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Live Hogs, $13.00.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOTTNCED.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Field, of Coder-
ich, announce the engagenient of their
only daughter, Gladys Lorene, to El-
mer G. -Beacom, Toronto, only on of
the late Mr. and 'NITS, William Bea-
com of Clinton, the inarriage to talce
place the second week of July.
TASKER--GIBBINGS
At noon on Tuesday, at Ontario
street church, the marriage was .sol-
emnized of .Flossie Mae Gibbings, eld-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Gibbings of Hullett township, and Mr,
William Richard Teske'', of Preston,
son of Mrs. lithe Lawson of Clinton,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. C. J. Moorehouse.
The bride 'wore a smart frock of
printed crepe and French hat and
carried a bouquet of -Ophelia roses,
baby's breath and white carnations.
The bridesmaid, Miss Evelyn GibIeings
the bride's sister, also wore a pretty
crepe frock, -with Gloria Swanson poke
hat and caeried 'Enchantress carnat-
ions. Mr. Leslie Tasker, the bride-
groom's brother, was best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party
drove to the home of the bride's par-
ents, where members of tied immediate
families were •gathered and were the
wedding luncheon was served. After
wards the newly -wedded couple left
on the three train for Toronto, leaving
there by boat for Rochester, N. Y., on
a honeymoon trip. They will reside
in Preston. Their friends extend con-
gratulations anti good wishes.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
A general rally of all the Mission
Bands of Huron Presbyterial will be
held at Blyth on Friday, July 17th,
with...two sessions, .at 10 a.nt. and 2
pan. A full prograrn . is being ar-
ranged, every band taking some part.
The special speaker will he Mt!. W. B.
Bjang, B.A., a young Chinene student
at Knok. College. Picnic lunch and
games at the noon heur. Neighbor-
ing Bands are cordially invited.
Daptist Church
The E.Y.P.17. will meet on Monday,
july 6th, the topic being, "The Prod-
igal Son," taken by Mrs. Russell
Currie. Conte and bring yilur friends,
Ontario -Street Church
Fellowship service at 9 a.m., Sun-
day school at 10, preaching service at
11 o'clock on Sunday morning. Mr. C.
S. Hawke will oreachat both morn-
ing and evening seivice on Sunday.
The Juniors meet at sever: o'clock
Friday evening, when a social hour
Will be enjoyed. This will be the laet
meeting, until after the -holidays.
The Sundae', school picnic ivilf tae
held on Atigust 12th.
The Presbyterian Church
Regular service will be held in the
Baptist church on Sunday next at 11
a.m. Minister: Rev. A. Macfarlane,
M.A., TIM. Sunday•schopl at 10 a.m.
The annual picnic will be held at
Grand Bend on Wednesday, July 8th.
Cars will leave the Baptist chttich at
from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. and from 12
noon to a p.m.
-At a congregational meeting held
on Monday evening it was decided to
extend a call to the Rev'. A. Macfar-
lane.
St. Paul's Church
The renter's subjects on Sunday will
be: lVforning: "The Da" of Commun-
icating." Evening: "Fluctuations in
Religious Life." There will be a cel-
ebration of the Holy Communion at
the molting service.
1 The annual Sunday school plate
'will he held at tayfield on Friday,
July 8rd, The that ttnek will leave
the parish hall at 9 a.m., the seeond
taiteT11110,eitite‘Biliolsf.bc'ePonfolrinlilaltri onn a
totherdenlassteereol
eleven prepared by the rector of $t.
Paul's; at the morning service on
Sunday last, and two prepared by the
Rev. R. Perdue of 'Walkerton, who
was also present and took part in the
service. The Bishop's sermon sub-
ject was: "Hallowed be Thy Name."
Willis Church
Arrangements have been made
whereby Wesley and Willis congrega-
tiohs will worship_ together -for the va-
cation months. '
The program is as follows: On the
Sundays July 5, 12, 19, 26 the morning
,service will be in .Willis church and
the evening service in Wesley. Rev.
J. E. Hogg will be the minieter in
chaege.
On Sunday, August 2n6, Old Boys'
Sunday, there will be full services in
both churches.
On Sundays August 16, 23', 30,
the morning service will be in Wesley
church and the evening in Willis. Rev.
