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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-07-21, Page 81 IP DE ,EIGHT THE ..SEAT QRTH-I N.EWS `HUR$DAY, JULY11, 1927. ;kIF3NSALI%' , '1VIi'ss•Jean, Eltier,a.of I-nplifini, is „ spentting her holidays ' he>;e vi'sifidng. herarents ]�r, and.Mrs. John -Elder._ p AM Miss IlazelaCoxworth is :spending the sumiiier "holidays with 'iler.nxoth- er, r ,( D t t' • l . o ow Mr. ) alk 'Carmichael, of , visited over the week -end athis home. 7 The W.IvItS. of Carmel lwesrbter- Y ian'church helda birthday part fn the basement on'Thursday evening, last, .A g, ood programme 'was given, ; after which a social laour'wa's spent. Miss M is Mattie Mils, who has been visiting Friends in St. "Marys for the „past two weeks; returned home on Sunday, u Wm., Mrs. Lou Simpson and a0 Mr 1 + accoii panwed by M. and Mrs. Lang- lois, of Detroit, visited over the week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Robt. #lonthron and other relatives. Miss Mae Simpson, Who has been visiting for two weeks in town and at the Bend, returned to iD'e•troit with them on Sunday. The services in the United Church on Sunday .last were largely attended, Rev. Mr, 'Sinclair 'preached at the morning service, and at the evening service Rev. Mr. McDonald, • of Eg- mondville, took charge of the service, accompanied by the Egmondvillle choir, which was. greatly enjoyed by the large audience present. Rev. Mr. Sinclair, accompanied by the choir, took the service at+Eginondville on Sunday evening, The choir rendered two anthems, a duet by Mrs. Lee Heiden, and a sold by Mr. Sam Ren- nie, Rev. Mr.,Sinclair preaching to a large congregation, Mrs. 'Redmond, of Lethbridge, Ala., is visiting for a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. N. Peck. Miss Lillian Steacy and Miss Dor- othy .Heffernan visited for a few days with relatives in (Seaforth, Miss Irene Douglas is visiting for a few weeks with friends and relatives in Toronto. !Airs. John Johnson, who has been visiting for the past month with her daughter, Mrs. Douglass, at Hyde Park, has returned home, accompan- ied Iby her little granddaughter, who will visit here for a few weeks. (Misses Marguerite and (Doris Chap- man, of Palmerston, visited for a few days with their grandmother, Mrs, Geo. Scott, Mr. Louis Snaith, of Detroit, sang a pleasing solo in the United Church on Sunday morning last, which was greatly enjoyed by the congregation. Miss Gladys Luker visited on Sun- day with relatives in Belgrave. Master Bobby Drysdale, who un- derwent an operation in Victoria hospital, London, returned home last week, • nd is greatly improved. 'Mr. Milton •Love has greatly im- proved the appearance of his house by having it nicely painted, and putting up new verandahs, The Sunday school picnic of the United Church will be held at Bay- field on Wednesday, July 27th, at Bayfield. A good time is being look- ed for, Mrs. Jas. Habkirk, of Seaforth, vis- ited for a few days with her sister, Mrs. Alf. Taylor. The annual Ford picnic will be held at Grand Bend on Wednesday, July 27th. A number from Hensali attended the Salvation Army concert from London at 'Grana Bend on Sunday af- ir--rnoon and evening, Our merchants of the village are putting on ,big July sales of drygoods, groceries, etc„ and are dning a rush- ing business. Mr. Wm, Fee, accompanied by his sisters, Misses Mary and •Sarah Fee, have returned home after a pleasant motor trip to different Points. Mr. and, Mrs. Win, Horton and lit- tle child, of Detroit, visited here over the week -end with relative's. Mr. N. P. Warren, of Pontiac, Mich„ visited for a few days with friends in town. Miss Ella McPherson, of Spokane, Wash„ is visiting friends in town. Miss McPherson's many friends were pleased to see her here, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Butt and daugh- ters, Misses Edna and Alma, and iMr, anti l,frs, Carl Doubt, of Toronto, are visiting with Mrs. John Disdale, and Mrs. John Murdoch, and other rela- tives in the country. Mrs. John Murdoch visited with Mrs. J. H. Petty, of Hay, on Sunday. Mr. Clarence Mune, of Bay '.City, Mich., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Munn. Mrs. L. Sullins and lady friends, of Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Hudson, Miss Jessie Buchanan,. who has been visiting in Toronto, has returned home. Mrs. Allen, of Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alex. McMurn-ie, and other relative's around Hens'all. Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Thompson and Mr, \\'nn. Thompson visited friends and relatives around Wingham on and firemen's densols5tretion :was held nt: Moir's, ail espriirl; poria on:Wedpes- day afternpon, ,A. street Parade was, held" at 12;30, eotlaisting of the- school eadldtea, Kancar dna..x iIty' band Exeter, Fulfaricnadensal1.-aotd Z,, tahr ea `iehbaseball ,.teams a'nd'a'elevn teaaia 11` e' nicked up in.the va the' ag , and d ile isall �Fi •emen 'with their splendid 1 ui n ere The arade ro- aew eq ap,let ,p,, P ,ceecfecd to the park grouuds''where the baseball games -.and other sports tools place.. -In eveilin :'immense, 11 S an crowd was present, dancing being On held both in the coir!, hall and n the, street.:Kincardihe Kilty.;band' Provid- ed the music on the. street and •the Old Time orchestra in the hall. • Monday Mrs. E. Murray, of Detroit, who. has been visiting relatives and friends in and around Hensall, returned to her home on \Wednesday, Miss Mary Buchanan, of Niagara Falls, is visiting her parents, 'vfr, and Mrs. Alex. .Buchanan, A number from Hensall attended the swimming races act Seaforth on Thursday last. Miss Louise Drummond pleasantly entertained a number of her girl friends on Monday evening. The McD'onell Bros, are greatly improving the appearance of their property on Main street by having the front painted and other improve- ments made. 'Match sympathy is expressed for Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Campbell in the death of their baby boy, which took place on Sunday. The funeral took place 'on Monday afternoon to Exeter cemetery, The Entrance of the Public school passed a creditable number, as out of 10 that wrote, nine passed: Jean Bell, Lulu. Liirdenfield, :, Harold (Munn, Joyce Seruton Marion Sinclair, Mil- dred 'Smillie; Eldred'' Snaith; 'Royce Welsh, Clare Zuefle. We hope to be able to give the marks of each one next week. ;The monster baseball tournament BAYFIELD, • Miss Jessie 'Whittaker, . i a guest at the home oof 'Toronto, f 'Mrs.L iH. McLod Mr, a and dare= Mrs. Geo. Parke a Otter Ailsa, of •Collingwood, are vis- iting Mr, and Mrs. R: Seotchmer. Mr. Parke returned Home on Mon-', day. Mrs. D. Prentiss and Miss Alice Stinson, of Toronto, who spent a week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Stinson, left on Monday afternoon to -spend a few days iia De- troit. Mrs, Prentiss intends to re- turn and spend themonth' df August by the lake. Miss Mabeland Mr. Mrs. Hodgins,. M ss Lloyd H'odg-+ins, of Toronto, are at - their cottage on the Terrace. ' The Ladies' Aid 'of the United Church are holding a Talent tea and sale of work on Mrs. Makin'. lawn on' Thursday, July the 28th. Mrs. J. Watt and Mrs. (Wilson;,of Toronto, were week -end guests with Mr, and Mrs. Jas; Abery, at Lakeside Park Miss jean Allin; of Detroit, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Doig at their cottage. Miss Erie Mitchell, of London, is visiting Miss Dorothy Hart at their cottage. Mrs, '('hos, Brandon has returned home from Kitchener. She was ac- companied by her father, Mr, Thos. Barrett. New cottages at Deer Lodge Park are W. F. Mitchell and L. R. Det- wiler, of 'London, Mr. Joseph •Miney, of Detroit, is spending a week's vacation with Mrs. Wm. Elliott. The Western Foundry .Co. of Win- gham, members of the A.Y.P.A., con- gregations of the United Church and Presbyterian Church, of 'Clinton, held picnics in Jowett's Grove last week. Mr. Ivan Steckle and