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GORRIE
Mt: Downey, of Orangeville, is re
lieving: Mr. John- Walker, .teller in
the Canadian • Bank of Commerce, as
he is on his vacation.'
Mr. and- Mrs; Alex. Butchard, of
Guelph, were guests last .week of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Gregg,
Mr. Milford Nash paid• a business
trip to Toronto, on Thursday,;
Born—On June 6th, to Mr. and
Mrs, Geo. Anger, a son.
Miss Young, Strangers' Aid Soc-
ely, of London, is a guest at the Par-
sonage, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
(Rev.) ` Butt.,
Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong left on
Wednesday for Winnipeg and 'other-
points in Manitoba, where they plan
on, visiting friends for a month,
The Gorrie Public School Trustee
Board have re-engaged the teaching
staff' for the coming year, Miss Annie
Douglas as Principal and Miss Velma
Lennox as assistant.
Mr, and Mrs, W. J, Gallaher were
London visitors one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hueston spent
a couple of days in Toronto last
week.
Mrs. Sheriff of Lucknow, was a
guest this week ,of Mr and Mrs,' T.
Bradnock,
Mrs. Geo- Underwood of Wingham
spent the past week with her daugh-
ter, -Mrs. Geo. Foster.
The ` Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terian Church held a very successful
meeting at the home of •Mrs. Stuart
Edgar on Tuesday last, the Presitienf;
Mrs, W. A. Irwin, presiding. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of the meeting.
Mrs. ,Jas. Bell has returned home
after spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Hubbard, in Harris -
ton.
Mr. William Ferguson, of Edmon-
ton, Alta,, is visiting his brother and
renewing o1d acquaintances at pres-
ent,
Mrs. Darrough of Calgary, is visit-
ing her 'brother, Mr. W. H,Gregg
and other ;relatives in the community
for a short time.
Mr. and vXrs, Stuart Cross, Walk-
erton, also Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean
of Brussels, were guests on Thursday
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie.
Mr, Walker "Donnie?' . Hastie has
returned to Toronto, :after spending
several months with his brother, Mr.
Kenneth Hastie.
Mrs. F. Irwin moved her household
effects to Gorrie on Tuesday and is
ocoupying the flat over the Post :Of-
fice- : Her mnany. friends "welcome her
back to the town,
Miss Edna Stinson, •of Toronto,
and sister, . Mrs. Walker, of . Walker-
ton; called on Gorrie. Gorrie friends
on Saturday.
Mr. Gordon Barton spent acouple
of days in Fergus the past week.:
Mr. ;and Mrs, 'R. A. Ashton and
son, Leland, spent the week -end with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. • Wm.
Strangway, in Sarnia,
The Anglican Church members are
endeavoring to do all in their, power
to make their annual Garden Party,
'which is being lield in Victoria Park,
on June 22nd, a real success.
Mr. and Mrs, Ira Hamilton
son, of Toronto, spent the week
with the former's mother, Mrs,
Hamilton,
Miss Jane Sangster-, of Wrox
spent the week -enol with her fri
Miss Dorothy Edwards.
Miss ilfable V. Wood, •of Cliff
was a Sunday visitor with Mr,
Mrs. S. W. Ferguson.
Those from here who attended
Anglican Huron County An
Deanery meeting in Seaforth
Thursday were: Mr, and Mrs, N
man Wade, Rev. R. S. and
Jones, Mrs. Isaac • Wade, Mr,
Mrs. F. C. Taylor, Mrs. H .V. Ho
es, Mrs. W. C. King, also Mis
Nellie Dinsmore and Margaret G
ham.
Children's Day was observed in
United Church on Sunday, the chui
beautifully decorated, w
flowers, there being also a childre
choir.
The Sunday School convention
der. the auspices of the Religious E
ucation Committee of Hitron r P.
bytery will be held in the Unit
Church here on Thursday afterno
and. evening, June 15th, Rev.. G.
Butt being convenor of this comm
tee;
The Young People's picnic of Hu
on Presbytery is being. held in Go
elicit on Saturday next, June 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie, al
Mr. Elwood Ritchie, of Arthur, we
guests at the'home of "Mr. Thom
Nash. on Sunday.
Mrs. Barbara Wenzel!, 2nd con.
Howick, viisted with her daughte
Mrs, A. Heinrniller ,on Sunday.
Dr. J. ; B. Bricker and family, ,o
Toronto, spent the week -end wit
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bricker, als
other friends in the community.
Mr, and Mrs, Sam Willis, London
Mr. and Mrs,.Wilfred Mellis,Ki
pen, were Sunday. visitors of Mr. an
Mrs.' Charles King.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McMillan, o
Palmerston, were guests of Mr. an
Mrs.' W. A. Irwin over the week -end.
Mrs. W. A. Irwin is visiting friend
in Palmthis erston t 's week.
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Miss Annie Murray had the mis-
fortune to lose her pearl sunburst
two weeks and, andwe trust if any
one has found this pin they will com-
municate with Miss Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong of Wing
ham, spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Knowl"son Hueston.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hueston spent
the week -end at Bruce Beach,
Miss Monto Earngey is visiting
this week with Wingham, friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hyndman, also
Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Toner, spent
Tuesday in Goderich, where they
visited with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neil accompan-
ied Mr, Herb Neil to Matheson on
Monday. Mr- and Mrs• Neil will re-
main and work their farm at Mathe-
son. •
Dr. -Wesley G. Montgomery, of
Winnipeg, is visiting his father, Mr.
William Montgomery, who.has been
in i11 health for some time. However
the past few days he has brightened
wonderfully. Mr. Montgomery is in
his 94th year,
Mr, and Miss Felker, of Moles-
worth, wererecent guests of the for-
mer's daughter, Mr, and ; Mrs. , M. •
Anger.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, W.
Earngey were . Mr. and Miss Chain-
ney of Wingharn, also Mr. Kenny
of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Beriet and fancily of
Monkton, were Sunday guests of Mr.•
and .Mrs, J, Balers,
Dr. and Mrs. Williams, Hamilton,
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were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. V, Holmes.
Mrs, Pearl Keine spent the week-
end with friends in Chatham.
With Withrow of Mt. Forest is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hartwell
Strong,
Mrs. Lackie, of Lucan, is staying
with her mother, Mrs. Neill, as Mr.
Herbert Neill, also his son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Neill are on a
trip through Northern Ontario.
Rev. M. B. Parker, B.A., of Hen-
sel!, will conduct the services in the
Anglican Churches of this parish at
the usual hours next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baiers spent
Monday with friends in Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dinsmore, also
Mr. James Douglas spent Sunday
with friends in Hamilton.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Wade extend congratulations
on the occasion of their 50th wed-
ding anniversary on June 20th.
MISSION CIRCLE HOLD
SPLENDID MEETING
T1ie June. meeting of the 'Gorrie
Progressive Mission Circle was held
on Monday evening at . the home of
the Secretary, Mrs. E. W. Carson.
The President, Mrs. A. A. Taylor,
presided. The meeting opened with
hymn 95, followed by the Lord's
Prayer in unison. Miss Evelyn Dane
read the Scripture lesson, being the
27th .Psalm. Miss Alexandria Hamil-
ton then favored the Circle with a
solo entitled "Tell Me. the Story of
Jesus" which was very much enjoy-
ed. The President read an interest-
ing article. on "Is Tithing Profitable"
being the Christian Stewardship leaf-
let for this month. Roll call was res-
ponded to by a verse of Scripture
containing the word' "Confidence:"'
The minutes were adopted as read.
During the business session an in-
vitation was accepted to be the guests
at the July meeting of the W.M,S
the Circle' to provide the program fot
which a committee was named. A
, this Faint' in the program the Circle
were fortunate to have as their guest
speaker Miss Young, who gave her.
attentive audience a very wonderful
word picture of the work of the Tra-
vellers' v ers Aid, with which she is con-
nected. This first-hand :information
proved very interesting indeed. The
pastor, Rev, Butt, spoke a few words.
before the meeting closed with hymn
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a social half hour the hostess served
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AT :BRUSSELS
The semi-annual meeting of the L.
0. L, was held in the Orange Hall
on:Itrlday afternoon, and proved a
very successful one. The officers, D.
M,; Norman Wade; D. D. M., W.
Strong, and . Chaplain, Rev. Button,
were in their chairs. During the bus-
iness period an invitation was ac-
cepted by the District of Howick to
attend the 'Orange .Day. Celebration
held in Brussels this year. Plans were
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ma e or the annual decoration
day to be held in Gorrie Cemetery
on July 30th. Further announcement
later.
WOMEN'S ASSOC.
MONTHLY MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of
the W. A. of the Gorrie United
Church, met at the home of Mrs. H.
Ashton, on Thursday afternoon, the
President, Mrs, Harvey Sperling, in
the chair. The ladies quilted a corn-
forcer during the afternoon. The
meeting opened with the hymn, "He
Leadeth Me" and prayer by the Pres-
ident, Mrs. Whitfield read the Scrip-
ture lesson found in Matt. 8; 1-17.
The, Secretary's, Fin. Secretary's
and Treasurer's reporst were adopted
as read. Several item's of business
were discussed before the meeting
was closed with the hymn "Yield Not
to Temptation" and prayer by Mrs.
W. G. ' Strong.
WROXETER
Bolt - Stokes
A pretty June wedding took place
at Teeswater Presbyterian Manse re-
cently when Margaret Olive Stokes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James,
of Howick, was married to Leslie
Bolt, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bolt,
of Turnberry. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. B. Allan,
The bride was gowned in pale pink
georgette. Following the .ceremony a
reception was held at the home of the
bride's parents. Later the happy cou-
ple 'left on a motor trip to Niagara
and Essex :County, the bride travell-
ing in brown satin dress, beige coat
and hat, They will reside in Turn-
beri'y.
Engagement Announced
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Hooper an-
nounce the engagement of, their
youngest daughter, Blanch Viola, to
. Stanley S t
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eY Gordon Elliott, only son
of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Elliott, of
Guelph, Ont.
Notice
I have turned over the manage-
ment
of
m store e to my son, W. L.
VanVelsor, and require that all ac-
counts be paid on or before June 30,
1983. A share of your trade will be.
appreciated ec
b
Ythe new manager. All
goods plainly nl
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Coin '
Come in and
compare prices. W. E. VanVelsor,
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Guelph,
called on friends in town Saturday
evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Gibson of
Hamilton, spent Sunday with the for-
mer's mother in town.
Miss Bertha Smith of Lakelet,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Owing to the excessive heat on
Sunday morning the attendance at the
morning service was not large,
Mrs. Neil White returned horns on
Friday, after spending a few days
with her daughter at Port Elgin,
:Mr, George Gibson left for Ham-
ilton Sunday evening to; visit friends
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for a time.
Mrs. Goodfellow and daughter,
Margaret, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gallaher, of Salem, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Stewart, of Toronto, is at
present the guest of Mrs. A. Sander-
son, in town.
Mr. Leslie McLaughlin and son,
Billie, of Collingwood, were. Satur-
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman McLaughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacEwen, of
Parry Sound, spent the last week vis-
iting the former's brother, 5. L. and
George MacEwen. '
Mrs. D. Strachan is spending a
short time at the home of her dau-
ghter, Mrs, Peter S. McEwen.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol spent
Sunday with Stratford friends.
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton and John
spent Sunday at Fordwich, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L j. Gamble.
Miss Margaret Gibson and Mr. j.
Barnard, of London, were week -end
visitors at the home of Mr. John
Gibson.
Mr, and Mrs, Gavin Davidson who
have spent the past two weeks in
town, left for their home in Oshawa
on Friday.
Miss Evelyn Gamble spent the
week -end at her home near Ford -
The many friends of Miss Ann
Munroe, who has been very ill for
ome weeks, will be pleased to know
he is improving nicely,
Miss Clark, Miss ]3uscher and Mr.
nd Mrs. Bruce Gibson and family,
11 of Burlington, were Sunday guests
t the home of i1lr. and Mrs. Joint
tifacLeod. Mr. and Mrs, john Schaef-
r, of Youngstown, were Friday
nests at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston, also
Mrs. Selena Hunter, of Toronto,
,ere Saturday guests at the home of
tilr•. and Mrs. Clarence 'White,
Mr, Ashton , Moi rison of St. Cath-
lines 'was a week -end guest of his
pother in town.
Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald, Moles-
earth, were Sunday guests of Mr.
id Mrs. James Sangster. -
Mrs. J. Twinchett of Shelburne, is
pending some time with her Baugh -
r, 1VIrs, James Rennie,
Mr; and Mrs, H. B, Elliott, also
rs. J. Fowler, all of Wingham, call -
On Miss Mae Davidson on Sunday.
Born—Ii
r Wroxeter on Thursday,
rte 1st, to Mr, and Mrs. James
onnie, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles -CTaiiclt, of
orris, also Miss liable Estriek and
d',Stewart Hunter, both of IC,incar-
rte, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
rs. A. 5, Cooper,
Miss Elsie Davidson and. Miss E.
rble were Seaforth visitors on
tirsday last, •
Mr .and Mrs, G. S. Smyth and favi"
also; Mr, and Mrs. T. G; Hemp
1, spent Sunday at•Southanipton,
The District Annual of Women's
stitutes for East Huron District,
1 be held in Ethel on Tuesday,
h, at 2 o'clock.
Lis Stewart Hunter and Miss G.
eskith•, of (Kincardine, visited on
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fStuiday at the home of Mr. ;And Mrs
A .J; Hooker.
Mr. Thomas Smithand son, Mrs
R. T Miller and daughter, Janet, and
Mrs. Jack Miller, of Detroit, visited
friends in this vicinity a few days.
Mr. W. j. Davey and son, Harold,
Mr, 5, Austin -Richardson. and Mr,
Earle Feed, of Shelburne, visited with
Mi•. and Mrs. Fred Davey last Thurs-
day. Mr, Richardson is Manager of
the Dufferin Mutual Company and a
cousin of Mrs, Davey, He and Mr.
Feud were here to attend the con-
vention that day.
Plan. an Association Library `
A meeting of those interested in.
the Wroxeter Library was held on
Friday evening last in the, town' hall.
There was not a large number pres-
ent, but, it was decided to form an
association library. A canvas will be
made in the village and vicinity for
members during the coming two
weeks and it is hoped that many will
show their interest in this worthy
cause. A meeting : of members will
be held on Friday, June 23rd, when.
a Board and Librarian will be, ap-
pointed. Notices will be posted in
the village with particulars.
SEMI-ANNUAL IN -
SURANCE MEETIN
The Semi -Annual meeting of Grou
6 Mutual Fire Insurance Company
was held -in Wroxeter on Thursday
June 8th, in the the Town Hall
The President of the Group, M
Wm. Ruttle, of Hanover, was Chair
man. Owing to the death the da
before the meeting of Mr. E. Kuntz
of Formosa, Secretary of the Group
Miss Aileen Schaab, stenographer o
the Howick Mutual, acted as Secre-
tary for the meeting.
After certain resolutions had been
disposed of, the question of a re-
placement clause and re -insurance
was discussed. Certain Farmers' Mu-
tuals in the Province have 'adopted
the clause which means the Company
pays 60% of the claim and the re-
maining 50%, when building has been
rebuilt or replaced. The' principal of
this is to reduce fire losses and also
to have, building replace ones des-
troyed.
A type of safety lantern .was de-
monstrated which looked like an or-
dinary lantern provided with a small
bottle of acid with a lead stopper.
When the lantern. is overturned the
stopper automatically drops out, re-
leasing the acid . which. extinguishes
the flame.
Among the eight groups of Farm-
ers' Mettuals in Ontario No. 6 repre-
sents the largest and controls one-
quarter ,of the Insurance in. the Pro-
vince. The meeting was honored by
Mr. W. A. Cork, Insurance Inspect-
or of Ontario, and his assistant, Mr.
Gibbons. About fifty delegates wered
present, the companies .represente
being, Cluross of Teeswater, Duffer -
in of Shelbourne, Farmers' Central of
titralk'erton, Germania of Ayton, Grey
and Bruce of Hanover, Farmers' Un-
ion of Lindsay, Howick of Wroxeter,
Lanark County of Perth, Maple Leaf
of Columbus, and the Toronto Branch
G 1 R. Stocks and Mrs. J.' Edgar a lunch
committee,
p The roll call was responded to by
, a verse containing the word 'Helper.'
"Take Time to be Holy" was sung,
after which Mrs. W. Finlay gave an
Mr
of the Wa'wanesa:
The officers elected for the e:ltsur-
ing year are: President, Mr. j, A„
I3ryans, of the Howick Mutual; vice
fres., 1VIr. M. Murray, of the Ger,
mania Mutual; and Secretary -Treas-
urer, Miss G, Runts of the Formosa.
Mtuual.
W. M. S. 'HOLD
SPLENDID MEETING
The June meeting of the Wroxeter
W. M. S. was held Thursday after-
noon in the school -room of the Un-
ited Church, which was made brieh
and attractive by numerous Sprin
flowers, .
Mrs. T, Gibson presided and the
program was under the direction of
the Associate Helpers.
The opening hymn was "Jesus
Shall Reign," and the devotional per-
iod led by Mrs, A. J. Sanderson, sec-
retary of .A:ssocoiate: Helpers, who
read from the 6th chapter of Matt.
following with prayer.
The hymn "Light of the Linely
Pilgrim's Way" was sung,
A short business session included
arrangements for a social meeting itt
July, with Mrs. Gibson and, Mrs.
Wendt in charge of same, and Mrs:
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interesting• synopsis of the. conclude
- ing chapters of the study book ::His
y Dominion of Canada."
, A piano solo "Angers Serenade,"
, by Miss . Kate Hazlewood, was very
f much appreciated, as was also a read-
ing "Shut in but not Shut Out" by
Mrs, J. W. Douglas.
After singing the W. M. S. hymn:
'In Christ there is no East nor West'
the meeting was closed by repeating
the Mizpah benediction.
A very dainty lunch was later serv-
ed by the Associate Helpers, assist-
ed by Misses Lenore Higgins and.
Vera Durst, and a social hour spent.
Gardeners' Insect Friends
An garden insects are not injuri-
ous. In fact many of them are bene-
ficial, continually doing good by des-
troying those species which are
harmful. Foremost among the in-
sects that help the gardener are the
different kinds ` of lady -bird beetles.
Both in their larval and adult stag-
es, they feed almost exclusively upon
plant lice and scale insects, Another
kind of beetle, the fiery ground beet-
le, is a particularly useful insect, says:
Mr. Arthur Gibson, the Dominions
Entomologist. This beetle and its;
voracious grub, which is called the:
cutworm lion, destroy enormous
numbers of cutworms. The beetle is
brownish -black, with the wing -cases
spotted with coppery red—hence its
name. The large harpalus beetle,
which is very common, destroys cut-
worms. The different kinds of lace
wing, and other two' and four winged
parasitic flies are also friends of the
gardener
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