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• ,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1,926
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'end at /the,home'af Mr...and.IMrs. lbs.
Feeney, Dublin "•
Mr: Rot. 1W,Iallacc -intends holding
a ;sale of Ois'lfarm stock on Nov. 30th
as he has rented his ;farm• -
Mr,- -John ,Brown is visiting ,frictitis
in Teronto,
Johni3arr is in Toronto, judg-
ing 'cattle at 'the Royal 'Winter Sair.
Mr. R.obefi Laidlaw is viSiting.
;friends inTo'ronto this lveek,
Mr. Adam,IElliatt was not so well
on 'Sunday,
ANON,
Dublin ;Continuation School Report
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for ..thc 'enentlis 'of , September and
•Oetuber. Stiidents whajtave Cibtain,
-ed from 75-100 per ;cent. ',ate' 'yOnked
-Class/ ; those who :have obtained from
,.66-174 are ranked,ClosssIlli these from
credit, • The name's are intnersl
order of
Form English Literatur'e,I
'Oasis .-.-.Mary McGrath, Eileen Eck-
ert. Class III1,-,---1Bridget O'Loughlin,
Veronica Dill. 'Credit. -- Margaret
Jordan, Helen Dantzer, Crank -Mc-
EnglianiComposition: Class 1.
IDorcithy .O'Rourke. Class III. ---
Mabgaret ORciurke, -i-Elleety Eckert.
Crectir,-Veronica Dth, Margaret Joh
' clan, ,Elolen Dantzer, Frank binGrath,
Micheal Darling, :Bridie,-er O'Loughlin,
James Kelly,- Ancient History: :Class
` II -Mary. ilvleGratli.. Credit-slifileen
Eckert. iBritish History: Class III.----
1-lelerviDan,tzer, Veronica 'Dip, Mich-
ael Darling, Eileen 'Eckert, :James
Kelly:, Credit Margaret jordan,
'Frank. McGrath. Algebra: Class
Dorothy O'Rourke, Margaret 10'-
ith'uflce,'• 'Jo:Ines Kelly. Geometry:
Class 1-0 r ge l'OItottgilline 'Class
IvIdGrath.• Credit-Silien
Eckert. French: Class I--Mary_lit-
Grath, Bridget O'Loughlin, Margaret
Jordan, James Kelly. Class
onica 5)111. Credit -Frank McGrath,
. Latin: Class 1 -,Mary aVicGrath,
'Bridget O'Loughlin. Class II -games
Kelly. • Chenristry: Class 11, Bridget
• O'Loughlin, ,Helen Dautzer. 'Claes
Eckert. 'Credit -Michael
Darling, Prank 'laic:Grath. Physics,:
,Class f -,-Eileen Eckert, Hetet) Dant
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• zer, Bridger O'Loughlin. Class .1.11.--
'Marigaret -Jordan. Class HI -James
• Kelly, Frank McGrath. Credit -
'Michael Darling, Veronica Dill,
Foist II. Eng, Literature: I. --
Helen WI -Tara, Mary Flanagan, Jos.
°Rourke, Annie Ryan, Rose Kraus-
kopf, Kenneth Dill, 'VVilfred Kraus-
kopl, John McGrath, Stepben Mur-
ray. IL -Albert Gormley. C -Helen
Krattskopf, Bernice McGrath, Marion
1)111, Annie Watters. Eng. Composi-
• tion: 1. - Rose .K.rauskopf, Annie
Witters, Helen O'Hara, John 'Mc-
Grath. Dorothy Molyneaux, Mary
Flanagan. H. -Bernice McGrath, Jos.
O'Rourke, HI. --Annie Ryan, Marion
Dill, Helen Krauskopf. C - Wm.
Dantzer, Stephen. Murray. Kenneth
Dill, Wilfred Krauskopf, Albert
Gormley. Arithmetic: 1--1Mary [Flan-
agan, Kenneth Dill, Helen O'Hara,
• Albert 'Gormley, Jos. O'Rourke. II -
'Annie Watters, Helen Kratiskopf,
Dorothy ,Molyneaux. o Mc-
Grath: C -Annie 'Ryan, 'Marion Dill,
•Bernice McGrath, Veronica Dill, Al-
gebra: 1 -Mary :Flanagan, Helen 0'-
• Hare, Annie Ryan. Hag -Marion Dill,
Jos. 01Rourke. Ila. ---Dorothy Moly-
neaux, Bernice McGrath, John 'Mc-
Grath. C - Annie Watters, Wm.
