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The Seaforth News, 1934-04-05, Page 4PAGE -'FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS THU'R'SDAY, APRIL 5,_1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. S'nowd'on Bros., Publishers, Miss Ruby Young of R atw<anosh spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Young. Miss Laura Manning of Kitchener spent rhe holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Manning, Mr, G. Kirkby of Grand Bend is spending his holidays with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, H, Kirkby, 'Miss 'Edith Ennis of Kitchener spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and :Sirs. J . Ennis, Mr. and Sirs. Joseph 'Davidson of London •visited the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph (Bennett. Mr, C Iennett and \1r. and Mrs, C. Sellars visited .friends in ''Ileidel- berg. Miss Mildred Sellars, 'Clayton :Sel- lars and Ronnie Bennett are spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Sellars, Morris, Miss Berra iSteiss of Kitchener is spending the holidays with her moth- er, Mrs. D. ':Steiss. The villagers were awakened on Saturday morning to the call of fire and found Mr, R. •Marks ' home on fire. IIt was supposed to have started from a heated stovepipe. The house was completely destroyed, just the furnishings on the main floor being saved. It is' partly covered with insur- ance, Sirs, IF, Curley and daughter Mar- garet and Miss Amy .Lave, Toronto, are visiting with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'J, Love. Miss Jean 'Drager, of Detroit is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Charles 'D rager. Miss M. Holland of Espanola with her parents. 'Glad to state Mrs. George William- son, 17th Grey, is, improving as well as can be expected after a serious op- eration perforated at Kitchener hos- pital by Dr. Lachnenter, z\ resident of McKillop signing himself "Ratepayer" writes that there have been some narrow escapes of cars colliding at the Leadbury corner, and advises that steps be taken to remove an immense pile of gravel ten feet high and a pile of road grad- ers and snow plows. Probably all the important intersections on the gravel road s'hou'ld be protected by stop signs. HILLSGREEN \\'e are sorry to lose Mr, and Mrs. John Jarrett and daughter, Miss !Gladys from this vicinity who have been living in Mr, Eldon Jarrott's house for a few years. Mr, J. Jarrett worked during the summer with Mr, J. H. Cochrane. We wish them every success in their new home at Kippen, opposite the manse. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Dick of Toronto and son, Master Douglas, spent Eas- ter with Mrs, Dick's .parents, Miss ;Edna G, Cochrane, R.iN., returned with them for a few weeks' visit to the city, Mr. Win, Forrest and friend, of Go- derich were calling on .old friends in this vicinity, Mr, \\run, Jarrott has been on the sick •list of late. At date of writing he is slowly recovering, Mies 'Annie, his. daughter, is somewhat improving, though slowly. Mr. John 'Farquhar of Hensall is spending his Easter holidays with his grandparents here. Miss Lettie Love of .Kippen spent a few days her a} withparents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Love, during the Easter vacation. Miss Mary Hagan, a dressmaker of Leaden, is an Easter guest with her sister, Miss Dolly, and brother, Mr, Frank, Mr. Jas. Hagan of Seaforth also spent a few days at the Hagan home. Messrs. Frank Hagan and 'John Baker Jr, were in Seaforth and Clin- ton recently on business matters, The Easter bunny was sure in this vicinity during the Easter holidays. The children are all delighted with him; too. Just ask them and see. The Rev. Mr. Parker of the 'Angli- can Church Hensall spoke ver fine Y Wed- nesday thepreparatory services here !V\ ed nesday evening in the ,IIilisgreen• church, Rev. E,' F. Chandler was also present to take part in the service, 'Sacrament was held on Sunday at the close of the service, (Rev. E, F. Chandler in charge. Mr, Victor Dinnin of S.S. No. 7, Stanley, is spending his 'Easter vaca- tion with his parents, near Cromarty, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd OiBrien and daughters of Zurich spent a day with Mrs. O1Br-ien's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnis Richardson. We are glad to report that Mr, and Mrs. Robs, Stephenson and Mrs. ID. [. 