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GORRIE
. Death came with startling sudden
gess to Mrs. John SParling, 4th„ con.
4owc1\ti Saturday evening. She
was a mese highly esteemed lady and
was about her work as usual when
the unexpected call arrived, Besides
her husband she is survived by two'
• sons arid one daughter. One son tea-
• ches school at TobermorrY and the gey, who died early Sunday morning,
daughter teaches at§hallow Lake. after a short illness, The funeral
• Mi . es Vera Hueston attending the
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Ladies Convention at the. O. A: C,
Guelph, this week. • ,
The marriage was quietly solemn-
ized at •the rectory, Gorrie on Wedf
nesday, of Alice ,Minetta younges
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ha
ris, to Edward Newton, both o• f H
Wick Township, Rev, R. S. Jones per theemisiortune to have one of his
forming the ceremony.. The bride gers badly ctushed.
who was unattended, was gowned in a
acle georgette trimmed with gold la -
C of Thanks
insertion, and wore a hat to match. I take this means of conveying my
ard
'•a; th,e ceremony the happy couple heartfelt thanks to the many friends
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re to the home of the groom, on l`and. neighbors who were so kind and
the 12th concession, where they will
in future reside. •
• Mr. A. Bennett has leased Mrs.
Greer' residence and moved • in 'last
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The Young People o the section
gathered at the home of iVIr. Ed. NeW-
ton onAThursday evening of teat week
and presented the happy couple with
a miscellaneous shower; The even-
ing was spent in dencing and a real
enjoyable time was spent.
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It is our sad duty this Week to re-
cord the death. df another of our ci-
tizens 'in the person of Mr. Joh-Earne
which was private took place to the
Gorrie Cemetery on Monday after -
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On •Friday while'..."—engaged i
wood sawing', Mr. Wrn. Sanderson
_ while working around the engine had
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,Mr. W. D. Williams, we are sorry
• to say, is at present on the sick list
and under the doctor's care. We ho-
pe soon to see him around again.
• Mr. William Edmonson, of Los An-
geles, Cate was visiting friends e in
• town last Meek.
thoughtful in the sad hour of afflict-
ion, and it is my sincerest wish that •
God's richest blesing may be bestow-
ed -noon all.
ThgrsclaY, May 6th, x920
I• N THE HEARTS OF ALL OFU$
Mr, Dennis Harrison.
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Cowley—In Humboldt, Sask., on Mayl •
ist., 1926. to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Coelle.y, nee Sophie Robinson, a'
daughter, (Phyllis Mary.)
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• Don't limit your enjoyment of Mustard to occasional use
• with Cold Meats. It gives more flavor to hot meats too—
• sharpens the appetite, neutralizes the richness of fat foods
• and makes them easier to digest.
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Miss McKay, of
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Grey Township is
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Rev. Dr. Brown, spent Sunday out
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I Dr. Spence of Toronto, spent the
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Church, Opens SeSsions in
Stratford on 1VIay 24th. '
Many reports, several addresses
and certain • services of importance
will be heard in eonnection with `gee
second London Conference of the
'United Church of Canada, which op-
ens in Stratford on Monday, May 24,
with a committee meeting in the Y,
M. C. A. boilding in Straforcl. The
official opening takes places on Wed-
nesday, May 26.
. The program includes sessions whi-
ch will be held in the morning, after-
noon and night, A large, attendance
of ministers and laymen is expecte&
Rev. J. I. Vance, D. D., of Nashville,
Tenn., will be one of the principal
epeakers:
The program follows: •
Monday, May 24, 8 p. m., settle-
ment committee in Y. M. C. A. build-
ing.
Tuesday, May 25, 2 p. ni., statisti-
cal committee.
Wednesday, May 26, 9,30 a.m., re-
ligious educational committee; 9.30,
missionary committee; 3 p. rn., Lay-
men's ASsociation ,(Evangelical chur-
ch); theological union (Central Unit-
ed Church) address by Rev. W. R.
McIntosh, D. D.
Wednesday, May 26, opening of the
conference, 8 p. m., worship, Rev. W.
