HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-08-17, Page 5THURSDAY, AU,GUIST 17, 1933
Y;THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PAGE FIVE
sTORs.
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Items for Week ;Ending August 23rd,
P. & G. WHITE NtAPTIFIA SOAP 10 bars 31 c
CHATEAU CHEESE, /'s
CORN FLAKES
'OROISSE & B'LACKWE'L'L'S CATSUP,
2 pkgs. 21 c
3 pkgs. 25 c
14 oz. bottle 15 c
CONNORS KIIPPER'SNACCCS per tin C c
COCOANUT WAFER BISCUITS 2 lbs. 25
c•
;Fry Tox, "a sure killer," 8 oz. 33c • 16 oz. 57c
,Aylmer Brand Infant's Foods (10 varieties) 2 tins 21c
Crown Fruit Jars, small, per doz. 1.05 medium, per doz. e.19
Benson's Corn 'Starch per pkg. 12c
Red Rose Tea, Crimson 'Label' Y lb. pkg. Zia
Shredded Wheat Biscuits 2 pkgs. 25c
'Shirriff's True Extracts ........... ....... ..:..:.1'/ oz. bottle 23c
Superior Baking Powder 8 ,oz. 15c 16 oz. 23c
Quick Puddings, 3 pkgs. 25c
Tapioca, Cocoanut, Chocolate
Certo, 'sure jell' per bottle 29c
Bobo per tin 14c
Sweet :Mixed Pickles, 9 oz. picnic .size, per 'bottle 10c
Lily Brand Chicken Haddie, l's... ............. . . .........2 tins 25c
Lynn Valley (Asparagus Cuttings, 2's per tin 21c.
Clark's Assorted Potted Meats, %'s 3 tins. 25c
Oxade Lemonade, Orangeade, Raspberryade per pkg. 5c
(1 pkg. snakes 2 glasses)
Orange Slices ,, per ib. 19c
Royal York Coffee l's 45c
Royal 'York Tea 1/-1b. pkg. 23c
Baker's !Premium Ch6colate, .. -1/2-1.b. pkg. 25c . , , , , , . % lb, pkg. 15c.
Bulk Soap Chips 5 lbs. 39c
Parowax, 1 lb. pkgs. 2 for 25c
Keen's (Mustard.....'/ Ib. tin 25c .... .... .......... . . % lb. tin 49c
Rubber jar Rings (extra heavy quality) 2 dozen 13c
Heavy Zinc Rings 1 doz. 23c
Hawes Furniture ,Cream Large bottle 45c
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BEECHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. jIohn Murray and
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray ' spent
Sunday at the home df Mr. Jlos, Ma-
loney.
Mr. and. M.rs. Mike Flanagan spent
(Sunday at the home of their d!atugthter;,
Mrs. Frank Feeney.
Miss Margaret Williams visited her
;friend, Miss Rita O'Rourke on Sun-
day Iast.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Connor visited'
-vent of Miss Monica Roache.
Mr, and Mrs. Mike Murray spent
Sun'day at, the home of Mr. John Mur-
ray,.
;Mrs. A. Hickhell died suddenly at
the home of her daughter, Mrs, Jios.
Matthews inSerdlfodth Tuesday morn-
ing. Much -sympathy is felt for - the
ed family.
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BRUCEFIELD,.
The regular meeting of the Worn-
an's Missionary 'Society was held in
the school` room 'August lI3th, In the
absence of the president, the chair was.
occupied 'by/Miss Helen Tough, lead-
er of Group No. 7. The devotional.
leaflet, The Wo'n eel of Faith, was'
read by Miss Jean Murdoch. The
study was on "Christian Steward-
ship" and leaflets were given by the
leaders, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Tough'
and Mrs. Jlas, M'dQueen. The kith-
!Psalm
41th!PIslalm was read responsively and
Mrs. Rattenlbiiry !offered prayer. 'The
treasurer reported the July offering,
S1l1 i5Oi
with Mr, and Mrs. M. Flanagan on ST. COLUMBAN.
Sunday evening. A card party under the auspices of
Mn and Mrs. Joe Flanagan were in.
the CIW'.'L, will be held in the p'aris'h
London on Wednesday attending ,ihe•hall 'on Frid'a'y evening, August 25;th.
reception in- dile Sacred Ilea's Con-
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TOWN TOPICS.
Mrs. Will Stephenson of Stanley is
spending theweek with her aunt,
F, J. Kersilake.
