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The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-12-27, Page 1$prgIe "Copies,• Five Cents; With WJi W * is Amalgamated The (:,r?rie Vidette and Wroxeter News, MANY WINGHIMITES RETURN TO ENJOY WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OECEMI3ER: 27th, 1928 THE CHRI"STMAS FESTIVITIES AT HOME , Miss 'lri:elen. Clark, London, ,Miss :Ruby Forsyth, Kitchen Mr, Everett Henderson, Michigan. Miss Irene Allen, Cotten), Mies .Margaret. Piper, Toronto Miss Dorothy Hammond, York, ' Mise Mable Pugh, New York. Mr. Ralph ;'Carr, Toronto. Mr, Wilfred Ellacott, Toronto Miss Lucille Stephenson, Cleve Mr. Bernard Brawls, Toronto: Mgrs, McGibbon, Kitchener. Miss Jessie Menzies, London, Miss Mae Perdue, London. Air. and Mrs. Tom Lbekeridge, er, Flint, troit. Mr, 'Ir, Price Henderson, London, Miss Elizabeth Currie, Toronto. Miss Yvonne McPherson, King- ston, Mr. King McDonald, Kingston. Mr, Smith Hutton, Toronto. Mr. Cameron McDonald,Kingston, Mr. Allan Reid, Detroit. Miss Marjory Fisher, Toronto. Miss Edna Musgrove, Galt, Miss Helen Wilson, Toronto. Mr. Currie 'Wilson, Kitchener. Mr. Earl Groves, Detroit, Miss Eleanore McLean, Teeswvater, Miss Elizabeth Johns, Port Col- borne. Misses'Annie, Florence and Eliza- beth beth Barbee Toronto. Miss Francis Bennett, Lion's Head. Mr, Claire Adams, London. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKay, Hamil- ton, Miss Grace Fry, London, Miss Marjorie Gibson, Molesworth. Miss Doris Walker, Toronto. Mr, Harry Saunders, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cruick- shank; -Detroit. Mr. Fred Manuel, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Vie Wilson, Toronto. MissErma Finch, London. Miss Margaret Robertson, Toronto.' Mr. Sidney Johnston, ,Toronto. r Miss Ena -Currie, 'Toronto:' Mr. Clyde Louttit, Toronto, Mr. Walton 3ilfcKibbon, London, Miss Alice Williamson, Wortlting- •ton. Mr, Wilfred McFadzean, London,. Ir: Jack Field, Chicago. • Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hopper, Ex- eter. Mr. Bruce Edgar, Toronto. Miss Kate Gilmour, London. Dr. Verne Ross, London. Mr,' Drennan McIntosh, Toronto. Mr, Edward Forgie, Detroit. Me and Mrs. J. McMichael, Mrs. Joynt and Miss Beatrice Joynt,Spent the holiday with friends in Toronto. Miss Margaret Pettigrew of New York spent the holiday with her par- ents, lir, and Mrs, E. Pettigrew, Jalrii street. Edward .Forgie and Van Hopper of Detroit spent the holiday with their respective parents. Master Peter Fisher of Toronto is visiting with his aunt, I4:rs: George Hanna. Mrs, F. S. Phillips spent the holi- day with her parents in Owen Sound, Mr.. and Mrs. j. .D. Stewart of Buffalo, also Miss Agnes Stewart,. visited at the home of'Mrs, Roy 'Por. er over the Christmas. holiday, 'Mr, and Mrs. Were Rae of . St,, Marys, Mr, and Mrs., A. Porteus and Mr, and Mrs, 'Rae Porter's of .Luck - tow, Mrs. Porters, Rae and Mrs. 13enderson of Stratford,. spent the. week -end with Messrs O. Thompson attd D. Rae. See "Ramona in .