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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-04-11, Page 5THURSDAY; APRIL ; 1929 THE WORTH N4WS C HAI M RED &WHITESTT FS OUR PRICES FOR ONE WEEK FROM TO -DAY Prunes Santa.Clara, 30's and 40's, , , ,., . 2 lbs. 29c Prunes, Santa Clara. 40s and 50s 3 lbs 42e tPr.uues,,Senta Clara, 60s and 70s . „ 2 lbs, 25c 'l'ark's Veal Loaf ,.,,.,. ,. 4lb. tins 22e ;1Olark's Chicken, Soup 2 tins 29c, Fry's Balaitsg,Ohocolate, per tin 25c Maxwell House Coffee", ,.., :..... ;•:.... ........ .•.lb. tin 73c We use U -rite at the Redand White Pone 77 1�I Stewart Phone , 8 Sproat Phone Ross J � 'quality Price" unlit alwa �s gher tharr eRE�1 We pay the highest prices for good cream. Ourservices to`our patrons are the best that can be given, '1:46 not send' your cream to other Creameries; we want Tit here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for you co-operation eration we wi11�. give you of.our 1? g best in service and prices. areagent for the.Mellotte Cream Separators. �m Wepa CoMe , in and see the.new Models. -, C . h Creamery: o: Seat r :Seatono th Ont, _, C: A. BARBER, Prop. 41 ...;.r• 8�=Son. ' k W ,Wal e UNDERTAKING -and- EMBALMING •Motor or Horse Equipment W.I. WALKER, holder of 1Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers . Furnished. Night or day phone 67..,' D. H. McInnes Ohiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, • Seaforth Monday,; ;Wednesday, and Friday Afternoons 15rseases\" of all kinds success- ' ' "fully treated ' 'Elebtficity used., tigt Tru' :It. *hen , o feel. tired, and yu d ccwey' ' ship 'around '` the corner 'and get a massage at SID'S. SHOT? Yoµ may come in with a'groueli but will go out witha smile. Phone ' 125. Investor's Qpportu'oity Municipal Bankers Corporation'• Montreal Debenture Corporation Canadian Terminal System' 6 per cent; Dollar for Dollar Gold Bonds ' $500 and $1000 Interest coupons pityable half-year- ly alf- ear-ly without charge at either the Can, adian Bank of. Commerce or Domin- ion Bank, Pricer 100 and accened interest, There 'has never been -one • dollar lost since Confederation .on bonds see. cured as are these Dollar for, Dollar A D, SUTHERLAND - GENERAL INSURANCE'; _ AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, ' Bonds and' • Investmenfs •' - Phone 152 ' Removed to New -Office; oliposite Daly Ford Garake ..• Seaforth, Ontario,' • 'Pianos Tuned... Cleaned and Repaired. Chas. A. Howey Residence -James St. Attacked by Asthma,_ 'The first fearfui. sensation' is ' of suffocation which hour ,by' hour becbmes more desperate and hopeless. To such a case the relief afforded by Or. J.. D•, Kellogg's Asthma !Remedy seems to - thing less than miraculous, 'Its •help' is quickly apparent and soon :the dreadful attack is mastered. Theas- thntatic who 'has' found .out the de- pendability of this sterling remedy will never be without' it, '+I4 is sold everywhere, BORN.S BROAD'F2OOT -Ifs, Sea'forth, o'n Tuesday, A�bh 1.929',. r , AP to M ., and Mrs. Wm. Broadfoot, a laugh- ' ler, % DIED: SI[ttUIVIB!LJItZY'✓lA'f. Exeter, Oht,'.Ap- ril 7th,ane�•Eli a Stanbur Bay- field, J .z Y BY- field, Ont., in her 8,9th year. Fune cal, Tuesday, April 9th, from the residence of herso n - , 5,G.Sten- - bury, to Bayfield cemetery.. CON;STANCE. • The following are the results of the - Easter examinations for S:S. No. 3, Hellett. The pupils, whose • ,tame;' are marked with an ieteriel.g.thlee,d missed one or mole ex-Wrele 6' Honours 75 per cent pd cent Sr. IV.