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THE HERALD
ZURICH ONT.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
"Mr: and 'Mrs. Wni+ Douglas of
r3r'tacefi 11 and lir. and Mrs. Robt.
°"MC•Clinchey of Goshen Line, visit -
''.ed their uncle, Mi^. Allan Erwin and
i fan iL r o fWiarton last week.
114 and Mfrs. Wni. II, Stogdill
'golf Buffoon, are. spending a few
`td'ays it the hom 3 o.f Vt.? ratter's
7: --parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dow -
this 1v: eek,
Mas Mabel Calver and 31r.Bruce
'e'Ciinchey spent a few dayslast
'A'.si''eek, visiting •friends at Clinton
.land Goderi• .h.
At the Conference or the Un-
•te'd -church held in London rec-
iIy, Rev. T. Durrant of Varna
Vi'ta's stationed to ail Springs, and
Penrose comes to the
aiiks'a charge, Ur'? clil tk ; co111.';9
iu't;) effect July 1St.
• Mrs, W. J. Clark ral"td baby have
been visiting the past ta1'o
with her mother, Mrs, J. T, Keys
Babylon Line. .
Mrs 'Margaret a,iriit and, hei
mother, • Mi° +. Robinson Br., le£ta: n
Tuesday .foe Hamilton, Where
the latter • intends staying for, a
time with her daughter, Mrs. h,
Lowden, and Mrs. Erratt intends
to take charge or the. Fresh Air
Cai`iip, which is to be opened short-
ly at Whitby.
DRYSDALE
' Mr. and Mrs., ,Charles Laporte
also Mr. and Mrs; Philip Denonnnan
are visiting friends, in St, Clair,
and Detroit, this • week.
Mr,. and Mi ai. R, C. Sch?l.1ock ,of
Detroit, vi'siittd lilt Mr. • Jos. C; l- •
Ina's over Sunday. and ,.proceeded
on ton Niagara, Falls Monday unorn
ju g -
MI, and Mrs. Frank. Corriveau,
and Mr. and Mrs. NOson. raassn,
motored. to Windsor last _week:--
end: .
Mr, 'steal Gelinas of Detroit is
?spending tileweek-end with 'his
brother, Joseph Gelinas and fam-
ily, liIr, Gelinars •ia: an told Drys-
dale boy, was 'rased and lived . a
short distance from: here, tilt at
the age of 1i 3 i~ai.s' ,Millen he eu-
listed in the Citial.War in 18E2: Af-
ter the war hi ataade his ha•Ine. • in
Bay City, Mich., where, he lived
until a few months ago, when
the death of his daughter broke
up the home, he was compelled to.
go •to Detroit to live with his
grand daughter, Mrs. Schinock.
Miss pinna Bell Ducharmo, is in
Goderich foot a 'short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Duch
arnne of Detroit spent Sunday with
their parents here.
CREDITON
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A strawberry social under the
auspices of the Evangelical Lad-
ies' Aid will b' held on the church
lawn, Monday, June 27th,. •'A sp-
Ietadil progrizu wi 1 be given,
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 'S'witzerniot-
ored to 'Windsor and Detroit:
Fes. Lorne Brown, of 'Stamford
Conn„ holidaying with :tail mo-
ther, Mrs. B. Brown.
Mrs. Herb. Fasiner and daugh-
ter, Shirley, are visiting with rel-
atives at Detroit.
' Rev. and Mra. 0. Brown, of Whit
Ann:f
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
iteral -Conservatives of South Eur n
WILL BE HELD IN THE
Town ensail
ON
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44;E 1li`ICERS WILL BE ELECTED POR THE COMING YEAR .AND
O"gLEGATES SELECT b D FOR THE WINNIPEG ,CONVENTION; AS
CHIS MEETING IS VERY IMPORTANT, LET VERY, POLLING
DIVISIONBE WELL P,EPRESENTED,
.A number of prominent Speakers wil
e present and address the meeting
GOD SAVE THE KING
MT. H.IGGINS,
Secretary.
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President,
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house, 011ie, Y+il`t visiting' for a
few days +w1~:ii: Ma,.. and ,Mrs. IL F.
f+?lberl,
Mr. ;and. Mr's, .C1if.1I:iill left' 'for,
a riSit with zeiativta; In Pigeon,]/1ieh
7,lue Evuitg, *tical'Sunday School
are holding? their Children's, ' ,,Play
on tknday June, 19th. There •will
be at; 'sernaton to the -school in the
morning and a. pitograin in the
evening! ! 1 ,.
A allov' iiairut is on - fdot to.: or-
gatilk>' a..i cls ''S' Chorus, its
a men's clioras.
