HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-09-08, Page 8HENSALL.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parlmer of
Windsor spent the holiday with the
lormer's parents, Mr, and -Mrs. T.
W. Parlmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex: McMurtrie• of
ITiorouto visited over the holiday with
!his mother here.
Miss Isoibell Murray of Detroit vis-
'ited the first pant of the, 'week with
,her sister, Miss Hannah Murray.
Mr, Lester Fisher of Wind SOT
spent the week end with his parents,
Mrs. Lou Simpson and family Of
Detroit spent the week end with ,rel-.
aitives here.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. McLean of Ha-
milton spent the week end with the
laitber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Paso—Imre.
Mr. Richard Blatchford 'celebrated
his 84th 'birthday- recently at the
home of .his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Oinks, Fifty y'ea'rs ago he was engag-'
ed' in .blacks'mithiiag here and later
!vent to•Dakdta for several years, re-
tiring later to Henlsall where he still
,resides, Mr. Blatchford is quite smart
(for his years and his many friends
'wish • hia n many more.
(Labor Day p'a'ssed quietly in the
village. 'Quite a number off our citi-
zens spent the holiday alt the various
summer resorts. -
iHensall` defeated Waubuno on Sat-
urday at Wau'burro in a score ;of 4' and
3 i the second round of.the O.B.A1A.
gilay.offs. The weather was quite un -
(favorable, the first two innings being
played in the rain. Quite a number
from here attended the game.
(Rev. and Mrs. Young of Nairn
spent the :holiday with their son, Rev.
W. A. Young.
IM'r. and Mrs. L. Seamon of Kitch-
ener visited a
with
over the week end w t.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Seamon_,
Mrs. T. C. Joynt and children and
Mrs. Robert Banthron have returned
gnome after a pleasant visit with
friends in Bayfield.
Mr. Thos. Lang of Exeter visited
friends in town on Sunday. '
'Mrs. Thos. Hudson is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Earl Mitchell of
Us'borne.
IMr. and Mrs. Bert .Glenn and fam-
ily of Toronto spent the holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Delos Huntley and
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Carlile spent
' the weak end, camping at Turnbull's
grove.
Mr. John Steacy of Detroit is
spending the holidays with relatives
here,
Miss Jennie Taylor is visiting for a
couple of days with her sister, Mrs.
IRex. Dick of • the London. Road.
IMr, and Mrs. Chas. 'Cooper have
moved' this week to ]Mark Dougall's
ihouse on the 'Landon Road.
Mr. 'Bert Wren and mother moved
this week into the house recently va-
cated by Mr. Chas. Cooper.
Mr. Wm. iBlackwell of 'Michiganis
visiting relatives here.
Quite a number from, here attended
,the funeral of the late Mrs. (Gordon
'Flynn of 'London at Exeter 'Monday.
iHarvest'Home •services will be held
in the 1Cartnel :Preslbyterian 'Church
on Sunday night.
Services in our focal churches were
we'll attended on 'Sunday last. At the
United Church IRev. Arthur ;Sinclair
had charge •af the services. Very plea-
ding solos were rendered Iby''Mr. ISam
!Rennie in the morning and' Mr. W. O.
(Goodwin.in the evening At'the Car-
mel Presbyterian Church 'Rev. W. IA.
Young occupied the pulpit.
, TOWN TOPICS'
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
September, 1906.
^'Messrs, Town & Case have opened
the evaporator and are -ready for an-
other season's 'work.
iThe Grand Trunk station is bung
re -shingled, this week. Another im ;
provemen't would be a nice coat of'.
paint.
Cromarty.
IMr. 'John A. Norris of Cromarty has
sold his farm to Mr, F, L Hamilton
for the stem of ,$6,600. Mr.' Norris
leaves On September 7th for the West,
Where he purposes taking his family
in the spring.
Hullett.
The crops in Old Ontario will beat
the West all hollow this season. For.
instance, Mr. Lonnie Tyndale .wild a't
least have 700 bushels off 22 acres. He
has a thirteen acre ,field which hever-
ily 'believ'es will yield 40 bushels to
the acre. lit is a mixture of Michigan
Ali -fiber and Dawson Golden Chaff,'
Varna.
