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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-11-17, Page 4PAGE FOUR 7 THE SEAFORTH NEWS ----Th-e-weather has turned ao-MeWhat M1,4r7IY.I'Car9vraisli. farake, cat'hlee'SPie WALTON, land on Friday a last week, woo=iii up at ressonsete poets, up•tair8 aver warmer since Saturday. atennin li, Tailor lons ins n,atci b Keating's, sliaiu The regularmeeting of the , DUBLIN', Of 'Duff's United Church, Walton, was w, Saloum), Pinot, \i'oar own materials held in the basement 01: the church made ap st 091000 510 poem upstairs over on Nov. 9th. Mrs, Campbell presided. Kesuati a gate Rua, Soaleith, The Scripture reading, 103rd Psahn, The -following Is the report of the was given by Mrs. Shaw aad Mrs. Dublin Continuation School for Sept. - Berry led in prayer. The SuPPIY Oct. Students obtaining 75 per cent. See. reported 41113.45 sent in to Supply and over ave listed Class I.; bhose ob- . See, at Clinton tor clot ling ft eland of 2 year. The topic, "Women working together in. orgamizations of one kind and another itt India and Persia" was given by MrsaDrager, and Mrs, Beckley read a cl-tittater on "Chinese .Wonien -Woeking aogether Waning 66-74 per cent. Class II.; 60-65, Class III.; 5049, C. Below .50, failed. Names are in order of merit. Form --- 111,laterature, Class I. John McGrath. IL, Margaret Jordaa, Rose 0"Connor, Joseph '01:Rourke; C, Ver- onica Dill, Rose Krauskopf, Marion during the Revolution, , this hong Dill, Evelyn Melady; below 50, Ken- neth Dill Helen KratiskoPa, Annie Ryan, Frank McGrath, Florence Smith, Bridget.' O'Loughlin, Wm, laantzer, Bernice McGrath. Eng. Composition, 1, Margaret Jar - +lam Bernice McGrath, Dorothy O's Rourke, Evelyn Melady; 2, John ;Mc- Grath, Joseph O'Rourke, Rose Kraus - 1, Prank McGrath; +C, Florence Smith, Kenneth Dill, Wm. Dantzer, Annie Ryan, ;Marion Dill, Helen Krauskopf. 'Br. History, I., Rose O'Connor, Mar- ,aret OfRourke, Veroaica Dill, Jos. Lit.. See.. alias Rosa' aunpson, iss. O'Rourke; 2, Marlon Dill, Margaret Sec., Mr-. Ramsay; Orgaidst, Mrs. Jordan, Florence. Smith, Bridget 0'- eaanswir meeting \\04 closed with Loughlin, Frank McGrath, Annie Ry - the. annual meeting for the election of •. officers, the following: were elected Inc the 'coining year: d•Ion.• Pres., Mrs. Mainea and Mrs. Berry; Pres:, Miss .1 Simpson: Ist ' Vice- Pres., Mrs. • Rryans; and Vice la•es.,' airs. Badley; . 3rd • Vice Pres., Mrs, Shaw 'Trees:. Mrs, DaVidSon; See,. ..Mrs. J. Me - Donald Supply Sec.. Mrs. Dickson; Strangers' See., alra Burry;Ausist- ant 5. S.. Mr's.'•BrYans .Mrs. 'Bruce, 1.. rs, T. renting andMis. Shannon; Hotrie• Helpersf. sec., Mrs. L Leem- Mg; Pi•eas Sec,, Mrs: Kirkby; aad • prayer by Mit. . air. Mid Mrs. flias. Riley spent ruesday ai the amine of John and Mrs, Shortreed. NieGavin. fecal U. F. shipper, seas in 'reranto over the week -end wiali a ear of eattle and a car of hogs. George Sholdite, one of the re- an,C, Kenneth Dill, Wnt. Dantzer, John McGrath, Ancient History, 1, 'Margaret ri'- le,,urke, Margarea 3,irdan, Rose Kraus. kopi; 2, John isacCirath, Bridget 0'- 1.0tig-lilin; 3, •Dorothy O'Rourke; C, Evelyn NIelaily, Helea Krauskopf, Florence Smith, Frank McGrath. Be - Donnelly, Kathryn Byres, John Mc,' Iva; 2, Pat McCorinell, Helen Mura ray, Veronica Molyneaux, Wm Ryan, Jos. O'Reilly, Zack Ryan; 3, Loretto Delaney, Donald Benninger, C, Mary Coyne, Nora NIeGrath, Sarah Coyne, Clarenee Looby, Francis Stapleton, +Form I,---+Engs Lit., 1, Angela Mul- ligan, Mary °Reilly, Margaret Drake laraucis Ryan, Harold Pethick; 2, Te- resa Connelly, Frank Doyle, Harold Feeney, Elmer Feeeey (equal) Mary Brennan, Carrie Krauskopf (equal), Sarah Coyne, Mary Coyee. 3, Dan O'- Rourke, Francis KrauskoPf, Marie Krauskopf, C, Hubert Feeney, Louis Morris, Eng. Comp., 1,, Mary Brennan, M. O'Reilly (equal), 2, Carrie Krauskopi, Harold Pethick (equal), 3, Angela Niutligan; C, Margaret Drake, Dan, O'Rourke, Mary Coyne,. Teresa Con- nelly, Elmer -Feeney,' Marie Kraus- kopf, Harry Feeney, Hubert Feeney, Francis Ryan Sarah Coyne Francis Krauskopf, Frank Doyle, Louis Mor - Eng. Gram., 1, Mary Claellly, Ma- rie Krauskopf, Angela Mulligan; 2, Margaret Drake, Sarah Coyne, Frank Doyle, Carrie Kratiskonf, Elmer Fee- ney; 3; Frank Ryan, Tereaa Connelly; Mary Coyne, C, Mary Brennan, Har- old Pethick, Harry Feeney, Dan O'- Rourke; failed, Frank Krauskopf, Louis Morris, Hubert Feeney. Algebra, 1, Francis Ryan, Marvis Drake. 