-Lyceum Theatre Thursday, Friday and Sat)irday,, Two shows each night at`'`8 end New land. De- Mr; - Seek Town,. T)etrptt Sr. {r. and Mrs. R. Wise:ter, Tdauii ton, are visiting atMr..andMrs. A,, M. Bishop's Mrs. V. VanNes:teen Left, lest .week is ro• to spend the wtnlee. iii Toronto Mrs, Beck with left Nee ' wee re spend the erintcr in''"ro.ronto. Miss Vele a Johnston of London and Miss l arguerrtc;.;Joh tetet, of 'Toronto,. 'are visiting with their parents, Mr', and Mrs, F; .Jblt,nston'.'' Miss Niria }laugh and RayBoner, g o t, of Toronto,`, spent the holiday wvith b theM fortner',s :parents' Mr.and Miss. ti James Haugh, Diagonal Road. fa E.:i3ttcha l an of'Toronto "sipent the E holiday with his mother,: lV r F7 lr, y w, Mrs. Buchanan, Carling ;Bi rraee. Mr. and ;'12rs r .,A. h,. ef;.loyd'' left wvl Wednesday ',for Halifax, from where VI he. °11 sail for South Ame i f they wvt a t cr c,a , to a. spend the 'inter, BritishsC r r s 1 e w in Guiana. M p Y.r C y, George ' Allen f :Chica `o . ill' `e ni � 1, , U �,'' r ., t, t yreitin . with: his agents .i\li-,., ern(•its g t p , ., Mrs. Robt, Allen. F Harold ,1V1ills,' Muriel Redmond, Mary Cosens, David Perrie and Mar- vin Craig, of Toronto University are spending the holidays with their re- spective parents. Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Ansley of Tor- onto, and Geo, Ansley are visiting with their mother, Shuler street. Robert Mulgrain of Toronto, spent the holiday at the home of Mr, and. Mrs. A. E. Lloyd, John street, " Stanley Harrison of London' spent the holiday with his mother. Mr, and Mrs, Charles °. Brown, of Toronto, spent the holiday with the latt'er's: parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. 0, Preston, Diagonal Road, Miss Elizabeth Wellwood of New York is spending the holidays at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. R. How- son, Minnie street, Miss Agnes Walker of Toronto, spent the holiday at the hone of her mother, Mrs. Jas Walker, John street. Mr, and Mrs. j, E. Taverner and two daughters are visiting in Toron- to. Mrs, Sarah Rowan of Toronto is spending an extended visit at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adams. Mr, and Mrs. T, A. Adams of Wat- ford are guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'W. J. Adams, Mr, and Mrs• Joe Clark of •Harris - ton are spending a few days at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ?hair. Mr. and Mrs: W: J. Bunscho spent Christmas in • Milverton, Greer's Prices demonstrate the ec- onomy of cash b nyrng and cash sell- ing. Slipper Sale. We have a number of broken lines, which will be sold at big cut prices. W. J. Greer, Bring along your Shoes and Rub- bers. We repair better. and for less, Greer's Shoe Store. Mrs. W. M. nett of Blyth is spend- ing the holidayswith her sister, Mrs. John E Fells, Diagonal Road, "i1 fr: "anti' 1VJyrs. George' Wacker and family, also Mr. and Mrs, Gresham Johnston of East Wawanosh, visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. V. Breen, of Morris. Mr. Patrick Gibbons attended the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Ordin- ation to the Holy Priesthood of Dean Laurindeau, in Ford. The Dean was presented with• a substantial purse and inunerous other costly and equa- lly beautiful gifts. "Ramona" one of the most popular of modern pictures, featuring Dolores clef •Rio,'`is showing at the Lyceum on 