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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
snnwdow. nem.. Publishers •
WALTON •
Holstein Breeders' Club
To Hold Banquet—
The Huron holstein Hree((1er's Club
is holding its annual banquet in the
community hall et Walton on Tha's
dey, November :lith at 12.30 O'(•lnels
The ladies' nrgt nization is Lettering
and supplying tt. drat -class goose
-dinner. 'rhe program will be as
follows: Guest speakers: Mi. S. 13.
Stothers, Arthur, former agricultural
representative of Huron Comity. In
addition, Mr. Byrom Jenvey, Western
Ontario Holstein Held man. will give
a short message. A .itu sical program
will be featured 'by the Walton
Belles and Mr. Herb Kirkby. It is
hoped that 0 good representation
w111 be Present. from all over the
County. and in particular from Carey
and LAlwacl 7owmships. 1,10111 1,1111101'
that the Indic:: are iliCl00ed in the
invitation. \Vhy not plan a ear load
-from your district. Those who have
not Holsteins at the present time
-will also he weleonle. Remember the,.
place date anti time. Walton. Nov.
Atli at 12.3e o'clock. Colin Campbell.
is president. and Ilnme
Clue von. Goderit•h, seer e tary4(t.usurer.
The. Nee,ene,.'r 1110e1iug ,f 1110 C.
1
W. O. was Aeld at the 1101110 of
Mi's. 11111 111' 1Ic('all on the '0111 with
lies pre seat. Plans Were made
t hi
banquet to be held 111 Ilio
r.,t mlity. Wait s1orisor, d h\ the
llarim Holstein Breeders' club. Miss
\ nt Simeeen -took 1 ho ehttie fon
11 1: •It ui 0f' oftisers, whie•li wen)
• follows 1 rosidrml Alts. W. '1'nrn-
hull, viee pros.. Mrs. I.. Leeming:
treas., Airs. A. Conti,: pianist
1'.. Ilavi,is0n. u,siotve1 by Mrs.
li.
Kirkby: Press sec.. Ali,. H. Juhn-
list• eltienh„t•xlli1 1 vatic
t eaptain
,,,m11. Mt- \\ Looming and Mrs. A.
Purulntll, Programme coin.. Mr.. A.
M.-1011. Mrs. J. Marshall. Mrs. •Ino•
uutpii, 11 \ d' minist;ili,' n e11 "a
111 'V of cit", from one taupe.',
0 es p'',pat d by Mrs. Geo. Dale and
was et groat interest to everyone.
Lunch was served at the close of
the meeting. The next -meeting will
be held al AR-.+. 1I. Birkby'.. in Jan•
nary.
71r. and Airs. James Bolger are
visiting with Mrs. Knight,
Sunday visitors with 710. min Mrs.
\\'m. -Kearney were Ah. eruct Mrs.
Robert MacFarlane at lane and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Mrs. Cunningham is stiehtling a
L,uple of weeks at Tillsonbnrg with
her daughter. Mrs. Howard Elder.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Dow and family
spent Friday of last week with Mr.
and Mrs. William Kearney,
Mr. Elwood SSltortreed of the 9th
e one osier of Morris. who spent see.
oral menthe in the west. Inas return-
edhome.
Misees Helen acid Noma Steiss of
Kit thence. spent - the weep end al
hone.
Mr. end Mrs. Lawrence Cummings
were in London one day last week.
Mrs. R-. C. McEaehern of Killeau
who has been visiting friends at
(-ranbronk and Clinton spout a cote
pie of days hast week with friends at
Walton.
STANLEY
On Friday wvetling, Nov. "^_nal the
friends and neighbors gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Merner,
Goshen Line. in honor of their dau-
ghter F,"dith, who last Saturday he•
carte the bride of Mr. Grout Turner
of Clinton, and presented there with
a miscellaneous shower. A very plea•
sant social evening was enjoyed by
all.
Municipal nominations were held
in the town hall. Verna. on Friday.
Nov. 22nd and resulted in the mem-
bees of the 1940• council being elect
ed by ac'elamation. viz..' Reeve. Fred
Watson; councillors. J. Pepper, Wm.
