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St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, French Settlement
"ARRANGE FOR POPULAR FAIR."
DRYSDALE.
Festival to raise Funds for Handsome Edifice
Arrangements are being made fare the a"anual=auimner festiaa 1
.of 'St. Peter's Catholic Church; Drysdale. This popular aa'air will
he launched on Labor day, Monday, .September 5th. Many attract-
ive features are being arranged and there will be a profusion of
prizes- Last year's festival was a splendid success and members of
the parish are hopeful of passing the 1931 standard this year, The
proceeds of the e'estival will be devoted entirely to paying off the
remainder of the debt on the handsome edifice decorated last year.
The Rev. Father Marchand, pastor of St. Peters Church, is the
chairmanand general organizer of the Festival.
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HILLSGREEN
DASHW 00D
Dashwood Mand will give an otAi:n
:air band concert in Zurich on San -
day eveniaa,,U, Aug, '7th, at $30 p.m.
Oh JJ. Hcy Jr's lawn, •
Mr. acid Mrs. Harry Guenther, Miss
Rose Guenther and Mr. and Mrs, F.
Burke and family were visitors over
the bolirley with Mr. and h'Irs. Chas.
Guenther,
Mr. and Mrs. Hoperoft and family
attended a .re -union at Port Glasgow
on Saturday.
iVIiss Theda Hayter and sister Grace
of Wiaadsor spent a few days with
their parents.
Rem. ,Meyer of _Rodney, Ruth and
Mary and John were • Sunday visitors
in town.
Rev. Meyer occupied the pulpit in
the .Euane;elical Church on Sunday
eveuiilg and Miss Ruth sang a solo
which was very much appreciated,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Wind
sor _spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R, Baker.
(Miss Antionette Zimmer of De-
troit is spending her vacation at her.
home here.
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton and
friend, .Miss G. Cornell of Waterloo,
were week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. E. Tiernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of St. Tho-
mas spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Stade.
Mrs. Jack Slade, Miss Rose Cun-
nings .and Mrs. T. Gowe and Mr.
Angus Moore Jr., and bride of Chic-
ago spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Wild.
Misses Karen and Sigrid Pedersen
who spent the past week with friends
in London returned home on Sunday
Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph sp-
ret the week -end at his home here. -
Mr. James' Ar.matrong and family
of Corbert, Sask., are visiting the
Quite a number from this vicinity former's mother,- Mrs. Wilson Arm -
attended the Anniversary
services strong.
tthe Blake church on Sunday. IVI.a..and Mrs. Ed. Lowden of Ham -
We are sorry to report that Mr. ikon visited the latter'smother, Mrs;
Bruce Walker is suffering with blood Robinson, Sr. one day' last week.m
}ohs it his --i art hand. - Born—In Stanley, on July 26th
Mfrs. l49'm. Reichert was taken tie to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson, :a
rSt. aoseph:s Hospital, London, re- daughter. '
tcently. Rev. E. A. and Mrs. Poulter left.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dick and babe .on Monday for a month's vacation at.
ref Toronto spent the week -end at Rondean Government Park. The
-the home of Mr. and firs, J. Coch- sereizes at .Goshen and Varna :United
Sane. Churches next Sunday will be in
Mr. Norman Jarrott of Toronto is charge :of the Young People's Sac-
•visi'ting relatives and friends here. lets- of Goshen ,and Blake.
e
The Dashwood Brass Band attend-
ed the Gassman family re -union at
Grand Bend .on Sunday, where over
two hundred gathered to enjoy this
tevent•
Miss B. Nadiger and Esthur Mar-
tene attended the Walther League
Convention at Kitchener last week
as Delegates.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Resterneyer,
Mrs. Aaron Restemeyer, Mr. and Mrs
Win. Nadiger attended the funeral of
a relative at Hanover on Monday, and
else visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mclsaac and
family of Detroit, are spending two
weeks with relatives here.
Kra. J. Mervyn Tiernan was pleas -
Miss Gladys Jarrott spent a few Mrs. J. A. Carnie received news of •atifly :nu/eased one evening by mem
allays with her cousin, Miss Audrey the death 'by a eident of her cousin, bers of the choir of the Evangelical
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'Cochrane near Brucefield. Mr. John Hunter of Fairgrove, Mich,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott and fam- Mr. Hunter was a former resident of
.lily and Mrs. E_ Anderson and dau- the town Line, near Blake.
Iter,. Miss Agnes of Centralia, vis -1
Former Resident Passes
'Red at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas 1 It was a severe shock to the re -
Move. , latives and friends to learn of the
A. little daughter is brightening the sudden death by heart failure of Mrs
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson Duncan Shepherd of Galt on Thurs
The W. M. S. meets on Wednes- day last. The deceased, formerly 'Miss
a$teruoen, August 10th at 2 30 Mary Carfue, a 'da'iighter . , of the late
brae of . Mrs. R[` 1VIc- Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Carnie, was born
April 1864, and was married in 1904
to Mr. Duncan Shepherd of Galt.
Besides her husband she leaves two
sisters and two brothers to mourn
their loss: Mrs. J. M. C. Tough, of
Bayfield; Mrs. J. A. Douglas, of Hyde
Mr. and Mrs. Sid McArthur and Park, and James A. and Will Carnie
.son of Hensall, spent Sunday at the of the Bronson Line, Stanley Town -
Theme. of Mr. Roy Lamont. . ship.
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Church, when they met in honor of
her recent marriage and presented
her with a beautiful floor lamp. The
address was read by Miss Kathleen
Bali, :and 1VIiss T.Cathern Finkbeiner
made the presentation, to which the
bride replied in a pleasing speech.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in games and contests, after
which lunch was served by several of
the members. Mrs, Myrvin Tiernan.
has been the popular leader of the
choir for a number of years.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. David Snaith and da-
ughter of Detroit visited friends in
town.
lIrs. James Hoggarth is spending a
few days visiting friends at Toronto
The ball game played between ere
diton and Hensall the other evening
resulted in a score of 17-4 in favor
of Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Flear or Toronto,
visited at the hoarse of Mr. and Mrs _ng's farm is a mile and a quarter
Jas. Hoggarth. west of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Eby of Colling-' John. Wright of Brucefieid has two
wood visited with the latter's par- small fields of grain that will take
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White. a lot of beating for height and qual-
ity One is of wheat which measures
6 ft. 11 inches in height, and the
other of oats, which reach up ter 6
feet 5 inches.
When. Mrs. Oswald Ginn, wife of
the Goderich bailiff, walked into the
rectory to telephone during the pro-
gress of a garden party, she slipped
and fell, breaking her right ankle in
two places. Mrs. Ginn was in charge
of the tea tables, and the occasion
was St. George's Church, which net-
ted $270.
Eleanor Ziler, 13 -year-old daugh-
ter of John Ziler, miller of Parkhill,
sustained a broken leg when two
boys were riding double on a bicy-
cle, ran into the little girl while she
was crossing the street. The front
wheel was torn completely from the
franie of the bicycle and several sp-
okes torn loose and twisted.
Gypsy Simon Smith, evangelist, of
London, Ont., will speak an sing on
Sunday, Aug. 7th, in North . street
United. Church, Goderich, morning
and evening. This international eve
*-ageaist was born in a gypsy camp in
iEngland. He followed the trail with
Capital Theatre
Goderich - Phone 47
Northern Electric Sound System.
.Now
Playing---"Muxdere in tho
-Rue. Morgue," by Edgar Allan Poe
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Robert Montgomery
In Frederick Londale's great Story
"LOVERS COURAGEOUS"
with MADG1i EVANS
and ROLAND YOUNG
Thurs., Fri., and Sat.
Another Big Double 13111
ELISSA LANDI and
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
The . Yellow Ticket
and WARNER OLAND
in"CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE"
Coming --Ben Hur.
Matinees, Wed. and Sat at 3 pen.
conducted confirmation
Staffa at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Roland Cudmore, one of Hen-
sall's best known residents, died Tu-
esday night in her '71st year, in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. -A nat-
ive of Devonshire, England, deceased
had resided in town for more than
4.5 years. Her maiden 'name was
Margaret Warren, was married in the
old country, and for about a year
after moving to Canada residing in
Exeter. Her husband, -who prede-
ceased her about four years ago, was
a builder contractor and also cond-
ucted a lumber yard in Hensall. De-
ceased was an Anglican_ and staunch
Conservative. Surviving are: three
sons and five daughters. The funeral
was held on Friday afternoon from
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall
at 2.30 p.m.
services at
COUNTY NEWS
entered a litter of trigs in the bacon
contest, in wliiciathere were many
entries from all over Ont ale was
auceessfui in obtaining a prize of $15
The litter eoiisisted of mine pig:e, 7
of which were graded as selects and
the ro naining two as bacons. These
pigs were bredfrom a young- sow,
this being her 'first litter.
The ;l ,,,,f,elil Golf and Country
sboulder.
ht very ,pleasant event was held on
Tuesday last at the home of Mr, and
i xs jas. 71rlustard, of the London,
Road, :north, when over 70, Ineludinig
sail the available members of the
third, fourth and ;fifth generations of
the McGregor clan, assembled to ex-
tend a hearty welcome to Mr. and
Mrs. 13. F. McGregor and son Frazer,
Club's invitation T'ournament. on Wed and wife, who motored all the way
needay, July 13th, was a big success
The weather was ideal and the co-
urse in wonderful condition. Visiting
players reported the course the best
they had played in this part of the
country.
Betty Brandon, ages nrne, dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Abe Brandon,
Bayfield, met with a painful accident
when bathing near E. Sturgeon's
boathouse. She was jumping into
the river and her right foot came in
contact with some sharp object which
cut a considerable gash, necessitating
several stitches to cclose the wound.
from Mapleton, Minn., to Philadelph-
ia to visit relatives. On their return
they went this way to pay a friendly
visit to the relatives around Kippers.
Poultry thieves in Brussels vicinity
have been successfully busy during
the past few weeks and as a result.
many farmers have lost a number of
theirflocks. The other morning a
truck, was seen parked on a sideroad
and ;an investigating the license nu-
mbers were taken, and in the morn-
ing a farmer found three sacxs filled
with poultry which were all but three
smothered. County Constable Gun -
It is thought from
'blaster Lloyd Weido, Crediton,
had the misfortune while playing, of
breaking one of• his toes on his left
fees -
Mrs. Jackson, of Grand Bend, flail
the misfortune recently to trip: and
fall over the curb breaking her aim.
She is improving nicely.
Mrs. Fred Beaver Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. S. Beaver, of Bad Axe, Mich.,
were visitors wth Mr. and Mrs. J.T.
Hirtzel, Crediton.
Patsy Russell, Exeter, had the mis-
fortune to fall from an apple tree
andafalling on a piece of tin cut a
rattier gash in her leg which required
se 'a`xalnstitches to close, .
and
Sam ,ence and
CaCarrier'�
Mrs. Carrier and Margaret, of Tor-
onto are renewing old acquaintances
around` Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grant of Ex-
n+e• announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter Maly Cord-
on to Perry W. Davis, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Davis, of London
The marriage to take place quietly
in August.
When Preston Dearing of Stephen
Tp., went to a colony house situated
near his residence to get 100 four-
month -old chicks in order to hand
them over to V. Hogartri, Exeter,
poultry dealer, to whom he had sold
then, he had the unpleasant surprise
of finding the birds gone Mr. Dear -
the nature of the dry is working on the case.
wound that it was a piece of broken. Few people realize that in Sea -
glass. People should not throw bot- forth: there is a firm that is national
ties or broken glass into the river or in its scope and that receives orders
lake. for its products from Yukon to New
In the death of Major lialcohn foundland. But that is the unique re -
Douglas McTaggart, which occurred cord that the Jackson Studio holds.
on July 14th, the town of Clinton has Many orders 'come from Quebec and
lost one of its most prominent citiz- are written in French. Over 300 pe-
ens. He had been suffering for sever- hats' a day is 'the average output of
al months from a throat trouble. He the studio.
was in his 60th year, havrng been 'Gordon Young, to., Treasurer, of
born at Kippen, in 1873. 40 years Goderich, and son Howard, miracul-
ago McTaggart Bros. opened a Priv- ously escaped serious injury the °t -
ate banking business in Clinton; Ma hes day when their car suddenly was.
ich they carried on until four years thrown out of control on the hill le-
ago,
e- -
a o the younger brother' now dec- wale -1g to • the Maitland River bridge.
g ' y g ' As they descended the hill on their
untilcarried on the business alone
until a few months ago, when: it. was way oat of town, a pin connecting'
sold to the Bank of Montreal. De- the steering gear evidently broke ands
ceased was a well known meliitary the car suddenly shot against the
man, having been an officer of the embankment and turned upside down
The occupants crawled out through
the side hoors, and were not injured -
S. B. Strothers, formerly agricult-
ure representative for Huron Co.,.
who for the last six years has held a
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and family
of Toronto visited at the home of
Mrs. Campbell's mother, Mrs. T.
Murdock.
Amy Laramie of London, spent a
few days with her mother_
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and
family of the Beach o' Pines vrsited
at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Higgins,
Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Coulter and
daughter, left recently for their home
in Toledo, Ohio, following a very pl-
easant visit with ?,Ir. and Mrs, John
Coulter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harding and
son of London visited with Mr. and
Mrs. R. McLaren on Sunday:
Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Young, of
Nairn and hiss Young of Toronto,
;-isited with Rev. W. A. Young and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Devlin of St-
ratford and Mrs. Cohen and sons of
Lobo were visitors at the home of`
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett.
F. Talbot of London, is visiting at
the home of Dr. and Mrs, Collyer.
Mrs. Robt. Bonthron is visiting
with friends at Barrie. his people until his father's death, he
Mrs.T. C. Joynt is spent ing a I ,'panted Texas, Mexico, and other
_ew days at Winghamwas pasts, s
Hanel .Coxworth taken t<o the f �tl theatre soon be
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
where she was operated on :Tor app-
endicitis, and is doing nicely.
• Mr. and Mrs. 'Crtrl Pp,•irier of
Windsor visited at their home here.
Ewa Mteatei.en, wno uncierwent an.
operation ret the Victoria Hospital,
London, for mastoids, was able to re� present a busy spot.
turn to her home here. Wm. M. toigi of Tuckersmith, who. •
The Rt. Re Dr. Charles Seager, 'taught school for i3 years and pr v-
' ,sol) t" 1 ititi'1r Peed u,,. Paul's Hand • foe30 . ea4 �, r.i 1 Cl,' i l s I
Ill`- C'yl. las. i =,, 1 t n.. ,r yl:te 'i -
23rd Huron Batallion. He went ov-
erseas with the 161st Hurons in the
Great War.
W. J. Henderson, Wingham, has re
ceived word that his son (Bill) has similar post in Essex Co., with head
received a scholarship in physic re -
quarters in Essex, has been appoint -
search entitling him to $1500 a year to represent therDept. of Agr-
for three years to study physic 1e iculture in Wellington Co. He will be
search (radio activity) under Lord stationed at the town of Arthur, wile
Rutherford at Cambridge University. ich is headquarters for that Count
Eng.- He is a graduate of Queens The Canadian Canners are now;
University, Kingston, has for the past
year, been working in the University nearing the end of their pea pack in
Labatory at Kingston on radio act- Exeter for the season. They finished:
ivity, and earlier this year won a, probably last week. It will be'inter-
busuary of $600 that entitled him to ? esting to note that the average'-yieldt
continue his work at Kingston. ' .net the farmers about e1d ant
acre clear. The highest yield per:
The coroner's jury investigating acre was grown by George Link of
the death of Mrs. Frank Stagg of Dashwood,who averaged $57 per ac -
Cromarty, who was found dead on; clear. The majority of farmers se -
the road on the evening of June 22,i re
in the neighborhood or $30 per
concluded its sitting at Staffa bn,3acr ..
failed to determine the cause of de -1 /lie death occurred at the Scott:
crossed' the ocean 45 times,
Sea of i ea. re goers will
able to see talkies without driving to
Stratford of Goderich. Work on the
new theatre is, being rushed and al-
ready the floor of the auditorium,
•arch, and entrance way and lobby
have been poured. Electricians and
plumbers are also busy, and it is at
ath. It was at first thought that Mrs
Stagg was the victim of a hit-and-run
driver, but the evidence seethed to
disprove this. A cut ori the left leg,
just below the 'knee, was 'tile . ofily
wound on the body. it was suggested
that this might have been received
from falling on a sharp stone on the
road.
Wm. H. Dearing, Exeter, is suffer-
ing from a fractured shoulder bone
received in an accident on the farm.
of his son Preston, 2nd concession af-
Stephen, which might have resulted
more seriously. He and his son and
P. Vahey were engaged in drawing
in hay and were taking in the first
load of the afternoon when he was
driving the team and in turning from
the field into a lane the load upset
and he fell to the ground almost
landing on bis head but striking his
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth on Sat-
urday, of Robert M. Jones, manager -
of tate Dominion. Bank, after a slie
ani71it3yyi ySy�
iiecit, wizen complications set in'`' t
Ire succumbed., was born in Liverpool'
Eng' and carne to Canada a young_
roan, was a resident of Seaforth for -
16 years.
The third annual Summer Schools
at Kintail, conducted under the aus-
pices of the ;Synod's Committee for
Sabbath schools and young people's.
societies of the Presbyterian Synod'
of Hamilton and London, carne to a
close vat Monday morning, July 18th,
Some eight happy days had been spa
ent together under the best of con-
ditions and beautiful weather previa--
fled throughout. Smiling faces, peals
of laughter; fun and frolic had their•
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