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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1932-08-18, Page 4r; i EO ZURICH HERALD St:, Peter's R. C. Rectory,,. French Settlement FRENCH SETTLEMENT ro s: ".Annual Festival" at St. Peter's Church, French Settle- -mei; ettle-'axre it;, avid be held on Labor Day, Sept. 5, 1932. It will marl. the "Meet anniversary" of the decoration of the church, making it one VT the handsomest edifices, it is frequented by numerous resorters r^ tis Canada and the United States, and has become the most fash- ionable Glace of worship on lake Huron between Goderich and Sarnia Tim interior is most beautifully and artistically decorated. The sw Ifs are of marble imitation, and the ceiling is of ivory trimmed with gold. Two beautiful hand paintings adorn the ceiling, the one 1..'t. Isidore the farmer, aand the other Joan of Arc. The stained ,glass windows can. compare with any in America. Three gothic aerhss erected by the present pastor, now separate the body of the ,church from the sanctuary. On these are portrayed elegent hand painted angels, bearing the inscription: "This is the House of God cantl the gate of Heaven" In the 'sanctuary stands foremost the Allier, of white..inarble imitation; ornamented with gold. The statues of Peter and Paul adorn it, whilst' two; prostrated angels at either. side would recall to mind the sacredness of the place. The statue of `Christ the Saviour rest: immediately above the altar, and those of nary his mother and Joseph his foster -father occupy niches at eith- r side. Four beautiful oak pews accomodate some fifty altar boys •atuiprt, a craftsman work of art, stands ms the gospel side. In the eves, forming two wings to the church are two white marble ,afters :upon which, rest the statues of Ste Anne and Ste Therese 'The representation of the "Dead Saviour" occupies the lower part elf one of these. The -exterior` of both church and house have also received .a fbaral coat of paint.. The green tower and gold -leafed cross sur- mounting it, together with the red -brick background, forms a most :ratifying :sight to the approaching visitor. The Festival will be an all day affair, and refreshments will be ,a—...rued "a 1 `Epicurienne" under the "Old Apple" trees adjioning the ziturcit. Why not tell your friends about it? Everybody is welcomed .,ll will he received alike whether you have money or not, whether :you are white of black, whether you are Jew or Gentile; you will ;3e made to feel at home. So do not forget the date, Labor Day, September lith, 1982. STANLEY TOWNSHIP ;'.r. and Mrs. Rufus Keys have .seen visiting friends on Babylon dere. `hu.services at Goshen and Varna riitet'3 xlxurches. next Sunday will be qtakeii.by Mai .Ra Stephenson and Miss alley of Goderich. race Reid"' of Fiinit, Michels lee= nrx frier' cousins, Margaaret,Grace aviatel Isobel Robinson at present. Ed. Johnson's of Goderich, 'Sited at Mr. Nelson .Treys on Sun- a3'- etas. Frank Boyde and son of Ni I saga are spending a week at the 'amen of Mr. Roy Lamont, 1. DRYSDALE Miss Kathleen Durand of St. Pet- er's Seminary, London, is enjoying her holidays with her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Louis Durand. Mr. Athanus Denomme, of Detroit is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip :Denomme for a few days. His sister Miss Leonia, who has, been in Detroit for sometime, *Med • home with , lir+n# Mr..'La. Plante anii;.daughter Gen.:: eieve, of Windsor, who isited With her brother, Mather Marchand, re turned to their home last week. Miss Helen Mann, of Toronto, was a guest over the week -end with the Miss Geraldine and Marie La- porte. Mr. and Mrs. John Bart of Windsor are visiting with Miss and Mr. Ed. -r ..,•g.•:••3•-:•-i-•'rb'--i:-•'r•......•,¢•s,•.;•+:i•*•f••j••:•.y+ ;+ •,-:-:•x1•,i,d-+•¢++* ; 4 lit Special nn1n 1 !nnial A.. 6 Et. CEDAR POSTS, 41,Inches and up at onlyJ. 35 Cents. 41 FOOT END POSTS AT ONLY $1.25 1 - .4. DROP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER! 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Miss J valla Denomme of London visited vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Denomme over Sunday. Mr. Louis Montague was the gu- est of Mr. Leonard Denomme last Sunday, HILLSGREEN Miss Lois Alan of Toronto is vis- iting relatives in this vicinity, , Wilmer: Adkins, second son of Mr. Mid Mrs. Harry Adkins was injured the other ` day by one of the horses while he was' bringing them .up from the pasture. field. He was badly 'bru- ised about the face and Bead. Wilmer is recovering nicely, Mrs. Lorne Eller and faniily who spent several weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane, has retur- ned to her home in Northern Ontario Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and dau- ghters Dorothy and Jean, and son Keith of Toronto, and Mies. Ethel Murdock of Hensall, visited recently with friends here. • Mr. and Mrs. R. •Mousseau, and daughter Marion of Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Broderick. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ashman and son Douglas of Tillsonburg spent the We- ek -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. J. Richardson. • Mis's Mary Hagan of London is_ hoome en her vacation for a few we- eks. • Mr. tett] Mrs. Thos. Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman and Mrs. Smith of near Seaforth, vis- ited Mrs, Troyer recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. : McBride and daughter Emma of Blake, Mrs. Sch- nell of Alberta, visited with Mr. and Mrs: Chas. Stephenson. !Mr. and Mrs. Holly and children of Tavistock, and Mr. B. Jarrott of Toronto visited friends in this vicin- ity.' A number from this vicinity attecc- ded the funeral of the late Miss Grace Manson of Blake on Friday. The: sympathy is extended eo the be- reft family. Notes—The service was taken as usual on Sunday by Re. R. •R. Conner who delivered a very fine sermon, taking for his subject the Christ of the Lonely Road. Miss Edna Coch- rane gave a delightful sono "God's Way, is the Best Way." Rev. Arthur Sinclair of Hensall will be in charge of the Service next Sunday. Rev. Conner will be on his holidays for the next few weeks. Mr. Jas. Broadfoot of Regina, Sas. visited with his sister and brother -in law,'Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McAllister. Mr. Jas. Mustard of London Road spent Sunday with his cousin, Mr. Ward Forrest.. Mrs' of �"Ix�s . • os. of luau ,1WIx n. oleman family of near Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell and children visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Anderson. Mrs. McMurtie of Hensall, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Love. Mr. and Mrs. R. McAllister were visited with friends from Toronto. Mrs. W. Randall of Plattsville,Mrs McGaw of Brampton are visiting friends here. W.M.S.—The regular monthly me- eting of the Women's Missionary So- ciety was held at the home of Mrs. R. McAllister on Wednesday after- noon August loth with Mrs. (Rev.) Conner presidiing. We opened the meeting by singing hymn 235. The scripture lesson from St. John I, v:. 1 to 15 were led by Mr,;. W. Turns MrS. Robt. Stephenson then led in prayer. Topics and discussions were then gave on the Kingdom of God Movement by Mrs. R. McAllister and Mrs. (Rev.) Conner. Hymn 241 was sung. The secretary then gave her report. The roll was called answered by the letter G.. The offering was then taken. The study was then ta- ken by Mrs. J. Cochrane and Mrs. R. Consitt. Hymn 496 was sung. We closed the meeting by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison, 9apitalTbealre Goderich Phone 47.+ Northern Electric Soand System Now Playing ---'roux Nix tri '"Tho Rider of Death Valley" Mon., Tues., Wed, Another Double feature program "Miss Pinkerton" by Mary Roberts Rinehart, stars- Ing; Joan Mandell, - George Zrent and in the same bill is KAY FRANCIS in a modern tale of pleasure Graz- ed Society "MAN WANTED" Thurs., Fri., and Sat. One of Britian's outstanding scre- en Success "MAN of MAYFAIR" _ all British cast and production Coming -Greta Garbo, in "As You Desire Me." Matinees, Wed. and Sat at 3 p.m. Mrs. Wm. Nadiger while opening a window had the misfortune of having a board fall striking her on the head causing a deep gash which required medical attention. However we are glad to report she is 'improving. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mcisaac re- turned to Detroit, on Monday after two weeks vacation 'with relatives: • Miss Onieda Restemeyer is visiting relatives in Detroit. Master Jackie Baker entertained a number of his little chums to a birth- day party on Monday afternoon.. Mr. and Mrs. Adam` Fassold and son Harold of Detroit, spent last we- ek with Mr.. and Mrs.. Philip F ssold, Mrs. P. i\IcIsaac was pleasantly surprised on Friday evening waxen 20 friends gathered to celebrate her birthday. The evening was spent in cards playing after which a dainty lunch. was served by the ladies. HENSALL Helen Swan is visiting friends in 'Goderich. Dora Sherritt, R.N. of Port Huron is visiting with her brother, Thos. Sherritt Mrs. G. F. Scott of Woodstock,has been spending the past few weeks with her niece, Miss Hattie Suther- land. i1Ir. and Mrs. J. C. Horton of Osh- awa, are visiting with friends and relatives in town. Mrs. Wm. Hildebrandt has return - es from Strathroy, where she spent lice days with members of :her .fain DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs, Edward Siebert and Family, 112r. and Mrs. Clayton Siebert and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Siebert and daughter all of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Witzel and family of Pet- ersburg, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hesse, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Capling and fain fly of New Hamburg, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Witzel, Rev. and lMlrs. W. Zimmerman of Bridigeport . were' visitors with Mr. veld Mrs. Hy. Hoffman on Thursday evening. Mrs, Geo. Duh of Detroit is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Merrier. Mr. and Mrs. Durst and family of Wroxeter were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Hopcaaft on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, John Runge and da- gtitcr and Mr, Henry Hopf of Cliff- ord, Mr. and Mrs: Sara Price and daughters of Hanover and Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Cook of Fordwich, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Nopchaft here and at Grand Bend, Ur, and .pais 13 !Vallett ,and dau- u ttcr Ilesve, firs. Tea 0.,r ull. ,ll .,•,r =t";.ter Barbara Ann of ?fiat, Mich. 'd: l'If e Aana Bess of, Zurich, were a a:. 4 :;, _.. .. _ _,/ v :tan on WednaSda Iensallps ] half hot aj�is' o7i 1 e°c fres days close with the end of this mon- ths. Mrs. A. H. Currie and children of Sutherland and Mrs. Moodie of Bran- don are issiting at the home of their mother, Mrs. W. Habkirk. Mrs. J. Hoggarth has returned home after a pleasant visit with Tor- onto friends. Rae Patterson returnee rasa week from the West where he enjoyed a seven week's visit with his many re- latives. Wm. •Si.mpson of Detroit, visited for a few. days with relatives here. Jean Elder, of Toronto, is visiting with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Elder and family. Mr. and Mrs. Murch and fancily, of f oronto, are visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. Sinclair. Mrs. C. H. Nichols, of GrandBend and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Winnipeg, were guests of Miss Sutherland and G. J. Sutherland. Friends and relatives of AIice Bell regret to learn that she was taken to. London hospital for operation. The funeral of the late Andrew Lammie, of Detreit, formerly of Hen- sall, was held at the home of his sis- ter, Mrs. Geo. Case. Rev W. A. Yo- ung and Rev. A. Sinclair assisted Rev. Parker with the services. H. C. Soldan, who recently got thrown off his binder while reaping in one of his fields is making good recovery from injuries to his back when one of the wheels of the binder dropped into quite a deep hole. A quiet• wedding was solemnized on Wednesday last at high noon at the home of Mrs. Suzie Smit when her youngest daughter, Theodora, was •united in marriage to Edward Van de l eere, of Guelph: Rev. A. Sinclair officiated and Greta Laramie played the wedding march. The bride ;vas charmingly gowned in white silk with accessories to snatch. The brides maid, Annie Smit, sister of the bride, was dressed in pink voile. The groom was supported by John Smit, brother of the bride. During the signinig of the register a delightful duet was giv en by Mrs. Smit and daughter Annie in Dutch language. After the tereni- ony a wedding dinner was served at the bride's home. The happy coup- le left for their new home in Guelph. COUNTY NEWS The flax mill. owned at Ripley by Rarry Wyld was burned down earl* Sunday reorsicng last. The Clinton Women's Institute will t . Wingliaart will not bee Chautauqua 'next summer, hut will have an aut- 'ctnln program next year. This will be glen in the town hall and, the price of the season tickets will be a little lower than for the summer program. The Clinton Horticultural Society is putting on a flower show on Aug- ust 19-20, in the town hall. Exhib- its will be judged but no money pri- zes will be given. The building of the ault for the new bank building was commenced last week. Also the concrete blocks are being rapidly laid for a new store in Walton. The Seaforth College Institute Board meeting in the. town hall the other evening, appointed Chas. Ste- wart as secy-treas., of the board to. fill the unexpired portion of R. M. Jones' tern. John Jardine of near Goderich was taken to Portsmouth Penitentiary on Tuesday .last by Sheriff 1Vliddleton and Contrable Gundry to commence a 10 -year term. He has already sex- ed several terms for offences similar to that for which he is now incarcer- ated. Mrs. Wnr. Smith, Exeter North had. the misfortune to fall fracturing her left arm at the wrist. Mrs. Smith was going down a step when the board broke and she fell. , J. E. Willis, R. J. Winter, W. J_ Duncan and H. Jeffrey Seaforth, we- re in Stratford in the Scotch Doubles tournament and were successful in winning the Free Press Trophy. An esteemed resident of Colborne Tp. died in her 87th ,year. About a year ago the aged lady fell.and broke her•hip and had since been an invalid Tivo weeks ago she contracted a cold' pneumonia setting in. She was born in. Devonshire, Eng., and came co God etich with her parents as a c:iild. At the age of 16 she married Wm. Walt ers, who died 10 years ago. E. C. Boswell, who has been app- ointed successor to the late. R. M. Jones as manager of the Seaforth braanch of the Dominion Bank, has assumed his new 'duties, he comes to Seaforth from Baden where he was manager. An unusual happening occurred at the farm of J. Mason, near axnberly on the Bruce -Huron boundary. A collie dog, in full pursuit of a jack- rabbit, ran into a binder in operat- ion. The rabbit cleared the machine in a single leap, but the dog got tangled up in the knives, and was a so terribly cut that he had to be de- stroyed. Wm. Snell .and son Exeter, have recently shipped two car loads of cattle to the Old Country market. This is the first shipment of cattle to be sent from this district by thein to ;the British;market:this :season.,, orwas . ins . a ori' .. • ay last while bathing :at Port 'Stanley. The young man had been in the wa- ter for some time bathing' and was running to shore 'when he was stric- ken with cramps. The funeral of Isabella Morgan, aged 90, widow of John Morgan, God erich whos death occurred Saturday, was held on Monday afternoon from the residence of her son, John Jr., Interment made in Maitland Cemet- ery with Rev-. D. J. Lane of the Pres- byterian church officiating. Deceased was born of Scotch parents in God- erich Township, where she lived until 23 years ago, Since she resided in Goderich, for eight years she was an invalid, rniTsaal4 Alkg4st 180, 1932, The sourer eight robbers broke in- to the United Farmers' Go -operative plant In Wingleat' , loaded 98 cases of eggs un as ,truck, and made the}r get -away. The truck backed up to .a. window on the north ,side of the'bu- ildinl in full iew of the street. It is estimated it would take at least three quarters of an 'hour to load the eggs, The robbery was not .discovered until the reixt morning when the then ar- rived to work for the day. Kippen and surrounding commun- ity were shocked to hear of the sud- den passing of .Mrs. Jas. McClyncont, She was always very active in church, and community circles and will be sadly missed by the friends and re- latives. She leaves to mourn besides her husband, two daughters and four - sons. Suspended sentence of two years in a reformatory, upon payment of co- • urt costs, was handed out at Goder- ich mi Monday to Morley Wright, 19, and H. M.tilw:,eod, 21, two Hbwick Tp.. young: rnen'vho pleaded guilty to bre- aking into the farmhouse of Peter Dickert and stealing a quantity of .' wine. A cellar door was forced at night, and when the wine was secured it was hidden in ,a bush, where it was recovered untouched. Accused were; given a .stiff lecture by IVIagistate C. Reid. The c'hatge was laid by County:. Constable 'Galloway of Gorie. 9 out of 10 0 People Prefer Goodyear Tires Why gamble with 2nd, Srd or 4th mice whew, 7. GOODYEARS cost no more? Come and s e e your size at to- day's low pric e. 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