'Anderson who are all on the mend after being on the sick list for some time, are improving nicely. !Miss Helen Anderson of Clinton high school,' has been home from, school on account of sickness at her home. Miss .Jeanette McAllister of • Hen sail high se'hool is spending her Eas- ter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. McAllister, Mr. Alfred 'Westgate started his summer's work with Mr. Jas.. Love, Farm Machinery and Repairs Cone in and see our New and Used Cars Agent for ehrysler, DeSoto and Plymouth JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS All Repairs and Labor Cash. - GGS We are now buying EGGS at Highest Market Prices for CASH. Give us a trial now. (Prompt, courteous service. Best prices for Cream, Seaforth creamer y C. A. Barber, Prop, this week, Mr. Regus .Bedard of ,Drysdale has started work for a month with Mr. Ross Love. The Aubin children are visiting their grandparents, \cr, and Mrs. M. ,Denotnnte of near Drysdale. BLYTH. Miss Effie Laidlaw of .Forest and Miss Jean Laidlaw of Goderich are spending Easter .week with their mother, Mrs. David Laidlaw, The Easter thankoffering meeting of the W.M.S. of the Queen Street United Church was held on March 29. In the absence of the president, Mrs, C, E. Toll presided. 'Meeting opened with a call to worship, followed by silent prayer. The prelude was played softly by Mrs. H. McElroy. Hymn 11719 was then sung, Mrs. Bender offer- ed prayer. The Scripture Lesson taken from Luke 24. was read 'by Mrs. 'J. W, Mills, two verses of hymn 1184 were then sung; Mrs. _McElroy and Mrs. Philp gave a piano duet; Mrs. Fill - born gave "The ,Easter Message, The Cross for Every One," a trio, "Thine for (Service, Lord," 'was contributed by Mesdames H. McElroy, Floody and Lyon. Our guest speaker, Miss E. Mitchell, travelling secretary for the Dominion Board, gave an inspiring and instructive address on 'VV,M.S. work, Miss Mitchell has had '119 years experience in this work and has trav- elled extensively and was able to tell us the want and suffering she 'had stet and also the courage of the people for what they had endured. A number of St. Andrew's ,\\'.M.S. were present and enjoyed hearing the speaker. A vote of thanks was tendered the speaker on notion of Mrs. Colclough and Mrs. J. W. Mills, The Mission Band gave a very pleasfn4 number, the offering was then taken and the dedication prayer was given by Mrs, Toll. The offeringamounted0 to X33. C hymn 1187 was then sung and the meeting brought to a close by payer by Mrs. •Carr. \[r,. Oliver Johnston and daught- ers, Irene and !Betty of Toronto visit- ed Mrs. Johnston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Johnston over the holiday, Mrs, Robt. (Brown of Toronto visit- ed her sons, Wm. and Harvey Brown. \fr. Norman Floody of Arkona vis- ited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. 