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_ Mrs. R. Love is visiting her son, Mr
Ross and Mrs. Love.
Mrs, Nellie Granville .and daugh-
ter Margaret, returned to her duties
in Egmondville after visiting friends
here,
Butchering, quilting mid prat mak-
ing are now in full swing.
Vies. E. t3readeriek returned to her
'lame after visiting her daughter,
Mtn R. Mousseau, In Exeter.
AO Mrs. 1tobt, ,Stephenson
rcei.ved word of` the death of their
pleew M McQuillat1,. in Lncknow.
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' Ar to visited at the; Nine of Mr'. and
.:r: rt. Love.
end arrangementswere made for a;
quilting bee on' Feb, 1601;Plaiis we-
re made to hold a poork as Bean Sup -
;en Feb• i±,. R -EIC•
Tperaylor and' Mrs8th. A.with E MrsOestreicher
in charge of the program. The com-
mittee in charge • of the supper in-
cludes Mrs. D. `tienian, Mrs. W.Wolfe
Mrs. V. Schatz, Mrs.. R. Goetz, and
Mrs. R. Willert, The next meeting
which will be on March 2nd, will be
in charge of Mrs. J. Kellerman and
Mrs. A. ,•E, Oestreierher.
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,, Enna. W urnx .of 'l uckersmith Vis-
ited at' the home Of Mr ' add Mrs.
Matt Clark.
Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Young of
Nairn was a visitor with their son,
Rev. W. A. Young.
The many friends of Mrs. Robt.
Bonthron are sorry to hear she is
not enjoying the best of health.
Mrs.. Jas. Jarrott of Hillsgreen is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Hursori " Sr.
,Alex. McKellar of Cromarty visit-
ed the past week with Dr. and Mrs.
A. R. Campbell.
Mrs. Bertha Bell has returned to
her home in Toronto after a pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Hazel Morenz was a visitor at her
home in Dashwood, his son Wesley Handford, of Swift
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D. A. Maltby, who has been butter-
maker- at the Clinton creamery, has
been appointed manager of the Cen-
tralia creamery, and Miles McCabe,
who has been buttermaker at Centra-
lia, succeeds Maltby in a similar
capacity in Clinton.
John MAX', an old resident of Sea-
forth, passed away Jan. 24th, in his
72nd year. He was section foreman
with the G.T.R. and. C.N.R. for a-
bout 50 years. He is survived by his
wife.. four sons and two daughters -
of the work of the .department over-'^
which the, Minister presides, of the•,
steps 'Wad& are being taken to cure,
but .more particularly to prevent dis-•
ease,''in keg with the forkard.
march of science. All came away with
a fresh and new conception of the
value of a sound bady and good he--
alth and with the conviction that a .
most profitable evening had beers
spent.
The Myna lock-up the other night .
was honored by having as one of its
ininates Chas. Pierce, the accredited
Jas. I•iandford, Exeter, received "Ding of the Hoboes" and "Monarch
;word Saturday- last of the death of
of the Open lload," He is quite an.
' has returned entertainer, being able to play the
Mrs. Jas. Bonthron
Current, Bask., who died at the age mouth organ and bones. At one
after a pleasant visit with relatives of 63 years. He had been ill for a•time he resided in Hallett Twp. Lea's
in Hanover. time. The departed had recently be. ang there lie started on sae tramp.
Mrs. Wm. Luker visited the past en a visitor in Exeter, and is surviv- which he has .continued ever since,
week with friends in Hillsgreen• ed by his widow and two daughters. having covered over 9,000 miles and
Carl Passmore, of Edmonton, Alt. w� Mara'
this mode of liv
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is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs Two Clinton ladies happened with .w until the end of the chapter, as
J. Passmore and family. Carl's many accidents last week, Mrs. N. Ball it cesus to ,get in one's blood: aa -
friends were pleased to -see him again having the misfortune to fall and does not seem to be the hard times. •
after an absence of a number of ye- fracture her wrist and Mrs. R. n. that drives him on, but just that rest
ars and to see sum looking well. Johnston falling at her own, rear step .less spirit. He is a splendid convex -
Jack Carmichael, accompanied by `and sustaining a rather bad fracture lesssationalist and gives a good talk on
T. G. Routledge and S. Walters of of her ankle. his various experiences.
es.
the Bank of Montreal staff, rnotoroed Geo. W. Oman, of halt, has been
to Detroit last Saturday and spent an appointed chief engineer of the God- Esseiford and Stanley Henderson,.
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enjoyable week -end with friends in erich plant of the Western `Canada sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Render -
that city. Flour Mills, Goderich, succeeding the sort .of Wingham, narrowly escaped
Ronald Peck has returned from the Tate J. W. Taylor, and has already drowning the other day when they
Scott Memorial Hospital at Seaforth, reporteel- He is a native of .England
broke through the ice while skating
where he recently underwent an op- and served the Maitland river near the dam
oration for appendicitis.