'Joseph O'Reilly, Mary O'- Reilly, 2, Marie Krauskopf, Angela NIulligan, Harold l'ethick. William Ryan: 3, Margaret Drake, NI, Coyne, Dan O'Rourke, Teresa Conuelly, C, Sarah Coyne, Elnier Feeney, ANrilfred Krauskopf, Catherine Donnelly, F. neving agents on the spen - low 50, Veronica Dill. Mg a few dioss at hie home this week. - Algebra, Ijos. O'Rourke, John Mc- Krauskopf, Harry Feeney, Frank feith, :Medea Dill, 2, Kenn -Air. George Patterson, of West eth DW, Doyle/ failed, Mary Brennan. Carrie Boundary, is seriously ill with Paws- 1-1 a +-lee Sinn; C, Win. Dantzer. Be_ Krauskopf, Hubert Feeney, Isaias Mo- :mode aud pleurisy. w .o 50, Frank McGrath. rris. Mrs. tV. j. Shertreed and Mary are lieoneory. Class I. Margaret Oal Can.itusi., 1, Francis Ryan, Harold aoenaina a few days itt Toronto thisRose 'Cn onor, Florence l'etbick, Harry Feeney, Francis week. Smith; .t, o , .Margaret. Jordan, Veronica' Krauskopf, Marvis Drake, 2, Hubert Mr. and NIre. Sohier and Mrs. Dill: C. Bridge,- 015mghlin, Dorothy Feeney, Nfarie Krattakopf, Teresa H. Shannim epent ruesday itt Stmt. ' VRoarlse; haeos 50, Annie Ryan, tnemelly, Dan O'Rourke. Margaret ford. Rose Krauskopf, Jos. O'Rourke, Mar- Drake, Angela Mulligan, Frank Doyle, , . . 4 , m-rs R 1:1-ena, R„.;,. tyomm„, Rose ()Mealy, Elmer Feeney. Mary Bren- nan, Carrie Krauskopf, Mary Coyne Geography, I, Mary O'Reilly, Marie Krauskopf, Francis Ryan (equal), F. Krauskopf, Margaret Drake, Angela Mulligan (equal), 2, Harry Feeney, Dan. O'Rourke, Frank Doyle, Har- old Pethick; 3, Elmer Feeney. Hubert Feeney, Louis Morris, C, Carrie Kraus skopf, Teresa Connelly, Mary Bren- nan. Botany, 1, Francis Ryan, Margaret Drake, Francis Krauskopf, Marie Krimakopf, Mary O'Reilly; 2, Harold Pethick, Mary Brennan; 3, Angela Mulligan, Harry Feeney, Teresa Con- neily, Carrie Krauskopf, Elmer Feen- e); C. Frank Doyle, Dan O'Rourke, Latta Morris; failed, Hubert Feeney, Latin, 1, Margaret Drake, MarVis Drake (equal), Angela Molligan, Ca- therine Donnelly, Harry Feeney Wm. Rama Carrie Krauskorif, Marie Kratt- stoma Francia Ryan, Elmer Feeney, Mary °Reilly, Mary Coyne, Harold Pethick, Sarah Coyne, Francia Kraus- kopf, Teresa Connelly; 2, Mary Bren- nan, Louis Morris; C. Dan O'Rourke, Frank Doyle, Hubert Feeney. French, 1, Angela Mulligan, Marg- aret Drake, Mary O'Reilly. Harold Pethick, Mary Brennan, Francis Ry- an, Sarah Coyne, Mary Coyne, Harry Finmey, Carrie Krauskopf, Teresa C+++111ellY, Elmer Feeney, Marie Kratt- ...knpr, Frank Doyle, Dan O'Rourke, failed, Hubert Feeney, Louis Morris, Francie Krauskupf. 'Mrs. Jas. Sullivan is visiting with her father, Nfr. Frank Gallagher, for a •3, Sarah Coyne, Louis Morris; C M .john Shannon has returned or Dill, 1. Frank , M. m i,th 6 Harriston, of Montreal. He also vis- IK)istatuskoPt, Joe, O'Rourke, Marion ited Torome and Streets_ Dila Bernice McGrath: 3, Veronica ville. ita Adam Dodds. iif Myth, and ;Lati Nn. I. Rose Krauskopf, Rose Cr- aliae Cent Campbell, of lIcKillop, aonnor, Margaret O'Rourke, Joseph spent Sunday with Mr. and lefts. W. O'Rourke, Dorothy O'Rourke; 3, Ma- + lonlaill; C, Flernice McGrath, Dhysics, 1, Margaret O'Rourke, Dorothy O'Rourke, Kenneth Dill; 2, Veronica Dill, John McGrath; 3, F. Smith, Win. Dantzer; C, Annie. Ryan, Bridget O'Loughlin; below 50. F. umphries. Mr. Wes. Clark. who is barbering in Stratford, spent Sunday at his home in McKillop. Dr. and Mrs. F. Neal, who were here attending the funeral of Dr, .Neera father, have returned tot mid MeltratIl• Ilrt-IYII Melady. . i Chemistry, Margaret O'Rourke, F. : home in Peterhoro, Nira. Day, of Presem, who wee here Smith, M. Jordan, jos. O'Rourke; 2, attendiag, the fttnera • ,i her node,. Mai 'Rose O'Coanor.. "Wan Dantzer, Dor- - W. Neal. returned 1,.. ..1Ur home Sumd ofhy 0,Rourke, Helen Krauskopf, F. M ,lay. . 1 oGrath, . John McGrath; 3, Marion Wm. Neal, Sr, --On Thursday even.] Dia, C Rose Krauskopf, K-enneth Dill, helaw 50. Bernice McGrath. ing. Nov. 10th, there paased. away at. hmWalton,,18 is hoe in Walto, n old realdenti ,Yrne' D'n"I4 Benninger. Veronica .'1.?°I'm It's -Eng. Lite 1, Kathryn in the person of .N1r. William . Neal 1 'tolyneaux, Loretto Delaney, Cathe- Air. Neal was in hie WI year and; M rine Donnelly, Nora .McGrath, Helen Murray; 2, Wm. Ryan, John McIver, Marvis Drake, Zack Ryan; 3, Jos. 0'. 