Ir -he Misses Alpipleyard, of New
York city, sisters of Canons App'leyard,
are visiting at the .Rectory.
Mr. almd Mrs. J'ame's Wallace of
Rochester, N.Y., were calling on Mr.
Sam' W'al•lace and sister and other
friends in the vicinity recently.
-Mr. and Mrs: D. M. Hamilton and
daughter Genevieve of Kansas City,
were here on their way back from
their e t summer home at Burleigh- Falls,
and were guests of Mr. Arnold Case,
over night,
:Misses Bessie and Margaret Grieve
returned Saturday after' spending
four weeks on, a trip to „Montreal,
Quebec, Gaspe, and through New
Brunswick and Nlova Scotia to Hali-
fax. They were aocb•mlp'axried by 'Miss
Snaith of To'ron'to and Miss Pil'key
of Chatham,
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson
and Mrs. Will :Stephenson Of Stanley
were visitors on Tuesday with 'Mr's.
J. H. Reid.
Rev. ,Dr. 5. M. Keys, Mrs, Keys and
daughter Mildred of .Oakdale, Pa.,'
who are visiting the former's m'o'ther,
Mrs. W. L. Keys, spent several days
this weelc in, IJondon.•and Talbotville,'
Mr. and Mrs. C, 5. Sihockcor and
children of Detroit are spending a few
days in town and vicinity.
Mr. Reg. Coleman of Toronto spent
a few days at the tame Of Mr. 'and
Mrs, George Lowery.
Masters Jimmy and Scott McKin-
ley of Winnipeg, Man,, sons of Mr.
and Mrs.' John McKinley, .are spend-
ing a few weeks at Thornton Hall,.
the home o'f. their .grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs., Archie Scott.
When the Arrow bus broke down
on Wednesday afternoon, passengers
were transferted at Seafontlh'to three
passenger cars to complete their
journey.
Mr. W. H. Golding, M.P., and
Misses Dorothy and Evelyn 'Golding
left on Mon -day to spend a few days
in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren A'ment and
Frances of Detroit, and Mr. Kenneth
Anima of Toronto were week -end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Amens.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Will Finlayson and
Lola and Donald are visiting in Wel-
lesley this week.
Mrs. Fid. Burchill and Frances,
Peter and Joseph, of B'russel's, were
guests of the Misses Brine on Wed-
nesday. '
Mr. Arthur Burrows was a week-
end visitor in ,London.
Mir, Dick Winters df St. Catharines
visited his mother, Mrs, Robert Win-
ters, this week.
Mrs, Will McFadden of Vancouver,
who has been here since the funeral
of herath
ier thei
late Hugh Hamil-
ton, left this weelc to return home.
Mrs. Reuben C. Gottschalk and
daughter of New Orleans, La., are
visiting her father=in-r1'aw, Mr.S.
Gottschalk. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson of Anon -
bank were week -end guests of Mrs.
W. W. Cowan.
Misses. Mary Hays and Betty Mc-
Clelland returned \to Wind's'or with
Mr. Ohas, Hays, and are spending a
few days there.
• Mr, Frank Rankin of Detroit spent
the week -end at his home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Pierce of S'agi
naw, Mich,, have been visiting Mr
and Mrs, G, A. Sills.,
Mr. and Mrs. J 5. Huggard were
Toronto and Hlanilton visitors dur-
ing the week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Will Auntie and Miss
'!Narceine Watson from Galt visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, James
Sholcice aver the week -end,
Miss Mae Brloadfoot has returned
to the home Of Miss Davidson after
a few weeks' visit at Port Nelson,
Mr . Bright Sr„ Miss Doble and
Mr. R. E. Bright are visiting friends
in Toronto.
Mrs, W. E. Hunt and son Wood-
row, of Fort Erie, .were recent visit-
ors at bhe home of Mrs. J. J. Haggard.
Mr. Will Braine spe'nit the week -end
in Windsor. i 141N11
Mr, and Mrs. G D. Mdlntos'h and
Barbara returned to Detroi;t on
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Thompson underwent
att•
operation
for 'appendicitis in To-
ronto and her many friends are pleas-
ed to learn that she is making splen-
did recovery.'
Mrs. Bolton and four daughters of
Maryland were guests of the Misses
Cresswell on Mionday. They have
been so -me weeks at Baylfield and are
spending a few days in Toronto and
Ottawa on their return' home,
Mr, Edlward. Rlanudn visited friends
in London and Parkhill' recently.
