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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-07-08, Page 1lteeet .•ssessi.esniesseeemesesesses,-----e------- ,tetee' 6 With which is amalgamated The Gorrie Vidette and The Wroxeter News •••••••••"•Mam.1...6.1•1000.1.1•11111011.1., Don't Miss the Splendid Programes at the Wingham Chautauqua, commencing on July 27th., for 5 Days. Single Copies, Five Cents. WINGHA1V1, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 8th. 1926 ;NEWS FROM THE DIFFERENT w-w—r* CHURCHES wingharn Tax Rate 47 Mills, New Assessor Was Appointed' Sunday Morning ite the Baptist Church Pastor Wardell spoke on a Christless Eternity. He said we hie - ed to sing, "We're rnarching to Zion, but is it fair that we are not inter- ested in the hundreds in Wingham who are marching to hell. We need to realize evhat it means for a soul to spend eternity away from God. He -urged all his hearers to pray as they .• tave never done before for a revival in Wingharn without which the ma- jority of unsaved ones will go down o Christless graves. In the evening , the Pastor spoke of "Our Home in em, el -leaven." He emphasized the fact that we should make sure of heaven "before we die Paul tells us that 'Our Citizenship is in Heaven". Pe- ter adds that our place is now reserv- ed for us, and every reeerved seat Will ;be taken. . All were -urged to have their sins washed away in the blood of Christ, without vehich no one would ever be able to enter that hea- veniy abode. :Ran Into Train When motoring to town on Satur- eday afternoon, a resident of Morris ftownship was watching the gypsies loamped at Wingham Junction and al- lowed his auto to run into a moving sfreight grain. Fortunately both were egoing very slow and no great darnaie was done The auto locked tightly,in •the front of the engine, but no per- sson was hurt. la.aid to Rest The funeral of Mrs. Donald Stew- art of Turnberry, was held Saturday June 26th., to the Wroxeter Ceme- tery. She was e5 yeras of age and all Ther Iife had been spent in this neigh- lborhood, where she was held in high- -est esteem. She is survived by four .sons, Alex, William and John, of Windsor; James, of Wroxeter, and ) two daughters, Miss Agnes, Toronto , and Mrs Roy Porter, near Wingltaiti. alotoring from Alpena Mr. Thos. J. Ferguson and two sons •sof Alpena, Mich., were in Wingharn •on Monday. They are on their way Ito camp for a short time in Muskoka, ;but before doing so Mr. Ferguson esva.s going to Gorrie to look up some .of his old chums of forty years ago, .He tells us that he set his first line of stype on the Gorrie Vidette that long :ago and one of those he intended see- ing was Thos. Nash, former publisher •of that p,aper, Mr. Ferguson has had :his ups and downs but by gersever- •ance the ups have got the best of his life, and he is now retiring after many years in the printing business. In ex - Veining to us how he did it he says, I svhenever a cheap job came along he gladly let his competitor in on it and thus overfed him. WINGHAM UlearED CHURCH To y 9.55 a. in.—enday School end Bible Cleeses. r t a.rn ei es Service. I • Children's Sege., "A Clocle that eVi nt on StOke'' 5 Morning Sahj cr-,"The Law E o 1igher C. 7 9. ening ,SJIN ect, "Some Moilern Ilangers to t• ; Soul." s Rev, M. Id. 13ennett wll I preach both morning mid even - mg serVices. Good bright music. Strangers 5. weicatne, wim siliikiiiiii. reetemmeemememememememememee OOOOO BAPTIST 'CHURCH • e Sunday Services 1 Morning—"The Last Two P. = i Commarldments.". i it. F. Evening--"Senen New Things"- 1. 5 Opeft Air Meeting, Saturday e I 9 P. M. E.• 2 The Devil woi•Ite overtime le 2 F": the eutrimer Christian, What are 14 e you doing, E = / = - e- footoitolownitittliwt mittlieicilliOuteisittAfisicrift Iffildi f The regular July meeting a Wing - ham Town Council was held on Mon- day evening, Those present were Mayor Fells, Couns. Mitchell, Spot - ton, Wilkinson, Elliott and Haney. A letter was read from the Council of Turnberry Twpin which they ex- plained to the council that they could not see their way clear to pay Wing - ham anything for services at the fire of Geo. W. Ross' residence, as they raised no fusels for fire protection. Mr. Ford Cruikshank e asked the council to pay him for damage done to his auto which went into a ditch on Francis St, where a tile was laid and not properly covered Up. The Council felt he should be paid dam- age bet recommended that the Utili- ties Commission be requested to pay iThe tax rate for /926 was struck at 47 mills which will be made up as follows :—County rate 3.8 mills, Pub- lic School Rate 9.5 mills; High School rate go mills aid town rate 28,7 mills. This is an increase of mill on the dollar over last year One mill will bring in $1156.00 and 47 mills $54332.04). The estimates are as fonows: Receipts Surplus from 1925 . Licenses St. Watering Cemetery Rents and Fines Taxes at 47 mills se '496.47 -se_ 700 oo 247 18 25000 55o oo 54332 ob Poll Tax .... .. _es s3,5 oo Sanitary Ta.x .. . . 