1Mrs. 'Second, who has been a resid-
ent of this village for the, past forty
years, died last' weak at the home of
her nephew, Mr. J. J. Ward. The de-
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
In 99th Year.
Mfrs. Levy sit, who makes her home
with her son, Mr, W. J1 Levy,
Mitch-
ell,
itch -ell, was very illlast week, but ^ has
rallied again, Mrs. Levy is in her 99Th
year and is 'Mitclroll's oldest \resident,
having lived there for over sixty
years.
Perth County Items.
The; contract for the new Sit. Marys
posit office building has been awarded
to Ms. Robert Cameron: o'£ A'1monte,
at the contract price of ,$22,000 and
with the ,price of the site added $2,300,
will total` $214,1300, leaving a 'balange of
015,700 otst of the $30,000 appropriat-
ed by the Dominion Government.
-{Man Hiles, the .young son of M.
M. Hiles of Atwood, met with a
rather severe accident the, other day.
By same means be gat Mold of some
powder, and applied a match to it,
with the result that the lad's face and
hair got a great.blackening and fburn-
in(g, and his sight also was affected
for a time,
Accidents.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
a serious accident occurred on the
Gue'ilph and Gnderich railway con-
struction a short distance east .of Car-
low, in which Tobias Fisher and 'En-
gineer William's were `seriously ,in-
jured. Something went wrong with
the track and. the car and dankey.en-
ceased who was 76 years aid, for a gine rolled down the bank' and the
number of years with her late hns- two men were caught between -the
car and engine. Besid'eis the cuts they
received they were considerably
scalded by the .es'capin'g steam,
William Klea, On of Mr. August
,Klee of Logan, met with a 'b'ad ac-
cident a few days ago. He wars help-
ing to unload hay by means of a
hay fork. The pulley rape gave way
and the fork came ,d'owlnti just miss-
inlg the young man's body. He put
up his hands to save himself and one
of the prongs entered the palm of his
right hand and passed up 'the fleshy
part of the arm, the point coning
through the skin a few inches below
the ebbe*.
=On Saturday last white Mr, Will
L'ash'brook of Mitchell was doing
some 'p'lumbing and cutting a lead
pipe, a knife which he was using slip-
ped and cut an ugly gash in the
fleshy part of his left arm, which .re-
quired the assistance of 'a doctor to
dress it. Although very painful it is
thought that nothing serious will
follow.
,band conducted a shop in. the village.
Bayfield.
Work is now .going on at the liar -
boor where the Government will this
season exppend, $800. The foreman is
Mr. Murdock Ross than 'whom .none
of our citizens have a greater interest
in keeping the harbor in good s1fapie.
(The' work on the -new Mdthadist
"Church 'is beang pushed along rapidly
and it, will probably be ready for the
opening services in October. It is a
neat structure and. will be a credit
alike to the congregation and to the
village. The seating capacity will be
200.
Mr. and Mrs, Jblhn Frazer are ex-
pected home this week from Sco'tl'and.
Brucefield.
Mr. Murray of .near Hlillsgree;n, has
,been engaged on the Grand • Trunk
section here..
Mr. C. Wilson, wide and family
have taken up their abode in Mr. John
Swann's brick house and intend re-
maining in the village for some length
of time.
Mr. -J. H. Herbert, owner of the
Duncan .McTavish farm on the Mill
road, has gone to Long Beach, Calif.,
where he p'urp'oses remaining for sev-
eral month's.
Constance.
Mr. Richard Hoth!atn, who lives one
and a quarter miles east of here had a
very successful auction sale on Mon-
day last One three-year-old filly sold
as high as $-x25.00, other stock equably
as well.
'Labor Day Union Picnic.
The Seaforth Presbyterian.' and
'Me'thodis't Sabbath schools held a
•
most successful union Picnic in Mr.
James Beattie's grove on Labor Day.
