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'Quite a number from this vicinity
ended the funeral of the late Mr.
Per from the home of his son
r, barber!: Peck on the Babylon line
ne 27:st.
Miss 'Edna Cochrane has been on
e ,sick list, bubt is improving now.
Mr. orad Mrs. G. Deters and dau
,inter• of Dunville were recent visit-
ens in the vicinity.
The .Exams in the local schools are
in full swing this week, Schools are
'.linisher'I with their work Thursday
Fright. Then the holidays are here a-
'M,r, and Mrs. Chas Robinson were
"V"isited on Friday with friends ;from
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson spent.
The week -end with relatives in. Strat-
ord.
Mr. .and`Mxs. H. Wright and fam-
:ily -roin near Cromarty visited fri
mails in the vicinity one evening.
yVias, 1Vkax. Tully and sons Gerald
eared Royden visited her brother and
rsisters near Brucefield recently.
Mfrs. Love and fancily visited her
anghter in Centralia recently.
'The service in the HilIsgreen chu-
urch will be withdrawn on Sunday af-
rnoon, June 30th owing to the
_,services in Hensall.
Mr. and. Mrs. G. Stephenson and
mon of Walkerton visited Mr. and Mrs
41. Stephenson on Sunday.
We -are pleased to report that Mrs,
D. F. Anderson is able to go out a
(little now and is feeling much better
In her health.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Annual Picnic
The Stephenson picnic was held at
Jowett's grove, Bayfield on Satur-
;y Iasi when over 100 of the clan
attended.
The Orange service will be held at
Varna United . Church on Sunday
evening June" 30th, the pastor, Rev.
IL G. Bandey will have charge and
'fie 4 -Misses Palmer of Hamilton will
:assist -with the music.
Those who attended the Stephen- i
Stephen -
:SOU reunion from. Michigan were:
x and Mss. W. H. Stephenson,Mr.
and Mfrs. Orval Stephenson and fam-,
y of Marlette and Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Wiley of Detroit.
Late Nathan Peck
'On Wednesday June 19th Mr.
Lathan Peck passed away at the
home of his' son Bert Peck on the
'nylon Line :Stanley. He was in
78th year and,.was a son of the
.Ute John. and Naz%y Peck and was
the last survivine;'artember of a fam-
%r of eight.$'e was born on the
BBabylon Line, where he spent most
i f:.his life: He was a siiccessrul far-
er and built up for himself a fine
inn property. About 1904 he rent
d the faun and moved with his fam
. ,Egmondvilie •fo"r' ave' 'yeari,-
':eturining to the farm in 1910. 9.
ut 20 years ago he retires: :rem the
.n.rin and moved with his •vr.e, (for-
erly Miss Eliza McKinley) to Hen-
cll, where he lived till a short time
go when on account of ill health he
ne to :his son Bert's home on the
farm, His wife pre -deceased hin.by
four years. Of a family of two sons,
the eldest, Dr. Vv ylaner Peck passed
away in 1925 and Bert M. survives,
living on the homestead farm on the
Babylon line. Mr. Peek was a pian
of fine charecter and was held in high
esteem by all who knew him,. He
was a faithful and active member of
the Methodist church and later cif the
United' church. The funeral, 'which
was held on Friday to Bayfield sem-
1 etery, was largely attended. Rev, A.
Sinclair of Hensall, assisted by Rev.
H. G. Bandey of Varna,having cha-
rge of the service. The pall bearers
were: Geo, Douglas, H. Howard,
Wm, Consitt, F. Coleman., H. Horton
and S. Zuefie,
DRYSDALE
Mrs. Rachel Denomme of Detroit
is spending a few weeks holidays
with her sister and brother, 'Miss B.
and Mr. E. Mousseau,
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
1VLrs. Ed. Brisson last. Sunday were:
Mr. Ed. Brisson, Jr., of Chicago, Mr.
Ted Brisson of Stratford, the Rev
Father Brisson and Father Durand of
London.
-Mr and Mrs; Isadore Denomme
and - famnily, also Mr. and Mrs. Omer
Denomme and family of Detroit, sp-
ent the week -end at the•hosne of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Den
nomme.