-4Helen Brtdtgu� cetht, Girvin Anderson,ZBid' :Cl Qr@F etahtiesto'n 07 ,8, Viola ClarJfe , 63., Fred Yuugblut 62,1;. Jack' Stender. cock 57.5, Margaret VungbIut 47.3, .Howard Mars'ha'll (adsettt for all ek- online tions),. ' , Jr. I;V.-Isobel Jfsni,ieson 79, 'KHa- zel McMichael 70:7, 'Doreen Clarke 63.' Sr, IIIIL-1Hattie • Armstrong 87,2, Doris Lawson 77.7, Edith .'Britton 72;1 .Bernard Riley 08,9. Jr, IPI.-IHlazett Jamieson 75.9, Charlie Stuulercocld 68.2, Kelso .Adams 67.4; Fired Riley 64, Ella Dex- tee 56:4, Ethel Detster 48.5. Promot- ed: John Thonapeon 77.6, Edna Arm- strong 72.9. ,Sr,ISL-{lean Wa.kefiel<l 59,2, Alex, McMichael, 55,6. 7te Ii. -,Jean Anderson 81, 'Elva Sttndercock 80 Alvin Riley 76; Grace McMichael 72, Olive. Grimoidby 69,. Reggie Lawson 58, Kathleen Yun,g- .binrt 51 Mary Th:onipson (absent for aif'exaaiin'atea itsat - Primdr -r= Stella Arnnstrong: Viola Dexter, ; *Marian ;Lawssn, :*T<enneth •Tito upston. Number 'on roll, 37; av- erage attendance, 34.2, '' Ida I, Medd, Teacher: Miss Mabel Livingston, who has been travelling for the Iroquois. Press of .Toronto nae been promoted to or- ganizing sales manager for the West- ern Provinces, TOWN TOPICS 1 The YoungPeople's Society is pre- senting"The Mikado" and The Will o' the Wisp" in Clinton town hail, nest Thursday; evotttng, Aprit 18th.! under auspices of Clinton tuteretedt' ate hockey team. The presentation int Seaforth a- few weeks ago was' a big success, 1Yltss Bertha Beattie 'spent the, letter half of Easter week in Toronto.. ijaokson Bros, commenced' work on the Goderich docks this week, \r James Wallace is the guest of his brother,- Mr. Alex. 'Wallace, after' spending part of the winter with his, daughter, Mrs. Harrigan in Cha-thlam, .Miss Bertha -Grieve spent the Eas- ter holiday et the home of her par- ents; Mr. and Mrs. J,' L. Grieve. Miss Jean Snaith was a New Ham- burg visitor on Stutday. Miss Beatrice Seip, 'London, was a weelc-end guest with her parent's, Mr, and Mrs, George Setp, Market Street. Mr. and Mrs. S, Gray. Stratford, were week -end guests with Mr. ,and Mrs. u F. McMillan. Mr. Ross .McGonigle, Kitchener, was a Sunday visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. MoGonigte, Mrs. Harry Stewart and children, New Hamburg, were holiday visitors with. Mr, and Mrs, Robert McKay. Miss Margaret Jackson is visiting friends in Toronto, • Mrs, W. C. Govenlock is a h'ol'iday, visitor witJo'sephf rEckertieeds t spent e n Toronto. thoweek- end at his home here and has return- ed to Terra Cotta with Mr, Ted Scott acrdr. 11 . H. Fuller Ful 1 to resume their duties with the King Construction Co, Mrs, S. McAlpine and' Mrs. Lorne Dade and family • were visitors in Blyth ort' Friday with the latter's father. W.