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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-08-30, Page 1VOL. IT., NO. The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township. ZURICH, ONT. FR, -DAY, AUG, 30-1901.. 1. PER YEAR. CHURCHES. ST. BONIFACE, Catholic. Order of service for the summer. Sundays: HighMass at 10 a. m,; Cate- chism and Instruction at 12 o'clock; Vespers and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. m. Holy Days: High Mass at 10 o'clock; Vespers and Benediction at 7.30 p. m, Week Days: Mass every morning at 7. 30 o'eloek; First Fridays, Mass with Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy Hour, or one hour's visit to our Lord in the Blessed Saeramet every Satur- day evening from 7 to 8. Rev. Father Valentine, Parish Priest EVANGELICAL, German and English Sunday services: - German, at 10 o'clock a. in. English, at 7 o'clock p. m,, Sunday school at 2 p.m. Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7, a .J Senior Alliance, at 8, Noir pract lee at Wednesday evening; German prayer meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evening; English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday evening; Teachers' meeting at 8. Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor. geutid)e ea. Intl). St. petri 1Cirdie. Gottesbienft vorttt. E)alb It /11)r unb abenbs 7 Z14r. Sonnta jd)ule norm. 9 1.It)r. gehrerneriafltmlung Dolnlerita3 alaescfiiitte, Paitor. LV. BACHAN1t, St. Joseph. • Notary Public, Fire and Life ln- suranee Agent, :Honey to Loan, either by private funds or loan companies. • J. O. COOKIE, (bate with tiarrow Prondfuot) Barris- ter, Solicitor, Notary }abbe. IIIeensull. Ontario. pROUDFOOT & HAYS Baurieters, Solueituas, Notnrlee Publi etc•, ate. Cur. Square aintl North Street tlude.rieh, Ontario R. C. KAYS rowiffammaliadisistaamatormamssim J. C. Stoneman left Thursday for Toronto and Buffalo. Thos. Welsh is getting ready to build a fine residence. Miss Doan, of Zurich, visited friends in town this week. W. R. Hodgins has engaged a wine clerk from Seaforth. Mrs. H. Babcock, of Stratford, is visiting Mrs. G. N. Babcock. Monday, Sept. 2, will be Labor Day. All business places will be closed. A student of Huron College took the service at St. Paul's Church last Sunday, W. H. Reynold's, of Reynolds & Ingram, is on the sick list and un- able to work. Geo. Sutherland is taking his holidays, visiting Toronto and the Pan-American. T. E. Karn, manager of the Mol - son's bank, is taking a couple of weeks' vacation. ]!f. Ellwood, our popular barber, has been laid up, but is rapidly re- gaining his health. A large number took advantage of the cheap fares on Thursday to visit Toronto and Buffalo. Miss Ethel Murdock bus returned home after two weeks spent in London, Toronto and Buffalo. Messrs. Vosper & Knox, earpen• ters, Exeter, are working on Bab - cock's drug store building this week.aa- gg4(l►. Hehools will reopen next week, much to the sorrow of the Bina l boy and not to the pleasure of the small girl. Our band furnished musie at a garden party at Middleton's Corn. • ers. north o Varna, on Friday evening last. e' The Observer is taking a week's. holidays this week and iii the ZURICH AND VICINITY Mr. Ed. Sipple is home on a visit at present. Miss Melvina Koehler is visiting in 13ensall. Mr. Dan Koehler spent a week visiting in Michigan. Mr. Charles Latta of London spent Saturday in town. Mr. J. A. MacWilliams of Hen- sall was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Fred Benedieaf, of Port Ar- thur, is visiting friends here. W. PIROUDFOOT meantime are bl.takling a new f Washington press. Mr. S eller r, of Kincardine. �ita'iit d few days be.t week with his seat. E Dr. Srll:cry. on his wu;i' home from "ZLILL R, the Pan.America n. t Huron iisaitaat('r for bikini!! Affidavits, µ WWI rel soon us he Casa dispose (if (_limn a Clerk WO Uiv.Cour , Ii Jacobi. hats decided to leave t'utave?yatae7Er at.', '1 ulu:taw' dor 4lk+o t#tt :1il' harness. business, s, lle will ;*#t ton and Bete Lean uaut Scav'cu; s't_n. h (,_st in tlttest of health. c)tLre- "P.r 11e re 131rta is. Zurich thus. Rey. IL. II. Darnley. formerly rot' Bewail. spent a tiny renewing old t acquaintances. Ile leaves 'l'liair;1• 130SSENI3E11B w, ,`dacv morning' for Tore its, and the L,i�#'aavat'41 ; tna'tir•rtur-r°r tr,r LtQit'- ?tkti-Aenerie111., (."v:kiaty, tt °rl4ea°titstif solie uta the pat stn sewage kg tt u'v aloft, ia,tr-soul iaaaua't swung. formerly of Henull. deist a short t±vtistaelleta rtan:laaseter r1. time in IIr'aawaillll twHaal( ►rti hes way to I; I itDp en to a�tteanal the wedding rafte ' li hleq•. rlay.. Walker. 4if Louisville. Miss Taylor of the Sauble line visited at Mr. R. Haunacher's last week. Mr- Geo. Trott, photographer, Miss Krell. of Sebringville visited will be in Zurich about the 7th of friends here and at Shipka the past September and will remain here week. until) after the fair. Trott is an Wallace, the sign painter, is do-. up-to-date artist and guarantees ing some lettering in town this satisfuetory work. week. A beautiful and imposing granite Dr. Campbell went to London on monument bans been erected to the �Veduesduy evening on professional memory of the late Mr. Dan Me- bll�llke��. (;Urriek in the Catholic Cemetery. Misses Celia and. Susie Smith •Seale & Bite, of Clinton, executed. spent Sunday last with their sisters thti tven k and placed the shaft in in Detroit, posit•iutk. Mi. and 1Lrs. August Hill and Dlrs. lx. Kakereher had a rather family of ('rtedttt,ii wt're visitors unpleasant experience last week by here un itintlu�'. taking a dose of bt1'Jn';