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�� 11 .ad th,, W-. St -.d --S ply of good things to eat. An inter- 93, Wilson Broadfoot 91, qp.0111ing, Wjie':;W,A't at the piano ,the dart itlt� initrAage of WOr older dafthtet,
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R 1 8 . esting,prvigrarnme followed the sup- Helen Davidson, do; writing, ,469, ', car itid I - .
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- . , I'll 11 HA R.y M.11--8 per with solos byX,r. James Doherty, Broadfoot 42, Harold Arm6trq g 42,; aftq' afelia , b ket L'filled. - with par,, She 11, Q 1, �gtriut Hill, 1%fladel-
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R. . , — . of Clinton; Rev. R. �C. Pitts and Mr. Harold Armstrong 98; Teading, Helen Miss, W, , k exprpiiseI4 her t1ranaps sWula'have,rhade the roads timpleas-
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1 - Sob,iith School Rally at Birucefield - — � anciti, w, I filled the basomint, might friends.4-The farmers are still 4ble
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� . , - SEAFORT11, Friday, Nov,mber 18th. Monday afternoon. -We have on dif- WALTON see t4te ,'-Vr- Allisoh made a short to do. ploughing, nofrost being yet in
ferent occasions referred to our lib-' .
�.. ir F. ,\ Cimb-. eye -icbt op"14�;at sucook,pi"ssing his gratitude -for the ground to binder.--lWo are pleas-
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.. , 11 plimented regarding the excellent D—ber "t to D-e=,ber Gth, both d". C14A."M A�� fts weM nPlAIrADO A - 'dock, *Iio for several weeks was. quite
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T1, ,/ and up-to-date collection of brooks. iucluo4m -- 79 44 -
� . includede a act of 1; seriously ill, is improving rdc�ly but
I . I I Ission 3`111d11'he Ifills Green Those who are not patronizing the Diamond Wedding. -A most mo � -G'�eugage
1. � M, - vqir tii#s�pjpl forks from tl�e Xk*fo, will -have to be careful not
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Missiort Band. ui in .May ot! library are missing a good thing. mentouts incident took plate on No' dint c *,,�;,and a .largo picture An: in bla ustual active duties for a time
I- " , . this year, held all open ineeting last What is -better than -a good book to vember 12th at 'Tloverdale," the home sopia finish trom her music cless, a- which will not just suit -him �as he
` . Tuesday i6ght, to whioh parents an,d read 'during the long winter even- of ,Mr. and Mrs. William lifeGillivin, c9mp" * by an addres's -which, was; bals -41ways beeii,a very busy man
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I friends were inVited. The church was. ings? The annual membership f,m in Sr., when their *four sons, Win, H., read, b)�11%&Rs Agrws Newer, The S2 looOng after his many duties as liv-
� . I nicely fille,d and the Band presented but fifty c�ents, and those joining now John J., Albert and Isaac, with their S. Class also gave a large brass ery prop�ietur, Ail Contractor, ete *
ilr . their regular prograrmuL with sortie will be meribers till end of 1922, 'ke- wires and their two dalighteTs, MTi, jai�dlnisrc, 04iss Whitloo� has b�en An one of our qneefr business men
I .. extra sqngs ami exorcises and a PTI
�. � . pagearit on India. They are a crowd ceiving the balance of this year free. Annie -Morrison and Wre. John ,L. organist Witbe Methodist 'church, for he has,always taken a great Interest
-Misses Lobte ond Lily Hunter, of Kerr, and My. Kerr and nine grand .the past ,tvvb years and has made a In Our village and is very widely and
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I , of bright boys and girls and all did Edmonton, made a abort visit to Mrs. cliflitren, Alden and Charles MoGavin host ofIrlem,is. It was noted Ahat favorably kno .-The Choral Socie-
. well. There is a rnembersh' f wit
I P 0 a; I Parsun's last week. Mrs, T. Learning, Mrs. Wilbur Turil' whil 411c nuade music her profession, - t "Th Messiah " had a rehearsal in
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4 bout forty slid when the contents L -- - bull, Gordon XeGavin, Delta MeGavin, abe enev�r ,refused to #ive -freely of. tKe basoment Of Carmel chu?M4 on
. llioir barrels, in which they had been P W1,11ism, James and Graham Kerr and her talent It y good cause, and not Tuesday evening last which was very
