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THE SEAFORTFH NEWS`
Snowdon :Bros., Publishers.
,WALTON�(via'ster J;ick and 'Miss
Jean Graham.
ho spent the holiday with .their
cousin, Vera iG•ardiner have returned
1.
to their L'oans in ,Acton. queness arid •.' historical associations, was tried out, Mr. McQueen's old 't. to
e tai Stratford last' a a t 1,.
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL• 28r.-1927
a very good <p}totoi.` progress and developments' in the' * siti ", ` ''d'
, v ng: her areirts has
-' Custocizan of the •Lica_ seal of a Fast twenty years; As keeper of the •• p ' , xeturtted Yd
trat
....,.. .., ..., b ford,.
g e . bee; ; G council: menu • .
1 r tlty as a re.. on ,sale of£ic fes .and oth , rc oro a .. � ,.
i? .� �,, �P . �. rs- h.,� . , Mtsse"sRvei .m :.'.arrd:',Ann ;.
Unlike saltie''of the paraphetna'lfa.of •;has•a'tneticulofls regard £orl;acchrae y ta d' wit,
Y of
and orid inn, and atx-ntild week=end, swift
mediaeval days that have come down orderly system,. In the:dtys�a;friend's�'f
.arackho B$ , aecom
to maderti usage. and have, little, > to •year or !two. ago: when the portion W. ,
Mrs. .
`V1, Stank ' .:
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ha •e��a co i-
cooat'mend'thent beyondtheirpictures-,-a'1°'re res'entation�sskein .of'"va,i N4, c mpa!
,P . y" , Voting ltd i5
Mr. .aa cI 'Mrs. G. 'W. Jackson at-
tended the, funeral hoer their aunt; :'Mrs,
Th mss Banana, of 1St, 'Marys; - -ast the res 'seal goes n document vote-countingwas int
g t g H a o t simple as ,the
A ,B C to him, acid 'while other etrug
gled,in an•endeavor -to understand t,
the greet, seals tdf ,t'hc., city is the sysn adeptness in ,arithnletie sto:od; him its 1 'i ' 'wee -.
1ltgse tivhlo h t,� r
„r d e eturned to their
hoLof the honor of its people. When good stead. The sonicatesystem of
of out es ,
t teaeh;ng .scMar ares _ 'Miss
Edna
a M rkh
a :•
c a n ins
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Gm;iia McDloaia'ld to Palertno Mliss
am; Miss
Vera Pepper, to' . Mount Forest; Miss
Grace Ross; • to 'Windsor,.' '•
Mr. and- Mrs; Hugh Aikenhead g„ t head and
little daughter Anna, spent eche week
with 'friends is London: -
Rev. -and Mrs, W. D. ``alc'Intosh-attd
sons,.'Grant, 1Bsuce and Laurie, of
Embro-•spent.a few days with friend's
Here last week,
Mr, 'Ed, was in London
;Boyce last
week,
The
uiotleltly meeting of the U, F.
W.O
Clu v
b vas held th
d a e ho of
h,
e
t m
Mrs. A,' 't-aldwell"' last 11TV•Cdntstlsy,':;
Mrs. 'W.. Douglas-. had a vely, inter
esting paper on 'Stalling Point for
Ir ippin'essl' The next meeting is ro
be' !held at,, the home oif Mrs. C.
Thursday. 'and thereto is attached, the signature
M. and,'Mrs: JOS. Davidson, of of :the ,city` -clerk 'there is +com leted
f•or}dolt; called,on friends here. the' sacred ,bo!nde i ''contract'. of tire and some ''never did actually under -
Me
Mr. actually
rand Mrs. J. "H; 'MdLaughlitr • 'i' I •� stand, d: ;
people it the city t; McQueen. found it
and Eileen spent 'last Wednesday seal and the signature o£ the citychild's work to "make the compilations
with Mr. and•Mrs. Gavin Davidson, and conductp
• thirst, a, civic document is not valid in a the transfer of ballots;
of 1Wroxet&. a court of law.",Since abi formal docu- But P.R. in its Teuton -like cumber
-
MPS.
Mr�., Jas. Mowbray, who been meats of a city 'must bear rte's' ata- sameness of efficiency :aro ed too
Y g y I v o
visiting friends, returned to Detroit ture+of the clerk, it stand' .Ito reasontedious for a C' nadiart community
1 ,s . : , a tty'
on .Monday: ,that there - is it great responsibtlity 'and .ev�en:Mr. 'McQueen is perhaps, not.
