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bel Forrest, Glen :Gerie.314, Evelyn
Grieve (H.), Norma Habkiek, Made-,
line Hotham, William Lene, Harvey
McClure, Lewis McDonald, Mena Mc-
Gregor, Margaret McKellar, Harry
McLeod, 'Gertrude Matthews, Jack
Montgomery, -- Audrey Murray, Iva
Nat, Ignatius O'Leary, George Parke
al), Edith Patterson, Margaret
retlaick, Lorne Pinkney, Mary Reid
(H.), Gordon Rennie, Francis Rey-
amid, Edith Rice, Ethel Ross, Alvin
Sharp, Grace- -Somerville 'al.), Eva
Stackhouse, Clara Storey, Kathleen
Storey, Grace Treheer, Neill Tyndall,
Robert Upshall, Anna 'Wallace, Irene
Wankel (II.), Dorothy Wilson, Mabel
Weight, Austin' Zapfe.
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Dorothy Aitkin (H.), Elmen Arm-
etrong, - -Helen Armstrong, Eileen
Beirnes Edith Brown, Wm. Cardiff,
Charles' Davidson, Margaret Downing
(H.), Doreen Eckmier (H.), Cosby
Ennis, Delbert Hall, Margaret Har-
man, Kenneth Jackson (H.), Eleanor
Knight (H.), Laura Manning (H.),
Clara McCall (FL), Thomas Miller,
James Parrish, James Pennington,
lames Ritchie, Emylene %eiss, Ruth
Strachan (EL), Kenneth Thuell (H.),
James Turnbtill, Olive Williamson,
John Pennington.
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Wil Baker, Greta Baker, Murray
Brown, Dorothy Franklin, Doris Gill
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Wesley McNeil, Blanche Rowland,
Margaret Rowland, -John Sanders,
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No. 3-1VIarsh, E. (A); IVIeLare' ye• .r,
(A); McPhee, 0. (B); Scott, G..,(B);
Seott, M. ,(A); Young, H. (A). e
No. 6—Inethezinigton, M.; Rinna-
-well, F,• Walter S •
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No. 8-1-llardY, W.; Milli* M.
Ne. 9—Farri-sh, K.; Farr ish,' .-
Linklater, D. (B),
No, 1, U.—Willey, Nellie.
Goderieh.
No. 1—Hicks,. Mildred. -
No. n—Cvelfriore, IL Guthman, T..;
Glen, A.; Huller In; 'Heller, K.; Me-
Neil,.C.• Pickard, IL (B). :
NO. 5f—Elliott, E. Elliott, B.
No. 6-e-Calwell, L.; Johnston, E.;
DifeIlwain, E. (B); --Oke M.
No. IA—Cele, Robert'.
Hay Township.
No. 3—Mtousseau, W. (B); Richard-
son, R. (B); Stephen E. (B).
No. 4—Surerus, Cliarold.
No. 6—Farwell, Anna.
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No. 8— bler, F. Ziler, A. (B).
No. 10—Chapman, LOrne.
No. 14—Bell, O.; Johnston, M. (A);
Troyer, G. (A). •
No. 15,—Tueribull, O. (B); Waln-
er, E.
Stanley.
No. 4 North—Armstrong, M.; Mos-
sop, F. (B); Paterson, N.; Scotchmer,
J.
No. 4 South—Etue, L.; Etue, N.;
Steckle, M. (B).
Ni5. 5—Hayter, Elgin.
No. 6—Durrant, J.; McDonald, M.
No. 7—Love, Grace.
No. 9—Finlay, H. Gingerich, I. ;
Manson, R.; McBride, 8,-; Schwartz-
entruber, E.; Schwartzentruber, I.
(13).
No. 10—Mustard, Aldie.
No. 13 --Keys, Mervyn.
No. 14—Mustard, Blanche.
Stephen.
No. 2—alirtzel, Harry (A); Lam-
port, Edward (A).
No. 3—E. (B); Penhale,
Margaret (A).
