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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-10-25, Page 4>Ii SEAFQRTI DEWS THURSDAY, QCTQ13: 25, 192E THE SI'i',AEO'li,TI-1 NEWS ,$Bowdon Dies„ Publishers, WALTON. The Late George Patter on,--Deatli elided :alt finless. of sonte:moeths' dear- eeetatien:Saturday evening at 10 o'clock, Whets •l'tr, George 1 attcrsoe, a highly t•espeeted resident of this district, lellssed peacefully away at his home cru the Mullett -Morris hatndary,. Vero •,utiles west of here, Though 'a min of high principle ausd.a successful far- mer, he did not' believe in..the ostenta- 't:ous things in life, able was born near Toronto 67 years ago and when i small hey. the 'fancily, cease to East • awaso h where he attended S. S • ,No. d ) He wee employed1o y ed • Cn the broom factoryin Clinton•for, a 'fele .years and also wan a framer there for several year After his marriage 'i years ago to tMisa Margaret Mc- • Mram o£ [Mullett, he took a f'ttrni in McKiliup• and leter moved to a fat•tn • near Burns' Church, Since then he lived on the farm on which he died.; Besides leie serrow*ing widow, he leaves three son \\ tll•iam Chicago; 'Robert Edntonci, and Alexander' at h,,me, and -three daughters, ears, Richard Pratt, Moucreif; Manua, Chi: t te°, and Edith at home, • Three chile' +lien predeceased hien. Edna and jme- mit, in infancy and Mt.. Wesley Searle four years ago, •,He also leaves four sisters Mrs Alf, Coltson, Mrs, Ed. Joyce, Mrs. Sam. Bersote, alt.uf Toronto, and one brother, \\rilliton of Cleveland. 'Cwt sisters predeceased him, Mrs, Theo Morse and Mrs. B. :Mulligan. The funeral was held no 'Monday from the house and was .largely. attended. Rev. Dr. Kiln eby and Rev, T. W. t,00dtvill of Blyth and Ret. %V. .1. etaines, Walton, con- ducted the services, Interment was made in Burns' Church cemetery. The- Palil>eaners were Robert Reid, Herb, t'irkhy, Jack Rowland, 'David \Vat- e.m, Johan Shannon and \Villia m Staples. 'Among those from a die - ranee were his family and three sis- ters, .Mrs,. Coltson, ,Mts. Joyce and Mrs. Barsotai also Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Patterson, leonllnll; Mr. Theo. lforse, Jr.,. and Mr Theu Morse, Se„ f Palmerston: Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Petternu, lir. and Mrs. McLean and Mrs, J. Patterson Wroxeter. Mr. and. Mrs, 1Viltians G. Clark and family attended the Harvest Thanks- giving services in St. john's Church, Brussels. last week. eft. and Mrs, 'Saltier, accompanied by bliss Flora 'Harris and Mr. Themes Clark, - motored'to Stratford recently, Mr, and Mrs, Robert J. Clark were Blyth visitors over Sunday. Me. Neil McNeil has been spending a few weeks' holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Clark, being the father ,f the latter. He has attained the great age of S9 years and is able to read the newspapers and is looking hale and hearty, He carne from Scot- land in the early eighties. - Mr; and Mrs. C, 13, Forrest, Blue- aale; announce the engagement of their nines, Christie F. McLeod, to Mr.. Andrew C. Turnbull, son of lir. and Mrs, Oliver Turnbull, Of Walton, the marriage to. take place early in November. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davidson and efureetee,of Landpn, andeefr, and Mrs, t hotuas Watson were week -end visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Hingston and Mr. and airs. Cliff Hingston, of Wingham, -and errs. Lloyd and Jean Crut'kshanks `.were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Bennett on Sunday. Roy and firs. Bennett and Russ were visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett, Winthrop. Mr. Wesley Clark, of Stratford, spent Sunday tinder the parental roof. .Bias Winnifred Drager is visiting ',iencds in Preston, George and Mrs. Clark spent Sun- i.te with -friends near Stratford. LLB. No. 470, Victoria, visited L. net. . at belgrave and after the general business and atter the; lodge closed, all were invited to Bro, Chas. Coulter' where adainty lulch was served, and thebalance of .h evening spent tlthe e g in games. Rapten, of P,rodliagen, is busy • putting cement stabling in Mr. Joseph Tampbell's bare. Messrs. Arthur Balfour and George Love visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Faw- cett n on at LSunday, On Tuesday night a reception was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hollinger, when a large number of guests gathered. The happy couple will reside on the groom s farm in Morris. Miss Lillian Nicholson, of lioKil- 3op, who underwent an operation in. Clinton Hospital Suite recently, has returned home and is much 'improved in health, J. N. Campbell received word on Mlun lay that his brother, Mr. Robert' :amp'hell. of Vancouver, formerly of \Calton, was riffle to he up and mimed •.again for the first time since he snf- sererl a paralytic stroke last .iugust. ship, near tl3lyth Mr. and Ivlrs Atkinson, of Wal- leeelittr spent a day with tate ratter's Ittotltet, Mee, K Citb o s n, Mr. and Mrs Jellies .aiehnroted vis- ited their denghtet, M see Alberta Iaelunond, of 'Stratford, d, r' Miss Mildred iHilboru spent a. day with Mies Minnie Yeo. sllesers. John and Cliff Yeo motor- ed to Owen -Sonnet last week. Mr. Jemes Henry of neat' Settforth had his ,car eotnp'letely wrecked near Union eetnetery, on a recent Saturday night while passlnti',Mr. Thu Crate - fords ear, He ran into the ditch but escaped injury. Mr: and Mrs. J aleph Stothers are visiting at Dungannon. Mrs, (Dr.? Milne is expected ,to be sufficientlyimproved after Iter recentcent operation itt Toronto to return hetne this week. Many friends of Me. Edward `vat - see are sorry he is laid up with a bad cold which at his age of 8e is serious. Rev, W. 13. Hawkins, of Forest, was a visitor here on lthednes•lay last. Those who attended the W.IM:S. Conference '(!West 'Section) of Huron t'ros'byterial held at Auburn on Wed- nesday, Oct. 17th, from the (;ueen Street United Church were Mrs. (Rsi',) Barnby, Mrs. D. Fkoody, eles, A B. Carr, Mrs, William Lyon, Mrs, R, Wightntate Mrs. J. D Maady, Mrs, J. Calclough, Mrs, S,White, The regular montly meeting of the Women's 'esthete wilt be held on Thursday, Nov, est, The, pro- gramme will ben charge of the jun- ior Institute; devotional part, Miss Gladys '1+'awce'tt Mrs, William Craig, the report of the Walkerton conven- tion held October 17111; Miss Bertha Ploggart, the report of the Junior ln- s:titetc convention at Guelph, Anniversary services were held la Si, Andrew's United Church, on Sun- dt•y. Rev. George Little, Toronto, for- merly of •Guelp'h, an editor of the 'Sale - bath School publications, preached to large congregations morning and. ev- enittg, The choir was assisted by Miss Mildred Browne, Toronto, and Mr. Harvey Mason, 'Detroit. Miss Browne and Mr, Mason are talented vocalists and their contributions are enthusiastically received here at all times. Messrs. George Leith and John McArthur sane a delightful duet at the evening- service. - The fowl sup -per of St. Andr'ew's Church was held Wednesday evening. The choir of St. Andrew's Church, Ripley, presented aasplendid concert ,programme. Rev, IR'.. D. McDonald, of Egmoudville, gave a short ad- dress. • Mr. E. Bender and son, Dr. and Mrs Barnby and IRev. and Mrs. Weir attended the banquet and public meet- ing in the United 'Church, Mitchell, on _Monday evening. Dr. Barnby pre- sided at the meeting. The Marriage took place recently of Miss Evelyn [Stinson, Toronto, (laugh- ter, of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. 