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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-12-31, Page 8monevassoienougra ilENSALL, ter in town. THE SEAFORTH NEWS TH is remaining ice a week's vacation. 1 .- DUBLIN. Mlr, �.uule Ballantyne, who has 'Mr. George Blair, of Detroit, is ( Mr' and 'Mrs, Thos. Purcell, of The annual meeting of the Sunday been vlsltnlg has ..,other here, •- re- spending the Christmas vacation at Windsor; called on eriends in the vil- echool of the Iiensail United Lhuro k ,tuned to 'Detroit on Monday evening. his home. , was held: an v1onctay angst. Rep..rts ei \1 Y of Wind Miss Lucy sIcLeed' and Mr snpwC the school 331 a Un. $,11114 ,ndilioll whit an aveaabe sateneance „enneey a parents, Me. and Mrs. Ilea -o11 and spent Christmas with the his parenes,''1Mr. and Mrs Wm, Burn-,' Rea" 0 1 y about one hundred and forty. the Ul cal ei^w otinel p rvlass Adassa ]Telnies, of Shat of sufficient to ema McLeod,returned oft Vfonda A. 'fol the g yore If elected,1 Meter per Ib d 1 Il f TO THE ELEC.-TORS OF SEAFORTH. , MARKETS. HULLETT TOVsNSHXP.' Wednesday, Dec. 30th. i Wheat, per bus. $L40 tleis, per bushel 40c 65c lic,t ` .e. eel bushel biv an $1.80 Pi $1:70 at 30c -48c no 40c -65c e11 $1,7e P $1:3,00 loge during the holidays. Ladies and Gentlemen.- ;. and rs, r enneu , - Havant, sertett your ultele Gentlemen. -- sur, spent the holiday .visiting Mrs, Charles Plater, who motored front s.peaichtg New Year's at the home of i t le Year 191j, 1 s Mr. Wm, Burns, of Detroit, is st a- Barley per bushel . "] f s agents Mr. and Mrs. W, J. E ,d your support t Shorts, per cwt. .CctLUll of officers 105i.ted, as tor- ° 1C CCnal bran, Per Cwt, M4tss Short, of Windsor, is visiting, spent a fele days the guest of rs, will safeguard your interest to the Y• t S t J F e' ass at 1 h M1 Andrew John Miss Ruth Iliggins spent the Darling. C=g'g lice doe.. 'oases Tapp; Assist, Sec:1'reas., tea,1 Mr. Wm. McMartin, of Galt, is turning to London on Monday ed home .from Detroit to spend Hogs, per • cwt. c ws - up no, assmor he, Qlanulatt cr, - best, of my ability, Potatoes, opt,, Geos. Folbck; Secy.-Trcas•, son, Christmas week -olid at her home, re- i Quite a number of our boys return Yours truly, Iotatoes, per bag t'assmore; .Librarians, bene:- a)uug.asvisiting relatives in town, aria .Margaret Hobkirle; leader of Mr, and ales. Atonza Ortwein, of Orchest,?,,,,J d. Linuenfield. The fare Detroit, visited; relatives in town over tier teachers were re-elected. the week -end. Next Sunday evening thele will be Mr: Chas, Workman, of Mitchell, a New Year's service in the United visited over Christmas with friends church: The subject of the address in and around Hensall. will be "The Land Beyond.".Mr. D. Redden, of St. Catherittes, Golden Wedding,—A very enjoy- able visited friends in town over the week - able event took place at their home, end. on South Richmond street, on Wed -i 'MIr. and Mrs, Litton, of Detroit, ttesday, when Mr. and Mrs. Abraham are visiting over the holidays with Bolton received the hearty congratu- Mrs. Lutton's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. lations of their relatives aid Friends on having reached the fiftieth anni- versary of their wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton have resided in Hensall for over twenty years, and are among. the most highly esteemed_ •citizens here. Previgus to,acataJ?io"'Hensall they lived 4 thee lion homestead, northeast bunda'syD i;Usborne; Mrs. Bolton tvas?,pripae to her marriage, Mary' Stew`flet, *laughter of the late Andrew 'Stewart, Usborne, Mr. and Mrs, Bolton were surrounded on this happy occasion " by their children, ten grandchildren, brothers . and sis- ters from Belleville- 'Seaforth, St. Marys and Exeter. After the dainty wedding dinner served in the beauti- fully decorated diningeroom, the guests retired to the living -room where the afternoon was spent in an entertainment given by the, grand- children, which comprised of High- land Fling dances, readings, violin and piano selections. The esteemed couple received many gifts among which was a purse of gold 'from the family. Mrs. ,Bolton was also remembered by a beautiful bouquet of roses. Telegrams of con- gratulations were received from Mon- treal, Toronto, 'Windsor and Lan-. C. Campbell, G. C. Petty, Robert don. Higgins and James Priest. School The following is a copy of a letter of appreciation given to Mr. 'W, O. Goodwin, leader of the United' church choir and his wife, as organ- ist. The gift 'referred to was. a handsome floor lamp. "To Mr. 