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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-07-28, Page 4?AGE POUR mien*. , THE 4EAVORTH NEWS Snowdon Bross Publishers. , • , WALTON. . Rev.Y. W. aid Mrs. Mutton' and childreu, of Florencevisited' their 'ielenels hi the village 'last week. -MC. and 'Mrs. G. W. jaCkson, Ken - aerie and Russell Marrows are leaving and Thursday maiming on a motor Alin for the iWest, Mr. Jackson having recently purchased a new oar. Mr, Eackwell will look alter their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,Hackevell, Of Grey, 'calledeon his. brother, Mr. Jos. HackweII, on ;Suriday last. Mr. Percy Taylor visited feiends, in Blyth last week.. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Mantling speut &today, in Brussels. ' The malty friends of Mrs. Jos, Ilackwell are sokey to learn she has been very low since Thursday last, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baker, of Go'cle- -rich, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ryan. - Mr. Harvey Hewitt, of Btiffalo, •ane.e to see- his old home, whidh was one block east of the main road in -the -village, and his many friend's on Sun- day. Mr, Hewitt has not been . in Viralton for 30 years. He is visiting leis brother in Brussels during the re- -003011. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Carter and larnily, of Londesboro, visited Mrs. :Robe Ferguson on !Sunday. Miss Mabel Bateman is visiting at H, Hoy's at present.' - The people of Walton have enjoyed the .011 !Boys at Brussels, . Mr. Jas. ,Campbell has purchased the old hall from the Orangemen, Mrs. .E. ICIeek has been visiting with Mrs. Earl Watson. Miss Wit -mitred Drager is visiting with Mrs. W. M. 'Sinclair, of 'Brus- sels. She will leave for Burlington Beach after the Reunion, with Mrs. Sinclair's daughter. 'Mr. Wilfred Clark, of Guelph, spent She week -end with Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Clark. Miss Ruby Young and Miss Gertie Miller returned Saturday night after an enjoyable time at the summer :school. A number of people in the sur- -rounding district are motoring to the 'black cherry orchards near Benmitler and report a plentiful crop. A serious accident happened to .Senges, daughter of Mr. Robe Dodds, •on Tnesday of last week. She was driving a team of horses ou a load of 'hay and part of the hay rack broke, .letting her fall to the ground, -the front wheel passing over her 'body. She is M a serimis condition at latest Teports. -The many friends of Mrs. Geo. Ilibkirk will be sorry to learn she is tinder the doctor's care at present. Mrs. Habkirk has been in ill -health Sor some time, and we trust her re- .•overy may be speedy. The former .Walton ,Methodist ghurch which has been closed as a re- tatIt of :Church union and has not 'been fn use the past year or so, was re- seently sold to the Walton L.O.L. fe: ;.4 ImIl and the official body is winding am the affairs Of the organization. The church has been interwoven with tehe life of the etemmunity for 'half a ttellttitY. having celebrated its golden sjubilee four years ago, and while gie- !trig place es the Marct. cei progress, era eerie hieteiee it= interesting and 'euemoriee of the ,dti church will linger wildly in the minds ef the congrega- Hon. -Before the clench was or-genieit ed services were 'held in Leadburvl t echool houee by the New Connexion; t feady, the preacher corning from Seas! iorth. in 1873 this work wae linked op. with &tier:eta the late Rev. Robei Davey. fonewed by the I - E. Stafford, being the pastors. During! e the former's paetorate the preetem building here wee erected on the cor- Ater of tin: grieve) road mid c-oncession seeesesee'eseesses"' —7-77 THE SEAFORTH NEWS • THURSDAY, JULY 28,1927. W. Q. Robinson, Slotthak, Sask. Dr, Brown, London. *Deceesed, Some of the former youths of the church who en!tered the ministry are A MdKibbin, De Witt Cosens and