Dantzer, Geometry: 1 --Mary Flana-
gan, Dorothy igiolyneaux, Rose
Krauskopf, Veronica Dill, Helen 0'-
1-rara. LI -Margaret Jordan, Joseph
O'Rourke. Dantzer. C -
Stephen Murray, Annie Watters, Ken-
• , neth Dill, Helen Krauskppf, Wilfred
Krauskopf, Bernice McGrath, Annie
Ryan, Albert Gormley, John Mc-
Grath, Latin: I. - Mary Flanagan,
'Helen O'Hara, Dorothy Molyneaux,
, jos. O'Rourke, Marion Dill, Kenneth
Dill, Rose Kranskopi. M. -Veronica
Dill, Bernice •.,t1cGratli. C Annie
:Ryan, Annie Watters, French: 1- Mr. and Mrs. John Horan of Sea -
Rose Krauskopf, Mary Flanagan, jos. forth called an Mr. and •Mrs. 'Mat- Reconstruction in India was taken
O'Rourke. Dorothy ‘Nlolyneaux, Mary thews on Sunday. by Miss Fern Love Discussion led
McCormick, Marion Dill, Bernice :when &lying from Mitchell oat , • • '
iny aoev, iw. theme's. .An approp-
Mc'Grath. s' len Krauskopf, Helen Friday evening, :Mr. Jos. Nagle's bug- riate solo was well rendered by Mr.
O'Hara, Dantzer, Annie Wat- gy was struck by a car and overturn- john McArthur •
ters, Annie Ryan. II - John Me- etl Into the ditch. Mr. Nagle is suf- ,..`s'ext Sunday; N'ov. 21st, anMver-
1--1-lelen O'Hara. Mary Flanagan, and is confined to iiii`bed as 111 esult. •
churen. Morning, '11 a.m. and even -
59-86 Class Ilf; those frost! 50-58,
Mt: -F. 'G[Sanderson M.p. St. IVIarys WALTON. •
' • acAemqnnit4eet taitt tIPI!„,retplaysoi\iiicsadgcleusgm ivarears.-
riieltgles,tvieed acquaintances -in
'Mr. \L. 3:',LocibY'ig ton on . ThurSday, ..„Oietrriser 28th by
bruliSedfboi "ni'V'reSent• "the minister, Rev. Mr, @tuns, when
Mr. made a 'buAll'ess's' /v1-iss Catherina, .second
t� St. Ma'rYs on Friday- yonagest daughter of Mr. 'mid Mrs.
Mr. Harry. Nelmes, who 'condtleted. Wm. Thamer, of myvaltOn, became the
a butdher shop in St. •Marys :for the ,
bride of Alb'ert Degus, Milverton,
past year,-bas:mesived with 'his -family
The bride was smartly gowned in
to Kitchener wh.ere,Mr. Nelsnes has ;blue -georgette with trimmings Of
secured a pasition with"a large pack- gold and 'sunset roses; 'and :carried a'
jag house, • ,bouquet of sweetheart roses. She
The ladies of the Catholic ,Wo- was atten'ded by her sister, 'Miss Ger-
'inen's :League 'held • their register trude 'Timmer, wiho was . gowned in
-monthly meeting in the, High •Sdhocil rose satin and carried a ;bouquet of
• on Sunday afternoon. !After'the Usual Ophatia roses. Mr George Weir,
,business of the' meeting, •interesting ,cousin of the ,bride,' supported the
'renorts of the recent convention were .grootn: After' the Ceremony the
read by the. dele•gates,-. Mrs. jas. bridal -party motored to the 'home of
Shea .and Mrs. W,m. O'Rourke, . It
the :bride's parents, where ' Pretty'
was decided at the meeting to :hold a wedding dinner' Was 'served fp the
C. W. L. dance ,on Monday evenang, presence•Of -a lew,immediate relatives
Dedenaber 27th, cytth INey's oreheiSTra , e
of tne .young couple.. Mr. and .Mrs.
Debus left the ,follovving ;day for a
to furnish the music Jr the 'oeicasion:"
Miss 'Minnie MateneY, of Btiff-4°' short 'honeymoon. UpOp their return
is visiting at the home of her mother they will make their ,h -mile on the
here. groom's fine farm'near,Milverron:
, Mr, Prank Tordan, o'f Copper Cl•iff, Mrs. C. Sellert spent the week -end
i:IsIrvsIs.witing,joivrydiatIns,asis parent, Mr. and at ,Heidelberg. • ,
IMiss Gertie Miller is homs. forgher
iMr, Eddie ;McGrath, vvho , was a holidays. She has 'been engaged as
visitor at 'the 'home, of Ms .parents milliner in Bowtnanville for the 'past
last week motored -to London en 'three mon•ths.
!Some of !the .threshing. is nut .done
yet. , J. Carter has. had a very suc-
ceilffil.k.jason.