'Wil- frid Goodwin and Mrs. Goodwin, Hensen, Ont Dear Friends: Realiz- ing what splendid service you have rendered us the members of the United church choir of this village, tieorge nuasan, Mr. Elliott Bell, of Roseburg, Ore- gon, arrived home on Thursday even- ing and, will spend the winter with his parents, 'Mr, and Mrs. James A. Bell. Mr. Bell has been in Oregon nearly three years, and says things this last year have been very dull and quiet, and there is no place like old Ontario yet. Mrs. Thos. Bury is spending the Christmas holidays with her sons in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoggarth and sons are spending the holidays with Mrs. Hoggarth's parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Thos. Murdock. Dr. T. Knapp and Mrs. Knapp are spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Knapp's parents in North Bruce, Miss Helen Fisher, of Toronto, visited over the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. Nomination Meeting was held in the town hall on Monday evening 'be- tween 7 and 8 o'clock. The clerk, Mr. Alex. Murdock, presided. The following were nominated for 'Reeve: Owen Geiger, Thos. Hudson, G. C. Petty arid Robert Higgins, For the council: Robert McArthu-, A. Smith, Mr. Fred Davison, of Detroit, Spent Christmas and New Year with Christmas with his'mother, Mrs. J. their parents. Davison; To Mr. and Mts:. R. C. Brown, Mrs. Loree and son George, •of We,the Ladies' Guild of St. Mary's Nanton, Alta., Mrs. Johnston and churcle Dublin, learn with deep feel - daughter Marion of St. Ignace, John itigof regret that you are about to and James Stirling, Pickford, Mlich.; leave our parish. While we are in- Miss Maud 'Stirling -of Kingston and Mrs. Hugh McLaren of Port deed sorry to lose you, Mrs. Brown, Elgin, as a valued member, and Mr. ,Brown, as a very great helper of our Guild, yet we congratulate you as we under- stand your advancement as a man- ager of the Standard Bank, and we sincerely hope you eontitlully keep on rising in your particular financial business career. As a slight token of our esteem and 'gratitude, we ask you to accept this small memento, not for its commercial value, but that in after years'it may remind you of the Ladies' Guild of 'St. Mary's church, Dublin, of which Mrs. Brown was the faithful secretary -treasurer and to which Mr. 'Brown gave every assistance possible, Signed on •behalf of the Guild, Mrs. Wm. Hills. are guests this week of their mother, Mrs. W. Stirling. Mr, and Mrs, Barrett and sons, of Waterloo, spent Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Thos. Brandon. Miss L. Reid spent a week with Lucknow friends; Miss Irene Ross, of Buffalo, and Miss S. M. Ross, of Woodstock, spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Ross. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stewart, of Stratford, are. spending a few days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock. Mrs. J. Ferguson, who spent Christ- mas at Wingham,`returned on Tues- day. Dr. A. Newton -Brady and Mrs, Newton -Brady motored to Goderich and spent Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald. trustees: Fred Manns, Ed, Linden - field, A. L. •Case. Public Utilities, E. Rannie. As there were just enough nominated to fill the office of school trustees and 011q member of the pub- lic utilities, these were declared elect. ed by acclamation. After the nomin- ation proceedings were over, Mr. Murdock was appointed chairman of the meeting and called on the differ- ent candidates to come to the plat in your capacity as leader and organ- form. Reeve Geiger spoke first and ist of our choir, and the patient and gave an account of the work of the untiring efforts you have both given council for the past year, and also 415 in your leadership and in the the work of the County Council. Mr.. getting up of fine anthems and the Petty, in his address, laid the blame latest of which was only on Sabbath of the Priest lawsuit on Mr. Geiger, last when as — choir we rendered that claiming that at the time the drain fine cantata entitled, "The Light was dug, changed the survey of the Eternal," under your fine leadership, drain and that he should be made re - and having a desire as a united choir sponsible for the cost of the lawsuit. to give you some tangible expres- Mr. Hudsolt and Mr. Campbell gave sion of our appreciation of your short addresses, after which Mr, splendid services; we ask you to Higgins was called, and after touch - accept and the financing of the road and our esteem 3 on fng thistokeno g . appreciation, and trust that it may be the new school, made a strong plea of some little service to you in your that some effort be made to obtain home. We remain, the Choir of