•Ja's. Siris, Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman visit- ed in Zurich on Tuesday and sold his 100 -acre farm on the /Bronson Line to Mr. Theo. McAdiams,' who gets session -at once. ' • ' Mr. and Mrs, 'J; IHaptman and dau- ghter . Agnes and son John visited in Kitchener. on Sunday. This district has match to be thank- ful for in escaping serious damage from washouts and floods, ex,perience ed in some parts of the Province, al- though there were 'severe thunder- storms accompanied by 'heavy rain at the end of the week and ' on Sund'ai► Roads: are drying up, in good condi- tion, • 'Rev. and, Mrs.,, T.H. Brown are in Til'b'ury for a feFF"' days this week and tin 'Stitrday Mr."Browtt will officiate at the dedication of the pulpit of St. ndr ' '„ ew s ch A arch .Tri' bttr •. lr 131 .own rorot•n is a former rector of Etre 'chdreh',•his first charge its Canada.. alai Ven,.Arc hde'acon Jon es -Ba tem mi. cf Thom a- s.' Anglican an Church Sunday yGneoNdIteich,Rwevi.l take .the services in .St. Miller, l er o•E 'Harrow, a , spent 'a few days 'last week with' her sister; lulus, R. S: Evans, •'Stratford •' is planning 'to erect a bandstand -of the shell' type. Seaforth' 'has enjoyed a bandstand of this type for a number of years and the sup- erier, qualities are becoming recog- nized, Mr. Erpet Edge, of f e,,Dotninion Bank:stair Brantford, is,. spending two weeks' holicl'ays at liis home here: 'The ire brigade had a' call on. 'Priv day,to;•Dr, • Mackay's office on• Grille.,' licit street, fire having started, it the roof around, the chimney. The blaze was extinguished *before much dam agMi e and Airs: A. Dti Armstrong and 1dr, and 'Mrs. Robert McKinley at tended the funeral of their nepholy du' unclay. Mister Harnita Mckinley, s'on of Mr. and ..Mrs. Elgin, McKin- ley, of ,,Stanley. , Zeiss' Eleanor Evans' speiut Easter ,geek with friends in Toronto, Mr. Percy Hoag, returned to Hag- ei•sville on Sunday after spending the halid:ays,..with his paren;ts,.. Mr: and Hoag.. Jonathan ,Hugill is drilling :a { welt On -his place, 2t[r Norman Carter H.tir8ii Road i seredtitig-a new' kahage, •' ' The.many friend's 'of' Mrsn'John L. Hudson ..ase. sorry .to, knew she has been very i[ljthe:; past week with heart' to ,tsble. Mr, and $irs; Sid. Hanna visited *:M . and Mta 1lAgu;_tttderson in Gode- rich Towi4s'a p tlt,is week, Mrs.S; Bfbyd aitd Mrs. H, J. Gib- son are. spendrngt:sevekal weeks in Stratford: Frtenc4,h5 Utiss' if. Robertson are pleased to 1 P bw she •' cn is somewhat bet- ter- Otih:everri g lasteweek'M,iss Ro- bee,tson felt •a'gamitst the, arm cif a h tr' ' ' ia and as:a result has been suffer- ing avith a• broken rib. ' The 'Missed Ferguson *ho'purchas- ed tbe.fine Coates' residence on •Sparl ing ,$treet, moved in last week. Canadian B;orn,. '\ Tats popular sting written by Paul ine , 0:KAson, :his been` set to iitirring mnste "yvell beffi'tfing. such a patriotic '• tt m•ber. by .Mr. 'Harry Livens, form- etly al-Sea:forth. 'Copies of this ex- ceptton'aJly.goo d number,, in, sheet mu- stc feral are now. ollstainable at 'SA'VAUG'E'S GIFT STORE, Sea- forth on- wilt be mailed ata any ad- dress oaf +r'e'ceipt of 60c, . . Ladies and Gentlemen's s T A �� LO I • RS Give 'us a calf OGHIL:. L TAILORING CO 108 Downie St. STRATFORD 110111.1111111111111111.11.111 MISS HARRISON, of Steatfoi'4, will be at PULLMAN'S BARBER SHOP every Tuesday to do It2at'celltng, Phone 125 for appointment. Miss Georgina Vivian, nurse of Stratford, who has been visiting at the home of her Miele and aunt, Mr, and Mrs, W.W, Cowan, returned home this week. Mrs. Cleff was -called td the bedside of her son 'J'ohn in Buffalo, who has been in a very. critical condition dur- ing the last week from an appendici- tis operation, ' if -louse cleaning has had first inn - lags with the fair sex these days, Those men who are not beating the streets are