'h'ursday, Friday and Saturday,, Two shows each night et 8 and 9.45, with rYtatepee on Saturday, The December "Blue Bell", em- ployees' magazine of The Bell Tele- phone Company of Canada, records the promotion to a still more import- ant position in the telephone service of G. C. Dalgleish, an old Wingham boy. Mr. Dalgleish becomes Line Foreman on the Central Division Construction Staff. Aniazinz 'Results andq uick relief. t se Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis for Whooping Cough, Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, Quinsy, Head Colds; Ca- tarrh, Teresa Ills ,and Sore 'Throats. WinghamD Wroxeter, . rrtggists aricl J. R. AlIeit, LOCAL RESIDENTS SEE WORLD During the, peat week members of. the Canadian: I3acific round the world cruise on the Empress of Australia have hada busy and interesting tine.. Cablee despatches . state that virsits have' been made to Gibral f; Algiers 1= anti lMonaco duringtire-week. eek. Each of t)iese; ports was reached with. the ie `ulhrity•o:f a railway train; At Gibraltar the tourists were con - sleeted through the fortifications and experiended"guides showed them the' Arab Quarters at Algiers recently made famous by P. C. Wren's' novels of; tire Fereig•ri Legion. Most of the passen 'ers celebrated g Sunday liy a drive from Monte Carlo. to Nice, IFrancc, by way of La Tuts re end the Grand Corniclie road 'and rose,;who wished to do so visited the mous Casino in the evening. The nrpress Of:Austr•alia left Monaco at a.m.; Monday en rota to Naples. :. Dr. :.Margaret Calder, of Wingham, to is tteyelling in,cornpany with ts. J. A. Fyrost o£' Owen Sound, 1$.. E:; e '13ttr.' t.. �, net and' Mrs.'John t'itnri CC i n 'f o S�'incar'di nc is �, a- ongst' the he 'Cari< dig � Canadians who areMsec- g the world from the decks of the Et of A1rstralia, seers 4(09 tea (i) (r? ) rim 11 1'il II S tut.come to tbe dale of ;t bug pear our { • naturall a p turn to tIJoSe tuba I be, e[ eb abe � , m tai poSSib1e r)rrai a aoufb expreSS our appteti "tion forpour o g obYaiYi aob' f1e pteaaure of extenbin tog o o g , p U, >t�r aerbies: ., e Sirita� t e.�eal�d SeaSonrout � �,to us 'again to ttrlSfj pots orb tboSe aasociateb b3itj you f)appp, ro ev`o i � � �� „eta tar ?fie 2bbanre=Ctr,riet f1 til ells" . z qese tr itee �Jilir SABBATH SCHOOL SCHOLARS REWARDED ej A very pleasing feature of St. An OBITUA • Much sympathy is 1 drew's Sabbath School Christmas en. Mrs, Phil. Dyer of V loss of their infant chid, which tertainment, was the presentation ofii c i rpa o books to nineteen scholars who at-sede revy ing epidemic. m :morning fro the prevailing epidemic. Y AN EFFICIENT POST OFFICE It for Mr. and i The; Christmas season annually inn- indsor, in the poses a terriffic strain on all the re- s sources of commerce and industry m i and on those men and women who serve the public. . There is, however,. no department of public service so seriously overtaxed at the Yuletide as the Post Office Department. ' In London, for instance, the nor- mal staff augmented by special help- ers, is expected to handle with accur- acy and speed a mail 20 times the av- erage size. The letter post is jamm= ed withChristeias cards, and the par - !eel post