85o op Percentage on taxes 150 o(s Weigh Scale Pees . 175 oo Dog Tax 200 00 Miscellaneous . . ... ... .s.. 500 oo $ 6o98 65 Expenditure Expenses, Elections etc. 15o oo Salaries 3330 GO Printing, Postage ete. 700 oo Insurance, Heat, Light 1200 00 Fire, Water, St lighting ...... 6300 oo Law Costs Iso oo Streets , 24.00 00 •Charity and Grants . . ..... 600 00 Public School Board ...... ...-.... 10982 oo Debentures 1750411 Cemetery 2500 oo Board of Health 16o oo Sanitary 1400 oo High School Board 5780 oo Public Library Board...,.,.. ... 800 County Rate 4362 Dicount on Taxes 550 Clerk and Bailiff 40 Refunds of -taxes 50 Excise Tax . 75 Interest on loans goo New roof, Fertilizer Bldg. Miscellaneoes 902 15° 00 32 00 00 00 00 00 00 22 $ 60985 65 The Finance Committee recone- mended the payment of the following accounts: W. A. Sanderson, streets $151.2o; M. Dolan, work on streets gnoo; Women's Institute, rebate of hall rent for Convention recto; Dom, Ex- press on tar, cans z.20; ?rands Han- kin Co., brick filling pots 22.68; j. McCool, work at monument 4.80; H. Collar, freight and cartage ee 21. Bank of Commerce, Int. coupons, Diagonal Road, pavement 2072.15; Benk of Commerce, Int., Coupotts, Victoria St pavement 1576.8e; Domin- ion Bank, Int., Coupons Victoria St., pavement 321.74; Dominion Bank, Int. Coupons Victoria St. pavement 6ctoo Beek of Commerce, In, Cotipons Diagonal Road 465.04; Bank of C0/11.- nterce, Sewers Debenture 74-T7'; W. A. Galbraith, salary June 96.6e; E. Lewis, Salary June 66.66; Geo. Allen, Salary Julie 63.33; Municipal World, Assessors ,supplies 26.56; R. Vint, cOncrete curb at town hall 30.40; Bert Wylie, painting park fence 6s00; Public School Board, advance on levy l000.00s Office Spetialty Co, filing equipment 129.35; Canada Vfetal •Co., lawn seats for cemetery 52.0; R, Saint, freight and cartage 95c; J. 111. Graham, planting beds, cemetery hall, etc., 52.00; C P. R. rent oi scale site oo; W. A. Galbraith, petty cash paid out 5.41; Geo. Carry suit for Chief Allen a5,00; Joe Wage Tabor at hall es4o;Wim Holmes, paintieg water cart ne5; Advance-Thries prietieg 25.35; H. Collar, teamitig 8„35: j. Mills, grass seed cemetery 1o,50; R. Deyell, salary x5o.cgt; Wni Stokes, labor 117.00; IL 13. Elliott, stipplies 15.30; Thos. Fells, expenses to Toi•ortto 4,e5; Pee St Thorrioson, etipplies egos; Eliiier Wilkinson, letterieg eiglis 25,8o; W t Seott, ',";' erection of park fence 27.57; T. Finn 511, mowing grass e6.2o. ' Councillor Mitchell reported that the buildings at the cemetery had been shingled, the new fencing was here and would soon be up and the new park seats, were now in the cem- etery. The committee had investi- gated the cost of increased water fa- cilities at the cemetery and found it would be in the neighborhood of $600, They recommended that this be left over for another year. The property committee have er- ected a new high board fence be- tween the park and. the United. Fare mers Ca-Oper. The f cost to be paid by the town and the renaainder by Mr. Hirst„ he to get half of the old material, One load of this was taken by a member, of the Utilities Commissionand it was decided to ask him to, pay $3:oce far same or have it returnedto the town hall. Three applications were presented for the assessorship. via: T. J. Mc- Lean, Thos. Garrett and David' Mc- Gill. The last named received all but one of the votes. Mr. McLean has been assessor in Wingharn for a number of years, The salary of the assessor is $275 with an allowance of $8 for postage. Mr. Cosens asked' for a rebate of hall rent on behalf if the Wingham Arena. for their concert on May 24c17. His request was refused. Rev. W. I), McIntosh left a stove telling the town for to be used in The Couneil