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';';'' spent • W;itt'SY'sr., ta ank Evans and '°aIii6ar%nd Mr6' '•': r;teorne 01 —r. , rf:ewrs..JYaes,a•rN':_filailf3th`te,, jaatrickd'snFeeh-ary61.4. _ '• bablin; are , The en°." ptleting i:d1 a ' ' THE iE4VONTH NEW •LURPY, JA UR" 4"; 1927, " tinned te 'their ;tinges': after " , ag,the 'GhristmaSahalidaySsea7Psren.ts her he MS.s Wejsna 'vlielt4;; M"alrieaMeafaitt;' MeGregor`;'. :Margaret ,Doylei Stetter datildiect McGrath, •-Bt.: ,Gle- ments; Gertrtide 'McGrath,.113anillurg; Gertrude ,'Stapleton, Picton; Florence IBancroft;7; Charles ; Stratford.; ,jos. Totonbl,s; Mr„ Thomas McQuaid riturned to Stratford Ncirmat' after spending the holidays with' his. pareots, •Mr, and ; Mrs. Jos. ' Miss Evelyn ;McGrath left ;for.De- trait on Monday. ' Mr, and Iv.Irs, P, j. Kelly; orelith, spent the' week -end With Mr. and • Mrs, F. H. McGrath. • .Mr.`.1aavirrenee Power returned to ;Aiulterstborga- after •speridhig the holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Frank McQuaid, /vIcK3Ilop, , James Lane returned to ',Strat- ford ;Normal after spending the .Christanas 'holidays with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. •Jno. Lane, McKillop. Misses ;Mary and Margaret • like - Grath have resumed theit; studies at business college ,and Normal, Strat- ford: Mr. Tilt:ernes ;Lane left on 'Monday day, Jae. ,71 t. , a ric . Nigh's orchestra will furnish the alutsie. Miss Mary, fa'Rourke has return- . We are glad to 'hear that Mr. Pete Fr fI.ondon. „ t' ChatJaalP *Imre. She is 'teadhin Maiaughlin flea ;returned from Lon don Hospital, where he underwent an operatiou for appendicitis. -• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey spent • New Year's ibh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mero, of Seaforth. • Misses Eileen and Kathleen Mul- ligan :have returned to their duties in Detroit. •, - Miss Mary; OIROurke has returned to Chatham. Miss Anna ;Delaney has gone to London to renew her Studies at Brescia Hall, Miss Evelyn Delaney has rettnned to Windsor. Misses ;Bridget and Annie Mc- Grath spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Me - Grath. • Mrs. David- McConnell is visiting frie.nds in Chatham, Miss Lizzie Ryan, of Seaforth, is -holidaying under the parental roof. Miss Annie McAleer and brother, John, have returned to Detroit after renewing old acquaintances around 'Misses Annie McGrath, Teresa . Carpenter an,d Marie Benninger have 'resumed their studies at the Stratford ',normal school. Mrs. Leo Holland and family have • returned to Windsor after spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Nora Maloney. Mrs. Joseph Maloney is holidaying in Detroit.. , • • Messrs. JOseph; Feeney and John McConnell have -resumed their stud- ies at Western University, London. Mrs. T. Quinlan of Stratford called on friends in Dublin during the past, , week, The following visited at their res- pective homes. •during the holidays: Misses Geraldine and Camilla Meagh- . er, Misses Aileen and Kathleen Mull- - igen, Miss jean and Mr. John; Mc- Connell, ;:atiss Ruth 'Hills, Messrs, •JOSePIS itid -Jeronfe Jordan.; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beale ail& family spent New Year's with the former's mother, Mrs,' Cyrus 'Beale, - Mr. 1Vm. MeDermott spent New r Year's in •Hamilton. ' • " Mr. and Mrs. D. Costello spent Christmas with. Mrs. Wm, Feeney, Mr. jos. Horan, of Ann Arbor, spent Chriatmas with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Curtin. Mr, and Mrs. J. F...iluiPhy arid family spent Christmas With Mrs. Iturphy, of the village. , Mr, Jos, Benn, of Lucan, sine: Monday with Mr. and . Mrs. P. F. ileum aucl Mrs. 