HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-07-08, Page 5'1THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 8, :1926.
LOOK AT THE CUT
of Meat you are buying and see if
It has the color and the appeal --
tame of fresh, tender, juicy, whole-
some beef. Don't buy it if it is
seeing, dry, dark; full of tendons.
You get quality cuts here. It is
pound morer to e aay d get meat you centsus a- few an
eat 'enjoyably.
He STEWART
Phone 58 Seaforth
Your. Butcher.
JEWELRY
Diamonds Watches
Clocks Emblems
Rings eta. At money saving
prices.
Depart witchreptiring
Service Satisfaction
ti, A. WESTCOTT
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Opposite,, -W. A. Crich's.
Red & White
hain Stores
.00 Prices for 7veek commencing,
,f alp th
Lemons, sound & large, doz. 23c
Marinalsde, 'ls in glass. ' 180
Tiger Catsup, pints 2 for 28c
Posts Bran,1Flakes . 120
Toilet Paper, 7 rolls\lor 25c
Certo, bottle 32c
Budltieisser Malt lt'xtrnot 20c
Good time:to buy Sugar,, our prices
are lowest, same as our other goods
Ross J. Sproat Phone8
W. •M. -Stewart Phone 77
allatealealeatlellielittilataialMnalatreenfaManantian
W. J. Walker 8to Son
UNDERTAKING
--and
EMBAS.ryIING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. j. WALI{ER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
sessteetwnasstossessess
NOTICE
Having taken .over the agency of the
late James Cowan for the
Farmers' FertilLer Co., Winghaat,
I' will be pleased to fill all orders of
both old atad new customers and give
any information within my knowledge
ANDREW ARCHIBALD
Box 282, Seaforth. -.
44W.
Also Agricultural Line
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Ct to
Complete in itself, Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator does not require
the assistance of any other medicine
to make it effective. It does not 'fail
to do its work.
CEA1W GRADING
The purchasing of Cream according to grade became
law of ' May lst.
Tour cream graded here by experts under Government
supervision and we guarantee you the bestiof service.
All our grading is checked by the Department of
Agriculture, rg 'i:ilri,tt
Aim to send Specials and No, 1 grade cream. y
•
Send or deliver your cream at least twice a week ,and as
direct' as possible.
All cream graded as soon as we receive it,
Creamery Open Saturday Nights.
CreameryCo.oSeaforth, Ont.
Seaforth Crea
13, IL McInnes
Chiropractor Masseur
Of 'Wingham, will be at -the
CommMonday and Thursday Seaforth,
After-
noons
Monday
icons in future.
Diseases of all all kinds success-
fully treated,
Friiits and
,Veg,eta
Vegetabies
At all prices' ito meet your needs
$ HUBARB
DISHES
GR
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ONIONS
SPINACH
TABLE RAISINS
HEAD LETTUCE..
CELERY
CAULIFLOWERS
WERSTOMAT D
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Per 1b....,,...<
60c ALM
ONS
T. Phillips
TOwn Topics
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Rlu•-Grp-r-an..•�:ao•-.-pro-.a+,.m.,.�.Kt
tAkr. and 'Mrs. Jack Ii;orsyth and
Mn and- Mrs, Thompson ,Scott, of
Detroit, are visiting at lair, and 74rs
Abe 'I orsyth's, Tu'ckersmith,'
Mr. ;Tom 'Miler, 'Jr., son of Mr.
Tom Miller, leader of, the +Guelph
Band, and who has been playing with
the Guelph and (Gait 'bands the past
year, has accepted a good position in
a theatre orchestra in 'Saskatoon.
Mrs, A.• L. Thompson, of Chatham,
who 'has been,the guest, of Miss
Jackson,' has xethrned home.
-Miss Gretta Ross and Miss Gladys
Thompson left Tuesday : with a
party of teachers for the Old Country.
Mr, A. Ferguson, of McKillop, has
purchased Mr. 'Neil Glles•pie's resid-
ence on Louisa street, and will obtain
'possession on October 1st.
IVtrs, Clemens • and little son and
Miss Agnes 'McDougall, of Boharan,
Sask., are guests at ,the' home of Mr.
and Mrs, A. Campbell,
Mr, Warren Arnent and Mr.