A. A. Holmes the minister hi charge.
The annual meeting of the W. M. S.
took place on June 18th at the home
of Mrs, John Pearson, Stanley, when
'about forty members and visitors
present. Devotional exercieee we're
taken by Mre, Glen Cook. Mrs. Hogg,
the president, gave an interesting re-
nort of the Provincial annual meeting
held in London in May. 1VIrs. (Dr.)
Gunn also gave a report of wonder-
ful work done in Japan by Die Caro-
line A social hour, was
spent at the close of the nicotine,
and the ladies of Stanley served a
dainty and dlicious lunch.
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010 01:1'1'S'' REUNION AUG. 1, 2,
"C. G."' AGAIN PRESIDENT. AEROPL1NE HERE IVIONDAS.r.
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-At the annual meeting of the South Mr. Jack V Elliott and Mr W
Huron tdberal-Conservative Associa-
tion held in Hensel]. last Thursday,
Clinton's energetic reeve, Mr. C. G.
Michiletoe, was re-elected president.
W. II. Barnum, jK.C., of Aylmer, N.
W. TreWartha, M.L.A., South Huron,
J. J. Meyeer, ex -M. P., South Huron,
H. Eilber, ex -n L. A. South Huron,'
and the president were the spealcers.
Henry Eilber aild Wm. Consitt weve
nominated for president - but both
withdrew in- favor of Mr ' Middleton
A convention fote the nomination of a
candidate to contest South
the Lib. -Conservative interests will
not'he.called until -later in the -sum -
DR. PECK OF HENSALL CALLED.
Dr. John Peck of - -Henall, aged
thirty-six years, who was taken to
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, a
week ago suffering from apdendieitis
and complications and whu was sub-
sequently operated upon, died on
Sunday. , The remains were brought
home for interment, the funeral tak-
ing place Tuesday afternoon. Much
regret is felt over the passing of Dr.
Peck in the prime of his- young man-
hood.
Dr. Peck was a nephew of Mr. Jeihn
McKinley ,of town and a cousin of
Mrs. J. B. Laois, He was a son of
Nathan Peek, now of Hensel', and
his brother Albeet Peck, is a Stanley
township Lerner.,
LITTLE LOCALS.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Nediger have
purchased Miss Georgina Rumball's
cottage on Victoria street, 'which will
make them a very comfortable home.
Mr. Edgar Maguire who recently
graduated from the Clinton School of
commerce , has taken a cposttion in
the office of the Fidelity Trust Co.,
Dettoit
Miss Bessie Irwin, who has been
spending the past year or so at home
on account of ill -health, will resume
her Deaconess work in the autumn,
having been appointed to the Italian
work in Montreal,
Tarvia is being. applied to the
streets this week. They ought to re-
main in good shape for the rest of the
summer.
,Fifteen -members- of • the Doherty
Pianos staff went down to the Sher-
lock -Manning pienic at Port Stanley
on Saturday. An enjoyable time is
reported.
ELOWE-R NAMED AFTER BIM.
The Toronto Horticultural Society
had a flower show last week and in
the Saturday edition of the Star
Weekly appeared a long write-up of
the show and of floral conditions gen-
erally in the Queen City. Toronto is
aiming to qualify for the nate, "The
City of Flowers,' and the Horticultur-
al Society is aiming to take over the
whole transportation !building at the
exhibition grounds. for the tlisplay
next year.
The article in question mentions
several individual gardens where
flacer lovers have been experiment-
ing with various sorts of flowers ard
have been producing some new var-
ieties. Mrs. john Gilchrist, who has
a Wonderful garden up north, has
made a specialty of delphinium, or
larkspur, one variety of which, the
"John Moon" she has registered. This
specimen was named after the first
president a the St. Clair Horticul-
tural Society, a gentleman well
-known in Clinton and vicinity, he 'be-
ing an old Londesboro boy. Mr.
Moon has taken n great interest in
community affairs ever since settling
in the St. Clair district and flowers
is one of his hobbies. s
LITTLE LOCALS.
Mr. Ed. Welsh took'over No. 5 mail
route on W'eclnesciay.
Mr. C. Allison has purchased the
Irving property south of the C,N.R.
ttacks.
Wednesday next is Bayfield's semi -
centennial celebration. It will be a
big clay.
