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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-06-03, Page 4. „ia aio H ; SEAFOR.Tk • E. nd V. A, met 'at -Mrs„ ON. The 'Guild a Y WLT A ane _ Fred ticarle tt s on We sdaY Y. aw C I:: Mr.1?, been b 9 has tDr.'Brown and•i^ itnrnic .Balfour Rcv`Haste J f bur returned • (from the.of diton laid up with a severe attack of "flu" t conference at `_ Stratford an 2 weeks. Churcl s usual at Walton lfoe the past nd Bet eSChur he bvtr, and Mrs, 'A,. Coutts and fain- Churches Sunday, Bethel G fent: Sunday at Mr, and Mrs, A, and .. R. A.'Lundy ..will,. take: the ily sL• Rev. Iiand Forbes. inWaltonand- oil Sunday ore Love and'Wnt. Sol- Serviceswill take the Messrs, -Ue � Ret., E.s ,n. .Chandlerton 'had the well drill working for services in If,ippen and!'EIifls'greeti. them, Rev. J. W. Button, of Florence, A. ivMorrfson, of Cleveland, and. cryo , vee rend visiting friends om ss Irene ells, of Toronto, were at spent •e n Stihome from Miss 'Morrison's over the week Walt Mr. Wm. :theNconferencese'FergusonisatStratford, present at end.his barn Norse shr is moving 14th . to the tending Mrs, Christopher Moffat, of Mr. •his larinlolasthe 4t s tent gfrom • Dr.. ve. Humphries, Of New farm on the gravel road, Dk, isRi E. his brat and sister, York, visited` brother N DUBLIN W. J. Humphries and'Mrs. Shannon,"the first of the week. tto Is Miss O'Donnell,t,Lo'S Toronto, Kate Miss K< visiting ti. s it .the Reeve �hortreed is attending Connty Council this week. Miss Helen McKercher spent the week -end with Miss Vera.Gardiner. nice- ly is improving \ors. \Um; N Neal and will soon be able to resume. her household duties. Toxon Mt and 'Mrs. R. liowbray> to. visited ,Miss M. Mowbray on the 24th. Master ;las. Alderson and his sister, `'ierr rtndparents, Mr.spending a tandceks Mrs.roJas, ith their g Bishop. Peter )Mowbray, -Detroit, paid a fly-) tion made by airs, N. Maye, rs• ing visit with friends here on Mon- Carlin replied in a few short words day. . Cardiff and son visited Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Bolger last Sunday. Quite a number attended the fun- eral of Mrs, J. Bewley last Wednes- day. Mrs. A. Dundas has been ander the weather for a few days with a bad cold. very critical operation in Ldndotl .last in week, is ftip'rov g.. called ' on Mr. David Crawford , friends in Dublin; during the'' past week, r venin 'tinder dance o 1 Friday evening The t the .auspices -of the C. W. L, was a grand success. d Mrs. Wm, +Hills attended' lMr: an the .graduation of their daughter, Miss Ruth (Hirai at 'Brescia Hall on 'Fri-' Fri- day. 'Louis Kraus- Mr. Jos.. Jordan, Mr, kopf, Mr, 'Geo. Malone, Messrs'. Matt. and `Mike McCarthy and f Mr, Win. 'Byrne motored•from Detroit on IFri- (day. All the different machinery, for road Aikehlreed, and Mr, James., Martin The tender of Ed/Murray for' !fie Seaforth, She had 'been a' member of 'Geary Drain' was 'accepted: The let- 'member Presbyiterian. Church, becoming a ting of the +McMillan dtaftt +contract member of the United "Church last Was deferred and tenders will be earl- aqd was a dtfe member of.the paving has been unloaded off cars here and moved to the 'highway tfox DUBLIN. ,Mr. Ed,! the paving of the road hrom Dubh 4ded by . Therefore Dublin will Mr, E. J. P !the A2ttehcll Gornttey, attended the South '- h,ed. ea...s on be a detour until. work•is finished. Thcrc is said to be about $50, 000 , S t Liberal nominationt11 Wednesday. On Thursday evening the officers worth of machinery including a steam the Altar Society and officers of shovel to dig the gravel out of the ofpit. Several rods an hour of cement the Catholic Women's League as I r til 'be laid, and it is said two inen led at the home of Mrs. 'C' will he kept busy just emptying ce- ment with a I Carlin and goldtro her wt t trent bags, The contractor .expects to amethyst and rosary as a token be work through in less than six weeks. of their appreciation of the goo esident Mrs. Briklen and daughter attended accomplished by her while Pseminary, her son the in of the Altar Society of St. Patrick's being made the services 'Deacon. the , Church. Mrs. Carlin resigned the Mr. Peter Di•il, of Detroit, spent presidency this year on account of ill re. h home his the week -end at e health. The address was read by Mrs. Edwards, 'he, is visit - Mrs. M. ;Benninger and the pres eta- ing her daughter, Mrs. Tyers. Messrs. J. Bruxer, Joseph Murphy and Martin Klinkhatnnier returned to Detroit after spending the holiday here. Mr. and Mrs. Blood