J. If, Young. Sidney Hewitt was a can- didate for the ministry but lost his life in the world war. HIBBERT. Mrs. Dan, Williams, of Chicago, and her mother, Mrs. Michael Walsh, 'of 'AldKillop, spent Friday last at -the home of the latter's daughter, Mr. and 'Mrs. Patrick Williams, Hibbert. Mr. Mat. J. Lynch and his sister, Miss Kate ILyneb, -of ;AlcIcillop, were visitors on Sunday last at the home of their sister, Me, and Mrs. Henry Me- N-er, Tuckersmith, - Mrs. James O'Laughlin and her daughter, Miss Bridget, of McKillop, were guests on Sunday at the home of their Ibrother and sister, Mr. John Lavin and Miss ;Bridget Lavin, Hat- bert, ;Mr. John Williams; of Detroit, dived home home on Saturday to spend a week at the home of •his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Patrick 'Williams. Hibbert. The Council met on Monday, July 1.8th. Members all present. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. The engineer's report of the Coyne 'drain was Teed, and Xelerred back to the engtneer. It was decided by the Council that in futureall work per- formed on the township roads will be _paid for when the patrolman's report is handed in and certified by the Road Superintendent. Patrick 'Feeney ANas appointed 'Weed Inspector for the township as required by the Weeds Act, The Cook Drain by-law \Vas read a first time and provisional- ly adopted. Orders were issued o he 'Treasurertamounting in the ag- gregate to $2,613.85. The Council then adjottrned to meet again on Monday, the 15eh day of August at I o'clock, pm. J. Jordan. Clerk. e_. BLYTH. .11se and Mrs. Peter :Gardiner an sou have goo, on a motor trip to th e•eetern Provinces. , Mr. and . Mrs, Win, Nesbitt, a Brucerield, and Mr. and Mrs.. Alfre Nesbitt and children, of Anbure, attest Sunday with Thos. and Mrs. Grasby Mr. R. M. McKay Ilea purchased new Essex. Air. and Mrs. John Sands, of Van senver. is visiting Mrs. Wm, :Bre-Wn lellete and her sisters, Mrs. Bee eel Mrs, Laschame, of Goderich. Mr.'and Mrs. Joseph Johnston spen Sunday With .Clarenee and Mrs. john 51011i Miss Neagle, of Anbutn, is visiting Nirs. Collinson. ,Ree, IV. 13. Hawkins is spending hi§ holidays at Port Albert. 'Mrs. Has*, tine will spend the latter part of the Need: with him at Meneeetung park Goderiche Mrs. E. Bell, of Londesboro, is spendipg a few day e .with Mr, and Mrs. P. Herrington. Mr-. -LeRiche and Mavis, of To- eme, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr, Jno. McNichol. The young 'ladies of Blyth are tak- en -quite an interest in the Millinery aid sewing courses beng puony t b l-a..Women's Institute. Mr, Henry Young, who bought Ililbore property on 'Dinsley ste le,ved in en Tuesday. Remeinber the Presbyterian garden arty at Jahn 'Cuming's place on ia• eorth gravel road. the anniversary serviees on 'Seniday Se. Andrew's -Chinch were taken by ev. Mr. McIntosh, ef :King street '0111,1 Church, London. Miss Mulch. or :Submit, and ,Mise Mildred Brown, Tongue. sang pleasing sol oe at the evening service. Dr. Bentley .aesisted et this service. The special musk at the morning serviee consisted of a solo .by Mr 14, township. the late Andrew Morrison's farm. The late Mr. Leatherland, of Seaforth, had the •contract, for the sum rd. $2.000. In 1874 3.3.1111,11heranie the head of Creel; and in 1905% during tile pastor- ate of Rev. R. S. 'Baker, the church was moved to its present site. The firet Sunday school superintendent %ea:, the late Gilbert Thomson. grand- father of Rev, A. E. at, Thomson, ef London; the organist wee Miss Mary Pollard and the class leadere were 31 Morrison, CS Denise:. and W. Poi- terd. .-'1.itiong early menthers were Mr. and Nfrs..1, Williamson. Mr. and Mre T. Williamsen, Mr. and Mrs. T. - . t. and Mrs. Dennison. 114'r. and Mrs. Geo. Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pollard, Mr, and Mrs. R. Pollard, Mrs, Jo. Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Berry, Mrs. anti Miss Mary Stralion. If:. and Mrs. Reinhart. Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. M. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. T. Delude, Mw, E. Ingram, Mr. W. Bray, Mies Fanny Bray, 31r. and Mrs. A. Huinerston. Aft. ancl Mrs. James, Mise Elizabeth :Morrison, Miss Marie 'Mor- rison, Mr. and Mre. Go Williamson, Mr. and M.N. ;Clow and Mr. and Mrs 'Nesbitt: elso the 'Duntlas. Grigg, ' CaMpbell. Neal, Fulton, Crawford, Jackson, Bennett, Marshall, Leeming; For•bes, Hackwell, Barrows, NIeGavin, Roe, Watson, Nicholson, Constable. Holmes, and Johnston families. The ministers were: Robert .Darey*. C. E. Stafford* J*. G. Paths, D.D., Toronto. Baugh, Thos. Gee, Dunnville, Ont. 'Thos. 'Sabine* 147, Torrance* Ottawell, Otterville,. Ont. T. W. -Cosa's, Lynclen, Ont. W. Pomeroy, A. P. Westman, Victoria, B.C. A. C. Tiffin, Wheatley, Ont. :A. Dever* C. R (Carseallen, China. A. Andrews* ' 12, S. Baker, Victonia, B.C. R. J. Currie, 'Michigan. H. Tyler* 33. Lackland, S. C. Edtnutids*' j. Young* -Er, W. Crafts, Carrie:. -14'. J. Beneley, Chating Cross, 3. IV. Button, Florence. daughter Mildred, 01 Torontd, are guestsof Mrs, Brawn's sisters, Mrs. Logaa end Mrs. Sloan. . Mi. and 'Mrs, ;Robert Ferris, of Hullett, cellebreted their golden wed- ding anniversary last Wednesday with a num er o -relative, friende an neighbors calling on them. . Mr. and 'Mrs. ;Foster Brigham and family, of Kaensack, Sask., motored here, and are visiting the tormer s father, Mr. john Bnighane HULLETT. An enjoyable time was, Spent at the home,of Mr. Rdbert Fairservide when the brothers and sisters and their fam- ilies 'met. to spend together a few hours'in .the old home they love so well. After ;partaking of a sumptuous supper, the evening was taken up in an interesting' program consisting of vecitations, music and songs. A spe- cial part in the program was a dance; the sword dance given. 'by Miss -Effie Jean George and other dencee equafly as difficult; and Master Robert George gave some ifine steps. " Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter, of Detroit, .spent The past week at the' home of 1lc former's 'parents, Mr.. aed Mrs. Wm. 'Ceder. 3>5 ere sorryto hear of the serious illuess of Mrs. Wm, Jamieson, Who is in the Clinton hospital. Her many friends hope soon to. hear of . her speedy recovery. • • ;Mrs. Frank George (nee Sarah Fair - service) and fan:Illy, Wetaskiwin, Alta., are.visiting relativet here. Mrs. -Anne Jane McCully. The (teeth occurred on Monday morning of 'Mrs. Anne Jane McCully, at the home of her brother, Ma•William !Rims, on the third concession. She was born in Illanshard township, Perth county, in the year '1852, and lived there for 25 years. For tr nuniber of years she lived with her sore George MaCully, Normal st., Stratford. Her husband died as the result of an accident 47 years ago, and for 50 yearsthe de- ceased woman had lived in the town - Shit) of Hulleft, Mrs, 'McCully was a member of the Kinburn United church and was highly esteemed by all her many friends and relations. She had 'been in poor health for the last six months and the end was not unexpected by -her friends, Mrs. Me - Cully is survived by tWO sistere, Mrs. Mry a -Clark, Hullett, and Mrs. Wil- liam McGavin, ,MoKillap township: two- brothers, Joseph Rinn, of Wood- ham, William Rinn, of Hullett; three daughters. Mrs J. E. ItIdGreg- or. Walkerton: Mrs. Isaac IMeGavin, Walton: and Miss Belle McCully. Ifullett; two sons. George and W. J. McCully, of Stratford, The funeral wee held on 'Wednesday and was largely attended. The service was conducted by the Rev, Mr. McLaugh- lin, of Stratford. Her five-grandsonS. Will, Jack and Bob MoCully and Milton and George Ifc'Gregor, also ler nephew Charles AfeGavin, were pallbearers, Interment was in 'Meh- l -end Bank cemetery. The floral tri- butes were many and beautiful. HAnoCK, A happy eveut to place at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robe