The Seaforth News, 1928-12-06, Page 5V ' AY, DEC MSER 6, 1.928
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NEWS
CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT THE RED and WHITE
imported Cut I,aeel, Lemon and Orange, per lb, 230
Shelled Walnuts, 4's, Artequins per lb„...„... ..... .. . 48c
New Hailowi Dates,just arrived , . . , , 3 lbs. 32c, 6 lbs. 60e
New .Figs, Smyrna, '3 lbs. Sec 6 lbs.hoc
California Budded Wlalntats, Per lb, ..,.... „,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,
430
California Mnscab,R!aisins, blue fruit, per lb 1Sc
New Seeded Raisins „ Two 15 -oz, pkgs. 25c
YOUR SOAP COUPONS REDEEMED HERE, KINDLY
PRESENT THEM AT ONCE
Alloods from our store sold"
g s with a quality guarantee'
Phone
e 7
W. ,,`` Stewart7
NI
Ross J, Sproat P
hon
eREA
We pay the highest prices for good cream.
Our services to our patrons are the best that
can be given.
Do not send your cream to other Creameries; we want
it here.
To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation,
In return for you co-operation we willgive
g you of our
best in service and prices.
We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators.
Come
in and seethe new Models.
Seaforth Creamery . Co. Seaforth, Ont,
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
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W J. Walker & Son
UNDERTAKING
-and-
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of GO:
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished."
Night or day phone 67.
D. H, Mclnnes
Chiropractor
Of Winghatn, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds• success-
fully treated.
Electricity used.
Just,Try It
When you feel tired and
l!roway, slip around the
corner andget a massage
at
S I W' S
SHOI?
You may come in with
a grouch but will go out
�avith a smile,
Phone 125.
Pianos Tuned
Cleaned and
Repaired
Chas. A. Howey
Residence --James St.
TUCKERSMITH.
Mr_ Fletcher Townsend and his ne-
phew, Berlin Whitmore, attended the
licit Stock Show at Toronto,
;fr. Robert Oarnochan left last
M+ieaclay to spend the winter months
'n California and visit his parents.who
are residing there. Rob, has earned a
Ineliday and his many friends will be.
pleased to hear that his health is nmch
improved all his return, '
lairs. Smith is ver sill at present, at
Belie -home of her daughter, Mrs. Rus -
soli Coleman, but we hope to hear of
iter recovery soon. •
,Stehool Report of S, S. No, 7,T uck-
arsxnith: Sr, IV William Forrest 72,
learfon' Thompson 67,; James Bleck
56.
Sr. MI. -Harold .Nicholson 82, Mary
1;tteadfoot 80,
Sr, FL -Arthur Canietrott 78, John
aelirholson 76.
A D. SUTHERLAND
GENERAL INSURANCE
• AGENCY
Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds
and Investments
Phone 152
Removed to New .Office, opposite•
Daly Ford Garage
2Rafortb, Ontario.
The happy
merchant
Never before in the history
of the world has it been pos-
sible for a merchant in good
credit to do so much business
with so little capital locked
up in stock.
One important reason for the
present prosperity is, that in-
stead of having to buy a big
stock at the beginning of
each season, he is now able
to buy small stocks and re-
plenish them promptly by,
Long Distance.
Keep your customers for
miles around coming to you
for whatever they need. In-
vent ways of inducing them
to visit your store, or to or-
der from you by Long Dis-
tance and - they tell us
-you will not be seriously `
bothered by competition:
Long Distance is making
happy merchants in some
towns. Don't overlook its
great possibilities.
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Sr. L -Allan Nicholson, John Cam-
econ.
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School Report a: ThetElolow gr, is
the school report of S.S.:No. 6, Tuck-
ersmith, for November, based on ex-
aminations, deportment, the month's
work and the Health Contest,
Sr. IV. -Isabel Ashton 79, Evelyn
Nott 78.
Jr. IV. - Fletcher Whitmore 86,
Warren . Whitmore 79, Raymond
Townsend 76.
