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Sunday last being set apart as
'-Rally Day," in all Sunday
Schools, it was generally observed
in Exeter. Rev. Mr. Bartlett of
Toronto. General Secretary of Sun.
day Schools gave addresses in both
Methodist churches and in the
afternoon at the Sunday Schools.
Special music was prepared by the
different choirs, also the churches
were beautifully decorated with
flowers for the occasion.
Miss Ella Brown, nurse of Grace
Hospital Detroit, is holidaying at
her home here.
Mrs. Kestle wife of Rev. Thos.
Kestle died at her home here on
Friday last, after an illness of over
two years. The funeral took place
on Sunday to the Exeter cemetery.
Mrs. Donglas who has been
spending a few weeks at Grand
Bend returned home, on Saturday.
On Friday evening of last week
a very unique social was given
under the auspices of the W. C.
T. 11. by the committee having
ch of the mission work in the
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lumberman's camp. The numher
seven being a feature o en-
tertainrnent• The program. and the o nta,SHWC
bill of fare all being accord with 4o0ome••##o0oo•®oo*
the perfect number.
Miss Anna Dow left on M onclay ' Lost—Oa Saturday, bot;
to attend business college in Bend and Dashwood, a
Loudon.ulster with satin collar.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Russell and(
please at Guenther's liven;:
Miss Jessie '.Russell of Toronto, also
Mrs. Ramsden of Midland, attended Mrs. Fred Goothnaa';
the Cameron and Russell wedding, day evening as`a •resulti
on Tuesday. When Mr. Goodman. ca
Dr. Rolstan who left for the Old his work at six o'clock i
Country some weeks ago, returned he found her at the `
home on. Tuesday, feeling much cella, sirlvoy '. 'z
benefitted `by ibis. ocean v oyu'ge �viiiincl,tt2nd” other
Mrs. Rolston met him in London mediately picked he her
Mrs. Wanless and two children her to the room ttndiv_.
of Duluth are visiting with Mr.to his neighbor's Mr.
and Mrs. L. Hardy. accross the street. Th
A very pretty wedding took pia. made as comfortable as
ce at the home of Mr N. Kestle on medical i. -id summoned..
Tuesday Sept 26th, when their
eldest daughter Pearl, was united
iu marriage to Mr. Luther Penhale
The bride was becomingly attired
in a cream voile gown, prettily
trimmed with lane and pearls
Among the many useful presents
received was a kitchen. shower
given by a number of her -young
friends. The bride's going away
gown being Navy blue with hat to
match. They left on the evening
train for Detroit and other places.
On their return they will take up
their residence on Andrew st. Mr.
and Mrs. Penhale have inanv
friends who wish them many years
of happy wedded life.
Miss Helen Russell left on Tues-
day for Toronto University, to take
up her final year's work.
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Miss Mildred Brown who is attend -1
ing Model school in Clinton, and the
Misses.Luln and Elsie Geiser who are
ttenclin! Normal in London, spent
Friday and Saturday at their homes
rand i here.
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Reeve Sweitzer Accidently
e�,fl•°m Shot at Grand Bend,
ing,
the -A sad gloom was cast upon our
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A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mr. Thos. Russel
on Tuesday, when his daughter
Bertha, Superintendent of the
hospital at Midland was united in
marriage to Dr. Lannon of Strat-
ford, only the immediate members
of the contracting parties being
present. The ceremony was per
forme&at-high noon, by- the Rev,
S. F. Sharp, pastor of Cavan
Presbyterian church. After par-
taking of a dainty repast -the
happy,. couple left on the evening.
train fora short wedding trip after
which they will matte theirhome
in -Stratford.
Word was received here on Tuesday,
of the death of Mrs. J. Bissett (nee
Miss McFall) of Sttathroy. Mrs.
Bissett bad been sick for some time
with typhoid fever. But it was not
expected that she would succumb to
the disease. Deceased leaves her
sorrowing husband and two small
children. The many friends here
sympathize with the family in this
their sad bereavement.
Mrs John Spackman and Mr.
•Hugh Spackman are visiting with
friends, in St. Thomas.
l,•Iticts of hp') es !lave been pas -
sin„ thrnnt_>li c.t•eir. fur ship-
ment fr•Inaa !lr us;,i1 stntion. The
pie crop i, holt, hut• Ow finality
is surd to bp. h„ve the average.
BORN
Tambo—In Dashwood on Wednesday
Sept. 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Tiernan, a son.