is overloaded with gifts of all sizes and descriptions going to all parts of the world. It is very' important that these shall be cleared and delivered by Christmas Day. In i many instances the public does not' co-operate with the over-worked Post, Office Department by mailing I, early, but the post office is expected toeput forth super -human effort to make up the difference in time. And l l they do. A fen- stamps stuck on a parcel in London starts on its long ; Ijourney through • J y o g1i a complicated and. a smoothly -operating piece of comate tended practically every Sunday, In addition to these the following dip- lomas were awarded in the memory Course: Beginners memory ,course, Margaret Hughes, Irlma Harrison, Evelyn Carter; Marjory, Forsyth, Ei- leen Curtis, Jean Tervit, Margaret Frazer, Helen Burgess, Mildred Reid, Marion Hughes, Harold Ross, Irene Chittick; Primary, Gracey King and Mildred Reid. Junior, Mildred Reid and June Buchanan, Catechising An- na Chittick, Marion Fry, Marion Mit- eliell and; Mildred Reid. • " ', PENNY SCHOOL BANK Out of 359 schools in Ontario hav- ing a deposit in the penny banks, Wingham school stands 15th midi 59% 'of pupils participating, and with $351.48 to their credit,- A• penny tai--. ed is a. penny made, is an old saying with .a lot of wisdom :behind it, aim to'encourage thrift, to save not hots- rnucli, but how often is good instruc- tion. ENLARGED COUNTY, COURT, 'DISTRICT Ontario Gazette announces that from -and after January lst, the Coins: - ties of Huron, Perth,.Waterloo and Wellington will constitute ' a new county court district. It is under- s`tood. that the judges of any* of these counties will have jurisdiction. in the district, the intention being to facili- tate procedure in. case of , absence or inability of any of the judges to ad. COUNTY COURT CASE His honor Judge Lewis had e leiag thy docll•'et before him for the site- tags. of the County 'Court' which :oa' J. ened on Tuesday of last week, Taylor vs. C.r•onrwell- Thorl as Tay- ler~,'of Wingham, sued Walter Crotn- well, of Woodstock, for damages for injuries to' his automobile and to hint= self, his' wife and other occupants' of. the� nts ear by being run into by de- fendant's car with plaintiff? eves. driv- ing at Woodstock in rlefey, 1927, For the defence it was contended that the plaintiff was driving at` an x� excessive speed and• ori the wrong side of the road., The evidence was:. very cori.. fltcting but the jury held that the plaintiff was in the wrong and give a verdict for. the defendant Ronde ordered that each party pay his: dwee costs. NEW • ''EAR' ilE DANCE'. Wingham Lite .are, arranging fore g a Yew Year's Ev Dance in the Win -` $ g herr a rite til s are tk of e rn def i d,erm n,cd net only to :,rfia1c ' it a successful af- :611., ',but sssit a tl public of a„com- fortable room, James Kirton , Death catne with startling sudden ness early Saturday morning to Jan es Kirton, :a well-known farmer i Turnber:ry.. While in VIr. Smith store at :Bluevale, he was stricke with a stroke, lapsing into uncons iousness, and later removed :to hi home, where he passed away about o'clock 'Saturday 'morning. The de ceased was a strong, robust man, ap parently