1 eine, Francia Stapletoa JoS. Doyle,- east hm e, in poor health ioi sotm... time. He was born in Adeithorpe, LinedInshi•re, England, in 1842. and. cam,. to Ibis 0oll1110- when 3 P--41,11-1 Teresa McCormick; C, Pat. AnCon- !Tian .of sereateen Years, 'ac."mPall'''' 'nen. Clarence Looby, Albert Green- i.y Mr. Chaa. Sherriff, who laise Iny i,wow .. i 'Oa Wm. Smith. earne hi, -partner in business. El 1 '' Eng..Comp. 1. Loretto Delaney, N. li\ ed first around Orono and °show°, McGrath, Jos. O'Reilly, Pat McCall - late,. moving ta, Binevale, where ite veil Kathryn Byrne, V. Molyneaux, etir•i in the milling business f „ i'v Catherine Donnelly, Zack Ryan, John -erfa-ral a rare. They tater purenaseeLa Ileleer, Helen allures., Francis Step - tura 'r, Biaissele, forliterty o.wm.....,1 aq Icz.011. 11111 Ryan. 2, Donald Benninger, Mr. 'in.:a o-:'. whioh a,'" rlTia.ce" 01. 'reresa McCarmick, Wm. Smith, Mar- sh,' st a+if., mill which still etands. els Drake, James .Doyle, Albert Gortn- flie ' - '+'itii+.1 tbere until ISM seismal ,: C. Wilfred Krauskopf. a aa.... ts _ eCrii.,, to '1'.10 ie,ith of Mr• Shet#1. Algebra, 1, Ii, Benninger; A, Katits. Naar:, rialiefilth, this Imaineee• po„rut7„ m,,,13.7neaux, Nora Itc. eats alven !...-0, :t!',1 Mr. Neal moved . Grath, Oat McConnell, Zack Ryan, W -flaw a a 19)s fannir awl arlabl''''A" Bernice McGrath; 3, Helen Kraus - ..1 if,ic Int,,,ni,..,,,, li..,.!11 1«, itiri ini. .4.,ii , 0, 'i. 1., Diu, margaret Jordan; (7, ha vt. ..i...10 riot in -.9 ,,1100.0,sitt113 "ve' clareece .s,.1,n.teast.,e ,Lotaby. Evelyn Mobil, t.o. shie41,a- alo e,tre• •• •.!ilttey, :ruieStaRlet;, Jos. ‘ . ,,,I.491,.h,,0•,D‘il,,rt1;.iyldsy,ier,,:Ie. 0,1„•11 1--.1-., .Mks 6.a hritt. 1,,,titk. belu450. R1; Krauskopf. A lls, ...l.il SUlr'-i1e, HA: also Lave, 11,,,, aemoo.„,. ),,im aeasa.aa, 11000, 11'.' \l, , i ;. Neal, ..)t. %N. -Alton, smith. e •:..11..ts Cite -10•4411c'-r ''''.- C.:dn.-try I %thee+ Gormley; 2, D. taldishe 1 ',A and 1.rank 7actc 10,ar; 3, Neal, The 14111:I041 1-03' _Pa,. NleConnell, rause MeCermick, held ••0 ,iftertfoon font: math...1th. 1..rant15 0taplet4m. Chr, t • ihe t 1 10 .1 Meher. Clarence Luilby, Ver. tery. The des 18 's'll•lar440,,,, '111-",t Molyneaux, jos. f Kath - Rosa IN a, Ntaliers, assiated :Oa n Lovett , DelatleY, Helen R. A. Lamle, af Nile, a former past -r w •;, I • I -4- • ') And 2, p,„atn- mr. and Mra. I:rank Evans spent ama., . :11.e" s4Sislelli 4r1 ..n.„ 1.1,,s,7„, pat. xte„.0111. s + the -• ermuritv. rhr 1,"a11, fa ilt-rniee McGrath, Nfarvis • 'il•dav at thy t'f jnini Mttrra „alma...are, a,•ea rasa Young, !i7-ako, Helen 31tirray. Win. Smith, C. 4.1edst.m tolin McDonald, l'ete.": ;,,,„„1.,..„ Rasa Kro,tok,,,,,f, Donald Ben. . , Mager, reresa To'. 0'- , . THIS GROUP WILL PLAY FOR A 1U:ill IN IL; at eafarth, Friday, Nov. 25th iu G.W.V.A. HALL. Those; attending Will be well plenSed With their high cies tansic, Gents. $1 (tax included). Ladies free 0. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1927 nri.....10•11.041.64•000.0.1 Mrs. Hugh IVIcGregor is visiting friends in Windsor and .Detnnit. 1friends in Detroit this Week. ' 'Mrs. Holstead of Goderich is the guest of her sister, Mrs, john Jo'hns- ton, this Week. Mrs. Stevens visited in Varna over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ilugh Berry spent Sunday in Wingham. Mr, and afrs. Jas. Andrews, Evelyn, and Mr. aad Mrs,.Ernest Putnam and daughter of London spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. McDonald. ;Miss Annie Whiteman of Westfield is visiting her sister, Mrs. Stackhouse. Death of ' Sam. Jobnstona-aWith startling suddenness death came to a, fine resident Of the community on Tuesday when Mr. Samuel Johnston. expired while loading chop at the mill in Bruectield after dinner, Mr, Corn- ish had given him a bag of chop and gone back for another. On his return he found Mi. Johnston had collapsed. He is survived by his widow, who was formerly Miss Annie Elgie,. and- one child, Olive; also one brother and four sisters, John, who lived with him, Mrs, J, Metcalf of London, Mrs, Ro- bertson Woods, Mrs. Thos. Canapbell, jiiiii 2nil concession o'f Staeley, and ss Charlotte Johnston. The funeral 11 take place Thursday afternoon roto Ole late residence, Bayfield road, to Baird's cemetery. ,••• ST. COLUMBAN. E. W. Batman, Tailor, YUUT OW11 troilalialli made up at roanonatilo prices. Upstairs ever Mr, told Mrs. Will Gorier, Mrs, E. Nesting's, mato