In two weeks the Chautauqua will
be on, Are you supplied with tickets
•
for 'same ?
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Do not fail to read Isage seven . of
this issue. It will be found of 'especiel interest.
A short week and crowded columns
accounts for some correspondence and
news being held over this week.
The monthly meeting of the Clinton
Hospital Board will be held in the
board room of the town hall on Mon-
day evening at half past seven.
The Rev. S. E. McKegney,
Pord, formerly of Clinton,
will preach the sermon at the -1Vlemee-
ial Hall service in the hall at Blyth,
on .1ally 5th. '
' Dominion. Day was very quietly o -
served in Clinton, some attending cel-
ebrations in the sturotinding towns,
others enjoying private picnics and
still others spending the day 'quietly
at home.
The members of the county councll,
with their wives and families enjoyed
their annual picnic on Thursday last,
this year at Goderich. Beeve Middle-
ton and cx-reeves Cantelon and Tre-
wartha of Clinton attended.
Mrs. Margaret Aiken of Allenford,,
an aunt of Mr. W. M. Aiken of Olin,'
tom was injured the other day, wl en
the car in 'which she --was riding,
which was driven by her grandson,
collided with -another car and WElF
urned over in the ditch. Thr other
occupants of the car were not injured.
Emery of Hainilton were in town on
Monday with their aeroplane looking
over the place and sizing,things up
prior to coming- for Old,Hoine Week.
Mr. Elliott will be here during the
five days of Clinton's Reunion and
anyone wishing to take an air trkp
will have an coportunity of doing so.
He has four planes and will have two
at Kitchener the same week.
HONOR REV. S
.The following from\ the Toronto
Daily Star of Thursday last refers to
a former welleknown Clinton resideht
p4stor ofOntario street church.
"The appreciation by the choir of
the service and co-operation of Rev.
S. J. Allin, assistant pastor of How-
ard Park church, was expressed last
evening when they presented him
.with a sectional bookcase. A present
of a silver cake basket was also inede
to Mrs. Allin.
MITCHELL FELL DOWN.
Mitchell lacrosse team came up last
Friday evening to play a return
match with the local team. It was
suppesed the game would be a snappy
one, the game in Mitchell the week
hetet." standing 4-4 at full time and
Mitchell only getting a:nother goal
at the end of telt minutes over time,
The lane were somewhat disappoint-
ed, however, as ' the visiting team
seemed to lose their vim after the
first period and it was a wallaiover
for the home team.
At the end of the first period the
score stood 1-1, and that was the
only goal the visitors scored during
the game. At the end of the sedoncl
period the score was 2-1 in Clinton'a
favor, at the end of the third -period
it was 6-1 and when thne was called
the score had the, amiearance of a
by with a bad case of mumps on
one side. It was 10-1 for Clinton.
NICRLE—SCHOENHALS.
A -Very pretty wedding was sol-
einnized in St. Paul's chuech at noon
on Thursday last, June 25th, when
Miss Roselle Margaret, daughter of
51r. and Mrs, John Schoenhals be -
cant the bride of I*. Edwin C,
Nickle, son of Mrs. W. Nickle.
The ceeeniony was performed by
the Rev. C .Llewellyn 'BilkeY) and the
bride was given in marilage by her
father.
The bride wore a handsome bridal
gown, of white georgette over aatin,
With an ,apron of Italian lace, caught
up -with a spray of orange blossoms,
a veil of embroidered tulle, -with
spray 'of orange blossoms) and car-
ried a bouquet of roses and lily -of -the -
valley. Her sister,' Miss Olive'was
bridesmaid. , She wore a dainty, flow-
cr.-trimmed 'frock, with leghorn hat
with flower trinnnings and carried
pink roses. Mr. Harold Lawson of
Ottawa was .best man. The ushers
were Mr. Prank Coleman of Stratford
and Mr. M. Schoenhals, Miss Dora
-Schoenhals, another sister, of. the
bride, played the wedding inusic.
After the ceremony the bridal earty
and guests drove to the .home of the
bride's parents, where the wedding
luncheon was partaken of. Mr. and
Mrs. Nickle left on the four o'clock
train for a trip to London, Sarnia and
Windsor.
