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The Seaforth News, 1933-06-22, Page 4• THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Snowdon Bros.,Publishers. THE SEAFORTH NEWS, • THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933 WALTON. Minis ('Muriel Fannquh'arscn of Goder- ich is spending a tnotrth's holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs: W. 'Farquharson, ;Mr. and Mfrs. �i1 Hackweil and daughters of Ethel, spent Sunday with 1'Ir. and Mrs. W, 3. Humphries. Mrs. Neal) de & Sons of Toronto are spending their holidays with the for- m•er's parents, Mr. and MTS. R., Liv- ingseon. ,Mr. and Mrs. George Clark of Lis- towel spent the week end with the. former's brother, 1'Ir, ,Wes, Clunk, The many friends of Mr, Jas. Ham- bly were sorry to hear': of his illness and hope he will soon be all right, Mr, Thomas Fulton of Shakespeare and 'Mrs. McTavish from Manitoba, who were euroute to Teeswater, spent a day last week with their uncle, Mr, Hugh Fulton, Ma. WIUlaan Bruce from Winnipeg, has been visiting his 'b•rdther, Mr. Andrew Bruce in Grey township. Mrs. Ed. Bruce and daughter -in -levy and little boy of Winnipeg are here visiting her mother and sister, Mrs, Fulton and Mrs. Dougherty of Blyth, and her sister, Mrs. A. Bruce of Grey. (The following were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fulton Monday even- ing. Mrs. Ed. Bruce and daughter-in- law, and son of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. And- rew Bruce, Mrs, ^Jlo'seph Bolger and Messrs, Ritchie, Robinson and John Balfour. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hai -ably "of Staffer and Miss Florence. Cooper of !Seaforth-were visiting friends in Wal- ton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Percy Brudder of Ar- eec were Walton visitors on Sunday. Mr..Brudder. was with the Walton section for a time last winter. The position of foreman of the C:P, R. 'Walton section was accepted last week by Mr. George Underwood of Streetsville. Mr. Arthur Hoy, foreman at Megane, as senior menbor of the division, received the appointment a couple cd weeks ago, but has decided to remain at Megaw as it was impos- sible to get a house in 'Walton to move his family here. Mr; James Bi- shop, who is retiring shortly on pen- sion, was fore'm'an since the railway was pit through 216 years ago, ;V Lr. Hoy and Mr. Underwood both were employed under Mr. Bishop, the for- mer having 26 years service and the latter about 20 years, Mr. and Mrs, Underwood are well -known to this vicinity. Mr. Underwood was former- ly Miss Irvine of MdKillop. Their many friends are pleased to learn of their coming to Walton. There was quite a crowd of football fans at the game in Walton on Mon- day night between Walton and Win- throp which was the fa's'test game played so far this season. The score was a tie 1-1. Walton boys were win- ning every game they played, but Winthrop has been dishing out a good brand of football too. This was the first encounter between these two teams and they are certainly evenly matched. Don Dale was heavy man for Winthrop. The Walton team is looking for another real tussle with ,Brussels on 'Wednesday night of this week. iA shower and' social evening were held by the YP:S. of Duff's United Church on Monday evening in the basement of the church in honor of this week's bride, Miss Annie Me- Taggart, whose marriage takes place an Thursday. The President, Mr. Har- vey Bryans took charge of the even- ing';, programme, which commenced with a grocery shower brought into, the roam in large baskets. The many parcels were .opened by the bride-to- be. Addresses, 'gangs and games were then enjoyed, including a piano selection, "Annie Laurie," by Mrs. IRads-ard. A solo .by Mrs, C. F'ingland