'Nita Byrne of De- troit spent the Christmas holidays with friends here. • --Mr. Martin Klinkhaminer visited his parents over the lioliday. • Mr. and 'III'S. McLaren atad daugh- ter of Mitchell visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Forrester en Christmas day. Mr. Lorne Cronin left for Detroit on Friday. While skating on NC NV Year's day , Miss Flora Hills had the misfortune th fall and break her wrist. Mr. E. J. Xfurphy spent the past week in Hamilton. Mr. G. K, Holland, who has been seriously ill is improving. The Choral Society are holding a I dance in the parish hall on Friday evening. The municipal elections resulted as • follows: Reeve, Mr. Wm. Morris; conitcillors, Mr. Allan McDoitgalci, Mr, Martin Feeney and Mr. Wm, Harper. Miss Dalton of London is visiting at the home nf Dr. and Mrs. Tray- nor. Miss Mamie Weber of London is visiting at the home of Dr. and Mi•s. Traynor. • „ HIBBERT. 113rother d3aptist, of the Presenta- tion Brothers Order, of Montreal, formerly Richard Nigh, youngest son of Mr. and iMrs, ;William! Nigh, Tuckersmith, took his final vows on i December 30th, 1926. He' is now a full fledged ;Brother, His mother, t Mrs. Nigh, and his sister, Mrs. John .• Walsh, went to Montreal to be pres- ent on the occasion. . , I Sister Fabronia, of St. Joseph s Convent, London. formerly Loretta t •;Nigb, • daughter of • Mr, and Mrs. a • Joseph Nigh, Seaforth, took her final VOWS on Janhary 3rd, 1927. Her mother, Mrs. Nigh, and her sister, f Miss Aloysia, went to London to at- , tend -the „•ceremony. • a Mr. John Williams, of ,Detroit, T sendJijg th ChriStillaS holidays I' • the home ef his parents, Mr, and ' •, Mrs. Patrick Wshlianis, Hibbert. '• 'Miss Margaret Cleary, ,R.N: of Ro- ehester,. N. Y., accoMpanied•bY Mr. • John Nigh, • of .Tuckerstuith, "spent Veva .Year's ',evening at the home of tlie latter's Sister Mr, and Mrs. Jahn Abr.' net •r;iveistY',46-tring" his ottiing hs he.,'Was coitfident, he would get the very best case he;got sick ,or wounded. a Mr. Martin McQuaid, of Toron o, spent New Year's -week-end with his brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Quaid, and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Me - Quaid, IvIcKillop. . Alias S, Queenan, who spent the Christmes holidays with , her sisters in 'Detroit, retnrned to resume --her ditties as teacher of S. S. No. 1, Me- , . , Mr, jos. Horan; who spent ;Christ- mas with his ;parents; Mr. and Mrs. E. Horan., returned to Detroit. . Miss Monica .9Sullivan has re- turned to Toronto after spending. the Christmas vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, gas. O'Sullivan. Mr, Jos. McFadden, of :Seaforth, spent New Year's with Mr, and Mrs. Owen Hart. WEST BRODHAGEN. Mr. Charles Deitz is 'all smiles these days since his wife presented him with a baby boy. Thos. ;Purcell is the same, only it is a baby girl. Visitors over the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Re- gele, were Mr; and Mrs. Geo. Hoegy of near Walton; Mr; and Mrs. John Kiehne, and son, from near Rostock. eafr: arid' Mrs. Wm. Koehler had; the house full on ' Sunday las.t.i There were Mr. and Mrs. R. Kahle and chil- dren; Mr. and Mrs. John.Kiehne and son; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regele and Mrs. C. Regele, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Homy. Mr. Lorne Messerschmidt left to- day for Detroit where he has a good 'job in a factory. aftEr'spending the holidays under the parental roof. It looks as if he will soon come home again to see Someorte. Good ;boy! .Sleighing is fairly 'good at present and the farmers are busy getting theiCafirewooItalibme for next winter. Charles,Jtegele received a let- ter from a friend -of hii, .Mr. Arnold Entmer, who used to live in Logan, but now resides near 1Bulyea, Sask., stating that they had had very cold weather before •Christmas -45 below zero and that some of his neighbors bad frozen to