will' silent of the town they could have it the Touriss Camp. put it in 'the base- hall.for the preeeet. The Chautauqua committee were given the privilege of'the town park for Chautauqua week. Magor Fells reported for the street committee that gravel was put on Carling Terrace, alsothat the town had on hand so barrels of tar and through the efforks. of Reeve McKib- bon theycould use the. County tar kettle when filling, cracks he the pave- ments. He also reported having made Josephine a through street from Alfred St. to Victoria St, That means that cars. approaching Jose- phine from any other streets must stop before going on. to Josephine A traffice bylaw was discussed clau- se by clause and filially sent to the Minister of Iiigliwa.ys for hie approv- al before being adVelitised. It will be good news- to the citizens. of Wingham to know that a company of local business men and a couple of outside experienced men have formed a coropang and: wilt take over the Fertilizer building for the manufac- ture of toy expeess wagons and oth- er articles. The property commitee was instructed to have the roof on the 40x80 repaired. Fell Oat of Sedan, • When turning- around the silent po. liceman ' near Watson's grocery on Monday afternoon, Mr. Harold Ross' little girl fell against the door of the sedan bursting it open and falling heavily to the pavement. Mr. Ross always teen ehi doors to see it they are securels "ned when he has any of the little folk in the car, but he ov- erlooked. it this time Fortunately the little girl was only bruised, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross' home coining from Detroit' was riot Made sorrowful as it might easily have been. Pocock—Pelan Nuptials The Baptist Parsonage Ilagersville, Ont., was the scene of a very pretty wedding on June 2211d at 8 p. when Mr. WaltgegBoeoelee son of Mr. and Mrs. CeetesePocock, ofesWinghant, Ont, and Mi s Mary Pela0graduitte nurse of Wi gham Hospital, dittighter of the late' Mr, and Mrs, J hn Win, Pelen, lasgow, Scotia d, were united in t e holy bonds riatei- moni by t e Rev. J. F, ry grnan, The brid looked very lovely in t. charmirig c stume oE,Avhite crepe) wearing a v svith"vereath of lily of the valley., Sh carried a hi-Agueof pink butterfly roses. ,The matron cf honor, Mrs, j. F. Dingman, was be- comingly gosoned in navy blue and said silk crepe. Mrs, R. D. Winger played the wedding march. After the ceremony the wedding party were entertained to a dainty buffet leneheoe, ,Durieg the signieg of the register Mrs Dingman saeill hee usual cheritiries way. The happy eouple left on a motor trip. Their many friends wish thein loeg andhappy- life—Hagersville /4ews, Subscriptions $agoo per year THE LATE MRS. HALLIDAY An old and highly esteeined reside -A „ uelgrave, passed away to the vale beyond on Thursday, July est, in the person of Catherine Robertson, be- loved wife of Mr. Adam Halliday, in her 83rd yee.• H e r husband • and she celebrat- ed their golden • wedding 3 years ago, and Mr. Hal- liday is ten years older than his wife. The survi- ving family con- sists of three dau- ghters and two ‘. sons, viz: (Chris- tie) Mrs, Walker, (Mary) Mrs. Stew- art, both of Morris, (Tressa) Mrs Garner Procter, Adam and Dan, ail living in Western. Canada The late Mrs. Hallidac has one brother, James Ro ertson, a missionary. he remains were laid to rest in the Brandon cemetery on Monday after noon and the funeral co tag wits lar- gely attended by many old friends. To Our Subscribers There are still people paying their subscriptions and requesting tape lines. We are sorry to inform them that we ran out of these little souv- enirs three weeks ago. A Nice Fat Purse For his services rendered the Lib- eral party in the House of Commons at Ottawa, while . Mr. McKenzie King was electioneering in Prince Al- bert, Mr. Ernest Lapointe, will re- ceive a purse of $roo,000, subscribed by liberal members and friends. Died in Winnipeg Many old friends of Wm. Net- erfietd, a former resident of Lower Winghang will regret to hear that he passed avray in Winnipeg General Hospital on. June 29th, in his 59th year. Mrs. August Homuth of Wing - ham is a sister of the deceased. Let Your Paper Follow You • When going away for a few weeks iolidayi, you should leave word in The Advance -Times office to have he paper sent to you 'while away. Mr. John Gibbons spent 'a couple of weelcs in