and a recitation by .Miss Eleanor Knight. "The decoration's for the oc- casion were very pretty. "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow," was sung at the close of the eventing. Miss Mc- Taggart was President of the Young ' People's Society bast year Mr. and Mrs:' William Snvithers of Thief River Falls, Minnesota, are visiting friends and relatives in Wal- ton, Seaforth a•nd Wingham. Mrs, iSmithers was formerly Miss Mary (Bennett of the Huron Road, near Sea - forth, Mrs. W. C. Bennett's condition at Kitchener h'ospi'tal was reported this week as very, unfavorable as the re- sult of complliWeaiio:ns. folldwing a ser- ious oper'a'tion for appendicitis several weeks ago, Her friends are very sor- ry to learn of this. The death of James Thoma; Denni- son, a former resident of this vicinity, occurred art his home in Preston on Factory Upholsterin, Work Done and Guaranteed by C. Atchison Prices Reasonable, Phone 179 JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE All Repairs and Labor Cash. SUPERTEST GAS and OILS and freight agent at the Grand River cemetery, 'The pallbearers were s!ix, Railway at Preston for the past seven- teen years. He was active in municipal Matters, a member of the Preston Li- brary Board. He was a member Of Knox Presbyterian Church and was a member of the board of management. Besides his wife who was formerly Miss Maud Johnston of this village he leaves to mourn their loss one daugh- ter, Doris; five `brothers, 'William,` of Calgary; Alex., Toronto; Alfred, 87'a- terloo; Edward, Weston, and (Rolert, Preston; two sisters, Mrs. R. A. Ro- binson, Regina and. Mrs. ;Harold Cook, Toronto. The funeral was held Friday afternoon from his late resid- ence, in'termen't taking place in Pres- ton cemetery. LONDESBORO Mrs. M. Mains and Miss 'Elizabeth, who for the past month have been visiting Chicago ,:friends, returned home on iS'aturdlay last. Mr. and Mrs. 'Gormley Thompson of North Bay, who have :been holi- daying the past few weeks with Mrs. Thompson's parents and other 'friends, returned to their home on Monday. }They were.accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Percy 'Manning- and Miss Phyl- lis where they will be the guests of Mr. and M'rs. Thompson sof the Chain Stores, /North Bay. Keep in remembrance the Straw- berry festival orf the United 'Church Sunday '.School on Friday evening, June 23rd. Quite a nice little picnic was held at /Bayfield on Saturday, Jame 171th, where the .members of the "'Friendly Class" and 'their friend's of the Unit- ed 'Church (Sunday (School gathered and spent a pleasant afternoon. The afternoon was somewhat .cool to en- joy the bathing. (However, after an enjoyable time ,was 'spent at the picnic lunch which 'was abundant, the sports started and' everyone gat warmed yup. The races run off are as follows: girls 4 years and under, Ilst prize, Betty IBrunsdon; 2nd prize, !Phyllis .MoCool, Boys, 6 years and under, Pat, Donald -Husking, 2nd, /Donald 'llcNall, Girls, /PO years and under, 'JoycePairservice, Phyllis Manning. /Boys, c10 years and un' der, 'Clifford Sund•ercock, 'Fraser Thompson. 'Ladies, Mrs. (Bert !Bruns - don, Mrs, L. 1foNa11, Mrs. Bert Shob'brook. 'Men, Mr. F. Thompson, (Bert S'ho:bbrook, Edwin Wood. 'Kick- ing the Slipper, Miss F. 'Jamieson, Mrs. J. McCool, Mrs, F. Thompson. Driving spikes, ladies, Mrs. !Percy Manning, _Mrs. H. ISundercock, Mrs. P. Thompson, Driving spikes, men, Percy Manning, L. MclNall, Derwin Carter, (Sides were 'called for the pea- nut race, Mrs. 