'Two .of Ciur Aatqed,...in 'an
auto accident on Saturday eiining
their wa.to Seaforth. • Luckily no
one Was °hurt:
The Guild of St. George's Church
will hold their' annual, bazaar on
Thursday afternoon, December 9th.,
In the A. O. tl. W. ball. No pains
have ibeen spared to try and have
this as great 0 stfccess as it has been
:heretofore. There gall he fiffered for.
sale at reasonable pnices all' .kinds of
fancy Arcirk, suitable Christmas gifts,
home made. -baking, etc. Doors -open
at 2 o'clock. Supper will be served
:from 4 ,o'clock for the small sum of
25 cents. Don't forget the date ami
try and attend.. .
A few ..from the village attended an
At ;Home in 'Brussels on IThurecley
even-ing.
Mr. andilMfriendjs.laj;thnStutic'idnay.:69ited
witk Blyth Mr. Herb Manning is improving
aiefittgiar, having an 'operation:J..0r append -
Quite a number attended anniver-
sary services. at Winthrop last 'Sun-
day.
'.1Miss Muriel Farquharson is visit-
ing friends in Seaforth.-
There will be a euchre and dance
in the [Club hall on Friday the 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos.' 'Bishop visited
-A, Hoy at McGrw On 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.44W, !Humphries and
family were in Stratford on buSinesa
on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Bailie, of Elma, spent
Sunday visiting friends., in the vil-
lage. '
Mr. and Mrs, A. Hog, of McGraw,
spent 'Sunday with the ,fornier's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. NV, Hoy.
!Mr. Samuel Forbes spent -the week
'wiffrhis datighter, grs, C. 'Gowland,
of 'Fergus. .
Miss Olive Williamson spent the
past week with h-e.r aunt, Mrs. C.
Gowland, of Fergus.
'The 'Toting People's meeting held
on Sunday, Nov, 14th, was in charge
of Gordon IvIdG•avin and .George
Ramsay-, Topic, "[Four Bars to [Social
r:BRUCBVIELD.
. Miss Edna 'Thorivpson Stratford
'normal' and;,31r,;.,Leoteetcl Boyce el,
.London .t:r0 renal -wen r„Sundia y at' their
ALEXANDER H. NEEI3
Of Stephen Township, Conservative
candidate for South Huron,
John McIver, [Fraggia Stapletono Hel-
Don't 'forget the Chicken -dinner to
be given under -the' auslpices of the
'Kelly Circle in United Church, on
Thursday, N.ovenvber 25th. Dinner.
will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock,
After the dinner programme will be
given. .,...
Miss I rebe Snider spent Stinday in
Egmondville. , -
A large number from here-attentied
the anniversary in Egrnondville:
Mr. Lorne MeASII, Detrbit, was the
guest af 'Mr. 'and Mrs. Will Douglas
on 'Sunday.
Mr. Wallace 'Ross, who has been in.
Detrbit, i visiting at his home here,
The regular' 'sheeting of the W.11VI.S.
was held' in the church November. 10
vvith a• golod attendance. . iMrs. Me:
Lachlan presided. The meeting/was
opened bysinging hymn ,691, after
which Mi Tough led in prayer. The
Seripture i ' sop was. read by Mrs.
Haugh, 'Ronigns' 8:31. fMrs. SieVens
read the study hook. The roll call
answered by verses Of Scripture.
Hymn 586 Was sung and Mrs. Mic-
Qtreen closed the meeting with pray -
en Krauskopf, Veronica Moigrfaa.ratg
StirgIsty; alceornparned by. his sister,
French--41,-Loretto [Delaney,
en Murray, Donald [Benninger, IHVecri-‘. '
,tg, there,
_ Mss. Pat.
Rowing!, go ylsit, ,friends
'''''ea MelY•nta4N' 'Nerit NIGL"'`''' Mr. and airs. 1Frank Evans 9pent
Kenneth Dill, Kathryn Byrne, Clar-
Sunday at the home Of Jos. !Maloney.
en.ce Loo.by, John agelver, Albeit Mr. and 'Mrs, Woods 'spent,' the
G.ormley, Marvis Drake, Francis Ste -
week -end in 'iStrafford. '
pleton, Patrick .McConnell, Zachariali
Ryan, 'Wilfred Krauskopf. II. -Wil.. , Mr. Andrew ,Dantzer, of 'Ooderich,
?pent the week -end at the home of
liarn Ryan, Elmer !Feeney. III. --jos..
nis Parents here. •• .
O'Reilly, 'Catherine Donnelly, Sarah Miss Teresa Delaney entertained a
Coyne. Credit-MarY Coyne,
Ed" number of her girl friends to a birth-
mund O'Hearn. ' .
L. Delaney, A, 'Gormley; N. McGrath, day Party.
Miss Mary O'Connor is spending
Latin -La -C. Loo,bi, F. Sta.pleton, ' .
Z. Ryan, D. Benninger, V. Molyneaux, her holidays at the home' of Miss'
Mary IVICGrath.
3. [McIver, I'. McConnell, K. 'Byrne, II .