Miss Anona Dale is spending a
few holidays at `'Woodstock and
Waltemfiord,
.Mr. and . Mrs. R'ober't MoKenzie
and children and Mrs. Chesney- re-
tarned after spending two weeks . at
Montreal and Ot'tawa, camping- en
.route.
Miss Gladys' Way has returned
hatne from Toronto where ahs has
had a private tutoring jab during
the vacation and completing her
study in. Music also.
Misses Vera and Donna Mole have
returned home after spending sev-
eral days at the home of their uncle,
Mr, Win. Mole, Glen's Hill Farm.
Dungannon.
Mir, Reginald :Sloan and small son
Clayton of 'Toronto, and his mother
Mrs: Maud Sloan, wereguests on
Sunday of fr, and _Mrs. R. F. Jones
_Mrs. Sloan and grandson will remain
a few weeks.
Mr. andt
tilts. Edward Mole and
family spent Saturday in Guelph
(Little Miss Justine Anofd of ,Sinn-
c'oe is visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Ray Holmes.
,Mr. John McLeod of Detroit, who
has been summering at Grand Bend,
is speeding a few weeks intown with
relatives and friends, Mr. MdLeod is
an, old Seaforth boy and his many
friends are glad to renew acqu'a'int-
ance.
Mt. and M'rs. Armour Maths. of
Detroit are visiting fn town.
Rev, and Mrs. A. L, Gedcke of Sit.
.Petersburg, Florida, are visiting at
the home of the la't'ter's p'aren'ts, Mr,
and Mns, W. V. Jefferson,
Mrs. H. C. Box is spending a
Weeks' holidays with her sister, Miss
Beckett, in Walkerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis •Brall and fam-
ily .frown Detroit are spending their
holidays with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Eckert. Mr, B'rall returned
to Detroit; to resume his duties with!
the Ford Motor Co,
Miss Juliann Kenny who spent the
past two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
C. Eckart,/is at present visiting with
her brothers, Messrs. Hhilip and
Frank Denny, Dublin:
Misses Audrey and Marion Me
-
Gavin spent last week in Shiatford,'
the guests of their aunt,' Mrs. Legg.
Miss Ethel H'o'khaun of Delaware is
visiting her cousin, Miss Leone
Ho'than,.
'-lir. and Mrs. Ridd .and daughter
Mrs. Smith, and little daughter Mar-
jory, of Winnipeg, were visitor of
Mrs. Rid•d's' uncle, Mr. T. Rands, on
Friday.
Miss Winnie Kruse, Mr, Raymond
Nott, Mr. John Nott: and Mr. S. Oole,
Stratford left Monday morning on a
motor trip to Manitoulin Island and
Sault Ste. Marie,
'Master Kenny and Betty Schultz
of Preston are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Flinkbeiner,
Miss Mary F'inklbeiner is spending
a two weeks' h'olid'ay at ,London and
Toronto.
Mrs, J. D. Beecroft . and Florence
and Ernest of Win'gh'am spent a day
the past week at the home of Mrs.
Beecrofit's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Kirk.
MRS. THO'MAS ;McQUA'IiD
An accidenit which she suffered on
the .Sunday previous while on her way
to morning m'as's, was ,followed by the
death at an early hour S4aturdlay in
Scott Memorial hospibsi, of Johanna
O'Rourke, widow of Thomas Mc-
Quaid, tat the age of 85 years. \f'ra,
McQuaid had been in failing health
the past three years and when she
sutIered a fall on the street near the
church, her condition became serious
as a result of the shock,.
(B'o'rn in Ireland, Mrs. McQuaid
cause to this country while still an in-
fant and lived for a time at the Gore
of Toronto, until the family moved.
to -Morris to$*nshap, close to Blyth,
where her marriage took place to her
late husband and she came to live
just east of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs,
:McQuaid were residents of MdKtillo'p
all their monied life, Mrs. McQuaid;
was .predeceased by her husband.
twenty -lour years ago.
'Nineteen years ago she moved to
Seaforth where she had since resided.
She was a devout member of St.
James R'om'an Cathol'ic Church and
of the Altar Society of thlat c'hu'rch,
'Ste is survived by one daug'h'ter,
Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, Grand Forks,
N,ID., who had visited her mother two
or three times each year during the
past twenty -Wive years. One son,
Thomas, died in infancy, and another
son, James, died eighteen years ago,
while residing on the homestead.
