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WINGHAIVL ONTARIO THURSDAY, MARCH 28th 1929
Sub
riptions $zola per year.
Huron! Old
The Heron
introduced a ii
winter entertaii
day evening las
and, 1).0x -social*
Street.
This was con
in the way of e
though the w
•.agreeable, there
dance, and the
decorated boxes
something rem
very keen corn
• ladies, and it ser
the judges, Dr.
• -ected the prize
Young, one of t
bers of the asso
honors, and wh
Insect the hands
lees, Mr. J. A.
President, bein
:boxes were auc
ity, running fr
,three dolags,
Mr: and Mrs.
vised the bridge
handsome prizes
successful comp
Dancing, old
was carried on
-professional cal
Orchestra.'
The follosvin
present:- Mr,
bes, Mr. and
.and Mts. R. C.
Mr. and Mrs.
• Floody; Mr, an
th and Mrs. W
Mrs. H. B. Sto
M. Pringle; Mr.
•necly; Mr. and li
• and Mrs. J. D.
Paterson, Long
P, Sandwich, L
Mrs. W. Todd;
.M.P.P., Goderic
Dr. and Mrs. J.
H. 3. Hodgins;
• Young; Mr. A.
Newton; Mr. R.
Mr. A. D. Fishe
Mr. Robt. H
'Brown; Mr, jas
Turner; Mr. J. ET
Durie; Mr. Reg.
Hoffman, Sebri
Ferguson; Mrs.
J. Sneyd; Mrs.
• A. Lewis; Mrs,
A. McGregor';
Miss Constance
tie, Miss Adeline
Finn, Miss. laf,
'Watt, Miss An
Hunter, Miss Pe
ie -e Bates, Miss 1
others whose.na
tained.
Notes of
Much real syl
for Mrs. j. A. M
•fined to her ho
fractured a,nkle,
missed.
Everybody w.
Mrs. R. C. King
a protracted illn
Lack Kennedy
der of the even
secured at least
Secretary Flo
Orange proelivit
bidder on the 0
and it was, a be
it for next 12th
A. Q. Smith,
vance-Times, got
box, and it was
A. G. is one oft
Mrs A. McGre
Clinton Now Eri
Advance, attende
the first time; a
The old time
popular than ev
Left" is now 4
R. T. Trwin, T
-seas one of the
pretty nearly beat
"Piper's Dam"
of the boxes.•
price, and it is rtt
tents .virere sup
Creath.
Robert 1•101me
Charlie Roberts°
t4on were far mo
6estne 'yea
sit the present tiiii
to buy any silk
President Pot.
with the exporim
another ono duri
!N,
Boys' Assoc,
Of Toronto'
.
OBITUARY,
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LOCAL AND 'PERSONAL
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NOTA ONE-MAN JOB
SOME GOOD TIPS
THREE ORDAINED TO
..PLVAINICIONIOMOS.1...amag..11:1•601/1.011MItaria•,.1177.111MM.
Mr. PaIrson Leaving
, Arldresir Johnstone
There' w •
passed .away at Carlow an
Wednesday Mt,
Miss Alberta Walker . is spending
the week -end in Toronto,
, ,
Sugar for the.week-end $5,90
Present indications are that the pro-
posed celebration of the .Golden,Jub-
ilee of •the town's incorporation will
The St. Marys journal -Argus has
the following'to say about local items
handed in for
TFIE PRIESTHOOD BY
• •.
BISHOP J. C. ROPER
,
G.erietal regret is felt in town ova
the intended deperture of G. R, Pal
. ,
314 Boy' a Toraii.t.0
my feature frit° thee....r.
Ion Fri.:.
ments, when
t, they held a cu1e.=
at Hy.gela Hall, Elm
,ii ,e
(.1 red an exPertmen,t
ntertainments, but, at -
ether was very dis-
,
was a splendid atten-
beatitiful display 6f
of refreshments was
arkable. •Therci • was
petition arriongst, the
'ill difficulty that
IS WI
and Mrs.' Moore, sel"-
.
winner, Mrs: . G. C.
le .most popular mem-
dation carried off the
m auctioned off, ree-
. -
me suit of threedol
McLaren Honotary
; , •
g • the ;•buyer. , The
ioned off with •rapiel-
In1 fifty cents Up to
I-1. BStowe suns--
and .euchre, and very
were awarded to the
titors. ' .
time and new tithe,
until 1 a.m., with e
ler-off, and a ' violin
• are some .of those
Ind .111.ra. A. E. For
Ers. W. :Powell; Mr.