I I 'Lorinr their missionary money since McKILLO six great grandchildren with other Only ,4 her-aix-n church hdd she won
� M r. F. A. Gr.h�. w� .ight . largely, attended, and at the close re-
v, Crwartmation, was counted, it was wilt b. .t F. s. s.e..ze,. j-1, 9 "-'-'Wt' friends, gathered to
I , t.r.. f- ce1jibrate their frien4G. . Thtirsday's. night's shower freshments *are served and a pleasr-
ijund to bo $66. Seven of Lite main- r—ber I.t t. D--b.e 6th. b.th d.�, diamond wedding. They are ,almost ,vwas almost a perfect
- bens had thi, $5 necessary to make ot,kqiv. 2811.3 . example of ant social time - enjoyed. -Mr. and
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I an unbroken family of childreno 'lihurdh uptor, the audience repres- Jors. -David Shirray Ivils I lited rela4ves
� tlb�ni junior members. The offering Loekhart-Kendady.-A quiet wed- grandchildren and great grand6hu- enting 41 Ort,t, of the vill-age church. ir. Monkton and vicinity duriog the'
, -givi-ii by the grown ups present a- ding was solemnized on November dren, one little s Whitlock leaves for her home
� inioutit,,i to $10, making a total of 10th, at the Parsonage, 18 Victoria Helen Kerr, died eleven years ago but at Past weel� sild report a-3wry oleAstant
1 $75 for the night. Suniv of the of- Avenue, Hamilton, Omt., the home of the Others Exbter.,,thionday and- will return time4Mr. and XTs. John RAterson,
. are living less than a halt -here after -her marriage, The PrO� formerly bf our village, but,nbw of
I fcers of this live band are: Ist vice the bridegroom's sister, when Jean hour's drive from the old folks. The- spective groom has spent thepast ten Toronto, were'in the village on Wed-
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1. prv�vlvnt, Mary Forrest; 2nd vice- Annette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. day was indeed -a pleasant one, a v
. ,Jllusld�nt, (.race Love; secrebary, Geor -years bi& ilvi was one of ,the local riesday last holting their relative$
�� ge Kennedy, Hamilton, was -unit- repetition of many happy days spezit boys who ,saw service overseas. .The and friends, and were in Kippbn the
Florence Armstrong; barrel seare- ed in the holy bonds of matrimony to at Grandpa and Grandma MeGavin's young couple have the very- best first of the week attending the fun-
.: tary, Eileen Turner; treasurer, George Clarence, elder son of Mr. and was interspersed -with Pit - -ad
1, usic, wishes of everyone, and all are gl erall of Mrs. Paterson's- father,'tbe
11 Walker Carlyle. and .Mrs. William Lockhart, Windsor, singing and a abort address from they have decided to make Spring- -late Mr. Duncan McGregor. -Miss
- Ont., formerly of McKillop. Rev. E. John J., of thankfulness to the par- field their bome.
. MANLEY Huonergard. brother-in-law of the ents for their love and patient khad- . . Duer, of Bayfield, sp�ant the past week
Nlytes. -- M. Johrinv Deitz and Mr. — - -- � �. or so with the Misses Fee, of this
I - groom, conducted the ceremony. Tyn- ness toward their boyish pranks and village. -Mrs. Robt. Higgins hall been
- . Willie Mariley are busy drawing wood mediately after the ceremony the boning they would still be spared to . KIPPEN
I t(, Mite,hell for Mr. John Benneweii -happy young couple left on their enjoy life among their children. W. -in. Gauld Missi,,n Band. -There was a quite ill during the past couple of
' weeks but is now, we are pleased to
I ext-M.P.R, who has a number of or honey moon for points east. On their and Mrs. Morrison, on behalf of the special meeting of the Ga,uld Missia,p !say, improving. -On Monday evening
.. dom t.0 fi!t --Tije Good Roads System return they will take up their home sons and. daughter%, presented them, Band last Saturday. They have a
between here and Dub ir. Windsor. . -cry memlbersW,f about eighty. Small last a fowl supper was held lin'the
]in has Corn- . with some v appropriate gifts. . . Methodist Church here, followed by
1. pleted the contract of gravelling.- Sdipol Report. -The following Is Alden McGovin gave a short Laddresf mjvdollan bit M- j were distributed about . fine concert given by the Elgar
; Thi, liolitical nivetliik held hew last the report of School Section No 3, Lind Mrs. T. Leaming, oh behatf of six months airo to all the alembeirs.