Ferris on 'Wednesday evening of Met week, when about ninety friends and rela- tives assembled to help celebrate the occasion of their golden wedding an- ni•vereary. Mr. :alit' Mrs. Ferris were the recipients of a "nember of lovely and useful gifts, a hundred leillare in gold coins, also two hind- 'inc wicker easy chairs from the family. All sat down to a bountiful. dinner at eix o'clocl . after which ate interesting programme was enjoyed Ly all. - t - The .fullowing evening about gts -i.iteuls and neighbors gathered at the Ferris . home .to offer congratulatione tutd good -wishes, also to take the one portenity of showing the. 'Sateeni in which Mr. and Mrs. -Ferris are held the eommunity bypresenting them Stanley tsthitutrpe and at anthIn eoe the cheir. centre table. After the address below. n..11 tie 0 tiphalstered arm chaire and Mr. and Mrs. Robe Wallace left on It" which Mr. Ferris very fittingly eelee- foe Stratford. where thee ; replied. Mr. las, Watt attd Mr. Alex. NicEwing gave short addresses. The remainder ef the evening was spent SI r. and M. S. Leslie.. end family see, red se Guelph last week, where me.inging and dancing. rhe address: "To Mr. aild Mw.and relatives for Ferris. Dear Friends: We, your ;Holds and neighbors, have met here :a -night ;for the purpose of congratul- ating you ou thie, your fiftieth year of married life. It is not given to many to I.Lelebrate their golden wed- ding. Therefore, we hear'tily con- gratulate you wil0 hate bean 50 high - privileged. We also wish to show our appreciation of you as friends and neighbors. Your ever kind and sym- pathetic nature has won for you the affection and respect of all who have come in contact with yam To those In adversity You were always true friends, ever ready to lend a helping hated and when friends opened their !melee for e1tei1ajnmcnt yeti were always the youngest of the young, which may be one of the reasons vchy you have been permitted to celebrate 3-0nr golden wedding day. Therefore we could tem let this golden op- portunity go by without showing 11, snme degree otir appreciation of your many excellent qualities. We would /low ask you to accept these chairs as a token -of our goodwill, and may you find in your declining years, that re- freehment width comes from reclin- ing in a 'comfortable chair. Our ,'mish for you this evening is thA you may also lire to see your Diamond wed- ding clay. Signed on 'behalf of the community, Alex. MicEwill, Isaac Rapson, Jas. Mr-. George McNeil. of Detroit, is siene her daughtur, Airs. Wm. I Hamm, Mr. Irvine Wallace and Mr. Robert Laidlaw left ten Tuesday on a motor trip to Toronto and Ottawa. Mr. and Wrs. James Pierce and dale- ghter are visitirtg the formers moth- te. Mrs. George Pierce and sisters, Mrs. lohn Collinson, and Mrs. Gilbert Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Ieaac Brown and Mist: Mildred, Di Toronto, are visit- ing friends and relatives in Blyth. Sir. Leslie Hilbert' has purchased a see le,sex Acetate Mks Hazel Leslie and Miss Sadie Howitt have returned home after at- tending the summer school at Godes rich. at which they were delegates for Queen et. United Church Sunday school. Mrs. John E. Taylor, of Londe - ler. was the guest ‘sf Airs. S. Creighton during the week. Nfr. and Mrs. George McCall, of Londeeboro, were .guests of Mr. and Sfr,.. L. Fear Sunday afternoon. A number of people from here are ittending the Old Boys' Reunion at Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Shoebottom, of Belgrave, Mrs. Harry Brandon and Nfise Freda, of London, were guests ,f Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Johnston ,riday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Wne McClure an,' lrs.,Wm. Sturey, of McKillop, visit - 1 (Mr. and Mrs. jno. McNichol on unday. Mr. Bruce Br.own, of Neve LiSkeard, in of Mr. and Mrs. jno Brown, is mite for the -Brussels Old boys re- nion. Miss Cora Skelton was the guest of er cousin, Mrs. Young, on Sunday, Miss Vista Wyatt 'sent last week iti het cousin, Mrs. L. Roe, Walton, Ms. in -1 Mrs 2 H B rown end It will Preveut Ulee.ratecl Throat.