in best of .health, and so fa as is known never had been subjec to any heart weakness. ' His sudden taking off is a great shock to his friends ,irrd a staggering blow to his widow and. only boy, whose Christ- mas seascin will be one of sorrow and sadness instead of joy and gladness. Deceased was well anti favorably known by 'a large number of friends as yhe has resided in 'Turnber'ry most of his life, He is survived by his wife and one son, Eldon, who is '12 years olcl, also one brother, John, who resides ori the 4th lice, and one sister Belle. For seeteral years he has been; connected with the Howick.Mutual Fire :insurance ,Co. He was also an active member and worker in 'Pres- byterian church, ]3l•uevale:' In poli- tics he was a Conservative. The sym- pathy ,of the • community is extended o the beieavedin their hour of sad rens.. Arthur Nash The death occurred in Sarnia, on December Leith, of Arthur. i'V•ash ` aged , g 2 years, a"wvell•known resident of the ity, and for 41, years an express Mese edger for the Canadian National ailway, He had been in ill health or 'five years. 'Che late Me, 'Nash as a warden of St. Johttls Anglictzn hirci. aid a nieinber ' of• Vietoriia odge, A `1". & A. 'SSI. ; ntifer wvirose nspices <the.funeral was .1r 1d. s e 1 M r. "coli at. o'e;,titnc lived in d "Wtn h aria, g. e,i:: is s . r � u �v l .v„ et .by his wvidoww Walls re daughter, Mr; 5. W, Powell, Ite- m 'c er, end , tivo sorts, 1'i,dwt'ard � Wings en and Albeit, Sar nhi,' SubscriPtipne $caro per year CHRISTMAS EXAMINATION RESULTS OF THE WINGHAM HI.GI-i SCHOOL' The names of .the students are ranged in order of merit.. Class Includes 'all between 75 and • 10 Class II —All between 66 and Class TIT—60-66%, ..E'ass.-••• 50. Failures—Below 50. School re -opens Monday, J'ani 7th, FORM IA Composition, lst Class—Jack Schaffter. 2nd Class—Mary Smith, (Be Taylor, Kenneth Lott, Vivian Ti. Dorothy Pollock, (VVnt., Cruicksha Milian Moore) Leah Robertson,. M garet Taylor. 3rd Class ---(Alton Adams, An MacGillivray) (Agatha Coultes, R Thompson) John Pattison, (Ma Dobie, Alberta MacLean; Scott M chell, Hartley Smith) Donalda ter, Laving Durnin. Pass—(Harvey Burgess, Jack Bur man) Murray Rae, Dell Walker, D othy Deans, Harry Fry, Vera Fry, Failure—Athol Purdon,. Literature 1st Class—Alberta MacLean, Ja Schaffter, Betty Taylor, Marga Taylor, Anna MacGillivray, Agat Coultes, Jack Bergman, Leah Ro ertson, Kenneth Lott, Alton Adams 2nd. Class—John Pattison, (Vivia Tiffin, Murray Rae) (Rae Thames° Dorothy Beans), Mary. Dobie, 3rd: Class—Mary Smith. Pass—Win. Cruickshank, (Hartle Smith, Dell Walker), (Doroth Deans, Vera Fry),: ;Donalda Fixte Laving Durnin, Scott Mitchell,` Failure—Millan Moore,. Harry Fr Athol Purdon, History lst Class—(Agatha Coulees, Alber- ta lbe to MacLean, Betty Taylor, Margare Taylor), Leah Robertson,' (Doroth Deans, Dorothy Pollock, Rae .Chomp son, Millan Moore), (Anna MacGil livray, Kenneth Lott). 2nd Class—Vivian ,Tiffin, Georgen l'uileu, Donalda Fixter. 