Mr. Remie Denomme wears, a
broad smile; Why? a new baby boy
has come to their hone.
Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Harvey
of Detroit returned home after sp-
ending a week with their mother,who
was ill, Mrs. Geo. Denomme.
Mrs. Frank Corriveau and Mrs.
Alex M:eidinger returned home .after
spending a week with the former's
daughter, Mrs. E. Masse or Detroit.
Mrs. Matilda Rendeau .of Detroit is
spending the summer months at the
home of Mr. and Mrs J. Ducharme.
The Messrs Louis Montague, Rud-
olph Corriveau and Gordon Bedard
motored to London last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Rau is spending the
summer months with her mother,
Mrs. Phoebe Rau.
Miss Gaberil Cantin who has been
in London for some time is home at
St. Joseph for a few weeks.
Mr. Clifford Corriveau of Detroit
is hone for the summer months ow-
ing to _ill health.
Mr. iPeter Corriveau, of near Blake
we are sorry to say is quite poorly.
Mrs. Victoria Denomme has been
in Detroit for some time, her daugh-
ter being very ill.
DASHWOOD
A- Strawberry Social will be given
under the auspices, of the Ladies .Aid
of Zion 'Lutheran' Church on Wed-
nesday eve. July 3rd. Supper will be
served from 5 to 8 o'clock. A• pro-
gram will be given by the Walther
League consisting of musical numb-
ers and a short play entitled "A.
Bargain's a Bargain." All are cord-
ially invited.
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THREE BANDS
Parades, Midway Attractions, Athletic Events,
Parada, Midway Attractions, Athletic Events,
Baseball, Football, Aerial Stunts, Dancing --Old and
New Time, every evening in the Hall and open air.
(Anyone who can furnish beds or meals for the
Old Boys please notify Miss M. Johnston at Post
Office or telephone Hensall Central.)
Oped Air Dancing Saturday Evening June 29th.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Wilber GrayLeil and
family of Waodstoek 'spent auricle)
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John
W, Graybeil.
Decoration Day will be held on
Sunday afternoon on the Goshen;
Line ' Cemetery. Dashwood C, E.
Band will be in attendance.
Mr, and: Mrs. P. Mcisaac spent a
few days in Detroit attending the
wedding of their granddaughter,
Miss Lucile Mclsaac on Saturday.
Rev. W. S. Henrick is onfinedto
his home through illness. We hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Remick and fam-
ily of Toronto spent the week -end
with Rev. and Mrs. Henrick.
Mtr. and Mrs, J. Preeter and Merle
of Kitchener called •on 'friends here
on Sunday.
Messrs Simpson and Ed. Geiger. of
Cavalier, North Dakota •arevisiting
with relatives in this vicinity,
Miss Marie Allemang of St, Clem-
ents. spent Sunday with Miss Helen
Nadiger.
BLAKE
Miss Gladys Douglas, R.N., ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs.. Bell of
Hensall, spent a day with Mrs. R. N.
Douglas last week. •
Mr. Donald.. Turner of London sp-
ent a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. N. Douglas last week.
Mr. Gus Clarke • of Goderich;• is
holidaying with his mother, Mrs, A.
E. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Erb and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bechler and fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Bechler.
Mrs. Jennie Smith and son Russell
of Dashwood were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Caroline Oescli and Mr.
and Mrs. Rudy Oesch
Mr. and Mrs. John roshart and
son of Seaforth were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Mose Erb.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oesch and fam-
ily; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch and
family were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hay of- Zurich called on
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey on Sunday.
HENSALL
Einma Johnston who has spent 2
months visiting in Alberta and Sack.
returned home last week.
Dorothy Kyle was operated on in
London Hospital, for appendicitis,
and is now doing as well as can ` be
expected Her mother, Mrs. Thos
Kyle, was with her at the city.
The Stephenson family picnic was
held at Bayfield on Saturday, June
22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Currie of Su-
therland, Sask., are visiting relatives
and friends in town. She was f oral-
erly Alice
T. C. Joynt attended the wedding
of his cousin, ,Laird Joynt, in Toros
to Seturday last.