1':.loody, Miss A. M. Maines of Toronto vis- ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Maines Miss Hazel Betts of London visited herarents P ;Mr,andVIrs' Jt J. W.Pet.s Mrs. (Rev.) W.G Buell is visiting 'rer daughter, Elda in Toronto who is attending university "there, Mrs. Nellie Leslie is visiting friends in Toronto. Miss (Pauline Robinson of Strat- ford normal is spending her holidays with her another, Mrs. J. ID, Moody. Mr. Reg. Argent of 'Welland teach- ing staff is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Argent. Miss Lois Robinson of Welland 'eaching staff is visiting her parents, \Mr.to 1 . c Mrs. R. T Robinson. Miss Bertha Brogden of London was a visitor with her sisters, Mrs. 0, Tfloody and Mrs, W. Td. Lyon. Miss \Nelda McElroy of Cardinal is oenrl her holidays at her home. Why The Clergyman's Daugh- ters "Went Wrong" Science explains t•he distressing misfortune of a minister whose laughter chose to marry a criminal accused of several murders and rob- beries and whose other child ran away sncl has 'never been heard from, Read the article in The American Weekly with Sunday's Detroit Times, • HARLOCK. Mr, Thos. Grasby of Morris visited one day last week at the home of Reeve and Mrs. James Leiper. , Miss Helen MclGregor who is at- tending school at Clinton, is home spending 'Easter holidays; on ;Satur- day she visited at the home of her aunt, Mrs. !Jennie Knox, Mr. Thos. Knox .finished hauling his logs on Tuesday which he is hav- ing cut into planks to fix Itis barn floor, . The March Ladies' Aid and W.MlS. meetings of Burns' United Church were held at the home of Mrs. Bert :Allen, some of the neighbor ladies of Mrs, "Allen's group 'helping with the lunch, The April meeting is to be held this Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, 'Wali, Bell. The missionary quilt, which was being made by several .of the Mrs, Wnt, Bell group, was quilted on Mon- day afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. A. W. Beacons, Mrs. Bell, .Airs. Colson, Mrs, McDonald, Mrs, V,'•m. 'Knox sr, Mrs, T. Knox, Mrs. R. Watson and Mrs. I. Rapson assisting, The Misses Kathleen and Edith !Beacom served a dainty lunch. Miss Kathleen 'Beacons expects- to begin training in Clinton hospital as a nurse in the very near future, We wish Kathleen every success as she has long had a desire to be a nurse and entered the Stratford hospital to train a year or so ago but on account of her health had to give up. The kisses (Rosamond and Marion Appleby are spending their Easter holidays. at the home of their grand- mother, Mrs, Jennie 'Kn'ox. Mr, and Mrs. A. W. McE'wing and Miss Helen motored to a little the other side of 'Varna on Saturday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Norman Lloyd and little Tom- my, Mr. Lloyd .• having secured work there and hall got .the furniture etc., moved on Friday. We wish them good luck and h'a•ppiness in their new home. Mrs. Robert (Ferris, who reached the good age of 83 years on Saturday spent part of the day at the home of her .daughter, Mrs, Win, Bell. We wish \'Irs. Ferris many happy returns of the day. On Monday while home on her Easter holidays, Miss Lydia Reid, while ,engaged in preparing a room for papering, something happened the step -ladder giving her a bad fall, in which her s'hou'lder and shoulder - bone were dislocated, S:he had to be taken to the hospital where a couple of X-rays were taken: We wish to ex- tend our sympathy to Miss Lydia and wish her a good and also speedy re- covery. The pa'tron's of the McCallum and Gray beef -ring got their first beef for the season on 'Wednesday, this Thurs- day being Clinton fair day. Mr. Gordon Snell, who is engaged to work for Mr. VVan, Murphy for the summer months, started on Monday of ,this week. Quite a number of the young people in this vicinity attended the dance in f.ondesboro Tuesday night, reporting a good time. V m ham orchestra fur - wished the music. The following is the report of the Easter exams held at S. S. No. 6,{ ETullett: Leiper 63%. Sr. I•V,-W:ilma Shepherd 81, Jim McEw'fng 74. Jr.I'V.-Gordon MoGregor 1,8, Sr. T'PI.-+Laura Leiper 61. It. -'Jean Rapson 59, Ross •Leiper 58. I-IA.I'vin Nicholson 59. Pr.