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WINGHAM, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 27th.
BRIGHT YOUNG LADY DIES 1 • •
AT GRAVENHURST tl
It was with the deepest regret that
-the people of the community learned
of the death 'of Miss Mary McQuillin,
second daughter of Mr. and Ms, W.
McOuiliin,at Gravenliurst on Wed-
nesday, May 12th, After attending
High' School at 'Wingham> and. Luck -
now, Mary taught in Nortrern Ontario
,and: later in Eastern. Ontario around
Peterboro, always near her friend Miss
Margaret Miller; A year ago last Oc-
tober while . teaching at Tweed, she
was `forced through ill health to give
up her school and go to the Sanitati-
him at Gravenherst. She apparently
Christmas mail about• spent the week -end in Ingersoll,
was improving umiss Annie Blackhall of Toronto is
when she started undergoing the gas ' Miss Thelma MacDonald Gibson,visiting with her arenas r
l''treatment: This affected her hear -t.. spent the week -end in Fordwich. parents, M . and
and, her condition' gradually became Jas. Allen of Huron College, spent. MM, C HaroldBMitchell
Diagonal Road.
a few days at the home ,of his parents. tar' t Mit mell of s part is
more ser•iotis: p vision at the home :his
Wednesday morning gparents;
O a message ea- Mr. Robert Mei ague, Toronto, parents, Mid: and Mrs. •E. J, Mitchell,
the stating that she was worse, but be- spent the week -end with friends here, Dr, J,. A, Fox and family and
fore her father could reach the`hospi- y Miss
for she had assed Miss Irene McGee visited at the'Louise Thompson, motored tot Athens
p" peacefully to the ,home of Mrs, Eliza Pocock over the Mich„ where they spent the week=end,
Great .Beyond;,. Although. there were 24tfi:
none of Yter,.o'wn people able to. be
with her, the matron of the hospital Mrs. Pettigrew and daughter, Miss
and her minister, who had. been her Margaret, are at their home in Wing-
faithfttl friends during her stay there, ham,
were with her until the -end. Of a , * Mrs. W. G. Paterson of London, re-
quiet'but particularly bright and sun newed friendships, in Wingham last.
ny disposition Mary was beloved by week.
everybody and especially by the child- Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Patterson , and
ren wherever she went, and her death children, motored' to Toronto for over
will beregretted by friends through- the 24th: ,
out a large part of the province, Just Mr. Ab. .Small, wife and , family,.
in the prime of life, she. had enjoyed spent over the:holiday with relatives
cher twenty-sixth, birthday on May 1st, in town.
To mourn her loss besides her par- Miss Jean Ross of Clinton, spent
ents, she leaves two sisters' and four the -wells -end with Mr, and Mrs.'Mur-
brothers, Beatrice who teaches at S. ray Ross.'
'S. No. 3, William, .who a few weeks r
ago had come for avisit.froni Miss. Elsie. Blackhall of ,Stratford
Qu Ap- Normal,_ spent the holiday at her
Pelle, Sask. to see his .sister; Robert home here:"`
--of the bank staff, Chatham. and Geor-
ge, Charles and Mildred at home, Mr. and dVIrs, Hugh F. Berry.,,, of
The funeral on Sunday was largely Bruce£ield, motored to Wingham for
•attended by sympathetic friends from over the 24th.
far and near. Services at the house Miss Lou Dickinson of Toronto,
were conducted by Rev. Mr, Bray of visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs:
• the'Anglican Church, to which Mary W. A. Galbraith.
belonged, assisted by .the Rev. Chas, Mrs. Julius Landry of Detroit, is.
e, Cumming of the United Church: Beau- visiting at her parents, Mn and Mrs,
caul floral tributes conveyed the love A. L. McDonald,
and sympathy of the family, her Mc -
Mrs, W. H. Irwin, Belmore, is
Quilrin aunts and uncles, her grand- spending a few days with her daugh Chandler, and Mr,"Robt. 0. Meads of
mother, Mrs. Haines, and her matern- ter, Mrs. Jackson, Toronto, spent the holiday with the
al aunts and uncles, ..the McOnillin Misses Chandler's parents,.,
cousins, her friends at the Sanitariitrn Mr. C. W. Pocock of Toronto,
• the St. Helens at Church, the • spent the week -end with hie mother,; iVIr, and Mrs. S. E, McLachlan of
tStli Helens s Anglican-
Institute,CChurch,
Miss Mrs, Eliza Pocock, Mimico, spent over the holday at the.