Murray. Il. --M, Drake, W. Kraus- . (Intended for last week).
kopf. ISL -3. O'Reilly. .
Geography -al .-C. 'Looby 1'. dal c, Mrs: (Dr.) Traynor and baby have
, returned home rafter a 'pleasant visit
Connell, S. Dorresteyn, 0, Benninger,
F. Stapleton, L. 'Delaney, W. Ryan, with her parents in Kitchener'. .
E. Feeney, V. Malyneaux, M. Drake, Mr, and Mrs. Vincent McGrath and
H. [Murray. J. OIReilly. Z. Ryan, S. family of Brantford are visiting his
Coyne, -N. McGrath, K. Byrne: 11-4.
McIver, C. Donnelly. III. -E. 0'... sister, Mrs. Rowland, of the Tillage.
Miss 'Mary Beale spent Saturday in
Hearn. Credit -Mary Coyne. Bot- Stratford, the guest of her brother
any: Class I. -Veronica Molyneaux, 5 arry.
tHelen -Murray, Clarence Looby, Don- iThe Altar Society of Dublin, are
ald Benninger, Bernice McGrath, holding a euchre 'and glance in Dublin
Nora 'McGrath, Loretto Delaney, parish .hall.
Kathryn Byrne, Zathariah Ryan, aliss Mary O'Rourke, frona Chat -
Francis Stapleton, Betty Dorresteyn, ham, spent Thanksgiving at the home
William Ryan. Catherine Donnelly. of her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Jos. 0'-
11 -Sarah Coyne, Marvis Drake, John Rourke.
McIver, J °nob O'Reilly, Patrick Ilfis.s Teresa iDeraney spent .Thanks -
McConnell, -Albert Gormley. III -- giving at the home of Mr. John Dal-
- °gleam' C' ton.
Elmer Feeney, Edmund
-Mary Coyne. Mr. Jos Dantzer of Kinkona, spent
.
Monday at the lhome of his parents,
Separate School Report for October ---
Sr. IV -Harry !Feeney, Joseph Kraus- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer.
kopf, Carrie Krauskopf, Angela Mut- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Woods spent
'man, Toni Hills. Mary Brennan. Jr, Monday in Stratford. .
IV.-Irrank Krauskopf, Dorothy Bre- 'Miss Mary Kriauskopf spent Sun-,
man, Ethlyn 011earn, Gertrude Mut. day at the home of Miss 'Vera Feeney.
lista. Mary man, Gertrude paryea, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Stapleton
tyn, glary Dorrestyn, Isabel Jordan, spent Sunday witb Mr. an.d Mrs.
Michael Nagle.
Betty Campbell, Dan McCaythyt Car- .
rie O'Connor. Sr. HI. - Monica Meg- Fivivaia'werallaghet and daugh-
Roache, 1Marion [Hunter, Jack Moly- ,ter Catherine attended the •funeral of
neaux, Ursula Kriauskopf; Elizabeth Mr, John [BurnsrStratford,
Cummings, 'Joseph 'Delaney, Mary We are glad to say that Miss Mary
Bricklin is recovering.
Cummings, •Gennevieve McCarthy,
Irene Donnelly, 'Gordon. Dili, Eleanor Mr. David Crawford of Clinton
called on friends in Dublin during
Gormley, Clare Gormley, F. Don -
1 t eek
nelly. jr. I11, ----Frances Delaney, Ce-
celia Feeney, Kathrine Kenny, Arthur
Loohy, Charles Berm, Bertha Dillon,
K. Burns, Matilde Dorresteyn, Annie
Dillon, Clarence 'Krauskopf, James
Cummings, Agnes Maloney. 2nd
class- -Dorothy •Donnelly, Margaret
Dorresteyn, Rose Arnold, Edwin
Stapleton, Edward Cummings, ,Gerald
Donnelly, -Lloyd McCarthy, Gene -
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Mr. W. A. Ross' sale of -cattle went
w1t4.1 a good swing ,Wedneaday last.
Auctioneer ' Elliott disposed -of $1600
avortli'Of stock in less than an hour's
selling time. g
rib.'etlftwantrloi. jos.t4..cgo.fpt.t.rlha3eit4;th,ewalthaolrns e
,liome last Saturday. He hileittl[s-
lie -home for a ifew.weeks., .
Mr. John Souter, ,of ,Detrioit, :spent
-a few days this week -with his mother
on the Mill road.
Rev. W, Bremner Was in Toronto
last week on busineis, •
Miss Vera, Smith of Hilltgreen
spent the week end in [Brucefield;
On Monday evening at seven o'clock
a large number of !people gathered in
the/basement of 'elle church to hear
the debate 'Rear:aged that consolidat-
ed schools are ibeneficial to rural dis-
tricts." The debate was betWeen, two
members of our Y.R.S. and two mem-
bers from Londesboro Y.P.S. Bruee-
field young ',people won this debate
by default as the Londeshoro people
failed to appear. Some one suggested
that the two debaters present give
tbeir side'ithe debate (the negative
side) which they (lid and were listen-
ed to with interest. This is Brucefield's
third win. if they win again they will
go into -the finals with another group.