Fan—o'er. Mawr Webster and Clete
Once Parke,
Alrs. Elmore Stephenson and Mitts
Phyllis Johnston spent Tuesday
with the former's parents, AIr. and
Mrs. Thos. Robinson of Egmondville.
AIr. Thos. Reid visited on Monday
with his sister. Mrs. Wilbur Keys.
and fancily. of Tttckersntith.
llrs. W. Mrrlinehey of Holmes-
vills spent a couple of dues with
Alrs H. Pe•lltale last week.
Mrs. T. Al. Snowden, who has
1 t• 11 the past few weeks with
(.t0tds in Egntondville has returned
to her home on the Blue Water high-
way.
Mr. Joe Wild has taken a -position
in Hamilton.
A number of young men from the
Bronson line are away for a month's
training.
\i,'. lanttc Mose, ,r Ripley, spent a
\ 'lay, this \reek svitli \(r. and
dr.. Carl HUttshnt. Other visitors at
Louie Ayr, Mr. and ,Airs.
Hayter. Goshen line. on Sen-
•, \]r. Airco, •,f t r 1'ririt. eft ,Mon -
,1,1 711. 1311,1 Mrs. Featherstone
„! 1 a. I . ening.
LONDESBORO
The December meeting of the We-
men's Institute will be ltel(1 in the
Community Hall on Thursday, Dec.
5th, at 2.30 p.m, Topic, "Legislation"
`lits. 1', Roy. troll call, current event.
Music, Mrs. J. 1'. Maturing. Hostesses
111rs. C', Crawford, Mrs.- J. Crawford
Mrs, II. Snell, Mts, F. Little, Airs. L.
Shohbroolc.
411•. and Mrs. E. Sterens and family
Suedtayt'd at Mr. and Mrs. .1 Nett's
Mrs. .1. Aleh'ille was called t, Trow,
bridge last womk. her stater, Mrs.
Medd being ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John 1''ingh nd, who
have Leen visiting their daughters in
'reroute and tu'tit'by leaves returned
to their horn* on Saturday. They
W01'13 accompanied by Rev, and. Mrs.
rierson. Rev. Grierson addressee
the Sunday School Sunday morning
:\huntfifty teen from Port :Albert.
,lir 0,-rett will be enter aimed in the
t-ounnuuity hall this Friday eventing
The:' 111011 will he staved .a hat diluter
at 7 p.m. amt at s o'eloLli there will
he 0m entertainment in their honor.
These men are far from their active
laud and kittil 1 and no doubt nary
are lonely. We welcome them to not
Cvladiala land.
The Londe:hot'o Lied Cern- met in
the eteumunity hall on Momduy night
with a .good representation. Alts. 13.
icait'sarvlt
131'''s1110 11. Mee tint; opine
'•d by singing' O Canada and repeat
I.:, the prayer fer peace in unison.
Milnes read and also sntutltary of
1i. year's Will k. Treasurer reported
17111e in hunk 81 27,1111 wits sent In
11, .1 11,:: int Turnllto 11'0111 11101107
t.us,•,I in 000,111 011 111 11;113111hills for
yarn Ie bo paid.- Miss 1'1 Mains Was
1110011,1ed to assts) Mrs. Ball anrd
10111.1 1„ Terento eine, the Baines or
emitrtbntir' 0f nae deilir or mere ill
e,mlpuinm. It was pl;u'1r0d t, ;end
hoses to the boy's front the eutttttnln
il\ In, are in England. C0010110, 0
was .10111410 i 1, i at'1, Luxe:. .Air.
1101171,s all 1,1S011 us r.• the 701111:;
110,0d.. .'t 1ibihtu'u have pt' i a ,r 1 0
ploy and ate willing to 9111 1t ,n ill
1.011d0,0 mrn, proceeds e is for Red tress
1 eanunittee was ❑ppohited to 111'
rutge lit- 31010e, hiss Leiper, trees-
nrer for Burns twit., reported, re
s"inle 81.15.12 expenses 91111;1.1.
leaving a balance of 38.18. The
Hums unit wishes the l,,ndmshot•,
1111it 10 do thehaying for them
through headquarters, they paying
for sane and give donations. Several
ladies from Bursts were added to the
buying list. This condndeii the busi-
ness. tend Air. Menzies was asked ft
take (-barge for election of officers
for 1941, which resulted as follows:
Hon. President, Mrs, John Fingland.