No. 4—Martene, E.; Smith, E. (B);
Becker, G.; Weber, T.it
No. 6—Neeb, T.; Ratz, A.; Ratz, D.
No. 7—Cox, E. H.; Reesman, M•
Moore, V.; Sweitzer, I. G. M.•
No. 11—Morenz, Hazel.
Usbornee
No. 1—Strang, Kathleen (A).
No. 2—Ainen, T.• Stewart, Ivan
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(A); Wiseinan, Kathleen (A).
No. 3—Gilfillair, George.
-Accra 4Huater,
Lily.
No. 7—Denham, H.; Hern, .;
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Hem Thomas '
No. 10—Ryckman, Mervyn.
No. 12—Harness, L.; Squire, Edna.
W. Wawanosh<3
No. 1—Boyle, May; Murphy, Jas_;
Chamney. Herman.
• No. 2—Doble , M. (B); Ledd y, Lena
(B).
No. 3—McDonald, F. (B); Thomp-
son, D.• Wilson, W.
No. 14—Inglis Chrissie.
No. 17—Girvin' M ; McNee G. A.
Sproul,El ' *
mer (B). '
E. Wawanosh.
No. 3—Haely, Olive.
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to. ovier, A.; Vincent, R.;
Walden M • Walsh, Edna.f
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No 8—Vincent Harold
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No. 10—Caldwell, Thelma (A) •
Caldwell, Norma (B). , '
No. 11—Robertson, Agnes.
No. 13—Cook, G. IL; McGregor W.
C.
No. 17—Corbett, Olive.
Hibbert.
No. 7—Bolton, N. F.• Brintnell, T.
G.' Bolt -on, A. J. (B); Kerslake,J. En
Robins, D. C.• Sararas E. W.• Wren,
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A. L. (B); Wnght, F. J.
The highest mark obtained at
each centre is: Goderich—William
Sutherland, 687; Exeter—Kathleen
Wiseman 633• Hensall—Lorne Chap-
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man, 600; Bayfield—Frances Mossop,
557- Bel rave—Thelma Caldwell
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601; Crediton—Harry Hietzel, 570;
Dashwood—Helen Nediger, 699; Dun-
gannone-Wan. Wiggin.s, 572; Kintail
—Nora O'Loughlin, 639; St. Helens—
Mildred McQuillin, 564; Varna—John
Durrant, 512; Winehelgene Dorothy
Camm, 570; Zurich—Lawrence Ho -w-
ald, 551.
The Robert Pail Memorial Medals,
donated by his son, Victor Lam-iston,
of Chath,atri, were won this year by
William Sutherland, gold medal; and
Ohve McGregor, silver medal. Vic-
toe Lauriston has eignified his inten-
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tion to continue the presentation or
these medals to the Goderich schools.
We highly appreciate his generous
niterest in our schoole.
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cl '31r - Willinin Rineea,a,
farmed for many YOA,,,
but is no* Wring t'et
made a' large etexineten0OT
13rnee and fainilae 4 Minkrigar
algae guests last week at the
Mr. Rinn.
Footballa—A large erm,vd
on Saturday evening to see
faetest games of hall that
played here for SOW, time,
burn yenquiShed their
Stratford. The Stratford
witla. a lead of three goaie,
seemed an impossible scare
come. However, Kinburn
to the game with the deterra
to win. With a very strong
blowing, the toss was won
burn, and having the wind
favor for the first half,
eKthniedn bhalluroinw.one ITllehyt: afithesnetieeSgt(1
hpwer eatsfiteylwd
drop -by Leo Stephenson
Armstrong did the trick.
the only score in the first
the second half, with nice
tion, Geddes and Armstrong
the ball right to the Stratton
and Armstrong scored again.