Gueets were present from Stratford,
Kitchener, Waterloo, Port' Dalhousie
and Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Nickle will reside in
Albert stret and they have the good
wishes of their friends for a happy
and prosperous future.
People You Know
Mrs.. I. G. Steepe and Miss Aphrew
are spending a couple of weeks
with Toronto friend.
1V1iss Eva, Brown of Brantford is
spending -part of her vacation with
her stint, Mrs. R. Horsley.
GoDErocu TOWNSHIP COUPLE
WEDDED LAST WEEK
At Willow Height, under an arch
of evergreens and Dowers at 12
e'clock, high noon, on Wednesday,
June 24th, a., wedding' was solemnized
when Miss Jessie Aileen Murphy,
daughter of Mrs. Henry Murphy of
Goderich township, -became the bride
of Mr. Harvey McArtney. ' '
The ceremony was perfornied by
the Reve Ashlyn A. Tramper, of Ex-
eter, Rev. C., Ll. Bilkey of Clinton,
also being present. Mrs. Jas. Craigie,
Port Credit, played the wedding
music, while lVlasters Joe and Tom
1VIurphy and little Miss Peggy Wil-
liams, strewed flowers in the path of
the bride who was' given in -mai -lag°
by -'her brother, Mr. R„1-1. Murphy.
She wore a sleeveless gown of cream
silk, trimmed with Pearls and over -
draped with a beautiful embroidered
silk shawl, an heirloom in the family,
being two hundred years old and be-
longing originally to the bride's
greategre at -gran chn oth er. She car-
ried a shower bouquet of roses and
lilies of; the valley.
Three nieces of the bride, Misses
Emilie Ford, l3essie Murphy and
Mildred Murphy, were' bridesmaids,
wearing dresses of silk and enbroid-
ered voile of dainty colors and carry-
ing shower bouquets of sweet Fees
and brange blossoms. '
The bridegroom was s,uppo-s bed by
Mr. Mervyn Hanley of Stanley. Fol-
lowing the wedding lunece m Mr. and
Mrs. MCArtney left for Detroit and
other points, amid showers or stream -
confetti and good wishes. The
bride travelled in a beautiful en-
semble suit or burnt orange charm-
clino and silk crepe and sand Milan
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1Peotile You Know
Miss Margaret Ball ' fs 'berm from
'Normal.
Miss Eva Bennett visited her sister
in Aylmer on Sunday.
Miss Marion Irwin is spending a few
days in London this week.
Miss Grace Shepherd of Ottawa is
home for the vacation time,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Andersen motored
to Aylmer to visit friends on Sun-
6ey.
M0. .Clarence Shepherd of St. Thomas
spent Sunday With his mother in
town.
Mrs. J .0 .McMath has gone to King-
ston to visit relatives for a few
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Axon and Master Fred
and 11frs. Axon, sr., spent Sunday
with Dr. and Mrs. R. McGill, Mitch-
ell,
Miss Etta Hardy of Tiverton is home
,fre.• the vacation time: Miss Hardy
expects to teach at Manilla after
the holidays. ,
,
Misi Gertrude Wallis of Midland and
Miss Freda Wallis of Macdonald
Institute, Guelph,, are home for the
summer vacation. .
Miss Amy Howson, who spent the
winter with relatives at Vancouver"
and Portland, Oregon, retitled
home on Thursday evening last,
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carter and IVIiss
Eva, accompanied by :Mrs. Webb of
Kitchener and Miss Bell of Goa-
erich, spent the week -end with
friends in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Tanner of
Agincourt are visiting the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker.
Mr. Tanner joins, the staff of the
Wallaceburg High -School after va-
cation. e
Miss Margaret Davies, who has beep
visiting at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Davies
of Heron street, left Thursday last
to eesume her work as a Deacon-
ess in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. George Evans of Tor-
onto and their niece, Mies Alice
Church a Vancouver, were -guests
Saturday anti Sunday with Miss
Minnie Rudd of town. They also
called on Goderich friends Satur-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stephenson leave
today for Hyde Park, where they
intend meking their home in the
future. Mr, and Mrs. Stephenson
have been lesidents of Clirten ic.r
some years, coming in, from the
London Road, and they have nuide
many friends here who regret to
see them leave town.