'Tlte weather conditions were perfect
and as this was the only attraction in
town for the day, a large crowd of
adherents from both churches and
their friends were present and all
were unanimous in voting that it was
one of the most enjoyable afternoons
that they had spent for some time.
Everything was arranged and carried
out in perfect order and the best 'of
good fellowship prevailed. The re-
freshments were in abundance and all
thoroughly enjoyed the good things,
which had been provided for the ac-
casion, when lunch time came. A
go'od' ,program of sports, etc. Was
carried out during the afternoon .un'
der the supervision of Messrs. James
Robb and Wan. Edmond's, assisted .by
Messrs. Bert Archibald and Norman
Henderson. The winner of each event
was presented with a ' prize of same
description as a souvenir .of the pic-
nic. A'l'together it was a most enjoy-
able affair and no doubt all would he
willing to make it an annual treat.
'Tlhe following is a list of the winners
of the various contests: 50 yd. boys
i
fifteen and over—'O. Robb 1st A.
S'c'ott 2nd 'W._Elliot 3rd, 50 yd. boys
twelve and under—'A. Reid ,Ist, L
Seale 2etd, B, Hart 3rd. 50 yd. girl's
1'5
and over—A. Scott 1st, G..Stag-
dil.l 2nd, Q, Smith 3rd. 50 yd. 3 leg,
boys 15 and • ower—!R, Stott, C.
'Forbes 'let, A. Scott 0. Robb 2nd, E.
'MacLean Nelally 3rd. 30 yd. small
girls—C.
GO 1st, S. Doherty 2n(1, ,S.
Robertson 3rd. 50 yd. girls 12 and
under -IE. Hoag hat, H. Richardson
2nd, E. 'S•togdill 3rd, Boy's obsltacle
open:—IF. Larkin, 1st, B. Hart 2n!d, 3.
(Adam's 3rd. Girls, apple—A. Scott,
'1st, M. Scott 2nd, G. Stogdill 3rd.
'Sack, hays—IA. 'Reid list, F. 'Larkin
2nd, B. Hart 3rd. 3 leg, girls — A.
Scott G. Sto'gdiil 1st, E. Holmes $.
5'tbgd'i11 2nd, F. Laidlatw ,M. Cowan
3rd, Infant girls—T, Pethnck 1st, 112.
(Pinkney 2n'd, B. Larkin 3rd, Infant
boys --IR. H•oim'an 1st, S. Hart 2nd, H.
Barnett 3rd, Thread the needle—'M.
Cowan list, A. Smith 'Ln'd, N. Pe'thick
..,S,co•bt tie, 3rd,
WINTHROP.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard and
Betty and Jack and :Mr, John 'Arm-
strong spent the week end in London
nvihth relatives.
Mr. and IMre Elton Ha0st' and son
'Billie spent the holidays with Mrs..
Wolin Hoist,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph- Dolmage
treated !their (friends to a corn roast
Monday night.
Mr. iArohie .Campbell of Toronto
spent a few days' with his'' Mather,
iMrs. Ca'mp'bell. •
,Mrs. Joseph (Little spent the week
t ,Mr. and Mrs,
iareas
h her ,
'
end w t
parents,
Geddes of .Belgrave,
Miss Margaret 'Montgomery is vis-
iting her aunt, Mrs. (Reid of Wing -
;ham.
. !Mrs. George Little returned home
on Monday after spending a few
m'ont'hs in Ireland.
IMr. Harold ISmialld'on 'anti family of
Walton, iMr. and Mrs. Holster Ben-
nett and Mona and IMr. John Bullard
spent (Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
(Eaton.
`iMr, and ,Mrs. Adam Do'dds.of Lis-
towel spent the holiday with friend's.
. Roe Sprains, and Bruises.—'There is
nothing ,better for sprains and con-
tusians than Dr. Thomas' Dclectric
Oii, It will reduce the swelling that
follows a sprain, will coon the in-
flamed flesh and draw the pain, III
will take ;the ache out df a 'bruis'e by
coy p(tera cti•ng the inlflammation. A
trial will convince any who 'Id'oaalbt its
power.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1932.