Stratford's kick from centre
moved back and forward,
not long before the ball was
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in front of the Stratford
Geddes was successful in
between the posts. This broug
score of both teams to an
With Stratfordn kick off
ball travelled into the Kinbur
area, where Stratford was
foul kick, and by a nice
managed to score. The
getting faster and hotter
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and as it continued a foul
ford was made just outside
alty area, when Bid Bell
measure and scored. Even
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ow to rChristie,
gan to cheer as the ball
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journeyed down to Stratford's
and although they tried hard
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out, with a nice header
strong again scored, and
utes later the game ended,
score 5-1 in favor of Kinburn
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-eree and handled the game
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VEST liti,MON IL . Se ENTRANCE
.. • RESULTS, 1926
Total markanbtainable,-7503 Marine
necestary to, PaSe. 450, with at least
40 per eorit. in eagh subjeet First
,clage heners reenfiee 562 Marks and
'a.re ,loglood (Ay; second class honors
liqe.4 0.0- inarka arid are marked (B),
EXeter eentres are marked (E) and
9oderich centres •.(G).
'The highest total in each subject is
.as follows:
- ' Besdinge—(G) Nora O'Loughlin, 42;
(E)• M. Foster, B. Soldan, L. Steacy,
-4-5- •
Spelling -a (G) E. O'Keefe, K.
Holmes, F. Mossop, W. Sutherland,
50; (E) I. Schwartzentruber, E.
Schwartzentruber, 50. .
Writing—(G) Jessie Ross, 39; (E)
Marie Farwell, 42.
Literature -7(G) James Sutherland,
98; (E) Ivan Stewart, 00. •
Compositionan(G) Dorothy Robert-
sone 80; (E) I. Stewart, K. Strang, $3.
Geography(G) W. Sutherland,
94; (E) Ivan Stewart, 94..
Arithmetie--i(G) J. Sutherland, W.
O'Loughlin, 100e (E) Harry Hietzel,
100.
•Hristary—(G) R. Fisher, J. Suther-
land, W. Sutherland, 100; (E) M. Pen-
hale, 90.
Grammar -7(G) J. Sutherland, W.
Sutherland, 100; (E) Edward Cox,
94 •
Total—(G) W. Sutherland 'age
11) 687; (E) Kathleen Wiseman (age
12)0 633.
- The marks_ of those that failed are
being mailed to them. Successful
candidates will receive certificates,
but not their marks. Unsuccessful
candidates shall notify the Public
School Inspector before 17th of Aug-
ust in appealing for re -reading their
answer -papers as specified in the
Regulations. ,
High School Entrance subjects of
Group I will be accepted as specified
in "Exam. Form 14" fully filled in
and certified by the teacher. for 1927
as in -1926-
The twenty-five copies of Art work
will be required for 1927 from all En-
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re--eandidatee--• -- -
na,,,,ne '---e f',.!'"i 't
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ter spent Sunday., ';'' Mr.
C. Watson, of LOra Niro.—Most
.
the people 'frotinh, ,i-,: attended
twelth telebrationni Aelinton,
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a large crowd asee ' d to
to the day.-n-nire,a o' .
., e,
,eon spent Sunda -nee en, h Londesboro
friends.—Mr. Ciniateen- naks,
now, has retnrnacf4ie) e after
trig a week with meat . here.
Alex. Watt and 'WOO children,
Guelph, visited witifiriends
,
Past week.—Mr. atritgrs.
spent Sunday with' eir
near Hensall..—A- niiitaber
friends and neigliborse4 Mr.
Herb. Fowler gathereefat their
on Tuesday eveningiaere home-made
--
cooking in alumintrenee utensils
demonserated by astailent
University, and a moiVenjoyable
profitable evening wag', spent
preset. :
and Mrs.
of
the
where
do honor
Will Jam-
of Luck-
spend-
_ Mrs.
of
here the
A. Hugill
daughter
of the
and Mrs.b
home
was
of Toronto
and33
by all
passed
h
with
past few"
good
funeral
a house
George
days at
the
Jack
his grand-
and
are visit-
at But-
all re-
was well
at Clin-
Cam ta
the home
. — Miss
teach in
.holidaas•
Toronto,
parents,
— r .
he ee
Sunday
short ill_
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his wife
five sons
sons are
and
of his
• be-
will be
Mass will
Dub-
St. Colum-
Mr,
Michael,
' • from
Jack, who
here. Six
from De-
when
daughters,
Gay
Mr. and
Bayfield
demise.
the ad-
and four
and
village.