death. Mr. Wm. -Koehler is very busy get- ting the timber home for the erection of a new driving shed. -Wishing you all a Happy New Year. (Better late than not at all.) CROMARTY. Rev. and Mrs. Dennys and children . . are visiting amongst the congrega- tion, Mr. Lorne Speare, of Harriston, is visiting his father. Miss Lila :McCulloch spent 'her holidays in Logan. Miss Lois and Mr. Jack 'Burroughs, of Stratiford, are spending the holi- days at the home of their uncle, Mr. James Howe. A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of MiS8 Sarah Mc- Kellar on Toes,. Dec. 28th, when she entertained the choir and some of her friends. The evening wail spent in music and dancing. The marriage of Miss Clara M. Sararas, seeand (laughter of Mr. and 'Nita:, Simon Sararas, to Mr, Roy Mc- Donald. only son of Jr.'John Mc- Donald, cif Staffa. was quietly sol- emnized oil Wednesday, Dec. 29th, at •the home of her Sather in the -pres- ence of the immediate ;relatives. ;Rev. Ma Sinclair, of Mensal!, officiated. The bride was 'beautifully gowned in green silk crepe. Her sister, Miss Greta, was bridesmaid, while Mr. raibert Miller, of Staffa, supported the groom, The happy couple went to the grooms fine lot north of Staffa. . VARNA. Mrs. Austin Tand Master Willie have returned home from Detroit where they spent the holidays. The Gravel Heavers put on a dance n the hall Tuesday night of last week. A good time was enjoyed by he young and old. Miss 3.,fary McConnell has return- ed to her duties after spending the tolidays with her parents here. Mr. Argo, of ,London, spent a few lays last week at the home of Mr. nd Mrs. -McConnell. -Miss :Verne Logan' has returned tome afar spending a few days with riends in Ripley. On Thursday evening the members nd congregation in general of St. obit's. Church -held their At ;Home n the hail. After a short program, Mrs. L. Beatty and Mrs. °Inter were ach presented ,with a purse of ioney as an acknowledgment of heir services .as organiat• in the 15 cI Miss ' Pepper commenced 'her Qr1 Tinaaday as teapher and we ih herskY,crY:stimeraa Want and 1;tar Sale .a.ds, 1 ii,vek rgudEftB4r; oct, ,, Stratford: where -she : iS,"`altItend,, been ,visittng:frielids here, 'hasI':e0,i; ,turned to .his-honie • . , Miss ' ISOott;.-,of : LetidosI, •is spending 'a 'days • at her !bente( Miss Margaret Aikenhead and Mr. Leonard • ;Boyce have •; returned to London to continue their studies. Miss Irene Snider .was in ,Lonclon One day last week; Mr. Bob 'Grieve, ,of Detroit, •Asited frieacis here ,dering the holiday. Miss Emma McDonald has return- ed to renew her duties as teacher. in Horticultural Notes. ---The apnual meeting of the Brueefield Horticul- tural ,Society; will he held on Friday evening, Jan. 7th, at eight o'clock. A good program is beingacrepared and all members are requested to be Last Tuesday a ntursber of young people went to Clinton -and entertain- ed the inmates of -the Huron Connty Home, A most ,,interesting •program was given, which consisted of Christ- -mas carols 'by the older girls, dia- logne, "The Dentist's Den"; • duet, Ellen Mae ,Scott and 'Helen Moaroe; ukelele solo; Viola IV/heeler; High- land :Schottische by Anna Aiken - head and Katherine Kilehen; uke- lele •Einet, . Kathleen Snider,.',. Viola Vvlieeler; Highland fling, Janet Aik- anhead; solo., 'Irene Snider; selections "from the .fatnotis "jazz .band. After the entertainment the young- •poople passed candy and ntita,• • . • Miss Isabel Souter of 'Sioux Look- out,. have returned totheir schools after having spent the holiays here. A joint meeting of the U. F. W. 0. and the IJ. F. Oa will be held at.the home of Mr. D. Tough 'on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30; The reports of -the delegates will „be given and officers elected for the coming year. • LONDESBORO, .Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mici4,. are visitihg the latter's mother, Mrs. Bell of the village. Mr. and Mrs, Jack At'instrong re - tarried home last week after a pleas- ant visit with friens in Waterdown. Miss Emmerton, Of London, span( the week -end with.Mrs. M. Ross, Mr. John Tasker, of 13ayth, ,s tlieeyec iinsg. at the station for a couple -;61 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan ROS, of Vine- land, are spending two weeks here at tile home of ,Mr. Wm. Ross, Mr, Stan Carter and Mr. John Armstrong took ;n tile hockey game at Stratford on Fridav, ' Mr. D.. D. ;Roberto!) was in Lon- don for a few days this week and at- tended the hockey match between Niagara Falls and London. . Mr. P. Brown spent -New Year's in the village the • guest of Mr. ancl. Mrs. Ewen.. . Mr. Harold Johnston, of London, spent New Year's at his home here. ;XII.. Toni Fairservice spent Tues- day in .Goderich. The Ladies' Aid of. ;Knox Church are holding their monthly meeting at the holm of Mrs.' 5, D. Melville, when they will 'elect new officers for the; coming year. Mrs, Hamilton, of the West, is; vis- iting Mrs. J. D. Melville. Mr. Jetta, -Radford- spent Tuesday in Witigham. • Afrs. John Scott, entertained a few friends to cards Tuesday evening. ----------- ' WALTON.' J. Carter and family!, motored to Waterdown to spend New Year's. j. McDonald returned home after ,spending a pleasant holiday with friends in Chatham and, Detroit. Mr. aad Mrs. W. Shortreed enter- tained a number o.f their friends on Friday evening. The happy occasion was the celebration of their silver wedding. The gifts receive& were costly and nuinerous. A great number of people are com- plaining of colds. Geo, and Mrs. Ferguson and fam- ily visited friends in the village the latter part of last week, • The !Matrimonial fever is .still rag- ing in and around the village. It aeetns to be very contagious. School' has opened again after the Christmas holidays. Election seemed to he quite excit- ing. There were not -many who did not take advantage of the 'franchise. The Ladies' Guild met at -M;rs. Humphries on Wednesday afternoon, Many were sorry to hear of the death of James Kelly, 8th line of Morris.onNew 'Year's day. ;He had been ailing for some thne, Mit the end was not expected so soon.. There was a large crowd at the dance in the A. 0. D. W. hall on Wednesda3- evening, Quite a. number were engem at the hockey match between Brussels and ;Walton on the rink here, the score being 6-3 in favor -of Walton, . .A carnival will be held on the Waltoe skating rink Saturday night, Jan. 8th -A number of valuable prizes will be given for the •following: Comic costume, girls under 15; comic, costume, .adttltsi best clown; fancy skating, best pan; barrel race, boys under 15. Everybody ce me.' 'Ad- mission, 10c and 15c. • Mr. 'Jos. Carter, Viola and Alethea spent the week -end at Waterodwn. Mr. and Mrs. H. Skiiin are at ,pres- ent visiting friends in I,Vingham. • lair. E. Bateman, of Seaforth, spent the week -end at IR. IHoy's. Quite a number from the village at" - tended the Orangemen's social even- ing in Myth, and all report a good Mr. and Mrs. C. Sellers and Ruth Herly returned' home front illeictel- burg. Mr. 'Sellers has resumed hia. duties as principal. Mr. Sill Taman, of Myth, -who has tecently ,been barbering in Hamilton, has opened a barber sh.op in ;Bruce - field. , ; ••. • Mr's. A. Dundas; and family spent ',Saturday at Mr. ..j. Coutt's„ ,.,Mias.. ,Edith „Aquite Rey -Mrs,. Raines-- ; :ii(IMIl'in$MG;6:O.U‘13•Mad(4,tetYdalli i -Jean . . friends' it ,,Ootierich.• , guests of Mr, and ,Mrs. Thos., 'Shoe- drafaa .h""YOut " • 'Stratferd, where she • continnisi.her a!' pmSteeof S., S,,No.,14 Morris, '641;1$10i4tda:Y:'4rWAilion'ifelloWitte a Jelin :Nesbit' spent New Year's With, -sohimvhat lengthy Masa,' although .the' latter's' brother, Mr,r'Alfred`Nes:- Only eenfined.ta: his bed for the.past "! ••• - !" thren4,Week.0..!':7!Deceased'. Was the -did- 7:Mr.