The same evening at eight O'clock
in Ohne church a concert given by
the Canadian -Male Entertainers"' of
London. ' Those .present enjoyed the
concert. Owing to the nnfavorable
weather the crowd was. not as large
as had the night been 'favorable. Mr.
Bremner assured the entertainers if
ever they oame to Brucefield again
and weather cond.itions favorable •that
they would have a lull house. •
As we go to mess wedding bells
are ringing in our community.
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew 'Murdock 'of
Detroit and their daughter Flora, -vis-
ited at the home of Mr. Robert Mui -
dock,
Mrs. 'Fred. Thompson. and' her
little- daughter Joyce visited at the
home of ,her ,mother, Mrs. Walter
Stevens.
.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scotchmer
and Mrs. James. Campbell. of Bay-
field, visited at the hoine -of and
Mrs, David Tough one day last week.
Mr. Robert Murdock is vialting his
son, Mr. Andrew Murdock, of De-
troit, this week.
'Mrs. W. J. Tough ,called tin friends
in the village on Friday last.
,
' " ''' • Mrs. M., H. 'Kelly spent 'the Weele-'
. •
LONDESBORO.
Mrs. Fothergill, oS East Wawa -
nosh, moved Otto' the village this
w!raleki ;gather Lyou spent Monday
in Clinton.
IMr. and avIrs..Hutton ,wereguests
at the home of 'Mr, Fred,,aliteCo.olgon
SIIIMIICir;b..Y"Nichols, Belgrave, is visiting_
at 'the `home of Mr, T.s[Fairserviee.
:A number of the young:pet:4)1re at-
ittkded the dance in Belgraik,, 'Friday
'LC)1RiN44 I)" TAVISS' nigaghrt., D. Cantelon shinne'd- a cirload:
who as ,killoel in an auto accident
pigs from here on Monday.
at Saskatoon recently,
-Courtesy Saskato.on Star.
is Nvi'irsSit.ij;ggi•lheesr CS•irsalWrf,arMCI'rS.°.IRLOb°entIPOntl.
MeS$TS. Robt. and Herbert Fair-
oseir micoenid•eatyti,rned home from the West
, Mrs. John Grainger 'had the mis-
fortune to !fall and ' break her 'wrist
lastIllFriday,•
. . •
Grath. C. -Stephen Murray, Zoology
R.ichniond 'in a cOuple pf weeks.
The Young Women's' Canadian
Temperance Union held a meeting on
Inesday night in St Andrew's. Mrs,
S. T. Cooper, of Clinton ' addressed
the meeting. -
Mr, and Ma's, [Wilby, of Toronto,
are visiting Mrs. M. [}1, Kelly. "
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 dines 50c.
fering from some ;badly fractured ribs sary services will be -held at Duff's,
jos. O'Rourke. Rose Krauskopf, Annie Miss .Ruth Hills of Toronto spell,
vieve Feeney, Agnes Rowland, Rita in.g 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. R. Alp, of
'Ryan, -Stephen Murray. John Mc- Thanksgiving with her Parents 'here.
Stapleton, -James Dillon, John Aro- Auburn, is to be in charge. Special
Grath, Dorothy Molyneaux, Helen \ number from here attended the
old, Leonard Nagle, Joseph Mulligan, music by choir.
Krauskopf, Kenneth Dill, Annie Wag entertainment at St. 00iUMball on
Roselle Dillon, Lawrence 'Dillon. Sr. The program for the entertainment
ter, Wilfred Krauskopf, Marion Dill. Primary._ mary malyheaux. Jahn rinritcal,y evening and report a pleasant in Duff's United -Church an Tuesday,
. Nov. 23rd has been slightly altered.
14 -Wm. Datum., Bernice McGrath.
Physiography: I. -- Mary Flanagan, 1<rausknPf. i 01111:, Beim, .MarY Mc- At the Liberal nomination meeting
Grath, Ursula I lanagam, Kathleen Selections will be given by Mr. 'Kerr,
Dorothy 1%.,Lolyneaux, jos. O'Rourke, at Mitchell, Mr. A. A. Colcpahoun or
Cemmings,. Albert Dohnelly. 'Charles , of Ethel, the Belgrave 'Hatviian sex -
Helen O'Hara. Rose Kratiskopf, Mar- "'di- tet And local talent. .
Krauskopf. Muriel Leahy, Franeet c`ilatztieff.a was chosen as Liberal
ion Dill, Helen X rauskopf. II - ASte- - , • 'ar 0'
BrennanJoseph Dorsey,To ' -Mrs. VV.- C. McEachern and Ger'
Murray, Mary McCormick, ' . -,-1!)ePh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tate' of Strut -
Burns. Jr. Primary B. -[Joseph on- ald, is spending a few days with her
wi'bh, 'Mr' parents near Ethel.