'MdNall's side being the winners. Copper race, Joyce !Fairser vice, Phyllis Manning, )Eddie McNeil. Death of Former 'Resident, — The death of Mr. Joseph .Morris, which oc- curred at Paris on June'1'dth removed a man who was well known in this district, being born and raised on the 11.0th concession 'of 'Julien. Be suc- cessfully farmed on the old home- stead which his father settled on when this country was a wilderness. Fourteen years ago he sold his farm, and retired from active life, having married and raised a fancily of two sons and one daughter,. After selling out he tn'oved. to Dundalk, where he lived for a few years, when he again trade a change and 'bought a home in Paris, Ont., where he resided till death came at the age of 712 years, Four months ago he suffered a severe s'trake of paralysis ,and was taken to the hospital in Paris where he: slowly weakened 'till the end came. The fun- eral took place from his late :residence on Sunday afternoon, June 'llgth, Rev Mr. 'Wilson of the 'United leh:urc'h 'of ifitc'iated, he being a member and reg- ular attendant when able,: Misses Lo- vell and Meyers sang a'beaultiful duet. 'The .floral ,tributes were very .beautiful.. A large concourse .of friends 'as'sembl- Tihursday morning last as the result'.ed' to pay their last reslpeots whioh 'was highly. honored. Those _left to mourn his l'a'ss 'are .his widdw and two sons, Edgar and (Chester,, mare daugh- ter, Mrs. Milton Lee, all at Paris, also one ,brother, Enoch Morris: of /Pontiac, Mich., and .one sister, Mrs. M. 'M'an- ning. IH'e, was laid to rest in the Paris of a stroke.'The deceased was in his .53rd year and' had been in itt health for some time. B'aIn in McKillop township the deceased had spent 23 years in railroading, having held- the position of assistant agent at kyr, .chief clerk on the CiPiR. at 'Orihia, nephews of deceased, 'G'len'n, 'Ernest, Clarence and Frank Montgomery, Er- nest ;Morris and Percy Manning. (Friends from a distance attending .the funeral were' Mrs. George Burges, Mrs.Vi-Morris, 'Mis's 'Hazel Morris, Mr. J. Duncan and Miss Mary, of To- ronto, Mr, and, Mrs. (George Francis', St. 'Thomas, Mr. and 'M'rs. Ernest Morris, Niagara (Palls, tntY.; Mrs. Margaret M'ann'ing, 'Mr. and, Mrs, .Percy Manning, IJondesboro; Mr and Mrs. Janes Montgomery and three sons and a daughter, Mrs: John Mont- gomery of 'Co'nbeton; , Mr. 'Clarence Montgomery, of iParkhill; Mr, Nick- el and daughter of Dundalk; Mrs, John Hill, .Brantford. STANLEY. TUCKERSMITIi. Garden Party. --IA large gathering was present at the 'Turner's Church garden party, Monday evening, Rev Mr, Verrill, the pastor', introduced Mr, W. H. Golding, ,M.IP:; who acted as chairman, Misses Manning of Lon- des'horo, gave a duet, accompanying themselves on the guitar; Mr, Ken- neth McLean of Egnrotidville, several selections on the bagpipes; Miss I 'Nott, piano solo; Messrs. A, W Groves and Sam Castle, of Clinton, several` comedy selectiouas imperson- ating the darlcies; Mr. 'Travers of .Clinton, a vocal solo and a trumpet solo, accampannied by Mrs. Treleav- en; Mr. Kenneth Whitmore, a solo, accompanied by Mrs. E. R. :Fear; readings by Miss Jean Smith and Miss Vena Hu'd'son of Sea/forth. The Maple Leaf orch:es'tPa -gave several selections during the istermiSs•ion. Misses Marion Thompson and iEld- ith (HLenderson of IElgmandville ,spent (S'undlay with Miss Marion (Wallace, Master Douglas IWald'ace spenit 'the week end with his Sister, Mrs, Nor- man •Walker, ,Brucelfreld. Mr. and Mrs, Wormian Walker, of B•rueefield, brought (Master Douglas Wallace home ,Sunday evening. Mr. James Wallace, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wallace, and Misses Grace' and' Ruth, .and Master Donald motored to '.Blyth last Sunday where ;they spent the day with Mrs,. Ed. iLeatherland and family. Mrs. Rauabt and son Frank of Moosejaw, are visiting friend's and relatives in .the vicinity. Mr. Will ,Landtslborough and son :Will visited' at Mr. ,Stam Carn'oclfan's; in L'ucknow o•n