be'a'ting carpets, 'Mrs, Jones of Boston returned this week after spending , the past few weeks with her father. Mr, S. T. Holmes, She was . accompanied to Buffalo by her sister, Mrs. Beattie Miss Jackson was a week end vis- itor in Toronto.. Mrs. William Robb of Detroit spent a Pew days with her sister-in-law, Miss Robb and brother -in law, Mr. James Robb, Miss Gretta Ross and Miss Jessie Scott were week end visitors in Tor- onto. Miss Elsie Dodds of Hampstead was a visitor last week ,with Mr, and Mrs, Adam Dodds, Division Court :will u be held in Sea - forth on Friday. April l labh, before Judge .Lewis, STAFFA. The death' occurred in Ontario Hos- pital. London on Monday, April 8th, of William Fraukpibt, aged ,76 years. Deceased was born in Devonhsire, -Eng'l'and,' coating to Canada twenty- four years ago and for four years liv- ed•in this vicinity. He farmed alt his life until he became employed with the Massey -(Harris Company, at Brant- ford. twenty years ago. He is sur- vived by six daughters: Mrs. 'Robert Coleman df Hibbert; Mrs, Priggs, cf Saskatchewan, and..four daughters in the Ofd Country; also one sister itt Epgland. The funeral took p'lape, on Titesd'ay afternoon frpm the Funeral Parlors of, W. T. 'Box & Co., Seaforth' to,Staffacemetery, Rev. T. H. Brawn 'tatting the service, at Seaforth 'and. R'e?` Mr. Elder of Cromarty Presib} ter.;an Chtireltoffl4iatingat the grovel fTlie'pallbeare:swere Messrs. Matt- goRnery Darla,Bert: Kerslake William .Patric! James Hill and Thomas Laing'.Th -" e, synttpa'tliy of, the community is extended to Airs,' Coleman in her bereavetuent, . , BRU`OMFIEL, D •Miss Jean E"lcorier''of Paris spent a pe the week end' at the hone of her par- ents Mr and 1Mra ' Wil2�iatn .Falconer, 'Mr. Walter Layton has moved to the farny' he recently purchased from his brother. Mr. George. Layton, and Mr. Geo. Falconer is busy moving his stock and implements to the farm purchased front Mr. Chas. Manning. Muss Edith Stanbury of' Strafford Normal returned to • the city Monday after holidaying .at.•the.-home of her parents, Mr. and.l'lrs. Willitun Stan - bury. Mn. and Mrs, Howard- Snell and Beatrice were in Stratford on Friday. Mr. Pepper; and fancily of Lucknow• have moved to 'the 2nd concession of Stanley to the farm they purchased from .Collins Bros, :Mr, Earl Collins has moved to' Mr. Walter Layton's farm,on the 2nd con of Tuckersmith. . 'Mr, Lionel Elkerton.of Medical Col; lege, 'Toronto, spent his Easter vaca- tion with Mr., Carman Haugh, Mill Road: •' - Bliss -Emma, Morrison •and tier' *M- aier, of H'ettsall,'ancf Mrs'."Tocld'of Toronto visited' at the thouie of Mr: and Mrs. 'Watson one. -day, lashtunek _Mrs. E. MoKay, who -spent• ehe lett few.luontlts at the home of h'er:niece, Miss, ,Munrpe, returned to her. home Int' E mond lite l tVV.uesdav v as ec. t Mr: 'Willson •Atmstrong has' rented AIese, Souter's Farm titthe iltiill road. 1 Mr, and Mrs; 'Gordon Manson and son 'and Mrs. Al J..MdDonald of Dundas. visited - their relatives at B'rucefield last week. Miss Bary .Gingerich ,spent the last two weeks at her home,ntar Slake.. i3IBBERT, . Copied from. the 'Saskatoon Daily $tar; "Appointment of W. 'H. Mc-. Lellan, Saskatoon, as Provincial Poultry Promoter, was announced by aim C. M. H'amilton.