Sr III. -Sarah Whitmore 92, Pearl
Hugill 87, 'Harold .Hugill 68,
Jr. Leola
Nott 79, Myrtle�Hue!
l Ashton 78,' Hazel
Ashton 73,'
Sr PI.=Florence 'Whitmore 80, Ar-
nold Hugiil 77, Velma Ashton 71.
Jr. L -Iona Hugill 63, .Wesley
Hugill 76.
Jr, Primer. --Mary Hugill, Kenneth
Terryberry.
The Jolly Juniors" team' wort in
the IHealth:lCotttest for 'November, No,
on roll, 19. Average attendance 17.
Edna M. Janiiesott, Teacher.
TOWN TOi'XCs
Mrs, Irving B. Kahle will receive at
the Manse, on Thursday, December
6th from 3 to 6 o'clock.
thMr,
week -end henguest of Tara,
M.
spent
renee Webster.
3er, Leonard Brown, of Windsor,
spent Sunday with his parents, . Rev.
and Mss. T, I•I, Brown,
Mr. and Mrs, R. 13, Holmes, of De-
troit spent t
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Mrs. Can. Thief, of Kitchene
visiting at the home; of her dau
Mrs, Louis Hildebt'aedt, Mrs,
recently returned with her hu
to Kitchener, from. Roycroft, 'Al
Mr, and Mrs. Thiel both think
Peace River is a wonderful di
full of opportunity 'for farming,
visited their son, Mr, Adana Thiel
has spent 17 years there and w
they had not seea during that ti
railway now runs through Roy
and their ,son owns a total" o
acres at Roycroft and, Spirit Rive
Mrs. Mary Cliff has returned
London, where she spent se
weeks,
Reeves Beattie, of Seaforth,
nedy, of Tuckerstnith; and Dodd
McKillop, are attending the final
ession of the County'` Council at
rich this ,week.
The bazaar .held in the parish
lay the Ladies' Giil[d of St, Tho
Church proved to be' a real set
ver $300,00 being realized tiara
he efforts of the ladies Who wish
hank one and all for their
tr
a onage.
Ietr. W. C. Govenlock is a Toro
isitor this week.
Miss Margaret Grieve, Holmes
as a week -end guest at the pare
ofte here,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grey, St
rd, were Sunday visitors with
tter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W.
fct\Millan,
Miss Dorothy Robinson, Lond
ent the week -end with her gra
arents, 34r. and Mrs, Fred Robins
Miss Billy Chesney has retur
om Hamilton, where she spent
st few weeks,
Miss Ethel Finnigan, Dungann
a guest at the home of her broth
r. W. J, Finnigen.
Mrs. John Cuthill has' been visiti
r sister, Mrs. John Laing, and s
rs-in-law, Mrs. Patterson and M
obt. Smith, Seaforth, during the p
etc.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Ecleart," of Oe
le, are spending a few days wi
ends here, as the weather has be
favorable for excavation work
hills of the highways.
Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie were
ndon on Sunday to meet their s
, Douglas Beattie, and Mrs. Be'
of Belleville, who were visiti
re.
Hiss Annie Broome has returned
home in Seaforth after visitin
. and Mrs. Russell Anderson ,
nia, formerly of Seaforth.
3fiss Hattie Dalton has returne
r spending a week in London wi
sister, Mrs. Beare.
\Miss Belle Ballantyne returned 0
nday from a visit to London, S
oras and Kitchener.
14fr. and Mrs. John Wright, of Blyt
ted her sister, Mrs. J. Pollard, thi
k •
tilrs, Corbett and daughter Mary, o
onion, are visiting her brother
aw, Mr, A. D. Sutherland.
an Bell underwent a minor op
on in the hospital on Saturday
r, and Mrs. John Ritchie, of Galt
e guests of his sister, Mrs. Chas
die this week.
rs. R. S. Evans left Saturday for a
t visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
ns at Fort. William.
r. S. T. 'Holmes visited his son
in Toronto this week. Mr. Glen
nes has been seriously ill but is
improving.
r. and Mrs. Thos. Jermyn return-
hursday after spending several
tlas with their soli, Mr. W. T. Jar
at Climax.
rs. R. S. Hays has returned home
Windsor, where she spent a week
ng friends.