President. Mrs. R. Fairsefvice, 1st
vice, Hiss E, Mains, 2nd vice, Mrs.
1:. Carbon, Sec'., Mrs, G. ('owan.
treas., Mrs. F. Hall. Mrs. McEwing.
Airs. G. Carter: Mrs.. F. McGregor.
Mrs. 13. Watson from Burns Pott
were added 10 rite buying committee.
All former committees were u
elemted. The following were added to
the advisory board, Mr. G. Mc\'iltit.
F. Shobbrook, P. Manning, J. hie
('nol. A. Wells, R. Yungblutt, W. h..
Manning. John Snell, N. Sheppard,
J. Noilans. 1). Carter, 5. Carter. Mis
Fahservlce thanked tine working
ennunittee for their work and help
dln'111g the post year.
The following articles have been
shipped to Red Cross headquarters
during 1940 from Londeshn'o, Burns
and Kinhtm'm: 95 pillow cases, 06.
shoe's. 7 doz. handkerchiefs, 12 doz,
surgical towels. 911 bandages, 4 sailor
sends, 1 pr ride milts, 1; soldier
scarfs, 1 tee hag ()avers, 6 hot water
bottle cover's, 7 pr. knee caps• 51
quilts. 77 pr. pyjamas, 39 pr. wrist -
tete. 29 sweaters, 280 pr. sox. Re-
ittgee clothing consisting of 2 ladies'
dresses, 4 child' en s dresses, 1
0pro1, 4 Pr. pyJaut,ts, 2 waists. 2
slips, 1 haby kimomt. Clothing quota
-4 women's coats, 8 boys' coats, 4
skirts and 5 pulinvers. The following
boys from the community have re'
ceived gifts from - the Reil ('Iasi, 13.
hall, G. Cowan, G. Pethick, 11
Smith. W. Little, L. Taylor, F.
Cooper. Meeting closed by singing
God Save the King.
VARNA
The W.A. of St. John's (Sitwell tuet
It the hone of Airs. A. Galbraith
Sunday evening.
The teaching of home economies
nud eeicutilic agriculture is 110\0 in
Progress in the Township Hall. for
the ladies, and in the Orange hall
for the buys. These lessmts will con
titme for some time and are being
(0 11 patrmnised.
Airs. M. G. Beatty attended a
chewer party Saturday night at the
home of Mrs, Ann Berry. Hensall, in
11,11or of Miss Mona Glem1, bride
4o be.
71r. ,facts Snaith has purchased the
Jeltnston house west of Mrs. Steleks
property and is renovating the Shur
prior to nerving in.
Mrs. .1. Merner in at present at
the borne or Mrs. .in,. Rothwell.
OPNI
THE IRONSIDE VARIETY STORE WILL OPEN ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH
You are invited to come in and visit our new store
IRONSIDE
VARIETY STORE
Opposite Dominion Bank, Seaforth
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1940
BRUOEFIELD
The 'United 'Farm \Wonu'h hdd
their meeting on Wednesday, Nov.
21st. at the home or Iir, and firs. C.
Haugh. The meeting opened with the
president in charge, by singing The
Maple Leaf, followed by the Lord's
prayer' After the minutes- were read
and adapted, the roll call w•as ans•
wered with ('hristmas • suggestions
Literattue from head office was read.
by Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. 1'.
Haugh, and current events were
given by Mrs. A\'. Douglas. Qitestiou-
ah'e was In charge of Mr's. J.
('anus. The topics, "Labor Saving
Devices in the ilonie," and "Borrow
img Trouble:" were well given by
eiiss E. AWaldron and Mrs. J. Snider
During the social Half hour the club
was fevered with a reacting and
violin solos by hiss 1';11 Stacldtoase
Which all enjoyed Mrs. A. Buchanan
conducted a conte t. Next un, -ming to
be hold at the home of Air. and Mrs
W. Douglas on Dee. 11th. The 'meet
iig closed with snug. Dewing the
preparation of lunch, tausic was for
uisli ti by Miss Stackhouse and Aire.