Sunday. ' The strawberry social at Turner's Church: wars well attended last Mon - clay night. The Blake -Goshen YR.'S. are hold- ing their' anniversary service at Gosh- en 'Churc'h on Sunday, jure 25th, at In a. an.,, when Rev. Mr. Craik of IGoderieh will be the special speaker, tSpeciad music is being preipared by the young people.' , /Mrs. Robt. McKinley received' the sad news on Mbuday of the sudden death of her brother, Mr. Wil•slan /Campbell, of Seafo:nth. • Miss, Wilhelmine Trewartha of Clinton spent the week -end with her friend, Miss Grate ,Robinson. Los. Mlargare't Errant, who hes re- ceived the appointment of matron of the Fresh Air Camp at. Whitby, left last week to begin her duties. • Miss "Loretta Rice of Fullerton has been engaged as teacher of B'a'bylon S'oh'ool for the coming yeaar. /Rev, E. A. Pou•Iter of Varna at- tended Preflbytery at Ben•miller on Tuesday. Goshen W:M1S.—The June meeting of (Goshen ,W.M',5. was held at. the home of the president, Mrs: B. Keys, 'with a good ' attendance.' Mrs. D. J. Stephenson 'presided, The ,programme opened by the singing of "Arlt Hail the (Power of (Jesus' Name," and re- peating the (Lord's prayer in unison. .Alms. Keys gave the (Scripture reading from .Matthew, "Work for the Night Is Coming," was then sung. Mrs. Stephenson gave a reading entitled, `The Relation of 'Prayer to Missions" and Mrs. 'MgClymont and :Violet fa- vored with a (beautiful vocal duet, The study book was taken.. up by Mrs. Percy Johnston, who read "'Missions in the IP•resbyterian 'Church." 'What a-'Frierul We Have in Jesus" was then sung. The secretary read the 'minutes of the previous 'meeting and called +the roll. 'Mrs. (Keys ,reported having. re- ceived an invitation from 'Blake Aux- iliary to join them in,their meeting on June 2:2nd. The bale of quilts and se- cond hand clothing was also reported as being sent away, Their value was estimated at a little over $16,00, The meeting closed by singing • "Jesus 'Shali'Reign" and prayer' by Mrs. 'Nel- son /Keys, Lunch was served during a social half-hour. MdGregor_Pepper,—AA 'pretty wed- ding was solemnized at the manse, IBrucefiel'd, Satur•dlay, ,June ,117Ith, when Rev. W. A. Bremner united in 'm'ar- riage 'Clete ;Rheabel, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and MTS. John Pepper of Stanley, to John Alexander McGreg- or, son of Mrs. and the 'la'te Mr. Neil M:c(Gregor of Stanley. The bride was charmingly ,gowned in silk crepe in ashes of roses shade with white ac- cessories and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and -lily of the valley. She wore a string of pearls the gift of the ,bridegroom, Mists -late Mc- Gregor, o-Gregor, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid and the bridegroom was supported by Roy Pepper, .the bride's brother. Atter the ceremony theabridai panty repaired to the • home of the bridle's •parents, 'wlhere a wedding din- ner was served. Lmlmedi'ate relatives of the c'ontra'cting parties an:d a num- ber of guests sat diown'to a table pret- tily dec'ora'ted ,for the occasions After- ward the young cou'p'le left for a mo- tor honeym'o'on trip to Niagara arid' other points east, ,the bride travelling in a lemon 'knit suit wit matc'h'ing ac- cessories. A'ftenward they will reside at the /bridegroom's farm in IS''tan.iey townslii'p,,, KIPPEN. ide. and Mins. Attthur Anderson Spent a few days recently visiting' with friends in Windsor. /Several from this community ::ut- tended the reception at Henlsall on -A'lbnday evening in honor „dE Mr, .and Mrs, Harold Bell and. all report a real bins. Dr. _Parrott of Aitsa Craig visited his parents on. Sunday last. -- Mr. Jas. McClym'ont is spending a couple of weeks visiting with friends in Det•roie. ,Mrs. Abs Forsyth is not gaining as fast as her Many friends would wish for, but all hope to see her around soon. Baptismal .services were held in St. Andrew's United IGhunch at 1111+ on ,Surdlay last. Bruce Laird Finlay- son, 'kir of_ Mr, and Mus. 