'Stinson, Blyth, to •Mr. Earl Spafford, Toronto, son of Mrs, C. Sentient, Blyth. Mr and Mrs. Isaac Brown and dau- ghter Miss Mildred 'Brown, Toronto, visited friends here over the week- end. • Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Detroit, visited her uncle and aunt. Mr. and lire, \V. -N. McElroy, over the week- end, Kiss Hattie .Spafford, Toronto, vis- ited her mother, Mrs. C. Spafford, this week. Mrs. E. N. Faris and baby, Patsy, of Toronto, are visiting her parents. Rev. and lire. George Weir. Rev. Dr. Barnby will dedicate the new United Church at Port Albert next Sunday. Rev. R. A. Lundy, of Nile, will take the, morning service of Queen Street Church at 10.30 a.nt. 'rhe Official Board will have charge of the evening service. Mabel Fear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fear underwent an oper- ation for appendicitis in Clinton hos• pital Friday afternoon and i; improv- ing nicely-. BLYTH, Mir. and Mrs. Cliff Yen, of Wallace - burg. visited their parents, Mr. ani Mrs. George Potter and Mr. and lir, John Yeo. • Miss Mildred 1-litheet. wh,, has spent the last fete week, with he•' inters at hrrcelt..n, has returned tc. .P,lyth. Mrs. el. Switzer. Mr< J Switzer and her daughter, Mr:. George Lind- say. of (layfseid. -were-guests at the 'home of Mfr. John Yeo. Master Duncan Mtutro had the. • mrsforttfne'to'break his right arm last week whsle playing at school, In the presence. of immediate rel • tiveS.a quiet wedding was srhi'tnnize'l at 'Central T'ttited Church. \\tndsor. by Rcv. A. -Ie. Det ueis. when Mitchel • Elizabeth. younger daegh er 1 71• - it efts, -William '131 Meundc e. Ra' Delaware Avenue, Detroit, becanty the '.,ride of lir. : !a, a'nt'i T. •ua lhsger; younger sou of .ifs. and :1f 'Louis Hollinger, 11lyth. The. hr•r!: wore a gine oi' sea screen c•hifteet. with black Velvet...hat and.corsage •d Sweetheart roses and white sx . +e ;:ens, e,u""it'rt .for gaff .f the • erorsin, •a Trench headed 'ha;. \tier theecretttesny •luncheau watt seteer•1 'the -.Prints Edward .Hotel Windier, tollo'ry�'i g,.)vlticltatt, • 13,1id'aT rtobp;e to; fat} e leVre bot m:ei tt,'-\ir tied kir Ilnhl•iitger wi11 reside in ''Morns Teem- . • HARLO-'CK, • Mrs Rev. Weir of,Blyth wil.1 have charge of the service in Burns r, iter Church on Sunday'morning and Knox 'Church, Londesboro. in the afternoon. Her address is to be on C,tt,I.T. and Tnxis boys. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moffatt of ceswa ter visited their friend, Miss Janet McVittie, on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Angus Reid attended the anniversary service in Kinburn on Sunday morning, also visiting on Sutt •:a,y at the house of Mr. and Mfrs. 1.,ntes. Hugill. Road, spent Sunday at -tlse home o Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and. Mr. and Mrs T. W. Butt. Mir. and Mrs..Williani'Lovat visited Miss Rosa McLean, of Greetnvay, ai the hone of Mr, and Mrs. Nelsen ;pent the week -end with her parents, tear 00 Sunday. lir. and Mrs. Jatnes,13. McLean. Mils Mary -Reid, whoe home used Mr. and Mrs. George Glenn and t • he herr, but who now livves in Park- family, who !save been visiting friends- hill, riendshill, is at present visiting her sister, in Detroit, have returned. Mars- Frank Martin, of Sunshine. A number from the village attended Mr. and Mrs. Jellies Watt, of ,Blyth, :he fowl supper in - Zurich.