-and, Mrs: 'llrrank 'Bell and .Ati-c est .aott. thei, late .George,-KellY, ,e die and Mr.. and MrS.,..R. '''and-. .nittneef''settler',";of !,•Vie..‘townsitip,', and Margaret spent' New Years with Was" imbis'Sfith year. Whema yew* Mr. and -Mrs. L. Fear." . matt he 'went 'West,- wherejte spent Mr. IHendervon Was elected a nuMber!..of years, returning to the Reeve of Morris by a Majority . of • old hotnestead 20 years age. 'He 36 over Mr. Cardiff. , Mr. ShOrtreed never, ' Married, but " is, survived by Withdrew. •• three sisters -and- twO .biothers, 'viz.:. Misr Susie •;Cunfringham, of Wing - Mrs. P. L. ;Grahattric Prihce Albert, hard, visited her parents, , Mr.. and lSaik,;•, lira,' -John ;Ross, 'Holland, MrS. Wm. Cunningham. . bfanitioba, 'and 'Miss Maggie, Frank, Mrs. 'J, ltichrnohd was, a New, ,and George; achome, The funeral Year's guest of Mr, and" Mrs. DUncan. took, place;',,Tuesday, afternoon ' to Brussels,. cemeterY, with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Fred !Shobrooke and Lewin in, charge the.service, family, Of_Hullett, were guest a of Mr': Mrs. (Dr.)' ;Graham,. wife pf Dr, and .Mrs. tiavid 'Thursday. Wm. Graham, of 15 ' Allvarnbra ave., Mr. •Erneit „Ada -ins was ' elected T.oron!to., mid a forater! well,..!known Reeve of Hullett by a.majority of 70 resident' off thiS vicinity, ,passed 'a,,,vitY over Mr. Matthew Armstrong. suddenly at; her bome on Thutsd'ay, Mrs. -P. J. Kelly 'spent , the week- Decembei -23id. While not in the eird 'Seaforth. - • • best Of rhealtli-Ifor some time, she was -A highly resneeted resident of able to -be about as ushal, On 'the day !Morria passed away on Sunday, Jan. of her edernige, while the doctor was 2nd, in the death of Mr. James ;Kelly,' dowdritairs be thought he heard a after a long illness. Mr. Kelly died. noise 'and Upon i.nvestigation, ;Mrs. on the' firm on which he was born, Graham was !found lying dead on the his father, the. late Geo. Kelly being bathroom floor. The . doctor and atie of the early settlers, Mr. Kelly Mrs. 'Graham ,had ,eelebrated their was- a member of the Anglican gOlden wedding- on .June 25th, 1923. church and is 'survived by the follow - They Were 'married in Brussels and ing brothers and sisters: Miss Marg - resided there for Many years. The aret Kelly, at home; Frank an Geo. late Mf's. Graham was for many years at home; Minnie and Hannah, both organist in Melvllie church, 'Brits- marilied in the West.. One Sister and sets: Her. Maiden name was Jennie two brothers predeceased him. some Wright. ' The funeral was held ;from years ago:.Jennie; Thos. and 'Willie. Brussels station on December 27th on The funeral took place , on Tuesday. the • arrival 4sf tlie noon train. ,from his. home in Morris. Rev: Mr. !Barker, pastor of the Mr. Clifford Yeo 'and Miss Mary United Church, had charge of the sir- Potter were married New Year's cfay vices at the graveside. The pail- in St. 'Paul's Cathedml, London. bearers were; A4Strachan, .S.'Wilton, Mr. and Mrs. 'Will Logan. and W. 5.;;McCracken, F. R. Smith, N. F. Kathleen are visiting in Brighton. Gerry and J. Ferguson. Dr. Graham Mr. and Mrs. D. ;Laidlaw spent alas accompanied by niece, Miss F. Thursday at, the home off Mr,. and Foss, and. Miss Argo Ross, daughter Mrs. Jas. Logan, of Dr. J. Ross. . Ilatiss Margaret Hall is spending the Christmas holidays with her sia-. ter in Toronto.• • A family- reunion was held at the home of Mrs. • E. Driscoll on New Year's. Mr, and -Mrs. F. Shannon spent New Year's at John 1Shaniron's. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence IHudie en- tertained a' number of their friends to a dinner on New Year'seDay. ; Mr. Jos:' Holmes emu! Mr. ;Hugh Rintir our ;Ideal butchers, are 'busy these days supplyilig the public with choice ineat.• Put in your order ticiw. Mr. Harold •tHarris, of- visited'at the 'home of Mr. and -Mrs. John Balfour, over the week -end. ' Mr. Willis 'thinda's is busy these days getting ready -for the spring ,syrup Making, He has installed a new eVaporator. • .-BLYTH. Mr. na Mrs. Jno. McNichol spent •`,witir Mr...and. Mrs, Wm, :McClure, McKillop. . Mr. and Mee.. Thos, Graslay, fMrS. Chas. Nicholson and Mr. •and Mrs. Clarence. Johnston spent Christmas with M•aud Mrs. Jno. 'Grashk, near Bluevale. Mr. Christopher Nesbit, of Toron- to, is holidayiug with his brothers, Jno. and ;Alfred NeNsbit. 'Mrs. Peter -Healy is not as well as her many friends would wish. Mr. Chas, Lockwood, A ;former re- sident o.f Myth, has purchased the barber ;shop. of Mr. Wesley Arm- stroug, of Brussels. Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey :Rascal, of Detroit, spent the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 13en Mason. Mr, Walter Cowan, of Detroit, spent Christmas with bis parents, Mr. and Igss„ David Cowan. Mr.' and Mrs. Archie -Wells and daugther Jeart spent a few (lays with the former's grandmother, Mrs. Robt. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erskine s,pent Christmas with Mt', Erskine's par- ents at Stratford. Miss Iona Stothers, who is teaching school at New Hamburg, is 'spend- ing her holidays with her parches, Mr. ami Mrs, Jos. 'Stothers. Miss Caerie Shns, of Toronto teachiag staff, spent 'Christtnas with Iter father, Mr. Jas, Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cutt were Gode- rich visitors for Christmas. Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Wells, of Londesboro, spent Chriatmas with the latter's mother, Mrs. Robt. Mar- shall. Ms and Mrs.. Sant Kelly spent Christmas with,Seaferth friends. The many ;friends of Mrs. E. Liv- ingston will be pleased to 'hear that she is recovering front her recent 111- ness,• ...Mr, and Mrs. A, Rentall, of Wing - ham, are spending the week with their daughter, Mrs. M. 1/V. Telfer. The iPresbyterian Church Sunday school held, their Christmas tree ahd eoncert ,oii Thursday' ev-ening, Dec,' 23rd, the charch being filled. All en- joyed the splendid .programnie given by the scholars, also the play' pre- sented by ,Aubtrim ,friends, The tree avas 'moat „beautifully . decorated and tvell laden With gtfts.. • . Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Lyon, -Gordon and Kenneth, Mr. and 'Mrs. Dive Floody. and Norman spent Christmas with Londeaboro relatives'. Dare' Somers, .of Wingleam, spent Chriltinas'day with his. !nether, Mrs: R. Somers. Mr. and ;Mrs. Wallace' Allen; Of Packsby, New -Ontario, are spending the winter months with 'Mrs. A:lien's mother, :Mrs. E. Bell, Londeaboro. Miss Mary' Healy has returned -to Lucent after . spending the 'holidays at. her .1toini, hetie. Miss Loretta Healy hag rethrned to the Normal gehool,,StratfOrd. • Mr„ Fergua Kelly left for Stratford after, apending` his holiday here: The many friends Of Mri. Harvey Gidley are Pleased to see her well agahi' followiagan operationAn"Clin. _fohallosPital,She rfut'sad on Mr. antritqs. Niaolson were Plowmen's Annual Meeting. • The annual meetims of the Huron Plowmen's ;Association was held in Brussels, with . 'President R. L. 'Mc Donald occupying the• chair. - and he reviewed the activities of the Plow- then's Association, telling Of the progress it has inade ' in the -three years of -its existence ,and of the great help •the Association has 'been to the young plow boys of, Hams. At first there Were only 11 competi- tors' with teams and 2 tractors. Th -is year there were 20 teams and 6 trac- tors. The annual report of the 'Sec- retary treasurer followed and then -the auditors' report. This report was received with a cheer front ;the ,crowd showing that the balance was cm 'the right -side of the ledger. Notwith: standing the fact that :the Associatipm ha's paid out $1192.65 in the -last three years, it still had a balance on Dec. 13 of $187.93. Next year the 'plowing match: will be •lield in the -township. 