the some industries here for the village, United Church of Hensall, Ont, so that every man that wanted to Mr, Wm, Stone, of Detroit, visited work could get a job and that instead over Christmas at his home here. of our,children having to go to De - Miss Jessie Bell, of Windsor, visit trait and other large American cities, HILLSGREEN, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carlile and family spent Christmas at the home of Mr. Win, Douglas, Brucefield. Mr, and Mrs. R. Hopkins, of Chi- cago, paid a short visit to their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane and had Christmas dinner with them, leaving Saturday morning for their home. Jamesreceived word this Mr, Love recd week of the death of his sister, Mrs. Nicholson, who has been making her home lately with Mrs. Alex, Mc- Murtrie. Mr, Dan Smith, of London, is call- ing on friends in this vicinity during the holidays, Nomination passed off quietly on Mon ey. All -councillors and the reeve were put back ill by acclamation ROBERT CLARKE. AGENT WANTED, NOTICE. Agent, part or 11111 lime, for Life A public meeting of the rural Insurance Company. Good contract: \pply\es Uifice. tf HOUSE FOR SALE: Modern frame resid lice and ;lot,' corner James aiui Ann streets. Sea - forth, Apply to The New's Office. 1 BEEF FOR SALE. ,Beef by the quarter or by the cut. First-class beef. Call Gus HicknelL school trustees of the township of McKillop will be held in Carnegie li- brary hall Seaforth, on Saturday, January 2, 1926, at 2.00 p.m, to dis- cuss the proposed legislation for the establishing of township school boards instead of school section boards as at present. A full atten- dance of trustees is de-ired, F. J. McQUAID, Reeve, ST. COLUMBAN. Mr. Patrick Doyle, of Cleveland, spent the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle, Hibbert, Mr, James Morris, of Detroit, is spending the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Morris, of Hibbert. Mr. J. V. McIntyre- of St. 'Cath- erines, was a -visitor this week at the 'home of Mr. ,and Mrs. Patrick Mc- Grath, St. Columban. 'Mr. James McQuaid, of Detroit, is spending the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank McQuaid, McKillop. Mr. Joseph Doyle, of Detroit, was a Christmas visitor at the home of his parents, •Mr. and Mrs. M. Doyle, of Hibbert, He returned to Detroit on Thursday. IMr, Robert McGrath, of Detroit, is spending the holiday season at the Mr, Fred Parsons, of London, is home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, spending his Christmas holidays at V.1McGr. rath, Malone, an. Detroit, is his home here. Mr. Chas. Hagan is spending a few holidaying at the home of his par - days visiting friends in Zurich. ents, Mr. and Mrs, John Malone, Mc - Mr. Lorne. Coleman, of Buffalo, is Killop. spending his Christmas with his par- Miss Annie Dalton has gone to eats, M,Tr, and Mrs. Frank Coleman, Detroit, where she has secured a Parr lie Mr, Fred. Parsons of London is spending his Christmas holidays at his home here. Mr, Cbas. Hagan is spending a few days visiting friends in Zurich. Mr. Lorne Coleman of Buffalo, is spending his Christmas with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Coleman, Farr line, The many friends of Mfr. William Taylor, who was so seriously hurt last week by being crushed in the stall by -one of his horses will be %leased to hear he is getting along nicely, Miss Grace Love, of Aima College, ed fuer a row days with her parents, to get positions, should be able to St Thomas, is spending a few days Mr. and Mrs, Jas. A Bell. - get them here at home He did not, at her home here, Mr. Wm. Simpson, of i)etroit visite' however, receive much encourage- Miss Hazel Webster, of Lucknow, ed over the week -end with friends in ment from the other speakers Mr. is calling on friends on Parline this town, 1 Hudson thought that we should go ,reek. Hazel is always a welcome vis - Miss Helen Elder, of London,. slow, as if there was any other po5- itor. visited over the holidays with her, Bible way of ;going slower, and the. parents Mr, and Mrs. John Frier. sneakers see^•ed to have thought M-. A. J. Sweitzer, pf Detroit. visit that their time could be hatter spent ee ever the week -end with friends in in talking.about drains Mian getting. town. • , more emnloytneaat for the working Mr. and AI's, Ed. Mforrison and men of the village. daughter Violet. of Clinton. visited; On Tuesday evening the fallowing M-. and Mrs. Morrison on Christ—as.' ]i and nrali£ed fu- reeve: Thos. Husisnn Miss Florence Welsh, of I endo%,' and Owen Geiger. For Council: Rob - Is spending the holidays with he- par- ret