Chicago and tells us he en- oyed reading the paper just as well away as he does at lictme. Report of Hog Shipments • For week ending June 30, 1926— Wingharn, total hogs eon select bac- on 24; thick smooth 67; heavies 2; extra heavies 3! lights and feeders 3. Bluevale, total hogs 31; select bacon 12; thick smootla 15; heavies 1; shop logs 2. Huron County, total • hog 1078; select bacon 313; thick smooth .544; heavies 69; extra heavies 9; shop iogs.33; lights and feeders 9, Fell Veom Hay Fos•k .Mr. Robert McClenagliart of near Whitechurch, whlie working at the lay on Monday morning fell from the my fork to the roof of she grenage, a distance of probably twenty feet. In the fall 110 struck tha bac.k of bis ecal on a beam aryl thereby suffered a vet y bad scalp wound. His many friends however, will plesaed to know that he isprogressing as well as can be. expected. Broadcasting Church Services The services of Wingharn United Church werelbroadcasted by Wing - ham Amatuer Station eol3P on Sun- day morning. • The reception was very clear and distinctly listened to, in 13elgrave. • Both services next Sab- bath will be broadcasted from the United Church at Wingham. The committee wish it known that they will be pleased to broadcast the ser- vices of any church who care to have them do so. • Positions Guaranteed Graduates The Winghain Ilusieess College has just closed the most successful year in its history, almost one hundred students being in attendance and more than that number on this terri- tory have been engaged in Home Saidy through the Spotton Corre- spondence Schools of Toronto, Some thsfitished stedetits have left to at- tend Mr. SPottiett's Canada Businese College, Collega and Spedina, Toron- to to tornplete ild take positions there, Every graduate of last year and et oret of under graduates have beets Dittoed hi position& A position for every gradttete is guaranteed by this Rreatest busipess toliege organi• ration in Cartadai Write tOday for Partiettlars, ( Local and General News of Interest to The Community% Miss Alice Reading is visiting wit friends at Toronto. • Mrs. (Dr.)1R. L. Stewart is visitin with friends in Detroit. Mr. T. Fells shipped a load of cat tle C, N. R.%to, Toronto. • Miss Helen Preston is spending he holidays at Marietta, Ohio. • Mr. Eldon Petexialan, spent ove the week-end.at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mason motored to Toronto last week on business. Miss Glenna Spotton is attending a Girls Summer- School at Chatham. Mr. Peter Fisher of T'oronto, was visiting at Grand Berne oa the est. o July. Mrs Carson, Carson, who has been visiting in Detroit has returned, to her home he • Mrs. Doig and Mrs. Hammer are home for a couple of days from Tor- onto. • • Mr. Harry Carson of Loudon, was a welcome visitor in Wingliern this week. Mr. C. R. Wilkinson and family,. visited with his brother at Hensall on Sundays. Miss Louise Fraser has, gone to London to take a course at the Uni- versity. • Mr. J. B. Elliott of Superior, Wis.: is visaing with his sister, Mrs. J Nichol. • Bathing Caps—Lake Share lSl1l1in- ery-25c, 35c and soc at McKibbon's Drug Store. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bracket/bury and family are spending the holidaes at Bath,'Ont. Miss Alice Williamson of London Normal School is 'visiting at her home in town. h Misses Irene McDowell and Blan che Irwin, speed hte week end at th g home of Miss Ethel Hyndman a Gorrie. - Mrs. Johnson and Miss Mabel ar spending a couple of weeks with rela ✓ tives at Toronto, Niagara Falls • an Buffalo. ' ✓ Warden J. W. McKibbon and Mrs McKibbon and Miss Bettie, are en joying a motor trip through Easter Ontario. . Mg and "Mrs. Lawrence Galbraith an son, Dale of Toledo, are visiting at the home of Mr. andMrs, John f Galbraith. • Mr. T. R. Bennett has severed his connections with A. M. Crawford and left last week on a business trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gray and Mrs. Allan Fralick spent the week -end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Giay, Niagara Falls. • Mr. Nelson Louttit of near Wrox- eter was in town recently limping very badly. We understand a colt trainped on his foot. Mr. ad Mrs. Hugh 9lpi,oiir and Mr. and Mrs. Eldred M holiof Turn - berry, spent a few day visiting in and around Stratford Mrs. Gee Gregory and niece Nora Beattie, are spending a couple of weeks with friends in Tornoto, Buf- falo and Niagara Falls. Mr. G. N. Underwood, attended the Blythe & Harkness Shorthorn Sale at Guelph on Tuesday last and purchas- ed three fine purebreds. Mr. and Mrs. Georgt. Agnew of Guelph and Mrs. Geoie Raby of Vic - i toria,. B, C., spest th eweek-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Ra y. Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson cf • Glenboro, Man., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Under- wood and other relatives. Misses Effie and Alba Hogg of IA/Ingham, spent the week -end with their sister, Mrs. C. R. Bartlett and other friends in Mitchell. , eters. Archie Ballance of Harris -on and Mr. Mindred Murser and Miss Edna Ballance of Toronto, visited at Mr, G. Day's Dairy Farm. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grobb of Port- age La Prairie, motored over and spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Greer. Mrs. Waiter Pocock (nee Nurse Pekin), has been successful in passing her examinations for Registration of Nurses in Province of Ontario. • Mr. and Mrs. D. McGill an <laugh- ter, Margaret, of Toronto m)) tored upa nd spent the week -e d at the homeof Capt W. and Mi's Adarili Miss Bertha Gannett of Toronto, is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gannett, Bluevale and with friends in Wing - ham. , Mr, Charlie McKibbon is spending his vacation with relatives at Cara - rose, Alta. His grandmother, Mrs. Knechtel, accompanied him fronf Toronto. • • Mrs. Elizabeth Munro passed away at Strathroy Hospital last week. Miss M. K. Munro, her ,,daughter was on the teaching staffat the High School last year. • Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Galbraith of South Bend, Ind., and their son and his wife of Toledo, are visiting at the home of the former's brother, Mg je Galbraith. Mr. and Mrs, GeoleL Jamea arid four children, motored here from Lydden, Saskand are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs, R, James, Frances St, Miss Annie Puller', nurst-ingrain- ing at the Royal Alexander liospitel, Fergus, is spending her vacation at the home of her mother, Mrs Pullen, Lower Wingliarn. • Mr. and Mr. Harold Hinscliffe of Torotito, and Mrs, Wm. Hinseliffe and little daughter of Galt, spent the week -end at the hotne of Mrs. H. Hinscliffe, Shuter St. Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Beiton, Mr. and Mrs,' Hugh Jones and Mrs. Arth- ur Murrell of London, visited for a fevy days at the borne of Mr. John Walters, Diagonal Road, ,Mr. and Mrs. nest McElroy of De- troit and little Mise Andrey have re- turned home after *ending their nee cation with the formerparerits, Me - and Mt% T. C. McElroy. Mr, and Mrs, Robt, McGuire lett on Tuesday morning for to spent a couple of I months in the Western Provintes. They motored with Mr - and Mre, I. A, Brandon of Belgrave, •A-ddltional Locals on page five PRESENTATION, IVIADE TO PAS. TOR AND, WIFE The niernber—s and adherents a Wingham :United Church gathered in _ the schoolroom Tuesday evening to O bid farewell to Rev, W. D. and Mrs. McIntosh prior to their departure for Embro this week.. A. H. Musgrove e was chairman and an excellent pro- - gram was renderednaluding solos d by Miss Jean Christie ,gol'13-euce Ed- gar; quartet by M. ses Ver4 Frersdt • and Irene Donald nd Me.ssr. . Christ- - ie and Mitchell; r a.dings h Mrs. We Vanwyck; instruNental duets by Misses Maey and ee'resta Carr and Misses Hazel Brandon , and Peggy- • flaciGay. reisrsandm usic on a saw by Ger- To thee'Reer. W. D. McIntosh, Dear Friend: --- As the terni of your pastorate here has terminated, your many friends in the Wingham 'United Church, ci this the eve of your departure from Wing -- ham, desire to convey to you an ex- pression of their esteem and regard. As Pastor you have faithfully dis- charged eh the several duties con- nected therewith and have thus won our esteem and good-willand, be- sides srou have established many last- ing friendships which we trust may long continue. The terni of your , pastorate here has been coincident with one of the eventful periods in the 'history of the Christian Church, and we are pleas- ed to know that at the time of your departure, the great question of chur- ch union has been fully consummat- ed and we trust that as the years go by the growing feeling of unity ande good will may continue to increase. We sincerely