— At the first symptoms or sore throat, which Presages ulceration and inflam- mation, take . a spoonful of Dr. Thomas' F,electric OIL .Add -a little sugar to it to make it palatable. It will allay the irritation and prevent the ulceration and swelling that, are so ,painful, Those who' were periodi: cally subject to quinsy- heve time mad; themselves itmuune to attack. A meeting of representative: people who' haVe relatives ,buried in the Troy- er cethetery at Hillsgieen, was held at Zurich on July 4th: Mr. Thos. Coleman acted as chairfiTan and Mr. Joseph Forrest as secretary, ,A reso- lution was passed ' have .the Hay townehip council teSke over the ceme- tery under provisions of the ;Cerne- tery Act. The meeting then went be- fore the ICeuncil, which was in sess-, sion, and Mr. Forrest acted as spokes - nun. The Reeve prorifised consider- ation fdr the cane and to act according to the request and the ,Provincial Act, which provides that where the owners of a cemetery cannot be found or are una'ble to care for the cemetery in ,question, the local inunitipall coun- cil shall net. On July I5th 'the gathering again assembled at .1-Iillsgreen to held a bee to 11)6E' the grounds in shape and to consider certain metters. Lizzie AfeAllister and Mrs. Sam ;Walker had a map Of the plots prepared, showing where each one 'was buried, whether marked by grave stone or not. Jahn Cochrane was appointed to confer with Hay council at its next meeting. It was agreed to gravel the driveway and to make two walks, using lake shore gravel. Besides prowing the unoccupied ground, the weeds and poplar suckers growing abotit the fences and among -the graves were The following extnact from the deed to this cemetery is interesting. It is dated .011 t!le 2nd day of April, 1857, and says, in part, 4between John Troyer of 'Township of Hay, County of !Huron, etc:, df the ,first part, and Sarah Ann -Troyer, wife of the said party of the first part of the second part. and John G. Smith & James Jarrott of the township of Stanley and William Gram of the township of Hay, etc, trustees of the Methodist Eniscopal ;Church in Canada, etc., 'Of Ilia Third part it •was witnessed that the said john Troyer for and in consMeration of the sum of fiVe pounds currency to him in hand paid by the said Trustees clid give, grant, bargain, sell, etc., all thaf certain tract:, • .containing by ad- measurement half an acre be the same more less." The property described is at the southeast lcorner of lot 28. Con. 7, I -Tay township. ST. COLUMBAN. iNlissee Agues -Purcell of Toronto and iMaisie Purcell of Seaforth Spent Ile week end at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. 'T. Flannery. Mr. and Mrs P. A O'Sullivan spent Simday in •Bayfield, Mw. Mike McQuaid of IStratford is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs: 1'. Morris, Hibbert. Mr. end Mrs. L. Landry, of Detroit were 'isitors at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. P, Feeney and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. 'McGrath. 'We are sorry to learn that !Miss Gertrude McGrath 0, on the sick list. afiss Marjorie Queenan, who s-isit- Lei with Miss S. Queenan, has return- ed to her home in London. Ale Joseph Moyle's, who spent the Peet Week here, returned to Windsor. Miss S. Queenan is spending the summer vacation in Detroit. - Miss Evelyn McGrath who spent a eek's holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. E. McGrath, has return- ed to Detroit. ?Miss Mary O'Sullivan spent a few days last week with Miss Mary Will " TI3haeYfilieelady mius of last week have held up the finishing of haying, but the spring grailt and root and potato crops have benefited by the rains. (Intended for last week:I IMiss Evelyn NfeGrath, of Detroit, is vieiting with. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McGrath. " JoSePh Moylan, of Fort Erie. ;mein the week -end at the home of his parentsmr. and Mee. Thos, Moylan. N1cKillop. •Mre. Reis and children, •of Detroit, are visiting with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, James !Morris, Halbert. Mr. Clarence McQuaid. of De La Salle College. Aurora, is spending a two weeks' vacation with his 'parents. Ma and Mrs. Joseph1McQuaid, Sister Alma and Sister Thereete cif Si. Joseph's ',Convene London, were home attending the funeral of their father, the date Mr. Peter Torden , ELIMVILLE Next' Sunday the service will be withchiwn on account of the W'MeS, anniversary services being held, sts Zion appointmeut. Stitiday -School Will be held a5 usual at 2 p,m. The,Cons gregation is cordially invited to at-. tend the set•vice at Zion church 'at II' ;Mrs. John Allison and three chil- dren of !Springfield are visiting rela- tives in the neighborhood. - Mr. and Mrs. Meld, O'Reilly and "family have gone to their farm near Shelburne to assist with the haying opeeations. ' nvIr. LeW 011iteilly motored to Shel- lturne for the week end. His wife and family eeturned_with him after epend- Mg two weeks visiting relatives ;there. /qr. S. 113, Taylor of Exeter was present at the anoiming service last Sunday and gave an interesting talk Misses 'tele); Cfark and Verna Brock read the ,Scripture lessons. Mrs: Chas, jelms, who occupied the chair, read the Live Oak IMission Circle Itreasur- er's report:- The choir sang a coulple of selections., A collection was taken in aid of the Mission ;circle. HILLSGREEN. Mr, and NUS. Edgar Allen of Tuck- ersmith visited at the home of 'Mr. Webster 'Turner on Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Park of Blake spent ;Sunday at 'Ala Robin Mc- Allister's. !Mr, and Mrs, Russell “Ceoiier and datiglitere, of .London visited at the home of Mr; 'W. learnt° the week end. Mr; and IMrs. Rbhert Cochrane left on IVIontlay for their home at Peace River. • - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jarrott of Brig - den Spent Thursday with her unither, Itfrs, E. Troyer,' Mrs. 'Troy& return- ing with them .to spend a Week at Brigden. Miss Louisa Turner, nurse, of Chu - ten hospital, is spending a we'ek visit- ing her -old neighbors and. friends in the commanity. Mr. Lloyd .IVIbBricle spent Sunday with his cousin, Clarence Stephenson. •• Missionaand was held •Sunday af- •ternoon with the President, , Muriel Carlile, presiding. The ,meeting was opened by singing hymn 590. Mr. Carlile led in prayer. The Scripture lesson was from 23rd •Psalin and read by Nellie Taylor'. The. roll was call- ed, with thirteen present. 721 was sung and then they separated for their lesson, Mr. Carlile leading the senior girls and 'Mrs. ,Connor the juniors. After the collection was taken, hymn 794 was sung, and Mrs. Connev closed in 'prayer. 'Ari- Austin Wheeler has returned to Detroit -to resume his duties. He was ,accompanied lby,bis sister, Miss Viola ,Wheeler .who will Visit for a. copple of weeks in the city, returning with her !brother 'Normen When he ,comes home for his holidays. " Mrs, Cole of Toronto is visiting, at Mr.,' Alex. 'Smith's, 5th concession of BRUCEPIELD: A garden party will be held on Mr. Hugh Aikenhead's lawn under the auspices of the United Church on. Tuesday. August 161h., - Miss Alice Davidson is spending a neck .with the Rev', and Mrs, H. 0, E. Crovby, at Otterville, Ont. Airs. 'Welsh. of Detroit,. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Modteith and children have returned to -London af- ter. spending their vacation with the latter'e mother, Mrs. Janet Ross. Mr. end ;Mrs. Wm. Foster and daughter, Mrs. Fleck, of Fairgrove Mich., visited relatives here last week: Miss Mary Martin, who is home on furlough from India, is a visitor at the Manse elik: week. The Sunday schools of 13rucefield are holding their annual picnic to Bay- field on Friday, July 296, The truck will leave the church at 8 o'clock. Ales. 13tyant and family, of Winni- peg, who is sa niece of arr. James Walker, visiteel at his !tame last" week, 'Airs. Wm. Scott returned home 11151 AN•eek after spending a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Douglass and her brothers M London and Westminster. "Mr. and Mrs. John McCowan and M15s Tena MdKay, are visiting with friends in Detroit. Air. and IMrs. Geo. .krmstrong and fionily spent !Sunday at the home of 'Mr, femme Taylor's. Mr. jemes NreDonald is busy re- modelling his house and d -rive shed, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hart are sport-. mg a new Ford coupe. , Miss •Cleta Pepper has accepted a position with Scott & Co. for th summer months, Mr. Stan, Reid, Brucelield's cattle drover, has engaged a new stenog- rapher for the fall rush, 'Congratulations are extended to itfr. Schlott Ross reports the roads the successful Normal student§ find te be in fairly good shape to Brussels, ciso to the 'Entrance Dtipils. tor his high powered speed wagon. Sirs. James :McConnell and grand- son, of Toront,. are visiting with Mr and Mre• P. A. O'Sullivan, CROMARTY. Miss lleatrice Hodgert, of :Regina. is visiting her friends and relatives itt this vicinity. Ate and Mrs, Dune, McLachlan and family, who have spent tbe IPast month l•isiting old a amain fences left for their, home lei the West on Tues- day. . Mrs. Duncan Hay, of Stratford, is visiting with her. sister, Miss Polly Hoggartb. Mm's. M. Davis, of Seaforth, .and Niiss ,Lillian Ballantyne , nurse of New York, are the guests of Mrs. W. Kers- lake. ;Wise Mary Melcaig, of Hensall, is spending her hotidays with her consin, Miss Christina McKeig. A number front here picnicked at Grand Bend on Saturday, DUBLIN. Mrs Joseph Nagle entertained cons- rany on Sunday night. Afr. and ...Mrs. Leo Murray spent Sunday afternoon with lerr, and 'Mrs. Jas. Hogg. . Arr. Joseph Nagle spent Sunday af- ternoon with friends in Lqncion. Miss Kathleen Bierman has re- turned home, from, the Stratford hos- pial after being operated an for ap- pendicitis. Aries Angels, Eckert ie epending a clays With her granddaughter, 3,1r, and Mi, Michael 0"Coenor De speaks or 'taking it West for the harvest this fall, - Swah & Chapman are busy fixing tip their threshing out -fit this wet ‘seather. Chap, says there's going to be a big run. telee Wes Hayter is sporting a new Ford conpe, so girls, get your halm curled, look snappier, Mr. and •Mrs. James ,Broaelfoot and family and Mr, anti A.Irs. John Graham spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Miaa Goldie Uetley of Zurich ie helping 'Airs-Win..Ross at present. The grain elevator at Brucefield, recently 'purchased 'by Mickle & Son of 15cnsall, is, 'being raised up and put hi shape for receiving grain this fall. It is seven years since this elevator was used and was formerly owned by Mn, Scott. fMr, Clarence Armstrong, who is working in Exeter, visited 'his parents over the week end. Ilvir. 'Will Chapman and family were in Stratford ,Saturclay. Rev. W. A. 'Bremner is laying the corner -Stone of a new church in Ben - miller oh Thursday, He also has the honor of being elected president •of Goderich summer school for 1928. Mr. Sam ,Cudmorc is ibuiy tractor - plowing for Mr. D. .Fotheringham on the 4th concession. A•fr. Alex, AloBeath, Stanley, Is very poorly at present, his znany friends are sorryeto know. Mr. Wm. Henry is out helpieg ltioi for the summer. Miss Dorothy Swan, youngest dau- ghter of Static:in Agenf Geo, Swan. has been visiting- her grandparente, Mr. and 1Mrs. Wilson, in Toronto. She also visited feiefids in Buffalo and De- troit while away. 'The Henry Echrernan family, of +Cleveland, Ohio, intend motoring to Stanley township to visit with rela- tives, " ;Ala Hugh 'McGregor his returned to ,his duties in Detroit. Mr. Frank McGregor is improving nicely ,after his repent illness. 