'Lonnie Fin- layson, was :Ivaptized. (Rev. !Conner gave a very inspiring sermon and a quartette, .Mr. and Mrs. 'J. B. MelLean, Mrs. M. Thomson and Mr. IA. 'Bell sang "The 'G!ood IS'heplherd." On. Sunday newt ate o'ctock cot tnunion service's will he held in IS't. /Andrew's United Church. On Thurs- day evening at 8 o'olock .preparatory services will be held by .the pastor, IR'ev, R. R. Connor. The !Busy Bees Mdssian, Circle are ,holding a picnic tea and weiner roast at (Bay/field on IFri'day evening of this week at 6 :o'clock. All the young ladies and gentlemen are invited to come and 'please /bring sandwiches or 'cake._ WINTHROP. Don't forget' the strawberry 'festival to be Iheid on the grounds of Cavan Church, Winthrop, this (Friday even- ing. IBmodlhagen (band will be 'in atten- d'ance.:The young .people ,,of 'Egm'on;d- ville are ,givin.g a play entitled "`Mar- rying Anne." 'bt' is well worth seeing. Come with 'the crowd, Mr. John (Eckert, '/lir, A. A. '.Cuthill and 'Mr, (Fergus /Rutland attended 'the teleplhou:e eonventidu in. ILandan on Tuesday. • )We were sorry to hear 61 the sud- den passing of M'r. Wilson'Camp'bell of ;Seaforth, (formerly of McKillop. 'The football game 'held .in Walton Monday night 'between Winthrop and Walton was a tie ti 1. The game' was quite even all the way 'th'rough. (Bird Bell of (Brussels was referee, The re- turn game will be played here an July 7th. This promises 'to 'be the best game of the season, so stick �a 'pin in the date, (Ethel played'.foatball here on -/Thurs. night, June '1115Th. 'The 'score was 5-0 in favor of /Winthrop, ;Winthrop plays in 'Moncrieff. June 27th and /Brussels plays 'here 'June 30th,, Come and cheer the boys ,along.. Mr. and Mrs. J'a'ck Taylor spent Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs, 'Geo, iLittie, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Hart end son and Mr. ,Harald Hera of IBmussel's spent (Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Al - 0117.0 Snarling. Mr. Thomas Simpson of Windsor is spending a few days this 'lveek with his brother, Mr. James Simpson, ST. COLUMBAN. Playing Good Football.—,St. Colum - ban football team beat Seaforth at St. Colum,ban on Thursday evening by six goals to one. ,Lineup for St. Gol- umhan: goal, W. Ryan; f. 'backs, Joe Malone, Joe Williams; h: backs, N. McQuaid 3, MCIvet F. Williams; for- wards, V. Eckert, D.. 'McCarty, 1'. 'Stapleton, J. Flannery, 11. IMc'Iver; subs., 1.. Alalone and N. Miles. The boys havewon every 'game •so far, beating Bayfield there three goals to one, and Kippen at St. Colnm'han, two to one, also .Stratford in Stratford 4-0, and nit here 3-0. The boys are ,playing good ball and are deserving of lots sof encouragement and a good crowd to see .all their games. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Brant of Toron- to are visiting the latte'r's pare'n'ts,, ?Lr, and Mrs. James OfReilly, Hibbert Mis•s Marie Flannery of Toronto is spending a week w'ihh her parents,.. Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Flannery. We are gl'a'd` to see Jahn Holland, Jr,, able to be around again after get- ting his leg hurt ip the Kippen-St. 'C'odunrlb'an football game, Mr. Charles Malone has retu:Rnpd from A'ssu'mption College, Windsor, for the summer vacation,. 