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1, "I'ciesday ev,cning in t he interest of McKill0p, for the month of Octoler. the grande,hildren, present theri;l with- They-wwmzAo bring them back gat- Ladies' .Quartette, of London, and
, the Liberal Part . y, was well attended. r _ �aj% wi . th the savings and,oarnings Miss Greta Laramie, of this�village,
I I The names & a in order of merit, and a purse of gold. These with ji tew h iolinist, who ,rendered a most
W. T. McMillan, the Liberal candi- those marked (*) .were absent part little to" tokenst from the -great at time put aside for the great a' v
�1' work for ikilliell the Mission Band ,pleasing Programme from start to
� date, emphasized in an able manner Of the time: Sr. Fourtb-Dorothy grandchildren and 'a host of giflis and ' astor, #ev. Mr. Rivers,
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. . the Liberal platf.,rin, which should Malady, Annie McQuaid, J. Flannery, rcrilemberances front 'dis stands. About half the barrels came finish. The p
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.- we tant, #jends in and it we, found that they con- presided very ably as chairman and
!'' prove a benefit 1. Canada in these A. Downey, -F. McGrath. Jr. rV- and relatives 7,plied U. by rendered several fine recitatioris� 'The
.1 strenuous times, when economy is so I'D- Downey, M. Cronin, 1. O'Sullivan, Grandpa McGavin lien his most; ,witty' taW' a $42. It is hoped that fowl supper was .one of the hot, if
, to he hoped E- Miles, M. Flannery. SK. Third- Irish way. . . =Mt ers come in"that .. thin -
1, Tnuah neetled, and it I.% Others present w4re,t w - Ir I
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' the reins M.,O'Sullivan, P. Feeney, G. Downey, brother. John MeGavin, -of Seaforth; amoufi � Ir )e doubled. One of the
,��'. which ever party gets 3 ' - -ladies of the church, who alrernoted
, � I of power will not make bri ken prom- R. McQuaid and Joseph Downey Jo mothers handed in $5 for
,. I miss Malry� Mc- M, a ju7l'or as excellent cooks and li ra . -
,� . Ise.4 as was dont- before to gain the equak Joseph Hart, F. McQuaid, E. Gavin, of Tuckeremith; John GrAharn embership for her daughter. This
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� , I held the au- Melady, -M. O'Sullivan. - ,%,Ill be�.pi$sented at the open meet-. 'a rs.-About 60 delegates Irpm, er
I eler ion. Ar. vleMillan Jr. Third and wife, of Goderich, a brotfi6r ,of Ing ofthe'Band to be held towards nd Goderich Digtrictii:, attend the
t, dienct, spell bound and wOu,nd up A. Feeney, A. Cronin, C. McQuaid, Mrs MeGavin's, Mr. T. 1--amingi, Mr. Spiritual Conferenige in Hensal � -
. . with the best wishes of the audience. F. Hart, �G. Holland. Second -V. WAur turnbull, Mrs. Wm. Ke;r and the end of. December. Many of the
I -Mr .1ohn Murray hasgonetoMun- Feeney, A. McGrath, C. Miles, Jos. Mrs. Driscoll, of Leadbury, 'ai . old mothers and friends accepted the In- .dist,Church on Tuesday even' �astl
fl,,n, %Ti,h!i,,an, to ri,;eit his sister d , vitation to be present at the meetin ,November 15tb. Subjects c , ted
. . al- O'Sullivan, 11 O'Sullivan. N. Miles, frien , Mr. MoGavin was bo:�h On 9 with the spiritual life and a at
I Nora McQuaid . Part II._J. Miles, August 19, 1836 in County Fernialish, boys and glirl, the bright talk gi development wcre discussed a I the
so in the interest of his health. on Saturday and enjoyed with the
. I � A. Cronin, A. Flannery, Leo O`tSulli- Ireland, and cattle to Amer$6a 'in yen conference closed wit1h con -on
�. &' I van, *Thos. McQuaid, Edward Melady. ,Jime, 1854, spending two yonri 4h by Miss W-Iggirls, of Gaderich. After service. The ladies of t e I It
. � BAYFIRLD . -Prither.-Ro6e Malady _and Norman '14evv- York. He 'came to Cai0a; 5h the meeting �� senior girls served oir of�� as