- •erc at present visiting at the home of Mbit Miicdred Johnston. who has \hr. and Mrs. Leo Watt. been visiting •her sister, Mrs. George eine Frank Marshall, of Wawa- Tugrans, of the T,ondat Road, has re- •oeh, visited at the home of her sister, turned to her home here. r el re. Nnrtnasl Sheppard. on Monday Mrs. -K. Cochrane and ssec Mt last week. Agnes atud Annie -Cochrane, of Cls n \Ce are pleased t., know that efiss ton,. have been visiting' Mr. and Mrs Wilma Sheppard, wh,., was sick for a John Cochrane, of the Town Line, f, -w days. is able to be around. again. Mfr. Fred Parsons, of London, visit- Mrrs. Jahn Smith, lir. Albert Lyd- ed his former hone over the w•eek- relatt, and Mr. William Ross have re- •end. .5 left turned home after spending the last Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons e r.s,i months. in the West. on an extended visit to their rl;iugh- Mr. end Mrs. Alex. McEwiug and ter, Mrs, Ryckman, of Dakota. iatniiy, Mr. and Mrs, David Reid and Miss Mary Thompson petit the family, visited at the hoine of Mr. reek -end with her parents, Mr. wild Wilson Campbell, of Winthrop, on Mrs. G. Ii, Thatnpson Sunday afternoon. Ntiss Edith Dick, of - S.S. No, 14, Mr. rSimon lfcVittie and Hay, won the • oratorical contest \I.•. andalt l t Mrs. Mrs. George Moon cisitod Mitten Saturday. linen credit is rase feiende in Kirkton on :Sunday, the traria, Mfiss 0, Finnegan. lir,. Best. of Perth, and Mrs, Wii- uctl• Chetp, of T,ondon, visited at the MENTS: teen .,i erre, et, \V, and p,,ert Allen REPORT OF HOG SHIP r Tucsda • of last For mouth ending Sept. 30th. ottwe ek: Monday and y .� :Seafortlt-Total 288, select 96, thick! week, 'Mr, Herold f, ., •catorr: is at present smooth 1-63, heavies 8, shop hogs 9; . 1 703 select for a e. to take c ereone; to wore ie 1 g !; heavies 3 extra heavies , tl+.ick (10, hcavw. , i;,r lir, Charles Para<sns. who ha, er 1. use on a holiday trap to the aces. •thick �'\�"niton--To sal 3(0 select h7, MIF. Leri SVatt accompanied by Mfr. and VERTON FLOUR MILLSCO. LIMT'.l"AD $E MEOWTB',' QN111711t1O WE 21RE PAVING for Grain per bus per bus per bus 100 lbs. per bus clean grain Wheat, Standard' i1:20 Oats, Standard or over . 4o o Barley, Standard or over 65c Mixed Barley and Oats -$1,30 per Buckwheat;, Standard and over . 72c We have no grain cleaner, These prices are 'for delivered at the mill. WE AKE SELLING Silver1 ing,' Beat Manitoba .Patent x;4.00 per burg Keystone, Best Pastry Four $3.75 per bag Whole Wheat, (Stone Ground) 13,70 per bag Bran in bags $34.00 per tont. Shorts " $36.00 per ton Middlings " • $45,00 per ton Chopped Mill -'run Screenings " $30.00 per ton CASH NO DELIVERY , WE ARE NOW PREPARED TODO CUSTOM CHOPPING PHONE 51 Woodslee, Essex County. "Tiley ex- pect to be home the .beginning .of next week and have sotne nice decks with tlteni from the Mississippi River, Mr, and Mrs. George ,Watt and Miss Lydia Reid attended the 'anni- versary.serv,ce in St. Andrew's church in Blyth on Sunday, Miss Marjorie McE'wing visited her friend, Miss Ena Parsons on Sunday. Miss Hattie 'Gray and Mrs. Stanley Lyons visited at the home of Sirs. Isaac ,Rapson on Tuesday. Mrs. Farnham. of Clinton, visited at the home of Nies. H. W. and Bert. Allen on Friday and. Saturday last, We are sorry to know that ML's, H. W, Allen is at present very low, Mrs. William Bell and Miss Lydia visited -friends at Goderich from Fri- day till Monday. Mr. and • Mrs. Isaac Raps.tn and Marie visited at the home of Mt, Wil- liam Jamieson and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Johnston and lvIiss Annie Johnston, of 4Walton visited at the home of Mrs, Simon Mc Vittie on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. [William Sheppard, of Clinton, visited last week at the home of their son, Mr.- Norman Sheppard. KIPPEN. Notice. --As our business year ends Oct. 31st, the would like all outstand- ing accounts settled before that date. J. P. Bd)3 EY, ICippen. 