King and Miss King;
E.. Floo'dy and Miss
Mts. B. H. McCrea-
McCreath; 'Mrand
we; ma and Nies, ea
and Mrs. Lack Ken-
frs. John Moon; Mr.
ley; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Branch; Mr. and
;ng- Branch; Mr. and
Mr..C. A. Robertson,
- Mr J A. MeLeren•
Moore; Dr. and Mre.
Mr. and Mrs, G. C.
G -smith, safe; G.. A,
T. Irwin, Thornhill;
e ma H., E. warsea;
lines. Mr. • Russel
,
. Arnastrorig; Mr. J.
,. Ferisuson• 1). D. A,
,
Williams; Mr. Geo.
igville;
,13. ThorePson; Mrs
). L Bayes• Mrs F
T. B. Hughes• Mrs.
..... ,
Are, j. C. I-Iamley;
, .
3tewart, Miss H, Lit-•
114i
RoSs, ss Florence
4Ph
DoliettyM. , Miss-
•
nie Hamilton, MISS
arl,Hissey, Miss 01-
I. McNeill ead many
, , •
nes could not be ab-
the evening.
p a thy was e.xpressed
Laren, Who was eon-
ne on accaunt of a
She was verY much
s delighted to see
on hancl again, after
.
:Ss. • . , • .
eva,s tl•te liveliest hicl-
.ng • He • must •heive
half a dozen box'es, •
c1.3r, with . hi 1.15Md
ies, was, the litelsy
and Blue box,
zuty. He is holding.
of July,'
Ortnerly of the Ad-
big heart for his
a i . .
rery appropritte, for
lie best. , •
got, foremrly of the
., and the Wingliam
•
d the functions' for
Ld was delighted. '
.
dances were more
ne and "Allem, and
•
popular enovement
,acher, -Di Thornhill,
' first activate, He
, G..A, Newton,:
was the label on one
Et ,sold for a high
•.. ,
niored, that tlic -cane
died by Bert Mc
1, ex-M.P., infoi•nied
a M.P.r., that bite-
.
e expensivente West
•s ago tlian thy are
.e, es you don't have
Iteesee tioW.
. . .
•ee Is well satished
tnt, aed he promisee
eg the Autnrim sea-
rriornin,g, ch 1.3th one
, 'i.•'"
the pioneers of this countryhthe
Of .
person, of Mr. Andrew Johnstone.
'-- 'n y.. • a
He was in his. eighty in th Lai , tid
'most
cwt.
DominionI
S tores, senenteri e,
' Mrs. W, A, Miller has been spends
in a •f ser da i' la
. a' e .3.'s w th friends In To
•
not materialize. as public meetings de-
termined, and that so far as the come
mittees appointed are concerned 'their
-
usefulness is Officials' to Man-
publication, which we
.can heartily eadorse:
,."Many of our local organizations,
such as church societies d
an.. COM/Mtn-
ity associations, have a
Impressive Ceremony, Condneted. In •
Christ Church Cathedral by the Lay-
' ing On of 'Hands.
erson, Agricultural leepresentativ
.for Huron, who is being transferre
to Peel County, with headquarters, e
Brampton..
Mr,
had spent of hie life in Canada,
coming from near Strortinesse in the
teas. • .., . et e e 1, ..1 . . i ., i
ency , s an s, , cot erg, se acn . he
was thirteen years of age, Hie first
intention was to sail on the Lakes,
for his; father . had been a sailor be-
fore, hem, and was captain of a i hill
• .- • ,
Which was wrecked in the Bay of Bis-
• • '
cey; the captain was rescued but .died
later from the. effects of the - s re
d: ' h 1 exli?'
arid the expeneaces t rouge w. uch he
had 'paseed. Captain Magnus •Spence,
);vith whom Andrew Johnstonecame
to• Canada, had a brother, Captain
John Spence of Southamptonwho
owned several boaton. oneof hich
s . w
he expected to sail as captain. et so
• • •
happened, however, that all .,of. the
boats had left. for the American side,
• . •
Captain Spence then decided to go
South. to the MisSissi ' '
PPI and take
ere of a boeerebut folin-
chart th; bMi.
. . e . f
stoee refused to go where therele-ere
,
negroes. He hii•ed with a young far-
mee but .slid not stay long, being an
'nous tp get to .his relatives at Zet-
land, now Wingham, staying the win-
, .
ter there. He accompanied his ceu-•
onto.. . • -
••,111r. HarrY, Coutts of ' Toronto
• • '
spent the week -end with friends •in
town • '
Ste
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. wart, of Kit
chener spelt the week end with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Coutes.