Miss Helen 'Somerville spent her res'tin on. •the. •shoulders• of'athet 'of- so very sora that it disappeared.
Easter holidays with her grand- g r Y Fp
ficial Cnnadta'ri ` ,c'ite's have .same 'Whatever election sylstem is in vogue
mother•, 'Mrs. Archie Somerville, of very utotable city clerks today. Sonne it is on Mr, McQueen that the re-
r,
Seafoi th. of ‘them have became personalities •sponsibhlilty' of its efticieiicy .rests be-
Mrs.
be-
Mr . 'Naylor and Lois'returned 'to
s Ydts'tinat by themselves, but in point of cause he is -ex-officio •the returning
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Rochester, N, ,
sofficer .h
efficiency these i none whoexcelsin o fi er in the battle of civ' 11
nc tote s io a _the ic'ba its
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Miss Jane'Dundas spent a few da s • this a I D sl t w Y this. quality that of the genial 'Clerk sof year ay year.'Working a in closest
with her grandmother,'Mrs 'Dantdas'William
r 1 ,. the City of Vancouver. Me- 'hamm'ony with more than twenty
in Seofo'rth. 61uee'n in the City 'Cl'erk's offiee -seems councils the city 'Clerk has bean a•
The President ,fook char ge of the "
g , to the average ind'ivi'dual its essential 'wise and faithful adviser in 'correct
Endeavor meeting in )Duffs church a pant of Vancouver as does ,Siwesh procedure as to 'measures ' 'taken 4by
on Sunday evening owing to the ab- Rock or the 'Lions. :Not that ,there is previous councils and in' municipal
sence of the two leaders. The topic anything so venerable about the 'City rtuestions of a ,technical character. •Mr.
of the evening was taken by (Rev. Clerk yet, because he is good far a McQueen is 'aleo a Justice of the
• Mr, Maines, „ on. the book, "The long Period, of useful years ahead of Peace and frequently acts in that ca -
Larger Fellowship."
- 'him, But to the 'bus'ines's interests and pacity. Ii'e' is an active. m'em'ber of.
The United Church is p'reparin'g to the delegations of public bodies the Masonic craft. ' . He is an ardent
for its Softball: season, having enter' who wait on the 'Council, and to. aid- supporter of outdoor sp'ou'ts and has
ed two .teams in the Pi'esliytery. Lea-, ermen past and !present; he seems to painticipated in `baseball and -nursing.
goe. Mr, (Harvey Johnson 'tvill be be, always on the job and doing ',his Ile is also an enthusiastic and skill
captain for 'fife season. A commit- job well. Alter 'twenty years in the fol 'lawn,'bnwler, having won s. nb'm-
tee will meet. this week • to decide on City Hall it naturally follows that her of brophi'es for his proficiency on
the details. Mr: McQueen is a highly :respected the green. He 'has also held the
Miss Somerville, of Ahnonte, is individual n ra let chair. d among the civic 'staff. P est its c air. of the M. C. Lawn
staying -with her sister, Mrs, D. J. Kindly, geinial, patient and imperturb- Bowling 'Association. 'Personally,
McFarlane. ed, there is always a pleasant answer Mr. McQueen is unpretentious, arm -
Mr. H.'Clarkcis able to be out again from the Cityy Clerk. Many ableand kindlydisposition andad-
after
undergoing an e e'ration for a - @ Mau t officials sol loot e
g g P p are inured to giving courteous an- mirabte qualities as a citizen have
pendicitis a ,short time ago. sneers, of course, 'tut ,there are -few endeared 'him literally to 'thousands
E. Radford unloaded a oar of Wes- who have to answer so matt queer of the citizens of' Vancouver:"
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tent oats this 'week. • and apparently eidiculousebnes as -the A meetingg was held _ 'i'n No. 10
The Orange 'Society had it social
Y City Clerk, But himself the soul of schoolhouse, Stanley, last week, for
evening in the A. 0.' U. W. half on sincerity. bar. McQueen . believes the purpose of appouttmg,some one
Tuesday of this,- week. every 'inquirer to be sincere. in his to take the place of the late Mr.
Mr. end 'Mrs: J. Carter visited Mrs. query and - deals with it accordingly.