Nmer.
aiidr. Robert Douglas of Knpuliashtg
visited with- his brother. Sir. 'Wm.
Douglas on Monday.
Airs Ray McLean off Gull - Lul'
Sask., visited with Iter e,usia. :lir.
Wallas t. Haugh the tire( of the week
.Aie Ray let Ieltou .spent lust week
na Toronto with his mother and
ester.
\lis, h i ll Dunlop visited with itis
grauhltother. Mrs. \Vett. Rol 0'11111111h'
reueutic.
tee. Alto Vete1,' of London visited
with his family during the week end
.11 the annual 'meeting of the Berl
11 '.' 'Wednesday evening, Nov, 211
the uflir,•r, wrre all ro-eleet 0d.
.1 the \\' 1Lti. Ihatk. 0th it l n" 9
1110 Sunday meriting Mrs. 13. 110.
Kenzie, F:gmemdville gave an excel -
1,111 talk ,m 01issi011s. Woth 1.011,131 11
and hpue'. :11 the „coning . se•ryd0o,
11,•7. 71r. ,\lair hail an earnest anal
Interesting sermon.
lir. and Mrs. \1'. Staelthettee and
daughter visited with Mr. and Mrs.
S, Neale. Glencoe. last Friday.
lir. Darold Armstrong wont to
Hamilton last Week.
Ctirporal and .Mfrs A. Corrigan of
Loudon visited I'to. an 11 -Mrs, Abe'
T,apfe on Saturday.
AD'. and Mrs. T. 1-I. 'Wheeler spent
Sunday in Stt'utfo'd.
Miss Evelyn Grainger is 01511ing at
her hone here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop of Chats-
worth, and Harry Dunlop of London
visited lir. and Mrs. Rosy. Scott.
Red Cross Report—
Following is the yearly re,pert ,t
the Red ('res+: \We have had twelve
shipments of the Red ('rose since the
'rt;anio-ation 11005, consisting of the
following --543 Pairs of ix) 48 pairs
pyjamas, 4.8 hospital herr gowns-. :49-
:aunla; cs, 15 sweaters, '111 wool
scarfs, 18 pair of wristlets, (1 helmets,
2 pair wool gloves, b hen water [bottle
.nve'r, 74( gam00 compresses, 3111
..roue month 11ipe 17 wind 'blank- !
els. For Refugees- 2II quilt:, 3 crilt
quilt,, 2 comforters. 1 wool blankets,
N tlanellritc (1 ini•cts, -15 children's
dresses, to children's rompers,. 1e
children's eight'oe ns. 117 children's
wetweisas, .m pair. children's bloomers,
43 pair children's ,lip, suit, child•
Teti" pt'jatnts. _91 Lithe !boys' shit.:, 1
pair little ,h,ys' setae pants, 1(t p01r
boys' golf ,ox, '1"4 -pair child's sox. 22
pair children's stet -kings, 2 ,pair 0 '
nu'n's stocking,: 143 w,onn's cheeses,
.3 w'0m(-t1', nightgowns, 2 women',
aprons, 2 women's ,4W0W1er31, r, they.'
cveacrs, 2 girls' sweaters, 4 pair ,f
mitts, 1 woe! scarf, 2 ,knitted abed
jackets, 2 ehildrvti " wool caps. ' Pair
children's slippers. 1 pair .baby's
ho,teeo-, 1. .pair ;baby's stotkit.gs, 1'
set ilerle s sweater, bonnet and boot-
ees, 2 snits :underwear, 2 girls'
iuniners, I boy. eovoralh .11! bath
t,ucls, 22 cakes soap, 7 !pair; mets
pants. 2 ,airs Hien', overall.. 3 men's
shirts, t 1 air -men's sox, 1 man's cap,
pair ht ys' running ,bees for ,get-
away), 1 boys' coat and ,vest. 12
handkerchief.. For. Clinton Quota -
10 women's slips, ]'2 pairs women's
',;,omen 'pink lace i.
BRODHAGEN
The Women's Patriotic Society
sponsored 111 tables of progressive
euchre in Mueller's halo on Friday
evening. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Wm. Bach and Mr. J. I,. I3et1110
wies, The consolation prizes by Miss
Geol'glna. Brodhagen and Chas.