and Mr. Joseph McAlear were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan, Hibbert. The uncertain timetables of the busses have caused some people to wait a long time for them. One man who came to Dublin expecting the bus would take hitt to Mitchell by a certain time, had to go to the expense of hiring a car in order to keep his appointment. likfr, and Mrs, 'Fergus Kenny and •(amity spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Dan. I3urtts. Mr. Jack Bruxer, of Detroit, ac- companied by, his cousin, Miss 'Helen Bruxer, from Chicago. motored to his home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny motored front Detroit to visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kenny. Me. Peter Maloney is soon to join the bcnedicts. We wish him every happiness. Mr. Martin Klinkhantmer visited his sister, Mrs. Leo, Krauskopf, Mr, Joseph Kenny was home ',from I'etroit over the week -end. Miss Quinn, of Stratford. visited at the home of Mr. Michael Flanagan. 'Mr. Francis Dantzer, of Detroit, visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ,Dantzer. Mr. and Mrs, Monahan, of Detroit, spent the week -end in our burg, Mr, and Mrs, Jahn McGrath spent Tuesday with friends in London, Many from here attended the eon- �w. T := frinatiott services in Seaf,irth and St, Colunthan. ed for again later on. Orders were issued on the treasurer amounting to $711, Notice -was served on the coun- cil' by,Matt Coy:ie that- the Coyne drain is out:of repair. . 'T.he engineer was instructed to make an examina- tion df the said drain and file his re- port with the clerk. Council then ad- jourated to meet again ou Wednesday, the 16thdayof June at 1 o'clock.—'J. Jordan, Clerk, Mr, and Mrs, John McAleer and family, of Detroit, were week -end visitors at h h of Mr and head of London, and Dr, 7. W. Ark- Patrdck 'Ryan., Mrs, John O'Rourke and family, of Detroit, spent the American holiday at the borne of her'mother, Mrs. James Burns. Miss Annie Ryan, ',from 'Seaforth, spent Sunday. with her, mother, Mrs. Patrick Ryan. year, , Tera will take lace he funeral 1 p,:.. wM.s. T from ,her l;'ate. residence -:on Friday at 2 p.m:, interment in- Baird's cemetery, Rev. C. Gordon Armour will officiate and the pallbearers will'be Messrs. Louis Tebbut, Hugh Md.:achlan, Geo e McCartney, Alex. Broadfoot, ng Robt• Doig and John Wood: Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Murdock have rettrrned to their home in 'De- troit. They were visiting at the home. of the former's mother, Mac A,iken- (Messrs, John B, and week, on their' honeymoon trip, ' The bride Miss Monica Eck- ert andwformerlyenher days here of Y art - spent her 'school while her ,parent's, Mr. and ,Mrs... Con, Eckert, were resident's of our burg, the home enhead, of Toronto,: visited relatives here last Friday. n, Two adcidents were reported o the London road last week. The monthly song service of the Y. P. S. G. E. was held Sunday night. A large number remained ;for Nature au •i. the call of . N t 'd rn i considering t a g Outside. As usual all enjoyed the Progressive euchre was theft indulged in 'for the rest of the evening. dainty lunch was then served by the officers of the Altar Society, Little Miss Rita Stapleton; who was operated on for appendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital last week, is im- proving steadily. Mr. John Bruxer who underwent a ea ort eafe has just been rte-decurnted and everything is always kept bright and clean. Quick Lunches at all hours. Prompt Service SPECIAL DINNERS 40c. Inc Creast, Sodas, Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, e.3./.c PERCY HOWE, Prop, RED ST7IR SO. Greyhound Navigation eo ANNUAL LOW FARE EXCURSION Goderich to DETROIT and Return UCKERSI iITH,, An incident occurred recently in Tttekerstuitl which was really amus- ing to some people, bat we call safely say not to everybody. On this occa- sion two men engaged to repair fence that.crossed a deep stream df water. One man was prepared' for the job with long rubbe? boots and took the responsibility of carrying the oth- er man across on his back. They Made a'good many trips very Success- fully, but on the •last and return trip for home, he stepped ott a slippery stone and was crushed to the ibottom with his burden, We did not hear what was said when they got ttp, ut for our part, we would rather be a a ride on a spectator that', to take f f that description BLYTH. e nt one spent Taylor Win. p Mrs. W Mr, and day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ja- mieson, (Hallett. Miss (Florence Rouse was visiting a ifew days in Goderich last week. • Miss Carrie ',Dempsey spent Thurs- day with'Miss 'Cora Skelton in Mor- ris. The picture show has closed for the summer. It has been in Blyth every Thursday for thepast winter. On Friday evening a number of girls met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Newcombe and gave a ntiscellateofis shower to their daugh- ter, Miss Alice Kirk, who was married last week to Mr. J. A. Snell. Mr, A.B. Carr, who some time ago sold his residence at the north end of the town, has •purchased the home of Johtt Armstrong on Dinsley street and will move there shortly. Mr, and Mrs. Armstrong intend to trove to the United States to reside near mem- bers of their faniily. Blyth Continuation scitodl is hold- ing their annual picnic to Bayfield on Thursday, June 3rd. Mrs. P. ;Gardiner has consented to chaperone the party. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Laidlaw, of Au- burn, visited with relatives here on Monday Miss Ruth McGowan, of Detroit, spent Sunday with her parents, Ide, and Mrs. IR. C McGowan. Mr, and Mrs. 'Goldie, of •Guelph, were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel McGowan. Many friends from this neighbor- hood attended the funeral of Mrs. Jos. Bewley last week. •Cotnmandant Hurd, of the Salva- tion Army, London, addressed a well - attended meeting in Memorial Hall on Sunday evening. His forceful plea for financial help met with roads' response, The congregations of Queen street United Church and St. Andrew's United Church held union services on Sunday owing to the absence of `Rev. Dr, Barnby. Rev,' Mr. Telford con- ducted the morning service in St. Andrew's and in Queen street in the evening. Dr, Barnby ' attended the Conference in Stratford. An Indian was locked up in the jail on 'Sunday night on a charge of stealing a car in Toronto. Early Monday morning he escaped, to all appearances havinrr been let out from the outside by an accomplice. ,He came to Mr. John Howard's in Wa- wattosh about a month ago from Southampton and had worked there since. He has not been apprelteeded yet. The regular meeting of Morris l'on•nship council was held in the 'Township hall at Sunshine on Mon- day, May 31st, There was a good at- tendance. ,Rev, J. L. Small, of ,Harriston, for- merly pastor of St. Andrew's Church, will preach at St. Andrew's on Sun- day morning, June 6th, and again in the evening at the annual Union An- niversary service of the opening of the Memorial 'Hall All the clergy of iBlyth will take part in this service. A union choir will provide the music. Mr. and Mrs. Rohent ',Hull and their son, Arnold, of Cleveland, spent a few days this week renewing did acquaint- ances with friends and relatives. Mrs, Chas, Nicholson and little son Gordon, spent part of last week the guest of her parent's, Mr and Mrs. John Grasby, iBluevale. Mr. and -Mrs. P. J. Kelly and Mas- ter James visited friends in Brussels over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John McNichol visit- ed friends in Sea'forth over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs, J. '1'. McCaughey spent Sunday with Clinton friends. Dr,and .Mrs Blake and children of Detroit, are at ,present visiting friends in this neighborhood. Mrs. Bryans and Master Kenneth, of Detroit, are guests of Mr and Mrs, J. T. McCaughey. • The Big Steel Steamer Greyhound—Safe, Speedy and Comfortable—Will leave GODERICH Tuesday, June 8th at 9.30 a•m $4.00 ROUND TRIP ONE WAY $2,50 Arriving at Port Huron 1:30 p.m., Detroit at 5.30 p.m. Returning Leaves Detroit at 1 p.tn., Thursday, June 10th, 1926 The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Children between 6 and 12, half fare. Visit your Michigan friends and see magnificent Detroit. A delightful trip over the great International Highway of lakes and rivers. Don't miss it dol)hght Ouof Goderich - .. MONDAY If �i June 7th at 8:30 P.M. Finzet's Orchestra Inc dancing in steamer's big ball room. Three hours on beautiful Lake Huron for 50c. Children 25c. Last trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, June 11th, at 9:30 a.m, ,THURSDAY, JULIE 3, 1926 NORTH' "Iilcif;LLOP. weather continues cool ;but,. To rove . l ear. at; (alta. and we will June is n likely. Itave'a better brand of weather' soon, • about the fall It is a great:pity, eat: Fully . half' 'of it has been. pand sown with' other aploughed up- that is left looks grain and 9ottte Of it. a ragged. MMrs. Herbert Lrvine and little and 1 hter, af. Toronto, were visit chug , ing the former's •father, snJ. 5. Irvine,! one day recently,, They otor- ed up lfrom the city. . ` t . • Mr. William Toll, of Hat .ock, ac- companied by •a couple of lady friends, visited on the Leadbtiry line east. There was lots of joyriding and: other diversions on the holiday. Outumber t irt'Walton the other day a fcreign-appearing ladies adorned with flaming red tarn o'shanters -were in evidence. `Fortune-tellers, we' are in- fformed. cd. singing; especially the beautiful solo of Mr. •Sibthorpe, of Blyth. -Mr, and Mrs.J. Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs. ,Earl Kaiser, of Detroit, visited friends 'here last week. Austin and 'Norman Wheeler, of Detroit, spent last week -end with their parents here, Mr. A. Aikenhead and daughter Agnes, of London, Mr. H. Aikenhead ' r and Mr, and sen Bruce, of �Vindso , W. .Bell, df Detroit, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. - H. Aikenhead, errs o MANLEY. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKay, from Guelph, motored to our burg last week to spend a few days with friends here. • Mr. Charles 'Regele is busy building bridges over the Rapien drain on the Canada Co. pasture lands north of here, to accommodate cattle eros - sing the drain, so they will not dam- age the banks. Mr. Leslie •Weiterson has returned from Detroit, ',where he has been en- gaged in the real estate 'business, and intents to remain with his parents for the summer months to help work the harm. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mack from Roch- ester, N.Y., motored here over the week end to visit her sister, firs, P. Eckart, and to visit at her old O'Con- nor lrorne in 'Hibbert, before return- ing. Wedding bells will ring when Miss Cotilda Eckert and Mr• Peter Mal- oney will be married the middle of June, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Desboura, of Detroit, called on friends here this HIBBERT. The council ',net on Wednesday, tate 26th May at 10 o'clock a,m, to hold court of revision on the assess- ment roll,wtvith the Reeve as chair- man. The asbessment o lot 16, con. 7 was reduced $500 owing to the dwelling house being destroyed by fire. The assessment of lot 30, con. 2. was reduced $100. The east half of lot 13, con, 1, was assessed to Ken- netlt Raley, and the north half of the west half of lot 12, con. 1, was as- sessed to Irvine Aikens. The court then adjourned till the 16th 'June to deal with other changes to be made in the roll. General business was ta- ken up at one o'clock p.m., and Bylaw No. 278, for borrowing $1,000 and the issue of debentures for same dor S,S. No. 1, was read three tines and final- ly passed, Bylaw Nos. 276 and 277, respectively, were read a second and third time and finally passed. The Robinson Drain Bylaw, No. 279, was read a first time and .provisionally adopted. The following tenders for the Geary and ;McMillan drain con- tracts were received: Geary. Me M, $'1400 $2970 735 3347 798 3188 1150 2500 1400 3800 840 John Dwyer Ed. Murray J. M. Gaffney W. Connolly M. Connolly F. Curtin .�------,i, Pain And Brothers' Liquid proximately square way cost, rho and Standard The T -he exceptionally Neptunite Varnish NEVER TURNS WHITE Neptunite Varnishes have the distinction of being the onlyVarnish made that can withstand the heat of a hot iron on its surface. They will not turn white, crack under the hammer test or show heel marks. They produce a beautiful finish and cost less than most good varnishes. 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The pati- ence and fortitude with which she bore her suffering were the constant admiration and marvel of those who knew how great was her trial, Jane Boyd Martin was born sixty-eight years ago on the 2nd ,concession, 73. R. S„ Tuckersmith, daughter of. James and Margaret Taylor Martin; moving to the 4th 'concession, L. R. 5., where she lived until her 'marriage to Mr, Robert Murdoch on August 24th, 1887, and since then had been a resident of Brucefield. Besides her husband, she is survived by three children, Mrs. William McKenzie, Stanley; Jean, at home; Andrew, of Detroit. One daughter, Elizabeth, predeceased her some years .ago Six sisters at}d'two'brothers also survive, Misses Maggie, Isabel and Jessie Martin at hone; Mrs, Louis Tebbut, Tuckersmibh; Mrs, Hugh ,McLachlan, Stanley; Mrs, Luff, 'Hamilton; Wil- liam and John at home, A sister and brother predeceased her, Mrs. Jno. this Summer will be ever so much more enjoyable if you save for it now. 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