I r)Thos. Baird , •on• The committee fin
A. Dundas on 'Sunday. Aldermen and councils come and 'go. charge of Bait'd's -cemetery. His 'son,
Mrs. 'D, Holmes attended the fun- but the 'City Clerk goes on from year Mr. T. B. Baird, was elected, and also
enel of. her brother-in-law' on Tues- to year. It is more than twenty to act as Secretary -Treasurer.
day.. years now since he took up in. the
J• Marshall is improving nicely and City Hall in succession to Tobi Me -
will soon be able to be Qui again. Guiga'n, who was 'the lfirst City Clerk
(Bob, Campbell visited with J. the city had. 'Like many other sac -
Carters over (Sunday. cessftil men in the West, Mr. Mc -
'Miss Addie Cardiff le visiting with Queen casae originally from Huron
Mrs, W. Woods this week. County in, the Province of Ontario.
There was'a large crowd at the He is a bachelor of arts of Toronto
dance in the A. O. U. W. hall on Fri- University,where he was an
day night. honors
Mrs. 'Plias. Marshall is visitingwith is the in `mathematics. oughtPerh' n
is the uality, that brought (him
Mr, and Mrs. J. Marshall for the honors in his academic studies that
past week. have so 'well adapted hint for a work
' Mrs. R. Coutts attended her broth- in which 'lt'e has been -conspicuously
er's funeral at Jamestown on Monday successful, orderliness, precision and
rat` this week. exactness of methods essential in
Quite a "number attended the Can- niathema'tics beingalso needed in the
Rata in Brussels on 1',re'duesday even-
. ing of last week, Clerk
dutiesnof evo clerk. City
con -
Mrs. (Graham had fihe misfortune to strClerk 'McQueen has devoted corporation
non
cut her Shand severelylast week, 'but. Vancouverncu'e sincetalents tthe Previously e
it is progressing favorably under the hadhola1906.o-Previously h -
doctors 'care,- had Loth the same pos't's' City Clerk
Itiiss Margaret Alexander spent land, where he was both Clerk
an Treasurer r surer for ine yearn, so that
the Easter holidays
visrl'n F •i
t t end's fn •�
g
he has been ecu t with C occupied m u '
municipal
al
' Toronto. She has resumed her teach- pp
ing duties again, work in aroillrund
yea Columbia continuous-
ing y
Miss Elsie Dodds, who has been ly for arounca 30 years. His lengthy
spending the Easter vacation at her on questions
'has moue '.hint procedure, expe
'bonne in McKillop, returned to Mill- on knowledg of municipal issl to
Itis knowledge of which admitted 'to
bank by motor -on Monday ,to resume be complete. 'In the specialized busi-
her duties as 'teacher in one ni the mess, responsibilities, and procedure
schools in that district. of city clerking he is recognized as an
'ttsthority. He is familiar with -every:
BRUCEFIELD. angle of every problem that can arise
In High Position. - Another of in his own particular field of en-
Brucefield's sons who has gone out deavor. If ever a local historian :sets
into the world and attained a high in to compile the history of Van -
position of trust and responsibility is cauvcr in detail, it is from William
Kate .McGregor to Markha
Miss Margaret Ross, of Seaforth,
was visiting her aunt,/ 'Mrs. W.
13erry last week.
'Miss Grace Hunter, of )London,
who lfas been visiting with (Mrs. J.
'Ketches -1S has retu'rn'ed 'borne. She
was arcoinpanied by Mrs, Ketchen
and ,daughter, Ii`a,theri_ne..
Miss' Eva Boyce, who -underwent
an operation dor appendicitis in Sea-
ford Hospital, has returned home.
Misses >Kath'leen Snider and Edna
Bremner, who were visiting in' Lon-
don, have returned tb their homes.
Mrs. J. Grainger and d'aug'hter
Evelyn, , l'so Audrey 'Swan;, have ee-
turued,,from Kippers where they have
been vfsithig, - '
Mr, Ross Chapman has purchased
a McLaughlin touring.car and Mr.
Harry Norris a (Chevrolet.