Arthur 'Burrows, of Detroit, are 'holi-
daying at, their 'homes,
Mrs, 3, M-:Mc'Mtilan aiid little sons
are spending a month at her home in
Sarnia.
Miss Ashton was in London and
Kitchener visiting friends.
Mr. and -Mrs. A. J. Reynolds and
children of Peterboro, were visitors
at the ihome...-of iNlr, and Mrs, G. A.
Sills.
(Miss Jean Stewart and Mrs, E.
Umbach, of Toronto, ,are guests of
their parents, )Air. and !Mrs. D. H.
Mr,. J. (Horan, of Vancouver, B. C,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Horan. .
•
Miss Thompson, of Toronto,, is the
guestof Miss Gladys Shillinglaw.
Mr. and Mrsa'A. A. A•I.nLennan are
Toronto visitor`s.`
Mrs. G. B Scott, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. 7, A. Stewart,
\Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Scott and
children, of Windsor, are visiting his
fathbr, Mr, John Scott. ,
Mrs, J. McIntosh and Mr. `and
Mrs. Gerald McIntosh, of Detroit,
were guests at the home of IMrs.
James McIntosh. '
Messrs. Jim Jackson and Ted
Downs, of :Ridley 1Callege; St. Cather-
ines, after visiting Miss Jacicson here,
have left for Mr. Joekson's home in
Lethbridge. After a couple of weeks'
visit, Mr. Downs will leave for his
hcine in Japan.
Mrand Mrs. Appleford and Mr.
and Mrs. Charters, -of Hamilton were -
visitors in town on July 1st.
Mr. Ed. Daley, of !Walkerton, vis-
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter
'Daley, en 'Sunday,
(Master Billy Coulthard, of To-
ronto, is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J, A.
Case."
Mr. and Mrs, D• iM. 'Hamilton. and
daughter Genevieve, of Kansas City,.
Missoueis who have been visiting at
the home of Mr, and Mrs J. A.
Case, have left for ,their summer
'home at Stoney -Lake.
Messrs. 'Malcolm Armstrong and
Melvin ,13'lan•oharcl left on 'Monday to
attend the Summer School at Queen's
University, Kingston.
Mr, and Mrs,' Dennis' Andrews and
family, of Buffalo, motored over and
spent the week -end. with Mr, Thos.
Andrews.
Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Welsh and son
George, and Mrs, -Harr. Pethick land
Mr. Charles Reeves spent the lst at
Port Stanley.
Miss''Gingerich spent Sunday at
her home in Zurich.
Kinburn football' team was defeated
44 by Stratford Dufferins Tuesday
night. The return -game is Saturday
'evening. ,Y
Mr. George 'Holtnested, K.C., To-
ronto, spent the'first of July with his
,brother, Mr. F. •Hoimested.
Miss Edith Neelin, of Toronto, is
-visiting her .father, Mr. F. 'G. 'Neelin,
:Mrs. A. 'E. Charters, of Oklahoma,
is the guest of Mrs. Harry Charters:
The 'Misses IHuggard,_of Toronto,
were guests at 'The home of their
'brother, Mr, J. -J. Haggard,
Mr. and !Mrs. W..iGovenlock, of
Chicago, are guests of /Mr. and Mrs,
J. R. Govenlock. •
Mr, Dennis and cl,gldren of Cro-
marty, and his another, Mrs. Dennis,.
of London, (Eng.,., were guests of Dr.
and Mrs, F. H. Larkin at the 'Manse.
Miss L. M. 'Graham, of Toronto,
intends -returning to town anti has
leased apartments in the Royal.
Miss -Florence' Laidlaw, of Toronto;.
is stiendin•g the vacation at the home
of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Glen 'Holmes anti.
visitors at
Toronto,are
1 Idren of.
children,
Holmes.
\+LrST
home of
[h(,
Dr. Mary Cowan who has been
visiting her 'mother, left on Monday
for England.
'
1
rt and .two
r Dherha
Sr and IMrs. .
n and Mrs, E'berhart's
sons, of London, ton
mother, Mrs.' IH. G. 'Steele, af'Torot-
to, were Sunday visitors iu town,
,Mr; and Mrs '.Robert MdDottald,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Murray 'McDonald and
sou; Miss McDonald add Mr. 'Caren
Ziff and Mr, R. ;McDonald, Jr., of
Detroit, iaend Sunday with friends in
town.