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N,,kv Bo�,ks.-The fallowing books Vc4aaid, eq"]; Denis FReney and K. 4185t, landing in Sarnia, strarppiW.�Ae a little lunch of cookies and tea. Prac- Street Methodist Church, Ex , are
. I,H%,e lately been added to the Public Flannery, equal; John Flannery, walked froin there to Bayfield; ,Wny ticefn the ppen meeting in Decent- '
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� I ,ibrqry: Returned Empty, Florence Elizabeth Carlin, James O'Sullivan, are.the tales he can tell Of tha,�$ard- her vn1l commence next Saturday at to furnish a musical 'prdgra a at
. � Barc!a�; The H�ar,, of Unaga, Ridge- John Hart, Mary Hart. - 2.30. . the fowl supper Ito be held at -
�, ships of those early days, but',�60'g Successful Anniversary Services hurst Methodist Church next nday
wI,11 Callum; Black Bamlemy's Tres- Of a -he '
I I .1 �:ure, Jeffrey Farrel: Sister Sue, E. H. ' jolly disposition could alw;Ays The� anniversary services -held .. evening. -Mrs. Alex. Munn h to Te-
l., P4)rtt-i-: Her Father's Daughter, Gene TUCKERSMITH see the bVight side of a sAinition. Sabbath last In connection with the turned from Mooretown, whe 4 'she
- Strat, Mr. F. A. Gruh... �ye Aght .p-j�li�t, He was a great reader and still,'keieprs had been vi I siting her son-in4* and
, ,-i Porter; The Parts Men Play Methodist church, we're in every ra-
Ev%.,rivy Baxter; Helen of the Cl� g 01 I,e -it F. S. S,aage's Jewelry Ft-,, fr.. well posted on all the events 6f'the a daughter, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Wilson.
--bel IM L. D—ber Gth, LAh d -n day and can,tell .,the� dates of'any 1ject a gratifying success, although _
llouso, Harold Bell Wright; The iralwi� 2AI-M historical events ;�f importance . the weather was anything but pleas- Mr. R. E. Cook in improvint'very
r � Ffirgr�ng of Ow Pikes, Allison North; A Young Life Passes.-Doughts, the . He 'ant, with a blustry wind and anow 'Inuc
I was,married November 12, 1861J'in'aL fro�rmerly occupied by Mr. G. Maist,
Tha �rofit,r,, Oppenheim; Purple httle five year old son of Mr. and little Anglican Church', which i4;still falling. There Were large congrega- and has put in new plate glass to
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I Springs, N,�!;ie Meflung; The Custard Mrs. David Gemmell, passed away in standing -in Bayfield, to Efiiibetfi tions at both afternoon and evening
Cup, Liviiiir,ton; O'er Moor and Fen, the General Hospital ut Stratford on ' in 'Services and all thoro ghly enjoyed take the olace of the ones that were
The Man Who Alni�ut Lost so In Gralham, who. was born ' -I Mkilda the able and - eloquen'to sermons de- li-roken.-Mr. George Case is eliecting
-, Saturday morning last, following an Township, Stormont County, March . a neat little building over his weigh
I the Sw,at 4 T'ny Brow, Joseph Hock- opciabon for appendocitis. Besides 7. 1845, coming with her parents livered by Rev, Mr. Anderson, of a
� ing; Tho Pwh of the King, Mr. Stand- his parents he is survived by two Clinton, Chairman of this District- ctsles at the G. T. R. yards ,which
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when an infant to the town of C - ,
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� f;,st; The flzt�f-hearted, John Buchan; brothers and 'two siste , Jean, Dor- rich. In 1847 they moved to S%nley 8 a gr bed 4 z�etltlm as�c ' on . rest protection�when
I The Alv�teri ,it., Rider, Zane Grey; The othy, Glen and Gavin.rsThe remains Township, where she continued�ili Ii peaker. At -the afternoon service weighing Old or wet dayi.-LWed-
,, T., . .vo -Mrr. Anderson took for his theme, ding bells are ringing in our village
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Iamin--e F--rvst. J. 0. Curwood; Tres- were brought to Seaforth on Monday -after her marriage, till 186Vhon at date of writing and we believe be.