Mr, William Orr spent the past week -end at Sar- nia. Mr, and Mrs, M. P, McDonagh, and Miss Florence, of London, who have spent the past three weeks at their cottage in Lakeside Park, re- turned home on Sunday. Miss Florence Robinson, who was a guest, returned to her home at In- gersoll, Mrs. Frank 'V. Martin, daughter Ruth joy, Mrs, P. J. Martin, of De- troit, and Miss E. (Meyers, of Chicago, are holidaying at the former's sum- mer home. Dr. and Mrs. S. 33. Thomas, How- ard and Dorothy, are summering at their cottage.' Miss Marie Haddon, of 'Seaforth, is spending her vacation in the village, Miss Erie Mitchell, of London, sang a solo in a pleasing manner on Sunday morning last in Trinity Church. Miss Ethel Jowett is sporting a new Pontiac coupe. Miss Jowett has been engaged as teacher at fhe Public School at Nety Dundee: Messrs, A. M. Stephenson, G, E. Burkeholder, .and V, Oakes, of To- ronto, are enjoying the balmy breezes at the Lance, Misses Ruth Evans and Myrtle Armstrong, of Clinton, are spending their vacation in the village. The following are guests at the Lakeview Hotel and week -end visit- ors: Mr. and Mrs. G. Austin, Mil- waukee, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Alexander and son, Port Huron; E. Habkirk, Sarnia; Miss M, Moore, London; W. A. MacEvoy, Sarnia; Miss F. Hassie, Sarnia; Mr, and Mrs, H. J 'Howell, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Howell, Upland, Cal.; Mrs, W. Wigle, ,Hamilton; Fred Wigle, Hamilton; Misses Mary and Ann Wigle, Hamilton; J. E. Bees, Hensall; J. R. Meyers, London; Mr,. and Mrs. N. H. Biggs, London; Mr. and Mrs, F. Swan, London; Mr, and Mrs. B. T. Scharbach, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. C. Owen, Detroit; N. T. Sithas, Detroit; Miss M. Sithas, Miss, E. Sithas and Miss. E. Lind, De-. troit; Mr, and .Airs, F. Lamb, Lon- don; E. Barnard, London; Miss 31 Whitlock, Masters 'Bf11, Bobbie, Ron- ald Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. A L, Mun- ro, Mr, and Mrs, E. W. Baker,- all of London; Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Tichly, Windsor; Alec Kato, Harry I'iiug and friends, '.Windsor. 1'Ir, •CaseY Atkinson, of Detroit,is visiting his •parents, D. and Mrs, A.. G. Atkinson, 'Mrs, J. H. McLeod ani Miss Lucy 'Woods are guests at Port Stanley.' Miss it Beer, s.sAnne of London; i the. guest of Mrs, M, erguson, Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mr. Earl A. Ross, of'Detroit, are guests with Mrs, C. Cook at her cottage, Mrs, Elizabeth McGowan, William McGowan and Mr. Ernest Bliss, of Toronto, were week -end guests with Mrs. J. Fraser. Misses Betty and Gwen Elliott accompanied them. home, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodhue, Mrs. B. Rawlings, Mrs..,D. Brooks' and Miss Helen Brockey, of Stratford, are sttm- mering in Mr, H. Weston's cottage. Messrs, D. 'McConnell and J, krauskopf. of Dublin were week -end visitors at the Albion I3.otel. Messrs. A. Carswell and A. Martin, of London, are camping in the vil- lage, 'S'i', CO'LUM'BAN. 1 e felle wf ug th3e, ..:..ptr„oCw aol tui illia standing!for' :NG ban: biacdent „ .otatnang.,S7Pp ,in:. .;, kaarsa'tyn 13 tt nt1 %'-form , epettnuatioifi ,. worlc are':rakiaked. First`.Class oorres'ppndent joins in.' `iv Shing and Mies "+Stetirnagle a long and ;Bale r arrie 1 ale. P> .:7oai: a ey th.4tlg'h1..... ,• t _ 'hroo1 's arin. s"1`"on. h . 1'" h ': � e aYe e. n 6'''•.con, 8' Itvl'cKdlto ,.` "• •.,".