The funeral 'took place on Mondlay
morning from her fate residence on
Godei ich street, to St. Janes' Ohuneb
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MIDDLE SCHOOL RESULTS
The -follo'wing are the names of the
pupils of the Seaforth 'Collegiate
with the subjects 'upon which they
have ,been granted Middle Schoo.'
standing n
byDe
the i p arttnent. The
schedule olf rankling is as follows;
715% or over, 1; '66-7'4%, 2;!60,65%, 3
50459%, 'c.
This year quite a number of pupil
have 'been granted promotion on car
tain 'Mid'd'le ISchooi subjects_ withou
writing 'Departmental lExaminations
even if they did not obta'in' the re
'qui -red 86% on the year's work to be
granted a 'Departmental " certificate,
The subjects upon w'hic'h such pro
motion has 'been' granted do ,holt ap
pear in the labove list.' .All Middle
'School certificates 'have been m'aile'd,
II11 there are any !pupils 'who have
not already informed the principal of
the intention of entering Form 'I for
the !corning 'term they should do so as
span' as :p'ossi'ble, whether they are
repeaters or (beginners
1B..Albenha'rt, Can. ,H c; Anc. 'H. c.
D. Ad'anis, (Lit' c; 'Phys, 'Chem. 2.
R. Allen, 'Anc..H..c.
F. 'Archibald, 'Lit. 11; Can, H. d;
Anc. H. 2; I; Phys. 2.
K. ;Beattie, Alg. II; 'Phys. I ; Chem,
c; IFr. ,A, c; Fr, 'C. c.
I. IBettle's, (Geom. 2,
H. Britton, Phys, 2; C'hetn. 'c; (Lat.
A. c; IL'at. C 2; Fr. 'A, 12.
Elinor Blroadfoot, S. 'Comp. c; E.
Lit. 2; Can. (H. c; Anc. H. c; 'Phys. 2.
Elizabeth IB•roadtoot, Anc, H. 2;
Alg. I; 'Chem. c; Fr, A. c; ;Fr. C. c.
'Dorothy Carter,. E. Comp, 2; E.
Lit, 2; .Can. 1E. 12; Anc. .H. Ib; Geom
2; :Phys., c.
Eileen 'Chapman, Alg. c; Lat. C. c;
Fr. A. 'c; 'Fr. C. c.
Clarence Coleman, ;Alg, a; Lat. IC, c.
!Gladys Coleman, Alg, ti; ;'Lat, A. e;
Let. 'C. 2.
'Mildred Cudm'ore, (Lit. c; Geom. c.
(William iCudmore, Phys. c.
A. Delaney, IE. 'Comp. c; Lit, 2;
'Can. H. 2; Anc. IH. 2; 'Geom. 2.
Alice 'Devereaux, Mg. Il; Chem. 2;
Lat. A. 2; ILat. C. ib; Pr. ;A..2; Fir, 'C.
)1; 'Ger. A. 2; Ger. C. I.
Arthur ID'evereaux, Lit. c; Can. E.
c• Anc. IH. -Geom. 11; IPhys. 11.
J. Downey, Gan. H. c; Anc. H. 2;
Geom. 2; •Phys, 2.
M. ;Downey, Lit 2; Can. H. 2; Anc,
H. 2; IGeo'm, 12; 'Phys. 2.
B. Drover, Lit, c; Anc. H. 3;
Geom. c.
M. (Duffy, Can. H. 3; Anc. H. 2.
IF. Dundas, Mg. d'; (Chem. 2.
T. Ebenhar't Anc, H. 2; Aig. 2;
Phys. 2; 'Chem. c.
IE. Eckert, Alg. 3; Lat. A. 2; 'Lat.
C. 2; Fr. A. 2; 'Fr. C. 2.
ID. Farquhar, Lit. 2; 'Can. H. c;
Anlc. IH. 2; Geom. 2.
C. Ferguson, An'c. H. 2; Phys. 2.
M, aFinnigan, Lit, -c; Ane. H. c.
M. Forrest, Can. H. 1.
G. Free, 'Phys, 2; (Dat, IC, 2.
A. Golding,' E. Comp. 2; !Lit. 2;
Can, IH. 2; .Anc. H. 2; 'Geom. 1.;
Phys, 1'.