'Misses Mary ;Stewed!. and Janet Aikenhead have returned Amine after spending a delightful week -end in Mr. and Mrs. T. 13, Baird spent Sunday at Mr. M. S. Aikenhead's 'cot- tage, Bayfield, Many from here went to London to attend the ;C. IN, R. picnic, at Spring - bank on 'Saturday. in Owing to the ra the 'picnic was pastopned till later. All in the community are cordially invited to the annual Sundey school picnic in Bayfield on Friday. The .committee in charge plao to make this year.more successful than ever. Nil's. 'T. Baird, Sr:, is visiting her sister, 3..frs.,GorOon, in Port Albert, VARNA. Senday among friends., and relativee here. " MisS 'Annie Foote of VictOria hos- pitatl, London, is visiting her brether,, Mr. A, Foote t their old home, Nlise 'Francis Mossop is spending' a feW days with her aunt, . Miss E. Mossop, LONDEBBORO. (Miss Bertha Nott„s'pent 'Sunday 'with Brussels friends, ' 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cowan sipent -Sunday at Mayfield. • Miss Myrtle (Grainger of Toronto is spending her holidays at the home Of her mother here. ' ' • IMiss Alice Fingland returned &fon). Torientalast week alter it pleasant vi- sit with, friends there. - and iMrs. D, D Roberton spent the week end' -at ;Bruce Beach. • A number from here attended',1he railroad 'picnic which Was held at Springbank on 'Saturday Miss Lancly—gOeing is holklaying at Bruce Beach. Mr. Hcsveard (Cowan of Clinton ,eaLt- ed on friende here Friday last. • • Mr. Ted Pickett of Clinton is spending a few days at the home -of Mr. Geo. Coevals: • • 'The Misses !Caldwell of ,Wa.wanosh are guests of their cousin, Miss 'Mary Caldwell • . !Me and Mrs. Earl Ross, Mrs 'IW, Bell and children ol Detroit sPent Garden Party. — The 1Brunswick, RMoosnsday alt.the 'home of Mr. 'Murdock trio will entertain at a garden Party Mrs. Cook and Miss Norma of Bay - to be held on Dir. Lloyd Moffat's beau- field spent part of, the week with tiful lawn under the auspices of ,the friends here. United Church,. Varna, ,on Friday (We are pleased to see Miss Olivetta evening, July 29th. Tea served from Brigham able to In out again, after 6 to 8. . Admission, adults 40e, chil- her operation at Clinton hosnital. . dred 25e. Everybody Welcome. 30 Mr J G, Roberton Spent the week The malty friends of Mr, and Mrs, end 'with London friends. • . Win. Reid, Mies Jean and Grandpa Nfrs. Dr. Grierson will address the Wiley are pleased to see their s'miling Mission Band in Knox Chudeh on faces in our midst again. They have Saturday afternoon been Mint, Mich, for several Miss Myrtle Emmerton returtied.to irionths 'and all look halcand hearty. her home 'Friday night after a few Atr. and -Mrs. Schell are at pregent days with friends in the -village. holidaying. with the latter's parents, 'IVIr Thos. 1Vrillar unleaded a car of 3d),eand IMrs, Austin. Mr. and Mrs. cliesnut coal last -week. Schell and little Ler-Scheel motored Mr ;Carman Moon spent Monday in (tone Detroit Monday. London. Mr. Eris Reid and Miss Pearl Reid, IMrs, W. Brunsdost spent Monday in company with Misses •Gladys and thc guest of her daughter, Mr> Dick Emily Beatty, all •of London spent Vodden of the eighth concession. CHEIFETZ BROS. SPBOALS LADIES' DRESSES in Silk, Rayons and Voiles to clear from 98c to Si 49 Ladies' Art Silk Hose Sale Price 35c pr. Ladies' Lisle Hose Reg, 50c Sale Prices 29c pro Ladies' Underwear Cotton silk stripe Vests and Bloomers 29c Remants .half price in all ' kinds of dross goods. Men's Fine Mess Shirts to clear at •••••••YON, 75c Men's Fancy Hose Best quality. a pair 49c Work Shirts sale price from 79c to 95c Men's Combinations sale price each 89c Boys' Khaki Blouses 65c Boys' Khaki Shirts 79c CHE1FETZ BROS, SEAFORD! Fresh Groceries Straw Mats and Work Shirts NOW s the time topic') up all kinds of repair- - ing, such as Tin ware, Harness, Shoes, Auto Sides. 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