Dennis
Miss
motored
had a
,
pleasant time visiting with their
friends.—Mrs. M. J. Benninger and
Marie are in Hamilton. They at-
tended the reception and the protein
sion at St. Joseph's Convent in that
city. -
McKILLOP
North End Notes. The twelth
. • •
morning was ushered in with a cold
drizzling rain somewhat depressing
to those who '
o leve to leave home to
celebrate. —A number of farmers
have eut their alfalfa and are get-
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ting a weather to save it. The
.
meadows ave done well this
timothyh
last fortnight and will be a good av-
erage crop.—ek word to the man and
lad ' d
y voters in regard to the coming
election. Don't get excited. Kee
perfectly coo, or after a 1 is said
1 f1 ' •
and done, politics is just the madness
of many for the gain of a few.—Many
improvements are being made to No.
9 schoolhouse. It will be veneered
with brick and a basement wall er-
ected. The cost will reach between
$3,000 and $4,000. Rev. Mr. Fergu-
•
son preached an interesting and in-
structive sermon at Bethel United
Church last Sabbath, and the offer -
tory by the choir was rendered in a
ing annen—Girls and boys, as
pleasm
have been going with
well as womenr
their little tin pails in search of wild
strawberries. There is a good deal of
hardship filling a pint tin with these
tiny berries.
Eighth Line Notes.—Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hoeg -y and children accompanind
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gross, of Bullet,
to visit their sister, Mrs. Wes. Fisher
at Fullerton on Sunday last—Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Rudessalla and children, of
Elmira spent Sunday at the home or
- ' ' ' •
Mrs. Mary Rapien.—Miss Adeline
llegele spent Sunday at the home of
mr . and Mrs. Sam. Herman at Se_
bringville.—Mr: and Mrs. James Kros..
kopf and son Jim, of Dublin, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eggert.—Mrs. C. Regele, sr., is at
present visiting relatives near Ros-
tock.—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Esha, oe
Ellice. spent Sunday at the home of
- r . er s ege e.—. r. an re.
M Ch le R 1 M d M
Andrew Stunch and family, of Downie,
spent. Sunday at the home of Mr. H.
K hl , M d M AndrewFish-Th
oe fr.—. r. an Mrs.
er and family, of Fullerton, spent
Last Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. ne er.— r. an Mrs. P. ..
M E K hl M dP I
Coghlin and Mr. Cowing, of Listowel,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
• rs.on o
M CharlesEggert Sundayf
last week.—The Evangelical Sunday
School intend holding their Children's
Day Services here on Sunday, July
25th. A programme will be given in
the evening.
WALTiE)N'
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away n Friday Notes.—Miss C. Devereaux
o
of her sister, Mrs. .L. McDonald,
whom she has livedefon the
ears. She had net :enjeyed
Y ,
health for some tune n The
health
was held on Mondaernorning.—Mr.
E. Radford purpeseabitilding
this summer.—Mr. and Mrs.
Ferguson spent a couple of
the home of R. and Mrs. Ferguson
first of the week.a-Waaster
Gramm. is holidagth
yin
mother, Mrs. A. GaintegreeaMr.
Mrs. R. Dundas, Toronto,
ing vvith friends in the village.—Quite
a number went to the retmion
tons school on Thursday and
e
port a good time.—Walton
represented at the celebration
ton on the 12th. Mrs. James
bell, London, is visiting at
of Mr. and Mrs. John lia '
Margery Reid is engaged to
Turnbull's school after the
—Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrison,
are visiting with the latteins
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoy.
EMUCEFIELD
Notes.—Mrs. Walters, of
is the guest of her cousin,
Moodie this week.—Mr.
Monteith of London were
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u . ti the I t ' r' m
en g es s of e a te s
Janet Ross.
K II C'' I —Th I
e Y irc e. e regu
of the Kelly Circle was held
ay in eSunday
dafternoon ' the
room. Mrs. Tom Campbell
charge of the devotional
and current eients were given
Robert Watson. Mrs. James
son read an interesting paper
the "Prayer and Miseionsn
hook. Mrs. Arthur McQueen
Preside-nt, presided over the
the meeting
part o . .
Presented With Life Certift
.t.t of the
e commi ee
branch of the Bible Society
wives, met at the home
McCullylastThu. d
Mies _ re
July 8th, the occasion being
entation of a beautifully fram(
Membership Certificate of
to Miss ,as
Society .
been collecting continuously
Bible Society for over half
The Board in Toronto felt
so many years of work
like to make some recognition
efforts on behalf of the
in which the Bible Society
certificate was sent to Mr
Secretary, and also a letter
, to Miss McCully
l'r ' ,,,
-to accept the certificate
b h. s tokenoftheir
mere ers le a, a o
and gratitude, and praying
might he spared for many
tc. help on with this great
. rrplying Miss McCully said
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think the d s r
note wor a
re al pleasure. A pleasant
w a spent when theladies
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dainty hmeh•
Presentation.—A merry
of parents and friends was
the Tuekersmith School,
the close of he school year
the eve of Miss Taylor's
for her home in Varna.
has a class of forty-two pupils
has been said that no teacher
-d the position juet quite
ably as she has. Her task
easy one, but she has the
the parents and all are glad
is to return in the autumn.
a little mark of appreciation,
ents and pupils presented
black leather club hag and
and pearl little finger ring.
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n riah Ryan, Ali•ee Siemon (H), Mar -
tha Siemon.
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Central School, Goderich.
Abell, Jean (A); Colborne, Am-.
brose (B); Cooper, Fl. (B); Crawford,
L. (A); Fisher, R. (A); Grass, E. ;
Grass, L. (B); Howell, A. (A); Hun-
ter, K. (A); Kneeshavv, J.; McCreath,
W.; Million, D. ; Patterson, Le;
Powell, K.; Ross, W. (B); Ross, E.
(8); Saunders, Billy (A); Stoddart,
R • Sutherland, J. (A); Sutherland,
W. (A)• Taylor H.
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Victoria School, Goderich.
Black, J ; Brownlee M ; Carter, S.
(B • Clark,Le Clark, 'L -.0 ' W
), ., ., Currie, .;
Elliott, A.• Evans, M. (A); Gliders
— ,e. _
H. (E • mi ton, E. ); oey, .;
) te'a. '1 E (B H T '
- 'H Johnston,K Knight,S
James, .; .; .;
Lumbv E • MacKay D. (B); Mac-
-' '' -'
Kay M. (B); McDonald L. (A); Mc-
Gregor, ' 0 A ' D • N' •
._( ); Murney, ., ivins,
A. OD, Peach G • Taylor,S • Tay-
• • , Y, ., •,
lor, 3 • Tremblay H. (B)- Walters
' -• , . , ,
E.; Walters, D. (B); White, A.
St Peter's School, Goderich.
B hler, F. Crowe, E.; Jeffrey, I.;
n, C. (B); M. (B);
Lanna C ; McKay,'
T. .
Plante,T (A)
Exeter.
Exeter.
W. (A); Boyle, C. (A);
Burke, G. (A); Collingwood, R. (B);
Elterington; W. (B); Garnbull, V.;
Hun mg, G. B); amport, C.; Lee,
k' G ( L
W.• Penhale, H. (A); Snell, R.;
mhus, M. „ ,.
''''' lt.).,
ense
Hl].
ac e , ., Drummond,M. (B)•
BI kw 11 R • , r
Foater, M (B); Joynt, W.; Little, D.
(B)• Passmore A.• Smale R.• Sol-
' ' , , ,
Bertha; Steacy, L.
'
Bayfield.
McLeod,A W C.
.; Weston,
Crediton.
Heist, G.; Lewis, G.; Zwicker, G.
Dashwood
Kleinstiver, R. (A); Nadiger, H.
(A).
Dungannon
Brown, A. (B); Finnigan, L.; Har-
ris E • Pentland, R. (B); Peters, C.