Etreoet,saeuttiticivrtalin., oi Toarami... BLYTH. home of Mr. James Richinond during the week end. • her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. James 0'- to,MsigntNitohleliewaeek-end at the home of Lyon and Miss Esther visited at 'the itEreeable weather, the regular meet- from' visiting friends and *relatives at S• ullifirNT.n.,foseph Murphy, of Stratford, United Y. P. S. - Owing to the dis- Miss Minnie Yea has returned home lig of the United Y.P.S. held in St. Goderich, Heltnesville and Clinton. was a week -end visitor at the home of Andrew s church on Monday evening, Mrs. Henry Richmond is visiting at Mr. and Mrs, Peter H. McGrath, sence of Miss A. Garrett, •Miss Wor- rich Hibbert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mack, of RIO - id) presided, opening the meeting Mr. and Mrs. J. &fickle and famOY chester, N.Y,, visited over the week - with hymn 552, followed by a ' few of Wallace spent the week end at the end with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. O'Con- mints of prayer by Dr. Barnby. Af- lioine of' Mrs. Mickle's parents, Mr. nor, Hibbert, and Mr. ,atial Mrs. Peter son. taken front Matthew 25:31.40, Mr. and Mrs. ,Nelson Nicholson tend Eckert, McKillop, Miss Mary O'Sullivan •was a Toron- ter the next hymn, the Scripture les- and afrs, E. Laundy. by read the Bible reading explanation. on Sunday. to visitor during this week. Mr. Peter Moloney ° has mor0. than was read responsively. Miss R. Barns' family visited Mr. George Nicholson This evening being one devoted in 34,.. and Mrs. Juo, Grasby were the an extra broad smile coining these missionary work, the topic, "Triui- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley jers days, The reason of it all is his good did going au School and to Church," myn, Jamestown, Sunday. wife has presented hint with a fine was given in an interesting manner by Mrs. Clarence Johnston and Iona Mies Pearl Williams. A _ pleasing are spending a week with relatives ba'by girl. The following is the report for the musical fleet was given by Mrs. Mc- ai Jamestown. first term of S.S. No, 3, St. Columban. Elroy and Miss Gidley. After it few 31r. and Mrs, Chas. Nicholson spent The names are in order of merit, Stu - minutes of business, the meeting was Sunday with Lorne and Mrs. Roe in deota obtainitus- 75 per cent. and up hronght to a close by singing hymn McKillop. are entitled to First Class Honors; 63, and repeating the Lord's prayer Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Nesbit of Au- 66-74 inclusive, to Second Class Hon - in unison, burn were guests on Sunday of Mr. oars; 60-65, Third: Class Honours; 50 - Queen St. W.M.S.--The President, and Mrs. Thos. Grasby. 59, to a credit: 50 per cent. is a pass. Mrs. flarnby, occupied the chair at 'Miss V+ina Wyatt spent Sunday This applies to the Continuation work the monthly meeting on Tuesday, with her cousin, Mrs. Lorne Roe. Nov. 8th. Mrs. E. Bender gave an (Too late for last week) °11Krin 11. -French, Agnes McGrath exceedingly helpful reading from the Mrs. Clarence Johnston visited her 70, Clarence Malone 74, Joseph Was devotional leaflet, "Our Responsive- aunt Mrs. Thos. Shoebottorn of Bel- ness to Human Need." The President grave nn WednasdaY, hams 73, Francis Williams 70. 'Latin, Agnes McGrath 82, Joseph and Mrs. Sibthorpe and Mrs. Lyon Mr, and afrs. Henry Pierce gave a Williams 74, Clarence Malone 52, took the first chapter of the new dance to their many friends on Thurs. story book, "New Paths for Old day• night. Every 011.C. reported Francie Williams 22. Physiography, Agnea :McGrath 60„ Purposes," Mrs. Gidley conducted a having a good time. Joseph Williams 65, Francis Williams very impressive exeecise with the life Mr. and 'Mrs. Russell Bradshaw and 54, Camilla Coyne 44, Clarence Ma.. ineinbers of the Auxiliary. About 25 and Harney spent the week -end with members were present. It was tie- the former's brother and parents Mr. lone absent. 'Botany, Agnes McGrath 71, Camila decided to make the December meet- and Mrs. John Green', • ing a social one, Mrs. Marshal is spendiag a week la Coyne 63, Joseph Williams 62, St Andrew's W.M.S.