IYDr. 'ho'bert McNaughton, principal
of the Tiiamesfo'rd Public school,
who has, been visiting at the home of
his parent's, . 'Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Naughton, over the Easter holidays,
has returned, i
The wind .took the 'roof off Mr. Miss Ethel.'Warrener, of London,
Farquhar's •barn /last week. is visiting at the hoine of her aunt,
Mr, 'Wm. Taylor, of the'Stili con- lairs, Thai. Dayman.
cession of Stanley, has ,had a slight 'Mrs. John Moore, -of MacLennan,.
attack of the flu. Algoma, who has been spending a
Mrs, Jas. Reid, of -Clinton, :has re- few weeks visiting with friends here,
turned Itomefrom'Flin't, after visiting has -returned home, accompanied by'
her -husband and other friends, Mr. her brother, Mr. Jas..Dayman.
Reid has a good position and 'intends ' Mr. Joseph 'Daytman has rented his
staying -there until the threshing brother James' farm ,for- this season,
sciason. Her father, ' Mr. James Mc- and as this gives him 200 acres be
Clinchey, of 'Clinton, visited his bro-work he has had- Mr. Wm Deitz help-
Cher, iAlbent McClinchey, 'Goshen ing him with his tractor.
line,' during her a'bsence. The neighors and friends of Mr.
A number of svotnen of the auxin- Warren Schilbe, who had, his 'barns
aries ere `attending the meeting of blown down, are busily helping 'h'im
the Huron Presbyterial in Goderich in any way they can to'get -tie build -
lo -day (Thursday), lugs replaced.
'1Mr, and Mrs, Ross Scott motored Mir. Johnson, of Stoulfville, visited'
to 'London on 'Sunday to visit ehos last week at the home of 'Mr. John
uncle, Andrew Beattie. McCowan,`
Grace aard 'Stewant ' IOaivert, tfrom Mr. Alex, Mustard, Sr„ still con•..
Ilderton, who were visiting their tiues very'poorly,
unc 1,' '
lc 2r, John Gn,ur
a er ,have C 1'e- Mr.'lir.
gN mart 'Wheeler, of Detroit,
turned to take up their studies at visited hie parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
hone 'again. Thos, Wheeler, on Sunday,
Rev. W. A. 'Bretmter is on a busi- [Report of Easter examinations at
nen trip to Toronto .this week. S. S. No, 3, Sr. IV.--(iPass 450,
Misses Mary and Margaret Mc -honors 560,) Margaret 'Watson 560.
Donald, of Kippen, visited -at the Mary Papplc 5'19, •Greets Broadfoot
home of Mrs. Jas, 'Thompson fast 514, Mayne Chapman 491, Beth El -
week. liott 449, !Helen Munroe 410,. Eriva
Miss Irene ;Snider spent the week- -Walter 386, 'Ella. M. Scott 373, John
end' at the 1toine of 'ter parents, Mr, ,Brdadfoot 306; Marie Elliott (absent).
and Mrs, John 'Sn'ide'r. Miss Snider Jr, Il'. -•(Pass 200, honors 260.)
sang a solo at the Young People's ,gab McCartney 248, Elizabeth
song service on (Sunday. Broadfoot 234, Carrie 'Oke 2311,'Clar-
Miss Margaret Aikenh'cad, of Wes- erice Taylor '170.
terve'lt business college, and Mr, 'Sr, ITh -'(Pass 200, honors 260,)
r. 11 m, 1vicQueen, who is a brother McQueen that lie will fall back en I canard B f the
•
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s II, -PASS zoo
( honors 260
Iiary3rd 'Walter .238, Arthur
231 ;, . Ii.. -.D •lbert Taylor, J e a to „Wright�40:
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1st+,Glass, Gass=:'275,,, ,'hanors.350.)
Bobby. De(ryniple 397, W. D..'Wilson
383, a� r.
} .ala 1 Papp'le 331,, •Beatrice A:tin-
strong 283.
,Sr.
. Pri cr 'Pas
m ( s 180, ,honors 226.)
Annie Pappie 127'6, Alice Wright 270,
Gertrude Walters 259. •
• Ruby 'h Tayhir, Teacher.
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Mr,_.and Mrs: TWill Devereaux and
little o'n Joseph, spent -Sunday:at' the
home of their parents, 'Mer. and Mrs.
Jas. Kelly,,,
Mrs, M. ,Curtin and Miss Annie
Curtin, of Seaford, spent the week-
end visiting Aft. and -Mrs. P. J.
•Kelly.