Mr. Reid Edmonds is hone from
St, George for the vacation:-
. Miss Johnstone,
acation. -
Miss,Johnstone, of 'Hamilton, is a
visitor with her brother. Mr, T.
Johnstone,
Dr. and Mrs. j, McFa•ul and daugh-
ter Miss Evelyn, of Toronto, spent
ir ivtr ..
withr an s
-ed l{ J.
h week -end d
to e
G. then.
ivh 1
Jessie
Lynch,.. of Toronto,
ss Jess
spent the week -end with (Miss Helen
Young,
Mr, and Mrs. A. Hays and Miss
Mary- and '1 Mr, and 'Mrs. Her'belt
Fowler spent the week -end in Leam-
ington.
1Mr. and Mrs. A, Sparks and son
Lorne,and Mrs. , G. Sparks are Lon-
don
P
don visitor's.- -
-, Tay's -
tack,
r9i h, of s-
i
Mr, and Mrs. Ha [ e
T
tack; ante Mr. and Mrs. Hartlieb, of
Kitchener, were guests at 'the home.
•7f idr, and Mrs.' E. L. Box.
IMr. and Mrs. tW, 'Grieve, of iDe-
troit, spent the week -end in town -With
•Mr: and Mrs. R. B. iHolmes.
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E. W Baternan
FOR GOOD CLOTHES
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FAIR • PRICES
$25.00 ip
Every garment made in
our. 'own Store
5% per cent.
20 year
Debenture Gold Bonds
$100 $500 $1000
Interest payable half.
yearly
A safe and sound
investment
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House to Rent
A. D. SUTHERLAND
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
BONDS AND REAL ESTATE
SEAFORTU, CONT.
Phone 152
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BORN,
The Public frorn Wingham to London are now buying from
me. '
Why, -Now Listen it would take half this page to explain
everything fully, You are going to be a winner if you, just
write metas follows:
Sir: -Weare interested in a piano. As you are selling to so
many, we would like to know what you could do for us as we
work hard and want our money to go as far as possible.
As we heard you saved Mr. --- $100.04 on his piano
we are going to as', you to call at an early date and ex-
plain your proposition.
- Address as follows
Jonathan E., k-iugill. -
3 miles west of Seaforth, Ont.
R. R. No. 21
Dealer in Radios, Ancor 'Holth Separators & Milkers
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Weiland, of
Oakville are visiting at the 'hone of
Mr. and Mrs. 'HMhry Weiland.
Mr. Williams Little is attending
summer school in Toronto, ' taking a
special course in French,
Mr. Percy 'W.- Hoag returned to
Rogersville on Saturday and intends
to take a course of manual training at.
the Technical school' at Hamilton.
At the regular meeting of the 'Ruth
Rebekah Lodge, No, 2,Stratford,
Mrs. Dan, Wolfe (,formery Miss Ina
Haut) was presented. with a beautiful
silver tea service.
Mr. Jos. Eckert is Lome front De-
troit and is getting ready for the
threshing season,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Louis Broil and 'little
daughters and Mrs. Ochs have re-
turned to their 'homes in Detroit, after
spending a few days with friends.
Sisters Irmine and Clavor, of To-
ronto, are spending a few days with
friends in thin vicinity.
Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson returned
to London on Monday after a
month's visit with her parents, .Mr.
and Mrs, J. J. Merner, She was ac-
companied by Misses 'Beatrice ,and
Helen 'Merrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Bnssinberry anis
daughter and tMr, and Mrs', Strong
of Kitchener, and Mr• Blonde!'', of
Detroit, were week -end guests at the
hone of Mr. T. Rands.