1frs„ Abc, Forsyth is spending a %leek with- 'friends in Detroit ,and Grosse Isle, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. _Tames McDonald and daughter motored to Windsor and spent a few days with • their many friends in the Border City. Miss Etta..Jarrott, teacher 'in Tp- vont°; spent the week -end with her parents in the village. Several from in and around the vii- a is nursing Mrs. Ephrtam Clarke, who rage attended the banquet in Mitchell has been laid -up since Monday with on Monday night and all speak very' au attack of appendicitis. highly of the reception they got. Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Dayman and Clarence McLean, of London, spent Miss Sarah tDayman, of •E'ippen, vis a few- days with his parents recently. iter Mrs. Dayman's aunt, airs. Thos.. Mr. R. J. Daytnan is holding a Pollard and Mr. Pollard, who, accom- clearing; auction sale on Tuesday palled 'by Miss Phoebe Wakefield, et - next. tended Terrier's Church anniversary Biases Grace and Margaret Cooper. on ,Sunday. o1 London, were visitors at the home Mrs, (Rev.) 'Johnston was the guest of their brother. W. R. Cooper, over of Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Rogerson on the week -end. Sunday. Mr. Adam Glazier, of Clinton, was Rev, W. D. McDonald was the `t visitor at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. guest of Mr, and Mrs, Ephriam Clarke T. W. Butt on Saturday last and Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley Mr. and Mrs, James Micelynront on Sunday, The Clinton Quartette spent Sunday at the home of their were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William f r err ger Britton n om Sunda . V. T i o Y F. Y Y daughter, g tier Ivies. ntiserecting a ane v �a all s eJohn Freeman v Kyle, of Mensal], P 1'!r.e Alice Mies y , h' week with - sa his 'farm, a few clays during the past ht n hot a on s her sister, Mrs, John Dettz. Messrs, Gilbert Jarrott and C4ar- LUNDESBORO cure McLean, of the London Untver- Mr. and Mrs, Audd and fancily, of city, spent the week -end. at their re- Woodstock, spent Sunday at the home spective homes, of Mr. Jmmes McCool. rice from here attended took the service nit number I f o ,•e a t e . _R, Co one Rev, 12Q Re nin, in l rucefield on Sunday .evening. CONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. Adam iNicholson at- tended the funeral of Mr. Nicholson's uncle, Mr, George Patterson, of Mul- lett, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mann spent Sunday with lir. and Mrs,• Rdbert U ritnoldby, Mr. and i\dfs, John Staples, of Me- leiliop, spent Sunday at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Joseph Riley. 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson, of Brussels, spent Sunday in' the village, Mr, George IS•immons and son, of Teeswater, spent the week -end with Me, and Mrs. Robert Grintoldby. Miss Helen Lane, of Seafortlt, was the guest of Miss ,Elva Wheatley on Sunday and assisted its the -choir at the anniversary services. 'Mir. and Mrs. Higgins and Miss Ferrol Higgins and Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McNeil, of Clinton, visited Mr, and Mrs. B. 13, Stephenson Sun- day, The anniversary services on Sunday were successful its every • way. Rev. W. D, McDonald',' Egnsot>dville, cer- taitkly wolf the hearts'of two large congregatitids morning 'and evening, ...by his sold -,inspiring sermons and left' messages, that will not be.soon forgotten. The - Clinton Quartette, with Mrs. Corless, soprano, Mrs. Fitz- simmons, alto, Mr, Clifford Lobb, tenor, ere, Pearson, bass, rendered ap- pealing selections at both services. The offertory tiniounted to the hand- some suint of $140, The fowl supper and concert on Tuesday evening drew a very large crowd which filled` the tables tram 6 to 8 o'clock. It is expected the pro., reeds will.exceed last year's sum o' $359, Mrs. Clsarles eloGregor Was laid' up with an attack of