'Miss Mary 'Healy has returned to
Lucan after spending her Easter holi-
day .here. -
Miss /Loretta.'Hea'ly has returned
t Stratford t
c oro ore e
sum he . studies e� at
the Normal there, -
Mr. Fei' a ,I{ left Fergus Kelly le l .Saturday for
Stratford to attend Normal school,
Mrs J. T. 'MctOaughey entertained
some of her lady friends to a tea' and
quilting bee 'Friday,
Miss 'Gwen 'Strowdoti has returned
t
to her s'choo'l atter ,spending her
Easter holidays at her home in Sea.
forth, •
'Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Riley and ditil,
dren ,spent Sund�,,y� with ` Mr. and
Mrs. C. Nichols'o8.'
Mr. and :Mos: -Nelss'oni Nicholson
visited Mr. and- Mrs. Geo. Nicholson,
Harlock, oh 'Sunday. '
Mrs: Geo. 'Potter and Mrs. Cliff
Yeo spent Thursday with •Mr, and
Mrs. Ab; Nesbit.
M'r. miff 'Mrs. Clarence Johnston
visited Mr. and • Mrs, Andrew Sloan
of Walto'n•,
Mr,• and Mrs. Alfred 'Nesbit, • of
Auburn,.. were guests on Sunday of
Mr. and Mee. Thomas 'Granby.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. McClure, Rox-
boro, were •gtiests on' Sunday of 'Mr.
and Mrs. John McNichol.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fear, Mr, -and Mrs.
Thos. 'Laidlaw end Mr.'and 'Mrs.
David Laidlaw and Mises Janet' Laid-
law, visited Mr. and Mrs.. Jas, Laid-
law, Auburn, on Sunday.
M'r. and . •Mrs. Milton Siem and
'Mrs. Andrety Siem, of Mount Forest,
visited Mr. and Mrs. ,Colin Fingland,
on Sunday.
A sad death ,occurred early Monday
mern'itig when Mr's. John Scott pass-
ed away at 'her home on the eighth
line of Morris. 'Mrs. Scott 'had been
ailing for some time end was 'confined
to bed the past two' weeks, Her. S11 -
nese was not considered so serious
and death came as a shock to the
community as 'Mrs..1Scott was highly
valued as 'a kindly neighbor. Mrs.
Scott, whose maiden name was 'Han -
malt Fraser, avas 63 years and 11
months. She was born on. the
boundary in eHuilett within a milt
of 'Blylth, her father, 'Hugh Passer,
hav'in'g moved 'from Nova. Scotia, Her
life was spent ,there and in Blyth.
Abotst 30. years ago she married John
Scott and has since lived in Morris.
Four
stern and one brother ter survive•
Mrs. Seeley, Mrs, VaniEginond Mrs.
Mackay, all of Cleveland, and 'Mrs..
Fred Baggit, .Albibh, Mic'h:, and Mr.
Chas. Fraser, 'Blyth.' Three 'broithers,
Daniel, James and Donald; of Blyth,
died some years ago. The funeral
was lid Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock from her home. lir 'Morris to
Union cemetery. Rev, Geo. Tetlord
conducted the ';services. The pall-
bearers were Meesrs, J. H. Fear, Wm.
Pollack, Jas. Richmond, David .Laid-
law, Alex. Smith and John Craig. '
White Bros.' 'butcher shop and tRo-
hent arcKay's jewelry store were 'Evelyn • i o i , tered ou Tuesday ttrght ,last 'week and
to Vlrs. James McQueen, Brucefield; for the oyct. a to Normal. Billy Caswell 311 f'vel •n W is t 301
great .bulk of his information, school, London, who have been Janet Watson 295, Ge'rdo:ti Wright money 'taken. The thieves • entered
Mrs. James Walker. Tuckersmitth, While Mr. McQueen )has custody of spending their Easter holidays at 240, Robert Pappte 100, 'Bruce Arm- Mc Ka 's store 'la 'brei `t
and Mi, 'George Watts, Clinton. The the council and tits, records hitt their homes here, 'heave . returned to strong 169. y Y ku g in the
memory also rotairos in a remarkable � London r, III bathe door At White's they 'broke
contains the following, together with high lights (Pass 200 honors ¢60 } h 1
Municipal News of 'Britis'h Columbia, the 'glass in the door and reached to
manner the in the civic Miss 'Edna 'Thompson, who was Jean •Watson -321, Willhe ?apple 248. and unlocked the door. About $200
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A. Sii S & SONS, SEAFORTI-I
was taken in money and jewelry at
McKay's ant about $5 from the till
at 'White's. Money ,put away separ-
ately
eparately In a'nlather-part of the store was
utrtouched. , The thieves as yet have
not been apprehended, -
Dr. J. C. Ross of Harriston 'has
purchased the ,practice of Dr. :Shipley,
who is •i11. Dr. Ross tastes charge
this week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw of Au-
burn Mit for Toronto on Tuesday.