Amongst the teachers home for the
Summer vacation are: Miss Isobel
Draper, Brantford; Miss Amy
Hellyar,, Massey; Miss Annie Law-
rence, -Cayuga; Miss Elizapeth Ford,
Oshawa; Miss Agnes Walker, Ring,
sten; Mr. Erskine Evans, Dunn-
ville. Mr. Evans intends taking a
summer course at the University.
.13agfield
Mr. James Cameren and Miss Isobel'
and Master Evans Cameron of Toron-
to are visiting the former's mother,
Mrs. Thos. Cameron. -
Misses Elva and Annie Dewar of
the Toronto Public School staff are
home for the summer vacation.
Mr. J. M. Stewart of Stratford is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Pol-
lock.
Rev.' A. Macfarlane returned o 21
Friday last; accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. G. Park, And Miss Ailsa Park.
Mrs. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon
of Galt came on Wednesday last to
vi.psit atuhi.ejformer's daughter, Mrs. F.
H
Mr. R. Denim and Mr, G. White -
sides of Atwood are the guests of
the Rev. and Mrs. F. 11. Paull.
Mr. and Mrs. .Morley C. Hart and
babe of Toronto motored to the vil-,
Inge 'on Sattwday to visit Mrs Hatt's
parents,,Mr, and Mrs. Geo. King.
Mr. P .Bigelow left on Thurs-
day last for his home at Orono.
Mi'. G. W. and Miss Anna Woods
motored to Longford Mills on Mon-
day,
Mrs. Chas. Edwards of Toronto is a
guest at 1Vliss Nora Ferguson's.
Rev. I. McKeown, first missionary
of the United Church of Canada to
be sent to China, conducted the ser-
vices in. St Andrew's church on Sun-
day last,
Mrs. N. Alexander and'1V1r. George
Alexander of London have come to
their cottage forthe summer..
The smniner visitors are coming
now, Among those to arrive at Deer
Lodge are Mr. and Mr. J. Fitzgerald
of London; Mrs. Hyland of Gerrie;
Mr. and Mrs. Lane and family, Dr.
and IVIrs. Slack Find family, of Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrsellastints and fam-
ily of Galt; Mrs. Kennedy and little
daughter of Toronto and Mrs. Conn
and fereilv of Sarnia.
Mrs. Geo. Somerville and Mrs.
Stratton and family of Toronto are
occupying Mr. Dick Glass' cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. McConkey and 111r.
Nelson McConkey of Stratford have
arrived to spend the summer in their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Day and Master
J;namy Day of Detroit have come to
spend the summer in their cottage.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Ring and 'little
Miss Betty of Detroit arq occupying
their new cottage, which has just re-
cently been completed.
Miss V. Vance, who has been visit-
ing Miss Garrett., left on Monday for
her hoirm in London.
Mrs. F. A. Edwards returned on
Friday frOM Kitchener, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. E."I Fisher.
Mrs.
Alavay and Miss Mae Stone
,
of London are visiting Mrs. W. Cot-
ton. •
Rev. 3. Jay and Mrs. Johnston left
,no Saturday last for,g)ringfielti, Ont.
*Rev. H. F. Kennedy and Mrs. Ken-
nedy arrived on Wednesday, last to
take charge of the work relinquished
by Mr. Johnston.
Mr, John Pease spent the week -end
here: He returned to London on Mon-
day and Mts. Pease and babe went to
Kitmen to spend the summer.
S. Megerma's Oechestra is back
agate to supply the music at the pay..
ilion tor the. summer. The different
instruments are Played as last year
pbryMryiII.iz
. IaroladipShkinHnearr,riMsorn. Len yi
nnStevr-
s,M.
Stewart McKe-nna. They are alleglad
to le" back to Bayfield again, ,as Lee "
anyone who has ever visited here.
They are guests at Lakeview hotel.
Mrs. Itarry Brendon 'and little Miss
Frieda returned to London on Satur-
day.
IVIiss Barteri of London is the' guest
of Miss M. E. Garrett,
Miss Welsh of Varna Public school
presided at the Entrance examina-
tions held here' last week.
The Misses Banicin of Detroit are
spending a few days in their cottage,.
"Hill Crest."