Mrs. (Dt) J• E. McEachern,. .of
• . • . ..
Winnipeg is visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mre.• R. Vanstierie, .
m,ss
• L. Agnes MacLean, of Wesley
Hospital Staff, Toronto, spent a few•
days.. at her home here last week,
Additional Specials. fot Easter --40
ar lbs. Sugand 1.1b. afo
s:L. Tea, r
$1.14. Dominioe. Stores Limited..
Hat • • • • '
Mr. ry Coutts and little. daugh-•
ter of Toronto spent the week -end
, , .•
with his mother, sister and friends.
• .
MrsW
, . Finch Will represent' Vic-
tory Mission Circle of the ' United
Churchat P. bt •I' E'
a _ res y eria in• teet er
on A.pril 30th. ,
• llion Abdollars will .be
,
out onemispent on Goderich hatbor •by Private
• • ' a
companies and •the Fedeeal Govern
•
ment thi.,
s year
past
age the affair were' suggested and lat -
er unanimously.sconfirmed and for a
.
time
time some progre§s was made.' Soon
the enthusiast of some of the more
active' ones waned, and they•develop-
ed an antagonism to the Project that
ensured its collapse, so far as that
committee was concerned, An Old
Boys' ,
and .Giris'. Reunion seemed
, .
logical and appropriate to link up the
past. with the present, to afford an
opportunity . for former residents of
Wingliatri to return home under uni-
eine and exeentional circumstances,
and share with the citizens in the pre,-
gres s ma.de in the fifty years, and also.
renew acquaintances long severed
• • • ' '
Such a gathering also requires a lot
of work co co-operation and team team play
from all classes... It is. not a one-man
job. That the dropping of the pro-
ject will be a disappointment not only
• •
.to many citizens of Wingham is cer-
Winghamiteswho have Written tain, but ' more so to many former
. ' • • •
, antic-
ipa. ing e p easares o once m. z .
t* th I ' f ' ' s'
visiting the scenes of their early days.
press secre-
tary Whose. duty it is to send in a
short report of their meetings to the
local newspaper. The idea is an ex-
cellent one and the reports are usu-
ally welcomed by the editor. But
nevvspaper spice is valuable and there
are one or two points that need to be
observed if the report is to find a
place in the paper. In the. first place,
the report should be sent in while it
ie still news, not jest the -week before
the next monthly meeting of the so-
,ciety. .A second important point is
to confine the m
report to items that are
or •some interest to eta. reading pub e
lic. It is not necessary to give the
full:minutes, including the number of
the hymn sung. The Journal -Argus
is glad to publish reports of these
'conutunity gatherings throughout the
distinct, but we would like press sec-
retaries to bear especially in mind
that their reports should be sent in
while they are fresh, and also to
kindly eliminate items of the minutes
vz Tic al o no
1' h •e f 'interest to the ordin-
ary reader." s
'
-
(Ottawa Citizen, March 20th.)
With a large number of the city
Anglican clergy, as veeli as a large
congregation of the laity in attend-
ance, Rt Rev. J. C Roper, Bishop- of
Ottawa diocese, this morning con-
ducted an ordination service in which
three young men, Rev. J. S, K., Tyr-
rill, Rev. s.• S. Clarke and Rey. J. R.
Allen were ordained .to the Anglican
Priesthood from the deacoriate.
The three young men, who have
held deacon's 'orders in this vicinity
for some timenr
, were given their el-
'comth
e to e priesthood by Rev. Da
A. H.' Greer, DD., principal of Bish-
op's College, 'LennoxvilleS who in a
striking sermon urged them . to pat-
tern their lives upon. Chriat, living
in Him and trying to attain His tact,.
He defined tact as the ability to con-
duct the battlieligbheetrwpe.elannecpoififlgicotoihd
minds on the g_
will, and urged the three . deacons,
who were about to be ordained as
'priests', not to compromise evil or to
• .
avoid issues,. but to meet them fear-
lessly the higher
Peterson, who has been z
Clinton for, the past three yeers, ha:
he addition to performing the dutie
Of his office with entlau,siasm, prove•
hiinself a public-spirited 'citizen', talc
ing an •interest in all matters whit
were for the betterment of the tow,
or cominunity. He has talsen a kee:
interest .in the success of the annua
Spring F.air, in the rearganized 'B'oar.
Of •I'racle and was, this year electe.