Wilfred Krauskopf. C -Kenneth Dill, "'IY' Fergus Stapleton, Donald fordspentThanksgiving
lie here. •. (Intended for last week,) -
Annie Ryan. III -- 'Wm. Dantzer, ,
John Megaraeh, Atoge Watters. Art: •B,.1..irris, Ansdr_eme:aalalon,ey'lik. Ptgr_h_nlay alr; and Mrs, G. K. Haat a
'id re
t Jame u i ney, t an it Mr. and Mrs. J. Mose and family,
-"Z' moving into apartments in the 'Loolay
Marcella Dillon, Fergus nin-- block. of Guelph Junction, spent vhe week -
I -Annie Ryan. Katharine Krauskopf.
11, --Teresa .1/1cCorm. lc Mario 1 Dill end at A. 'Sholdite's.
ic , Thomas Dorsey, John mai- Mr: ,fack Carter, [Ad is station ag-
Dorothy afolvneanx, 'Stephen Mar_ Minga, Mr. 3. McGrath shipped a carload
ray, Jos. O'Rourke, Helen Kraus- of horses on ,Saturday, leat,ti)tiigy'ar
kopf, Mary Mraterdotgii, is home on his
cCorrnielc, 1)ant- Mrs, 'Wm. (auger from iNagai
ia Miss Holmes spent the Militia), at
zer, Mary Flanagan, ;Bernice \a Falls, spent th-e week with her 1110- ix!' home in Stratford.
Mrs. F. A. Hambley, Vera , and
Grath, I 11 .. Helen ,Oliara, Rose ther, Mrs. Walter Carpenter. \\''r are pleased to know that Mrs. Harve
y spent Sunday •at Jag. N.
Krauskopf. C -Kenneth Dill, Annie The card party held. in Dublin 0 0 m„h
\V 7 Rath° is on a fair way to recovg caeira
. .
e C.W.L. . '''
Walters, John McGrath, Wilfred Friday evening was a good success. etv' She wishes to t'hank thRev. Dr. and Mrs. Brown spent last
Krauskopf, Albert 'Gormley; James The ,p1-;;;e:s were wag ai
by Mrs Alex. of -Si. Columban for the kindnesses
week»end visiting 'friends at Verna, a
'Doyle. ' - Darling Inc the women and Mr. Ray- shown her while ill.former charge, where they were four
,Fonn 1. - English Literature: 1-- mond Dillon for the men. The (ratite Sunday was an ideal day fol. motor- .,
3e1815, Dr. Blown preached at the
Loretta 'Delaney, Veronica ,Moly-
afterwards was enjoyed by every -one,.
Xfiss :Mary McGrath spent the week
end with Miss Mary c,Connor.
:Nis% Joseph Nagle, wbo has been
confined to the bed on acccnint ,of
juries received ,frotr a car, is now able
10 he around again. •
'Mr. Edward McGrath has returned
home to Wartburg after spending
holidays with friends in Dublin.
Mrs. Joseph Nagle entertained a
Ow friends Sunday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Vin. McGrath return-
ed to their home in 'Brantford after a
pleasant visit with his sister, Mrs, P.
Rowland.
We a -re pleased to slate that Mitis
Mary 1 -1a -stings has a position in De-
troit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank! Evans in•tends
moving into 'Mr. L. j. Loohy'sablock.
'Mr. Alex. Litt and sister, of Wards -
elite, called 'on friends in the village
on Sunday,
What might have beeo serious
accident odcurred on Friday night
when Mrs. Jos. Dillon and her two
daughters were strucleby -an automo-
bile on the highway a mile and a half
front Mitchell. A wheel , was. taken
di the buggy and Mrs. Dillon and
two dattgihters were b•adly shaken up
and were not thnotvn 'out or injured.
The car was going in the s'ame dir--
ection - and skidded when the driver
went to turn out to pass the [buggy.
.13.azil Bannon, w•ho arrived shortly af-
theaceident, took Mrs. 'Dillon and
her daughters to their home, while
the horse was cared for by a
neighbor. ,
.Mrs. Alex. Darling attended Inc
funeral of frene 'hitt, of Mitchell, on
\tensity,
riding, Sorry to say that there •is -not
much notice taken of the stop system
on the cross roads There is only
one way: pay a policeman to stand
at those corners 'and see for -himself.
Bet if he put a fine on every driver
who breaks the -rule he would have
a good day's pay and it might put a
stop to such careless driving 'bolls day
and night. s
1\-11., and Mrs. Alex. Gordon and two
daughters ancl son :•and Miss Gateby
and Mr. Longapire Spent Thaulogiv-
g st the home of zalr, -and Mrs. Alex.