Margaret -Miller, , Mr. and Mrs, 'Geo, Mr. , Robert Beattie was in Alliston home of Mrs:, sMaac W Min's parents,
Webb and Gladys, Mr, Walter Webb on Sunday attending the funeral of.1VIr. and Mfrs. Isaac Walker.
'Mr.:and Mrs. •Ed. [, Thom, Mrs. Hel-
e e Sheriff, Mrs: Miller and :Elliott,.
and illi, and Mrs, Wallace Miller. ,
The following old friends and nei-
ghbors carried Mary to her last, rest -
1926
Subecription $*,00 per yeata*
Many ''Visitors Were In Town
For Over The ,'Week -End
Miss Mary Cosetis of Toronto, vis- Miss Louise Hanna of the McDon
itedeat her home here• old. Institute Guelph, visited with her
Miss Edna T�amlyn of Toronto, another over the weekend:
spent a few days in town. Mr, and Mrs. C. Shackleton, and
Chief Allen is back on the job, af- Mr and 'Vire J. R Misener, visited
ter his recent severe illness, friends in Ashfield on Sunday,
Han -
Miss Kay Cruilcshanks;. of Detroit, Misses Agnes Williamson of Han -
is visiting at her home hero: over and Alice of London, spent the
holiday at their home in town,
Mrs: Skelding is spending a few Mr, and Mrs. John Galbraith r
days with relatives in Toronto, turned to Toronto with their s i
Come H. B. Elliott and Mrs, Elliott ° '
Mr, Frank Galb'aith on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. VanStone of
Toronto, were holiday visitors at the
home of Mr.'rand Mrs. W. F. Van-
Stone.'
an-Stone. i
Mr. and Mrs. F, Christie and fart;;-
ly ,of London, motored up and .spent
the weele-end with her brother, Mr.
Jas. Wild.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. White, and son
George of Galt,` spent the week -end
with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs,
W.13. Reid.
Reeve Dodds and Miss Dodds of
Blyth, spent over the 24th at the home
of their sister, Mrs, Wm. Robertson,
Diagonal Road. !
Mr, and Mrs,' Wm. Flynn of De-
troit, visited over the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cope-
land, Shuter. St.'
Miss Bernice Thebideau of Wood-
stock, s spending a few days with
her parents, Mr,. and Mrs. ' Gilbert.
Thebideau of town;
Mrs C. W. ' Dickinson ° and son,
Norman of Toronto, visited at the
home of Mr: and Mrs. W. A. Gal-
braith over the week -end.
Missies Ethel E. and Mary M.
his brother Roland.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fryfogle and:
'Mr, W. G Paton and daughters of little son, Jimmie and Mrs. Alex. Smi,
Toronto are visiting at.the home of th anal daughter, Gracie, motored. over
Mr. Isaac Walker's. from Detroit for over the 24th,
Miss Verna. Guest and her father, Mrs. McGee has 'returned to her
trig place in Greenhill cemetery, where Mr, Win, Guest, renewed acquaintan home in Belgrave after spending the
she was laid to rest beside her sister ces n town this week, past few months at the home of her
" �daughter, Mrs. Simpson in Loudon.
Mr. and limns. T. J, eeeLeati,, and
Mr. Neil and Miss Eleanor, motored Miss Mildred Fitzpatrick, who,has
to Toronto last week. •
Mr, and Mrs:: N. Leder of Sarnia,.
are visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. A. L. McDonald. '
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Emery of Sarn-
ia, are visiting at; the borne of Con-
ductor A. L. McDonald.
Mr. Sheldon Balser, Teeswater,
spent tie 24th of May with his sister,
Mrs. William 'Finley, jr.'
Miss Muriel, Redmond of Toronto,
spent the 'holiday . with her 'parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Redmond,
Mr. Lawrence Campbell, Washing-
ton, is visiting with his .parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. Campbell.
Years. ago, Messrs. Ed. Thong, Elliott
Miller,, J. D. Anderson; Wallace 'Mill-
er, L Weatherhead and John Miller;
Relatives from a distance .who at
tended the funeral included: Mrs. has,
Snowden and Mrs: Robert McJ?her-
son of Orangeville; Mr, and Mrs. H.