: .. a
President of the Horticultural (:)c
iety. ' On Friday • •evening hist th
merithers of the Community Tenni
Club met at the home of Mr. am
Mrs. J, Zapfe,. when a jolly evenim
was spent together and before it
close Mr. and MrS, Paterson were th
recipients of a handsome end „table
' as a little .souvenir of the good time
spent on the, tennis court Mram
Mrs. „Paterson will be. missed in ,th.
circle of •their friends. in Clinton
s
whose best Wishewill follow then
to their new homeMr. G. A. Mc
Cague who •has been Mr. . Paterson.'
assistant since June last, when h.
graduated frorn the: 0.A.C, will sue
ceed him in News
sin, Magnus Linkaterewho was walk-
ing to Goderieli as far as the home
. . •
Teeswater businessmen adopted the
Thursday half -holiday. from: May ist
YOU SAVE 10 PER CENT.
Mrs. •J. C Reading slipped at the
back door her home Monday,
on plane of good..
will '
With the
. office.---Clintoti.
Record. '
Of Mt Wit. Young, arid. rernained in
,
of on
characteristically beauti-
.
,
his employ for twelve years, until IVIr.
.
to October 31st" with Wednesday
.
night open.
a Mao s , a , se , . .
cen men s amt. isoys ie ew Spring
and. falling broke one of her arms.
- . failing broke
ful rite and. ceremony of the A.ng ii_
can
EDITOR ATTENDING
TRIENNIAL COUNCII
Y.oung retired and was comfortably
•
. ,
' Miss Louise E Hanna
Suits for • Easter. Isard's Clothing
clergY ordinatiOn' service, the
' • .
settled hi his new home. For a time
's
• . leaves this
for
Store.
LISTEN FOR THE SIREN
men vac:fer ridoacinaie dA,
-
Mt J. J. Hunter, the Kincardinc
lit managed Mr. Polley. farm , in
week ,Montreal to accept a posi-
tion hi. the Royal Victoria
.
The new fire alarm to be tried out
co
the nwgiitih,_
•
can clergy assisting le the
of
Iteview-Reportet.ex-Geand Master c.,
'
Goderich township, then he eemoved
to Kincardine, wherehe lived until
. .
his marriage, with. Miss Julia Young,
da.ughter of Mt. and Mrs. Alexander
,,younge and niece. of. William .Young,
l'hree years later, in 1874, he .paid a
visit to his home' in the Orkney's. On
his. retetri he bought a farm on the
2nd concession of Huron townshin,
' rut countyisear Amberle and
in ' Be Y.'.
lived there tea years. After selling
Mr' bought ;
Hospital,
as Assistant Dietitian. k
y mi., Laura Robinson and Mr. Ei--
nest Robinson spent the weak end
with !their brother, Dr. Harold Rob-
inson, .of Walkerton. y .. .•
.. Miss May Allen was 'in Ottawa last
week attneding' the induction services
of her brother, James Rog-er Allen, to
• -• .•
the pi 1.(Anthood of the Anglican
church, •
'
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.'. Greer spent la
few days in Toronto last' nite,ek.
, d.
M• Jack M B tt'e "
1.. ea ic is ,spen mg a
lfs , da ,
a , 3s. with iriendepin Toronto. ,;screech
'
Mr. Bob Wright of the Dominion
Bank staff, Toronto, is spending a ,
week with Mr. and Mrs. John Ander-
sate '
!
Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman of 1.oronto,
visiting at the home of the lit -
by Wingharn Council is exPected in
town any day, and just as soon as is
ible it will be given a trial. So
possible
if you hear an unearthly wailing
some afternoon, do not im-
.gine the World's erid has come. It
is not that kind of a warning, you
a- - • •
now -just a fire aI arm -b ut one for
0,vhich preparedness•is not out of the
way.
ceremony
of the laying on of hands. Rev. John
Fisher acted as bishop's chaplain A
short sketch. of the carreer of the
ne.wly ordained ministers folloee'si. '
Rev. James Samuel King Tyrrell is
the eldest.•.pf the five sons of Mr. and
M.rs, j. E Tyarell, of Ha-velock aa_
enueOttawa and was born
, in ee,_
ford, England, coming to ,Canada with
. .
his parents several years ago. mr,
and Mrs. Tyrrell are,membere of the
the Grand .Lodge of Ontario West
has been appointed to represent thal
body at the Triennial Council of tile
World Orange Lodge to be held ir
Scotland in jiily. Mr. Hunter will
attend the Grand Lodge of 'British
America, which holds it e meetings in
Montreal late in June and will jai"
, ..
mediate].) sail for •Great Britain vvith
other delegates. -1.'hey expect' to be
P resent at the great Belfast Parade
this 'farm Johnstone ..:e
old ''Gowrie" farm De the .7theconces-
Mr. Bruce Edgar of Torcinto spent
the week_ena e;,,ith friends in'' town
„teas parents,. 11.1.tr'i and; Mrs'. John
Kerr.