Ahrens. The Ladies will he quilting
two guilts in Mueller's Mill on
Thursday afternoon.
Ott Monday evening friends and
relatives gathered at the home of
AIr. anti Mrs, Ed Schmidt to honor
their daughter Margaret Louise with
:1 niseellaneous shower prior to her
nrtrriage this week to Mr. Harold
\\'u'dell. 'rite address was retail by
Dorm. liy :;mh erbarth. M ti•ga•at aril
Harald thanked everyone. after
w9iieh lunch was served, and the
rest of the evening was spent in
dancing.
011 Wednesday evening Nov. 211, a
very pleasant surprise was tendered
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kistner by the
members of the Ladies' Aid on the
occasion of their 40th wedding anni•
versa'y. Congratulations were ex*
tended by the pastor, Rev. S. Fried-
erichsen and Mrs, W. L. Queren-
resser presented Mr. and Mrs. Kist-
ner with a lovely woollen blanket
The remainder of the evening was
spent in playing games. Later lunch
was served,
Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Hartji, 134e, and Mrs. Fred Scher-
berth of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs,
J. L. Bennewies.
Mrs. Norman Hoffineyer, Grace
and Jackie, of Sebringvllle, with het
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Replan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mot'enz of Kitch-
ener with Miss Martha Victor,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove, Harold
and Robert of Detroit, Mr, and Mrs.
Ray Halt of Stratford with Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Rock.
Miss Leona Smith, dangltter of
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Smith underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
ir,l'nrIIt l-Iospil,al. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
KIPPEN
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce \7'allcer of
Hlillsgreen, visited on Sunday with
the tatter's brother, 1141'. and Mrs,
John Cochrane.
Miss Voris Alexander of London
spent the week end at the home of
her parents, Mr, anti Mrs. \V. Alex-
ander.
Mr. and Airs, Fred Parsons and
(1011 of Seaforth visited on Sunday at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. George.
Thompson.
Mr, Andrew McKenzie, who is at-
tending college in Toroulo, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. McKenzie and attended
the wedding of his brother, Mr. \\"ill
taut McKenzie to Miss Lamport. of
Creditou on Saturday, and preached
anniversary services m is at Cantel Pres.
byt erten ('huts 11t'msall, on Sunday
Miss Isabelle. Alexander of Shed-
den spent the Week end at. the Route
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. R'. AIiLaihlun and
Marilyn visited on Sunday at 111e
home of Mr. tenet Mrs. Gordon Love
of tTillsgreett.
Ahs. Fred Muting .,f Grand Betel
visited on Friday with Mfr. and Mrs
W. Tierney,
Ml. C. Wellman and daughter and
soft, 00 l'ort Benson visited recently
at the home of Mrs. H. Ricker.
VII.AIrs. Workman and son Drvillt'
Workman spent •t few drays lest yuck
with Bir. and Mrs. Lloyd Workman
ul ()sbaw'.t. - -
Mr. ;111 Mrs. Alex Molteth were tet
('t'dilon on Saturday as guests op
the 31,t:ouzied-autporl wedding,
Mr. auil Mrs.. Daiwa» Aikeuhe;ul
went lit Toronto last week where lit
.\ilcenhcad underwent au (sperm i tt ,
11r. and Alt's. .101st Hutt and thin-
'door
at'door Joy in' Flint. Michigan. visited
uu 1mtd07 With his brotli,'1S, '1'11„•+.
111111 Edgar 1 1111 1.
)1 is,, ,\ltnattrrit' 71L1hi ll ...peal 11
few day's 111 sl w,'ek with friends in
Tont 11 .
3m. and lits. Edward Taylor and
family of Stratford spent the wool<
mud with lir. and Airs. Rohl. Dins
dale.
Arise Beatrice Cooper spent a few
days lust week with lir. and Mrs.
Stewart Baird or London,
AD'. Philip McKenzie of Biggar,
Sasl'itdiewnt, is visiting with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. A1m•
Kenzie.. Philip reports a hountiftlt
harvest in this 111511 1, and intends
to return to Saskatchewan 11001
Spring.
Miss Ruth Watson spent the week
end at the home of her iitu'ents. Mr
and Mrs. Clifford Walser'.