DIED
H svwoou—In Usborne, on Sept, 24,
1911, Thedo Thelma, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, T W. Heywood, aged
citizens on Tuesday afternoon last in 1 year, 5 mos. 12 days ,
ath of Mr. Sweitzer of —
B'hipke Reeve of Stephen Township,
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1tlonSday ikr;ening fora few days outing
at^Grand11 Fend and were enjoying the
sport of fishing and shooting at what
is known as -'the cut south of the Bend.
It appears Air. Sweitzer was on the
shore while, the others were in the
boat and b4 some accident a gun in
the boat was accidentally discharged
the charge entering Mr. Sweitzers leg
just below the knee severing the main
artery and shattering the bone. The
accident occurred about 10.30 a. in.,
and as the party were some distance
dowjr the river it took some time to
gat to their conveyance all the assist-
ance was resorted to and Mr. Sweitzer
was conveyed to his- home at Shipka
as soon as possible, reaching there
about 4 p. in., succumbing to his in-
juries before being removed to the
house. Mr. Sweitzer was a man who
was most highly respected by every
one with whom he came in contact,
always generous and charitable to!
those in need, jovial and happy. He
was a consistent member of the Evan-
gelical church, and on Friday last'
was present at the fowl supper taking
an active part, in the proceedings.
He has been elected the position- of.
Reeve of Stephen for many terms and
always filled the office with satisfac-
tion to all. • About twenty years ago
Mr. Sweitzer suffered a heavy loss in
the destruction by fire of his.. mills,
which he afterwards rebuilt and about
three years ago were again destroyed
by fire. By the death of Mr. Sweitzer
is removed one of the sunny natures
of our midst and of his home. There
remain to mourn the loss of a loving
husband and father, the sorrowing
widow and two daughters, Martha at
home and Mrs. Lippert of Khiva, and
'three sons Simon J., Centralia, Wil-
liam and Mathew. at home; besides
five brothers Jacob, John, Henry and
Daniel. of Crediton, and August of
Delaware, Pen,, and two sisters Mrs.
C. Trick of Crediton and Mrs. Adam
Gaiser of Detroit. The sympathy of
the community is extended to the be.
saved family in this their hour of
sorrow. The funeral will take -place
on Friday afternoon.
de of -54 ears and 4 clays.
ilex]:ilex]:in company with Messrs.
tz and Gotfried Fahner left
however were of such a ii' xe ` that!
death relieved her sufq44gs, at 8
o'clock. The deceased was. about 72•'
year- of age Enidleaves ices her
aged husband a grown.�up ' tirntly, all
of whom are- living in the United
States.
Mr. John Hoffman of the, Dash-
wood planning mill was at: Grand
Bend on Tuesday. on business.
The brick Work in connection with
the new brick block is 'now finished
'and the work of putting :on the roof is.
being pushed forward as rapidly as
possible. -
itfr. D. O'Brien of Mt Carmel, was
a pleasant caller in our village on
Tuesday. •
Miss Shoemaker of Detroit, ..is the
guest of Me. and Mrs. Geo l;cli'ghoffer.
for a few days.
Mossa.0—At Zurich Road Sept.
21st to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mosseau, Twins, boy and girl,
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CREDIT ONi,
MARRIED
OANNON—RUSSELL—In Exeter
Tuesday Sept 2tith 1911• a
residence of the bride's fa
Mr. Tbos. Russell, by the
5. F Sharp B. A. B D.
Bertha Russell to Dr Gann
Stratford.
PENaiLE—KESTLE—In Exete
Sept. 25th 1911, at the resi
of the bride's parents, Mr.
Mrs, Nelson Kestle, by the
Richard Hobbs. Mr L
Penhale to Miss Pearl Kest
of Exeter.
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The Misses Ada and Nora Siebert
are visiting at the home of Me. and
Mrs: S..Brown this week. !,
Mrs. Mm. Suhr. of London, visited
her sister, Mrs. Godfried Gliiscr, for
a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews of Us -
borne, were the guests of Rett. and
Mrs. Robert Ilicks.
Mrs. Hugh Girvin of Lucknow is
visiting for a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. H. K. Eiiber.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Trellee .of De-
troit, are the guests of the Tatters
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Bilber.-
Messrs Geo. Silber and Nelson
Shenk, who have spent the past •sunt-
mer as fire rangers in New Ontario,
returned home last week.
Mrs. Scott who visited her sisters
Mrs. Link and Mrs, Bertrand, re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia
on Monday morning.
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