'of Howlika From the ;beginning of the organ-izing or„the Asaociabion 1,gre has been a 'strong force of 'three ors front HOwiek and it., was felt' onlY right that the 192 Match shoulcLhe held in 1Howick,•,- . Following are the officers foi year: ;Honorary president, Allan Ad- ams eFounder, 1924); ,president,. R. L. McDonald; vice 'president, Win, Speir; secretary treasurer, L. E. 'Car- diff; directors: (Grey) Wm. Henting- Wa:‘,., Chas. McQuarrie, N. H. Car- diff, 'Fred Hayden, T. L. McDonald, (lvlorris) lAllbert Crooks, Robert Shortreed, Richard Proctor, Jack Kelly, 'Robert Michie, (Waiwanosh) Adam Robertson, Alex, McGowan, Wm. ;Rolbinson. (Hullett) ;Matt Arni- airong, Mr. McEwan, (McKillop) John IMeGaviii, Tam Archibald, Ed. 'Rowland, (Brussels) Toni Ritchie, Sanr W.ilton, 'L. Williantson, (Hu- ron ' South) 'Gep. McCartney, P. Passmore, Chas. Robertsom -(I'Iow- ick and- Turnberry) Dave :Sanderson, as chairman of the committee, 'Wm. 'Gamble, H. Edgar, Siandy McKerch- er, A. Gallagher, P. Doig, T. Lovell, I, Lovell, Stuart , MoNaughton, - J. Moffatt; auditors, Stanley Wheelee, \lather Yuill. • HURON NEWS. Brussels - A quiet wedding was solemnized at the United Church parsonage, Ethel, on Dec. 15t1a. when Katie Gertrude Alderson, of Cratirbrook, was united in marriage to George Albert Krit- zer, Listowel. A quiet wedding was solemnized an Wednesday, Dec. 29th at the United Church parsonage, Ethel, :when Annie L. ,Brant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Brant, Trowbridge, became the bride of Mr. Henry' Ward, Mon- crief, Rev, Duncan Guest officiated. Attendants were Mrs. Hircl and Mr, Jas. 13ralit, The liapiik; -couple left on the afternoon train ,for Torcioto and Welland, the ;bride travelling in a fur trimmed needlepoint coat . with black picture .hat. Ott their return they will reside on the bridegroom's farm, Monerief. ,Mrs, Arthur Robinson, of Delor- .aine; Mao,, sister of Alex. and John ;Rutled•ge, aird;;Mrs. E. 'Garton, Brus- sels, is -visiting relatives here. :It is her first visit •Itere in 34 years. • Iona Ross, Chesley, and Robert Ross,, Kincardine, visited their. sister, Miss ;Annie -Ross, last week, who is critically ill: , . Mrs. C. Hutchison, 5th con.„, Grey, received iv"Ord of the death of her • eldest. sister, Mrs., Fred Clark, ace Ann iBreckenridge, at Pasadena Cal.' Ilafes.,....GecteMcNichol received. w`cird, of ,the death 61 her brother, 'Hector „McKenzie, of Chesaning, Mich., on, Monday last, in his 94t1s year. Re was a former resident of Grey to -was -hip, Ballantyne„ who has, been visiting his daughter, Mrs, James Davis, Blyth, the past ;two Months, is spending the winter with his son James, Brussels, tHe is -in his 94th &ping- a' 1 °, tug ' (3.n,Year Oft ' brOke ever* NOW YearsPite°°t(1:- §,Se4sonllvY eit30D41q OE' You will find that a few &Hard put away each Week during' the year, Won't pinch half so much as ' squeezing your whole Christmas expenses out of 'a few weeks' income. Sign up now for vvealth and plenty every New. Years.. Government of the Prov- ince of Ontario guarantees every dollar deposited. ' You can withdraw your • money at any time without notice. TORONTO BRANCHES: Cor. Bay & Adelaide Sts., 540 Danforth Ave.; Cor, University and Dundas St. OTHER CPRANCHES AT: Aylmer, Brantford, Hamilton Neilmarlat, Ottawa, Owen Sound, Pembrolco, Seofortfi: St. Catharines, S. Mary's, Walkerton, Woodstorie. 