E. Donnelly, Stratford; address, Rev.
James Vance, Nashville, Tenn.
Thursday, May 27, a. in., commun-
ion service conducted by the presi-
dent of the conference, Rev. A. E. M.
Thomson. Address by Rev. James I.
Vance, D.D.; 10.30 a.m., report of
transfer committee; roll call; certified
changes in lay delegation reported;
report of program committee and pre-
.
Deal Among Business Men poor health for Some time, came East 1
sentation of 'abenda; ee.e5, elections;
Allen Monroe has bought George
last winner hoping the change wouldi'45' appointment of business com-
do her good, but failed to do so. She mittee;.2 p. ria., civic reception; 2.30
'reports of standing- committees; 2.30
was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Edgar, formerly of. Wroxeter vicinity appointment of committees. •
was highly respected by all Who Sessional— Nominating, resolutions
knew her. She was buried' at Ayr" religious education, spcial service.
April 29th. Besides her parents, bro- Standing -.--Maintenance and. exten-
sion, missionary houndaries, finance,
thers and sisters, she leaves a hus-
executive examining board.
Missionary Service
Thursday, 8 p. m„ missionary!ser-
vice., Address on "Horne Missions"
by Rev. D. N. -MeNaughton; "For-
eign Missions" by Rev. J. L. Stewart,
Friday, May 2S, 9 a. na, worship,
9.50 a. m., report of conference ex-
ecutive; eo a. na, report of commit-
tees; 2 p. department of deputa-
tions; 3 p. m., Women's Missionary;
3.14 p. m., memorial service, conduct-
ed by the president; 5,30 m., lay-
men's banquet; 8 p. reception ser-
vice. . Addresses by Rev. J. T. C.
lef8rieee.and Rev. Robert Martin,
• Safiarday, May 29, 9 a. in., worship
9.50 a. m., general business; 2 p.
conference will be entertained by the
borted of the Central' Church; 8 p. na,
lecture by Jack Miner, Kingsville,
with moving pictures.
Sunday in Central United 'Charch
—II a. in., ordination by the presi-
dent; s p. m., Sunday School rally, ad-
dress by Rev. M. G. Melville, Walk-
erville; p. rn., worship and sermon
by Rev. James I. Vance,
Other services will be held in the
Majestic Theatre and Parkview 'Unit-
ed Church at n a. in., 3 p. na. and 7
5‘. Lackie's building on Centre Street
and will move his stock across the
street, when he gets possession in
June and Fred Davey has bought Mr.
Lackie's stock of goods consisting of
Men's Furnishings and is moving it
to his store and dispose of it at great-
ly reduced pfices and will continue to lband and little boy, about two years
carry a full stock of Furnishing: old to mourn the loss of an affection-
ate•
wife and a kind mother. The re -
Announcement • • latives have the sympath of this com-
Having purchased George S. Lack, munity.
ie's stock of Men's Furnishings, we Report of Wroxeter Primary Room
will for the next three weeks dispose for April. No. on roll 36. Average
of it at Paces less than it was bought attendance 33,
from the manufacturer for' end, the Sr. IL—Lily Waller, Vera Durst,
goods are' as good as when made. As Velma Higgins, Jack McLeod, Helen
we want to turn a lot of this stock Milligan, Margaret Edgar, Isabel
into money by the first of June. You Milligan, Doris Elliott, Marjorie Pau -
have a chance to bAy your work shirts lin and Jack McLean equal; Harold.
Overalls, Hats; Caps and etc, at pri- Kaake; Nellie McLaughlin.
ces unheard of in Wroxeter. Jr. II—Stewart Musgrove, Merrill
Terms Cash or cream and eggs ta- Tait, Robert Hoperaft, Everett Wri-
ken. * ght, Ila Sharpin.
Davey's Store. ist.—Mable Patterson, Cameron
McTavish.
The April meeting of the Women's
Sr. Pr.—Fred. Hoperaft, Edythe
Institute which was held at the home martin ulna.;
Rae Henning, Dorothy
of Mrs. G. Davidson was well attend-
ed. A very fine and enlightening pa- Henry, Margaret Tait, Billie Gibson,
Jessie Paulin and Allister Green,
per was given by Miss E. McEwen on
equal.