M. and and Miss Robertson visited at
ome of their uncle, Mr, Alex, •Bta-
an, on Tuesday afternoon, aocom-
ing Mr. Ed. Hinchley.
s. Jessie Brown has returned
Toronto and Wingham,
s. \Wm, McLoy, north Main st.,
ecovered after a having a severe
k of flu,
s. Hannah Tully, of Dublin, Mrs.
Feeney and daughter Annie and
Win. Feeney, of Dublin, were
-end guests of Mrs, John Shine,
bie Street.
e many friends of Miss Ethel
on, of Tuekersnti.th, will be pleas -
know that she is recovering from
rious illness iu the hospital here,
s Irene Wankel, who under -
an operation in Clinton hospi-
st Wednesday morning, is im
eg very favorably and will be
on Monday.
s M. Robison visited several
rvit'laher niece, Mrs. A, E. Erwin.
vfield.
P. S. Balge, of Vancouver, B.C.
as been visiting in Halifax, N.S.,
hn, N.B., Ottawa, Toronto, Ha -
Kitchener, Dublin and Sea -
left for the West Sunday even-
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DUBLIN. •
Mrs. Albert Krauskopft, who has
been visiting friends in Kitchener, Ha-
milton and Toronto in company with
her brother, Mr, P. S7 Beige, of Van-
couver, returned home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John
Jordan on Sunday.
Miss. Lizzie Ryan, of Seaforth, spent
Sunday at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Pat, Ryan,
Miss Kathryn Byrne visited with
her cousin, Agnes McGrath, of St.
Cohunban,on Simday.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Krauskopf, Mr.
Frame Gallagher, Mr.and Mrs, Wil-
liam Stapleton visited at the hone of
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Sullivan on Sunday,
Mr. G. Smale is busy putting a wall
under his house, Mr, John Brennan
is engaged for the contract.
We are sorry' to' hear that Mrs,
Lancer is on the sicklist,:
Mr, John \lcGrath shipped a car-
load of tine heavy horses to Quebec
BEATTIES
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It's Giving Time
See BEATTIE S VARIETY RIETY
0 on \Wednesday last,
n Miss I3 McGrath, of Stratford; is
A visiting at the haute of her brother,
Mr, John McGrath,
Mass Angela Shea visited friends in
0 Stratford on Saturday,
Mors, James Feeney has" returned
home after visiting. friends in Strat
ford for the past two weeks,
Mrs.'\Valter'Carpenter spent. Mora-
day with her father, Mt, James O'-
Connor,
Miss Katie Flanagan returned to
Clinton on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, John L, Malone span
Sunday with her parents, Mr, and MMr
John Dalton,
School Report, -November repor
of St, Patrick's School, Dublin;
Sr. IV,--(IHon,)-Franees ,Delaney,
Ursula rsnl.
a Krau ko
f
s p , Jack Molyneaux
Cao
Cum -
Gordon Dill, •
1 Elizabeth Cummings,
Genevieve McCarthy, Isabel Jordan,
Joseph Delaney, (sPass) - Agnes
Coyne, Clare Gormley, Irene Donnel-
ly, Catherine Kenny, Florence Beene
au.
Jr. IV -el -Ion) - Bertha Dillon,
Matilda Dorrestyn, Charles Bern,
(Pass) -Cecilia Feeney, James Cum-
alings, Dorothy Donnelly, Rita Stap-
leton, Norman O'Connor, Helen De-
alings,
A Jr. III. -(Hon.) -Margaret McIver,
gees Maloney, Ursula Flanagan,
Rosetta Dillon, (Pass) -Jean 'Mc-
Iver, Edwin Stapleton, Agnes Row-
land, Kathleen Burns, Lloyd Mc-
Carthy, Edward Cummings, John
Krauskopf, Mary Molyneaux, Gerald
Donnelly, Margaret Dorrestyn, Jaok
Benn, Rose.Arnold,
Second Class -Kathleen Cummings,
Joseph Donnelly, James Delaney, Jos-
eph Dorsey, Fergus Stapleton, Charles
Krauskopf, Albert Donnelly, Frances
Brennan, Joseph Burns.