15* , Seaforth'Branch,, maviwon, tv-akager. J. Hours 9.39 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sattirday 9.30 a.m. to 5 7 pins. to, 9.39 pan. PROVINCE OF , EVERY DEPOSIT GI/All HEAD OFFICE • . AVINGS OFFICEI ATARIOCOVERMI6VT 15 QUEENS PARK , lath Mrs. Kennel. Dr. and Mrs. Chowen spent the holidaYs at the 'former's home at Fer- gus.- ' Mi'NNesbitt Wobds, of Terbirto, Was a holiday guest at the home . Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wurm. Miss Mar? Aldsworth, of near Ex- eter, spent the ,holidays at' the home of Mr. S; Greb, Babylon line. •: ;Beginning Jan. 1st; the Zttrioh stores will be cloged 'every ;evening except Saturday, until the beginning of Aprit„.whea they will, be open Tuesday Mid "Satuialay evenings as °gnat Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. Beers, of Buf- falo, Mr.; and..Mrs. He Demuth and. Albert Demuth, of Toronto, were hol- iday guests `Of Mr: 'and Mrs. 'Chas. W9Ilerri ; ' , Wingham. A Turnberry township farmer saw a groundhog one ;mdening retently and another farmer meant; Wingham saw five crows -Christmas morning. ;Friends of Mr. George 'Burke, Sault ;Ste. Marie, were Soery to hear he was badly; hurt -while working in a -paper He, was just able' to get around again, wheIrMrs.; Burke fell on the slippery pavement aad hurt her bead.; Miss !Nina Haugh, has accepted aR, secretarial position With the Aced'r entyabf Medicine, France, and is spending a few days at her home prior to leaving on extended trip to .Vancouver and through the !South - tern States. . ' Mrs. T. C. Robertson, of Ketwood, Man., is visiting .lier sisters, Mrs. Chas. Elliott and/ Mrs. Eugene Mc- Donald. ' Goderich. Major R. R. Sloan, of Porter's Hill, exhibited apples at the Royal Winter Fair recently, making twentY-fotir entries and carrying off 'eighteen prizes.' James .Bu'chanan, bf the Goderich Platting mills,. 'broke his ankle last week, while inspecting some wools in a ,bungalow he is !having erected' be- side the planing mill. Goderich -stand's fourth in the list of receixing 'ports for grain Ship- ments, being exceeded by Buffalo, Port Colborne and 'Port IMcNicholl, during ate month of November. The official statement shows that 63 per cent. of our .Western" 'Canada crop went ,to AmericareaEasteru poets and that Arnerican lboafl carried 60 per cent. of the ICaniadian grain traffic. Mc., 'William, Stewart celebrated his 90th 'Birthday, Oh Sunday, De' cern- ber 26th,` and was athome to his friend4-the following afternoon. i Exeter, 'Alfred 'Cudmore, a -native of Exeter, died at iBrandon, Man., on 'December 10th, in his 62nd"year. He -was bur- ied at Crystal Ctty,LIvIan. • iMr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood eetebrat- ed'the ferty,fifth anniversary of. their ,weddlnglast week LADIES' . . HAIRDRESSER. will be at Dennison & 'Pullman Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin- son) / Every Tuesday r_ho,ne 125 for appOintment.' Specialist in rnarcelling massaging, shampooing and hair cutting. atiMMNIIMMeinewnw 'tata ,k Some Special., this week ha ()eines Organs 1 Donaii.tiOnI triV Bell organs all guaranteed by aityielf td he 0 -( and from :°1320:00 ' to $36.00 ,. . ; ' No home or school, should be witl)out Inueirs when you., cad. ohttian ; instruittents for a_fraction of their value' ' -- 'We also specialize' in '.Radios *1)(1 offer a guaranteed 0 tutn! outfit ! • .•• complete for $98.00, ' ' , Also a new ,Plii,yer Piano arid Regular pieties for 1,560:4/0 to 1200,00 'less them Montapetitora will aak' you ;' . , • " ' A Post cella addressed to, TYle will get fall, , Yonta War ''" : . °fiat- Mt. and Mrs, ;;Ezralalaoehler, 'of m w at o eaforth, R.R.„ ,-, Kitehener. 'were,' 'here attending', , Jae.: Ae. " • ' • • ' • ;funeral of the' latter's mother,' theleusa,amaaaamaareteteesee.rewas,.....„,,,,,,.................„-, 3