--'Keth3een Roe 178, ;Archie Watt 74 Pupil Puiii'I (hh aving leas t mistakes in Spelling for the past month was Wil- ma Shepherd; in Arithmetic, .Gordon \dc'Crcgor, Lydia L. Reid, 'reacher. McKENZIE'S FEED AND ,CHOPPINIG MILL Special prices until .April 144th in all Feeds. Timothy, White Clblver seed, also a quantity ,of Oats for seed. Quantity of timothy hay. Ayrshire bull and Jersey, cow for sale 'or would -oneider exchange on grass cattle Phone' 26. :1' I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY GHOST ,(C, A M,) \ 0, Thou Spirit of ,Christ, the Lord, - Thy Truth secure upon the Throne; Thy love the bond of union there; Thy Righteousness, the Law alone; Thy Peace, the Rest which angels share; Thou art the Conscience of the ,Hosts .of Heaven, 0, Thou Spirit of Truth revealed, - Un fold evealed,-Unfold thy Will to stolid mind; Destroy the doubts which trouble than; Teach 'hint to know Thy Way is kind; And gently lead !tint in Thy plan; IBe thou the conscience of the souls of nen. 0, Thou Spirit .of Love Divine, Thy ten•derness;-misunderstood; Thy comfort is to all who (fall; Companionship and Brotherhood, True 'Fellowship, thy strongest •tail; Be thou the conscience of the church of Christ. 0, thou !Spirit of ,Righteousness, - Break down the barriers of caste; Let Clan be just to Stranger's Claim; Build up a Holy Law at last Observed, obeyed, by all the same, Be Thou the Conscience of this ,Land of Ours, 0 Thou Sp•iirit of Blessed Peace, 0 send Thy IBreabh to Treaty Hall, Thy Dove to s'ha'dow men of war, Thine angel, where the churches call, Thyself to risen who hate -and more, 'Be Thou the 'Conscience ,of this World of Men, HIBBERT. The following is the report of Separate School No, 4, (Hibbert: Sr. IPV Theresa (Atkinson 65%, Louis McIver 611', 'Genevieve 'Atkin- son 60, Tommy iWilliams 56, Clare Jordan a4. Jr. 11V --,Edward McIver 66, Mat Coyne 416. Jr, IIIDI-Vonny 'O'Connor 83 'Rita McIver 117, 'Rita Coyne 68, Carl Teen- ey 08, (Peter Jordan 157, Sr. Second -Billy Morris 86, Frank O'Connor 70, Lorne (Feeney 60, ,list Class - .Tout Morris, Cecelia Givlin, Angela °Reilly, 'Harry 'O'- Connor, !Rose 10'Connor, Tom (Feen- ey, Tom Jordan. No. on roll, '33. Average attend- ance 19,4. R, M, O'Connor, Teacher. jr. Primer -Viola Boyce, Doris Clarke, Number on roll 7. Average attendance 11615. H S'tviliie, Teacher, \c'r, and Mrs, W. J. Tough moved to their new Moine !),Olipton.,on• Sat- e, urday last. Mr. and :\Its,' Joe Martin are busily engaged moving into the home recent- ly vacate -C-1 by Mr. and ;Mrs Tough, Miss iGingerith o[ Minim is at pre - seat visiting her brother, Mlr. Noah lGitgerich of the (Bronson line. Miss Margaret (Douglas of .Blake visited. Toronto, Galt Hyde Park and. St. Marys over ,the week end, Mrs, Wilson !Armstrong returned to her !tonne on !Saturday after spending a 'week with her daughters, Mrs, 5. Bryne 'and Mrs. J. Collins of 'London, Mrs. J. Collins and son returned with Mrs. Armstrong 'and are spending the week at her old home on 'Goshen, 'Sir. and Mrs. Ruskin !Keys of .East Windsor spent Easter with the form- er'a pa'renits, Mr, and Mrs. ,Nelson Keys, Miss Jean Cornish of Clinton is! spencbing the !Easter holidays with 'her friend, Miss !Dorothy Armstrong. Mr, Mervyn !Keys of 'Westerns• Uni- versity, !London, is spending the holidays at his home on Babylon Line. Mrs, •Case, who has been taking care of 'Mrs, IRobt, •McICl'inc'hey for some months, was called suddenly to Pet•raiie oiv Monday awing In 'the ill- ness of 'her daughter. Quite a nu'm'ber of Use farmers are making .maple syrup this spring, but the season so far ihas not been very favorable, (Report of S. S, No. 4, Stanley, for Winter term: 'Fift'h Claes..-Stuart Watson 69%, 'Jean 'Dunn 03. Sr. IIII, -Billy Armstrong 79, Mel- vin Greer 08, Ethel Watson 67, Gord- on Welsh -eke, absent, Jr. IIIM,-•\cadge 'Houston 62, Ilene Greer 60, Wilfred Rau 81. IL -Andrew Rau 63. J. -Dewar Talbot, tAtithany Rau, Frances Mossop, Teacher. TUCKERSMITH. The following is the report of :S. S. No. 2, Tuckerstnith. Pupils were ex- amined in Arithmetic, Spelling, Read- ing, \\r'rtiing, Lit., Comp„ 'History. lGeog„ Agr., Grant„ Art. Those mark- ed with an asterisk were absent for one or more examinations. Sr. LV.-tTheda Watson 88, Olive Smith 86, Edna Dayman 84, 'Dorothy Deitz 83, Doreen Cooper 79, Ronald MaciGregor 76 Bernard McLean 68, Jr. fV-il'dison McLean 80, Sr. LIiI Ka,thleen MacGregor ,9l Donald D'aylnan 79, Mildred Deitz 7'4 *iJon Cooper 73, Blanche Watson 70. Jr, IdiI-IB1lltie Sproat 87 ,Esther Dayman 118, *'Gwen Cooper 75, *Ray Cooper 71, ,Grace 'Sc'ltilbe 05, Kenneth McKenzie 61', 'Kathleen 'Schilbe 60, Marjorie 'Smith 59. Sr. PI. dack Deitz 86, *Ronna Chandler 84,, Joe McKenzie 77, Jean Schilbe 73. Jr. II, 'MEldred Moat 78, 'hBuddte Cooper 76, Wilmer MadGregor 74. Sr. L -,Ronald Caldwell 80, Dor- othy Chandler -absent, Jr. I, -'Johnny Smith 83, Wallace Watson 80, Idabel Watson 78, 011ie Schilbe 70. Pr, -Gerald Moffat 80. Hilda Richardson, Teacher WINTHROP. Quite a number from 'here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. •Pryce o Seaforth on Saturday. 'We extend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved fa- mily. Miss Maudiie -'Snarling of •Kincard- ine spent :the e Ea ster holidays with her parents, Mr. and •Sirs, .Alonzo •Sp'rrl• Sirs ;Samuel Somers of 'Detroit -.ant the week end with her brother v • TOh 11 I[3U1'i'a"'i ,Miss ,Marjorie Baxter . of Benmil'ler spent last week with her grandparents, \cr. and Mrs. Robt, A. 'Camp'bell. We extend our sympathy to Mrs, Archie .Kerr and \cr. Percy Smith in the death of their sister, Mrs McKay. who passed away hi Toronto Hospital STANLEY. The ,following is the school report of S. S. ,No. 5, 'Stanley, for ,February and Mardi:, Jr. I'V. - ,Lolus McCli'nchey 1511%, Russell' Oesch 44. Jr. I11T, Mary McClinchey '61. Sr. I11. -Mae Smibh 83, Hughie'Mc- Bride 717, Anson McKinley 70, Jean Mo0'lnnchey 70, Kathleen O:esch 67.. Jr. III-iAn'nie Oesclh 69, Doreen McClin•chey 413. II. -,+Iiia Boyce. Sr. .Primer. - Myrtle iMclKinley. Kenne't'h) Armstrong, Mae Oesch Wesley MclBride. i Oji HULLETT. !Huillett loses one of its pioneer citi- zens in the person of .William ,Stev- ens'in his 89,th year, who passed away at the home of 'his son-in-law, Mr. James tMclGill, on ,Friday, March 30th. iIIe was born in Devonshire, England,' and came. to t'h'is country when young, He settled at 'Stapleton where he worked for a number of years. Then he took up land on concession 9, lot 22, Hallett, He farmed here for a number ,of years, then retired to Clin- ton. !His wife, Maria K, Daley and one daughter, Mrs. J, Hodgins, of Saskatchewan, predeceased hint. Sur- viving are four daughters and one son, Mrs. R. 'Pengilly and Mrs. R. Clark, in the West, Mrs. W. Watson Sunderland, Ont Mrs.'. T. McGill, Hu- ron Road, and Mr. W. H. Stevens of Seaforth. 'The funeral was 'held from the home of his son-in-law to the Clinton cemetery, The pallbearers were his son, Mr, W. H, Stevens; his son-in- law, Mr. J, McGill, his nephew, Mr. J. E, Daley, and three grandsons, W. \V. Stevens, John Stevens alai John \cdGill, JOLLY GIRLS CLUBS The Jolly Girls Club on March 28 held their regular meeting at the Name of the secretary, Helen Edler. The meeting etntg was opened with the Climb !Song. The secretary read the minutes of the previous meeting and the Roll Call was answered by 115 members, The treasurer received the fee, the pass word ofiginated by the vice presiden't's mother, Mrs, M. L. Williams, was accepted, and a quar- tette was given by 4 members. Gene- vieve Hawkins sang a very pleasing solo and a dance by 'Marion Sclater entitled "The Sailor's Hornpipe," and a song by Freda Williams were all enjoyed. Doris Hopf was admitted into the cdnb, "Pin the tail on the donkey" was won by Genevieve Haw- kins, after which a social half hour was enjoyed, DUBLIN Mrs. John Cairns.