Sr, Primary. -James Curtin Dalton
Burns, John Maloney, Camilla Don-
nelly, Fergus Cummings, Mancella
Dillon, Andrew Maloney.
;Primary B - Teresa Krauskogf,
Tom Dorsey, Michael Feeney, Loreen
Looby, John Flanagan, Joseph Evans,
Rose Feeney, Jollies Krauskopf, An-
gela Donnelly, Joseph Bente Lucille
MdGrath, Kathleen Stapleton,
Primary A. -Mary Evans, Harry
Cummings, John Jordan, Kathleen
)Brennan, Gerald Burns, Mary Jordan,
Joseph Kipping, Louise Flanagan,
Loretto Feeney, 'Margaret Tyers, Ail-
een Jordan, Mary Dorsey, Francis
Dillon, William Maloney.
Death of Mrs. Rands.-Ats.12 o'clock
on Friday night, November 30th,
there passed peacefully away after e
long illness, Lucinda Hugill, relict of
the late Simeon Rand's, aged 72 years.
Mrs. Rands had been confined to beef
since February last, Born in York
County, second daughter of the late
\3rilliam and Jane Hugill, she cane
with her parents at the age of 5
months to the Huron Road, two miles
west of Seaforth, and later to Lot 35,
Concession 5, McKillop, Where she
lived until her marr to Mr. Rands
fifty years ago Last July. The old
homestead, built by the family in the
pioneer days remained standing until
about eight years ago. 'Por a number
of years after her marriage she lived
near Kilburn, and afterwards in Me-
Killop. A home -loving woman, her
quiet hospitality and readiness to help
others in time of need won a ,place for
her in the hearts, not only of her
family circle, but of all who knew her.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Wilhelmina Sanders, and one grand-
son, Luther Sanders. She also leaves
three brothers and three sisters: Wil-
liam and George Hugill, Kinburn;
James Regil'I, Constance Road; Mrs.
William Cook, Mrs, William Smith
and Miss Jane Hugill, all of Con-
stance.
The funeral took place Monday af-
ternoon from her late residence, Lot
34, Concession 4, McKillop, to Mait-
land Bank cemetery. The services
were conducted by Rev. W. F. Smith,
of Caren Church, Winthrop. The
pallbearers were the same who of-
ficiated at her husband's funeral, three
years ago this month: Messrs. George
Dickson, George Dorrance, T. W. Mc-
Millan, William Mason, William Mc-
Millan and Edward Pryce. Among
those from a distance who attended
were: Nfr. Levi Rands and Miss Julia
Rands, Hensall, 1!Ir, and . Mrs. J.
Rands, Clinton; Mrs, Rumhall and
Mfr, Wilfred Rands: Clinton.
STAFFA:
:Mr: and Mrs, W. H. Leslie and fam-
ily, Stratford, called on friends in the
village Saturday.
Mr. Ed. and -Miss Jennie Treffry
are nicely settled it1 the burg, moving
Examrstimermn
Tailoring
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
TAILORS
Give us a call
COGS ILL
TAMLOR'NG CO.
here from Cromarty.
Miss Marzette Sadler spent Satur-
day itn.Stratfot'd,
A number of the Young People at-
tended the Young People's meeting in
Mitchell art Monday night.
6Siss Norma Wilson combined busi-
ness with pleasure in London on
Tuesday.
Miss Ada S eare, Cromarty, spent
Sunday with .her friend, Miss Ada
Elliott.
Mr, S. 34. Norris and Mr. Lorne
3icKellar are both weaning smiles
t these days over the arrival of a dau-
s, ghter,in each home,
The Dramatic Club are presenting
t their plays in Hensal( Wednesday,
Dec. 5th, and in Mitchell, Tuesday,
Dec, .1•l.