"Reforestation insCanada." Miss Mc -
Jr, PrS—Jack Henry and Clark
Ewen's brother is in Government
Sharpin, equal.
work along`that line so she was able
A Class—Minerva Higgins, Lucille
to give us facts at first hand. The
Tait, Irene Robinson, Agnes Durst,
discussion on the care of woollens
Harold McTavish,Allan Griffith.
brought out many helpful hints, while•
A. G. Haste, teacher.
the exchange of slips or bulbs proved
interesting as well as profitable at the
close of the meeting, Mrs. Davidson
served a aainty lunch.
Mrs. Clare Pritchard is visiting with
Miss E. liazlewood is in Toronto,
Harriston iriends.
attending the funeral of her aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton were
Mrs. Hazlewood, widow of the late
ReV. J. H. Hazlewood, D, D. visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Regton
Newton of Gorrie,
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Black visited Mrs. John Reidt and boys are back
friends in Wingham last week. from Durham, where they have been
Mr, Thomas Gibson made a busi-
all winter,
ness trip to Exeter one day, last week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards, were
Will Westlake and family Au- in the Burg, Sunday.
burn visited at lefre. Wade's Sunday. Mr, J. A. Strong was a visitor ai:
Mrs. Westlake is staying t while with Lorne Laird's Monday, last,
her mother. Mr. and Mrs. James Warell, were
Mr. and M'rs. Garrett, were in visitors' at George Dixon near Clif-
Clinton over the week -end and Miss ford.
Scott in Blyth. Sorry she was unable Mr. George .A„nguer of Gorrie, is en -
to retttrn to her school Monday on gaged with Mr. Dick Bennett for the
account of illness. Summer,
*1' Mrs. A. L. Tomlinson of Glenco Mrs. Metcalf and Edith of Bel -
and William Eclintanson of Los Ange- more were visitors at Nelson Gowdy's
les, California is visiting their broth- last week.
er Milt Edmunson.' Its abcitit twenty-
six years since Mr. Edmunson saw GLENANNAN'
his brother, • Miss Mary Harris oe Wroxeter,
Mr< and Mrs. T. G. Heiriphill wore .spertt a few days recently at the home
in 'Clinton, Saturday to see Mrs. Rev, or Mr, and. Mrs. Richard Jeffrey,
Holmes, the wife of a former pastor Miss Bertha Marshall, spent a few
of the Methodist Church here, who is days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ho-
eeriously ilt, ward Wylie ori, the sixtb.
Harry Grainger shipped three cars Miss Laura Wright of Wroxeter,
of fat tattle from Wroxeter Station, was the guest of Mr. ai,lc.1 Mrs. Oliver
Saturday. • • • ' Stokes over the Week -end.
Arnold and Alvin Edgar, were call- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Renwick of
ed to Loilden it week ago Monday ni- Howiek, called at the home of Mr.
ght tosee their sister, Mrs, 5. A."Tott:- and Mrs, Colin Eadie on Sunday,
ze, who passed away Tuesday, April Mr. and Mrs. joo Xermath and son,
276, The defeated lady whose home Raythoed, spent Sunday with friends So little SpritIgit "Id °lit you a
was in lefeerOte; Sask., had been in it Howl& paha
12 CON. HOWICK
Monday, May 31, 9 a. tn., worship;
9.30 a. in, general business and un-
finished reports; 2 p. in., jubilee; 2.30
p. in., reports of committees; 8 p.
religious &location and social service.
Addresses by Rev, T. Albert Moore
and Rev. Dr. Robertson.
Tuesday, June 1, 9.50 h. in., reports
of 'settlement board; 10.30 a. in., elec-
tion of settlement committee; 11.45
a, in., unfinished business.
FORDWICH
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Muithead and
family of Wingham, spent Sundae; in
town.
Miss Enmeeline Cunningham and
Miss Janie and Agnes Dadswell of
Harristo, spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Mathews.
Mrs. Jno, Gilker, has returned to
her home here, after spending the
winter, with her son, Alex in Listowel.