DA rling.
Miss Dolly Cronin is 'holidaying :in
Toronto for 'the week end, with
fniends.
:Mrs, Hastings has Moved to Strat-
„ford and Loretta has gone ;to Chat-
ham to take a hu.siness course,
Mr. 'f'yers and ,Mr, P. -F. Benn ,mo-
tored to Chatham on Thanksgiving.
Mr. an,c1 Mrs. j. Dorsey and family
called on Mrs. John 'Carpenter on
Sunday antralso 'to see Mrs. Williams
and 'other friends of 'the village. ”
Word was received that St. M.
Bertrand was/rery ill in Hamilton
Ishspital. We rust that she is now on
the road to recovery.
M;rs. Walter -Carpenter has her new
home itt good shape, It will he a
very up -Ito -date bungalow, -five rooms,
ulth all conveniences. Messrs. Die -
gel and Quereagesser are the -ton
tractors. It will he one' of the 'first
houses here made in the !stucco style.
Expeot it to completed by Christ,m'ats.
Miss,Maritan of -Detroit spent the
holiday- With her mother
Mrs. iSMith -Or the Dominion hotel
has gone to Chatham with her niece,
Mrs, Jordan,• for the ivinter,
evening service and assisted the past-
Catherine Donnelly', Helen or, R . Mr. Durrant, th'e coin -
Murray. Nora MeGrath, Clarence munion service. '
Lodby, !Cathryn illyrne. Patrick Mc -
Mrs. SitcCidla and daughtere and
Connell, Donald .Benninger, Francis son spent Monday at -the hotne of
Stapleton, Mary ,Coyne. Class II - Mr. John Balfour.
Annie Brennan. Sarah Coyne, Ed- ,Mrs, [Mary 'Clark, of Constance, is
thund0Hearo, Elmer Feeney, Marvis spending a few days at the home of
Drake, ;Betty Dorresteyn. English her sister, Mrs. Wm. Mc -Gavin.
Composition: Class 5 --Francis Step- Ur. and Mrs. Clarence Huclie ,spent'
leton, Catherine Donnelly, Helen SundaY at the home of Mr. Jos. Dol -
Murray, Clarence ,I...00by, Donald male.
Benninger, John 'McIver, Nora 'Mc- Miss Vera Crozier_ spent the week -
'Grath, Loretta Delaney, Veronica end at the home of -her sister, Mrs.
Molyneaux, William Ryan, Zechariah Bert Currie, of Wingharn,
Ryan, Kathryn,Byrne, 1L -Patrick • Mr. William iSomeriille -has install-
IMeConuell, Mary Coyne, joseph -0'- ed a "Delco" lighting s'ygtern in his
Reilly, 'Elmer !Feeney, Edmund 0'- home,
Hearn, Annie [Brennan, Marcia Drake, :Miss Ida 'Crozier, of I-Ienaalla spent
Betty Dorresteyn, Sarah Coyne. Eng- the weelc-end uudey the parental
lish 'Grammar: I - John 'McIver, roof. ' ' ' - -
Helen Murray, Elsner Feeney, Loretta Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 1-Indie :and
Delaney, Donald IBenninger, Clarence Mt. and ,Mrs. :lbs. „Campbell spent
,Loolby, Nora MeGratli. H -Sarah Sunday in Onderich township,
Coyne; Zachariah Ryan, Joseph' 0'- • ,,
'Reilly, Mar,vis 'Drake, 'Kathryn Byrne, ST. COLU1V1BAN2
Francis 'Stapleton, Patrick McColl- Mrs. P. j. Kelly, of Blyth, spent the
nell. Class III -Mary Coyne, Veron- vveek-end at (he home of [Mr. and
ica Molyrteaux, Betty Dorrestept, Mrs. P. ,H. MdGrath.
William Ryan. Credit -- Catherine Mr. Thomas Downey, 6,f Detroit, is
Donnelly. Canadian !History: 1.--- visiting at the •bonie of his ;parents,
Loretto Delaney, Francis 'Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. M. Downey. '
[Clarencit...Looby, John 'McIver, Ver- Mr. and 'Mrs. Owen [1.-lart spent
nnica Molyneaux, Donald.Benninger, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
II.--81mer Feeney, Willia‘m gayae, Matthews, 'Dublin,-
,Marvis Drake, Zachariah Ryon, I:lel-
BLYTH.
The cleigy of the .Deanery af
Huron met in Trinity Church, Slyth,
on Vednesday, [Nov. 10th, dor a
"Qtnet in the morning the Lit-
any was said by Rev. Thos. H.