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, � � surc- Tr,vo 4 the South Seas, Shaw; and the funeral was held from the the.family moved V � God as Our Father,, and strongly em- fore this appears in print one �f- our
4 1 -`*� phasized in bit 1 sernmir that * God is
. t - Yo-hn for tho Spanish .Main, Walkey;- home of his uncle, WT. John Gemmell, - lile
, simi 12, McKillop, where by hat 41work near*m business bachelors will have left fthe
1, Ethv!dre�h Oic Ready, Mr. Vaisey; in Egniondviale, oil Tuesday afternoon, .nd careful planni _ V, OR a t all timesi for, the care and
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%� Hill of Bnmni, Cowper; Pegg I- inis protection of his children. ,,In the auks of bachelorhood and taken to
I y D. O., interment being made in the Maitland- beautiful home and secured fa, for himself a wife. Further Particulars
Watson. - bank cemetery, The sincerest sym- theli four sons within a mile of the evening the preacher took for his text will be- given in another issue�Rev.
4 'is extended to the bereaved the words of'David, 1`1by loving kind- MT. rMcConnell, of Carmel Church, is
, pathy old home. Mrs. McGavin is 9' kind, none is more than life." The choir
��.. BAYFTELD . parents. - motherly woman and their horne in , fully susbainted .their reputation for adding -to the interest of the weekly
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I � - 1`lrtz(-A.--1[c%srs. John Pollock, W. Reception. -A pleasing event took the olden days was -a haven of rety I weZ6 ably issisted by prayer meetings by lantern slidos, il-
.�, . Williams,ii and Harry Baker, who place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. to many a traveller. In 1900 ,they good music add lustrating nicely the tea' l it
a built a cosv little lipine for thein:I4 ' s Or top
haVP �;)Vnt tlle 9LIMMOr in the West, l5allas, it being the occa ion of a the Goshen Line Methodist choir. A of ithe evening. -Miss M.0191 -M."..,
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� �1 r(qurm I )ionic last week. -William reception to their son, Russel, and fine solo was also given by Mr. Tvi- 0
1 selves near Leadbury, where they,sitill son Ramaby,, of Springifield; entitled f Lucknow, who spent several weeks
� 11 Parkpr ipturned homr, last week af- bri . de upon their arrival -home from keep house alone, leaving their young-' aTh L d J Xg Sh It. It " Th ti'Lj t of,,Mrs. R, Bonthrorri has
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1, tet spending t�e past year and a half .Lot' ts east. After congratulations� eat son, Isaac, on the homestead ' or ' . haig,,,e1,.hfr - re g-,. -d to bar horne.-MlIe.'A21fred
,." in Saskatchpwan.Roberl, Penhale and .social chat, dancing was indulged Here they -retired from the ardu ladi:s �,h. & floral I
. 0128 . Tayli)T hall,Te6briled from a pleasant
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arrived homi. Tuosday from a trip In an work of the farm, but inany in . d eir part. Well as* tt,e IvisriCwith'xelatlives and frietils in
, ! -the display was A62 -and pretty. T e -�Molr, of our
' 'h( neisrhborbood and in distant lauds, congregation is to be congratulated
� t - Wt -s'. with a car of apples.- when i dainty lunch prepared by the . ,different parts. -Dr. A;
, A niasqu-pra,lp ball is to be held in hoeftess was partaken of. After lunch will long -remember the happy -days the - success- of' - As day. village, whot always takes a great'ip-
. the town hqll on Friday evening of Mr. Bfown, accompanied by Mfrs. Ad- and m'erry incidents that took place on terrest in science and all neiw treat- -
, I MeXL week, NuvenibLr 25th. The ants on the harp, sang several selee- at the old MeGavin home.' . Notes.-Thel lihat week we mado� ments fit,the medi-
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. Armstrong Orchestra has been an- ' tions and dancing and ca,rds were brief mentimi ' '. Of ,the illness of Mr. cal -profession, and who -for some time
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� . . gazt-d ,Ind will furnish first class again enjoyed until an eaTly hour, -------- --- -- , Duncan McGregor, This week we are it", , b . oet dquipi . Ang himself for �lrivitng
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. music. Dam-ing will be from 8 to 1 When all departed to their homes USBORNE cal n rd his death, which tl� , ditments it the wpnderfu.l discovery
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. . . and will begin promptly at eight. The thanking Mr. and, Mrs. Dallas for Allison -Whitlock -A very pretty took place at the home of his daugh- .of Radium. for cs�-ncers * and other
� q . proceeds are to be applied to the their hospitality, all agreeing they weddinir took place at the home of t Wm:. Workman, in Tucker- growths, ho been appointed to give
��, town hall fund.-L,ast Sunday the were ideal hosts. The ,music was the bride's Parents, Mr. and UTs. P. .QtM d old: this treativemit In' St. Joseph's Run -
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' furnished by Mr. Chest , ey and Mr. Whitlock, of Usborne, on Notrember a . I A fuller'rqfereii&4� will Appear in _ 'occasion
. -oinual thqnkoffering .service of the I � . V . I I pital as- may roquire and
.:, Women's Missionary Society was held Norris, assisted by.Mr. and Mrs ' ' Ad- 9th. when -their daughter, Vema, bel. .0 next; isgua�-lqrs. 'Robert Elgin ,will une-the train service'lietwoen his
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�* in St. Andrew's church. The service ams. Guests were present froat 01in- came the bride of Mr. John illiecill'i van,. in London -this *eek.LVISIting heV offlee bore si�d London'. We c0gra!16- .
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'.. � �ng n� her subject, "What aMll i ren� The. groom stairts married life under The bride, who w#s giyen away by. and Mrs. John Wliltaman,"In the vfl- . %�� residervis; isi . iind has, 'heart '
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". ,,as over $40. Will Teside on the farm adjoining that' ivory crepe de chine . trimmed with business of all -kinds %�'*Wthe lipulet turned from therm West,'vliere h6w'ent
F � (Too late for last week). . of his fttherl�, the land having -been satin beads and embroidery.,- . Shi .side in the c1*.-. -MT. Ivison Bartaby. dut v0ith the harvesters' exdu . ration.
.. 'I., . taken up by his grandfather some 75 carried a beautiful boiti6uet ofi'4.1_�,eet- of Springfield, spent tfie'webli: end at Mr. There. Essay -has also r"med,
1 CWs ago, -which the family have heart roses and fm and wofe 4f'*aff the home of 11411ifieles, Messrs. Henry
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.1 ii;tome for the Thanksgiving holiday . nee retained. All join in wishing sunburst, the 'gift of rthe groom. Wiss and William livisom-'Rev. and Mrs. with, --his ,auto and having Nile 'or no
�: were: Lawrence Fowlie, Shirley King. the. bride and groont 4leadth and Evelyn WhAl 3sth ','IMAC �Puddct(14 ,c9,x trouble On -long trip� 4
Woods, Ethel Jewett, ock, sister. of 'ilve bl� - L VIM 11�� Mit
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'. L'.,,. London; Jean prosperity down -the rippiling stream Played the weddiffit march, Aft6',tip Thithlooffering'sor6obs, tpiJite- Wo- *r Hil,lier Is -last wiiek for
I Annie Dewar, Clinton Collegiate; of time. � � L, , ft here
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&, - was the guest of Alma McKay over &---nev 529"W. TV -Lenard Me- ,to reside. Mrs, Allison will r4urne " � John Patteriftit came up *01n Clinton. --Kr'.' GeoK, Armst; '
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