McArthur, C. Cannbell, G. C I en's Mr. and Mf -s. Thns, Welsh, Petty and Jas. Priest. who were de -1 Mr. Laird Mulcel spent Christmas ? dared elected by acclamation, An! Y at lis home in Ridgetown, i election will be he'd in Monday, Jan. Mr. Ferris Cantelon. of Oonn.tau:t,`dth, Mr. Hudson and Mr. Geiger con - is snen'ing the Christmas holidays at testing for the Reeve's chair, his home. i , The Sunday school of ,is Presby- ' 'Miss Anna Lamm,e of Tann is'terian church held their entertainment visiting her mother, Mrs. Wm.' in the Town Hal on Tuesday even - Lemma. Mg anti was a great success, the hall, 'Miss Margaret Johnson .1 Toronto being filled to capacity. is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.I (Intended Inc last week,) John, Johnson. The Snndav school of the United Mr, and Mrs, P. Puchanan, of To -..church head their annual Christmas Tonto, see visiting relatives in town, entertainment on Tuesday evening of Mies Mary v Hoaarth and Mr. Don- this week. A large and varied pro- ald Hoggarth, of Toronto, are visit- gramme was given by the scholars in ing their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. a very clever manner Hoggarth. The entertainment was held in the Mr. Lloyd Davis and bride, of. To- town hall and was largely attended. rcr•n are visiting relatives in town. The proceeds ammmted to $75.00, Mr. John Carmiclael, of Stratford After the %seal `;unsay evening ser - Nn -vial. is visiting at his hone. vice in the United church the choir Miss Hazel Coxworth, of London, rendered the cantata "The Tight Et - spent the holiday at her home here, erne]." The parts taken by the differ - Mr. Harry Smith, of London, spent ent members were well rendered and the "-lidays with his parents, Mr. greatly enio;ed by the congregation. and Mrs. Harry S^ill+. I14- Russell McKay. of London, is Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin and visiting mcr the hnlidays with his little daughter are visiting relatives parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wen. McKay. in London. Mr. Laird Toynt, of Landon Ilniver- �Mr. E. Rennie has installed a fine sity'is visiting, over the Christmas new radio in his home on Queen st. holidays at his home here, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stapleton, of London, spent the holiday with Mr. Wm. Stone and. family. Miss Mary Dougal, of Windsor, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dougal. Miss Edith McEwan, of Guelph, is spending the holidays with her sister Lihv and brother John McEwan, Miss Emma Pfaff, of Ingersoll, is Visiting her brothers, Messrs Wen. and John Pfaff. Mrs. Thos. Simpson and son Tom- my spent. the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Pearson, at .Brantford, Miss Jean Max -well, of London, visited her sister, Mrs. Peck, over the holidays, Mr, Thos. 'McMillan, . M.P. for '' South Huron, was 'in town Tuesday petting in tough with his friends here. We understand Mr, McMillan has been offered a seat in the Dominion cahiret ,and in case of the King Gov- ernment`being sustained on Jana 7th, there will probably be an immediate by-election in South Huron. Mr. Wm. Buchanan, of Dauphin, Man., is visiting ibis mother and sis- KIPPEN ROAD. Mr: and Mrs, Henry Forsyth and Miss Vera spent Christmas with Rob - hie McGregor and sisters near Kip - pen. Mr. and Mrs, W. J, Chesney and tn'n sons from Cartwright, Manitoba, are visitintr at the holne of Mr. and Mfrs. Geo, Strong. Mrs. Abe Forsyth left on Tuesday to visit her son and daughter' in De- troit. Mr, W. G. Strong, of Ottawa, is *sending the holidays at the hone of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore have left for Detroit where they will spend some time with friends there. Mr, and -Mrs. Harry Chesney ani sons spent Christmas with the rat- ter's mother ort the 2nd of Tucker - smith. BAYFIELD. Mr. Ernest Brown, of the Standard Bank, spent Christmas at his home, in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, H. Lord and Miss Gladys Davison motored from Lon- don and spent Christmas with Mrs. J. Davison. Miss Lola Elliott, of Detroit, spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. W. Elliott. Miss Greta Baker, of Toronto, and Mr. Harry Baker, of London, are holiday guests with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Baker, Miss Mina Proctor and Mr. A. Ford King spent Christmas with the latter's parents,. M'r. and Mrs. Geo. Ring. Mrs. C. Brandon is :spending the Christmas holiday with Mr, and Mrs. H. Brandon at London, Mrs, G. W. Woods and Miss Nan Woods are guests with Rev, and Mrs. H. Crosby at the Rectory, Courtright. Messrs. Lawrence and Fred-Fowlie spent