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Weakling bats r,,,re ringing this
and Mrs. Schultz of Detroit,
„spent 'a, teUr days With Mrs, Schultz's
"parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader.
A. Bills and family of Detroit
f•are Visiting het parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ilro ;Rader.
Miss Ver .a Kraft of Londot , i vis
:Wing at her home here.
Mrit. Jane Cluenther and Gladys of
Kitchener 'spent a few days with Mr.
hand Mrs.. E. iG ',tanner.
John Rader was rusbed to Lon-
don to ;the hospital on Friday whore
'WITS .operated on for appendicitis,
His operation was successful and Mr
:Roder is now on a fair way to .
Quite •a number from here attend -
ori Decoration Day at Exeter Cemet-.
:pry on Sunday.•
Xext•Sunday will be Devoration
Hoy on ,the 'Bronson Line Cemetery,
ilashwood Band will be in attend -
orlon.
Thh• Strawlareint„- Festival of the
ehurch wah largely at bonito'
hoot vmolt. Gate receipts amounted to
;•?:7. 2-5, -while the bazaar root -lots wore
Friends W41.r(+ Ft ut from
•o fon, London,
Tavishot.k. Soa forth,
Thootor, Zurich, Crediton and Shipita.
HILLSGREEN
The section Of No. 3, Hay held
4 picnic to Dryklale on. Saturday .af-
temoorn . All present. enjord a de-
lightfnl tirno
Misses jvanotte McAllister of Hen -
sail High School,and .1.1elon Anderson
of Clinton. High School, have been
finished their terms at school for the
term .ernd are spending their holidays
with their parents.
Mrs. E. Broderick spent a day with
her daughter, Mrs. R. Moussoau in
Exeter.
Mrs. 'Walker was visited by 'friends
.from Michigan this week -end.
Mrs. Lorne Eller and children of
Northern Ontario, and Mrs. Ross
-Dick and son, Miss Edna Cochrane.,
RN. of Toronto, are visiting their
parents Mr. and: Mrs. J. Cochrane.
' Mr1 Per*, Campbell and ehildren
of Hay Townilip, spout a day with
"her patents, Mr. and Mrs:. H. Love.
Quito a number attended the U.F.
O. picnic held at Byfield onWearies
day last from this .vicinity.
Mr. Thos. Consht is risking his
son Mr. Russell and Mrs. Consitt,
The 'W.M.S. will be hold at the
home of Mrs, J. Coehram• on Filday
tiltirlioon, July lith at 2.31 p.m.
Qu7te a number from this vicinity
attoinifd the Decoration Servies at
tit EXt-tt'l Cenlotio'y or, SaTO..ly.
"Mrs. D. B. Sannd4+rs !Ind SOP
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M. and M. Dodds, geteMPanied
by Mrs, 'Weaver • and little daughter
and Miss Gladys , Douglas of Scott
Meniorial .Hospital, Soarort, alled
011 39.1r, and11"fr5z- E. N. DOUglas laSt
Wednesday -
Was Jean Carpio who was attend-
ing continuation school in Hepsall, is
spending the holidays at her hom
on the HronsonoLine;
Mr. Ed. Desch spent Saturday with
friends
m Tucker -smith.
Mr. Bill Clarke,necomPlallrki
his mother and brother Gus, spent
Saturday &coning with friends '• in
Goderich. •
Mr. R. N. Douglas and &lighter
Margaret called on friends in'Hensall
on Saturday.. • • ••.
Mrs. Edighoffer, who spent a Coup-
le of weeks with friends at Egmond-
vine and Fullerton, returned home
on Sunday.
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Mr. kind Mrs. D Browa of Zurich,
called on friends in the village. On
Sunday.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Gilbert Freekleton,
of Lucan, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Tooter and Mri5.. Madge, called
on friends in the village recently..
Mrs, .1. Tough of Hayfield Spent
lto•t week with !rid,: 13ron-
0n. line
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ging,.•rich
daughter, aecompaniod by Mrs. Amos
GingerIch, called on fronds at Grand
oo Tuerday. , •
Sampson coloAy It on Tuo"- and Miss .;?..lina Kelly of Lot -den
fm. a trip out W"'" zu"'rwhich visitrd freinus in this .thy. STANLEY TOWNSHIP
'h,f AVM visit his brothor in Indiana.
Mrs. Troyer is spendino too; tooh,
Capital Theatre
Goderid'i Phone. 47
Now playing -Edward G. Robin -
•son with toretta.YOurig
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afternoon last by Rev. Jas., Anthony
,rhei• Flit than, only du tighter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Seers was united iii
onarri.nr to Russell T. Keys of Flint,.
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and Mrs. Rosser of Denfield
Sund,iy visitors at the home of
A. L. Case.
COUNTY NEWS
Dagtwood 13and will!•:,ive 1 mr•ULI mrs. \\'• 1 ti r. end Mrs. t n 0. H. Stephenson
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pv-,,, air concert on Stonlay evening. • 4on Win. H. Stonhonson of Marlette, Kenneth. StanburY,
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Miss. 'Verna Birk was stlecessful in
first 'prize hi jodging nutrit-
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Air. Alox. Weldi of (7lint01t, spent
11 fe'W 1ii,y V11i1 f 113315 111 Ste
Mr. Jailor, hi. Reid tind family of
Suoziay a tho home of
21r. :.isters.
31'. 1,-Vi1on Compbell and siite.1,
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i:WM. itt • ol it week with
ihair sistt-r,
'Ann .1, cr,I;his :mil son of London,
set ti: . with her father,
Ir. Wilson Aroi.,trong who is sick
It pPeseut.
21. t, death ro-
mo',hol ono to. ro.nley's hidost
4 • i ,,a o U itrs. Annie
of the late Ralph
3. .03 V-. :Ste peen..4011, 1,\'110$('
1;t yce,' was
i.o1,1 in siot;li: Thigiond, - on
:lay 10th frr!.. Oani- • to Canada
133 it. 9a110•1 .When quite young.
was tio, sarriving.member
a family 01. t:git. -About 67 years
vs unit •1 I11. nia..rriage to hill'
hushand Rulnh __Stephenson, and
9 thorn were born a family of .seven
on5 aod three d11...ighter3. all of whom
iirvive but one son sen Fred who died
few years ago...The. Anvil:Mg
• I•lr..4 are. :GeorAve 11. of Marlette,
-211,.1.; James E., Thos J. and Char -
R., of Stank y; RahJi and Nelson
Mrs. J. Hutchinson (Edith ; Mrs. At
I tiorson t.Anniei and ...qrs. John Dins-
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more (Ella) all of the West, Since
the death of her husband, eight ycars
ego she III s resided with her son
Thomas on the old htnnestead. and al-
though 1)3 years of age she was still
mite smart and able to look after the
ioties arou.nd the hi,. 9t. and ho.
rind was clear and she could conver-
•::. intelligently about th• early days
this oountry. Her last illness
vas of short duration being confined
to her bed for .only a few days. The
funeral service was held on Thurs-
day last, interment in Daylield cern
•4ry, Rev. Mr. Paull of rayneid,
elating. The pall bearers were
nephews, Wm. H. Stephenson, David
Stephenson, Ralph Metcalf, John Met
calf, Jas Boyce, and Ed. Boyce.
onto. Out (a it class of .0 only oo
Were successful.
i Word has been received by the
imam:re:or of the Royal Bank, Parkhill
that the hranch at Parkhill will in,'
Iclosed rel. b114311e3 3' at the end of the
I mon& The Canadian ilank- of '2oni-
ir1erco will handle the ;recounts which
I are being taken care of by the Royal
IHank lis that vicinity.
Tho programme put on by the Hu-
i roni. .'•1:1!o Chorus of Exeter, unclor
the itionocos of St. John's Church,
I Varn11. ii, the hall loot Tuesdny even-
; ing wns ',,i'y well ri,ndereti and en -
2.k. ;1t.tri•t;•'11Jui
l'il.7N
'i'il't:'ildillg WaS sol-
i 0111...(1 at 1t. Andrew's Manse, in
I 1.91 ,n, 944 Monday, when Mabel
141. -,iarigid..i. of David W. I,h, of
1 (.111.! Demi. hecanto the brio of
I Frol - iok .3. Matz, son of 3?. Matz of
1 rko.
'tI. huilding being: erected by H.
13. Enge on South Main St., for the
See O . 1 h Nevoo 14 al .,o ost completed
awl ,:,.„ work of moving the plait is
begun. The building of poured con-
' ::...2416-,Paiss-ky, only son of Mr..and exe;to, is 00x1S fot.t in size.
I .47.X.0,.. L. Paisley, of Clinton,. who
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recently completed his law course at
Osgood Hall, was called to the bar in
; Toronto on Thursday last.
l Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers, Ex-
eter, announce the engagement of 1
their second daught9., Alma Grace
to G. Douglas ThompSon, son of the
' late W. G. and Mrs. Thompson, of
London, the marriage to take place
!the beginning of July.
The skeleton of a good-sized (tog
was found in a drain at Clinton wh-
ich was cleared out last week. How
the canine got into a six-inch drain
pipe Si to mystery. But it caused a
good teal of trouble, and incidently,
exphase.
Dr. Jas. Armstrong, Gorrrc, !las El
hilip tree on his lawn that is fifty
years old. It is 45 feet high, 55 in -
'lies in circumference, and has 21
feet span. The Doctor would like to
near of anyorie else hi the Province
with a tree like this.
The by-law to provide for the pav-
ing of Havelock sreet, in the village
of Lucknow, was carried by a decis-
ive vote, 148 in favor and 26 against
A pretty wedding took place at
Crediton on June 18th at the Evan-
gelical church, when at 2.30, p.m.
Lillian Maria, daughter of Mrs. R.
Stahl, just south of the village was
given in marriage to Norman W.
Xleinfeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kleinfeldt, of Cromarty.
A heavy thonderstorin passed over
the district to the south of Exeter,
on Tuesday last with the result that
some" of the heavy wheat fields were
flattened and badly twisted by the
storm. Some fields looked as though
a roller had flattened them out.
Dr. WV, Sproat„ of Seafprth,who
laSt winte'i held the lucky ticket in
the drew for a Ford car at Lions ice
carnivalin Stratford, received the
.t.ar last 'Week, a, brand new Ford 8
Coach, this :: is the cheapest car in
'that town,. osting:him one Tone dol -
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Wingham's municipal tax rate this
year is 41nnills, a reduction of : two
mills flair:last year, • ,
Mrs, :°4. C.i• Dames, Brussels, slipp-
A on the:polished floor of her home
;he other day, and broke . both bone,:.
Ten thousand ' young ' black. bass
rem placed hi the- Maitland River
qear Wingham last week by a repre-
,:entattve of the Department of Vish-
:,...rics. ,__• . . • .
f.'•foo.. Hay, Exeter, dealer 'in se7
:'is and Dutch sett onionsovas aWar-
I ,J1• $182. by Nti.ddisqix County' Aut....!
Akarfrg i'.,. hi"; Cia:ni against 11, 1V1W-
1.0,11:, itieGalivray Tp, . farmer.' Hay
HENSALL
Win. Simpson of Detroit, spent
'the week -end with friends here.
'rhos. Simpson of Straffordville, ac
•ompanied by his mother of London
,re spending a few days withfriends
lore.
Jerrie Martz .and friend of New
Baltimore visited with Mr. and Mrs.,
Roy McLaren,
Mrs. Garnet Case entereained a
number of friends to a dinner on
fonday eve. in honor of Mrs. Chel-
10 of Waterloo,
Lulu Albright, who has been spen•d-
ur the past few months at the
.mie of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale
-:•3 returned to her home in Zurich.
Elva Bolton and friend of Kiteh-.
ter Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Laird
hekle. -
Rev. W. A, Young of Ottawa disc
oict, who recently accepted the call
noildered him by the congregation of
7arroel Presbyterian church, will be
Athlete(' to his charge next Tuesday
Noi'rnan Cook is •iraproving the .ex.
'Tior of his home on King st, by hav
ig a now verandah built..
• Berle Drummond and fditd oi
1;.inca1'dine,.spent the week -end at hm
home here.,
1164. Higgins was at Godcrich on
lrusiness last 1,Veck.
111r, and Mrs. Alex, Henry and fain
ily of Cass City, are 'spending a few
days with their mother, Mrs.
Henry., • , • - • •
A quiet -wedding wasSolemnized iv
th.e ThamesRoad Manse an Saturday
. ,
irrstfityi, ;fuse 3 I', 11532
claimed i245 and interest, but this Lon to combat the blaze but heroic..
amount was 'reduced and diviSionefforts were made to save some of the
court eosti a& Claimwas for adianijig.
A gloom 'was cast over the Hal-
mesville •church and community on
money allegedly owing in the purr.
chase of fertilizer, onionseed, straw.
berries', and plants in MaYo. 1928.
The Cairn which is being prectedte
BlintlaY, las% 'when ..vvoa .Was -spread.
the. memory Of jams Hodgins byhiS
that a young num by the name ' Of
grandehildren in St. James cemetery, Jack Hill, a ilouti.g English boy, 'Who
glandeboye, has been started.. The
was working for O. Foster, was dro.
hose which is 7 feet square and 5 ft
deep was -donated and put in by
-. wnedfin tbe ikitaithnid. Ile had
gone OW11 for a swim and did. not
.k.)eiontery ,Committee.. The work is to
veturn. Mr. Foster went 'down to the
be completed in time for the onVeil-
river but did not find hisclothes, so
ing at the Annual Decoration Day in
. thought he had gone to neighbors,
September.• b at upon the boy's .not returning. by
Huron Springs Sanitarium is holuT,
Midnight Mr.; Foster gave .alarm, and'.
ing open house to visitora. from Fri -
another seureh - wasmade wo,en the
day, July 1st until Thursday July 7, lad's clothes wore found, but the body
inclusive. The public is invited to giee!
Was not recovered till some time Sun -
what Huron (Jaunty has in the way of
day • Morning:. He. was yoUng mart.
an up-to-date sanitorium, and it will that was will liked. •
be well worth while to make this vis-
it partof .a motor trip. during the holi -
day. • Huron Springs Sanitorium is a i
n1'40 south of Henson on No. 4; Pro7
viecial Highway. • .
The ninth annual reunion picnic of
the Webster family was held at Jow-
ett's Grove, Hayfield The weather was
ideal and - a large crowd assembled
from Detroit, Toronto, Lucknow,. Kin
sardine and the surrounding district
to enjoy the day at balmy 11;i2,,fleld.
All regretted the inability to attend.
of two of the oldest of the. Webster,
viz: Mrs. D. Anderson aged 92, and
Miss Lizzie 'Wobster aged 90, resi-
dents of Luoluiow.
Mrs. Frank Stagg, 26, weliknowno
roAdont of Cromarty, was foulnd.
dead, lying on the road at inr5 last
Wednesday night, Drs. Maskay and
Burrows of Seaforth, were called mal
their extunination failed to show any
marks of violenee, other than ntvoiL
cuts on the• -knee, so there is the pos-•
sibility that the victim was not str-
IAA by e car. A post mortem, rovord-
ed the same evidences. Besides her; 44
parents, she IcaveA to mourn Iter loss
her Lusiomd, a two year old sen,two; 1,44,
sister; and four brothers.
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Catharine Dallas, relict of the late •10,
William Chesiwy of TuAersmith `*--
sed away on Juno 16th after a pro-
louged illness. She was the eldest!
daughter of the late Jas. rhifIns of
TuTekersmith, near Bruceliold, azai
would have been 81 years on tho 2,4, go
of thio month. Having lived for rix
-hears hi Detroit, she fltt ro live
..vith her lir Jas. Dallas on the !
homestead owing to her failing for-
alth, as she was goently troubled with
rheumatism.
Thursday last a disastrous lire
ped out a largo barn bt•longing io W.
.Abbott, Exeter, together with al
large portion of .the machinery ad;
supplies used in connection with his
larg.• honey business. As the flow of
honey from about 500 hive's will
coMmence shortly and as practically
all the equipment used was destroy-,
ed the loss conies at a.had time. Wheix..•
the. fire
they Were Unable to get Water from
the hydrant in the immediate vicinity.
ef the barn and had to go to the
next block north and bring the hose'.
across the fielrL The fire had made
such headway that nothing could be.
Good-bye
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