A meeting of the executive of the
continuing:HPresbyterial tesbyterial of •tlte
W. M. S. was held at the 'Seaforth.
manse on Tuesday afternoon when
tn
arraneents were made' for the
sr ani -ani n,
•r( conference to 'be
held
in
iSep-
tember,
Seaforth the second Tieesd y in P-
S
tember, -
Mr, Bruce Klapp, of Zurich, a for-
mer student, ' s
Collegiate tier Seaforthlata sh g
A. C. 'Guelph .sutn-
attcucling the O ,
sum-
mer school,
Miss Dorothy Wilson left on Mon -
clay 'to take a course at the ,sunttncr
School at Toronto. h,
-Mr. T. J. Mc'Kiuiiey, of Guelph,
was 'the guest of his aunt`, Mrs. Wm.
'McMichael, over the holiday. d chil-
dren,
'Ha'bkirk. Mrs. Flett atl
motored to 'Dunnville, where
Mrs. Ha'bkirk is visiting. IMO. Plett
is visiting at Grimsby. it sent
Mr. Wm. Pethick, of, Detroit, p
the holiday with his family.,
Miss Edith Ferguson is visiting at
t F •
AND R!S'ON.=In •McKillop on Sun-
day, June 27th, to Mr`, and
• (Witt. Anderson, a son' (Joseph Ed -
sward).
Hal,
tt
- it Seaforth hospital,
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Ot�i'PS
Mr,
•1926 'to M .
Friday, Y, Jaily 2nd,
and -MrsJos. 'C. Thompson, 'a son
(Alvin Ross),
HOG SHIPMENTS.
Week din
June
30111,
ending J
15eafort•h- Tatar 40, select bacon 10,
thick smooth 21, extra 'heavies 1,
shop hogs 4.
lBrucefietd--,Total 22, select bacon
8
heavies thick smooth- 9, 1 cartes 1 , shop
htogs 2.
Walton --Total 95, select bacon 33,
thick smooth 45, heavies 6, extra
he.avics 1, shop hogs 5.
Huron Codaty-Total 1,078, select
bacon 313, thick smooth 594, heavies
69, extra heavies 9, shop hogs 33,
lights and feeders 9.
Air, Robert Stewart and daughter,
Miss Isabel, of Portland Oregon,
are guests at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, J. A. Stewart,
Mrs. A. WVes'tcott is visiting rela-
tives ill Ingersoll.
Ma's, Coombe, of Toronto, and Mr.
J. A. Coombe, of London, were guests
at the home of Mrs. E. McMurray.
Mr. and Mrs, Irving -Sutherland
and little daughter are visitign iMr,
J. M. Wilson.
Mrs, 13, -D. Clark and children, of
me of
her parents, $Mrs andti1eMrs 5, C.
Greig,
Mr, and 'Mrs 'McAllister and
daughter 1Helen, of Port 'Huron, call-
ed on Mr, and Mrs, Harry Charters
this week.
Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Faulkner, of
Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. 5, C.
Hocking, of Windsor, motored here
and s'pettt the 4th of J•ttly with Mrs,
-Margaret Faulkner.
The Pisses iMaleahy are remodel-
ling their residence.
blaster Donald Ma.cTavislt, who
I -as been in the Stratford hospital
[or several weeks, has returned home
much improved in health. 1
iMiss ,Campbell, of \Vienipcg, is a
guest of Miss Jessie Scott at •Thorn-
ton Hall.
1Mr. and Mrs. Beckett, of Strath-
roy, were visitors at the home of Mr,
and•\•Irs,'11, C. Box.
Miss Rose Krauskopf, bf Beec-
h
wood, is holidaying this week at
home of Mr, and Mrs, John Ballge,
Huron road -east.
Mrs, Luke N
'
, and
Miss
Ago
ess
Dashwood.
h
'�l m D
as �
r
are visiting
Mrs.s. {Dr.) 'Michell, of Toronto.
spent a week at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Louis ,Devereaux.
Miss Marjory
Nolan 1
of
Toronto
O
for the Boli•r•
' 7 staff -is homeo
tea.Clitl g
N�Ti CE
This Store Will Close at 1.30 Wednesday July' the 14th
To Our Regular Patrons only Will we sell' at these .Prices
Ben Hui -Flour $4.50 Cash
RedWath Sugar $6,40,
It Pays to buy in Egnnondville
W.J. Finnigan
sesassaiessaessawawsaessakesisoesaeWeaue
the 'home of her un'Se,1Mr. G. 1 . e who is seriously ill,
gitson, of Elimoate• sam_ (Mrs, Bert Horton and baby of De-
ver
and
isattending uir, a
es tuts 1
-, oatarc ,
nl. Che
a rn t
tMr.l+'rvisiting p
` are v'
trot, Toronto.
t.