Davis and children. and Miss Ada
Haines of Hamilton; Mrs. Elmeral,ig
gar, Miss Mary and Mr. Arthur Big-
gar and Mrs, P. ' Patterson and Miss
Mary Pattison of Grimsby,
Miss Verna McDonald, of Toronto,
visited at the home of bar parents.
UNITED CHURCH
May doth.
Mr. Simpson of Toronto, ;re-;
presenting the Ontario Prohibi-
tion Union; will speak at both
morning and evening services:
He is repotted as one of the
most otttstantng speakers on
Prohibition in Ontario.
n
This being Conference „Suif-
day, Revs, M. M. Bctnsett incl
W, D. Mcltitoshi, will be in at-
tendattce at the London Confer-
,,,enee in StratCoid,
onttnencieg with the first
tits tt _ itt Jtiiie, the Sunday
o. ' vlfl' meet at ten o'clock.
Jiine 6th,, iuorningsetvice the
Saerarent of ,the Lord's Supper
will be edniittistered,
.ueneo,Mea,,,,e,Iteossere,,,,ennawesessiYBfeess olYBdiee
been employed with the R. L. Polls
Co., Detroit, is at present visiting her
parents, leIr. and Mrs:. Ed. ` Fitzpat-
rick of town.
Littie Roy Finley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Finley, jr., was taken to
the- Wingham General Hospital with
pneumonia, but is getting along nice
ly
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Niegarth and
childrene Elmer and Clare of Water-.
loo, motored to Wingham and spent
the holiday with Mrs. • Niergarth's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wan, L, Chand-
ler,
Mr, and Mrs, Collins acid son, also
Mr, and Mrs, Coup from London, Mr,
Mr, Butler and daughter, Mrs. Fred Carruth from Detoit„ and Miss
Chas. Sledding of Toronto, are visit- Williams, spent the Holidays at the
ing at the home '',of Mrs. Skelding, home of the latter;s parents, Mr. and
Prances St, Mrs, Hairy Williams, Patrick St.
Chas. Robertson of Colborne Will
Be The Liberal Standard Bearer
The Liberal Assoeiattion of ' North'.
Huron as constituted for Federal and
Provincial purposes held its annual
convention here Tuesday afternoon,
with all the municipalities in the rid-
ing represented. The gticral 'busi-
iless of the association was completed
and the chabenan called for nomina-
tions for a candidate for the°prospec-
tive provincial election.
Eleven names were submitted, un-
der motions to tlie meeting, but eight
of these 'nominees witlidrew leaving
in the field, Mr. C. A. Robertson of
Colborne Township; Dr. Gallow of
Goderieh and Mi°: Abner Coseiis of
Wittgliani. Two ballots • were requite
at to deride on the person who would
oa,i'try the 'Liberal Banner, The first
one resulting with Mr. Robertson hav-
ine.46,, Dr. Garlow 32 and Mr. Cosens
31 votes.' r'he final vote however, de
cided in favor of Mr, Robertson,
After the successful candidate had
briefly addressed the meeting the
President called alt the speakersof
the afternoon=
Mr. Alex, McGregor,K. C. of Tor-
auto spoke ort the present day condi-
tions existing In Ontario under the
leadership o:t Mr. Ferguson, He high-
ly compliments the present member.,
Mi Joint Kung; "You have -t rote.
sentative at Ottawa who is broad-
spiritedenough to represent Liberal
as well as Progressve principles,"
Mr. Nelson Parliament was thci last
speaker, The last years offeers were
11
JUDGE DECIDE'S IN FAVOR OF
reelected.
CHURCH
Chief Justice Meredith gave a
cision at Osgoode`Hall, Toronto,
specting the -payment of a bequest
the United Church, Church Uni
raised a'problernfor the: executors, r
presented ley C. Grant, of Walkerto
of the will of Charles Silliek of Tee
water, In 1912 ' Mr. Silliek will
$i,000 to form a fund the income from
which was to be used. to contribute
toward .payment of the Methodist
minister at Teeswater. If the propos-
ed` union came into effect the. pay-
ments were to'cease, and the amount,
$1,00ce paid to the mission fund of the
Methodist Church,
The executors asked for direction,
a legatee apparently having advanced
argument that in the union the 'Me
thodist church ceased to -exist. How-
e ,er, the chief justice decided that,
the mission. fund of the Methodist
church exists in spite of the union and
is. entitled to the' $1,000 and accumu-
lated interest,
de-
re -
to
011
e-
n,
s-
ed
The 24th of May Celebration at
Wingharxi Drew Good Crowds
The Victoria Day Celebration
Wingham was a fairly good succe
and we believe the Arena Coinpa
will have a slight surplus after all
the day's expenses are paid,
The, Kincardine' Pipe Band
' head
a trades procession to the park in. tl
morning at zo.3o. In this parade: we
splendid floats from the followin
The Western Foundry Co., had tw
floats, one showing workmen pnttin
stoves together and the other an e
hibit of moulding. •
Mr. A. M. Crawford had a,displa
ofDun'Tires.. Rubber Co. ;.