Air. and Mas, ,los. Duclut'nu' of
Detroit visited over the week end
with Mr. and Mas. James MiClymott
Mr, and Mrs, R'nt, Alexander were
in Listowel on Monday attending the
inneral of a relative,
Ale. Bill \Witcoatbe of Ingersoll
visited with itis grandfather. Mt'. \\'m.
Moore, on Sunday.
DUBLIN
.\t tt carie hem. ei 74 , 'I111, Ars.
Joseph1le(''1 rst•y Longetivay passed
tewaly ill her sixty -tint 7('111' el a heart
shank al her helm, 1 a 2,3. l,-
gan. (Weide.. her .r.ed nn':ht r, AIr•.
Julia Decourcy, she lease- thirteen
S sisters, Mrs. Toni 'Connelly, R,rn.
sons: Sister Alichael Princes, \leant
t'artn.l: Air. :'tante ant Air's. \\stn.
Denreern, Alicil,. Ah•,. lame,
Richard, Ihetre,i11 Airs. Lee Lacier. ,f
\iud,r: 71rs. Fratii< In„\v 0, 'Alro.
1 nisei Mrs, C•Ietn Kelly, Strat-
ford; •Mrs, Ross Dtilt•ich, Mrs. 1311..
set Smith, 'Kitchener; Air,. le Cov-
e es. Iles';,elcr: Patrick Lenge way,
St, Marys, and Private Fer,gns 1.11u04--
ect ty, i1,t.'.11., ('11111or Bordeu. (Jnr hr0-
IhWi•, 1'11„mats 1.. 1)e(',tnrcy, \Vinds,r.
Beneath 0 dns-dark sky. sap
110110 '71 r4. lest•,W and .Airs. 'Timothy
lJ'wyer, .Airs. Frank ,Barman, all of
Lagan teat chip, and .Airs. 'I'erenci'
Nicholson, 'C'hicatro. Besides her aged
mother, Mrs. Julia Uecottres, her hue -
band and tine timidly ,will miss her
very much. Requiem 'Alas was sung
int Vit• lirieid's t'inwrh, Logtnr. at
a.m., Remembrance day ,by Rec. Fa-
ther (.Gibbon,, 11,11. In'terme'nt was in
St. Vincent de Paul cemetery, :Mitch-
ell. Floral and spiritual 'bouquet, were
numerous. .71neal those from a dis-
tance at the dhsc'gnies were Mrs El-
izabeth Nagle, London, Airs. Janes
1'1,1 . it 1113-J1: -Ah'. and Airs. Dan D.
Dwyer, Kitchener: Air. John. ATeCar-
thy and family, 'rralce, Ont.• 11•r. and
Mrs. J. Flanagan, Dntbliu. Funeral ar-
nii(gemeets were in charge of Prate
.A. \It.\rtlinr, Alnnla,n. The pall-
bearers were Daniel McCarthy. 171. 1.
Murray. Dan Reid Michael Xidtol-
son, \Wahrr \ichi,t,a, 1). iieidy.
Miss \unit Maloney, non- of Len -
den, i, not ;1•-•.1ell a, friends 'would
1:,. 1)11 Sunday \Ir. and Mrs. 5,
P1y1111Margaret 11 ,Vents, tante, Shea
:eel Mrs. Frank Evan.., all old rteigh-
'11 motored to London to visit 'Miss
\lal,ney.
Miss Genevieve McCarthy of Tor
onto spent the week end withher
parents. -Mr, .mid Mrs. Mike Mc
Cartlty.
The ladies of the Alta' Society
are holding a cat'cl party and dance
in the parish hall on Friday evening
with good orchestra in attendance.
Miss Nellie O'Connell and Mrs.
Bruxer visited Stratford on Satur-
day.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Krauskopt were
10 London on Tuesday.
IA,tiss Muriel Loolby who, has ibeen
convalescing at her Monte 'from a re-
cent illness, has returned ,to London
to resume Mer duties on the staff of a
private 'hospita'1..
Mrs, Anthony T'I.oager•wenf has re-
turned to her home in Detroit after
spending about three weeks here .chur-
ing the sickness an'd death elf der fa-
ther, 'Joseph :McGrath.