'Rev. J. M. Eckert of Hawthorne, N.Y., is spending his vacation with his brothers and sister here. Dying—Probably the"Richest, Certain- ly the Most Mysterious Man in Europe An article, revealing -ast'oun'ding ev- ents in the strange life of Sir Basil ga'h'aroff who is reputed to have built his enormous fortune on death, des- truction and misery, stirring wars and revolutions, so hemight stilt shotand Shell from his munition factories -yet; still hiding his real name and national- ity, will appear in 'Phe American !Weekly, with neat Sunday's Detroit Want and For Sale Ads,` 3 times. 50,1Timels, STAFFA. Mr, and Mrs. -Fleming, Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Keri.' Drake,,.,„. Miss Doris Colquhoun of 'Bellevil'le is spending the summer holidays with her parents. Rev, R. N. _Stewant and Mr. Jos, (Warden were in Millbank attending 'Pres'bytery Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Coign:houn, Clin- ton, visited with the formers, parents on Suntdlay, ,'Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart, Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wilson, Keep in mind the strawberry social which is to be held on Tuesday evening. MANLEY. 'Mr, ;Jos. Morgan has returned to 'Clinton after spending a few days with friends in aur 'berg. Ms's ,Eileen ;Ecleart has completed her normal s'cahoal'course in Stratford. Our burg was saddened last Mon- day When the mews flashed over the wires of the enedlden death ,Of Mr. 'Wil- son /Oanr'pbell and all who had the pleasure of this acquaintance will miss him as he was 'known for his honesty and his charity bo all who were. in need. 'Quite a nu'm'ber from here are at- tending bees this week to beautify the St. Calunnban cemetery. BEECHWOOD Mrs. A. 'Hi•cknell, is visiting her claugihlter, 'Mrs, T. Butters in Dublin, Mr. Jlohti 1. Malone is shingling his 'barn' this week, Mr. Joe Morgan spent a few days with his friend; Mr. J. Sloan. Mr. 5. Nolan had a successfu' ploughing bee on ;Friday last. Mr. aid \lrs,.,Laui's'Dlillon and fam- ily spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs Peter 'Ryan. Mr. and Mrs, Mike Murray and :Mr, and Mrs. 'Matt Murray spent Sunday vvitda Mr, and'Mrs. John Murray. lar. and Mrs, Thos. _Maloney arid', family spent ,Sunday evening with Mr, and '/de's. John ,Welsh. - ELIMVILLE. The ISundaylS'chool anniversary ser- vices will be held in this church next Sunday. ,'Rev. Mr. 'Agnew of ISt. Marys will be the, minister for the day. Rev. A. E. and Mrs, johns and children of IHlamil'ton visited relatives here over the -week--'end and attended the 'fohns-Cud'nrore re'iurion held at the' home of Mrs, S. :Cud'more last Su,turilay. •Mn and lIrs.'IR. Mdfa'I'ls and two children of IBidduiph visited at the home of Mr. Wm, (Bradshaw last Sun- day. s Mr. and -Mrs, Wm. 'johns and fam- ily attended the Passmore-Ma',Donald picnic held alt /Grand lBend last Wed- nesday. CROMARTY. 'The death occurred on Friday mor- ning of Josiah Creery at his holme in Usborne in his 65ltlr year. The de- ceased is survived by his widow, who was Miss A'lex'ander' before her mar- riage; ' two daughters, Miss Inez Creery, 13.A,,; of !Fores't, and' Mrs; (Lamont, of Crotnarty, alson 'a s'on, Theron, of Detroit. lie is also surviv- ed by two sisters, Mrs. Davis of Us borne, and Mrs, Roibent, Berryof Blanchard township. Th p• a funeral ser- vice !vas held or Sunday'atthe Angli- can dhuroh,'„at K•irkton, with Rev, G. P. Parson officiating, (Additional foot b'a'll' scores are: On Tuesdlay, Ethel 3, Moaonieff 0 On Wed'nesdlay, Walton at B,riussels, a tie UI, Ferg. Bullard referee,• REGENT "THEATRE SEAFORTH 'Now Playing 'MAID8ISON SQUARE GARDEN” 'Comedy Cartoon Mon: Tues, -Wed., June 26-27-28 The Greatest Musical Romance of all Time "THE MAID OF THE MIOUNTT'AI'NIS” Comedy News Reel Thurs Fri.:lSat., June 29-30; \July 1 Matinee July 1, 3 p.m. GLIORI'A STUART SILIIM SUIMMERVILLE RALPH BBILLAMY ap4iR Num. in— ,Comedy Cartoon: Coming—Eddie Cantor in "Kid from (S'p'ain' CONSTANCE.. I'he W.M.S. meeting held in