• Minister of Agriculture, Monday night, Mr: Ha- Iniltot said the appointment of a poultry inspector for Saskatchewan was made on the teem -emendation of the Saskaltchewan Poultry ,Breeders' Association in recognition of the growing importance • of the poultry industry in the province. • The work of the new poultry division will be organized under the livestock. branch of the department of Agricelture and. will', be confined to poultry production Problems. 'Mr. 2st' Lellau is taking, over that part of poultry promotion work that has hitherto been carried ort by the market branch of tate de pertinent, but the market branch ;will continue t0 give its services in' pouf- , try piarfceffng;to the poultrybreeder's of the pravitiee. The markets branch will continue dehi,ons'trations iii cull ing; pu7ltng and packing and the grad- ing, for market: of dressed poultry and wilt devote further- attention to marketing problems. Mr. McLellan will take up his new duties May lst and will be attached' to the staff .of the livestock branch dit'ected by J. G. Robertson, . livestock commissioner. In addition to general promotion work in, connection with. the poul'tt;y industry, Mr. McLellan's•duties will involve the qupervisiorrof the culling d of farm flocks, "turkey banding, etc. Since the fall of 1926, -Mr, McLellan has served as assistant to. Professor IY. IC. Baker, head of the poultry bus- l b:indry tlepat'ttneet'of tilt•. Llttiters:by of Saskatel,,ewan; ;he is a native of Hibbert township, Perth cnuttty, son of Mr., and Mrs. Audr'ew McLellan of. St ffa';'he graduated tked fr i theOn- tario Agricultural College at Guelph in the spring of 1923. While at Guelph College he spepialized in poultry work and on leaving he took up an appoint - meat with the Dominion Experimen- tal Farm at Rosthern. where he was in charge of the poultry flock until Sept. 1926. He resigned to- take up tate position of assistant professor in the poultry ,department of the Uaiver- sity of ,Saskatchewan. The regular monthly meeting of the Hibbert Council was held at Staffa on Monday, April 8th. All the members were present, A bylaw No. 328, 1929, providing for paying back surplus funds on the Mo'd'ally Drain was read and duly passed. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted, and a number of communi- cations satisfactorily, disposed of, The clerk wasinstructed' stu�cted'to advertise for. tenders for operating the stone crush- er for the year 1929.'tender to state priceper � Also arc. ender' tenders or } f de- livering approximately 4,000 yards of gravel far the Township of Hiblbert. Tenders also for flooring the Hannon Bridge and the construction • of a bridge 16 flat span at lot 13 of the 2nd concession of Hibbert. All ten- ders will be opened at Staffa on Mon- day, April 22nd, 1929. The treasurer presented his monthly financial State- ment. A number of orders were is- sued, Mrs, Kathleen Feeney, Clerk. ST. COLUMBAN. Mr. Basil Lane of Toronto • is spending a week w:itlt his mother, Mrs, John 'Lane, Miss Mary 'O'Reilly entertained a number of her friends to a progressive euchre on Sunday evening. Mrs. Ruby L. McQuaid and family of New York, spent the past week with •Mr, and Mrs. Janes E. Mc- Quaid. Mr, James Shea Jr. went to Detroit last week to seek employment in the motor city. Miss Camilla Meagher . of Dublin spent the week end with her cousin. Miss Marie Flannery. The followingtea,chers•have return- ed to their schools: Thomas McQuaid and Charles Malone, to Windsor; Mildred and .Gertrude MclGra'th; to Guelph; Margaret McGrath, to Nia- gars, Falls; Joseph 'Moylan.', to Toron: to, antl'Ja.mes'Lane• to Teeswater,. 