-The month- with her daughter Mrs. 0. Hicks of iFornaenc513s. WilliamS" 53, Clarence irks - Church W.M.S. vas held ott Tuesday, 'The tax. eP:lector, Win. Bryclgea of nes McGrath 69, Francis Williams (a-, 'Can. Hist., Joseph Williams 89, :fp_ ly meeting of St. Andrew's United CentraPa• November 15th, with a good attend- Belgrave, is Making his annual call mice tif members. The Bible lesson these da)ta 55. Clarence Malone 62, Camilla Coyne was taken by Mrs. Latimer. The nee , Mrs. ,1,...e. Phelan, has returned .Arithinetic, Agnes McGrath 76, CI, study book was introduced +by Mrs. twine after spending a week with her tnilla Coyne 70, Joseph Williams 69, Pete, Gardiner. Mrs. Gardiner gave sister, Miss. Eillen Carbert of Clinton. Mit- a splendid discussion on the subject. Francis Williams. 56, Clarence Ma- lone 50. The meeting closed by repeating the HuLLETT. Algebra, Dennis Feeney 90, Agnes Lord's prayer in natant'. iNliss Gibson, of Blyth, spent the McGrath 85, Frank Moylan 72, Mary Mr, Norman Sanderson has been weleilrt:enEddtlyviitnh Mcarsr.waliogohnt. rournai O'Connor 69. James Atkinson 63, Saturday after ;pearling a cooPle of Charles Miles 60, Joseph Williams returned home cm Saturday. Mr. I,. .Seeds. of Detroit, spent the holiday at his home here. 1.3. King, who spent the past t wo weeks visiting her daughters at Elms -ale and Toronto, motored home with her sou, F. King, 00 Friday. Miss Anna Faliott, of Toronto, spent the holiday with her aunt, 'Mrs, J. Fraser, and her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. 1'. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. j, L. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon, uf Galt, spent the holiday week -end with their daugh- ter, Mre. F. H. Paull, at the Rectory. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lord and Miss Gladys :Davison and Mr. T. Mallen, nf laindon, spent the holiday with 31 rs. J. Davison. The well known evangelist", Cross- ley and Leonard, have mat complet- ed a ten day campaign at St. Andrew's United Churcli under the pastorate of Rev. R. M. Gale. The meetings were all well attended and the sermon messages of Dr. Crossley touched all hearts deeply and the song service of Mr. Leonard was greatly enjoyed. Some thirty-five or forty were led to make a definite confession of their faith in Christ and others to renewed consecration. Excellent for +Croupy Children. - When a child is suffering with croup it is a good plan to use Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil. It reduces the inflam- mation and loosens 'the phlegm giving apeetly relief to the rheumatic pains, cuts. bruises and sprains. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil i$ regarded by inany thousands as an indispensable of the family medicine chest. BRUCEFIELD. Mr, and Mrs, E, A.IcAsh and daugh- ter Niarjorie and son Arthur, of Lon- don, formerly of Calgary, visited the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie over the Week end. Mrs. George Sparks of Seaforth;. sister of Mrs. 3./IcAsh, accompanied 'them to their home. Mr, and Mrs, R. N. Douglas and daeghters Gladys and .Margaret, vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, R.. Allan nit Sunday. Miss Hazel Haugh attended the C.- G.I.T, banquet at North Side Church, Seaforth, on Friday evening last, A joint meeting of the U.F.O. and named as the third man of the local 53, John Miles 53, Clarence Malone 52, months in the West. Jnlin Shea 46. Camilla Coyne 46, Fran- IMr. Wm. Hopper. of Seaforth, has cis \Villiama 40. Absent, Leo O'Sul- 'been busy around these parts with his liven and Norman Miles, tin's and Mr Thus. Little's both on Mr, and Mra. Wm. Dow on Frlday meGrath 70, John Shea 70, Char;kes well -drilling outfit at Mr. Fred Ans- will be held at the home of! Composition and Spelling, Agnes the 12th, and Mr. Richard S'anderson, evenings on the 14th of Hullett. Mr, Stewart Knox of Toronto visit - Friends of Mrs. li. Adains wish ed at the home of his grandmother, her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Wilson, during the past week. Mont Ida Lyon spent aunday with The Marion Oliver Mission Circle are planning to PIA DI1 a play ou Fri - they were also served to a fowl Alp... Nliss NI. Cartwright. Mrs. Will NicLaughlin Liman is I BORN- bert and Mary," is a missionary ros day evening, Nov. 25. The play per. here. - Seaforth hospital, on mance. Any who have read the plaY, visiting her mother and other friends Wednesday, Nov. 9t11, 1927, to 'Mr, "The 'Moffatt's," will he quite famil- Mr. Nelson Nicholson has perch:is- iiillidhhAeirrt.,.a‘Ndranui.ghlt'e.rMorris, con. 6, tar with the story. ed a tractor. Mrs. W. Stackhouse has returned Nfiss Loretto Healy has returned to 4elding committee Inc- - the Ontario tew days. Wheat Pool. Mr. 