ST. COLTJMBAN,
Miss Mary Cronin spent the week-
end visiting Stratford friends, -•
Miss Queenatt visited her friend,.
Miss Lucy Burke, on Sunday.
:Hiss lttorence McQuaid spent the
week -end in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, John Feeney, of Strat-
ford, visited here on Friday.
We regret to hear of the death of
Mr. James Martin who died on Sat-
urday anci was buried at St, Colum -
ban
cemetery on Monday morning.
Mr, Martin Melady, of Detroit, is
visiting at his home here.
Vl'e are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Oaven Hart is not recovering as speed-
ily as one would wish for.
Mr. Pat, Maloney, of Detroit, is vis-
iting at his hotne here.
Rev, Father White, of Windsor,
spent a few days with Father Dantzer.
HARLOCK.
Miss Isabella Reid returned home
Sunday after visiting. for the last weelc
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Campbell, near 'Walton,
'Mrs, A. W. Beacom and. Harold vis-
ited friends in Grey last week, return-
ing home on Monday.
Misses Marjorie Colson, Bertha
Hoggarth, Kathleen Beacom, Flor-
ence Watson and Estella Murphy, and
_Messrs, Ernest Knox, Bert Beacom
and Joe Hoggart attended the party
put on by the Short Course in Blyth
on Wednesday evening of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen* and Miss
Beckett visited at the home of A. W.
Beacom on Thursday evening.
\Diss .Marjorie MMcEwing visited
with her friend, .Hiss Reta Fear, over
the week -end,
We are pleased to know that Mrs,
Leo Watt avho has been on the sick
list with fie and quinsy, is able to be
around again.
Mr.,and Mrs. William Bell and fam-
ily visited at the home of -lir. and
Mfrs. Robert Ferris on Sunday.
Miss Bickel) spent part of Saturday
in Stratford.
Miss Mary Knox is home at
present.
Mr. anti Mrs.
) Willie and Au
evening at the
Knox.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Miss Annie
ton, visited at t
Nfrs, Lea Watt
week,
'Mrs. A. W. Beacons and Kathleen
and Harold visited Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Lyon on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rapsoit and
family, of near Summerhill, also Mr.
Will Jamieson, Emma and Clifford, of
near -Kinburn, visited at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Rapson on Sun-
day, •
Rev, Mr. Holmes, of Clinton, is tak-
ing charge of the services in Burns
Church during the absence of Rev.
Mr. Abery, who is at present having
h.is holidays.
Miss Irene Ferris and Mr. Reece
Ferris visited their sister, Mrs. Wil-
liam Bell, on Monday.
Thomas Knox and
drey, spent Saturday
home of Mrs. Jennie
George McTaggart
McTaggart, of Wel-
he (tome of Mr. and
on Wednesday of last
VARNA,
Monday being council day the usual
besiness was transacted. There will
be 011C more meeting this year. '
The bazaar in connection with the
United .Church, which was held on
Thursday- was a greed success, pro -
The annual meeting of the W.A.
was held in St. Johns Church, the oki
officiate retaining their offices. The
members of the W.A. met at the home
of :Nfrs. John Beatty Tuesday and
packed th'eir bale to he sent to Cale
d°MniraO, W. J. Reid of Bayfield called
on friends in the village.
Miss Bessie Watson. Salable line,
spent a few days with her eister, Mrs,
Mr. S. Flewett of Goderieh town_
.ship has installed a grinder in the vil-
lage and is prepared to give good ser-
vice to the farmers, which will be a
great benefit.
Miss Wall of Clinton spent a few
days with Mr. aild Mrs. J. E. Harn-
from Stratford on Tuesday.
iViSS Ruby Taylor has accepted the
Peppee has resigned.
A shower was held at Mr. and Mt's.
Neleoll Keys in honor of Ito, Wilbur
Keys ort erfnnday night. There were
many Costly anti tieeful g•ifts. A very
•pleasant evening was epent.
SLIM LLE.
