mich:, has been visiting relatives in Clin- ton and vicinity Capt. Tidman of the local staff of the Salvation Army, is holidaying at his home in Kingston. Mrs. E. T. Watspn and children are visiting the lady's Sister,: Mrs. G, A. Walker of town. Dr. F. 0, and.1tlps: Thompson return- ed home Saturday after a very - pleasant motor trip. Mia. G. H. Bartliff and Miss. Jule Bartlitr attended the Brussels Old Boys' re -union, this week. Miss Isobel Beattie of "The Vogue" left Sunday to spend. a few weeks' vacation at her home at Watford. Mrs. Clarence Paisley and two child- ren of Montreal are, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. T Paisley of town. Mr. and Mrs. Dipple of Renfrew are guests at the home of Mrs. Dipple's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Potter. Mrs. W}. Pickard, who has beenvis- iting in Hamilton and London for the past month, returned home Tuesday, Mrs. W, S. Downs and bei sister, Mrs. Gilkinson of Chicago, visited their cousin, Mrs. Wm. Ward at Exeter yesterday. Mr. ' and . Mrs. Frank Walker and family of Ottawa are visiting the former's father, Mr, Robert Walk- er, Victoria street. Mrs. AIice McColl, accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Alice Fletcher, of Chatham, are visiting Mrs, C. G. Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. McLeish and sen of London motored up and spent '.Sun- day with Mr. Jacob •Becker and. daughter, Miss E. J. Mee. is. Code, Ballantyne ..nktd �Iie latter'S 1)r. Balla sole' n yno, of Lon- don, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.- Itarry 'Ratliff this week. Principal and Mrs. Finest have re- turned from Toronto, where Mr. Pines has been marking examina- tion papers for some oohs, Mrs. James Jackson and•littlo-gr•and- son,' Master Jnekson Bright, of WSri naPeg: Mnne are the a guests of the lady's sister, Mrs. T. Jackson. Mrs. E. Gilkinson and daughter, Miss Marjorie Gilkinson, of Chicago, are visitors at the home of the eerie - era sister, Mrs. W S. Downs, this • week: Mr. and Mrs. - W. A. Atcheson and Mr. George Campbell; of Orangeville: were the guests of Mee. Atehesones oftpareSuntsn,day. Mr. and Mrs. D. 'Steep°, Mr. Jack and Mies 5 14Iart1 to Taylor of Toronto spent a. few days during. the past week visiting with their uncle and aunt,_ Mr. and Mrs, J. J. McCaughey. Mr.. and lint $, Wilson Rath and li£tle son, who have been ' visiting the former's mother, Mirs. L. Rath of town, returned' to ' their home in Toronto on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, who have been visiting. their sisters, Mrs. W. Pick- ard and Miss Georgina Mamball, 'left; Friday for a holiday in the Georgian Bay district• bti'. and Mrs, 1). J. Atkinson entIeliss Eileen motored down to Ingersoll and Woodstock to spend the week- end with friends Miss Eileen re- mained for a longer visit. Miss Edith Hodgens left . for Kin- cardiae on Tuesday: after a short visit` with Clinton friends. She will spend the remainder of her va- cation in the lakeside town. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart: Paisley and family returned to Toronto yester- • day after a fortnight's holiday visit at the hohne of the fornier's par- ents, Mr, and .Mrs. W.. J, Paisley. HIS EIGHTY-FOURTII 31l1±1,11DAY Mr. George Davies an esteemed old resident of, Clinton, celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday on Saturday last -Ile didn't have any special cel- ebration or anything like that, Mr, Davies isn't strong on fuss," be just spent the day going about his usual, duties, which he has never thought 'o'f" giving, up just because he, is four years over the four scene mark lie rises, eerle each morning; miIlis his; cows, wollia anion st his roots and attends to anything that needs attest- tion 011 day and is cheerful and busy all the