The Ladies of S. Pain's Anglican
Church, Hensel! are having a supper.
on St. Valentine's Day, Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 14th.
Martha and Merle Carlile . of Lon-
don, were visitors at their home here
Eldrid Smith of London spent the
week -end with -his father, Alex.Smith
Jas. Paterson .visited .with friends
in Goderich one ,day last week.
Mrs. Wm. Consitt was a recent vis-
itor with friends at Kincardine.
Geo. Petty made a business trip to
Toronto.
Wm. Beaver of Kitchener` was a
visitor with friends in town the be-
ginning week:
of a
ek quiet wedding was. solemnized at
theCarmel Presbyterian • Church man-
se Saturday last when Grace Evelyn
only, daughter of Matt. Tinney of Ex-
eter, and the late Mrs. '.Pinney, was
united in marriage to George Camp-
bell Eyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Eyre of Kippen, with the Rev. W.A.
Young officiating.
of the late Otillie Beller last week.
Miss Ella Martinson spent the we-
ek -end with her parents in Elnire.
itchener,
Hoffman of K ,
Ii Myrta o
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Miss 1�.
spent the week -end with'her parent.
Misses Helen Nadiger and Marie
Allemang of Stratford spent the we=
ek-end sat the former's home here.
Miss Anna Tiernan is visiting in
Toronto.
We are pleased to say Mrs. B.
Stacey who has been confined to her
bed for the past week, is improving.
Mr. Adam Birk and daughter,Verna
spent Sunday and Monday in London.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church held .a very successful quilt-
ing bee at the home of Mrs. Herb.
Wein.
Mrs. Henry Becker Sr., is very ill
at her home.
We should all be proud of our
young hockey team which defeated
the Zurich team on Monday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Itothermeal of
yt, ;atliariii:ee atteud.x the tuoeeni
A Scotch supper 'and program was
held in the Carmel Presbyterian
Church last Friday, evening with a
large 'attendance. After the supper
the program was presided over by
the Rev. W. A: Young: •
The school board held a meeting'
in the council chambers. last Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock, and •follow-
ing are theofficers elected for the
year 1933., H. Horton, chairman;A.
L. Case, secretary treas. Other
members of the board, F. Manns, W.
0. Goodwin, A. Clark, E. McQueen.
The school board had a very success-
ful year. School inspectors' reports
for -end of year were encouraging,
giving all the teachers high credit for
good work.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Nadiger, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Pfile and Edgar
Restemeyer attended the Stratfoed
Normal School "1933 Silver Anniver-
lary" and "At Horne" held in Strat-
ford last Friday afternoon and even-
ing. A programme was given by
the Normal School Glee Club, with
W. B. Rothwell, conductor. Select-
ions were taken from Gilbert and
Sullivan Ppera. "Iolanthe" in which
Helen Nadiger acted one a of the lead-
ing parts. ,
The, death occurred on Tuesday,
January 31st, of Miss Otillie Clara.
Kellar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kellar at the home of her
parents in Dashwood. The deceased
fourteen
past p pau n
has been ailing for thefo
years and reached the age of 28
years, 7• months and 15 days and . is
survived by her . parents, two sisters
Irma and Loretta and seven brothers,
Adolph, Edward, Arnold, Elmore,
Herbert, Reinhardt and Harold. The
funeral took place on Thursday af-
ternoon with Rev. W. Ness officiating
Interment in the Bronson ,line cem-
etery,
d in the navy during the
war with distinction. The elder boy went in first but man-
aged to keep himself up by hanging
Due to the measles spreading very on to the ice -while his younger bro-.
rapidly among the. children of the Cher went to rescue. He also broke.
town of Wingham, it was decided as through, but managed to get out:..
a precautionary measure, to close the Their plight was noticed from the C;
public school for last week.. Many P.R.. station and help was summoned,.
schools in the district found it neves but neighbors near the river manag--
sary to close on account of the epi- 'ed to get the unfortunate . lad out
deinie of measles but up to the last ,,witha rope.
week the school was not seriously About fifty members of the Thomaseffected. McMillan YoungLiberal Club, Sea--
Last Tuesday. alight the Goderich
Trotting and Pacing Association met forth, were present at the Club •Ro-
when a change in the division of the ons the other evening. The speaker of
purse money for the Civic Holidxiy .theeveceb g was R. S. McKercher;.
meet. was approved.' The total purse who talked 4011 Farmer's Problems and
led the discussion ' n which foliowed.The
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president„ R.R: McKay, was in the
chair throughout the meeting. Music-
ses reduced. ,al numbers, which -were greatly en -
Ladies' 'Aid Meet
The Ladies' Aid and W. 1VI+ S. of
Dashwood Evangelical Church, held
their regular meeting in the church
recently with Mrs. R. H. Taylor`• in
the chair. A piano solo was given
by Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher and the
topic on prayer was given by Mrs.
A. W. Sauer, Mrs. M. Haugh, .ane'
Mrs. W. Snell and a solo by Rev. A.
