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.STANLEY TOWNSHIP
et the municipal nomination h
eat Varna on Monday all the old
rncil were elected by acclamati
Viz: Reeve, Art Keys: Councillo
6o3uz Etue, F. Stewart, Goldie G
/barn. and M. Hanley.'
Mrs. Alice Armstrong of Pilot
Hund, Man., is visiting friends in
&tanley this wek.
Miss Zetta Merner, who is teach-
-Sing school at New Dundee, is spen
'ng the holidays at the home of h
Warents, Mr.r and Mrs. Ed. Merne
Me Elgin McKinley and fami
send Mr. Fred McClymont and fami
peni Christmas at the home of ireeelge Coleman, Egmondville.
mss Mabel Calver is visiting this
'7tteek with friends in Clinton:
gave a good account of themselves.
We cannot remember of ever hear-
eld f ing a better board of platform speak-
ers as this council at present are,and
on, everything seems to be running off
TS, , very smoothly, and as they were all
ra-
re -elected by acclamation, there will
be no Township election in Hay
Township this year.
DRYSDALE
d- The passing of Mrs. John Duch-
er arme occurred very suddenly at her
r, l home here on December 26th, after
ly three days illness at the age of 57
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ly years and one day. She was a Life-
long resident of Huron County, a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Denomme, and a kind and lov-
ing friend to all who knew her and
had a large number of friends who
will miss her in their midst. The fun-
eral service took place at St. Peter's
Catholique church with Father Du-
charme of Windsor, and son of the
deceased officiating and Fathers
White and Dillon of Windsor deacon
and sub -deacon and Father Power of
Zurich, Father Brisson of St. Peter's
Seminary, nephew of the deceased,
and Father Marchand parish priest
in the Sanctuary. Deceased is sur-
vived by her husband and seven chil-
dren: Rev. Father Ducharme, of Win-
dsor, Sovereign of the 14th con,
Hay. Abel .of London, Ont.. Mrs.
Maurice Durand of Detroit, Mrs.
Adolph Sofa, Mrs. Wm: Denomy and
Mrs. Lawrence Gagier of this place.
May her soul rest in peace.
il-IILLSGREEN
Ir. Geo. Stephenson of Walker -
'tin spent a few days with his par-
rA%, fir. and Mrs. Robt, Stephen -
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Messrs. Keith Love of Toronto,
I niversity and brother Russell, of
./feandon, spent the holidays with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Love
Mr - and Mrs. C. Moir and son of
Vim/sail, were Saturday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Love.
Wire. W. Reichert and daughter,
eu inerva, and Elda, spent a few days
ash friends in Zurich.
.Misses Anna and Agnes Love sp-
vent the week -end with their aunt,
mss. L. Anderson of Centralia.
Mr. Glen Love of Hensall, called
sem friends in this vicinity on Friday.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. Love spent a few
etarys with friends in London.
T.P.S. The Young People of the
714"341 1sgreren church held a birthday
:party in the basement of •the church
411111 iilIonday evening. We opened the
*meeting by singing • Hymn 177. Rev.
3aGr- Connor led in prayer. The
scripture lesson was then rena from /VIstthew 2: The devotional part
> ala taken by Miss Eileen Tur-
a:sex, Hymn 374 was then sung. Miss
mine Jarrott then gave an instrum-
41rnt'al- A reading by Miss Muriel
Cariile- Misses Jeanette McAIlister
and Annie Carlile then gave a duet.
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Thea. Bennett then delighted us
with an accordian selection. This
wee followed by an an advertising
rad bicycle contest and games. Then
Etire birthday offering was taken up
'which the Young people are deligh-
ted to say they have reached their
esbjective. The audience then joined
acn a Cadtata of Christmas songs, so-
Av parts were taken by Miss Jean
llvison of Kippen an d Rev. Mr. Con -
mor Miss Annie Jarrett then gave.
'tet ;paper on the Hillsgreen Advertiser.
.iter which lunch was served. The
Ani efing dosed by singing Hymn No.
'74_ , Rev. Connor led in .prayer.
Beginning on Tuesday evening of
a lett week, the stores in town will
silose every Tuesday evening until
the 'first week in April. And we ask
the public to kindly bear this in
arirind, that the stores of town will
.'foie the next three months be open on
Zatarday evenings only for the ac-
ectunodation of the buying public.