A mother and daiight`r.banquet
by the Dorcas Class of' the Ev'ang•
chug;thh is :being' hold. on Juno' 15,
Miss' Lulu, Gaiser of the Faculty of
1Icl4Tsa'.stoi 'University _will, be the
-speaker, a program, is also in
order.
rank Taylor
I+ !,' 1z as called to
Elkton, ,Mich,, owing to 'the. death
'of his brother Charles, :who was—'a
foimere,:s14cnt of Credit"oau: '
• Mildrid Barney, 'whip recently
underwent ail bpera+TO n °at London
hospital, •has "xetiitai�d
W:oid has barn reecilyecl, •of cher
death of Thoat.,.13a,•carliino, .,*hose`
s:t�iai• i i v.r re ,.brought to.. Exeter ler
intei',Zil,^.4.,, -
Mr. and' MrS,..,_J. -G '-Stanl:,uryi 'at�
te.nclVd convocation of'Toronto Un
t ei°arty, 'whore ':their con'• Stt'iart
had li'a Der',. of Bac l4.dr oi' Arts
:onn'e''ref uo a hail' Mr. G.adnirin
of ' Helen, looking • after"' 'the
work here,
• TPS. •Wni. H. Dearing, who has.
been confin'ed 'to her bed"t'hrough
illne3s, was .suddenyh taken' ill an
operated on for appendicitis, the
operation being performed 'by Dr.
C -rant of London: •
The marriage oaf Grice Beaman
daughter .of Mr's:' Heilman to Otto
Daley of Pontiac; Mich., was sol-
emnized. on Tun' ,list at the home.
oft he. bride's .mother in . 1cCeil:i--
zrray Tp. I i
The other evening E ,eter car -T.
vied away •the laut•nls when they
c.reat'd Goderich 7-1 in .a rather
tratlessg. ape of beseball, ;
- HENSALL
Clarence Shepherd . spending
his holidays Visiting his parents;
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd.
Mrs. E. Rennie and son, Samuel
have returned from a visit - with
relatives in Detroit, making the
trip by motor.
The Oddf Tows of Retrial? Lodge
intend holding a "Decoration S--'
vice" on Sunday .afternoon, June
26th.
The: basebal1 match'
the other
evening between IIens.11 and Creel
iton at Crediton resulted in favr
of the home. team • 6—Z. • t
The violin and piano :pui ills of
Greta- Lamanie gave a recital in*
the • town hall on Friday evening
,Tine 10th, and a mt sieal • playlet
was alfio given, . The scenes from,
the Life o.L.Ludwig 'wan Beethoven.
i[ir. and 1M
.I n M. TJaes. Wren and
Mr. Wm.. Eyre attended : the fun
oral of the late Tohn Eyre in Lon.
don. .,on. Wedne's;,day last.
I1ri .
Lonpe Scott. and 1ainaly,
motored from ]aronto and 'spent
a weak -end;.:
tit• Elie recent hall game with
Ci ealiton triere, our, boys won s with
a .Score of 11-4
Mr.. and Mrs. John iMicNeal, of
St. Thomas, ..yisited "with Mrs. J.
Murd oek.
while Miss 'Waddell, of London,
was visiting at the home 'of Bev.
Dr. C. Fletcher, she was. suddenly
thrown forward when caught by
a gist of wind, Lalling clown some
steps and fracturing her hip,
Mrs: Burgess, of Mint,' N. Dak
a former resident of Huron Cpunty
and who has many friends here' is
r,isiting Mrs. Agnes .Ross.
Mrs. Loretta Miller, of Windsor
and formerly of Hensall, and fam
it s visited a'^l:atives• here.
Mr. and Mr's, Wm. Thompson are
bee flora the State of Indian ipo'i:s
visiting •with Mr. and Mrs; G. S.
Thompson, they made the trip by
auto and intend moving to Cali-
fornia State,
The congregation of St:. Paul's.
Anglican Church, are looking for-
ward with great interest to Sun-
day, June 2hth, which Will be held
as the 50th anniver;nary of their,
church and for which occasion the
services will be of a 'very special
and interestin gcharaeter,. - The
B`I&iop of Huron, Rev- Mr. Williams
is to be present, together with ot-
her church dignitaries,
COUNTY NEWS
Mr:. and Mr* Hy. ,Diehl of St-
anley, announce the engagement of
their claughtee, Annie Erma to •Mr..
IVtor:i's J'. Durham' of Boehfort, Alb.
late of Clippawa, the ie,arriage
will take place this inontll. (
The funeral - o fthe late Dv:'3'.
l" Ma lci+l, a foamier+ resident o,
,'Eler:sill and. Clinton, whoa+' death
ocetitrcci at London, the remains be-
ing brought to Clinton Lor:anteit-.
merit.