Cornish. went to Dretroit last week,
Mrs. 13acoet and son Gordon of
Vindsor, visited Mrs, George 'Kellett
ver the week -end,
tinter were in Sarnia on Sunday at -
ending the funeral of their cousin',
o
108 Downie St. STRATFORD
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lie late Mr. Case Miners.
Mee. (Rev:) Weir, of Blyth, gave' a
highly interesting and instructive ad-
laress in this,citutels last Sunday even_
ing in the interests of the VV k(.S, An
offering amousttieg : to $21 was re-
ceived. Mrs. Weir also addressed the
;.'S, in the afternoon,
The funeral of tate late Mrs, John
Tucker was held from the church
lastlriday afternoon. interment was
made in
ethe i'
El t av l
a ale
oemeker �. She
had been a resident of the village for
over 20 years, A'Ir. Tucker is still
quite ill,
Mrs, 1fcieraughtonEof London has
returned home after a very pleasant
visit with her sister,. Mrs. James Mc-
,
Mrs. French is able to be around
again after her recent severe fitness.
Several from this district attended
the Minstrel Show at Seaforth and
all report a good time.
Mr. John Whiteman, of. the village,
had the misfortune to fall and break
his arm but is doing as well as can be
expected,
Mr. John Bell had the misfortune to
lose a valuable work horse last week,
,lir. Bell has had more than his share
of iii luck as this is the third he has
lost in a year,
Mr. \W, J. McCulfie is confined to
the house with a severe attack of heart
trouble and his many friends hope to
see hint round as usual soon,
The opening dance in the hall in the
village was
g a great success. The
music was furnished by a Stratford
orchestra,
Marty from Kipper attended the
Odd Fellows' banquet held .in Hensel!
on Thursday evening last and was
much enjoyed by all,
Mr. and Mrs, R, Parsons have re-
turned from a visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Ryckntan, in Dakota,
Mrs, Jno. Cochrane visited her sis-
ter, Mrs. Brightmore, of London, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs, William Doney spent
Saturday in Stratford,
Miss Jean Ivison is visiting in God -
rich Township,
A very pleasant evening was spent
with Mr, and Mrs, W. Fairbairn on
uesday evening. last when their dau-
ter Grace was presented with a mis-
ellaneous shower in honor of her ap-
roaching marriage. A most interest -
ng Part of the evening's entertainment
onsisted of a mock marriage.
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Christmas Cards with your name
rinted on, $125 a dozen at The News
URON OLD BOYS'
ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO,
The annual meeting of. the Huron
Id Boys' Association of Toronto was
eld in the auditorium of the 'Centr'al
,ALGA, on Friday evening last, 'and
otwithstanding the very inclement
ate of the weather -a continuous
wnpour of rain -there was a splen -
d attendance of the old boys and
rls,
Mr. R, C. King, the popular presid-
t, occupied the chair during the
ening and conducted tlae business.
The reports of the Secretary and
ensurer were very encouraging, anis
awed the Association to be in a
urishing condition.
The veteran Treasurer .has been ill
sometime, and having announced
intention of retiring from the office,
Association confirmed the action
a special committee, in arranging
present him with an ebony cane,
d a complimentary address in rec-
tit'ion of the splendid service rend -
d by him to the Association. In
new list of officers, Mr. Robert -
takes honorary rank, and is suc-
ded by Robert HSoltnes.
'he following are the officers and
mntittees for the ensuing year, viz:
norary Presidents -'T, A. Russell,
. McLaren, R. C. 'Ring; Honorary
e Presidents -Mrs, E. Floody,
siden C. King.
E. ForbeMrs s; B. 1st Stowe;
silents-.JLack Kennedy, D. D,
son; 2nd Vice ,Presidents -firs, D.
mpson, ,Mrs. W. J. Cracknell, Mrs,
G. Vanstone, Miss Lily Paterson,
e. G. C,Yottng,
ecretaty - E ,Floody; Assistant
retary-Mrs. L. M. Pringle,
on. Treasurer -John Robertson;
sasurer--sRobert Holmes; Financial
etary--)Ernest M. Lee; Auditors -
Ferguson,
-RR , W. Neal C. A. llius-
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tart f4 E. Powell; Organist, Mrs,
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Reception Committee -Mrs. A..