tut that in your new sphere of labor success and prosperi- ty may attend your ministry and that you may be spared to devote your talents for many years of useful work in the service of the Master. We must, also add how much we will miss your dear wife.. By her un- failing courtesy, genttihe:ezi.U.dness and readiness to responditaall calls upor her time and energyeseie: has won the esteem and goodwill. of As a small token- of: oar apprecia- tion please accept. fissile las this purse and contents. In conclusion we:treat that you and your dear wife and:family may enjoy continued prosperity and happiness in your new home and that many warm friendshipssfieraned during your sojourn in Wingham may be of last- ing benefit to.all of trs. • Signed on belittle' of the congrega- tion:—A. H. Musgrove, H. E. Isards A. J. Irwin, John Kerr, Mr. and Mrs.. leteIrsto'sh both re- plied, thanleing,all for their kindnees. During the slioxt time Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh were connected with the United Churchhese they made nany friends, and a host of good wishes fol- low them to their new home. Throu- ghout the evening music was furnish. - ed by a five -piece orchestra and at the closetench was served by the La- dies' Aid:. Short speeches- of appreciation were, given by George Spotton and Rev.. let 14. Bennett, pastor of the cliuxth. Dr. A. 5. Irwin read an ad- dress and H. T. Gibson presented Mi'. McIntosh with a well-filled purse of money on behalf of the congrega- tion and Mrs. John Wilson presented Airs. McIntosh with a sheaf of roses from the ladies, The IVIission Band. occupied the front seats and they preeented Mr. McIntosh with an eight -piece console set. Miss Jean Copeland making the presentation and Miss Evelyn McKay reading the address. • ,Mr. and Mrs. Bert McLean and family, motored over from Detroit for oyer Sunday. Miss Edna Musgrove lia•s- left to at- tend a month term at a summer school, Taranto ' • Mrs. Preston, Julia arli John. are visiting with the for4i&s mother at Monroeville, Ohio. Mrs. R S. McGee and Miss Bertha are spending a couple of weele.s with relatives in Toronto. e . Miss Millie Turner, R.. M. of Vic- toria Hospital London-, is visiting with friends in town. • Mr. Walter Brawley of, Detgoit, is visiting with his parente) Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brawley. Miss Kathleen Williaan.s is spend- ing her holidays withrelatives in London and Toronto, Mr. Jasper Pridhani and letre. Lew- is Pridham, Harristott„ -visited at lir. G. Day's Dairy Faxen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson and Keaneth, spent the week -end at Sau- ble Beach with friends. ' Miss Dorothy. Boyle of Southamp- ton, visited at the home of Mr. Fobt McGee for a few days. Mr. W. J. Simpson and daughter, Mrs. 'Ackley and husband of Chicago are visiting friestels in town. Miss Alba Johnston is home for the holidays, having completed a year at MacDonald Institute, Guelph, Mr. W. Clendenning of gent left on Tuesday morning to visit his eldest brother, Isaac at Minneapolis. • Miss Mildred' Fitzpatrick returned to Detroit on Monday, after visiting, withelier parents on Josephine St. , Miss Doris Walker of Toronto, is holidaying at the home of her par- ents, Mr. .and Mrs. IS22C Walker. Father Geodrow's Annual Picnic, Thursday July i5th. Wath for the bills Splendid features this year. Miss Louise E. Ranee of Macdon- ald Hall, Guelph, is spending her sutntner vacation at her home here. Mrs. William Magma Mrs. Marsh and daughter, have returned home af- ter visiting with friends in Toronto. Bathing Caps—Lake Shore Miilin- ery-25e, 350 and soc at McKibbon's Detig Store. Mg Gordon McGregor is holiday- ing in Goderich, and Jack Beattie is taking his place oft the Gerierai De- livery, Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Meterney of Windsor, motored up to spend Vie week -end with relatives in this vi- cinity •' Miss Mary Wright, R. IsT. of Buffa- lo, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Wright, 6th con. of Turn - berry. The brethre ,,,o,f L. O. L, 794 and ce visiting bred en, \about oho hundred hi all, atten ed 1,5iviee Service in Wingliara Ut efed Cherch on Sundae- etenifig lost. • lev, Bro. M, M. Benn- ett preached, ' ...• „ Charlie Say 'Ai that, fit' parentel of day wlinhatdwaleiastizicka. nni are doing as LW"! 'children knew about, 1. what their parent