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ST. HELENS
stir, W, C, Webb is in London Hos-
vital where he underwent a serious
ar n a '
per tto 0 7 Nlonclay. Mrs, Webb is
ill with jneunouia at the home of her
lighter, Mrs. Allister Hughes, That
they may ' otlt, be soon restored to
health is the wish of their many
friends:
Mrs. Jas. Durnin received word one
'clay recently of the death of her bro-
hr, r
Ir e , hf , John Webster of Regina.
-Mr. Webster, with his wife and dau-
ghter were on a holiday trip and' the
,contracted pneumonia and died at Vic-
toria, B. C,
Willie Purdon has so far recovered
front his serious operation at Wing -
ham Hospital, that he was able to re-
turn home.
Rev. Mr. Whitfield will give are 11-
Pustrated talk in the United Church
:next Friday evening. Splendid iilus-
Tlursclay, April 5th, X928
trations of the outstanding events' in
the life of Christ' during Passion week
will be shown,
The Mock Parliament held at the
meeting
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of the Y, , I.3, C. of the Un-
ited Chnrch proved quite a success.
Rev, Mr. Whitfield occupied the
speaker's chair, Mr. Wilson Woods,
the Prime Minister introduced a bill
for the establishment of Township
School Boards, This was seconded by
one "af the rnernbers, Mrs. Wallace
Miller, and, also" supported by anoth-
er member, Mr. Jas. Ramage. Mr.
Culbert, as leader of the opposition,
his members, Mr, Wallace Miller and
Mr. Lorne Woods strongly opposed
it. On being put to the House, the
13 ill like that at Ottawa was turned
down. The ,Bill proposing a tax on
Bachelors met with greater approval.
Mr.cHarvey Webb, member of the
government, who was unable to. be
present, sent his proposals for the
'sill, He was econded by Mr. Gor-
don .McPherson, who spoke in its fa-
vour, as did also the Prince Minister,
In spite of the arguments presented,
by all the members of the Opposition
the 'Bill was carried. Consequently
with a few exceptions all bachelors
over thirty will be taxed. We have
many bachelors in this locality and
we are looking forward to many June'
weddings, The evening proved very
enjoyable as well as, profitable.
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ASHFIELD
Mr. 11ex, McDonagh of Russel,
Man., is spending a few weeks with
hisr
brother
and sister, Mr. Charlie
McDonagh and Mrs, James Cook.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardiner, of
near Zion, spent last week in Toron-
to.
Mrs. Lorne 'Farrish and little son
is spending a few days with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Stein of
Paramount,
.Mr, Kenneth Campbell of Detroit,
was called home to his father's bed-
side, Mr. Roy Campbell, r2th con,
Born—To Mt'. and Mrs. Gco. Ad-
ams of Port Albert, a daughter, Con-
gratulations,
Mr, Tim Griffin, near Kingsbridge,
returned home from Toronto, where
he had. attended the convention of
Fire Underwriters' Association.
Miss Harriet Johnston of Lothain,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Adam Johnston.
Miss Lizzie Purvis, near St. Helens,
who has been assisting Mrs, Cameron,
has gone to assist Mrs. Ernest Blake,
lath con.
Mrs, James Hunter of London, who
died of pneumonia, after one week's
illness, was buried in Greenhill ceme-
tery on Monday afternoon, from the
United( Church, Lucknow.
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BLUEVALE;
Mr. Lewis Jewitt spent the week-
end with his daughter at Newton.
Quarterly. SacraMental Services were
observed in the- United Charlet' ' Ott
Sunday morning, there was a good at-
tendance.
Mr. Geo. McDonald of Goderich,
spent a few days with friends here.
Miss Margaret Curtiss is on the sick
list at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMichael of
Wingham' Junction, spent Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Association will be held at
the home of Mrs. L. Elliott on Thurs-
day,
hursday, April 5th. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Robt. Shaw will act as hostesses.
When sawing wood with a circular
saw on Monday, Mr, Jas. Nichol had
the misfortune to have the end taken
off his centre finger, which will lay
him up for some time.
Services next Sunday 'morning in
the United Church will be in charge
of the W M. S. and Mrs. Maguire of
Brussels will occupy the pulpit. In
the evening, Easter service will be
observed, the pastor will be in charge'
and will take for 'his 'topic, '4A. Light
on a Dark Road.
The regular monthly meeting of L.
O. L. 766 was held on Monday even-
ing. Mr. Geo. O. Thornton who at
tended Grand Lodge at' I3arrie .last
month gave a very instructive and in-
teresting report': of the meeting.
Mr. A. H. Coombs received the new
material for his ereamery. It is fire
proof asbestos sheeting, and will make
a very satisfactory job,
WHITECHURCH
Master Willie Purdon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Purdon of St. Helens,
returned from Wingham General Hos-
pital on Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Purdon spent a rew days'.
last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ce-
cil
Falconer.'
Maple syrup making is the order of
the day.
Miss Annie Simpson, Druggist, re-
turned to her home in- Jasper, Alta.,
after visiting for a month with rela-
tives here,
Quite a' number, of the telephone
poles althe Whitechurch -Wing -
ham road snaongpped off or bent over in
the sleet etQrm last ylweek,
lvtr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin entertain-
ri-!ded a number of young. people on Fri-
! day
ay evening last.
j Mr. Milton Bruce is cutting wood
in this community this week.
Mrs. Clark who has been with her
daugliter, Mrs. John Mason of. East
Wawanosh, returned, to 'her home at
Hensall, 'ori Sunday.
Mr. Clayton Robinson left last
Wednesday to work in the Goderich
Organ factory.
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