ha
The Wlopingham Ltd.,
a truck load of Aero Cushion Tires.
Howson` & Lowson displayed' A. tru
ck load of well arranged Five Lillie
Flour.
Fry & Blackhall had a dray load o
their: high class furniture and tepee
' tries.
Lloyd's Doors were neatly arrange
for display on a dray.
Gurney's Gloves were also +on dis
play along with. several dressed hides
Gunn's` Sonola Co. had a truck load
of phonographs and toilet seats
The only merchant to' . exhibit was
Hanna & Co., Ltd,, who, displayed se
veral nifty. suits on living models.
These were drawn on Thos, Saints'
one horse dray with Tom himself at
the helm.
The parade wended their way to the
park where a soft ball game was -play-
ed.
In. the afternoon another procession
headed by the Hamilton Salvation
Army Band and the Scotchmen from
the lake, paraded to the park, In the
procession were'the High School Ca-
dets, the members of.the Fire Bri-
gade, Scoutmaster Posliff and his boy
scouts and the ball teams of Kincar-
dine . and Wingham, who played a
gamesof hardball; at 3 o'clock. The
latter winning,. by a rather one sided
score, R. A. Currie and D.. Somers
were the umpires.,
Lieut Col. Gillespie of London in-
spected,the scouts at the park.
The baby show did not fill at 3
o'clock, but three babies.were on ex-
hibition about five,; Those competing
were, Baby Robt.. Collins of Detroit,
randson" of : Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry
Tiliiams of Wingham, Engineer and
rs:.Patterson's baby, Lorne, and
r, and Mrs. Louis Grohosley's baby,
anion, The Western Foundry Co. e
td., presented -a splendid cup to the
inning baby and Mr, J. W. Hanna
esented the other children with silo p
at
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ny
of
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Listening In On Germany
Several Wingham radio fans were
delighted on Tuesday night when they
heard a splendid program coining in
quite distinaly, from Germany, and
being transmitted through W.T.A.M.
at Cleveland.
Card of Thanks
To our friends and neighbors, who
have from time to time, shown by
their kind acts and deeds that excell-
ent spirit to love their neighbors as
themselves, do we sincerely appreciate
your untiring kindnesses in our reg
cent bereavement as well -ses in times
past
Mrs. Mirehottse and Family
Klan Meet at Exeter
A very large gathering of members
of the Ku Klux Klan and their
friends was held at Exeter on Sunday
afternoon and everting. Several hun-
dred of the hooded brethren took part
in the proceedings. Several enthusias-
tic addresses were delivered and about
fifty candidates were initiated in the
evening, after which a large wooden
cross was burned on the fair grounds.
Morris Iesident Passes
The residents of this comirtunity
;were shocked' when they learned of
the sudden death Sunday night of
Margaret McCall, wife of Joseph
Beevley, of 'the eighth line, Morris
Township. Deceased was the daugh-
ter of .Mrs. McCall and the late Alex.
MeCall, of the seventh lute, Morris,
and had been a lifelong resident of
the township,
BeSides hes husband she is survived
by three small children. George A.
McCall and Thomas C, of Brussels,
Alex I., of Chatham, Samuel of Tor-
onto, and Simpson of Morris Town -
slip, are brothers. The funeral ar-
rangetfients have not been completed.
Teeswater Races June 3rd.
Keep the day, in mind. See some
of the Werld famed horses, perform
before going to the big races across
the border. One horse starting. holds
theee world records and is ettered in
over $100,000 of stakes,
If enough green horses there Will be
a green race,
- Free entrance; 5 p. c. off wieners;
Usual money division ---5o, 25, x5, xo.