time having: fully recovered from a rather severe illness which he had last winter, May he long retain his health, vigour and cheerfulness, is thei w shhsfrie f his ads. CORNER STONES OX'" GRACE UNITED. CHURCH WiELL , Al? TRULY LAID -Ideal weather conditions -prevailed for the interesting ceremony of the laying of the corner stonesof the new Grace United church at Porter's Hill yesterday afternoon. Quite a large_ crowd of people gath- ered for the ceremony, including 'a number from Clinton and Goderieh and from other points in the -county. Two stones were put in place, one for the congregation and one for the Ladies' Aid, the first being laid by Mr, W. G. Medd, M1.L,A. for South Huron, the other by Miss Mooney of Goderieh Mr. John Woods, the old- est member of the congregation pre- sented the trowel to .Mit Medd and Mrs. L. Co; president of the Ladies' Aid, presented Miss Mooney with the necessary implement. In the stones were placed records relating to the congregation, etc., and .copies of the: newspapers published in. Clinton and Goderieh, , There were present several mem - bets of the Huron Presbytery, wild during the program, following, the ceremony occupied seats on the plat - feral . Til,e Rey. Mr. Gale, the new pastor of the Bayfield -Porter's Hill *barge, presided, and the address .of the occasion was given by the Rev, 3, )5, Hogg Clinton, chairman i'i:esbyteryof, who spoke off theof men een and women who had laid the founda- tions of the congregation in the past, men and women who had braved the 'forests "iiild"i:f gel '•iryr. their!''insuttY i made themselves homes in the wilder- ness. They had gone on, their child- ren, manyof them, had also gone the way of all flesh, but their grandchild- ren and great- grandchildren were here and would, the speaker. felt sure, prove worthy of their' brave sires and mothers. He brought congratulations on be half of the Presbytery and wish- ed them m a nY happy Pyuseful years rs in the' new death building. g Others who spoke briefly wet LO)1> desbe'wo r''i (Too late for last week) Rev. B. mid Mrs. Shell and Miss Be Snell left Wednesday for a two- weeks. motor ar tri They ' i p will 1 v sit many points oL interest. Mii. (lieu Dr,) lutetid,. who recent - 1y visited her sisters, Mrs. J. Tame- ly'', and JIts, Elsley, left, Monday, Dr. and lis,. Medd expect to Beside at Welland, where their daughter, 'Miss Medd, has accepted a position on the Collegiate staff. Mr, and Mrs. Snowden Of Port. Huron,' spent last week with friends- near riendsnear here. Mr. and Mrs. W. McDowell olI 'Westfield recntly visited the honkie of Bg rr •hexa. Miss E s sins and -Miss I,. Mains n of Chicago arrived at the` home o1` their mother last, week. , Miss Ludd of Toronto spent the• week -end with relatives here. Miss Jamieson of Toronto is visit- ing: her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamieson. Mr, and Mrs. Griffiths spent Sun- day at the Bend. • Mrs. S. L. Thurston of Los Angeles, Calif., spent the week -end at the- home hehome of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamieson, ;, Miss Jean Love, who has been vis- iting Miss Mary Jamieson . for the- past two weeks, has returned to her - home in. Toronto. Mrs. Percy Holloway of Brantford _, is visiting Mrs. J. C. Adams. Mr. Don Snell attended summer• school in Goderieh last week. Miss Myrtle Grainger of Toronto• is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Grainger. Mr, and ills. Dewar and children of Ottawa are visiting relatives in the vicinity. Mrs. 