Xsiomination for the Township Co -
"until ?passed off very nicely on Mon -
.y afternoon in the town hall, Zti:r-
'iths with the Clerk Mr, A F. Heti
lira the chair. The Reeve covered the
Veunty Council part of the meeting
=air a very ,e editable way, and th
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HAY
On Tuesday evening, December 17
the pupils of No. 14, Hay, held their
Christmas concert. A large crowd
turned out to hear the interesting
programme prerpared. • A raised
platform added much to the success
of the evening and costumes were
used for practically every number.
Robt. Thompson was an interesting
chairman and kept the ,people enter-
tained between numbers, while Miss.
Florence Petty was the capable pian-
ist. Messre Koehler, Thompson and
Phillips contributed violin and mo-
uth organ selections. Some of the
numbers deserving special nentioe
were amuseing dialogues, "An Irish
Drill" depiciting an Irish quarrel;
"A Mock Wedding," a Christmas peg -
cant called "The Music Box," which
contained 23 characters from all the
old songs and rhymes with even two
tiny tots dressed as "When You and
[ were Yaung, Maggie." Everyone
realized that one of the pup;rs, Myr-
ta Thompson, was quite an accomp-
'ished rnuscian, when she played a
eery difficulty piece on the piano.
:'hree little girls, Margaret McGreg-
t•or, Beatrice Willert and Gladys
iarrott delighted everyone by dant•
'ng the Highland Fling. After the
ong programme was over, Santa
oundcd in and amused all with his
'oily remarks as he unloaded the
`ee. Mr. McGregor and Mr. Creme•oked arter the finances and announ
;ed that although only a small eh-
u'ge of 15c, was made they realized
,e sum of $12.00.
DASHWOOD
Mrs. J. .I;idt of" New Iitrnburg sp-
it Christmas Holidays with her rno-
•'S 1,rs. Stade.
ira Tiernan of Hamilton .Spent
:else/rale ;aith hits p r,.'nte-.
ei ss e Pearl ,and l(il)t( Schade of
ion, are ,,rend, 1g a few day
ZURICH* HERALD
under the parental too.f this week,
Miss Rose Guenther and friend of
Windsor have returned afters end-
ing the holidays with the former's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Guenther
Mr, .arid Mrs. R. Baker entertained
a number of their friends on Thurs-
day evening. All report a very ple-
asant evening,
Miss Lucile Willert of Birmingham
Mich., suent Christmas'. with her par-
ents.
Miss Theda Hayter of Windsor is
spending the holidays with her par-
ents.
Miss Verdi Baker o1 London is sp-
ending the holidays visiting et her
home here.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Oestreicher enter-
tained a number of their friends to a
bridge party on Friday evening.
Miss Anna Stephan of London, sp-
ent Christmas at her home here.
Miss Nelda Fassold of London, sp-
ent Christmas with her parents.
/Mrs. Decher and two children of
Zurich spent a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Rader,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft spent
Christmas day with friends in Sar-
nia.
Miss Cunningham` of Kitchener, vis
ited her sister Mrs. L. Morenz a few
days last week. Mrs. Morenz and
Miss Cunningham attended the wed-
ding of their niece on Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor entertained
a number of their friends to a bridge
party on Monday evening.
HENSALL
Lulu McDonald of London, is sp-
ending the holidays at her Koine
here.
The Hensall Fire Brigade put on
their annual Christmas Tree on
Monday afternoon last. Considera-
ine the bad weather, a big crowd was
present, including several hundred
children.
Mrs. H. John of Guelph, is visit-
ing with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Cook, who has been in poorr health
for a few weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stowell, from
the West, are spending the holidays
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Drysdale.
Miss Mattie Ellis left for Guelph,
where she will spend the holidays
visiting wit her sister, Mrs.. Fred.
Smallcombe and other friends.
Isreal Lindenfield of London, sp-
ent the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lindenfield.
Harry Joynt and Harry Cook, of
Toronto University, are spending
the holidays at their homes here.
Mildred McDonald of Guelph, is a
visitor, in town.
James Tayy of Western Univer-
sity, London, is 'visiting his home in
town.
Mrs. David McHarg, of London
was a visitor in town with her mother
Mrs. T. Peart.
Mrs. Pope, who has been in Dash:
wood for some weeks visiting relati-
ves, returned to her home here, but
intends shortly going -away again to
visit members of her family,
Mrs. P. Fisher has returned from
Gravenhurst, where _she had been
visiting her son Dr. M. Fisher.
Miss Maxwell, of Whitby College,
accompanied by her .niece, Jean Max
well, are spending the holiday sea-
son at the home of Mrs. J. • W. Peck
and family.
Miss Grace Brock and brother
loyd left for Hamilton to spend
e holidays with relatives and fri-
nds.
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The Hensall Public School herd
their annual Christmas concert on
Friday afternoon last and a most
pleasant entertaniment was given.
On Tuesday evening last, Christ-
mas Eve., there were two passenger
train coming in from the south, the
first being a special train well loaded
with passengers and •it was followed
about two hours later by the regular
train carrying the mail and passen-
gers as well, and was well patronizeil
The rural Mair couriers found it
impossible to give full service for a
couple of days, owing to the unus-
ually bad weather and state• of the
raods and had to divide up, as best
they could, taking onehalf of the
route one day and the other half on
the following day.
COUNTY NEWS
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Thos. Keys Passes
Without warning except a few
hours illness, Thos. Keys passed a-
vay on Nev. 29th, at his hone on
.he 14th con., of Stephen Township.
Although he had not enjoyed good
tealth during the past year his pass -
ng was not quite expected. On the
previous Sunday he had attender
hurch and assisted in the commun.
on service. • Through his death Ste•
)hen has lost an honoured and res-
pected citizen. Mr. Keys was born
rn the Babylon Line, Stanley Town -
;hip, Huron Co., on April 22, l85e.
\t the age of fifteen he moved with
rs parents to the Shipka district
;here he has lived until 'the time of
lis demise. In 1881 he married Miss
'+lary Elizabeth Sharp. He is sury
'ved by his widow, one daughter,
Pearl et hone; two sons, Albert and
iflmost of Shipka, • end one sistes,
Mrs. Handford of Manitoba,
IVIareistrete Reid, at Goder•ic�h th
Ater menthes' heard a chase •
Wanai60 Mefougall of stealing a bar-
rel. of cider from the farm of Kings-
ley Harris, Goderich Township. Mr.
McDougall was committed for trial.
Thomas and Frank Jgrdine, charged
in connection with the alleged taking;
of money frpm S. Marninngstar, we-
re given another remand of a week. •
What mighgt have been a serious
fire happened recently on the farm of
John Wetzel, Stephen Township. He
was in the act of threshing and the
Smith's machine had been placed .in
the barn the night before. While
threshing the previous afternoon the
men in charge had smelled smoke a-
round the separator and made an in-
vestigation but failed to locate any
fire, The following morning when
Hirtzel's son went to the barn he
found the fire had been smoldering
in the bottom of the separator, some;
of the charred wood having fallen
to the floor. The fire was brought
under control before any damage
was done outside the separator.
Hon. R. B. Bennett, who was;
announced to speak at Clinton on
Januery 8th, has notified the com-
mittee that he wil be unable to carne
on that date, and the banquet to oe
held in his honor, has been postponed
to January 29th.
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Miss Evelyn Howard, of the Col-
ege of Education, Toronto, is spend:
ng the holidays with her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. G. S. Howard, of Exeter.
lr. and Mrs. Howard and Evelyd sp-
nt Christmas at Brucefield.
It is announced that a new charm
tore system known as the Purley
Hardware ,Stores, Ltd., for the pur-
ose of operating a chain of hard-
ware stores, has originated in Kin-
ardine, where the office is located
emporarily. Later the head office
nd warehouse will be located at
istowel, and we understand that a,.
umber of stores will be operated
hroughout Bruce County.
Fred Delbridge , of Winchelsea,
as disposed of his splendid farm to
m. Stephen. The farm is equip -
ed with splendid buildings and hy-
ro.
There passed away on Dec. 22nd,
his residence, Exeter John T.
ewart in his 79th year, after an
/less extending over a period of
veral months Deceased was born
Durham County and at an early
ge moved with his parents to Bien-
ard township. At the age of ten
ars the family moved to the farm.
Usborne now owned by Jas. Bal-
ntyne. In 1888 deceased was mar -
d to Isabelle Campbell and for 34
ars made their home in the farm
Usborne. Seven years ago they
ved to Exeter and resided there
til his death, in politics he was a
nservative, and in religion a Pres-
erian.
TAMPArtArs , tunny 2nd, 1929
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