Mn and Mrs. Wm. Jamieson ,and
Win, Brown, sr., spent Sunday with
friends in and around town.
Miss Pearl Bennett visited the fore-
part of the week in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wade of Bel -
grave, spent Sunday at the former's
home here.
Mr. Thos. Bennett and Earld Pat-
terson were in Harriston on btisiness.
on Saturday.
Why was April like an old riprd?
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BELmoRg
The W. F. 14,n Sr. of the United •
th an attendance Of .19., Mrs, RnY
Church met Wednesday afternoon wee
Rutherford as leader, the Ineoting op -
peed by Singing, followed. by prayer
in unison, by MI'S, Arthur Fit- 1.
ell, reading her rneanqr., jeffray, 141e11
Call verse on Coriseration, •1Viintrees
of last ineeting by Mrs. 'Win. Mune
dell, Collection $4.90, Prayer hY UrS,
R. 1VIetealf, •, •4
ribse on the sick list are Lillian!
cEpatiamr: a,e1 teacher 44
Douglas,
olV111 Myrilealls Sci*I
• Mos:" Henry Johann, was operated , .
on for 4Ppendigitis at Tick tome here, ,
Wednesday of last week, •
• Eleanor Jeffrey, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Roy Rutherford • „
Miss Dorothy Baird having secured , ,'•
a Position in Toronto, left for the ci-
ty Thursday, we wish her every sues
Mrs. Peterman visited her sister;
Mrs. Abram itt Howick for a few
day e the past week. •
Miss Blanche Irwin of Wingham,..
spent Sunday With her parents.
The interior of an old land mark
of the village, was being torn down •
last week by J. I. Scott, the mind tool;
the remainder' down but where is J. I. ••
Mr. Lloyd Zinn will clerk izr a •
store at. Lanes. We wish him every
success. , Lloyd will be much missed. ••••,,
A choir composed of youthful voi- 4
ces sang splendidly in. the 'Union
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Church, Sabbath afternoon.
Over a hundred gathered 1VIonday-
evening at the home of IVIr. and Mrs.
Robt. Baird, when the following ad- e
dress was read by R. J. Doug -las,
presentation by Ralph Metcalf;
To Mr. and Mrs. Baird and family:—
gathered here tonight on the eve of
We your friends and neighbors are
your departure to your new honie
to express our,sorrow that yotr are,
leaving our community, and to wish
you well in your new place of abode:
you will be much missed in the nei-
ghborhood. As you are always ready
to lend a hand, and do -what you cart,
in time of need. We sincerely hope.
you will find a good neighborhoodi
where you have decided to make,.
your home and that you neayiaIl` live,
long to enjoy life there and ixrmak-
ing new friends. May you still have -
a kind thought for the neighbors oF
other days. We ask you to accept:
this small gift as a slight token of our.
regard and .,,as something by which,
you may be able to remember us ire
the coming days. Mr. Baird made a
suitable reply. After which the even-
ing was pleasantly spent in singing,,
speech making, recitation. A dainty'
lunch was prepared by the ladies of
the cominunity,
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear mo- •
ther and ister, Mrs. Catherine 'Black,
who passed away on May Ist., 1925
in Turnberry. Sadly missed by her
FRED DAVEY
# Village .Clerk
Issuer of Marriage Licences
The law now requires the license be
taken out three days before tne cere-
mony.
'Subscription taken for the.
Advance -Times.
Clubbing rates given •
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NORMAN WADE
Gorrie, Ontario
Agent for Hartford Wind Insurance,
Also
Walkerton Fite Insurance Co.
Automobile, Live Stock and Plate
Glass Insurance
DR. H. A. MUTTON
Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario
Graduate of University of Toronto,
At Fordwich Tuesday and Thursday
At Gorrie the rest of the week.
GEO. FOWLER
D.D,S.
Teeswater, Ontario
Will be at the Gotten House, Wro-
xeter xst and 3rd Wednesday of each,
month. Will be at Gorrie the folloW‘
ing Thursday,
• G. $. DAWSON •
GORRIE
Director of Funeral Services`
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