IJ. H'abkirk, Lat. 'C, c; 'Fr. A. 3:
F:r. C. Ci:
M. Haigh, IPhys 2; Chetn, 2.
R. 'Hamilton, Cati. 'H..1'; .Anc. 23.
h` 'Chem, '1',
L. Hawkins, Lit. e; Can. •H, 3; Anc,
H. 2; Geom. 1.
IE. 'Henderson, Can, 5.2. 3; Anc, H.
c; Geom. 2. .
H. IHlillen, ,Alg. 1'; Chem 2; Dat.
A. c; Lat. C. 2; Fr, A, 2; ,Fa, C. 2.
R.
Hugill, Alg. •c; Chem. .c; Lat.
A. c; Lat. C, c; IFr. A. 3; Fr. C. c.
L Jamtes'on, Lit, 2; Can. H. c;
Anc. H,2; Geom. 2; Phys. c.
IL. Joynt, Alg, 1; 'Chem. il'; ;Lat, A.
c• L•
,
n
Lat. C.1 • ,Lir, A,,,.
,2; Fr. C,
A. Keys, E. Comp c; Alit, 1; Can,
H. 2; Arm. 'H. d; ,Phys..l';'Ger, C, c;
Geom. 'L
IG. R,r, attter, 2 Lit. Can. I
Cat . Ii.., q.
Anc
II. 1+; Geom. 1'; Phys 2:
IG. Kruse, Can, IH. c; Geom. 2;
Phys, c.
C, Lane, Geom, c.
E. Leyburtie, Al,g. 11; 'Client
A. c; Lat. C. 3.
M. iLeylburne, Geom. c.
114. ,Little, Geom, c.
,I. MaaTavi,sh, Alg, ,It; Chem, 2; Lat.
A. c; Lat. C. 3; Fr. A..'2; Ger. A. c;
Ger. C. c.
1Robert'M'clC'artney, Lat. C. 3•;
C. 3.
,marry McIver,' Can. H. 2;' Alg.
Phys. le 'Chem. 1; Lat..A. 2; Lat.
1; Fr. A. 2; .Fr. C. 2.
John McIver, Lit. 2; Can. H.
/enc. H. 2; Geom. 1; ;Phys. 2.
H. McLean, E. Comp. c;, Geom.
IR. McNab, Geom, 2.
J. McQuaid, Ant. H. 3; Geom,
Fs. A.'lc; Fr. C. 3.
G. 'Mason, Anc. H. 2.
N. Montgomery, Lat. C. c.
IJ•a's. Murray, Abg, 1; Ohem. 2.
Jean Murray, ;Alg. 2; Chem, c; Lat.
A. c; Lat. C. c; Fr, A. 2; Fr. C. 2;
Can. H, c.
E. Nott, Alg. 2; Chem. c; Lat. C. 2;
Fr. 'C. 2.
'R. O'Connor, Mg. 2; Olfem. 2; Lat.
A. c; Lat. C. 2; Fir. A. c; Fr. C. 2.
Donald Patrick, Can. H, c; Geom. c,
.Neil Pa'tric'k, Alg. 2; Fr. A. c.
IS. Plant, E. Comp. 2; Lit. 2; Can.
H. 2; Anc. H. le Geom. 1; Phys. 1.
H. Rankin, ,A.n'c. H. 2; Lat. A. c;
Lat. IC a; Pr. A. '3; 'Fr. 'C. 3.
E. Rice, Mg. 1; Ohem. 2; Lat. A.
Lat. C. 1; Fr. A. 2; Fr. C. '1.
'.Horace Rutledge, E. Comp.3;
Geom. 2; Phys. c, •
.Kenneth Rutledge, Alg. 1; Chem.
; Fr, C.c.
W. Savauge,' A4g. 1. Chem. 2; Let,
A, 1; L'at. C. 1'; Fr, A. 1; Pe. C. '1;
Ger. A. 1; Ger. C. 1.
1H, Slcla'ter, A'n'c. H. c; -'Alg. .c;
Chem. 3; lira's C. c;, Fr. C. c.
tr. Scott, Alg. 1 Chem. 2; 'Lat. A.
.Lat. C. 1; Fr. A. h; Fr, C. 11; Ger.,
A 2; Ger. C. 2..
'M, Shannon, Can. H. 2; Geom, c;
Plh'ys. 2.
IT. Sills, E. Comp. 2; Can. H. 3;
Geam. i1'; Phys. c.
Jessie Smith, A4g. L•; Phys. 2;
Chem, c; Lat. A. 1; .Lat. C. 1; Fr,
1.; Fr. C. 1; Ger. A. 2; Ger.' C. 2.