-L'illiau Watson beloved wife of Mr, John Cairns,: passed on 'S'a'turclay at her hone in IIib'bert: Her demise is very sad as 'her .husband is bereft of his loving wife, who contracted pneumonia a a few clays previous to 'her death. At times during the severe winter months she had not been in the best!, of health Her mother and'two broth- ers sltl'vi t 4 e beside her 'husband The ,funeral was held to Mitchell Presby- terian ie• ,b - terian cemetery at 2 p.m, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence !Beale and their two sons Kingsley and Lionel of Stratford, were here for a sh ,r, holiday with Mrs. C. IBeale and 'her daughter Mary, Miss ',Gertrude Stapleton, Toronto, is 'holidaying at her hone in the vil- lage. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Benninger and son's .Hugh and Donald and a cousin, Miss 'Schmidt, spent Monday al London', Mr,- John McGrath of Claudeboye is holidaying with his parents. REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING ROBERT ARMSTRONG DOROTHY WILSON in "Above The Clouds" A rip-roaring Airplane Story - Comedy - Tarzan - Cartoon Mon. Tues. Wed., April 9-10-11 A "Cavalcade" of Melody JOHN BOLES GLORIA STEWART in "BELOVED The musical romance of the year Comedy News Reel Thurs. Fri. Sat., Apr. 12.13-14 LAUREL AND HARDY in "Pack , Up Your. Troubles Comedy Coming - "There !Goes The Bride" Getting Ready For the Lamb- ing 'Season Lambing is the shepherd's harvest, and it is 'also his most exciting time. Everything mast, therefore, be in readiness for the coining of the new Ewes heavy in lamb require snore pen and feeding space, if overcrowd- ing and losses are to be avoided. Two feet of !feeding space is' the minimum required. Large flocks should be divided by putting the ewes expected to lamb ,first in the.warmest and Most com- fortable pen. clave the Roar level, dry, clean ,and well bedded, i,f possible provide equipment for 'making individual lambing pens, Folding 'hurd'les are very handy for that purpose. The etre is much quieter of kept alone. Simple Insect Control The control of nest vegetable in- sects is nota very difficult .or com- plicated matter ifthegrower will 'bear in mind one or two simple facts which can be quickly learned ,by watching the 'habits of the pests causing the damage. Insects, accord- ing to the type of injury they do, can be divided into two general classes; those Intawn as biting in- sects, which in feedingactually bite a piece out of the plant attacked, and those known as sucking insects, which suck the juices out of the leaves or tsems without noticeably changing their outline. For biting in- sects (caterpillars, cutworms, etc.) -' three .Poisons are commonly recom- mended, arsenate of lead, arsenate of lime, and Paris green, Sucking in- sects (aphids, plant bugs, leafhoppers, etc.) are customarily controlled by nicotine uslphate, either in liquid or dust form, 'Want and For :Sale Ads, 3 times, 50c ConventioD and • Annual 1 Meeting The Liberal Conservatives of South Huron will hold a convention at HENSALL Wed.,Apr,1 1 AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M. To select a candidate to contest the Riding of South Huron at the coming Provincial Election, Three delegates will vote from each 'Polling Sub -Division THE HONOURABLE,` W.GiMartin Minister of Public Welfare AND OTHERS Will be present ,to address the meeting. The Election of Officers will take place at this meeting. Ladies are especially invited to attend Col. H. B. Combe, W. 0. Goodwin, IPresidenf, Secretary "God :Save The King"