appendicitis last weer: but was able to beim -on Friday. Miss Margaret Love, of Walton, anniversary services at Constance on Mee. Ray and Miss Jean McLean, Sunday. e village, returned home after lir, Fred Youngblutt returned tome •,f th g , ,pending a few days in Niagara Falls, on Friday last alter a pleasant visit Mr. and Mrs. P. Scales, of Thames with Detroit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mac MoCool spent ;Friday idas in Stratford, -Mss Bather Lyon returned to her Lome here on Friday last after visiting at Leamington, el tndsor, Detroit and other points. A miscellaneous shower was given by the friends of Miss Govier at the hone of 7'lr. T. iFairservice on Thurs- day night. Miss Gooier was the recip- ient of many nice presents and thank- ed her friends kindly for the pleasant surprise. Mr. Harold Adams and Miss Edna C nw ier were quietly married at the clause by the Rev..Mr. Ahrey on Sat- urday last. Their many friends ex- tend congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Teoberton and Miss Emrnci tori spent the week -end at the latter's home at Ripley. 'Miss Bertha Nott. of Clinton, spent the week -end with her ,parents here. Mr, William [Ross and. - Mr, Harry Caldwell returned home last week sif- ter spending a couple of months in the West. HULLETT, Messes Effie and .Lizzie I�airserviee are visiting their aunt in Dundee. Mfr. and Mrs. Sundercock spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. A, Weymouth, Brucefreld Iota 34, I 1, k tl t o •k h Sl slop hogs 1,lights and feeders gene s t 1' motor early .meth 234. heavies 17, lights Satrio, Parsons left >y, fcrder 10, Saturday naming and krill visit Mfrs. Huron County total 4,$ hfh,l MIalim,, nI South Bend, In- digene (formerly Margaret Parsons) Mr. and eerie William Parsons,"of tRtsrhn�gto-st;,+Iowa, and on their way hien v rl ;iett [hes hone 'd . l[ary Ya'snn nw Mee, Jelin Wallaie, of 87,, select 1 649, thick A1112ooth ...797. heavies l7.I e 't tK •---I i •Seeforth'hos, ital on 'xtra hravrta 2, sit,,,p hogs 1.1 , tight; HA�BH<II t p tor! feeler, 44, t. Mfonilny, Ocinber 2�, 1928 to, tbf• i and 11'1.s. Thomas' t-Tahlcitk,: Sear Went and For Salm .A6;3 times 53c faith, a Iatsghter, 11JELIN, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Eckert spent Sunday, with itr, and Mrs, Mike 0'- C'onnor, , Me. utttl Mrs Meter. McIver spent Suitday `wwttlt Mrs. John MacIver, Mlss Rose O'Connor spent the week end with iter patents. Miss Katie Flanagan spent the week cud with her parents, Mr, and. Mrs, liiehtlel Flanagan: - Miss Downey ,entertained a number, of frieisds Sunday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Stapleton spent Saturday ,evening with Mr, and Mrs. Patrick Stapleton, A very.sad and sudden death oc- curred alt Tuesday of last week when Mrs. John Forbes passed away at the of 27 sacs, She had been talk- lug'age on the phoue� to her sister at ll1,30 but when het husbttud carne in at noose he foetid ler helpless on the Aour and. she passed away shortly afterward, Before her marriage two years ago; she was Miss Mary Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Gray; H'ib'beet, Besides' her husband, five sisters and six brothers survive: Mrs, Crawford,. Cromarty Mrs,' II, Stinson, Logan; Mrs..Scriveus, London; Misses,jean atul Mabel Gray at Mottle; J•olut Gray, Mitchell, David Gran, London, Geo. and James, WClliainn, Carl, all at home, Rev, Mr. Capper conducted. the funeral service fret St. Mary's church, interment being in Mitchell cemetery. Pallbearers were five bco- thers-in-law W, G Scrlvens, Welling- ton Crawford, Howard Stinson, Wil- liam and Albert Forbes, Phyliner Watson. Many beautiful floral trib- utes were,received, including St. Mary's Guild, Dublin; 'Lion Ladies' Aid, Mr, and