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hoc
�e• sc .les
t,t t n
irs a
of
St
James onrcl's spent
'Auxiliary ad e of Calgary is
The W Mrs, jack Routic g
Thomas' 'church spent a very pleas
• n nat.tdte home of Mr. and ,visiting her sister, Mrs, W. D. `13c-
sill afteti o0
Mrs. WWm.ednesday
ay Archibald, Tuckersnaith, 'L Mrs. Rigncy of- Detroit visited her
on ' , ansi Mrs. of this week, visit- mother, Mrs, ;Alex. Torrey, who is
were
E. T
Box 11 r. and a • very ill.
wg• in Port 'Huron during the past Miss Helen ' Br•oadfoot is 'visiting
week, Duckett and her sister in .Stratlo 4
Mr. antt,Aars, W. A. bir, and Mrs. F. -Ldrt1C Hutchison,
Miss Betty and Mr, and Mrs.u A, M.
Bosworth, Of Detroit; -were-guests at of front Toronto,
Who have just returned
the home af'Mr.,John Thompson, i
'Mr, A. Forbes and• daughter, )f
Toronto were in town on Monday.
Mrs5 Cameron, of Toronto, is the
°guest ,AFMrt;i i4• '.Pinkney. , .,
Chi-
'Mr.
t
'Springs; y
seas
. 1. un 1, h but. w.
trip •t 'Colorado
one
MeV
e 'ecia1 ;Milverton
Flour
We Have it -Give it a Trim. Also.
Ground Screenings ehop of Pill Kinds
C. GT
GAIN DEALER
PHONE 25
'k ur Auto Needs
Winter Storage, Charging and Repairing for all makes
of Batteries.
A complete line of most called for parts of various
cars.
Now is the time to have your car overhauled
Give us a call' and see how reasonably it can be repaired, greased
and cleaned.
Dealer in New and Used Cars,
Agent for Chrysler Four and Six Cylinder Cars.
Regier's Garage
PMO'NE 167W.
EGMONDVILLE.
School Report. -flames in order of
merit. --Sr. IV. -John McKenzie, ,Bob
McDonald; Fran k Case, Margaret
Strong, Raymoisd Nott, Glentt 'Hays;
Roy MclGonigle, Charlie Ferguson,
M. !Kling(
Jr, IV. - !Body McLean, ?viol -xis
Wolsh, Rebecca 'Shit -man.
fII.-Jack IDony, Irene Strong,
'Harold Finnigan, (Margaret Case,
George Kruse, Margaret Finnigan.
Jr. III. --Margaret Smith, Jessie
Snaith, Vivian Townsend, Bill Dony.
Sr. II. ---Palmer Combs, Mary Case.
jr. II. --!Hilda Wolsh, Ethel Shinan,
'Grace 'Finnigan, James Sherwood,
Jenet Townsend.
4L --Cleve Combs, Norman McLean,
Edtsa Dony, Betty 'Smith.
'Primer. -Ruth -Stnith, Helen llln'LMc-
Kenzie, Mary Pretty', Angus
Garnet Allan, -
Teacher, E. Webster.
days.
11•Ites Margaret Walsh, who is
teaching in Detroit, is spending
e
holidays at' her house here.
Miss Alice Knechctel underwent an
operation in St, Catherines hospital,
Altltou h she was very i11, her many
friends are 'glad to }trot. she has quite
recovered.
Miss Mary the
visited Clinton
friends over the week end• (laugh -
of
Jos. Grieve and little$
15r of Grosse -Isle, are visiting Mrs.
'Grieve's mother, Mrs. Jas. Cummings,
McICILLOP.
Report of S. S. No, 3. -The follow-
ing is the result of the promotion
examinations, 'Names are in order of
merit, Those marked with an asterisk
failed in a subject. /Honors 75 per
cent,; pass 60 per cent, Jr. IV. --Irene
Koehler 81 p.c., Lucy Eckert S0,
Sr. In. -Gordon Kleber 77, Carl
:ltenneweis 77, Vincent Eckert 70,
Carl Eiiigson 69, Anima 'Manley 64,
Peter 'Connolly 62, Jack Siemou 60.