.
. WEDDINGS
Church Di the AseetiAienhere they
00. July le h.-
elan of Colborne, Where he lived On -
.til his .retirement; nine years, ago, sin-
and favored the cong-regation of the
United church, with a solo on Sunday
Mrs. Beek.avith returned to Toronto
MacIntyre-Nieholson
1 atjlinfodi.n. ttli.0-73,..t.iri.iireefialianrai iltsyt-he uancdi
h:iat.
. .
. W. M. S. MEETING.
ce which, time he had lived at Car-,
low, Fie is survived by his widow
' _ .. .
and four children: Julia B., wire ot
Charles ' Robertson a M.P.P.; Alex.
'
Young of Vancouver' Christina, wife
( • ' ' „
4 George Pattison, of I.oronto; jo-
nhine•Pearl wife of 13. C. Weir, M.
SC' ' • ' "
1) 'of Aubttrn. A ,great sorrow came
' " . ' • • •
hito the home in• 1911 in the sad loss
1 ' - • -
of john IVEckerris, the 3roungest boy,
by set -e,
drowning. On November
ta21, .mr and ;Kra Johnstone cele-
- '
,eveninga ,
Three large gangs of wild geese
flew over town 00 Monday heading
north, one ghng• being quite low, but
all making their presence knocvn by
loud honking .
• '
te, et. Mooney, 01
Mr, and Mrs. - - - '
Pi ) ,v ni c -0 . en ag me I f
•‘. l (-- a 1 °an e 1( g• ee n . o
their daughter, Adeline, to left Ross
H. Martyna of that village. Miss
Mooney has been in charge of the
E
this week after a short visit here, and
will likely remain ehtTe for some
time
. ,
On March 19th, 'Ales. Win. Ander-daughter
on of AVaivanosh, had 9 little chicks
from 11 eggs, all strong healthy little
fell'°wa' 'A
Pile April meeting of Wingliain '
'
H , „. . ., , ., .
oepital Auxiliary will be held in the
Council Chzunber on Monday, Aare,
lst, at 3..45 pan. ;their
l
On Saturday, March 23rd, at the
Manse, Ailsa Craig, Rev. J. A James
• - . .
united in marriage Norma, eiciest
•
of Aft Alex. .Nicholson ot
Lucknow, Ont., to Archie, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Duncan IVIacIntyre.
few of the immediate relatives of
both parties were present, After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. MacIntyre
Jeft. for a short hone.yinooa trip. On
return they will reside on the
groom's farm near Lucknow.
naardneeddat otclli,i.
sl‘cth-t6a.011);11:ries‘
1 lege' Lennoxville, and was ordained
I deacon a year ago in Ottawa, and
.
since then has been sereing the
church in Combei•mere. Ai the scr-
vice today his parents will be present.
Rev. Sereon Samuel Clarke ie the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarke,
of Navan, OnParice Where Ile receivedspecialP
his early education, afterwards at-
e
tending the Collegiate' Institute in
Ottawa, and then Trinity College,
'Toronto.
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• .
The regular monthly meeting of the
.
United Church W. M. S. mill be held
.
in the school ro.orn Tuesday,. A.pril
.2ncl at 3 o'clock. .
Mrs. Wm. Field and her ,group will
I ‘ f tl St cl Book H
have c large. u le . ri y our
and as it is Easter Week WC Will have
a s eaker, Mrs. (Rev.) Craw,
of LuelZnoev. '
Come and spend an hour with us,
you will surely enjo3r it.
• •s
• •breted their golden weddingIl
, e
tool p ace from Iii', late re.st-
funeral to 1
Ripley m
. xpiess for some years.
I ' ' s- • .
T sc. oldest inhabitant notto
Fresh Fruit and Vef.seta.bles, Lea:i
tuce, Celery Carrots, Toniatoes, Or -1 ..