Mrs. George Martin, Stratford; Mr, John Martin, Strat- ford; 'Hibbert L.O G No, 82.7; Mr, and Mrs, E. Ann's, Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Darling, Dubhn; Mr. and Mrs, 1', Leppard,Mr, and Mrs. 5, Jerry, Monkt0ti Mr, and Mrs. D McCul- lough, lionkton; The Family;- Mr. and 7'1rs G.1:Iighwood, Mr. and. Mr's. \\r, Buck, Mr. and Mrs. C. Crouch, Mr. J Hood; Supt. and staff, car dept„ CeN. leyse London Mr. and Mrs. R. Duncan, Pe•Ed-ward, Mr. and Mrs. A. Forbes, Dublin The Ladies' Guild are meeting at the hone of •Mrs. Joseph Moore, of Logan. The ducky name for the quilt will be -drawn at this meeting. ''H`arveet Thanksgiving services will be held in St. Marys Church on Sun- day. Rev, E. L. Lewin, of Brussels, will preach,,, 'Miss Mary.Mlalone, of St, Columbaii spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Joseph McGrath, -Miss Mary Krauslcopf, spent Suite clay with ,her cousin, Miss Teresa Fla: negate Miss Kate Flanagan, of Clinton, spent the week -end with her parents here. Woods -Dorsey. -A quiet but pretty wedding took -place in St. Colupiban on Monday morning when.Miss Lucy M. Dorsey was united in mmarriage to Patrick Woods. The -bride. who was given' in marriage by lterbrothcr, Ma'. Louis Dorsey, looked charming in a 'beige crepe de-chene dress with hat and shoes to match and wore a• pink choker. Mr. and Mrs. Woods were attended by ,lir. and Mrs. William Dorsey. After a short honeymoon they will reside in Dublin. Mrs. Frank Feeney entertained a uumber,of friends on Sunday evening. Mr. Joseph Writt, of Stratford vis- ited friends in Dublin on Sunday: Mr. John 'Williams and sister Mar- garet. of Detroit, visited with their Parents, Mr. and Mfrs. Patrick Wil' liams, on Sunday. Mr. W. Miller of Brodhagen is bus- ily engaged digging a well for Dr. Traynor. Ilr. Edward Gormley is in Strate fsa•d this week ,on the jury. We are all glad to hear that Mr. Bill Gillingham is -around again after his serious accident. Mr. John McGrath shipped a valu- able load of horses to Quebec on Sat urday. - Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jordan and fa- ncily have returned after visiting with friends here. e s / 's Webber London I. ,'tic pantie Ile .lit,, the guest of Miss Mary O'Connell,. Mr. and Mrs, J. Ryan and family of Stratford spent the week end with the latter's mother. Mrs. T. Maloney. In spike of a very wet night, a suc- cessful progressive euchre. and dance hallon Friday - aitch was held in the.Y P everting under the auspices of the C:W.L. 'Ladies' first prize was won' by Mrs: James Keauskopf and gents' first prize by Mr, Philip Flanigan. No consolation prizes were .given. Brussels. Brussels may soon have ti hospital. It i.,' rumored, that ,the prick house owned 'hy'S. T. Ptgm. is to the fitted tip fol' that parpase,, the heal doctors and Ter. Meer:ester, r, of. Settee befog interested. BORN. MANLEY. elle and etre. .1oseph 'Eckert and Mr, and Mrs, Thomas I'itrcell, of Midland, motored home for the week- end and report the wet weather is even worse in that district than it has been here. and that work is almost at a standstill. 111r. and Mrs. P. McLaughlin, were visitor's at the home of Mr. C. Eckart last Sunday, el is, Anna Manley is at present nursing her - grandmother, Mrs. C. Eckart, who is improving slowly, -Mr, John I)eitz has completed crushing •tone for this season as the roads are a'bant impassible. HE.NSALL. Death of John Fluker.-Word was received here on Thursday last • of the rleath of,Mtr. John Fluker at his home in :Auburn, Mr, Fluker waswell. icupwn at Hensahl, having during the lest few' years visited here frequently with itis daughter, Mrs. John Pepper and other relatives. The .funetsal male place from his home i'13 Auburn on Saturday afternoon last and among niece attending were lir. atsel Mrs, ,(nlsts Pepper,;. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark, Mr: atitl.Mrs..Wet..Thom,pson. Me. J. A. Fleming, manager.. of the Standard Bank here, has been trans- ferred. to Lucao and Mr, 'Munro of Feuelou Palls will talce his place. The wr,hihIs took place on Wednes- day afternoon by the atty. Arthur Sinclair of Mfr, Manley Jinks of De- troit, son cif lir, and Mrs, Charles Tinlcs..nf litensall, to Miss Irene Mc- ('linchec daughter of Mfr, and Mrs, lame, efe.Clitiehey, Goshen line, Stan- ley, The young couplle., will reside in 'On roil \\tura • s teeenvecl ld st weelr it the' death of Dr, Daniel Bell at Flint, Mich. diamond Buy tl flue Blue- White Diamond set in an Up -To -Dater Ring 18 k green or white $1$ ,QQ u p '5 ENGRAVE» edding Rings 18 k green or white $8.50 and up, Also Plain , $4.50 and up 'iiality itanweawrossisme metrameswastise J. .A. JEWELER PHONES -Store 64W -House -- 64J Service (`ulanil,tulllulnlulb,,�,-< IflilllflllllllllUllflmek Make Time Your Servant Before e ft Becomes Your Master Have youlen of time before you? . Then remember that the :poreou' have, the easier it is to make it dolour bidding, Seize it. It is your,. own willing servant. It isa force! Harness it now! Sec it to worksaving money. Passing weeks and months will have something to show for what you have earned. Sooner' perhaps than you thought possible you will have capital. And, capital you must have if you would open the doors to financial independence. Start your savings account in this, your own institution. Time adds interest and the Govern- ment guarantees the safety of your deposits. TORONTO BRANCHES? Cot. Bay and Adelaide Sta. Cor. Danforth and Fenwick Avenues, Cor. University and Dundee St, OTHER BRANCHES AT, Aylmer, Brantford, Hamilton. Newmarket. Ottawa, Pembroke, Owen Sound, Seafortlt, St. Cathariata. St. Mary's, Walkerton. Wagdatoek,,. Seaforth Branch, J. M. McMillan, .Manager, Hours 9:30 a.rn. to 5 p.m. Saturday I p.m. to 9:30 p.m, 9:30 a.m. to 5 moi. ss AVINGS OFFICE TARIOCOYERNMENT PARLIAMENT OUILOINCS �11UIIIIIIIBIIIIIIf1tU111n1U11Ui1111111tIt1111I1111111 Unl 11111 l l t I I1 ,\t 11111111111119111111P EAST HURON TEACHERS. The fifty-first annual conention of the East Huron Teacher's Institute opened at 10 o'clock, October 18th, in the community hail. Blyth, with 121 teacehrs Present, and was a success in every respect. The president,Alfred a'ir. Posliff, Wingham, occupied the ch The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, E.' R. 'Crawford, S'eaforth; vice-president, Miss M. Reid, Brussels; secretary, Geo, H. Jefferson, Clinton; auditors, Miss Myrtle Armstrong and M iss Vera pepper, Clinton. ' bh lieu of the usual meeting of the Institute it was suggested that tate next meeting take the form of an ex- cursion to the 0.A.C. at Guelph.. It was moved by Miss Parrott and unan- imously carried that the next .meeting bteee: held in Guelph in Sept1929. Report of the Resolution Commit 1. That lar. Robert Beatty, now superannuated, be made a life member of this association. 2. That the supplementary books of exercises in grammar and arithme- tic be prepared. 3. That this association is in favor of the Township Board Bill as plann- ed by the Minister of Education. 4. That this association favours all public, separate; high school and col- legiate institutes opening in Septem- ber on the same date. S. That a hearty [cote of thanks be tendered all who have given their services in making this convention a THANKSGIVING DANCE WINTHROP HALL Fri.,Nov. 9 Ely ® Orchestra Lunch served. Admissions $1.00, tax included e.r1.111=1111•11ar gift to you with a year's subscription to the magazine. 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