'F. Johnston and Miss Helen have returned from London, where they have been visiting for a "fort- night. Mrs. H. Weymouth of Blyth spent. several days with Mrs. F. Johnston, Mrs. Fothergill` and children are - visiting 'Mrs. re-visiting•Mrs. A. McDoal, Westfield, Mrs. Thurston of Los Angeles, Cat;, who was visiting in Toronto for a• few weeks at the home dl her broth- er, Mr.. Wesley Morrow, . who died while she was there, spent a few days. with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jamieson' and called on other ° friends. It is: nearly fifty years since the Morrow• family left here, going to Dakota. Miss Esther Lyon attended .the• Sunuuer, School at Goderich last week: 'a`ntl 1'emaindd "oyer' Stindtiy. `` Miss Vella McGee' of .Torontb is spendingher vacation with her mothe er, Mrs. WW, McCool. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson.. and six children of London spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell. Miss 0. Lawrence, Clinton, visited' Mrs. H. M. Haply for a fete days this - week. . Mrs. Hanly was with Draytom• and Harriston Iriends a few days .last e week, 112r. Haply going up ,for her on Sunday. Revs, A, E. Doan, of. Clinton, Dr Fletcher, of Hensel!, T, J. Ii illiatrick, of'Holmesville, Elliott of Goderich and Mr. Herbert; Co; reeve of the township and a member and worker' in the etngregation. Mr.' Cox said that the union n ton of the e twa congrega- tions of Bethel and Bethany,g after nniorh, presented a difficuly in that, there were people at the outskirts who found it too far to 'attend the church, no matter which was chosen So it was decided last spring to dis- card both the old churches and build a new one at Porter's Hill, which was central. He said it looked like quite undcrtaking' but he , felt sure it would work out for the good of all. They would have to work together to pay off the Cost of the new edifice, Which would give them an pbjective toward which td work:-' lie thought that already there,was a bette•spirit in the congregation. The last speaker was Mr. Medd, who spoke about the work amongst the, young people, in. which he is especially interested. The elide led in the; singing of the hymns and titian; the Service Mies Hume of Goderich sang a solo and Mrs. Reid Torrance and Miss Iveson contributed a duet. The Rev, Mr. Parr- pronounced the benediction, After• the program a stun/tams sup - pee was served by the ladies: of the congregation in the new church shed, a large number coming for the supper who could not be present for the of - Mr. and Mfrs. W. N. Manning, who ' ternoon's exercises, a pleasing pro- have been absent for the past: six I gram followed the sapper. or eight months on 'a trip 16. New The collection taken up hn the deer - Zealand •acrd Australia, ariiived, at ?"an and they proceeds of the supper their• home. in London on Monday. amounted to a tidy little sum, which Rev.` L. G. Harrison,. has- returned goes into the.bulldhng Lund. from a. holiday trip to Woodstock ,• ' ssex 0411(1 Port Stanhey. Mrs. Her- eon and children are remaining Gtacleri1C114 `1('�►�+e�ah6�a or -a 'longer holiday at Port Stan- Mr. and. Mrs, Frank Walker and • „ ` four children of Ottawa and Mr. s Agnes Walker, who has been Robert, Walker and ' ,.Miss Anna of aching .in Glasgow the past t'ea`r., Clinton' visited on Sunday a1 the as returned •home. Miss Walker home oe 14I'e. and Mrs. Robert Pear - so visited in England and on the son. ontineut, ` enjoying a most inter- Ithe and :Ylrs. W. 1I. Robertson of ting year. Bs'antford motored up on Sunday for and :Ors: 'Dave ,Mole , and two their. daughter, 00115. Isabel, evlio has ns of Rochester,aN:Y., and bliss been. visaing Miss Norma Welsh for argar'et Sparks of Port Elgin, the past three weeks. Miss Norma nt., are 'visiting town accompanied fie mio Brantford for n nd"iii$ taking and eking in the Old Koine couple of weeks visit. lebratien at Alibur i. `+ h on friday.. • Mr: Martin Stewart of Galif(irizia and Mrs.. z ". .o •a z I t of a •' S maty is here n g a s visit to is g ,h sister, Mrs, iclh. - visited , hsg ed. their .si'ster, "Miss C. B. Middleton, and with r elatives in Gilchrist, in town for it week, re. Colborne township: ruing home yesterday. Miss i.: Robert Clete disposed o1a -van ilehtist accompanied them and. treble; horse lost weep: i ° 11 spend a fele weeks in Saginaw-, Mr: Robert Cole:ie bttey erecting a ITIn cli • C C 1•'t� ei, and Mrs. its Griffin- a t n wa ds.le(1 i her eon and 'daughter, r Mee • Ass• g ! "andel TI. 1 - E Co e, rho has just. no and Master sack, 'of Denver, recently 'completed his Normal course; oi., are guests at the: home of the has been argaged 1,o teach'iii No. 10 rhtier's sister; Mrs, R. E. Men. for the coming school year, ng, They motored all 'the Mug. eM.'Teruel Whitmore oe Ilan?iltohi glance, about 1600 'miles, Mrs, is speeidhin a0,11e of -weeks vaea- riffin driving, and only had to tion with his par,--. . Mr, and Mie' sage, i tire once on the vray, , le,reek 'S%hhtrnyre, • 0010'. David had resided in Clinton f for about twenty years, with' the ex- le ception of a short time spent hn `Cx- %Kis titer a few years ago." He came here to from Belgrave,'being employed there " h and here by the Grand Trunk. He al WAS a member of the Presbyterian: C Church and also a member of the es I. O. O. F.` Mr, The. funeral, which was conducted so finder the direction of the local order 0 of Odd Fellows, was held yesterday a afternoon from the Moine of Mr. and ee Mrs. J. Appleby, where Mr, and Mrs. David had: occupied apartments for some time. ' The services were con- ducted by the Rev. James Foote of Exeter, assisted by 'the Revs.. A. A. Reines and le C. l•;{ariesan of Clin- Tile pallbearers zez°s were brother, Odd Petioles: Messrs, J Ap Iebt H. 8. p , Chant, J. Wiseaxian and ,T. W. iiioore and 1,wo a'o friends i, :e Exeter and', Centralia. The funeral tended• Mr, 10 G wi Mise ' ti Ia C f ni di quite largely at-;• G eh Brucefieltf. The annual union picnic of the* bangregations of the Milted church , and Presbyterians will be field on Fri-• day, July 29th, at Bayfield. The truck Ieaves-the church at0 o'clock. Mr`s. 13yrant and family of Winni- peg, who is a niece ' of Mr.' Janes Walker, visited at his home `last week, Miss Viola W(iieeler is visiting friends in Detroit, this week. Mrs. Wnl. Scott returned home last week after spending- a couple of weeks with her sister, 14Trs. Douglass,. and her brothers in London and- West- minster, Miss i1'lartin, a returned missionary from India,, isa guest. at the manse this week. Illailett Township p Miss Mary McIntosh of Clinton: and Miss Mary Meintosh of Goderich were guests of Miss Helen Quigley on: Sunday. bit a A Batltei: son Earlan, ofMz Os.maha, ohNebreaskaarta, vii- ited their relatives, Mts: D. Flynn and' Mrs, G. Carbert-for a few: days last week, iJlr, and , Mrs. W. J. McCauley, Stratford>and Mr. Jas, Jordan, Tor- onto, called on D. Flynn and family last week. 4T i a. and Mee. D. Flynn and Mrs. G. Carbert and. son Jim spent the weak<i encs -with Stratford friends. Miss Loretta Flynn is spending her vacation with her parrots, Mr: and' 34rs.nD.day. Pfroiynih, Many m this . vicinityt' the Old a...tended toys Reunion • at Brussels om Mo , Cons ance: hh-, and "Jr(.'Fred Wakefield, son and` daughter. and- 'Fred Fowler, were visitors at Grand Bend over the; week end r .. MissNet tI' o Medd of Irxeter, ' •- ass st . i ed by Rev.' John Bolton of Florence;, tookthe service on Sunday." Dr, and Mrs. 'Archer . of North' 13altinsore, Mrs. Newell of Yale, Miele, and Mi•. and Mats -Vel. Stanley- ofl' C entail were vi ' Sitors at the Name of the latter's • daughter, Mrs. De, Tudor; one day last week, The Ladies' Aid eets'thi ns Thirst - clay, clay, afternoon, eters, Veriegli and 0a1tghter of .Tees -- water° are spending a few days with the'former's nephew, Mrs.:. Rabb. ti imbolby.',•