'Mrs; Laidlaw will undergo treatment
in the hospital there.
A Mother's Choir is preparing 'for
the services in St. 'Andrew's: Church
on Mother's Day.
Mrs. C. N. Yeo of Windsor, Mt',
and Mrs, Geo, :Patter and Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Nesbit were guests of
Mr, and M.S.S. John Yeo on Sunday.,
'Dr. Hugh McCall and • bar. John
Scott of Milton visited "fri@tads and
relatives 'duping the past week,
Miss Clara ,MdGovalie is recovering
from an operation for tonsils in :Sea -
forth hospital Miss Ida' Mc•Go-wan
underwent a similar operation on
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Hilbotn is quite (seriously
il•1:' Sler many friends 'hope -to hear
of iitnprovetnen't So her condition.
Mrs. John Craig left last'Wednes-
clay for ,Iilichigalt where she 'will un-
dergo tan operation in 'a hospital, Her.
brother-in-laW Dr. 'David 'Craig, ac-
companied her.
A 'Chaelraan doctor has been callled.
to 'attend Mrs: Sian'psoc ,McCall,'She
is making satisfactory improvement.
Edna and Katherine McDonald
spe'n't a few days ivrt'h their aunt,'Mrs
J. Smith,
Mrs. E..Ball spent Sunday with her
friend, 'MTS. J. Young,
'Miss Laura (Reid of 1Godericlt speint
a few hours' on 'Saturday with Miss
Elva Ric'h'mond, •
Miss Jean !Pate of ,London normal
-pent the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T'ho'mas Patte,
The C.P.R. is putting on the morn,.
Mg and evening trains again 'com-
mencing on Monday, May 2:Th s '•
willmorning train willarrive at 7.35 and
the evening one at 8.30. They .are
also builrlititg a new steel ,water tank,"
Mr. A. Leslie of Freeitou is visiting
with his son, Councillor S. G. Leone,
One of 'the Motor busses of the
Otveti SotinteGbderich 'bus line br'al•cs
down a anile: north of IBlyrh on'Mon
day at noon, No one was hart,
The funeral took place from tile.)
I212' train o;L.Tuestlay of Mrs. .!Cham-
ber'lain of 'Montreal, Shd- wail former-
ly-i re'sid'ent' of ;Bly'thl
1 t
osch ; ?]=nine of � ' 'rte tol,
visited at the 'loi me of, lief' brother;
Mr..S, G. 'Leslie, the hitter ' part of
last week.
Tlie S rh Choral - ciet - present-
ed
50 Y p „
ed •their cantata Jto_sepIt3s Bondage,
ea' a fell house in'f3russels on Wed-
nes'day'eve'ning ofl'ast week. They,
ire.:gia4hg it'itt Hens'all• Friday even-
ing of •this :week,
DUBLIN.•
' a
' Miss Rose O'Connor „ entertained
few friends Sunday evening.
M'isse's Theresa -and hfary IMcCor-
nnick-.returned hholne 'from Parkhill on
Monday after• spending"the Raster
holidays with ;their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath spent
Sunday witli'.the latter's uncle,.: Mr.
Tli'os. Geary, ef•,Seafortia who i$ seni-
,
� McGrath spent bins. Bernice McC r th
Sat-
urday in Mitchell.
himself
• Mr; Ed.,, Tyers has treated .
to a 'new Essex oar,
M' LizzieRyan,of Seaforth
tss ,
spent .iSund•ay vei,eli her- mother; ''}'sirs.
lest. Ryan: , -
Misses Evelyn 'Delaney and Eliza
beth Murray have' returned to Wind-
sor to resume their duties as Math -
ens,
Miss Mary 'O'Rourke has returned
te. Chatham. ,
Mr, 'Francis Gallagher '(las return
ed:to, psis home in Stratihroy after
spen'ililtg two ,weeks a't ,rite home of
uncles; Messrs, 'Jahn and Jantes (De-
laney,
'(vols Esther .Ryan has returned to
Windsor.