Rev„ Robt, Hicks, 13.D., of ',Cen-
tralia elver*. St, Thomas, whose
early life was +pant in Usborne Tp;
wits elected president of the Lon-
don .Conference of the Unitech ch'
notch recently, he '05: a native ,of
Cornwall, Eng, and tame to Cet-
i -4a
Annual Meeting
South Huron Liberal
Association
Town Hall, Hensall
Thursday lies 23rd
At 2 pail:
HON. DUNCAI't MARSHALL
Mtn THOMAS aieyti1ILLAN, M,P.
and others will addres3 the meeting
I1.Lull,repr,elaeiitatiou !rom.every
polling: division is desired...
'1 JOHN' A. ' MC>'WEN;
Secretary,
A quiet wedding' .took place at
tale ;CIrakted ehuicli manse, Ii:ipp.en,
d'z Ju.ne 3rd,' ;Filen Alice, eldest
dci'ugliter,•. of illi.,.. and M ts. ,Alex.
it eeb, •or hic=a, was united in. mar-
riage to Saniwel Thompson,:son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Thompson, of
Henaall." After • the wedding the
.young ..couple left for their ' fine .
'farm .one mile ner:th. of .,Kippen,
• The other monning Wiii e Mrr. and
Mrs. McKay of Iippen and
Moffta,• of C,inton :were .on' their.
wayt o London in a Chev, car,
they met with an accident near
Centralia, when the car turned ov-
er into the ditch and Mrs. Moffatt
diu.oc :tea l:e >,.o iiue:' `Lo.;e
The contr:c.o.va for the paving
of the Huron highway from Clin-
ton west are now %vorking on this
icie of Hoiinesvill;', and the econ- f
taacl ors fo. thepaln)nent• between
S6ateith and . it.blin are laying .
c:onclel, eatgt from aaeafoith,\\•lien
1lie,,n Oro coitra`e:s ar:e. compie',eri
Lhe slid l tite2ii Seafol:th,anl Cikzi
Lon -will be the only uripa.iree [ pert
ion bf unpaved `Xiighivay;. It is
quite possible that this piece of
_al'se z'ill be paved this year, as
the contractors will be through
with their present jobs in a few
w eaksi.
A terrible fatality occured neal
Aniline) on June 6th, when Joo.Iui
Arthur, a highly respected resi-
dent and shoe merchant of Aub-
urn, nest his death by being gored
by a bull He . had gone to E ,
'hit, riiison's in Colborne Tp. • while
the family was absent , <When- he
was. attacked by the animal hetook.
refuge •:tu : a pumphouae, . but the
infurated animal followed and
there: trampled• and gored Rini to
death, friglitfu.11y, mangling. the
:body,- which was finally •tossed
theong'li a• half door; whish stop-
ped l 'the halt: On the return home
cif the Robinson • family Mr. Ar-
thur's re:nyains were found. The
aoronern.D.r: Hunter, of Goderich;
itrais notified but'deciced an inquest
was unnecessary,- Mr. Arthur had
be.eh a zesident of Auburn for
many years and• leaves a widow
and yoking faiiidly,.
John Munnings of Colborne Tp.
urine oat shooting groundhogsthe
other day, !shot .one of these spec -
men's, with fin its,neck was• a sin
ring•frorn the'top of a fruit •scaler:,
No' doubt the animal had been . car-
rying the metal collar from its
younger days;when its bead would
siipb hrougl the ring. The hair
aroundt he neekk was all chafed off'
Indications are that the apple
crop in Huron will be fairly heavy
with the exception of Ba:dwinar, alt
other varieties 'Having a heavy
bloom as Veil as the pears. Small
frtitts are 'also looking very prom-
ishig,n Altogether it looks like a
prince year throughout the County
O'n Tule(sday evening last .api-
ano was inetalied in the Huron Co-
unty' HOMO 'at Clinton, vs are'sult
of, the efforts of the Young P4 o-•
pie's Societies of 'the County, Dur-
ing the fall an organization meet-
ing Ways held in 1ddinton and those
present selected Miss Carter to act
as president and Miss Hobbs as
'sect' -trews, Throughout the win
ter thee two ladies have been work
ing hard and have finally reached
their objective. The p'ano install
ed its ,,a fine oak finish Doherty
ti:'ith < bench to march: An inter-
esting program: was given at 'the
instalation of the instrument.
Tl uraday> ' al uzl '' "1i5tI1r,'...1921';
Pu your machines in food. •. shape• with
genuine Masierliarris Parts. Made'.fron s
same materials and , same patterns : as • the
originals Genuine Massey -Harris, ,Parts. ,
are guaranteed to. fit.
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C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
South, Kippen .. ... 8,22 ann.
South, Hensall ... 8.32 attn.
•South, Exeter . ++.8+47 a. ,
Stage leave Zurich .,. 7.00 aan,
North, Exeter 10M a.m.
North, Heusell .+" . ... 10,30 a.a t,
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Jotrth, Exeter .. .,5,05 p.nl.
Stage leave Zurich ,.3:00 pm.
North Fleeter ,..... 604 pm.
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