,Aileenlhead, Mr. and Mrs.' Ma'iness,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II, Robinson and
1}
m ,
ifai Dr, Tillman and fanny, Mr.
and Mrs Nolan, Dr. and Mrs S. W.
'lhonras Mr. and Mrs, C. R'. Will,
(London; Mr, and Mrs Perry, Wind-
sor; Mr, and Mrs, I -I, Southam, To-
ronto, and oitiers.
Mrs, D. McDonald, Ma-, B. "Mc-
Donald of Sarnia were guests of Mrs.
A. Newton -(Brady over the .week-,.
end.
Ir. Sidney Castle of Stratford ° was
home over Sunday,
Mr: Weir Erwo'od and Miss 1 Elva
(Elwood visited their mother, Mrs. J.
Castle, over Sunday. •
Miss Cecil McLeod has returned
home from a visit in. 'Toledo.
(School re -opened Thursday with
the same teachers, Miss Kirkc and
rMiss Margaret.Ferguson,. in charge. ,.
iMr; and Mrs. Liib'sltaff and Mr.
Dreiger of Toledo were ,guests of
Mrs. Adelaide McLeod last week.
The Fair Directors are busy get-
ting ready for the annual lair to be
held' September 28th and 29Th. Get
your exhibit ready.
BAYFIELD.
Miss (Ruth Houston and Miss Webb
Of London spent the week -end • with
Mr. and Mrs. S. Houston. '
(Miss,. Dolly Ross of Phi'la'delphia'
and Mfrs. Hassett of Buffalo spent
the week -end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Ross, who, since • their
home was destroyed by fire, have
been staying • with Mrs. S. Houston.
Mrs. Turner, Miss 'Doris Turner
and Mrs. Hawkins Of London, vvltb
were guests of Mrs, Percy Weston,
returned home Monday,
Mrs. Lumsdenand daughters of
Detroit who had 'Bellevue" cottage
for the season, left for home S•unr-
d`ay.
'Miss Elva Dewar and Mr. David
Dewar left Monday to resume their
teaching duties at Toronto.
Miss Agnes Kerr of M'im'ico, who
has been visiting' Mrs. F. Baker, re-
turned home- Sunday.
iMliss Mina Procter Of Toronto vis-
ited her aunt, Mrs. 'George King over
the week -end.
Mrs. D. Prentice of Toronto was
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J.
Stinson over the holiday.
There will be no .service in Trinity
Church Sunday. On the foilolwinig
Sunday, the 160h, ,Rev, Mr. Parker of,
Hensalil will conduct service in the
evening.
Mr. G, Peddie, who has been at
his h'om'e in Toronto for a week, re-
turned Monday.
(Miss Amt Dewar has gone to In-
verhuron for -a few holidays,
Mrs, R. F. Gairdner and daughter
Betty, have gone to Toronto for a
Visit.
Mr. Donald M. Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs. .. Donald Cameron lir. and Miss
'Irene Burton of Detroit were guests
of Miss E, Cameron over the week-
ehd.
.Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Neelin left on
Thursday to visit in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dixon and Miss
Carrie Dixon were at the Rectory
over the week -end.
KIPPEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans, who have been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
'Dayman for the past couple of weeks,
refugened to their home in London on,
Saturday l'as't.
(Miss Ann. MdNaughtonhas left to
commence duties as teacher of S.S.
No. 4, ,South, Shanley tawnlsh'ip. We
wish her every succuss.
Mrs. James Dayman, who, has been
spending a few days' ;with her daugh-
ter, 'Mrs. Robert Green of London,
has returned home.
IMr. Joseph Daylm'att and daughter
Miss Beatrice, spent a few enjoyable
days last week. in Toronto..
Miss Pearl 'Harris of C'hisel'hurst
spent a few days last week with her
aunt, Mrs. J•nseph Dayman.