'Miss S:" Utieenan has•returrted after spending the 'holi'days'in Detroit. . Miss Alan McQuaid' of ,Stratford spent a •fews.days with .Mr. and.11rs. E. McQuaid. J Q d. The following is the third term re- port of Union, S.S. No. 3, Hibbert and MdKil] o Those obtaining 75 r P e gA cent. and over are creditedwith nth first class honours; those with o5e , tl 65 per cent. to 75 per cent. obtain second-class honours; those with 60 to 65 per cent receive third crass honours; those with 50 to 60 per cent. receive a ere- di.t. For the, continuation. pupils a pass is 50 per cent. The pupil ob- taining the highest percentage in Form FL, Frank Moylan; the pupil.' obraining the highest percenitage • in Foram I., Elizabeth Carlin, • Art -Mary Delaney 70, John Shea 68, Lucy Eckert 65, Bridget Delaney 65, Frank ,Moylan 60, Rose Melody 59, Vincent Eckert 58, Elizabeth Carlin 56. ,Charles Miles 53; Mary O'Connor' 52, James Atkinson 50. Failures, Jno. Holland 45. John McQuaid 40, Zoology -John Shea 70 per cent, Bridget Delaney 70, Mary O'Connor 68, Lucy Eckert 6S, Elizabeth Carlin. 63, Frank Moylan 62, Vincent Eckert 58, John McQuaid 56, John Holland. 53, Jame's Atkinson 50, Mary Delaney 50, Rose Melady 50. Failure, Charles Miles 45, Grammar -.Frank '2'lpylan 75, :\fart' O'Connor 70, Bridget 'Delaney 691 Elizabeth Carlin 67, 'Vincent Eckert 65, Rose Melady 62,'Ltfcy'Eckert'60; Jahn Shea 50, Mary Delaney 56, Charles Miles 53, John Holland ••50, James Atkinson 31, ; : Geography - Frank. Moylan Mary O'Connor, 75, Elizabeth •Carlin 75, John Shea 70, Vincent Eckpct•70j Bridget. Delaney 73, Luce Eckert, 6S; Mary Delaney 68, Rose Melady 653 John Holland 60, James Atkicison 58,,, John McQuaid d 56,'Charles Miles -Fbr Qe French�Form IS, -(Frank Mayhem 72, Mary O'Connor 69. Form I. -E1-1 izabeth Carlin 90, J:o•hn.•Hoidand 79, CharlesMiles es 78, John. McQuaid 75, Rose Melady 75, Bridget Delaney 74., Jahn Shea69,. Vincent Vn cel t Eckart 68, Lucy Eckert 06, Mary Delaney 65,. James Altkinson 64: Latin -.Frank Moylan y an 89,Mary 01Connor 85, Elizabeth Carlin 80, Bridget Delalte} 70, John vtcQuaid 0. Vincent Eckert 65, Lucy Eckert. 0, Rose Melody 59, Mary Delaney, 3, Jame's Atkinson 53, John Holland 0, John Shea. 50. - Fhilure, Charles', Miles,. 47, Composition and- Spelling -Frank Moylan 70, Mary O'Connor 70, Eliza- eth Oarl'in 70, Bridget Delaney 70, ohn Shea 69, John Holland 58, •Lucy nicest 68, Vin.tent Eckert 60, Mary elaney, 60. Rose Melady 59, John McQuaid 53, Charier Miles 51, Janice tkinson 50, .Catechism•-�Johtt Holland 78, Frank Moylan 75, Mary O'Connor 75, Lucy ckert 75, Elizabeth Carlin 74, Brid- et Delaney 76, Rose, Melody 73, John hea 70, Mary Delaney 70, Vincent ckert 60, Charles J'liles 56, Jadies tkinson 55, John McQuaid 53, Geoanetny--tf'tank Moylah 90, Mary 'Connor '81, Elizabeth Carlin 80 ridget Delaney 76, John Holland 75, .incettt Eckert 68, _ John Shea 65, arty Delaney 60, James Atkinson 59. o•ce. Melady 55 John' McQuaid 53, ticy Eckert 52, Faihtre, Charles Miles, , Literature -Frank Moylan 71, Mary 'Connor 70, Elizabeth Carlin 70, t'idget Delaney 70, John Holland 69, oho Shoe 67; Latey. Eckert 65, 'Mary elaney 62, Vincent Eckert 61, Rose 7 6 5 n J E D r`\ •F' g A 0 13 V M R L O