•' • obtaining 65 t9_7_6. p p, are ranked as II. class; those obtaining 60 to 65• p,c are ranked 'as IIIII.'class;'those obtain- ing' 50 to 59 p:e., as Credit, :The names are in order o3 '•merit goon IL (Lower rSh1:-Zo- oa eiI. ( a1e poo), o logy-+Eteelyn Melady AI, :: John Mor - ria III, or-ris"IIiI, Angela ,Burke c, Viola Feeney c, • Grainnege - Evelyn-'Ialelady -I ;:Viola Feeney I,; John Morris,:(, An- gela Bucke failed.' Art -Evelyn •Mel- ady P1, Viola Feeney IDI, John Mor- ris c,. Angela +Burke =e: French -Viola Feeney I, John.11i'orris Ir Evelyn Mel- ady DI, LatinViola .:Feeney 11, Evelyn Melady I'I, John 'Morris 1I„ Angela 'Burke failed. . literature John Morris II, Viola Feeney 'Ii Joe Williams II,• 'Clarence Malone II,, Evelyn, 'Melady. II,- Agnes McGrath 1I, Frank Williams II, Camilla Coyne e, Angela (Burke c. Composition._--' John Morris I, Viola Feeney I'I, Eve- lyn Melady _DI, Joe Williams. I3, Agnes McGrath id'I, Angela Burke III, :Frank Williams c, Clarence 'Mat. one c, 'Cantina Coyne c. Geometry= Evelyn Melady DI, Joe Williams II, Viola Feeney II, John Morris II,. Clarencc Malone 111, Agnes McGrath' c, Angela Burke c, Camilla.;.Goyne c, Frank 'Williams' c. -Form I: Fi'eneh-=-4Clarence Mal- one 1, Joe Williams I,: Agnes Mc- Grath I,' Angela Burke DI Frank Wil' lianas II, Camilla Coyne 1. Latin - Joe Williams II, Agnes McGrath II, Clarence Malone II, Frank Williams III, 'Camilla Coyne f. Zoology - Agnes McGrath PI, joe Williams DI'I, Clarence Malone III, Camilla Coyne c Frank Williams c . Grammar -Ag- nes McGrath I, ,Frank Williams I'I, Clarence Malone III11, -Joe Williams IPI. Art. -Agnes .McGrath II, Clar- ence Malone ,III, Frank Williams +PPI,, Joe Williams 533, 'Camilla 'Coyne I13. Geography -Frank Williams I, Ag- nes McGrath I, Joe Williams"II,'Clar- ence Malone II, Camilla ?Coyne II. Form Jr. IV,to!5r-I•V.: Honors- John Holland. Pass -Mary Delaney, Bridget Delaney, Rose Melady, John McQuaid, Failed - Kate Flannery, Norman McQuaid, Edward Melady. Reconunended-John Flannery. 'Form I'I'i. Sr, to TV. Jr,: Pass- Ilale Holland, 'Alphonse Cronin, Mary Hart, James O'Sisllivan, Recommend- ed -Hannah Cronin, Form III Jr. to III Sr.: Hon- ors - Agnes Delaney, Pass - Loretta Holland, Edward. Hart, Flor- ence O'Sullivan, Mary McQuaid, Mary Miles. 'Form II. to Jr. II'I; Mary ,Mierphy, Fergus Melady, Mary O'Sullivan, Edward O'Sullivan. From. Sr. I to 2ncd class -Tom Melatly, Albert ,Hart, Jack Cronin. Foran Jr. I to Sr, I, - Irene McQuaid, Margaret Murphy, Lillian Miles, Ella 'O'Sullivan, Bene dict Holland, Joseph O'Reilly. Primm- er -Mary 'Hart, Edward Roach, Isa- bel Roach, Jack Roach, Sores Flee Before ''It. -There are many who have been afflicted with sores and have driven them away •with Dr. Thomas' .Eclectric 0i1. All 'similarly troubled should lose 'no time in applying rt i pp y 'g t iii s splendid remedy, as there is nothing like it to be had, 171 is cheap but its power is, in no way expressed,by its low price, STAFFA. Miss Grace Free, of Seaforth, .is visiting her uncle, Mr. A, McLellan, Jr, The \\v. M. 5, are holding an ice cream social on the ohfu•ch lawn on Friday evening, Mrs. C. Templeman and Betty have returned to Detroit after spending several weeks with Mr, and Mrs, H. Templeman. Miss E. Davis returned to Toronto on ?Monday after spending her holi- days with her sisters and brother, The Fullerton United Church soft- ball team came to ,Staffa on Tuesday evening and played the local team. The score was 20-6, for the home team, Mr. and Mrs, S. Casey, of Mitchell, visited their daughter, Mrs, J. Sadler on Sunday. Mr, Harold McLellan, of Saska- toon, is spending d couple of weeks under the parental roof. (Miss F. 'Cooper, Seaforth, . is visit- ing her sister, Mrs, P, Hambjey. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Brien, Ridge - town, are holidaying with the form- er's parents, The Wmuen's Institute are holding their meeting next Tuesday night at the home of Miss Willa•Sillery. Mr. and Mrs. H. Leslie and family were in Galt over the week -end, Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Miller and family and Mrs, T. Drown spent Sunday at Grand Bend, Miss Jean Culbertson, of Galt, is visiting with Miss Ada Leslie. We are pleased to report that. Miss Margaret Miller, who was 'operated on for appendicibis in Seaforth hospi- tal, is progressing favorably. WEST BRODHAGEN. (Intended for last „week) Mr, and Mrs. John Austin," just east of the village, mourn the loss !of their only little son who died on, Fri- day last from diphtheria at