Margaret Smith, Alg. c; Phys. 2;
Chem, c; Lat. A. 2.; Lat. C. 1; Fr. A.
Fr. C. 1.
IH. Somerville, Can. H. c; Phys. 2;
Chem. 2.
Elizabeth Southgate, Anc. H. 2;
lg. 1'; 'Lat. A. c; L'at. C. 2; Fr, C. 2.
Patricia Southgate, Can. H. c; Anc.. c; 'Geom. 3.
J. 'Stevens, Can. H. 2; Geom. 2;'
nc. H. c,
D. H. Stewart, E. Comp. 3; Geom.
Phys. 2.
D. M. Stewart, Can. H. c; Anc. H.
Geom. 2; Phys, c.
J. Wallace, Can. H. c; -Are. H. 2;
eotn. .1; \Phys. 2.
J. Watson, A'Ig. 1; Chem. 2; Lat. A.
Lat. C. 1'; Fr. A. 2; Fr. C. 1.
F, Whitmore, ,Lit, 2; Can. H. 2;
nc. H. 1'; Geom, 1; Phys. 2.
K. Stewart, Ger, A. 2; Ger, C. 2.
2; L'at,
Fr,
1;
C.
2;
c.
2;
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where Solemn I-1igh Mass was sung, ing. We opened our meeting with
Rev. Father Hussey being celebrant; hymn 9715. The Scripture lesson was
Rev. Father J. W. Flanagan of Lan- taken from Romans 112, responsively
sing, Mich,., deacon; and Rev. Father and led by Mrs. W. Turner. The de
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Demmer of St. G'ohunlban, sub-de'acon: vational .leaflet, "The Woman of
The sermon was very eloquently giv- (Great Faith, visas taken by Mrs. R.
en by Rev. Father Eckert of Haw- Love, The roll call was answered
thorne, NY. The palllbearers were with a verse with letter A, The sec -
Messrs. Peter McGrath, James Rey- 'retary and treasurer reports were read
voids, John Purcell, Joseph Keating, and adopted. Hymn 3518. The study
J'osep'h Dorsey, John McQuaid, The was then given by Mrs. 3, Cochrane,
remains were laid to rest in St. James' The offering and business was then
Cemetery, beside her husband and taken and hymn 31116, The meeting
sons. Ii '1! ,closed with the Lord's prayer.
Among those who attended the ,Those visiting in this vicinity during
h .
D .and Mrs. 'Mulligan, the week are Miss Enna
funeral were: r s Eunagean an Aubm of
g g
of Grand Forks, North Dakota; St. 'Peter's' Seminary, London, with
Mr. and Mrs. James Hewitt and fa- her parents Mrs. Clark of (Detroit
nilly, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Niodman ,with her sister, Miss Dolly Hagan;
Faulkner, 'Toronto; Mrs, Wm. J ' Rev, R. K. and Airs. .Love of Kintore
Plaullkner, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. C. 'with the . former's parents, Mr. and
MdN'eil, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Mrs. IW. 'Love; Mr. and Mrs. R. Mc -
Traynor and son, Schomberg; Mrs. lA1llislter and family with friends in
Anna Moore, Miss Maylme Cod'li,ton,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mahon, 'Mr. and Ithnon of "Moose Ja'w with Mr. W. Jar -
Mins. J. B. °.Murphy, Stratford; Mr, rott and Annie.
and Mrs.; J. M. Jamieson, 'tSr. and' Mrs. Lorne Eller and son Donald
Mrs. P. J. Kelly, Blyth; Mrs.,Cather-
ine O'Connell and son George, Buf-
falo; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clenlaghan,
senior and junior; ,Mrs. E'lizabe'th!
Burke and sen Harry, Detroit,
Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. John. Bon-
HILLSGREEN.
W. M. S. - The regular monthly
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Society was held at the 'home ,of Miss
Annie Jarrott on'Wednesday,, August
9th- with. Mrs. 'R.. McAllister presid-
have returned to their home at Tial=
conbridge.
We are very sorry to report
that Mrs. Troyer while visiting with
'friend's, ' happened with a painful in-
jury to her 'knee, dislocating l fromits
place, and having to : return to her
d'aughter's' in Brigden. Her many
friends hope she will have a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and N[rs, D. Nickol' and Mr.
Joe Hagan of Hensal!1 visited with
friends.
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