Fruit, Canadian Club Learns
Since his ordination to the
cleaconate a yea.r ago, Mr. Clarke has
in
ISARD'S FOR SHOES
dence to Colborne, cemetery oil Fri.-
b• th
day, March 15th, A large num er e
• • •
he carried aevay by the exceptionally
fine weather of last week -end and
.
angels Lemens, Grape and Ba,-
nanas at the right prices, Always
fresh. Dominion Stares, Limited.
e
l About Greek Sculpture
been charge of Si Peter's Mission,
ottawa, and also served at St. John's
church, Merivale. :A(r. Clarke's
--
10 per cent. discount off all lines
for Easter trade,
• 1
Ic house h nhlc1
tencs1e e the service at ea
e
thinl- thet suminer is here: Thunder
-
'
par-
was conducted by Reir. R. 13. Cumin-
ing, aSsisted • by, 'Rev, W. R, :Alp, of
A /I burn, , There evere many beautifel
floral tribatet. The pallbearers were
Gordoil Young, J, j. Rohertsoni jam-
.
cs Bisset, .james aecKeneta,•Arthur
Claris and afell,01,• Tyndale Flis ne-
Phew, johll Johnstone. of Ottawa,
' I ' 1 ief h • draulic engitmer of the
who le e I Y . .. .
Dominion of Canute was preSent at
- . • . ' ' •
1 hristone possess-
the falieral- 'Mr. ;° • ' s
ed a anique DIntraeter. '1.11ere was a
quiet.nobilit3s-alsciut him which come
mancled,the,respect and admiration ssf
all who• knew him intimatelY• . I
f the hectic life of modern days
spite o . . ."
he maintaineda the ctalm poise.•svhich
•••• decided cherecteri tit of his fon:-
1.." a • • ' ' ' s $
father's I-iis life was rich in love
and lightning on Monday suggests
colder. weather, 'so it. might be just
'
as •well to lseep Winter clothes on a
while.
' k .
One of the pleasing features of
.
Station10BP Tuesday broadcast be
to 12.30 and •L30, is the Crown
Life presentattop of electrical repro-
ict'o s the better cless of music
dt i n.., ' l
In addition there is a Short tale:eon in-
• .
1 - ' •h , need o it hebenefits
sl lanec, t .I.•f z t „
. the pi it et-
it provides, and. . 1 . . '
ferds. 'This hour likely continue
fot a few months. • .
Word eves received 10 bruseels, on
• •
Sunday morning of -the death of Wit-
liam Rade, which took place in Lon-
•
don on Siaturday afternoon, Mr,
, la • ' I f .1 '•
)(Miss Marjorie Gurney received a
clenided but pleasant surprise on Fri-
day evenings when the young people
of Se Andrew's Church tendered her
a. miscellaneous shower at the home
of Miss Eva Rintoul. Her popularity
eves quite evident by the varied gifts,
iecluding a kitchen granite outfit. a( It
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XTlie -home of Mei. and Mrs. Alvin
Or o, had a merry party. of thirty-
five on Tuesday evening to holm,
-
Mr. arid Mrs, Russell l'ervitt, on their I
r . , .., ,., . Mr. Roy Manuel
ecent malt taf.,(..
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read a 'con -mina enutry. address, while
mi.. rack Tempi einan made the pre- '
sentation oi a reed rockea The ha.p-I
grooirt made zi suitable replY, when •
• • asent lour passed, ,re •res 1- 1
eel le 1 i 1
a i '' P Idess,
i
A -1-1-cetirig of the Canadian Club
was held in the Council Chamber on
the evening of Friday, March 22nd
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of the dieaerecable weather,
In spite . ,,
a good ly number were present. Mrs.
Frank Watson gave, as a reading, a
-
E Paul-
:selection from the poems of .
-ne Johnson entitled ',The pilot of
, , „ ,.
the Plains." Mr. 1. H. ilitle, of the
• . a
Royal Ontario Museum, gave an i -
lrstrated address on • "Greek Scalp-
e • • • •
tete. In introducing.his subject, the
y egme
i 1 r rsf lead I: a the earl b '
a.
"ea .1! ,. c .e ' (s -
nings of the art At tarst every inan
la own sculptor, and formed
as aa
crude images or statuettes, These
11 1 c d '''' I
were 11S.tla y p a e: in tee temples
and dedicated to some god or god-
..
or perhaps to the memory of
ents, and his sisterMiss Edina Claelee
,
are to be present at his ordination
'
this morning.
. Rev. James Roger Allen is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Alice, of
_ . .