B • DUBLIN. Miss Eileen Coyne spent a few aye with iter aunt and tutcle, Mr, and Mrs, James Doyle, Ttlbbert: Me. Michael Feeney has returttea o Detroit after spending a week• with is friends here, PAQ14 'Miss Eva Verner•ef .Stratford is vi-! artily,: a sumptuous dinner was' re siting with Mr. aid 'Mrs,, Archie Mil- , , . Mr. Gordon Rowland is visitin with ikl Mrs,iii e � v t C t a Rot la td of Dublin Miss Annie McGrath -returned to her school int Cltabluim on Saturday attd Miss Marie Betiuinger to Mild may. Mr. Joe Maloney and Mr. Pat Jordan are helping R. itellnedy build•. ing his new house. A large crowd' of friends and neigh- bors gathered at :the house of John Jordan on Tuesda evening and pre- sented Mr, and Mn,sSadler with a handsome library set and their son with a beautiful gold watch chain and a pair of cuff links. The address was read by Mr, Jos, Nagle. The even- ing was spent in cards .and cat citig, Mr. and Mrs, Sadler are going to reside in London, Lizzie Ryan spent Sunday with h;er !tether, Mrs, Ryan, Mr, Fred Sadler made a business trip to London Monday, Mr. ,Pat Jordan has rented Mn.' Thomas Stapl,e.ton•s farm west of the village. Mrs. Joseph h MdGr t h has returned home after pending Easier with hen daughter, Bennice, at Detroit. Luoille McGrath is in Toronto visit- ing her sister g s Mary for f Mr. Joseph } few weeks. 1 Jordan and Mr. Basil Byrne spent 'Easter at their homes in th Mrs. Simpson and two children of Toronto are visiting his sister, Mn, Michael Nagle. for a few days. Mr, Joe Carbert of Detroit spent Easter with his sister„ Mrs. Geordie Holland Miss ,4tary Beale spent Saturday :n Stratford, 'Miss Angela Shea was in Stratford the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons of Bayfield spent Good Friday with her sister, Mrs. John Darling, Mr. and Mrs, Wolff spen't the week end with Mr. and Mrs, J. Darling, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Hib- bent were the guests of his mother, Mrs. Murphy of the village. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Cronin spent Sunday the guest of her mother, Mrs. Roach of town. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Stapleton of Guelph spent Easter at the home of her mother. Mrs, Meagher, Mr. Joseph Carpenter returned to London alter spending the Easter ho- iday'wieh 'his parents. • Mr, Gid;' Miirray is very busy with a gang of men shingling the Tonne of his father, which h he. has bneg'ht from Mn, Will'tatti ,Dillon; . We welcome Mr, and Mrs: Murray to our town_ Murray -Flanagan. -St,. Patrick's Church, 'Dublin, at 9 a.m. 'April 2nd, was the scene of a v pretty. Pr ty wed-, ding when Inose (Teresa, daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flanagan, of Logan. was united d to -marriage age to il' G best Murray,r raY son of Yr. and \ rs: Martin Murray, McKillop. The bride, who was given away by her father, twee charmingly gowned in white silk 'fiat crepe, trimmed with metallic lace. and 'carried white car- nations and maiden hair fern, and wore a bridal 'veil caught up with orange blossoms. Miss Katie Flan- agan, the !bridesmaid, wore a mauve canton crepe, a rose -pink hat, carry- ing rose -pink carnations, Mr. Michael Murray .was hest man. Rev. Father • Bricklin officiated.. After- the cere- c ed to 'one • hundred wriests atttting. whom was Ret, Father 11,uuzer of g St. Colttm'ban, who ,proposed