Concert at night Come to ehe
cellent half inile track, beautiful
grounds, splendid accomodation, glor-
ious sport. Everybody ceme.
Died In Huron, Township
After an illuess of about two weeks
duration Joseph ,Colling, a most high-
ly respected residere of Huron Town-
ship, paesed away on Friday. He
WAS itt his 65th year. Besides his wi-
dow he is survived by two sons, John
and Melvin at home' and six daught-
formerly of Bluevale, Mrs. (Rev.)
Duncan. McTavish, formerly of White-
church, Mrs. Alex. McTavish of Hut -
on Township, Mrs. J. Victor Haines
of IN/Iertis Toeveship, Rena at home
Staff. The funeral was held to Rip-
ley Cemetery oft Monday, May 24th,
arid was very largely ettended, The
deceased had reeided on this farrn
pletctically all his lift, being bern
the edjeinitig fame Rev. Mr. Miens
conducted the services, The pall-
bearers were his four sdres-in-law,
aleo W. f. Crawford of Ripley anti his
eeighbor joseph Black The family
have the sympathy of a large circle of
in the town hall at night drew a fair-
ly large crowd, who apparently enjoy-
ed the fiddling, although the program
was the eeme all the way threug-h.
Mn D. a McMorran and De Geddes
of Lticknow, were 'the judges and two
'better men for the job would be hard
to find anywhere. In the class of six-
ty years and over, Mr. Scott, an old
gentleman of ee who resides in Alma
was awarded first, Mr. Rebte Wray of
Wroxeter was a close second arid
Winghanes own celebrated painter,
Bill McCowan, brought up the rear.
In the free to all class, Clayton Stei-
per of Winghatn, led the list with two
brothers; Williarn and Earl Collins of
Brumfield coming in ,second and
third. There were seven contestarits
in this class, While the judges were
suming up their points, Mr. Win. E.
Scott one of the directors of the Ar-
ena, rendered a couple+ of oId recita-
tions which were much appreciated.
Mr. Cosens,' Secretary of the Arena
Co. made a very capable chairman.
The Late Roland Beattie
A former resident of Wingham,
passed away at his home in Alliston
on May 2.xst, in the peison of Roland
Beattie. Deceased was in his 65th
year and was born in Tuckersmith,
near Seaforth. In company with his
brother, Robert, he conducted a liv-
ery and bus business in Wingham
for about fourteen years. For the
past twenty years he has conducted a
large coal and wood business in Allis-
ton. Besides his widow, he is sur-
vived by one son, Mac. The funeral
to Alliston Cemeter3r on S'enda.y was
largely attended. The services were
Married In Stratford
An interesting event took place at
St Peals Rectory, Stratford, on Sat-
urday afternoon, May 2end., when
Miss Myrtle E Shackleton, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Shac-
kleton of Wingham, was • united in
marriage to Mr. James R. Miscue;
son of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Mieener of
Stratford. Rev. W. Snell, per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was
prettily gowned in Powder blue flat
silk crepe with silver trimming and
hat to =tell and carried a bouquet of
Sweetheart Roses. Miss Rilla Misen-
r was bridesmaid and Mr. J. L.
Drury assisted the groom. After a
dainty luncheon served at the groom's
arental home, which was prettily de -
orated in pink and white, the young '
ouple left on the evening train and
pent the week -end at the bride's
ome in town, where they received
he congratulations of many friends,
hapfey couple have taken up their
esidence e2. Easson St Stratford
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HOME FOR OVER THg
HOLIDAY
Mr. Fred Careuth, Detroit,
Mr. Harold Mills, Toronto.
Miss Norma Isard of 'Toronto.
, Mr. Gordon Craikshanks, St. Thom.-
as.
Mr, and Mre. Will Aneus of De -
Miss Ena Currie of Toronto at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Currie,
Miss Velma Johnston of Kitchener
at the home of her parents, Mr- end
Mrs. ,Fred Johnson, '
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp and son of
Waterloo, at the home of her moth -
Mr. aed Mrs. Sainsbury and chil-
dren. of 'Bororzto, at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, V. R. VanNor-
Mr. and Mrs. Art. Biernan and chil-
dren of Kincardine, at the home of
eheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Currie.
Arthur Irwin, Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto, at the
home of his parents, Dr. A, J. and
Mrs. Irwin.
'Mrs. Eliza Pocock has returned to
her home after visiting with her fami-
ly for the past six months at Toronto
and Detroit.