Christmas at their 'home. Fred VARNA. Mr. Billy Anderson is home from Detroit on a,visit. Misses Annie and Emily Keyes are spending a few days with their broth- er in Oshawa. Mrs. Pareant, of Detroit, has re- tnrncd home after spending a few grays with her 'parents, Mr, and Mrs. Colclough. The many friends of Mrs, Harry Deihl will be snrry t"at she had the misfortune to slip and break the small bone in her leg. Nomination passed off quietly. All the old members retained their seats. The suhtect of townehin' boards was discussed and a "otion passed that the township of Stanley was not in favor of township boards. The rate- payers were unanimous in passing the motion, the clerk being instructed to forward the motion to the Minister of Education. Mr, Lorne Coleman returned to BnfFaln after spending a few days under the parental roof, Mr, Dan. Smith, of London,is' spending a few days with friends here, Miss Gladys Beatty. of London, spent Christmas at her home here. position. Mr. W. L, -.Fortune, of Detroit, is visiting his father, Mr, Luke Fortune, and at the home of his sister, Mr, and Mrs. M. Downey, St, Columba% Mr. Fergus Horan, of Detroit, and Miss 'Marguerite Horan, of Chicago, are Christmas visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. l Horan, of McKillop. ' Miss Emily of Stratford 31y Downey, spent Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Downey, St. Cnhimban. Messrs. Peter, Joseph, Dennis and Harold Maloney, of Detroit, are Christmas visitors at the home of their mother, Mrs. Margaret Maloney, of McKillop. Miss Annie Ryan, daughter of MIr, and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan, MfcKillop,' is confined to her home with an at -1 tack of pneumonia. She is progress -I ing favorably. , Winter is here for keeps from all appearances of this past week, as we have hact some very severe weather with very heavy snowfalls. A Prime Dressing for Wounds.—In same factories and workships carbol- ic acid is kept for use in cauterizing wounds and cuts sustained by, the workmen, :Far :better to keep on 'hand a bottle of Dr, Thomas'- Eclec tric Ori. It is just as quick in ac- tion and does not soar or burn the flesh, phone 64r9 Dublin: or James J. Murray, phone 17r23 Dublin. tf FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. 75 acres in the Township of Mc- Killop, brick house, bank barn. Land "in good state of cultivation ,with fall plowing done. Possession this fall. For further particulars apply at the News Office, tT. LONDESBORO. • Miss Myrtle Grainger, of Toronto, spent Christmas at her hone. Miss Mary Hall and ),jr. F, Beamish, of Hanover, spent the holi- day with Mr, and Mrs. ,t, Ha,l. Misses Mary and'Esther J310165on, of 'Toronto, are at their home for the holiday. Miss Marjorie Lyon, Miss Annie Garrett and Mr. Harold Richards, of the Toronto and Stratford Normal schools, are spending the vacation at their hones. Mrs. ieorman Hunking and chil- dren, have returned to Clinton. The ' Christmas entertaia,,,ents. of both churches were well attended, al- though the weather was not good for either. An old-time dance was .. held on Wednesday evening. Miss Gerrie Roberton, of Toronto, spent the week -end at her home. Mrs. Helen Quinn is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thos. Herman, of Clinton. Mr. Geo. Abery was home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. James Watt and Master Oweh have returned to To- ronto. aur. and Mrs, Grey, of Walkerville,. are guests at the Manse. Miss Lottie Young is the guest of Miss Sarah Baor. A social evening of the Guild will be held on New Year's night, Friday, Dread of Asthma makes countless thousands miserable. Night after night the attacks return and even when brief respite is given' the mind is still in torment from continual- an- ticipation, Dr. T. D. 'Kellogg's As- thma Remedy changes all this. Re- lief comes,' and at once, while future athacks are warded off, leaving the af- flioted one in a state of »ease and happiness lie •once believed he could never, eniov. Inexpensive and sold �attos ever her Jan. 1st, • Pri,ncess New -Year's Special STEED �� �)F THE -Al t3' ' @W i l 4 EJ NT E D. From the novel by James Oliver eurwood Bert Lytell ;. Filmed in the Glory of the Great North Woods. MON. TUES., WED., Richard Dix Men and Women Of ea 01, ph ho it le O N of m E C th fr st St at ca D 0 fo c Cl in 0 an N F PI Jaa id Se M 11 li. Ja Gr Alt Hi R. tic ho o' lir ti i, '0 n r N bu f rc to lei A Story of Women and Wall Street, of Dancing and Paying the Piper, from the David Belaseo stage success DO YOU SELL. FOOD PRODUCTS? 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