Oil, April 20th the ladies of the
Altar Society and Catholic 'Women's
'League 'held a .shower for the twin
b'ablieseof ,Mr, and Mrs: Patrick Row-
land, Many useful -articles were pne-
sented and Mr..and Mrs, ` Rowland
wish to thank the members for their
kind thoughtfulness. -
.Mrs. 'Carbert, of Seaford, spent
the week -end with her ,deugleter, Mrs.
Geo. Holland, Jr.
Mr, E. Murphy has returned from
Hamilton, where 'he spent Easter
week, .
. Mrs. James Cronin has returned
from a visit with friends in Detroit.
Dr.. and. Mrs. Traynor spen t Sun -
MissLondon,
Miss •Anna Molyneaux has secured
a l>os'itioit ht Kitc'hen'er and left for
there 'Wednesday.
A dance is 'being held. in St, Pat -
tick's hall, April 29th,ander the aus-
pices of the C. W. 1.. neohtel's or-
chestra in attendance.
Mr. Leo 'Gleason is engaged paink-
ing'and 'papering Cdlumban,
'His Lo-d's'ht'p M. F, Fallon, of
London, wilt admter confirmation
Imre on 'Friday morning at 10'o'clock
to a ,class +of 'seventy-five.
)3lss aviary 'Doyle, of Detroit, visit-
ed friends 'in Dublin on Tuesday,
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-. ,;11,4 '- it's. -Archie Lu.` :oats etit
'&. p
Sunday im .Exeter,
ti t 1 arlc and childr
Mrs. 1Vori at P en
of'Mitchell, spent (Easter week will
her sister, Mrs. Walter Marshall. -
:Miss Lizzie Hamilton is visiting in
Exeter', :•-
Mrs. Diutcnn 'Hay and daughter
t
Hazel, :of 'Stratford, -•spent a few days
last week at the home of Ivies: May's
brother, Mr. Taos. Hoggar'th.
IMr. William 'Hamilton had the
misfortune to break two, of his cribs
last week. s
'Mr. and cNlns. Mac. McKellar, of
(Seaforth, spent the weelc-end with Mr.
McKellarls parents, 'Mr. and 'Mrs.
Alex, MoKellar,
Miss -Evelyn Cthi'ttick, 'of Granton;,
e' visitvn he','
who has been g gra
tother, .Mrs, A. Robertson, return
t
n
,
ISun'd
Y
to her1
tome. on a , �,
Miss Mary 'McKaig, of,Hens
If s.
spent the week -end with her cousin,
"Miss Christina McKswig,'
Mr. and Mrs. Patten visited at
home of 'Mr, and Mrs.. S. A. Muller
on Sunday..
:Mrs, (Rev.) R. 'G. McKay and
children, have, returned -her' home-stt
Walkerton' after siperrding a week at
the home of 'her. 'paren!ts, Mand
Mrs J''s, Scott,
ardiner
'Missa'Verdi Ghas retur.rned
to Sirncoe where she is' attending
,Ooil'legiate.
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Frank Golding an
• t Gordon a r
ot Gor n nd M , and M �i.
s
Mrs. P"
Farrow called -'at the bottle :of Mr,
Duecan McKellar on Sunday.
Mr, 'Harry Norris is wearing a
happy smile over the arrival- of an-
other .girl.
'Mer. and Isirs. Co Harper, of Grea-
ten, visited at the 'home of ,Mrs. Rob-
ertson on Sunday.
Quite a. number from here attended
the play in'Staffa",town hall. Wednes••
Mrs. Speare has returned home af-
ter spending .the winter month's in
Toronto, -
'Corns are. caused by the pressure of
tight boot's, but MO one need 'be
troubled ,with them long when 'so
simple a remedy as,Holloway's 'Corn
Remover is available,
D, H. McInnes
- ehiropractor
Of 'Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
' Friday Afternoons
,_ Diseases of all kinds euccess-
fully treated. '
Electricity used.
NOTIE
Now is the time to get your Harness Repair-
ed and Oiled."'Don't waift bring g thesri now
as Spring is at the door and you need them
soon. Also don't forget the Shoes that steed
new soles and patching.
l3ring in the eggs and
gi; buy; IIa,riiess, Shoes
and Fresh Groceries"at
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