Brown, -the -oldest and best 'loved
member of the Deanery .clergy, after
Whith he gave -a short talk on "Our
•Faith." then admidiste-red the
,Holy Communion and gave another
much appreciated talk .on the work
of the d-Ioly Spirit in our lives, At
noon the elergy all lia.d dinner to-
gelher in the Commercial Hotel ,ancl
expressed their appreciation o,f the
kindness and. hospitality of the host,
Harry Johnston, and 'of the ef-
ficiency of the help. After dinner a
social hour Wa•S spent at the Rectory,
At 2:30 they met again in the church
when the Rural Dean led in prayers,
a Scripture lesson Si;. Paul's epistle
to the Philippians, chap. iv, verses
1-8, read responsively. Then the or-
dination vows and a short talk • on
St. Penns subjects for meditation,
'Phil, iv:B..- The Rev, 'Frank Lewin
acted as organist in a nrost.capable
manner, The relergy sexpressed. 'their
pleasure at the spirit of the meeting
,and ,hopeti that it' would be at least
an annual affair in the' Deanery, The
next one will be at Bayfield (DV.)'
in the -sun-liner of 19-27. Those present
were .Rev. 17. a Brown, Seaforth;
Rev. "A.1L,'`C..-Harrison, Clitithni„, Rev.
F,- W. Schaffter; Wingbam; IR6. A.
A. Trumpet, Exeter; iRey:IR. S.
jories, Gorrie; [Rev. F. L., Lewin,
Brussels; Rev. F. H. Paull, ,Bayfielict;
Rev. W. 13, Hawkins, Blyth; and'Rev.'
Townshencl of ,Bervie and Rev. Mr:
Traverse, of Lucknow, as visitors.
The many friends of IS:11-.••JOhli
Brigham will be s'orry'to hear that he
took a weak spell :on iSaturd.ay
It was at first 'feared When he 'fell,
that he had stiffered a stroke.
Rev. Oaten, of [Brtissels,
preach•ecl in Queen .street United
.Church on Sunday.
• Miss':Mabel Healy is not se well
als' she has 'been for some time.
• -Mr. 'Russell Fe-ar -is ill at present.
• Dr. \V. j.• NI.Armstrong, of
(shell, was in 1313,10 last week consult-
ing_g with Or. Milne.
Mr. Wm, Scott has returned from
London 'hospital where the ',dottors
found his condition serious.
Mrs. Thos. Laid -law 'has -been in
Wingliam -hospital during the nal.
vemerausimmam
Pontiac
II"Chief of the Sixes"
This is General Mptors latest prodat in
cars and is rightly and justly termed by
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Local Agent
Seaforth
TIrs. Jos. Murphy, of Stratford,
en Mnrizay, III.-..-SPatrick McCnimell, spent the week -end e4itli her sister,
Kathryn :Byrne. Credit --Jos. O'Reilly, Mrs. P IH. McGrath, . .
Nora rbfcGratit, iS,arali _Coyne, ' Cather- ,Mr, Jim "McQtiaid, of 'Toronto,
i he Donnelly, •Betty Dorrestyn. . .
visited this vveelc- with his uncles,
[A I gehra.-1.--Albert Gormley, Clar- Mr. 'a n d •IvErs. 'Frank ,McQtaaid. and
ence Lodby.' IL-siMarids Drake, Ka-
thryn Byrne, Zgicharialt 'Ryan. Dart -
air: 'Benninger. 1111. -Patrick McCon-
nell, L.:As:to:Dela:ley, Nora MdGrath,
_Valet Service..
Ring up 227 or 210 and ask for Sid.
Then enquire about the new VALET SERVICE.
All our work is -done on a 110FFMAN SANITARY STEAM
;PRESS, an iron never touches your gvient.
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SIB1WORTH tsrARMENT OARE
'Sydney thingey:
Proprietor
COMMERCIALIBLOCK , PI-IONE 22Lor 21.0
Work called for and delivered.
Mr. and Mr.s. L. Fear and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Fear.
Mrs. Jas. Richard left 'for 'Guelph
on Tnesday. Miss ,pichmond
l‘ir• and Mrs, Jo's. ivrtQuaid, Mc- abte to leave the hospital there and
Eillop. expects to eeturn to 'Blyth with Nirs,
'A ND ihcse hours are available at the
XIL time yott can use'them to the best
. .
_ advantage. '
TORONTO BRANCHES: All -Province of Ontario Savings Offices
anforth
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cer. say & Adelaide' open at 9.30 the morning and. do not
sts5.19 DAve.; ,
Car. University and close until 5 p.m.
T:
.Dt.nles are also open Saturday
OTHER BRANCHES A • •OS t..
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Hamilton, Novnuu'itut t •
.convemence.
Ottawa, Ogg, Sound, •
'No WOOder thOnsands of people use this
Catharines, St: IVIary's, , . ,
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Seaforth Branch J. M. IVIcMalan, 14t •nager
Hours 9,30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 130 a.nt. to 5 p a. .., 7 ran. to sat) pais.
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