Wingliiim, Ontarao. He attended the
, h 1 i , . .
has se loo M hie home town and at -
,
terwards was a student at the West-
ern University in London and also
li C 11-e 1. • d' •
- uron o cee, a.ter seen mg a con-
Plc of years at the General Theologi-
cal Seminal -3r in New Yorls. He serv-
4.• in niss on .work in Manitoba for
"d• ' 1 i
•
s e . t' i , d '
1. nt in L., an In Haworth, Meier jet-
sey, and last summer was iii charge
of the mission at Madaavaska. In Oc-
tober of last year he was appointed
curate of the Cathedral in Ottawa.
,
Mr. Allen's sister, Miss May Allen, •of
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sr. PAUL'S CHURCH
EASTER DAY
"Nosv is Christ riaexi from the.
dead and become the first fruits
of them that slept."
8.30 tee -Holy Communion.
11 a, ni.-- Choral Eucharist
. ,
A n the in --"Hal lel evjah now is
CInist Risen " Cele].) Simper
,. t • • , , ,
Soloist Miss Jean 'Lepaed Or -
- • '
gan • re ude-"Larjo, • Handel.
l'esilude-"Marche Roi i "
na nes
Go•uniel,
7 p.111.-Evcning Viewers An-
tIletn•--"We deelate: tri't1 glad
tidings," Maunder, gan re-
lude. "Pilgrins's Chorus," \'c u,
ner. Postlude---"Lift up your
, heads ye gatee," Handel, .
'e'ne'!'"-^es•-------,--eeeeees'eew,eeeeeseee.•
d t
' • . - • •.: Ea c lead -eon a lest( en • °- t le se"
affection, and a silent sympathy; anct entli coneessian of Morris until last
he lived "as a man by the side of the ‘• T1 - filler I was held fr.=
' . •, e . e, ., stimune. le i a . • . . '. .
road friend tohnan. -Gott-
meets being served befolT theigather- I •
d • •t 1 •frien 1 much af-
i Some Lpai ec c -very
ing dispersed. )(' • • • '
I ter the fashion of the • stained glass
4 A , i . f ., 1 ' z 1. le i 1. 1 • • i
coup e o 1 La etaee c ea e .00 c of to -day, or the monuments
'Winghani, has come to Ottawa to be
.
wet t 1 the 511 ' th's in r i
1 te" a le L i o ring.
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s • e
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andswas, a the.residence of his sister, Mrs. Chas,
erich 'Signal, Grashv. interment was made in the.
• - •
n - ,veineows
place reCently that will. interest form- in our cemeteries. When, after the
'course
es
Easter Dressing
-es. ,, -as/sag--
'
;
• ' Union Cemetery. ' . • •
er residents as weft as home people. of a hundred years or so, the
•
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ki.n.
. •
WM. MeMICHAEL LOSES BARN ; • ••,...,
• Vivian Pilon wetly friends win. De
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Miss I riscil a Powell perchased the templee hecathe full, the old images
,.„. ,., ,_, , , • .„.. , ,
vv. J'... on viccoria.s., thrown the. heap
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mayor Fells put a team arid scraper
ill
s.' .."
-
‘I , ., , , , • . pleased to know she has recovered
(\William McMichael. Wingliam Jun
'
,COtt property evert, on scrap • aim
late menet:going back to his far ' ' ' 1 1 •
' - - m new, ones took Men- p aces. At a
t -Work on josephiee Street on Sat-
•
.O.M.
• . . • from a tong illness and most serioue
1
ction lost his barn on Monday .by • ' . . . , ,
. ' , . . ' • operiition. far eseophainim 'goitre ano
fare. While pettate; down some hay . . . .- , - es a • .--..
thyroid gianes. . ens ,treo. wilson,
a lantern upset, setting. the , place a-- ' t* l' FI -
Surgeon-inschie. at St. iveichae, s .. os
•ze aid' " - 1 •t time twill -
a in•.a veiy sloe . , .
. •a ' pital, Toronto, performed this rare
mg remained.. Mr. McMichael suc- • . . . ,, ,
operation, Owing to Vivi ‚.n age
0000 1) in esettieg. out his - horse, midxpreseion
'" ' • ...s much zinxiety was felt, but she will
with some difficulty pushed otit ta,
. , e •
near ' Belgrave. A, C. Adams bought
. .... , , - • ., . ', ' , ",... , . .,
the Thomas t aytoi home on "%trice
• , .
.
Street .anct gets poesession. shortlydtion
mr. ,..„ • , .. , ..
lavtot ano tamilY arc moving to
,„ , , . , ,
1 °meta just as, soon as trucice will
/.