'Chas. Josling awl .N•frs. Patrick Ryan, Jr. and childreti , Mr. Russell .Richmond are the other are spendiag a 'week with her parents' two members of the eommittee, - in Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Howatt spent Mr. .John Williams. +.1 Chicago. the week end with their -daughter, 011 friends in his old 110lrle 011S'11.1, Air, Norman 011 Sunday. Mr. and Airs. John Young spent Mrs, Edward Gormley is spending Sonday with Win. Skelton where they O couple of weeks wit•li frieads in partook of a •fowl dinner and leaving Beffalo. • there went to. Wm. Brown's where :Me and Mrs. Lnuia Kranakopf vis- ited at the home of Mr. Leo. Kraus- kopi. Mr. Vete. Maloney oears a ensile. It's - a girl. Mr, 'Mils. .Pureell spent Sunday at the: home. of Ids uncle. Mr. Frank I; red 1<rauSkopf. • ' f l.''.Ated at the home ef Mr. Jas. Misses Lacy Burke and Rose ,, • Delaney. Loreato Delaney, -Annie Ryan, .'f ,Fordwiae12.. Margaret Jordan. Helen Krauskopf; -• fa- putt: nnline 50. Nora McGrath, Wilfred aneell last emialay. I. he pastor, Rev. Mr. Mainea. eenducted annivers -ary fereices at laordwich. alis and Mrs. jack Tranliuson Pint, aliciar visited over the ,vveig-emi Mr. Henry Tomlinson. Mr. Dan. Steiss has arauskopf, Albert Gormley, Veron- ica, Molyneanx, Veronica Dill, Francis Sl4f)b."44ill, Catherine Donnelly, John McIver, Wm. Ryan. French, 1, Nora McGrath, John Ile' rath, Evelyn Nfelarly, 'Kathryn Byrne • --------------------------17011 Niolyneaux, Loretto Delan. iv -luting trip in Muskoka. ,•y, Pal. MCG'il4Stli.1; 4, Catherine Don- Csaa,tsflife. ot St, nrily. Helen .Kratiskopi, Annie Ryan, seated Mr. h. Jael-‘00 imnday last. Mr, and Mrs. 0. 5•4licr and par - cuts, lir. and Mrs. '1'. Clark, moored a+ Stratford on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennett are get- ting. nicely settied in their new home. Mrs. Hurley and children, of Heira easing, arc a'. presmeting visiting her laughter, Mrs. C. Sellers. Mr. and Mr. James 1.4MS011 41111 daughter Lyla. visited at the home or Mrs, •Charles Drager over Sunday. At the ICE, meeting, the topic was taken by D. Innis, Mr. Chandler gave 0 very interesting talk to the young people. The Y:P. Society will hold a social evening on Fri., the 18th. Wallace Sholdiee, of Niagara Falls, ••pent 'Thanksgiving with friemis in BriteSelS. Mr. R. Reid Waii threehing on Mon- day. Mr. 'rho,. (lark is ahle to be out again. .Miss Graf:6 E. Somerville Visited with 'alias Mors Harris over the week -end. W. .S110Idieu: 11.4S returned from the West. He looks though the stow]. or. agered with him. Mrs, J. Frye,: is on the sick list f•ar the past two weeks. She has a very bad cold and is centined to bed. Mr. and Mrs 5 Johnston, of Bifth, viaited with Mr. and Mrs, C. ring. resa 31ot.orinick, Francis Staple - •.,1S, Zach Ryan, Helen Mtyray; 3, 1,...mieth Dill, Clarence Looby: C, J. John McIver, Wm Dantzer, fos. O'Reilly, Albert Gormley: below or Wm. Ryan. Wilfred Krauskopf, W. Smith. Latin, 1, Nora McGrath, Veronica Molyneaux, Loretto Delaney, John McGrath, Clarence Looby, Pat Mc- Connell, Helen Murray; 2, Evelyn Me - lady, 'Helen Kranskonf, 'Fratleis Staple ton, Albert Gormley, Kenneth Dill, Kathryn Byrne, Zech Ryan; 3, Wm Irantzer, J. Doyle, C, Teresa McCor- mick, John _McIver; below 50. Win, Smith, Zoology, 1, Donald Benninger, Ver - mica Molyneaux, Francis Stapleton, lawetto Delaney; 2, Kathryn Byrne, Zack Ryan, 'Was. Smith, Catherine Donnelly, Helen Murray, \Val. Ryan; 3, Clarence Lonby, Teresa afeCors inick, Pat -McConnell; C, Nora Mc- Grath, John McIver, Jos. O'Reilly, J. Doyle, Albert Gorsnley, Nfarvis Drake, Physiography, I, Donald Benninger, nide Ryan, Bernice McGrath, Zech Ryan, Veronica Nfolyneaux, Marvis Drake. Fralicis Stapleton: 2, Kathryn fissile, Nora McGrath, Jos O'Reilly, Catherine Donnelly, 'aVoi, Ryan; 3, reresa McCormick, Clarence Looby, Albert Gortnley, Sarah Coyne; C, !obit McIver, Wm. Smith, Pat Mc- Connell, Helen Murray, Loretto De-, from Westfield where she has been New Hamburg where she is teaching. .Powerful Medicine.