W. Sauer. Mrs. D. Tiernan presided
at the business session which follow-
ed. There 'were 88 atek visi`tq "report-
ed And Mrs. W. Wolfe and Mrs. Kf
Gasser were appointed as visiting
committee. One new member was re-
ceived* Two quilts are being znoeh
remain at $2,500 but .money to be
paid the younger classes has been
increased and that for the older lior-
A 11 t d ley Robt Canning some musical numbers by, the-
pu a owne
ham of near 'Clifford, disappeared Z members- Arrangements were made:
weeks ago. A few slays ago the own-
er noticed the head of the bird out
to hold a stag euchre in the rooms on
January 25th and a euchre and dance --
of a hole in a box in the manger of early in February. i
one of the stalls in the barn. The biros A well=knor'vn and highly respected
had crawled into ;a narrow space and resident of Seaforth for many years
was unable to extricate itself. It Archie Barton, died last Wednesday
had neither food nor water during morning at his home, W. William st.,
the seven weeks. Now Biddy is on he had not been actively engaged for
her old job as lively as ever.
The other day two Woodstock men
were arrested in`connection with the
recent' robbery at the Canada Furn-
iture factory at ,Seaforth. The men,
who are middle-aged, are brothers by
the . natue of Koehler, and were bro-
R.. L. B. Joynt, eldest son of the
late Geo. Joynt and Mrs. Alice Joynt
of town, has passed his final examin-
ation of the Institute of .Chartered
Accountants of antario. He has al-
ready secured a position with the
firm of Welsh Campbell and Lawless
of Toronto. Laird Joynt is believed tq
be one of the youngest students to
enter University. At the time of his
graduation from high school he was
only 15 years of age. He then enter-
ed University and took -a five -years
honor . course, and received his hoe-
orary degree of B. A. at the age of
only 20.
several years, having sold his black-
ecnitiit shop about three years ago ow-
ing to ill health. Two strokes, one
of width occurred while visiting in,
Hamilton, some time ago, affected?
Mtn, hut he had recovered consider-.
ably until a ,cold developed to pleur--
ught to Seaforth by Prov. Officer Mc- isy and pneumonia, causing him great..
Coy, of Goderich and later released suffering. ,knee he was a young mart
Bartcn lived hi Seaforth. He came•
with the family to Seaforth from:
West Flamboro near Hamilton, wh--
Jas. King, of Forest, a former re- ere the :deceased, was born 70 years.
siden.t of Stephen Tp., died in his ago.
85th year. The funeral was held to
Beechwood cemetery, Warwick Tp.,
Albert and Eli King, of Stephen are
brothers of the deceased' and four
sisters also survive, Mrs. C. Basker-
ville, of Centralia; Mrs. Chas. Sealy,
of Brussels; Mrs. Wiesl'ey Isaac, of
Grand Bend and Mrs. Silas Broken-
shire of Guelph. -
Edward Floody, general , secretary
of the Huron Old' Boys of Toronto,
since its inception, and for 37 yeaars
cu tome preventive officer for the
Department of National Revenue,is
retiring. Superanuated two years ago
he has been on special fluty at the
request of Hon. E. B. Ryckman. Dur-
ing his career Mr. Floody has seized
thousands of stills, but claims that
since a jail term has been compul-
sory for the offense, his business has
fallen off considerably,
Geo. Connell, Varna, was rather
badly injured while engaged in tak-
ing oat timber in Mr. Diehl's bush
for a new barn which he is preparing
to build. A large limb which had be-
en cleared from a- tree fell, striking
hint on the head. It was feared at
first that his skull was fractured but
he was hurried to the Clinton Hospit-
al and it was found that the injury
was not quite so serious as wes fear-
ed at first. It is hoped he. will soon be
Krell again.
Nearly ,one hundred citizens of
Goderich and surrounding country
the other night heard from the Iips
of Ton. Dr. J. M. Robb, Minister in
Health in the Ont Government, a
splendid delivered adreee on ti's
jest "Is the CorreerWttiore of Health.
a Sound hsvestment?P' They; learned
( vdtb. teen :rateteet ole the magnitude
COUNTY NEWS
The Goderich Racing Association
has donated $100. to the town relief
committee. With the extra $'I00
each from the. Provincial and Feder-
al Governments, this will give the.
committee $300 for relief purposes.
from Goderich jail on bail, to appear
before Magis. Reid in Seaforth on
Feb. 4th.
Dr. and Mrs. Redmond of Wing-
'earn, are leaving on February Gth for
a trip to the West Indies, going by'.
riialifax and the Canadian National
Steamship to Bermuda, Bahama Is-
lands and Kingston, Jamaica, return-
ing April 1st.
Geo Roberton,, who for several ye-
ors was C.1 .R. station agent at Lon-.
desboro, has moved with his family
to Clinton, where he is operator foe
the C.N.R.'The position of station
tgent at :Londcsboro is abolished.
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