the toast to the bride and gat„tut. A re - w oeptihenottdantoalcincg platewas inindulged int the eveaeitollatg the wee hours of the morning. The :bride' and groom left in the -horning OR a short honeymoon trip to Tia - gena, Buffalo, Detroit and other points, In the 'future, Mr, and Mrs, Murray wilt reside: on the groom's iitte farm. in 'McKillop. Hosts of good wishes are extended to the young couple, Mr. Lawrence Beale and :sots of Stratford spent Thursday the retest of his !nether, 'Mrs, C. Beale and 'kliss Mary 1 3eale. Mr, and' (Mrs, William` Wolff of Lo- gau'spetit tate week end at the hon'te of Mr, and Mrs, John Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Leo, Kenny of Tor- onto were holiday visitors at his home north of the village Mr, Joseph h Car elttor of London vCarpeisitednterhis, parents, Mr. end firs. Jos, Miss Rnse 'n''Coneor of Clinton datighter of Mr, and Mrs. Dalt. O'- Connor, spent her 'E'aster vacation with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Jordan, of jordan, spent Easter with friends in Dublin; Mr. .Pete McIver is wearing a broad smile this week. It's 'a girl, St, Patrick's Schaal Report. -The following is the report from St, Pat- rick's School, Dublin, for the month of March: Sr, IV.• --Honours, Frances Delat- ev Ursula Krau ski F !Tack Mol - neaux, 'Gordon Dill Joseph Delaney. Pass --Irene Donnell} Elizabeth Cunrntings Isabel Jordan, Genevieve McCanth}, 'Clare• Gormley, Florence Brennan, 'Agnes Coyne, Jr. IV, -.-Arthur Looby, Catherine Kenny, Charles Benn; Rita Stapleton, Cecilia Feeney, Bertha Dillon, 'Matil- da Dnrrestyn, Margaret OConnell, .Sr. 'PI'L-Honours, Agnes O'Con- nor, Ursula Flanagan, Edwin Staple - tat, Lloyd McCarthy, Norman O'- Connor."' 'Pass---lj'oseph Mulligan, Kathleen ,Burns, Gerald Donnelly, Rose Arnold, Mary Molyneaux, Ag- nes Maloney, John Krauskopf, Rose Dillon, Edward 'Cummings, Margaret Dorrestyn .. Jr, I'I4,-Muriel Looby, Jean ,Mc- Iver, ;Leonard rle g . r ;Benn, i\a 'ick .B n Gen- evieve Feeney, Agnes Rowland, Law- rence 'Dillon: Second • Class IKathleen Cum- mings, lattice um-mings,'latice Delaney, Fergus Staple- ton, ;Charles .I0rau;.J skopfioseph Don- nelly, Joseph Dorsey, :Albert Donnel- ly, Jatn s Curtin, Eer u- Cummings, Frances BrennanDalt n o Burns Marcella Dillon. Part 'Second e. Ii',E fos p vans,.' Cam- illa Donnelly, ,Andrew 'Maloney, John Flanagan, Joein -Maloney, Teresa_ KrauskoPE Michael Feeney,Lor een Looby,Thoma Dorsey. s orse}? Primary B. --:John Jordan, Mary Evans,, James, . Krauskopf, Louis Looby. 'Rose Feeney, 'Joseph Benn. Lucille McGrath, Angela Donnell -3e Kathleen Brennan. Marie Arnold, Kathleen Stapleton, Harry Cum- nings. riiitary A. -.Mary Jordan. Louise Flanagan,t Margaret • Tyers, Aileen Jordan, Mary Dorsey, Joseph Kip- ping,. Gerald Burns, :Loretto Feeney, Earl Nagle, William .Maloney, Fran - is Dillon, Edward Rowland, A Good ,Portion of beef served to yoe for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the blood grivy `oozing through, gives ane a foundation, It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was that last piece of meat we sent ycu? Wasp'E it fine, GEO. CAMERON Your•Butcher. ?hoot 58 :• Sea -forth, Notice by the i si us conducted Theb Hess coal e . _ late Charles Gordon Thompson p will be conducted e ct d theam as s e usual by J J. H . 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