the age, of 4 years, Mr. Henry Krigner and family, of Detroit; Wm., ;from Kitchener, and Fred of ;Neustadt, and their sister, from near Gladwin, rladvviit Mich, spent nt '. few days last week visiting friends and old schoolmates Mr, 'Henry, Knigner left this country 40 ' years ago and he says this.part has ehanged very much. IVIrs. Harttnier and her daughter, Mrs. J. Hunter, and children, of Pres Lon, are visiting with Mr,' and Mrs. Charles Eggert for a week. x1,11 the Koehler connections in this district went to 'Waterloo on the 4th Inst, to be. present at the Koehler IT. union and reporthaving a good time. Mr. Wm, :Koehler has his driving shed completed and after a coat of paint will ibe one of the nicest sheds in the neighborhood. ,Air. and (Mrs. Alex. Stoskopf and the former's ' parents, of 'Fullerton, spent Sunday with Air. rand Mrs, Charles Regele. • Mr. and INi'rs, \Wni,' Hoegy and children were visiting at thelatter's sisters, Mrs., Wm. Gross, near At- ,hm'n, on Sunday,... Mr: Ed, Steurnaglc, only son of Mr. and Mrs,. Geo, .Steurnagle, who went on a motor trip' to near New York, returned on Sunday last, ac- companied iby his young bride. The EIPPEN. Reed Mrs.. Lundy of Nile e call ed a few of their fIll sot-on his! the vill'at'e r Genrieniclstly, f "A ladge amount of Kite, hay was cc badly ::spoiled ;oil account of the re- cent,rains and excessive ,het. u Mrs•�A. 14IgGesenteoi•r wof-the ^v.11age r : vary 1¢w at ,pr,with rap hopes•of rc;cover•s, ...y, .1M mold 4Deihl . and f' mil .,'of Peterboro, are' visiting theisrrelatives acid friends in this- com'niunity. • I Mr.and Mrs. Win. iMdDonald .at- tended the funeral of 'their niece:' at Exeter .recently. r, M and Mrs. W. M. Doiare hold= g ing their reunion on !Friday, to which a large circle of friends' and neigh- bors ate eigh-bors:.ase invjted to attend. • Ki en and Hills reeni united le- t ac into Ibe held on Jul 26th at Bay- field, y field, which promises to lbe„„a grand success. Mrs:'Pickard tof'Clinton, while ide vis- iting -ler sister Mrs, Thos. IButt; was taken seriously ill with appendicitis, and .was taken•; to "Clinton'hospi'tal and tvte operated, bn by Dr. Dougall,. of -Hensel]: • . Mrs. ,Murrayof Detroit is visiting her friend, Mrs. French,' Mr. and ,Mrs. Stafford were visit- ing isiting her brother, Wilfred Mellis, over the tveek.erid. Miss. Olive Cooper of St. Thomas, is home fcir a `teak, holidays, 'Mrs.' -Johns Was visiting at 'Bruce - field over Sunday. Mr McKenzie was calling on his friends at Blyth for a few days. Mr. James (Wright, ,who bought the Bell farms a mile and a quarter north of--'Kippen .this: spring, met .•with a painful injury Friday last when the tips of his 'fingers Were caught by the crusher but he was fortnnate in being slble to jerk his hand free in time to `prevent a more serious ac- cident. He was brought to 'Seaforth hospital where it was found the tips of the three middle fingers of ,the right hand were so severely cruised they.had to be amputated :above the fseg. joint, Mr. Wright has returned home and as able to be around. This week, whets the engine was started to finials the crushing, it only turned over a few times before stopping from lack of gasoline, thus a couple of minutes more and the accident would not have happened. Miss Jean Ivison has been visiting: her sister, M. 'R. Torrance, Goder-1 , NOTICE. All accounts owing the late Rich- ard Peck trust be settled at once. Martha Ann Peck erg .when over one hundred gathered Executrix, Estate•Richard Peck 29 and spent the evening in games, after_; which lunch was served. The guest of honor was Mr. Robt. Cochrane, of Peace River' district. Mr. John Whiteman, of 'Saskatoon, visited his uncle, 'Mr. 5. Whiteman,. Kippen,also his cousins, Mr, Robt. Peck, Well •assented stock of sup- Dinsdale and Messrs. John and Hugh plies, repairs and accessories on' hand. McMurfrie this week; 1 May be inspected at any time. Pur- chaser will have the 'privile'ge of rent - t ..„ ' h nth t ' thy: