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his 'remarks, some timely advice was
given. Harmony Lodge feel grate
ful to those assisting to make it a
Commandant Taylor is spending a
grand sucoess, ref days at the home of Mr, and Mre.
A very interesting meeting of Queedx yHarold Currie.
St. 'United Church of Canada, Blyth, Mr and Mrs, W. M, Anderson
was held in the S. S. roam o£ the were Sunday visitors at the •home of,
church, on TuesdaY evening, March, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Geo. T. Currie.
15th, 1927. The purpose of the Ma Harvey of Blyth visited at the
meeting was to' revises' the work of (honte of Mi•. and Mrs. J. T. Currie..
the Church during the past Year. Af mover the week end
ung People.
CURRIES CORNERS
BLYTH
Mr. Thomas Bell, a highly esteem-
ed citizen died on Sunday, March 20,
aged 78 years. Surviving are his
window, one daughter, and one son, Mr.
Maitland Bell of Goderich. The fun-
eral service was conducted at his' home
pan T'uesday,;'Rev. Gees. Telford, hav-
ter placing. the pastor Rev. Dr. Barnby 1Saptxst Yo
in the chair, the different departments ( The regluar meeting of the. B.• Y.
of the church presenter]. their anneal lI'. 'was held Monday evening 'in
reports. These reports showed in I, the basement of the Baptist Church,
all cases a satisfactory ;year's , work, ;there beingxo3 present;' Mr. Har -
more especially in the Sunday scliool,'vey opened the meeting with prayer,
The conregation twill meet all lo -
then a solo was given by Frank Coll -
cal obligations, and the Maintenance all. The topic, taken by Mrs. T.
and Extension Rind will receive its MacDonald wap very interesting and
frill allocation. The W. M. S. faced was 011 `•/Education and Evangelism
an increased amount as its share of in ' French 'Canada." Duets given
the World Wide Activities of the by,Miss Crawford, Miss McDougall,
Society, but this will be fully met,
C. Anderson and Roy Mundy;" were
The L d' s Aid also have had a very d R W F Smith
closed the me g P
meeting with layer.
'Two members of the church during'
ing •charge of the services,
Harmony L. T. B. held a very very
successful supper'. and concert on
Thursday evening in Memorial Hall.
Rev. W .B. Hawkins occupied.the
chair. A splendid programme was
rendered. Mr. A. G. Smith, County
Pastor, was preesnt, and was given
a good ovation. In the course of
axe rnucli es Rev . m ,
Prosperous Year, i
the past year passed on to the better
land.
At the close of the tneeting, a boun-
tiful lunch was provided by the ladies
of the congregation and was served
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid.
ST. HELEN'S
Miss Lila 'Humphrey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Walker of East
Wawanosh.
Mr. Hopper of Wingham preached
in the United church here last Sun-
day
unday . Rev. A. E. 14fenzies of St.
Thomas will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday.
The Young People of Hackett's
church were the guests of the Y. P.
B. C. here last Friday night.' Miss
'Marion: Hodgins of Hackett's presid-
ed,.`' Rev. Mr. Browngave a very
splendid talk to the young people,
taking •the subject, "A Young . Man's
Place: in the Community." After
this the St. Helen's Society took full
charge and a pleasant ,time •was spent
in contests' and games, after which
lunch was served.
BLUEVALE
TORY CORNERS,
Mr, Wm, 1aiela,y was seized with a
slight stroke on Wednesday morning
of last weep, but is improving. nice-
ly.
Mr. Alex, Finlay motored from
'Owen Sound en Sunday to visit hisfather,
Mr. and Mrs, H. Dane attended the ' afuneral,: of the late Mr. Harry Baker -
of Teeswater on Sunday. - -
Miss ;William Dane spent a few'
days last week in Ilarriston.
Mr.' ",Walter. Bush i sat present 'vis-
iting.in, this burg.
The annual meeting of the B1iievale
United: W. M. S.,met in the basement
of the church, on Tuesday, March
nth. '' After the regular meeting,
Rev. Mr. Walden took the chair, and
declared all offices vacant. The el-
ection of officers for the. incoming
year are as follows;—Pres. Mrs. Geo.
Thornton, Vice Pres. Mrs. Robs. Mc-
Lennan' Rec. Sec'y, Mrs. Jnoc' Fells;'
Cor, Sec'y, Mrs. Ed. Johnston; Treas.
Mrs. Jas. Master; Organist, Mrs. W.
Stewart supt of Christian Steward -
:ship, Mrs. G. Snell; Stranger's Sec'y.,
Mrs. Bosman and, Mies Etta Agar;
Miss. Monthly Sec'y. Miss M. Collie;
Supt. Mission Band, Mrs. Geo. Gann
et; Mite Box Slec'y. Mrs. Jos.. Breck-
enridge, This Society has had a very
prosperous year, 'The receipts of
the year, amounted to $3S4..00.
Mrs. he Lose Tanrxa:..if Blyth, has
t ben visiting her parents, Mr. and
'Mrs. Breckenridge on the .Boundary
`this week.
Mrs. A. 'Palmer and daughter, Miss
Una of Edmonton; Alta, spent a few
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the long pants, very smart for spring
wear. Extra bloomers if desired.
from a pleasant stay at Bermuda.
Mr: W. J,, Johnston of Keyes, Man.
is .spending a short ho:i lav with his
brothers' and sisters on ,the ist` line
of Mirris, he having brought a load of
horses. to Walton,
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Mr. John Harrison of Goderich
spent over the week end with his
sister; Mrs. W. H. Campbell.
Mr.: 'Win. Trimble of Carrick called'
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.Mr. Thos. Nickel,yesterday.
Mrs. R. At. 'Taylor and Miss Edna
spent Saturday with M. and Mrs:Thos. Trimble's.
Miss Nelie Dane spent ,a few days
last week with friends in the burg.
Mrs',W. ling is busy cutting: wood'
for Mr. Thos. Ellis,
a l The Westfield, W M. S. received an
IS invitation from the I3elgrave W. M.
S. to attend, their meeting and tea, on
Friday last. A number of ladies ac-
cepted their hospitality, and report a
good tithe.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Keating and
family, are moving on to Mr. Proctor's
farm in Morris this week. Mr. Kath-
ing ,has rented the 'farm.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Elsley and daugh-
® ter Kathleen of Lon'desboro, spent
iiTig Friday at the home of the former's
MI cousin, Mr. W. F, Campbell.
in Mr. Fred Moss had a successful sale
®' on Friday, and is moving back on to
his own farm in, West Wawanosh,
a Mr. Bert Taylor is moving on to
Mr, Wesley Farrow's farm, which he
purchased from. Mr. Farrow. ,
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GLENANNAN"
Miss ' Isabel. Metcalfe spent the
week -end at Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cathers. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Willltts spent
Sunday at Mr. and. Mrs Wm, Mar-
shall's.
Miss Evelyn Lincoln visited recent-
ly with
ecent-ly.;with her Aunt, •Mrs Fred John-
ston. ,
Miss Letitia Robinson is spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ro-
bert Johnston.
Miss. Ella and Russell Nickel spent
last Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. WxnL Breckenridge,
Mr. Isaac Metcalfe left fast Wednes-
day for Kent, where he will' work for
the summer months.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Wallace and.
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes.
Miss Catherine Fortune visited, re
cently at Mount Forest,
A most enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Elliott on St, Patrick's night, when
Glenannan Club met there.' . The din-
ing room was tastefully decorated in
green: and whi": e for the occasion.: and
each person wore a little green, rep.'
resenting St. Patrick's Day. Tlie
then first held their business meeting,
after which dancing and, games wea;e
indulged in until lunch. After lunch,
the President, Mr. Thomas Wallace,
called the meeting to order, and a
short programme was given, consist-
ing of a trio by Jean McLean,.Irene
Mundell and. Hector McLean. A
reading by Mabel Stokes, a solo by
Wm .McGill, a solo by Mrs. Oliver
Tommy Martin, a reading by Mrs.
Stokes, a musical selection by Nettie
Casernore, a recitation by Jean Wilt-
on, a stump speech by David Fortune
and an instrumetnal duet by Mr,. and
Mrs. R. T. Appleby. It was decided
to hold these meetings once a month
during the summer months. The next
meeting is to be head the second Fri-
day in May. .
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church, ,Wingham, on Tuesday,
March 22nd, by' Rev. ' F. W. Schaff -
ter, Mr Harold Warner to Miss
Margaret Raymond, both of Tees -
water.
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XT OT merely to provide an econo-
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satisfy the motorists' finer tastes,,,
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WHITECHURCH
A very successful St. Patrick's So-
cial was held in the United Church
basement here last Friday evening..
'This community will be sorry to
lose Mr. and Mrs. Fred Movtrbrayand
their 'family. They leave for Coch-
rane next Monday.
Mr. Beth Gaunt had the misfortune
to lose one of his teens of horses last
Thursday night.
Dr.'s j'as.'-and Mrs. McClenaghan of
London, spent a few 'days :last week
at the homes of Miss Sarah Garbutt
and Mrs, Edward Gaunt.
, Mrs. Win. McDonald Gaunt., Detroit
is visiting with her -aunt, Mrs. Reuben
Tiffin.
Mr. and,. Mrs, Roy McGee entertain-
ed a number of their friends on Tues-
day evening;
Mr. and Mrs,, John Falconer cele-
brated their thirty-fifth wedding anni-
versary on Wednesday last.
Quite a ntnnber from the 2nd of
Kinloss attended the reception of Mr.
and Mrs. Willner Nicholson at Auburn
on Friday last.
Tiffin,•
Mrs. Rt;ulirn who has been
very ill is improving fast.
Mrs. J. D. 13teeroft returned from
Seaforth on Saturday last.
IIORN -- On March 9th; in Detroit,
to VIr. and, Mrs, Henry Kruger, (nee
Jean Gillies,) a daughter.
BORN -� On February 2411i, in Tor-
onto, to Mn and Mrs. Ogilvie, (nee
Ada Clubb), a eon.
Mr, Charlie Robinson has rented a
garage in Walkerton, and went there
last week. We "wish hits sttce ss.
Miss Annie Robinson assent ''last
w ek with ]tot rnother in W alkertt-n,
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BEZGRAVE W. I. MEETS
The regular meeting of the Bel:
grave Women's
Institute,
was held on
Tuesday afternoon, March isth, at
the home of Mrs.: Richard Yui%
e. w prevailed eathe p
13eautifil Sunshine
and a very successful and enjoyable
afternoo nwas . spent, with an atten-
dance of . thirty or more ladies The
President, Mrs. James Anderson, was
in charge of the meeting, which op-
ened by all sitiging the opening ode,
followed by the Lord's Prayer repeat-
ed in unison. •
Several "matters' of business
satisfactorily disposed of,
It was arranged to hold the April
meeting in. the Forester's' Ball, when
the branch is to be favoured with a
visit from the District President and
Secretry, Mrs. Cruickshank and Mrs.
Elliott.
At the close of this meeting, the
ladies are having a "Talent Sale,” of
homemade baiting, candy, frtiit attd
other rniscellati ons articl'e's. '
::A splendid paper was given by
Rev, Scohie---"Making a Living,". or
"riving a Life," which was very retch
ettioyed by, all present,
An appropriate Leading.was then
were
given by Mrs. R. 'McCrea, of Londes
born, entitled, "March."
The meeting closed with Y cl s the' Nation
al Anthem, afterwhi deliciW
lunch was served by e hostess, +as-
sisted by Mrst. John Swart. Three
new memberswere added to the roll,
WHITECHURCH
The regular meeting of the Worn -
en's Missionary Society of Chalmer's
Presbyterian church, Whitechurch,
was • held in the vestry of the churj;li
on Thursday,. March a7th, The meet-
ing was "presided over by the Presi-
dent, Mrs. F. Davidson, and a large
number 'were in attendance, The
ladies are studying ,the text book,
"ivlosleni Women," the subjects for
the afternoon being ably presented by
Mrs. Roy McGee, Mrs, David Kenne-
dy, Mrs. Walter Lott and .Mrs. Harry
Godkin. All present thoroughly err-'
ed the meeting, Much business was
transacted
BORN
tUNTOUL- .At the Manse, Forest, on
•Saturday, March Seth, to ltev. A.
G, snd Mrs. 'Rintottl, a daughter,