Mr. and Mrs. 'H+alntberg' and two:
daughters of Sault Ste. Marie spent
last Saturday with Miss Mary Mc-
Naughton of 'Tuckersanith.
Ur. Harry Norris spent the week
end in. Detroit,
Judge John A. Currie and wife
and son Jack of Port Huron, Mich,,
spent the week -end . visiting their
friends, •Mr. and Mrs. W. Mi ctLaren
lDoig, •
Mr. John C. Doig 'L)LiB. of De-
troit, and his friend, Mr. Anthony
Renwick, shipping clerk for Fisher
!Bros. of Detroit, spent the week -end
visiting the farmer's parents.
(Mrs. M. A. McDonald of Usborne
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
•
Rev. and Mrs,' Paull left Monday to
visit in London and lbzonito.
'Mr. and Mrs, R. Clarke of Cleve -
lend, Mrs, Eric Yorke and Beverley
Toronto, and Mrs: V. Bart and fam-
ily of London, spent the past week
With Mr, and Mrs.' F. Baker,
IA's has been' the custom for years
past Blaylfidbd Civac Holiday will be
observed on Thursday, September 115,
;Several cabtagers have left for their
homes, Arnan:g them Mr, and "Mrs.
IFlinou't, Flint, Mr, R. W. Bristol, and
Mos, Charles Molnhersead :of ,Wash
ington; Rev and Mrs. Lang:)Ford,
Mr. and Mrs, Bricker and sena, Kit-
chener; Ming, Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs,
Green.
ITh'e service in St. Andrew's United
Ohu'rch will be conducted by Rev. W.
A. Bremner of Bruiceifield' on Sunday,
Septennlber 'ltlgth at 1'1 am.
The Hilhsgreen anniversary will be
held on Sunday, September l81h, ser-
vices at 111 a.m. and 7.30 p.'n. Rev. J.
W. Herbert of Hola negsville will be the
guest speaker. Music furnished by
Kippen c'ho'ir.
IFnlbon—At Streeitsvilie, on Sunday,
'Septem'ber 4, 11932, in his 87th year,
Joseph Fulton, beloved father of jos=
eiph and W. G. Fulton and; Mrs, R. A.
Lundy. Funeral from his late resiid-
ence, Sitreetsvgil'le, on Wednesday,
September 7, at 2,x30 p. m. Interment
in Trinity Church Cemetery.
+Mir. and Mrs. W. J. McLean of
Kirkland Lake .spent a few days re-
cen'tly with K!ip!pen friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of Lan
sing, Mich,, spent the week -end , with
their parents in the village.
Messrs. Harry Norris and ,- Bo't
Bllgie spent a few days in .Detroit and
took fit the boat races while there,
Which were _very interesting, the
ciatin,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Foster of Wind-
sor spent the week -end with Mr. ant
Mrs. CJla's. McDbnatd and Milen
friendls.
Harvesting is con'c'luded in these
parts and t'hre'shing is the' .ord'er of
the day.,
`Mr. John McKlay has left for hili
Norte in` Saginaw, Mich., • after
pleasant visit• with his sisters in th:e
village,•
The different candidates are mak•
in;
g personal calls through r
ugln
the riding
with a smile and a hearty Nand shake
iMr. and Ivl'rs. W. E. Butt and Mr
and nobs, 'Thos. Butt spent the week•
end with friends in Flint, Mich.
DUBLIN c
Miss Nellie Ryan of 'Toronto seen
the week -lend with .her mblther, M•rs
Pat. Ryan.
'Mr, Charles McGrath of Kansa
ICiity, son of the tate Hugh MCGrat
oif
Hibbert, visited atthe homes of
his uncles,' Messrs.\ Pat and Jack Me
'Granth of Dublin. it is 30 years sing
'his last visit here,
'Mr. Joseph' M'dOonnell of Chico'
is "visiting at the ;h'oime of his par
eats, Mir. and Mrs. Dave MldGontneld.