3rd Class -(Jack Bergman, Scott Mitchell, Murray Rae), •(Alton Ad-. ams, John Pattison), • Pass—(jack Schaffter, Wm. Cru- ckshank), Dell Walker, Mary Dobie, Evelyn Lincoln, Lenoa Deans, Vera Fry, Hartley Smith), (Harvey Smith) '1•ryllis Weaver). Failure—Mary Smith, Harry Fry, l,avina Durnin, Teresa Roth, Athol 'urdon, Arithmetic '1st Cies —Anna MacGillivray, Dor- thy Deans, Agatha Coultes, John Pattison, Wm, Cruickshank, Alberta MacLean, Hartley Snaith, Mary Smith,. (Mary Dobie, Betty Taylor), (Margaret Taylor, ,AIton Adams), Laving Durnin, Donalda Filter. 2nd Class—(Vivian. Tiffin, , Harvey Burgess), '(Rae Thompson, Athol Purdon), Dell Walker. 3rd Class•—(Jack Bergman, Miiian Moore). 'Pass—Vera Fry, (Leah Robertson, Harry Fry, Kenneth Lott, Scott Mit- chell,. Rae Murray, Jack' Schaffter), Botany lst . Class—Harvey ..Burgess, ,Jack Bergman, 2nd Class—Rae Thompson, Alton Adams, Betty Taylor. 3rd Class -Agatha Coultes, (Marg- aret Taylor, John Pattison), Mary Smith, (Mary Dobie, Anna MacGil- livray, Vivian Tiffin, Scott Mitchell). Pass—Jack Schaffter, Dell Walker, Alberta MacLean (Bill Cruickshank, Dorothy Deans), Dorothy Pollock, Laving Durnin, Murray Rae. Failure ---Kenneth Lott, Donalda Fix -ter, Hartley Smith, Leah Robert- son, Harry Fry, Millan Moore, Athol Pnrdon, 'Vera Fry. Algebra ar- Mary Smith, Alton Adams, Jack T— Scl laffter, Jack' Bergman, (Levine :. 0%, Durnin, Harvey Bergess), "(Dell Wal 74%, leer, Donalda Fixter), —60, 2nd Class -(Vera Fry,' Scott Mit- chell), Mary Dobie, Athol Pardon, iary Leah Robertson. 3rd ,Class --Harry Fry. Pass.—Kenneth Lott, Freneh 1st Class--Dorothy,Deans, Merger- tty et Taylor, Vivian Tiffin, Alberta Mae- Tiff Lean, Hartley Smith, (John Pattison, see Agatha Coultes;), (Dorothy Pollock, ar- Betty Taylor), Murray Rae, ' (Scott Mitchell, Rae:Thompson), (Donalda ea Fixter, Milian Moore), Jack.Burg- as roan, ,(Alton Adams, Anna MacGifli-: t•y vray), Leah °Robertson, - Jack Schaff it- ter, Mary Smith, (Lavine Durnin, Al- in_ ton Adams), Mary Dobie, Dell Wal- ker. g_ 2nd Class—Wm. Cruickshank, Ken- os._ neth Lott, Vera. Fry. :Pass—Harry Fry, Athol Purdon. Geography 1st Class—A, Coultes, Id Taylor, ck S. Mitchell, D. Deans, A. MacGilliv- ret ray, L. 'Robertson, J. Bergman, M. Iia Rae, J, Schaffter, B. Taylor, B. b Cruickshank ilt. Moore, 2nd Class—H, Fry,M. s Smith, ' A. n Adams, M. Dobie, 1( Lott, R.:Thoiu- n pson, D. Pollock, D. Pieter, V. '.Cif- ' fin. 3rd Class—J, Pattison, H. Burgess, v A. MacLean. iy Pass—V, Fry, H. Smith, :I:., Dur- nin A. Purdon. r', FORM I1I Y' English Composition lst Class—J. King, Id, Scubie. 2nd Class J, Fortune, D. Taylor, r A. Moir, W. Moir, E Weir: 3rd Class—I. 'Kelly, R. McGregor, P. Walden, (G. Beatty, R. Chc:ttl- y burg, E. Ricli). Pass—I, -Sutton, H. Beatty, (M. CanteIon, E. Metcalfe), 3. Hercl, H. a Vincent, (E. Hamilton, E. Johnston) Failure -G.' Aitchison, English Literature lee Class—A. Moir•, E. 'Weir, (J. King, W. Moir. 2nd Class—P. Walden, (H. Beatty, D. Taylor), J, Fortune, H. Vincent). 3rd Class --(J, Herd, M. Scobie). Pass—I. Sutton, " (R. Chettleburg, E. Rich). Failure --G, Beatty, (M. CanteIon, E. Hamilton), G. Aitchison, R. Mc- Gregor, E. Metcalfe, E. Johnston, I. Kelly. British F,tistory lst, Class—E. Weir, 2nd Class— A. Moir. 3rd Class --J. King, D. Taylor. Pass—(J. Fortune, H. Vincent), (J. Herd, W. Moir), (H. Beatty, M. Cantelon, P. Walden), Failed—(E, Metcalfe, I. Sutton),. R. Chettleburg, M. Scottie, G. Beatty, G. Aitchison, 1, Kelly, E. Johnston, R. McGregor, 'E, Hamilton, E. Reil. I. Geography 1st Class—J, Fortune. 