-- The 'healing , visiting for to few days. .. Miss Afary Healy has returned properties to in six essentialr oils are 1 .M, Elwood .Stackhouse is attending as`,.. and airs, j. Ts aresraugssay Thomas' Eclectric C)il, .formifig rine of oweek tai the Hama boys'• judging Liman after visiting her parents here. concentrated every bottle of Dr., the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto this spent Sunday vng isitiClintou friends. the 111.fat beneficial liniments ever of- 'teatn. lager' ta the uee fff man. •Niany can. Mra. W. 'Douglas has returned front testify as to its power in allaying pain,31arletze, Mich., where she .11as bean and many more can certify that theSti owe their health to it. Its wouderfull 1) is Mary Woolley spent SW.10..S power is not expressed by the' emalli With Miss Mildred Taylor of Tacker- srtitI. rt, an d Mrs. James Hill and lir. end Mrs. Leith and family of Strat- ford spent Stmclay at the bottle of atr, A. Caldwell. Mr. end Mrs. Harry Taylor spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Wal - Mr. Harvey Radio has returnedi Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Kelly and Mrs .01 wde here ho laoperats. Jar. Nally sPent the week end With nig stealn roiler Inc the King Lon- strue thin CLI. Mrs. Campbell)an .1 family have ;eft to take up their lieW home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morris' are cf onifirtably settled in tilde new hOnte here. We .vviah them long life. Mr. John Darling has installed a WeStillgh011Se receiving set • iu 11, residence. Mr. and 3Irs. Garfield Smith ilave rettirlied from their honeymoon and o are "eenti-i,ing lir, Patrick Stapleton's house, - - Mr. Frank McConnell. is busily ens gaged harvesting his large crop of turnips. - IWe are gettitt.". wonderful reception froin - our Westinghouse Radio re- ceivers,- Co.me• in fan demonstration, T. ja Nfolyneaux, Dealer. KIPPEN. (Too late Inc last week). lir. W. 'M. Doig 0114 Janet speut a ay in Clinton recently. '3,51 -go Mac Doig of Stratford visited dth her friend, Janet Doig, over the week end. Mrs. 13,arbara MeGiven of Sault Ste Marie, Minh., visited her cousin, 'Wm. Ddig, Jr. and. ,ither friends. Mr. A. M. Doig of Detroit recently visited with his uncle, W. M. awl Nfrs. the week end. ,Mr. Jim, C. Doig of this place, a gra- duate of the Port Huron high school and who attended the Port Huron tiollege the past two years, is now attending the Detroit College of Law. ‘Yhile attending Me Port Huron high school and nollege he was one of their debaters and received a lovely pin this year Inc debating, on Which was in_ scribed the bust of Cicero. On Wednesday last, Mr, W. M. i-atortli friends. Air. and Mrs. la J. Kelly called on friends in Wingham. during the week.. Mrs. Jelin Heirron is improving rtittely under the care f' Nur oae Ross. Sir, Earl Healy spent Ineeday in Seaforth on busittess. Mr. Jae, Phelan has purchased a new Star coach, • • Mr. and Mrs. C. Rogerson and fam- SNLY.susile7nt Sunday at the home- of Wes. Mr. Earl Healy and 311111 and Fergus Kelly called on Whitebait -I friends ov- er the week end. Mr. Fergus Kelly left Monday for Toronto where he has secured a good position. Miss Monica Cronin of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ar- thur Cronin, Mr. John Emigh held a very suc- cessful sale of household furniture on Saturday last. It is Mr. Emigh's in- tention to live with his son, Will, in Grand Valley. The fowl eupper under the auspiees of the Women's Institute held in Me- morial hall nn 'Friday evening of liast week was a decided success. The hall was well filled and the Stratford or- chestra put on a good entertainment, The prds oceeamounted to well up to S200. Dr, and Mrs, McIntyre of Clinton were 13lyth visitors on Friday last. --afrs. Steve White who underavent a very serious operation last week in Wingham hospital, is iinproving nice - Mr, and Mrs. Bert McElroy and daughter Audrey and .Mr. and Mrs. Earl McElroy of Detroit were week -'54 visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H, McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brigham and Degg, lawyer of Port Huron, erected daughter Isabell Hullett were an addition to his 'barn here and did! guests at the home of Mr. Jainee ain be frieg himself. Richmond op Sunday. price at which it sells. BAYPIELD. )Too late for last week.) Mr. E, 'L. Brown spent the week- end at laetruit. Mrs. Id, Allen, who has been visit- ing Mre. J. Toms and friends in the 1per, at Zurich. village, returned to Pt. Dover on Nfiss Clete Pepper has accepted ;I Tuesdays., i aosition as clerk at Smith's bakeslinp Mrs. Jas. Reid