The Hensall Citizens Band played
in various parts of the village Sun-
day afternoon last. which was appre
dated by a number of the shut-ins„'
Ruby L. Jeeves, daughter of Mt
and Mrs. Charles Jeeves and Robert
Laird Borden Joynt, son of Mrs.
Joynt and the late George Joynt of
Hensall, were married on Saturday
last in Trinity Uunited Church, Tor-
onto. Rev. Geo. Faliis oii'rciating.',
Mrs. Win. Shepherd was a visitoi
with her sisters, Lillian ani Marian
McKay of Windsor.
The W. A. of the United Church
are holding a strawberry festival in
the basement of the church on July
3rd.
•Mr. and Mrs. James Troyer of Tor-
onto were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Mark. Drysdale.
Mrs. (Rev) John Knight of Cal-
gary, accompanied by her father,
Mr. Richard, called in town, Mrs.
Knight was a former resident here,
her husband the late : Rev. John
Knight, being a pastor of the Hen-
sel" Methodist Church 20 years ago.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Mc Nicol, of Far-
quhar, announce the engagement of
their second eldest daughter Velma.
Maryto Earl Robert Dick, son of
Mr. and Mrs, George Dick, of Hen-
sail, the marriage to take place the
latter part of June,
Lavery—Harris
A pretty wedding took place on
June 12th at non at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Harris, Chiselhurst, when their
;laughter, Mae Bernice, was united
in marriage to Milton J. Lavery of
Hibbert. The reroniony was perform
ad by Rev. Arthur Sinclair. The yo-
ung couple were attended by Percy
Harris, brother of the bride, and Miss
Rosa Dearing and the wedding march
was played by the bride'ssister,Mrs.
Carl Passmore, of Exeter.
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COUNTY NEWS
Almost Completed
The work of layieg aie new es-
nent sidewalks on the Main St. Exe-
,er through the business section is
'earls- completed. With the fine wea-
ther the workmen have made good
cel.;,. The new walks are being
laid with a rough surface and are
somewhat higher than the old and as
tlie.;, are being reinforced with heavy
'y're foo e ani win >od I.'on elan,'
...e' eu.l hieg they Should_ be very sub-
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to the Treasury Department, .Parliament linildin s, Queen's
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Going Abroad
J. C. Cooper, classcal' teacher" on
the staff of the Collegiate, Clinton;
!has resigned his position and intends
going to St. Andrew's Scotland, to
take a post -graduate course in his
chosen subject. He and Mrs. Cooper
sail July 19th, and expect to- be ab-
sent a year'. Mrs. Cooper will take
the opportunity of adding to her al-.
13 be fin& musical training. also while
abroad dy
t eta.bles Stolen
A number of houses in Exeter •t"e-
:e entered;' recently and the, families
o .
thieving ~iy the. work of a tra nwx-j
ent who spent several.:. days in the
cbmmturity. Among the horses: that
were entered were those of W. E -
Sanders, S. Fitton, and Mrs. W.
I4opuer. In every case practicaflyall
of the ambles. avaallabie were taken
and included meat, bread and buitr-
ter, cakes, preserved fruits and jamscatsup, etc, Burnt matches were
left lying about the house: The
thieving was done when the occup-
ants, of the house were out
Died at Goderich
Death carne suddenly ort. June 13,
te. James II M:eManus, .well-known
dcirytaan, Goderiah. As he drove his
f e.vc rite trotting. horse, along; the
1 1 Huron road, just .at the Centenniiat
gates, he ;slumped over in the seat of
his 3ruggy and died before aid reach-
ed him. itri.8 .'horse had strayed to the
side sof the goad and the buggyhad".
become entangled in a guy wirer
when attention of people living op-
posite wrest :attracted. He was feral'-
, iarly .known over a wide area of the.
eeetien and was in his 70th year. He
was an -ardent horseman, owning
inany fast trotters and pacers in his
day, pansa it was while returning from
Agricultural Park that he was over-
taken with heart attack. Deceased'
conducted a 20( vere farm just out-
side the town limits, spc cinlizing in;
k ra brag cattle. a ____,...,_,J, ,J,