Forbes, convener; Mesdames R.
King, R. H. VteCreath, J. A. McLar.
John
oh na3f ooh,' W. Proudfoot W. A. 1
a n, Td, W, Hoag, E, Floody, L.
Scott,, W. E. Hanna, H. I, Morri:
HWilson, R. Scott, Robert Broal
\. J. Hodgins, G, E. B
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Messrs, J. Moi, (Dr.'Hoag,;B,,H,'M
'Cr•eath, W. E. 'Hanna, !H, I. Morris
D. M. Johnston, George Young,
Stowe, eor; Committee 4, cCreat(, V
E. Floody: George Ferguson, S. r'
Wickens A, E. Forbes, A, Currie, 'V
Ii. -Inne Frank .McCaughey, G.
Besweiherick, Mesdames H, I
Stowe, G, C, Yotteg, Doter, : S. N
Wickens anci Miss Mary Morrish.
'Refreshment Committee --Mrs. E.
D, 'Wilson convenor; Mesdames R,
King, D. Thompson, C. Doty,
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Miss Grace Newton, Messrs: R.
Ring, E. \I, Lee, A., E. Forbes.
Publicity -A, G. Smith, \W, Powel
Robert Holmes.
Fhaance-!\><r, A. Buchanan, convert
of ; R. S. Sheppard, Dr. G. F, Belden,
'operty-G. A. Newton, J, R. Lyon
Visiting -Mrs, N. B. Cobbiedic
convenor,
Membership Committees-Goderic
-B. H. McCreath, convenor; E. El
liott, H, Martin, A. McQuarrie, E, M
Lee, D. A. Eagle. Clinton -J, Moon
convenor; Dr, A. F. Cooper, W. J,
Tamblyn, W. Downs, J. Thompson
W. F. Cantelon, Thomas F. Rance
Mrs, G. Elliott: Sd'aforth--J\'Sr; Powell
convenor; Arthur Reid, Dr, H.
Hoiigins, Exeter --N, 13. Cobbledick
convenor; 12, S. Crocker, F. C.
Sanders," \Wingham--C. G. Vanstone,
convenor; .R. Robertson, H. Mcelardee
Miss M. Piper, J. Netterfield. Bras.
sell -George Ferguson, convenor; L.
M. Pringle, R, Brooks, A. Currie,
Blyth--\frs. Isaac Brown, convenor;
W. E. Floody, J, S. aleximion, Mrs;
T. E. McKenzie, Mrs, W. Davis,
Hensall-Mrs. H. J. D. Cooke, con-
venor; Dr. Byron Campbell, Bayfield
-3, A. Cameron, convenor; Dr, R.
B. J. Stanbury, Rev. J. S., Cook,
Gorrie-SG. E. Beswethrick, conven-
or; Mrs. F. Irwin,
Notes of the Evening.
John S. McKinnon proved to be a
popular speaker, and made many
happy hits during the evening.
A. E. Forbes, the President-elect, is
a Seaforth Old Boy, and a real hust-
ler. He is the Sales Manager of the
'Lundy Fence Co, of this city.
John Robertson, the veteran Trees--
urer, was unable to be present through
a severe illness, but a committee com-
posed of Messrs, McsLaren, King, Mc-
Creath, Floody^ and Newton waited' cm
him at his home on Saturday evening
and presented )aim with a handsome
cane and a complimentary address, in
recognition of his valuable services to
the Association.
It is estimated the Membership
Committee representing the different
towns and villages in the county, will
sell 1,000 membership tickets during
the incoming year. Every Huronite
in the city should have one. They
only cost one dollar.
A committee was appointed to ar-
range for the annual church service to
be held during the early winter.
The Secretary and his Assistant
Mrs. L. 3f. Pringle, received a specil
vote of thanks.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held in
Carnegie Hall on Friday at 3 p.m.
Mrs. j. W. Thompson will speak on
"Masterpieces Of Art and How to Ap-
preciate Them."
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