Mr, !David ,McDonnell received -word
of the .death of his sister in-la'w, Mrs.
James .McConnell of lMehta, Wan., at
the age .of 186 years, :following a ling-
ering illness df •many years.
,A speciili "Holy ,Hour" of ;prayer
for peace was ,held at St. Patrick's
tCh.urch on Sunday evening and was
well attended,
Father John !C. Jordan, Imiav City,
Mich., viened hie mollies Mrs. Ter-
esa 'Jordan.
RESET
THEATRE
Seaforth
NOW SHOWING
Linda Darnell John Payne
"Star Dust"
MON. TUES. WED.
Jane Withers Ritz Brothers
"Pack Up Your
Troubles"
Thu big parade-beeontes a march
of mirth when Jane & The Ritz
Bros. launch a laugh attack on all
fronts.
NEXT THUR. FRI, SAT.
with ALLAN JONES
MARTHA RAPE
JOE PENNER
ROSEMARY LANE
IRENE HERVEY
Chas. BUTTERWORTH
A UNIVERSAL PICTU5P
Coming — "20,000 Men A Year"
Private iyale Dalton Barn, 1.em i,n, Witt
hi. parent.. Air and 171rs, Frank
Burns. Mr. aad Mrs. I1,tlph 1)il! 0f
Stratford \Lith Alr will Airs. I'. Dill.
Patrick 1. Ryan, ,f 1Iih'lle01, w111
1,11 from to barn 0,51 rt•ceotiy, was
taken to the hospital std sways show..
1111 his injuries 05,111ting from the
.fal'1 aro sonious.
Fergus Lauuin of llibil,'rt Was ,tit
01- Ole rrivaua at1\ a'' of I'ertl .etnly
1 the es:nietene•e' for 1 ,trier barterer`
held in St. Tirana, on 77loc.dx\.
a a asercati,a ;)n'1 '1,1'',tl 'lt wrr1
di rv••e.1. -
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BLYTH
Lawrence-Haggitt—
.7 quiet wtd.liu,t 01' soh -utilized
at Trinity \nglirau 1 harrh tester)
on November :_'11111, when lit, heittalt
Lydia Maggot, daughter of Alr, and
Mrs. .11hcrt .Arthur it agi itt of Idy'th.
Cee ante the 'bride tui d uu•;ge I h mats
Lawrence, son uf lir. and 'Alre. Geo.
Henry Law react. of 1.ondc',tb,ros l'hc
w'cddin ierunomy was performed 7)
133w. 14.. 111. \A cckee. The !bride was
gowned in a :pink lace dress and au-
ce..Osie= to 311111 it. 1-Ier 'bouquet was
of carnation and rose Al r,. Everard
1,htt.<ton of Exeter, - Teter 00 the
Or rani, 0110 ,bride,niaid. She wore a
dress of rust odor crepe suet 1(00es-
"eri0s t, oittch. Iter brother. I7Ir.
1 ;eoa\gC .1115tsltt lovas ,hest man They
returned to -the brides home for sup
per. :7fter a short h,n'y'tti,on trip to
Exeter and outer points, they vi'1
reside in Hu lets.
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ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. and Ales. Gurdon Dirt: have
moved to their apartments in See
forth.
The annual tweeting of the ('.\'.O
was held in the Parish Hall on Fun
day afternoon. The following o1'Ideers
were eledted Presil'11, Louis Mor
He; vier puside11i, Gloria Holland:
cerl'ettt l'y, Genevieve A1Ietisitti; li'c'it
suer. John Shea. They ttt'rttnged gut
a social evening in the near future.
Air. Frank hurt and Air. John Flan
Dory have gone In Toronto for 1bt
wine 00 months.
The many friends of Alrs. Ib'iehliu
are s1rry to 1Lnow she is ill
Four young Wren from St. Collin'
ban, Joseph O'Reilly. John - G'Con
time Joe llelver and John ('ronin. in
training c'entr'e at \Woodstock, spent
Sunday at their homes here.
AVt. are sorry to know thatBarbara
Carlin is not progressing as well as
her many friends would like her to
Ai t'. ('on Dalton visited 111s mother
brothers and sisters 01111 Other
ft iends last week.
amtl JamesAITs. Jams O'Sullivan int
London.