1. 0. 0. F. Decoration Service
lefaitland Lodge, I. 0. 0. evill
hold their annnal decoration services
on Sunday afternoon, June r3th.
Card of Thanks
The family of the late Mrs. Robert
Breen wish to thank their many
friends and acquaintances for kindness
and sympathy extended during the
illness and at the time of the passing
of their mother.
Andrew Linklater Passes On
A fine old man who was esteemed
by all who keew him was Andretv
Linklater, who passed to. his Eternal
Rest on Tuesday, May 25the at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. T.
Elliott, Victoria St, Wingharn, at the
ripe old age of 86 years. The funeral
will be held to Wingham Cemetery
on Thursday afternoon,
A further obituary notice will ap-
pear in our next issue.
Salvation Army Band
The Hamilton Salvation Army Band
motored up and sPent a pleasant week
end in Wingham. They treated the
people of ethis vicinity to some very
fine music. Meetings were held in the
town hall and on St Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church lawn. The men are
a fine lot of fellows atid they scatter
sunshine and good deeds along their
pathways. The local officers' vvish to
thank those who so kindly opened
their homes to the menibers of the
band and are glad to be able to report
a surplus of about $5o, after the motor
bus rent and other expensei were
paid lor.
The Lions Minstrel Show
The Goderich people who put 'on
the 'Minstrel Show on 'Wednesday
night gave the very small audience a
really egad show with several new
songe and witty jokee or. local people,
a few of which might have been bet-
ter left unuttered. The troope
composed of a very fine lot of busie
ness men of the county town and, we
believe they should have beetz greeted
with a much larger house. The Lions
Club of Wingham have -reason to he
discouraged in their uedettaking as
they will be considerably out ot their
-concert. A few of the members end
their' wives treated the visitore to a
lunch in the C'otincil Chamber after
the show.
Local and General New's of
Interest to The Communi r
Any make of Sewing Machine mad
to run as new at your house. Phon
IVIts. Jas. Haugh visited in Loridon
this week at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. W. G, Patterson.
Thursday, June 3rd., Foot Expert
at Greer's Shoe Store, Free adviee
on all Your Foot Troubles.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Haines' many
friends will be sorry to learn+ that
they have gone to Hamilton. to reside.
Free advice on your Foot Troubles.
Dr. Scholle Foot Expert will be at
Greer's Shoe Store, Thursday, June
3td,
e Thursday evening, June 3 at 8.3°
o'clock sharp. Admission 50c. Ev-
ery person. invited.
Mr. and :Mrs. Prank GaIbaith and
little daughter of Toronto, epene the
week -end at the home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith.
A. W. Webeter The Tailor, can
show you the latest designs in Suit -
tags aed reake them up to fit if desit-
ed. Shop Up Stairs over The Ad -
Greet and Dt. A. j. Irwin. are repre-
seetatives of Winghant United Cher -
eh to Conference at Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, I. J. Moffat atitouteet
the etegagement of their daughter,
Ftances Irene to Me Relish Regineld
Elliott of Harem Township, The
Marriage to take place early in June,
The Wo e' 11'S AUXijia ry to the
•Winglutin Generel Hospital will hold
euchre. ,in the Council Chamber on
The C. W, L. will hold, their garden
party on the grounds at the '4Vingliarn
and refreshments, Towne's orchestre
and dancing, Dinner served from 'half
past five until sevee. The event of
the season don't miss it.
Mrs, Jennie Beckett of London,
Ont., was a visitor with -Mr. and Mrs.
John Nichol and the Misses Elliott.
Mts. Beckett was formerly Miss Jenn-
ie Kerr of Minnie St. and was here
with her son aed daughter and uncle
John Karr, when the remains of her
uncle, t ie late Mr. Geotge Kerr, were
interred six weeks ago.
Mrs. A. E. Lloyd has retureed home
from. Edtleonton, Alta., where she was
called, by the death of her only bro-
ther, William H. Dixon, who died in
the Royal Alexander Hospital, Ed.-
moriton, April 2T, 1026. Mr. and Mre,
Dixon resided in Witerharn for
number of years, going West in xeo8.
Ris wife pre -deceased him eleven
Years ago.
Messrs, A. E. Lloyd, Semi, Benuett,
end Rev. a M. 13enziett, Were Wing -
ham representatives at the Temperate+
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