the ISIS. rooms of the church on Thurs- day last was a splendid success. The visiting societies; Winthrop and (Burns, were in attendance in sootily •n'umlbers, and supplied a much ap- preciated 'programme. Also a clarload Of Clinton ladies came. with Mrs._ Pickard, who gave a repont Of the tbnanch c'onventio'n held in London. The meeting o'pene'd with the Presid- ent, Mrs. Britton, presiding. Hymn, Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" was sung alter which prayer' wasof- fered by Mrs, ORev.) Gardiner, and Mrs. Rolbit. Rogerson'. Mrs, Gardiner spoke a few words of wetco'nse to the visiting ladies. The Scripture' 'lesson was read by -Mrs. E. Ad'a'ms, after !which the secretary, Mrs. Dexter, read the minutes of last meeting. A piano solo by 'Miss Edith Hitlen; rtadling, Mrs. Mc'Vittie; a duet, "!Help Some One Today," by Mrs. Pethick and Mrs. Habkirk; reading; by Mrs. Norman Shepherd; solo, by Mrs. Watt. There Was a splendid missionary ' dialogue by Mrs. David CMadFarlane and Mrs. Eobt. 'Fartane and Miss Blanchard, es. 'Pickard then gave a splendid r rt that was much enjoyed by all.: A vote Of thanks was tendered by t e visiting ladies for the enjo'ya'ble af- ternoon, "When Jesus Shall - Reign" was sung, after which Mts. Lindsay led in prayer. The president closed with benediction. L'unc'h was served'. The boys' softball team played the Boxlboro team on Friday evening. The score was 1745: in favor of Kinburn. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Lindsay visited Mrs. Ed. Britton of near Walton, on Sunday. The following were guests- at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Leo Stephen- son on Sunday: Mr, and Mrs, Ker- shaw and Miss G'l'adys McDowell, ..'f Goderich, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. 'L',• .rt and Kathleen and Mr. and Cowan of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs, Ford Carter of Gode- rich spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Ferguson. Miss Rowland, London, visited, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jn'o. Fer- guson last week. Mr. and Mrs, J'no. Ferguson and .Alas. Mcllab visited' Mr. and :.Mrs. JJ+amres Ferguson, of Goderich Town- ship on Sunday evening. Mr, mica Mrs. William Britton mo- tored to Laanbton county on Tuesday of this week, returning the same dray. Mr. Ephriam Clarke was badly gassed one day last week from the tractor he was using in the driving shed but is recovering slowly. Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Mann spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mann near Clinton, Mrs. Ernest Ellwoodand children of Clinton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ridley of Clin- ton visited friends in the village on Sunclay. Mr. and Mrs, Adamn Glazier and (Alfred Gl'az'ier of Clinton spent Fri- dray of last week at the, home of MPS. Ton} 'P,oll'ard, Mr. "William Carnochan is erecting a new kitchen tothe main part o•fhis house. Mr. and Mrs,; Joseph Yungb'lult and family and Mr, John Adam's of •Lan,- deslbare attended °the Yungihfut retina ion which was 'held at Stratford last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George (Cunningham of Auburn visited with her sister, .Mrs. Joseph Yungblut last ;Sunday. Mr. amt! 'Mrs. 1H. Hunking, 'Fern, Hazed and .Donnie, W <of !IJon'desboro, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. ,Rolbt. Rogerson, DUBLIN. Mrs. John Meagher of Dublin vis- ted on Sunday with her brothers., iris Floreialce Coyne of Preston 'spent Sunday with 'her parents, Mr.' and: Mrs. Michael Coyne, Hibbert. Miss Veronica .McConnell from Guelph visited over the week end with : riends -in Dublin, (Mies Anna Molyneaurf of Kitchen- er was a Sunday bi,sitor with Mr, and Mrs, T. J. Molyneaux . of ,Dublin: