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h and comenemity life Was iihrimivis talagAt grhaiiiIM with tbatv ting the 014, B. Melneugall, M. Idea
Of the plentiful suPplies Of edible delleades leougall; rele.y race, three men, half. otets„-.4areing the visitoM frail). past week. It hi a araniber• on IMAM
" stirred by memories
q,... as. were Ailed and enay,Pied bY relaYs 'Of mile, Harris. 1111cDongall and Mcs Detroit -who' spent the Amerieala hali- slave Clifford left our Village nOr
nine the renewal of tender
hungry people untidth
naillking tiro% Dougall; Chapman, Chapman and day in aux, village were Mrs. Nelson big American city, and his many 01
Ham. when the scores of anteni had to Whiah Storey; relay race, three ladieii, half Reid, gr,-.,ind BaTe. J. Kaiser and tune associates were delighted to See tats10.5 years ago Frencis
migrated their owners away to cere for thEll
eir mile, Harrison, iott and Elliett ; Jaelt Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald him. Mr. Watson spent the week end
`n,'and his wife, Janet,
lend settled In the home duties and bring them back at Grigg, Pierson and MeLeod; biscuit, MoKeagie. Ur. Austin and Norman with his mother in Seaforth, Whe We
Scotland 1OntarioA gee. sunset for the neat alAd CrOWILillg eating contest, Fiances Pierson, Chas, Wheeler 'and Mr. Douglas Gilllealaiei are sorry to report, still continues .
. event. Grigg; running broad jump, B. Mc- Mr a and Mis. Frank Welsh -lair. C.' poorly.-IVIr. Bovvey's friends will be
, 'len later they transferred their
Meantime those who were not chiv- Dougaln Willard Sturgeon; running H. Ham, of the Montreal Bank stat pleased to note that he is able to be
One to Lot 11, Concession 11, Mb -
en by such cares engaged in a friend- high jump (5 feet), E. Chapman, C. Toronto, spent Dominion Day at the up and around again. -Mr. Charles
' taking their place amongst
Boyd; pole vault (nine feet) -1, Bruce Imam of Mir. James Swan, -Miss M. Thompson, of London,. is visiting his
pee sturdy pioneers who redeemed
ly game of baseball or enjoyed the
luxury of a chat, reviving the friend- McDougall; 2, Roy Carter; boxing in Waugh is a visitor at the home of friend, Mr. Gilbert Jarrott, of our
'' at at present agricultural paradise
ships of yore or making new ones barrels -1, H. Levis; nail driving con- lairs. W. Rattenbury.-Mr. and Mrs. village. -Mr. James Finlayson an
„Irina the virgin forest. They devoted
with the later generation. One could test -1, Mrs. Battles; 2; Margaret Herrn Zapbe left Sunday to visit daughter. Miss Jessie, are viseitin
aloe religious purposes, one corner of frier* in Detroit and Miclaigare- relatives in Toronto. -Mr. John Peitz
catch many conversations such as
their farm, on which was erected the
this: "So you're Jamie rown; I mind Sterling' oof our village, is making additiona
first church of the community. a log holiday at her home here, has re- improvements to his dwelling by er
Nurse Rhea Rouatt, who spent a short
_ you fine, gaun tae the auld kiurla when CONSTANCE
building which, having served its pur turned to London. -Mr. and Mrs. Cal- ecting a fine veranda. -Mrs. Jame
so I was a wee bit laddie. Yell no ken
,_ •' pose, disappeared years ago. As was
me," and then after a moment's Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Britton
vert and family, of Ilderton. are iris- McClymont is visiting this week wit
- the custom of those days, the eame spent a few days the past week with
iting at the home of Mr. J. Grainger friends in Detroit. -Mrs. J. B. Me
searching scrutiny of the speaker's
s' lot was devoted to the burial a the relatives in St. Thonnas.-Air. and
face, "Yean a Wilson, are ye no?" and other friends. Lean, who has been spending a pleas
, dead, and in that hallowed ground re- Mrs. Robert McClure and family, of
School ,Report -The S. S. No. 10, ant visit with relatives in Ripley, ha
"Aye." "A son o' Tam's?" "Aye."
- pose the remains of the aged couple.
"I was sure o' -that, ye're the picttun Colborne township, spent Sunday at
Stanley, promotion exam results were returned home. -Mr. Robert Mean
• Three years ago, the numbers of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
as follows: Those promoted are nana- who is assistant principal at Nort
o' what yer faither was at your age.
.. their descendants, including those
An' if 1 mind richt, yer neither was a Snell.-1Vdiss Grace Hadley, of Gode-
ed in then. new class, arrainged in Bay, was visiting at his home her
brought in by marriage, having mean- rich. is visiting at the home of her
order of merit and percentage of first for a few days. On Saturday M
Gardner, was she no'?" "Aye."
time increased to over 470, a reunion Miss nillildred Britton, this
ye resemble her side o' the friend, . Pupil in each class is given: Sr. IV McLean left by auto for Guelp
was held and a monument to their "Wee'
house a wee bit tate, but Tam Wil- week. -Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stephen
-Aldie Mustard, 82.1%, Melvin Snid- where he will take a six weeks' cours
memory erected, on which occasion it
son'll no be deid while ye're alive," son and Mrs. George Stephenson were
er, .Viola Wheeler, Roland Ketehen. in Agrieulture. Mr. McLean has h
was determined to hold another this in London on Monday of this week.-
Jr. IV -Dorothy Swan 615%, Ross splendid success in his chosen pr
and so on.
year. That was held on Saturday.
The Concere Miss Margaret Love, of Hanover Hos-
Grainger, nean Campbell, Mary Wool- fession, and we wish him continu
ley. Sr. III -Frank McCowan 62%, success. -Mr. and Mrs. William I
Bette Taylor. Jr. III -Anna Aiken- son, of our village, have returne
head 74.6%; Catharine Ketchen, Stew- from Toronto. -The W. M. S. an
art Baird, Dorothy Woolley. Sr. II- 'Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mr
Stanley Collins, Kathlyn Mustard. Jr. J. C. MeLon on Wednesday of thi
IL -Evelyn Grainger, Nelson Forest, week. -The union picnic of Hillsgree
Walter Baird, Ray Pepper. First Kippen and Blake will be held o
Class -Randal Pepper, Kenneth Mc- Tuesday, the 21st of July, to Bayfiel
Cowan. Primen-Alvin Dutot, iiin Everybody conie and have a goo
Burdge. Audrey Swan. The highest tirne.-Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Edgar an
mark in Geography was 85 by Melvin son. of Croswell, Mich. spent a vis
Snider; in Art, Viola Wheeler 45 out during the past week al the home
of 50; in Reading, Dorothy Swan 46, Mr. John Whiteman, of our villag
out of 50; in Writing, Jean Campbell, Mr. Edgar was an old Kippen b
43 out of 50; in Spelling, Aldie Mus- at one time, and though forty yea
tard, 42 out of 50; in Grammar, Aldie since *airing the village his ma
Mustard, 81 out of 100; in Mental friends were glad to see him. -M
Arithmetic, Aldie Mustard; 43 out of and Mrs. McConell ,and son, of D
43'; in Written Arithmetic; Aldie troit, visited at the home of the la
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Mustard. 90 out of 100; in Literature, ter's father, Mr. John Whiteman,
Dorothy Swan, 90 out of 100. Annie our village. -Mr. and Mrs. Wesl
Aikenhead, after being in the Second French, of our village. recently visi
Class for six months, made 74½%e on ed friends at Cromarty and also a
the Senior Second exams. In the pin- tended the 60th anniversary of t
nic sports, Melvin Snider won the Presbyterian church, which was he
older boys!. prize and Stewart Baird, there. -Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crawfo
the younger boys' prize; Dorothy and ' daughter Vera, and Miss M
Swan woe the older girls' prize, and Donald. all of Ripley, spent July 1
Evelyn Grainger, the younger girls'. with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McLean,
prize.. --W. • J. McIntosh, Teacher. the -London Road. Mrs. McLean a
Clareece motored home with the
The successor of the log church re- pital, and who has recently returned
Then in the evening, or rather at
• re-
ferred to was the stone church erect- from taking a course in a New York
night, for it was 10 o'clock by day -
t ed at Cremarty, one block west, sixty hospital, is visiting friends in the
light saving time before they got
. , years ago. As many members of the neighborhood. -Mr. Ross McGregor
a. Hamilton family, residing elsewhere, started, the neighborhood gathered spent a day or two at Bruce Beach
I had taken an important part in the for an event of which the like is sel- last week. -Miss Mabel Livingstone is
work of the church during their resi- dom experienced outside the cities -a visiting old friends in Wilberforce,
high class concert.
- dence there, advantage was taken of where she was employed as school
The artists were Miss Antlaistle, of
Class -
their expected presence at the re- teacher for two yeaors.-Mr. Alvin
London, a reader, who delighted the
union to fix on the Sunday for a Dale and Miss Jean Lowery, of Sea -
audience with a generous number of
. Diamond Jubilee celebration. forth. spent Sunday with the former's
faithful reproductions of incidents
. Then for many years Dominion Day parents here. -Mr. and Mas. George
common to human life, both learner -
has been celebrated by a conununity Dale visited their son in Wingham on
picnic at the neighboring "mountain." ous and pathetic; Mrs. G. Powell Sunday. -The W. M. S. held their
Hamilton, Mr. Frank Gile and Kiss
This year, for the sake of the many monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Hyde, all of Guelph. the last named
' visitors whose histories were inter- A. Coklough on Thursday of this
a very capable accompanist. The
e , woven with their own, those in charge week. Miss Irwin, who has been in
singing of Mrs. Hamilton, a soprano,
fixed on Monday as the most suitable the deaconess work in Montreal for a
date. and Mr. Gile, a baritone, and a pupil number of years, gave an address ou
t And all the events were most grate of Mrs. Hamilton, each of whom had her work in the slum district -Miss
to respond to numerous encores, gave
: ifyingly successful. Florence Taylor has gone to Toronto
evidence of a high degree of culture
• The Reunion. where she has secured a position as
Reunion -
and both had voices not only rich, stenographer. -Mr. J. T. Rogerson
Over 104) descendants were present sweet and mellow, but of wonderful was ticketed for Calgary last Tues -
at the Hamilton family reunion. Be- range, and of such power that one's day. He intends to be away for some
' sides those from Mbbert and the feeling in listening, when able to for- time, as he is visiting his brother, Mr.
, townships immediately surrounding, get for a mornent the sentiment with Charles Rogerson. -Miss Mabel Liv-
. they hailed from Mitchell, Stratford, which one's soul was being thrilled ingston, who has been camping with
Listowel, Durham, Exeter. Walker- and to think of the singer, was a ile-
' ton, Galt, Guelph, Lendon, Hamilton, gret that the church had not been friends up north for the past week,
vas taken seriously ill and is now in
• Toronto, Alberta, Detroit, Chicago, many times as large, or that they Wellesely Hospital, Toronto, undergo-
' Kansas City and Seattle. had not sung in the woods in the If- ing an operation. ZURICH for a short visit.
They assembled at the cem.etery ternoon, when the reverberations
. and decorated the graves of their an- among the leafy arches of the trees
... WINTHROP Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schenk, emkwumeinnesse
, .
' cestors. The proceedings there were would have enhanced the joy of the . of Mt. Clemene, Mich., visited rela-
s RENSALL
Ladies' Aid. -The Ladies' Aid and
! presided over by John H. Scott, On- hearers. tives hetesover the week end. - Mr.
, tario Butter Inspector. of Toronto, Congratulatory greetings from • W. AL S. meeting held at the home and Mrs.'nfarvey Colosky, of Detroit. change in ilsti2 Holiday for 1925.-Duri
. and a devotional service was held, Presbytery were presented during e of Mrs. William McGavin last Friday Mich.; visited the former's parents, June, July and August, Hensall stores wild
closed Wednday afternoons. Stores will
conducted by T. L. Hamilton, Pollee Mr. -ad Mrs. Cyrus Colosky, of this
evening by Rev. Mr. Bennie, of Mit.- afternoon, was very largely attended.
oven Tuesday night instead of w2edn994es_
,
1 Magistrate, Listowel, assisaed by Rev. chell. Visiting members of the Ham_ The meeting opened by sinning a village, over Sunday. -Miss Margaret during •taese three :months.
iltonfamily themselves hymn, Mrs. R. McFarlane presided.; R. G. McKay, former pastor, and.Rev. amy expressed
Prang, of 'Detroit, Mich., visited her
home here over Sunday. -Mr. Wil- Marriage. -At the Parsonage, He
Mr. Ritchie, present pastor of Crom- vastly pleased with the hospitality The Scripture lesson was read by:
sail, on Saturday, July 4th. at elein
• arty chinch. Then, adjourning to the extended to theire Mrs. A. Patrick, followed by silent limn Webber, of Wichata Falls, Texas,
' o'clock by Rev. H. Sinclair, M
old homestead, where Kenneth and prayer for Korea. A splendid talk renewed eld acquaintances in the vil-
Vies: -McKellar, descendants of the ALMA on Korea was given by Miss E. Campe lage this4eele after an absence. of Dorothy Annabell, daughter of
; and Man. J. Green, of Tuckersmith,
fourth generation, now reside in a Notes. - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond bell and was very interesting,- follow- sixteen years. -s. Adolph Weber
Mr. Beverely-Beaton, 'of Seaforth.
beautiful modern home. the renaaind- Glinske, of Detroit, spent the week end ed by messenger prayer by IlIns. G. and Mrs. DnBeamett, of Windsor, vas- Briefs. -Mr. Cho, of Korea, prea
er of the day was spent socially. with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Dale._ Habkirk. After singing the closing ited relatives and friends here for a ed most acceptably to a large au
Frank Hamilton, of Seattle. bubbling Mr. K. Markle, Mrs. Cooper and two hymn, voluntary prayer was given by few days thie week. -Crediton and ence in the United Church, Nels
over with , wit and humor, made a daughters, of Cleveland, Ohio. have Mrs. D. McFarlane. The meeting. Zurich baseball teams played on the Street. on Sunday evening. Mr.
eiOnderful 'presiding officer. Musical returned home after spending a week closed by all repeating the Lord's local diamond last Thursday evening has been in Canada for ten yea
. selections were rendered by Mrs. Bar- . and the score at the end favored
with Mr. and Mrs. II. Cooper here.- prayer. and has secured his B.A. and M
, ber and Miss Steinhoff, of Toronto; Notes. -Rev. Fulton Irwin, of Sea- Crediton by 14 to 5. -Plymouth
Miss Anona Dale is at present on a degrees from Toronto University.
, T. L. Hamilton; Listowel; Mrs. G. visit with relatives in Detroit. -A few forth, will preach in Cavan' Church Brethren evangelists are holding also has studied Theology in K
Powell, Hamilton, soloist and choir from here took in the Circus at Lon_ next Sabbath afternoon. -The Orange nightly meetings in the tent they have and Victoria Colleges, and the 1
• , leader at St. Andrew's Church, don on Monday last. next Sabbath afternoon. - T h e erected in the east end of the village. year has been attending Chicago U
Guelph; Rev. R. G. and Mrs. McKay, Orangemen of 813 and nearby lodges -.Mr. T. R. Patterson, county en- versity. He has been preparing hi
• (Bessie Scott), of Walkerton, and MeKILLOP marched to Cavan Church Sunday gineer, was a visitor in the village self for his life work as a mission
, Mrs. Henry Waghorn, (Betsy Hamil- A Good Sale -Kane of the largest evening for divine services. Rev. J. last Friday. -Rev. A. M. Stroeder is to his own people. -Mr. and M
, ton). of Hamilton. Short and felicitu- attended and most successful sales -in A. Ferguson conducted the services making a business visit to Chicago, Thomas Sherritt have returned fr
' ous but informal ,addresses were giv- the district was held on June 24th on and preached a forceful sermon on Ill., this week. -A number from a pleasant couple of weeks trip
en by F. L. Hamilton, Galt; I. W. the farm of Mr. Robert Scarlett, Mc- the subject of obligations. The Zurich attended the Balkwell-Milliken the northern parts amohg the lak
• Steinhoff, Toronto ; James Scott, Killop. Farm stock and implements Orange celebration is being held in nuptials held at Exeter on Tuesday and report a very pleasant auto t
Cromarty; John H. Scott, Toronto; to the value of $4,200 were disposed Brussels on Saturday, July llth.- of last week. -Farmers are busy mak- -Dr. G. Knapp was called by t
Kate Hamilton, of Provost, Alberta; of by the capable and efficient auc- Mx. and Mrs. Hank Johnston, of Ham- ing hay hut the crop is a light one gram to Toronto to attend the f
Mrs. Rosman (Janet Hamilton), of tioneer, W. E. Nairn, of St. Marys. ilton, called on Mr. and Mrs. W. C. this year. The recent rains have eral of his late father. -Miss Doro
Seattle, Washington; Donald M. Ham- School Report -The following is Bennett last week -Quite a number helped to improve all other grain Welsh is visiting friends in St. Mar
ilton. of Kansas City, Missouri, and the report of School Section No. 6, from here attended the circus in Lon- crops and vegetables and a good har- -Miss Jean Elder has returned fr
others; while Kate Hamilton, of Pro- McKillop. The classes are arranged don on Monday. -Miss Janet Mc- vest is expected. -A number from the visiting her sister, Miss Helen,
vost. Alberta, and William Hamilton, as they will be after summer holidays. Tavish. of Vancouver, is visiting Mr. village attended the celebration at London.-4Mr. W. J. Otterbine is t
of Toronto, put on, in broad Scotch, Sr. IV -Wilfrid O'Hara. Jr. IV -Al_ and Mrs. J. H. Morrison. - Miss Hayfield on Wednesday. week moving from the dwelling
under the caption, "An auld time vin Ferguson, Aaron Jantzie. Sr. HI Beth Govenlock, of Seaforth, spent The Council. -The regular meeting recently sold to Mr. John McD.
crack; maybe it happent, maybe no," -Edith Hillen, Herman Beuermann, Sunday with Miss Jean Holland.- of the Council of the Township of son to the dwelling he has ren
a dialogue, prepared for the accasion, Reg. Little. Jr. III -Harvey Hillen, Walter Eaton left for Tara. Bruce Hay was held in the Town Hall, Zurich from Miss Jane McArthur, adjoia
in which. built around well known Marion Little, Louis Duffy. Sr. II_ County, on Friday, where he is doing on Monday, July 6th. All the mem- the farm of Mr. T. J. Sherritt
Mary Duffy. Muriel Finnigan, Ivan relieving work at the C.N.R. station. bers were present. The minutes of
local characters of the olden days, whom he works. - Master J
many humorous and pathetic inci- McNabb, Esther Duffy, Brenton God- -Mrs. Miller and children, of De- the last meeting were adopted as read. Young is in Harrington West, visit
d'ents, real and imaginary, were in- kin, Orval Beuermann. Jr. II.-Gor_ troit, visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. The Court of Revision of the 1925 his sister, Mrs. Robert Duncan
troduced. don Elliott. Iola Beuermann, Noreen and Mrs. J. ll'ennett, this week. -Mr. Assessment Roll for the township of -We believe our local Ora
-' It was enthusiastically voted to re- Little. Prtmer-Reg FrYce, Evelyn and Mrs. Nelson Govenlock are visit- Hay was closed as no further appeals Lodge intend taking in the celeb
aa . peat the reunion three years hence. Hoegy.-M. Scarlett, Teacher. ing friends in Hamilton and Niagara were received, and the roll, as rev -is- tion of the Lath this year at Bruss
The Jubilee. Falls this week. -Mr. and 'Mrs. Fer- Ed, wii,l•constitute the roll upon which __Mr. and Mrs. W. Glen, and m
The Diamond Jubilee of Cromarty HAYFIELD gus Bullard visited friends in Blyth the 1925 rates will be levied. The bers of their family are here visit
The Celebration. -Favored by ideal last Sunday. -Mr. Theo. Holland, petition of R. L. _Talbot and others Mr. Glen's grandmother, Mrs.
Church on Sunday was a great occas -
weather and with the arrangements Moody and Jean Holland and Marg- relating to drainage work in the Vil- McDougall, and his aunt, Mrs.
ion. In marked and really marvel-
lous contrast with the conditions at capably planned and carried out, the aret Eaton motored to Stratford last lage of Zurich, was received and the son Blatchford. -Mr. Ferris Can
the time of the original opening, when celebration here Wednesday of Bay- week. -With much regret we learned Tow-nship Engineer was instructed to on is visiting friends in Toronto
fields 50th birthday as an incorporat- of the sudden demise of Charles make a report, plans. specifications A -pleasant time was spent at
transportation was largely by lumber
ed lage was a thorough -going suc_ Brown, who lived near Fowler's and estimates of the work referred to lake on Wednesday last in the
wagon, was the fact that long before
the time for beginning the service, cems. A crowd of at least 2,000 peo_ school house, as he had lived with in the petition. -Mr. McPherson, so- of the annual Chapman family
both sides of the street were lined ple from the village and district was Mr. and MTS, J. H. Campbell for a licitor for the Township of Hay in the nic.-St. Pauls Anglican church
a
with motor cars, whose occupants had present and everyone had a splendid number of years. He was well knoera Black Creek drainage scheme will be nual picnic was held at Hayfield
.
come, some from what in those days afternoon's fun. The Goderich band and his eudden death was a great given instructions ta make formal Thursday last, when a very pleas
would have seemed long distances, to was present and added much to the shock to the neighborhood, as Charlie application to the Drainage Referee social time was spent. -Mr. Hild
attend. The church was crowded
enjoyment by its selections. The pro- was well liked by all who knew him. to have lands using said drain as an a late Continuation Principal here.
• to
overflowing, many hiving to stand. gramme opened with a calithumpian He was only married a fe-w days outlet taken in the assessment area. who resigned in order to take a s
The singing at the morning service parade through the village streets to previous to his death to Miss Walker, The following accounts were passed: ilar position at increased salary
was led by F. L. Hamilton, of Galt. Clan Gregor Square, where the sport of near Brucefield. The funeral was Burlington Steel Co., steel, $1729 ; Windsor, accompanied by his mot
a precentor of many years ago, as-
events, etc., were run off under the held on Wednesday afternoon from C.N.R. freight on steel, $2.70; P• from Woodstock, were in the vill
sisted by his brother, T. L., of Lis -
chairmanship of A. E. Erwin. Prizes the home of Mr. Walker, to Brucefield Eisenbach. cement tile, $22.30; N. 'recently for a short 'time. calling
were awarded for the best comic and cemetery. Our sympathy goes out Sararas, cleaning Zurich drain, $34.75; Mrs. D. 13. McLean, with whom
it towel, and a choir, composed princi- to all those that mourn. --Very heavy W. M. Bell, stringers for culvert, Rala Hildred boarded when teaching he
pally of old-time members, and the hest hard -time costumes worn in the
congregation observed the old time parade. The results of the former rains and electrical storms have pass- 15, $5; N. Sararas. ditching, Road 15, -Mr. Charles Blackwell, who
were: 1, Jeer) Woods; 2 Mrs. W. ed over this section lately. A very $24; S. Hoffman, pay sheet re Road been visiting relatives and friend
habit of standing to pray and sitting severe wind, hail and rain storm 8, $766.90; H. H. Nee•b, and assistant
Westlake; 3, Mrs. James Ferguson. , several places during the past mo
while they sang. No organ was us -
William Sturgeon captured the prize swept south of here on Monday even- Road Superintendent. $113.50; North- is home again on his farm on
ed, and the key was obtained by the
old tuning fork. Thoughtful, forc-
for the best hard -time outfit. One of ing and did a considerable lot of dam- ern Electric Co., supplies, $17.56; Bell Blind Line in the township of 11
lisle and appropriate sermons were
the best features of the afternoon was age, uprooting trees and buildings and Telephone Co., pages end tolls, $97.-70; looking hale and hearty, and his nii
preached, in the morning by Rev. la the tug-of-war between teams repre- Putting the hydro and telephone lines Canadian Telephone and supplies, friends are pleased to see him lo
G, McKay, now of Walkerton, and
senting Stanley and Goderich town- out of commission. The rainhas been material, $14.50; Workmen's Compen- ing so well. -Miss Bessie Dent,
in very badly needed and will help the sation Board. balance assessment, Stratford, spent a day or so this w
ships, the former winning. D. Mc -
the evening by Rev. R. A. Cranston,
Kenzie took first in the slow race for crops a great deal. $1.98; Standard Underground Cable with her aunt, Mrs. J. Sutherlan
now of Trenton, the only surviving
Ford cars, with Dr. Newton-Brady__Co., cable, $320.90; Stromberg-Carl- Quite a number from our village
former pastors of the church. At
second. An interesting soft ball BRUCEFIELID
____ _.
son Telephone Mfg. Co., material, tended a reception at Zurich given
the morning service Mrs,. Barber, of
game was played between two Clinton Chris. F. Eilber, (nee Mr.
Young people's Society. -The week_ $88.57; M. G. Peitz, 3 months' salary, men
,q- Toronto. formerly Ethel Steinhoff, $412.50; P. Affelsaae, ,salary, etc., Horton), recently married on Th
girls' teams. First prize in the baby ly meeting of Brucefield Young Peo-
vial her sister Fannie, sang as a duet, gir
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• with William Armstrong second. The ing. This was consecration night. *10'85' The °mild/ 14611riled to pleasant and enjoyable time with
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i results of the other sports events The topic on "Prayer" was taken by meet again on XOreziaaa Aust 8rd, Eilber in her new home. -Quite
him T. L. Hamilton, Listowel, sang,
were: Boys' race, 16 and under -a -Ed. Anna Haugh in her usual line man- at 1.30 o'clock lam. -, A. P. Hess, large number from dm village
neOpen the Gates of the 'Temple." The
vicinity attended the eines held
boys, 12 and under, Billie Sanders, epiritual family of children to their Clerk.
London on Monday list. -The spl
Reid, Donald Mustard, Louis White; ner. "Prayer is the language of the
set -oleo were under the direction of
Piev, Mr. Ritchie, the ,present pastor,
' Wlio as &otter gratified by the Sue- XIPPEN
Jack Strong, Jack Cluff; girle. 16 and Heavenly Father. Lord, what a did rains of the past week Imre
- ii of the day. under, Ethel Sterling, Mary Elliott, change within us one shorehour spent Notes. -Preparatory service is •be., good effect en the gravels* ceops
all vegetation.-Pienic it:forties to
Mary Grigg; girls, 12 and under- it Thy anneence will email to make' ing conducted tineley (Vriciaa) in the
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e 011 VOnthan, the beautiful woods at Kerr; eien's race, 100 yards, YI. Me- vice. Come and join US. of teeceeeld, Oil Sabbath florning continue the.Order of the day. -
0 loot -of gm gountain echoed to Dongall, Xing Morris; fat mentti race, Kelly Circle. -The enembere Of the the Sacrament of the Lord's 'Supper Thorrias Dickeon, of onr village, sp
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visiting friends in Detroit. - Mrs.
Hoskins. of Mitchell, and children are
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. 1VAcMartin., of our village,
Mrs. Wilson Berry, of 'Windsor, ac-
by her sister, Miss Felen-
and their friend, Miss Ross; a of
Stratford, are the guests of . Mrs. T.
Berry, of this village and are also
part of their -time with
Mrs. Berry at the cottage at Grand
Bend. and visiting, • relatives and
friends in the village and vicinity.-
Miss Florence Reynolds, who is teach-
ing at Calgary, Alta., accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. George Ramsay, of
Willow's, Sask., (nee Mabel), are here
visiting their needier, Mrs. W. H.
Reynolds, and Sisters of this village,
also their sister, Mrs. George Arm-
strong, of the township • of Hay.-
Miss Edith McEwen, teacher q Kit-
chener, • is here spending vacation
with her brother, John E., and sister.
Miss Lilly. --Rev. Mr. Symington, of
Knox College, London, preached with
very much acceptance on Sunday last
in the United Church of Canada, cor-
ner of King and' Albert . Streets, to
very good sized -congregations.-Rev.
Dr. Colin Fletcher, aceompanied by
Mrs. Agur and 'Polka; A,gur. have re-
turfied from Mathelawell, Where they
had been on a visit. . Dr. Fletcher was
allo in Stratford and St. Marys dnr-
ing the past week. -Mrs. Agnes Ross
left here the first of the week to visit
her sister and member/A of her sis-
ter's family in Snover, Mich. - Miss
Lillian MacKay, teacher at Windsor,
arrived here on Monday evening to
spend her vacation at the parental
home. Miss MacKay now holds a
very fine position with the teaching
staff. -Rev. Mr. 'McDiarmid, of Knox
Church, Goderich, on Sunday last
preached to a large congregation ef
the continuing Presbyterians in St.
Paul's Anglican Church on Sunday
afternoon last, and his sermon was
much enjoyed by those present.-
Miss Mary Buchanan, R.N., of Niag-
are Falls, N.Y., is spending a part
of her vacation here at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Buchanan, of this village. -Mr. John
McAllister -was in London spending
the week end with relatives and
friends. -Rev. C. F. Macintosh. of
Cam.pbellford, will conduct services in
(Carmel) United Church the coming
Sunday, July 12th, and is said to be
a fine speaker and excellent minister.
-Miss Clarissa Mitchell. of this vii-
lege, was recently at Springbank at-
tending what has been known for
many years as the Mitchell annual
picnic, and at which there were about
150 relatives and a very pleasant time
spent. -The many relatives and
friends of Miss Eliza Newell, will re-
gret to learn that she is and has been
quite poorry for the past couple , of
weeks but hope soon to see her a-
round again. -As will be seen by lo-
cal adv., Df. Roswell I. Dougall, sec-
ond son of Mr. and. Mrs. William
Dougall, of this village, has parches-
ed the practice and largely the fine
equipment of the late Dr. J. W. Peck
and has started practice in the office
occupied by late Dr. Peck. Being a
graduate of University of Western
Ontario and having taken two years
Post graduate work at Medical School
and the degree of Master of Science,
formerly instructor of medical school
and recently conducting a general
practice at Dublin, he vvill be well
qualified to attend to the fine practice
so recently carried on by his prede.
cessor. He comes so highly spoken
of as a most brilliant and successful
student at college he will, no doubt,
be able to render splendid service and
with youth and splendid physical
physique, is well qualified to carry on
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his y poruor rsan da s being well a sa thoseHen saol If
fevisslliaogne.
the district, are anxious to give him
good support and encouragement. -
Men Nicholas B. Horton, of our vil-
lage, has been spending a couple of
weeks very pleasantly with Mrs, R.
Bonthron and Mrs. T. J. Berry, in
the way of camping with them at .
Grand Bend, and is feeling much ben -
efitted by the change and fine lake
air, and her many relatives and
friends vrill be pleased to learn of this
as Mrs. Horton was for so long a
time so seriously ill that it was never
thought that she would have regain -
ed the health and strength she el -
ready has, and hope she may continue
to improve. -Service will be held as
usual in St. Paul's Anglican church
on the coming Sunday morning, July
12th, at 11 o'clock, but there will be
no service in the evening during the
month of July. -Mr. Archie Rowcliffe
has returned from visiting his sister
in Detroit -Mr. A. W. E. Hemphill's
fine dwelling immediately east of the
post office, is looking very mucla lm -
proved and right up-to-date by the
fine new coats of paint being applied
by Mr. Jahn Steacy as the artist. -
Mies Maude Glenn, of London, is vis -
iting her brother, George A. and Jno.
M. -Mrs. Hicks, of Egmondville, is
visiting her niece, Mas. Peter Munn,
of this village,A number of the
ladies of the W.C.T.U. attended a
convention held at Goderich on Thurs-
day last, and report a most interest -
ineconventionaa-Mr. Peter Case, 'of
Exeter, was in the village "the first
part of this week. calling melds bat-
ther, George. -Mr. Donald Hoggaith,
of Toronto. spent a few days here re-
cently with his parents. - Mr. and
Mrs. R. Cudmore, of this village, have
been visited during the past week
or two by members of their family
from Toronto and Kitchener. -Miss
Dora Sherritt, B.G., of Port Huron,
Mich., spent the past week with her
mother here, coming over in the first
place to attend the funeral of the late
Dr. J. W. Peck. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred
G. Manns spent the Week end with
relatives and friends in London.-
Miss Helen Swan, R.N., returned from
Tort Huron. where she had been nurs-
ing on Tuesday evening last. -Dr. J.
W. Bell, who was here spending a
week or so with his sisters, Mrs. H.
McEwen and Miss Jessie A., has re-
turned to Harrisburg, P. A. -Messrs.
IVIcDoriell Bros. are putting in a fine
new and up-to-date pump at their
garage. -Mr. James 1Vailler, of Wind -
sor, motored here on Sunday last to
take his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Blatchford back to Windsor
with him to spend a month or so in
the border city.
(From Another Correspondent.)
Church Services. -On Sunday ai-
ternoon last, service was held by the
Presbyterians of Carmel Church,
Hensall, in the Anglican church, Rev.
Mr. MacDiarrnid, of Goderich. preach -
ing a very impressive sermon, and
Mrs. Saunders, of Godericheassisting
the choir and rendering a very pleas.
ing solo. At the _close of the service
Mr. MacDiarmid spoke briefly along
the line of organization and a com-
bined meeting of the session and
board of managers was held Monday
evening at the home of Mr. Robert
MacLaren, when business connected
with the congregation was transact -
ed. A meeting of the ladies of the
congregation will be held Thursday
aarernoon in the basement of the
church for the purpose of organizing
a Women's Missionary Society. Next
Sunday, July 12th, service will be
held in the Anglican Church at three
lame Sabbath School at 2 p.m. Rev.
Mr. Foote, of Exeter, will preach. All
are cordially invited.
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