2nd'Class— l), Taylor, Y E. Weir),' , (R. Chettleburg, Scobie), A. Moir, 'R. McGregor. 3rd Class—.l'. Walden, ?L Cantelon, 1. Metcalfe. Wass—W. Meir, J. Iferd,' E, John- Ston, (I. Kelly, E. Rich), H..Beatty- Failed --G. Beatty, G. Aitchison, E, Hamilton, 1. Stettin. Art. 1st Class -D. Tayboi', (J. Herd, M. (Ccintitined on :Page Two) r- tial transportation machinery, which rarely is at fault, The policy of the n- 'Post Office Department has always n 'been that the public must be served. ,51 • '1_1 'The above is from the London c 'Free Press, and on the 'whole might :be appliable to the local office. Mr. -1 ilfusgrovi got what experienced help - I he could, for it must be remembered that inexperience would only add to tithe confus'. ion in the .office at this t time,, and by long hours of extra work, met the condition with very satisfactory results. It is no small matter to do twenty times the ordin cry work, niueh of it exciti.ig in the usual time, Yet this yearly rush has come and gone, With. good service to the public, .7 c 5 R f w C .L si 1 H et e1 Ire. Ethel ]Beckwith Christmas had a sad and sorrowful ending at the home of,M.e Earl. Cum. - mitts, Toronto, when his, wife passed away on Wednesday morning after a short illness of "flu". Mrs. Cummins was formerly.. Ethel Beckwith • of. Wingham, and whose mother had just recently gone to. Toronto to spend the wieter'with her. Besides her hus- band, Mrs. Cummins, leaves two email children. The funeral takes place on Fi iday, • lyfarjorie' Edwards A sac. event took place in Gorri•e. on Monday inornirig of last week, when Marjorie, seeped daughter, of; Mr, and Mrs. James .Edwards lased away. She was nine ycat s of age and of a bright and cheerftil.•dispoeii, time: Much sympathy is, felt for th'c bereaved family.. The lifeleeseirileiliad been ill for`about three wv eke a ..' ,,bu e tno alartit was felt tttltil l� ast week, wrtipn tier•to.tdtiron beeame•sdig "it " o s a d'slw n e was foetid` to b. ..'. e sttffcrii f i t r<tn i ,.tst ki' s.n a tttietiitrt itis.: In spite e ofa11'tliat 'coetfd be done the little one gteve weaker ni til the end came,.. 1st; Crass ---John Pattison, Dorothy Pollock, (Dorothy 1)eaits, An na Mac- Gillivray, Hartley Smith), Laving Durnin, Mary Smith, Betty Taylor,. Alton Adatns, 2nd Class—Agatha Coultes, Nerds da Fixtere .3rd Class ---(Margaret Taylor, Har- vey • Burgess), 'Rae Thompson. Pass- Murray; Rae, Vivian Tiffin, Bill Cruickshank, .Leah Robertson, (Scott Mitchell, Millan Moore), Failure—Dell Walker, (Jack Burg- man, Kenneth Lott), Alberta Mac - Tecate Mary Dobie, Athol Purdoii, r•atn 1st Class—Iarg e gar t Taylor, Vivian Ti;ffiti, Dorothy beans, (T)orothY POI - leeks leek 13. ,. r.t t,v� Taylor,)' (1illiertg 'Mac - Leah., M<ic_Leat., Hartle Y Smith), Rae Thome-.. sOrr, John Pttison MurrayRae,'. (Agatha Conitee, Anna MacGillivray) Millan 111oor•e, Bill Cruickshank, UNITED CHURCH WINGHAM Rev. Sidney .Davison, Pastor Tele-Church140, Parsonage 183 Sk1NiDAY, DECEMBER 30th. v E e • 1tr Subject: et k' Dec, 3 ec 30—"Things Thin s You will .e 'V'.W g Ye ter Regret".