Much sy'm(palthy is extended to M'
and Mrs, Joseglh Jordan in the los
+nt their fine !barn by fire last Friday
'about three -nai es south of Duiblin; Al
,of this year's crap, two horses, on
eolw,' all the hens, and vainabl'e 'int
ipllemenits, including a ,tractor, we'd
ode
23cr
for_ N LAG
FRE'S'H PICNIC HAM @ ............... .... ...... .. lOc
BACK BACON @ ., 23c
PALM OLI•VE SOAP......... ... . ..... ,... ..... 4 cakes 25c
MAN. FLOUR .. ..........per cwt $2.10
• We,do not want eggs overr7 days old.
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Regent
Theatre
The New
Show at;our expense
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On any order for Cleaning or Dyeing over $1.00,
left in our office on September 9th and 10th, we. will
give 'ON'E TICKET FREE
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Oiliespie's'
eleaners� and Dyers
Seaforth - - r - Phone 156 ,
consumed • .in the 'blaze. Spontaneous MUSIC
cont'bustion is 'believed' bo have caused Anne G. Govenlook, Teacher of
the fire. The blaze was ' disc'overed lPiano, !Organ and Theory. Pupils pre -
about five o'clock, Mr. Jordan ;, w,as pared for Toronto Conservatory of
absent from home, attending .a thresh- Music Examinations. Studio N. Main
ing at the time, but neiglhlbors quick- St.,iphone 1103.' 37
ly assembled and succeeded in saving
the house. The loss, which ,will be •
heavy, is believed to be partly covered FOR SALE
by insurance. itiwo New Idea Spreaders for sale.
IMr, Jack McGrath 3 . went to These; will be sold at Bargain Prices.
Clandtboye on Monday to
teach Apply to R. S, HIAIYIS, •Seaforth, Ort.
school. ' • 37
Me.and Mrs. Joe. Williams " of
Detroit visited their many friend's
around Dublin on Wednesday last. REAT. BRIAR PIPE
With Sample Package -40 lbs. mild
AUCTION SALE . or strong leaf tobacco, $2.50; 20 lbs.
Of House and Lot in the Vil'lage of for $4.00;' S0 lbs. for $8.00; 1100 lbs. for
Dtt'bdin, also Household Furniture, on ;$14.00. Pure Quesnei, 3 !lbs. for $2.00.
Friday, •Se'pte'miber 16th, cotmmencin'g Agents wanted. Shipped anywhere. G.
at 2 o'clorek. On the lot is a'snx-room Dubois, '2 lHen'derson St.,- Ottawa,
frame dwelling, barn, garage and hen Ont. '
house. Soft water in, house, House
hold Effects. -1 bedroom suite, 2
FARM FOR SALE
rocking chairs, 2 verandah chairs, 6 •
dining room chairs, 3 ,bedroom sets, In Township of McKillop, the south
1 Wlhirlpaol wash'in'g machine, 1 New `half o'f lot 20, on 12th concession of
Century washing machine with MnKilllop, comprising 50 acres. Good
wringer, 1' quarter -cut: oak 'library
sugar bush and never failing water.
table, 1 round dining room •exitension Apply '10 M•rs' Alex. H. '.Ross, Wal-
talbl'e, 'goad as new; 2 fail -leaf tables. ton, R.R. 2,
Terms on Furniture—Cash. "Terms
on house and lot made 'known day' of SEAFORTH MARKETS.
sale, MRS. MARY FLYNN, Prop.;
T. Brown, Auctioneer, 37. Bran, per 'cw't. - $19
WANTED
Shorts, pet cwt $21
Middlings, per cwt. .. , ...525
Wonsan wants washing 'to do at ,Butter, per lib. 18c
home. Apply at News Office. 3!8. Wheat, per bus. ••45'c
(Eggs, .per doz. 9c -13c -19c
NOTICE. ' 'ice New Oats, .,per bus. . , . .' 22c
Ratepayers of the Tdwnship of New. Potatoes,, per bag dOs
Tuckersmith who wish to draw gravel Hogs, per cwt. .,.. '$4.'8545:3`.
from Allen's pit, communicate with
JOHN EARLE, at once. Phone num-
ber
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