and Mrs. J. Hensall, Baker, who were visiting Miss M.1 Mr, Pltilip McKenzie is sporting a Fc.rgitson returned to Detroit on' new Ferd sedan, so girls, look sharp. Monday Mr. Thos. Wheeler is visiting with Mr, nnti 'Mrs. Harold Ring and Mr. \Valiant Parker, af Sarnia, spent "rhanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Clia.s. Parker. ,Mrs. j. Heard is visiting her eon, . , a Leonard Heard, at Clinton. Inc utuicil of the •Corporation ot the County of Huron will meet in Mr. and Mrs. Elton Snell, of De., troit, spent the holiday with the lat- the Couticil Chamber, Goderich, at 2 ter's mother, Mrs, ,H, Peck, o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL of the 6th day of December, 1927. All tMr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, iemihnn, spent Tha„hsgiehtg, with. accounts against the County must be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Monday preceding the meeting of Council. At this meeting. of County Council the appointment of a County Treas- the aatter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pollock. Miss Ruth .Higgins, of Lomlou, is visiting her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. W. Higg-i n s. Miss Ann Dewar, of Toronto, spent urer and also an Inspector fer the the Thanksgiving week -end with her ' House of Refuge will be made. Ap- parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. Dewar, plications Inc the above positions to Messrs, Lawtence and Fred FoveaeI be sent or delivered to the under. signed Co. Clerk on or be,fore Satur- day, Dee. 3rd, 1927. GEO. W. HOLMAN, County Clerk. Coderich, Nov, 5th, 1927. 48 nio man or woman should hobble painfully about becatise of corns when so certain a nine is at nand as Holloway's Corn Remover. of London, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs, jas, Fowlie. Air. and Mrs. j. McDonald, of De- troit, were guests over the week -end with ahe latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston. .Rey. and Mrs, W. Townshend and family and Miss Mary Elliott, of Berrie, spent Thailksgiving day with Mr. and .Mrs. Thai. Elliott. Miss Maud Castle, who has been visiting in Detroit 'for eeverai e•eeks, Send tis the names of your visiters. Miles 68, Joseph Williams 65, James Atkinson 65, Frank Alnylan 61, Mary O'Connor 00, Dennis1Feeney 5(t. Fran- cia Williams 55, Camilla Coyne 53, J. afiles 51, Abseil: Clarence Malone, Leo O'Sullivan, Norman Miles, Fe,rtt 11. aticl 1. rci,sfiteipaliti w,in Dorctiraiinties, j )3, Dettni,, Feeney 82, James Atkin- son 75, Charles Miles 73, Mary O'- Connor 73, john Shea 70, Francis 'Williams 67, Frank Moylan 67, John Miles 53, Camilla Coyne 48. Absent: Clarence Malone. Leo O'Sullivan, N. Miles. Form la Iaennis Feeney 91, Camilla Coyne 90, Charles Miles 86, aatiik Moylan 85, alary O'Connor 80, John Shea 70, James Atkinson 54, jno, Milea 50. Absent: Leo O'Sullivan, Nerman 'French, Camilla Coyne 90, Frauk Nioylan 80, Dennis Feeney 75, Mary O'Connor 57, John Shea 55, babitselmoa-----' Mace 55, Charles Miles 47, Absent: Leo O'Sullivan and Norman Milos Arithmetic, Dennis Feeney 90, Jno, Shea 83, 'Prank Moylan 80, Mary 0' - it or 66„Tanies Atkinson 57, Chas. Miles 56, john Miles 50. Physiography, Frank Nioylan 67, Nlary O'Connor 62, James Atkinson 1+0, Dennis Feeney 57, Charlie Miles 37, John Shea 43, John Miles 33, sent, Leo O'Sullivan, Norman Milest. Botany. Frank Moylan 70, Mary O'Connor 62, Dennis Feeney 61, John Shea 61, Charles Miles 59, John Miles 52, James Atkinson 40. Canadian History, attic's Atkinson 78, Frank Moylan 76, Mary 04 nor 68, Dennis Feeney 67, John SI 56, Charles Miles 55, John Miles 50. Sr IV. (Entrance Class) John FIolland 70, Mary Delaney 69, Bridget Delaney 65. Alice Flannery 61.5, John McQuaid 61, John Flannery 59.5. 4. Jr. TV. --Catherine Flannery 05.5, Rale Holland 63, Alphonse Cronin 50, mi. ward afelady 58. ('Absent Inc whole or part, Jas. O'Sullivan, Nor- man McQuaid, john Hart, Mary Hart), Sr, Has -Agnes Delaney, Loretta Holland, Edward Hart, Hanna Cron- in, Mary McQuaid, Mary Miles, Flor- ence O'Sullivan, Jr. II. --Mary Murphy, Mary Sullivan, Fergus Melady, Edward O'- Sullivan. 11. - Tom hfelady, .Albert Hart, Jack Cronin, Sr, I. - Irene McQuaid, Inllian Miles, Margaret, Murphy, Ella 'O'Sul- livan, Benedict Hnllantl, JoSeph O'- Reilly. Pra-lafitry tHart, Lot:is OiRcilly, Edward [Roach, Isabel Roach, Leek Roach, Ralph Nfurray,