. •
; later period, is the art of. sculpture
,
progressed, and the age of. epecializa-
heeall, the w (ill( passed :into the
Illands of skilled sculptors, The mat-
erial (Med. AS' a medium or means of
.
e was not always marble !
but very often terra eotta, bronze.
t•rday, drawing. the refuse to the cell-
• •
t I .0, and on Monday completed the
• . i , ti , 1 • . ,
job ey 1. emplane ic ot ensiv,e eye
sort New that our main thorough
.
fare is real -celled and manicured in a
, • ale f01 , FA . • e _
esay suiteMC!Citizens gen
,
tra y and visitors partiou1 ar1 y 1,1e11
11 • '- ' '
e•-...„ses ,
se: t, A
• s; .4
LJNITED CHURCH'
WINGFIAM
• Rev. Sidney Davison Pe.stor
, continue school in September,.
(Ur from an adjoining shed. ' 'The loss- • ,
.
OLXVET TO CALVARY '
, or
Ily means of lantern slides Mr,
`,
f • 1
orni a correct idvi of Wingham's
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real .regerd for ttClateSS.
Tel. -Church 140 P . ' '.
, arsonage 183
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• , vered by insurance; ...1• , In addition , to our already very
11" cr° - ' '' '' . ,.
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Iliffe showed .the progress of Greek
EASTER SERVICES
• r
' • - • •c.ompreliensive.seleetioe we add-
C/RetTLAR SAW CUTS HAND ed several, styles of Highest Grede
'' ' '
Footwear, for inetan(e, Hand-
'
'.11iis delightful Easter Cantata evil! Seulpthre-its primitive sieges, ite
e
ue Presented in St. Andvew's elitireh, gtowth, its zenith, its decline and dee
,
ANNOUNCEMENT
A.M.----"Life That Shall Endless
• • 13e." . ..
. ..._,......_ , .1.V.Eodel
,
'Gordon Gadkie, soe of Mt. and Turned iinest kid. and patent shoes
on Thursday evening, April 4th, at
ese ' b • 1 ., ' i d b
caY.
. -
A, R. DtiVal Wishee to announce
P. M., ---"The meaning of East-
' • en"
•
Mts. Harry Godkin, • Turuberry, als for Women; Strider, and Inviettas
.. , , , - e , sonic
moet, lost nis rignt liana by earning shoes for men; 1ViettaU siioes tOr
Pall: Y the c lone ass etc v
..catteide talent. Soloiste, M.;,
M W Ai/ •b • M.'
• Gi 'Ms Gert-
EtTCHRE ANT) DANCE
that until. next Fall he Is rnoviug hie
office from the Crawford Block to
Staecial ritusic . by , combined
ehoir.
iii .00ntact with a oirentar SaW. AS it girls and Boye ated Ntirsery shoeS for 'rude
.
wet the joint and cords of the first the kiddies, make a ieloction of #in-
• .
fine -6. were ent, making, a rather bad est Quality :Footwear, that We feel
wotthet. He raecived teeatinerit at jusLifrod in saying is not equalled in
and vs. . .. SCOT
MacDonald, M C' 1 1
r, . ..cron eman,
Mr, A.,, Railantyno, .Mr. GordonB •
rcIA-
chaurt, istr, egamemee of sarititt, A
baritone and. former Wing-
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Y ' e- it • • 1 -
.ou are cor ga y invite( to attend
' I p se '
the sow, evening in the a ce. Par-
i:sh maiii on Andund, ander the atas
.
hie residence an North Street. Hoese
' • '
end Country calls responded to ph
' ' ' ' • ' "
800.
.
On Good 'Friday at 8 p in 1
• e ' .• • '
Sacred Drama . entitled • ' "The
chanee e os ei. c ,• 0/' • ,b-
g t e rots, even. e
presented 'in the Church.' Au
offering will be taken, Join
, .
Wingliam , Hospital, ted there tir these parte. W. I-.1:, Willis, 'The Shoe Itamite.
hopes of .tio permanent it -01.117s ,.. ' Store, Phone 129, Witigham. •
...?
Tee
poptdar pfcas ef the Altar Society, Cards,, to
• Keep this tvening open. •Sil- start at 'half past eight. Isf el.P,'SS.
ver collection. music assored,
Ma Pm It C * 1 ' I*
ese teutit is war ettig t 11.S
spring at Me. David Curriee,
With tis•in. the eommemorriti ta
i .1" ' li .C." "c' ' ' P' '
0 our eorc s ruceixtors
'44e,PLIP fit'
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