Jr. III, -Pearl Johnson 79, Dor-
othy Wietersen 77, Laura Bennewies
74, Verna Bennewies 71, Mary Mur-
ray 67, Loretto Repko' 64*; Marie.
Koehler 57*
Si
U. ---Annie
J
r
•ilei
7cwtes Fergus
i
ler, Aastitt h.appler,
Mur-
ray, Joseph 'Manley,
lemon '
Loin S
l
s Book -Olive
l.t
Scherbroth, Mary
Llligsott, •Gertie-
Manley, Harvey
Rapier, .Edna Leon
Primers - Clement
Ilene Sicilian, Viacom
Regele, Oscar
Kahle,,Daii Manley.
Teacher', 'He
coca, Ruby But
r :Koeh-
ler,
Cay, F.lme � la
Raymond M•ur-
v, James Eckert,
Velma
' her t
Fisc
r
Eckert. Edgar
Siemou, ,Mervin
Koehler, Mildred
h rdt,
nt McKay, Ade -
Ilene Eckert, (Harry
Ediigson, Merritt
No, out roll, 47,
leu rltt. Delaney,
WEST -END TUCKERSMITH
A number of the farmers have
co nanacncedaying.
Miss Ida 'Pali and Miss 'Mary Tur-
ner left out Tuesday Inc et trip up the
lakes, and will visit relatives at Fork
William and Port Arthur•. •
t visit-
r eat
ervis of 'Toronto, \i s
B
J
this week.
here
visit-
ed relatives
Miss Ada Gawley is spending the
holidays at her home near 'Ripley,.
BRUSSELS.
Ott Sunday; Jane 27th, -Lydia
Chapple, relict of the late Samuel
Tuell, passed away in her 89th year.
?She, had •been in :poor health . during
the past winter, but had been able to
ou _e acid prepare. the
he about the h s ( p
NOTICE
Ladies' Hairdresser
will be at the
Dennison 86 Pullman
Barber Shop
(Successors to W. W. Robin-
son)
Ever Tuesda
Every yiI
Phone 125 for appointments
Specialist; [in] Marcelling,
massaging, shampooing and
hair cutting.
evening mead or June .t 3
cngo and 'Indianapolis, were ever-- ;taken with a severe illness from which
d
end guests at the home of Mr, All
Mrs. F. D. 3lutchison.
she never rallied. firs. Thuell was
born in " Devonshire, England, and
came to Canada with her father, d t t who
t ,S
settled in Hul•[Ptt t ..he was unit
ed
p
it inarri o Samuel Thuell t a v, t S 1 G. u � l l n d
!, a
for eight years lived in Huliett,, later
moving to Brushfield, 7th con. Morris,
where they resided, and where she
teas bereft of her life partner through
an accident on the 29th.of'May, 1890,
Later the fancily and mother resided
on the 6th concession, To this union
neve horst ten •children who survive,
with the exception of three daugh-
ters. In 1900 the late:'Mrs. T}ruell
mos -ed to Brussels to reside, She is
also survived by 30 gratidchi'ldren and
11 great grandchild'rtin. Her :fa't'her,
John',Chapple, passed away in Dec-
ember, 189$, her sister Jane Hill pass-
.ed
ass-ed away in London in 1919 at the age
of 89 and 'her only n survivin sister,
g
s r
'\f r , A. ' 'a
s t { \\• 3t.e• of Opportunity,
Y
(Wash„ is in her 87'tlt year.At Mrs,
Thuell s wedding the witnesses were
her sister Mary and'Wnl. Weymouth
of Hullett, 'both living. The 'funeral
was .head on 'Tuesday afternoon, the'
ser ie
tree being.'conducted by Res-. 'Mr.
Lewin in St, Johns church of which
Silt member..
was a . The pallbearers
bea ers
p
�e 'a 'll'
were ties William and a Robert J r This -
T Il
ell, hos Ha L Hill,John Wey-
mouth.
Ve -
,e
Y
n dth. Interment t, 'was made in the
Brussels cemetery.