Miss Mary Doyle. daughter of Air.
alts Alis. ,las. Doyle, lens gone to De•
troll where she intends to reside and
take up a business course in that
city. Prior to her leaving, there was
e shower given for her by her many
girl friends tit the ]tome of Mrs. Jos-
eph Estrum, Seaforth.
WINTHROP
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Little spent
Stmday with Air. :and Mrs, Geddes
of Helgrave,
Misses IClvn I'ryce and 17lla Arm-
strong spent Friday ht Toronto with
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Armstrong.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Sperling of
McKillot, spent Sunday with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Waller Flatau.
Mr..'tarry Etldi nil is busily en-
gaged with M1'. Charles Bent Lotting
wood. -
The friends and neighle,r- td A11.
and Mrs. tarry Rapson ,t' Harlot'ii
slat Wlltlhrnit, lield a reception in
Winthrop last Friday might and pre,
eented then' with 0 stulio Londe.
Harry, un behalf' of himself and
Annie 11111110 a very suitable reply in
thanking their friend, and ne•igh-
bors for their kindness,.
Mt'. 51111 Mrs, Foster Bennett. Alone
and litlly, Air. and Airs. Peter AIe-
('owalt. llolfby and Jackie. spent Stin•
tial• with Mr. and Mrs. thee Eaten
1'lte ground is covered ered with a
blanket 0f the beautiful, which
makes it 11111011 betier than the rate
and stud.
Pie, Ralph Davidson spent the
week end with Itis , family. Mrs
Dttvtdona spent a tiny In London rte
eently with her husband.
The "helping Hand" mission hand
are holding a eoucert in the base.
Ment of the chereb on Monday even-
ing, Dec. 2, at S p.m. There will be 1a
table of testicles, made by the band.
for stale. A good programme will be
given. Everybody welcome.
The W. At. S. and \\'. A. of Cavell
Chin'c'h will hold their mutual meet-
ing In the basement of the church
00 Wednesday, l)ec. 4. at. 2 p.m. All
the 11111 1031 are requested to be
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WEST BRODHAGEN
Air. Henry Koehler is slowly hieproving after being laid up for a
couple of weeks with brourhitis.
Mr. Charlie Eggert is home from
Seaforth hospital where rte war
operated for the effete Of a Call front
an apple tree anti is slowly im-
proving.
Mrs. Henry Wieterson Is laid ape
with a very solei knee and is hardly
able to walls Ground the house.
AIr. and Mrs. A"es Fisher and fam-
ily of Carlingford spent Sunday with
Mr. sant Mrs, C'ita•lie Regele and
Charlie Eggert.
Air. Morley- Koehler. AIr. and Alrs.
Charlie Itegete- attended the funeral
of Mr. William Ila-t'tltan in Stratford
on Saturday ttfternnot, who had died
in Stratford after at operation.
Mt'. ferry Domer is busy cutting
wood for Air. \Wilt. lietnewies, With
Itis men. he is to cul hill or 01) cords.
Mr, and Airs. Matin - Dietz and
family took a tooter trip to Galt onsille
Sunday. Airs. Wm. lIoegy went w'itlt .r
their to visit her dnnghter, who live:
on a farm hetet' there.
Mr. J. A. l;ekart finished threshing
lave Saturday night after a long
season.
There 11 111 still some turnips out in
the fields. Some farmers have no
tuuri e in yet, tveiting for some dry
weather
to ('erne.
STAFFA
Air. and 'Airs. A. Jeffery and Spen-
cer snit. Airs. Wm. Stadler visited. with
Air. and lblrs, I.. Hannon.
Air. and 'Airs. H Leslie, Toronto,
visited with Air and Airs. H. Halli-
day.
Norval Norris, of Kitchener, at his
home; Ain. and Mrs. J. AI. \filler and
Air, and Nine i'rrty Miller and Beth:
visited in Perth with (lir. anti Mrs. T.
James.
17lrs. James Hill has receiveel word
of the death of her 'brother, William
Hadburn, in Flint, Mich.
Albert Dinnin, of Hall, visited Ili..
patent;, :Mr. and Mrs. W. Dlnlin.
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