Mrs. W. R. Hill and family of Lon -
den are in their smelter home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Suppniek andfarn--
ily of Detroit and Mre Holley ar-
rived on Friday to spend the summer
iLno:..a.tehe„ir ,sumaner home " "'Holley
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and daughters
of Lotion are occupying Mr. Percy
Weston's cottage.
' Mr. and Mks. W. E. Manness and
family of London are now occupying
their summer home. '•
Messrs. Wm. lVfutCh and Frank
Mutch arid Ken Roberton. of Clinton
are tenting on the flats.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doherty and fam-
ily of Clinton and Mrs. Kerepthorne
and family of Whitby are opending a
few days in a dotthge in "White --
City."
• Wir. and Mrs. Quarrie and family
of Detroit are occupying a cottage
in "White City." Also Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Owen and son of Stratford.
Don't forget the big celebration
here on July 8th. It is going to be
the best on record. Come and enjoy
a lay of fun and sport at Bayfield,
1:Weseositet.rn Ontario's favorite summer -
NIL and Mrs. Robt. Reid and SOD '
of Windsor and IVIrs. Green .of Wind-
sor are guests of Miss M. Rathwelt.
Misses Marie Granger,
Marks and Olive Harrison lAwilelarne
amongst the pupils from Stanley
township who wrote on the Entrance
examinations here that week. Those
from Goderich township were Misses
Cox, Mary Stirling and Lindsay,
Stirling, Fred Wallis and Lloyd Picot..
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shannon, Mrs:.
H. Shannon, Miss Shannon and Mrs..
LeRoy Hiles and Mrs. F, Jennings,,
who -have spent the month of June in
the former's cottage, left for their
homes in Toronto and London on
Wednesday.
Be sure and see "Blundering Billy"
in the town hall on the evening of
July 8th. It is put on by local talent
and is a laugh from beginning. to end.
Miss Vine Heriry of the staff of
Toronto 'Business College, and Miss '
Olive Ferris a Whitechurch are Visit- "
ing their aunt, Mrs. W. J. Foster.
Promotion examinations in Bayfield
Public school: „
4th—Fred Weston, Isabel Lind-
say, Margaret Elliott, George Finley,
Lottie Higgins, Agnes Kerr, Jessie
Lindsay, Newton Sutrgeon. --
-Sr. 3rd--Jno. Brown, Grafton Wes-
ton, Berthena Sturgeon, Doris Gemin-
harcit, Harold McLeod.
41"r, 3rd—Mary Widcombe, Craig
Kerr, Kenneth Merner.
Sr. 2n6—Thelma Parker Idabel-Ca-
m:and, Emma Sturgeon, Edith Merner,
John Lindsay, John Wild. .
2nd—Sandy Mustard, •Lawrence
Johns, Brown Lindsay, :eines Lind-
say, James ,Lindsay, Keith Gemin-
hardt, Louis Wild. ,
Sr. lst---:Dean Castle, Mervin El- ,
liott Carson Johns.
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Primary—Wm. Osmond.
Varna ,
.As the village postmaster has been
granted a half holiday the stores will
be closed at twely4 o'clock every
Thursday during the summer Moxiths,
beginning July 9611, The merchants
would be very grateful to their cus-
tomers if they would try and keep
this date in mind and if there is any-
thing very urgent they anight pho.cie
either store in the morning and they
will try to have the article sent with
Mr. Austin, our worthy mail courier.
Mrs. Shell of Detroit is soending
her holidays with her parents, Mr.
',and Mrs. A. Austin of the village.
, Mrs. Elliott' of Windsor is visiting.
her another, 11/Irs. Wm. Rathwell.
Miss Margaret Johnston of London
is renewing old aquaintances in the
village. .
iVriss Mossop spent the wbek-end at •
her brother's on the Brunson line.
Mr. and IVIrs. R. Thompson spent
Sunday with Mrs. L. Beatty.
Mrs. jno. Reid, J. H. Mary and Ida
visited at the holue of Mr. Jno. Beatty
and family,
A number of the ladies of St.
john'S congregation, Varna, attended
the reception given by Mrs .(Rev.)
Paull at the rectory, Bayfield, bask
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Emma Connell of Toronto is
pending her holidays at her home on
the Parr line.
Miss R. A. Colclough of IJ,etrbit
home for her holidays." ,