• •,
G
at); WigginsG. ., W. (A); Young,
-' Grand Bend.
1 .
Desjardine. ' G.; DeSjardine, • ,
Greene D • Mollard L (A)• Taylor,
. ' .' ' L. ' ' ' - '
L.; Turnbull, .1. (A); Willis, V.
Kingsbridge.
Dalton, A.; Dalton; R. (B); Foley,
M.; Foley, Mary; McIntyre, T. (8);
031Cenfe, - En' O'Loughlin, A. -(B);
O'Loughlin, N. (A).
Mount Carsick
, .,
fr.
Dietrich, H, (AT Dietrieh, E. ( i
' '
aVan, w• (B); ItteiCeeer, -A- I
O'Rourke. O'Hara (10' • Reran P ;
E' ' n ' :
Began, . .
Winchelsea.
P • Cariem D. K. A '' Ilern
Bacon, ., , ( ), ,
, B414-
St. Helens.
n,..!eveiter,1VIiller,. McFarlane
Infer M • McQuillan Ill, (A) '
'll' * ,1, ' " ••• ' • • .
. ,. - . Zurich.
.'. tiailartt, l'.Tv Oaltaa, S.; Dualatm%
'..W't.,; . riitivoCa, Flie t*,
i,-. -elietner‘. :
'A°W.41-ar)• ''‘I K°,0•11L),Int,,,,, V4 12.14*
. • • - ' , -;:.:.1-'.',1• "rte!'.um - ' - '
Diodon, rt.
'110,•-$- h ' ' '' •• . v, :
— - „ . . T,t0e)tor
olt ' .-. ,. .. 'Usti; J:
.,
,,..
., . ,
The -highest mails made at the
Clinton Centre were made by Marion
Forbes (60'1), No. 12, Hullett, and by
Susie Livermore (59'7), Clinton Pub-
Ile School.
Clinton..,
Charles Andrews, Allan Balk Isobel
Biggart, Raymond Cartwright, Ruth
Cartwright, Phyllis Collyer, Marion
Forbes (IL), Edith Gibbings, Grace
Gibbings, Robert Hale, Brenton,
Hellyar, Paul Hovey, Muriel Hudie,
Edith Hunt, William Jackson, Doug-
,
las Kennedy, Carrie La,vis, Bessie
Livermore, Susie Livermore (H.),
If Lobb, Thelma Lovett, Janet
McTaggart, Helen Maiming (H.),
Marion Mason, Lloyd Medd, Violet
JeanM tch Margaret
Morrison, u ,
Flumsteel, Edward - Rorke, Wayne
Rozell, Eileen RumbaB, Grant Snell,
'Wye Thompson (11.), James Turner,
Jean Twyford, Harry_Watkins, Wm._
Viletkins, Jack Welsh, Annie Wil-
Barns (H.).
. Blyth.
Franklin Bainton, Anna Beadle (H),
Marjorie Colson,
Alla Brown (a), 3 ,
ary Denholm, Gertrude Ellsott, Win.
ron, William Cloyd Johnston (H.),
'ie'li'i;)tes' Michael Kelly, William Leiper,
i'",egtory Leith, Irene Longman, Jas.eciation
Idetnrea of.), Eliza Meehan, Meta -her
la Nalif Norman Nicholson, Dorothy
4,dan
noplesto e Marie Rapson, Belle Rob-
:
orton, i40is Robinson (11.), Thomas
Otis, La :nce Scott, Vern Scrim-
geom., Jame Sims, Jean Stevens,
's Str ' gban, Clifford Taman,
.,
Ethel TP (or, Gertrude Tunney, Clete
Eliza.. , Watson (H.), Verde Wat-
sorV.; r:ry Webster, Pearl Williams,
Wideline Yungbint.
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DUBLIN
Death of Tames Longworth.
James Longworth died on
morning at 9 a.m. from a
• ' •
ness of pneumonia. Besides
he leaves twelve children,
and seven daughters His
- •'
on- their way from anecatchewan
Sault Ste. Marie, and six
daughters arrived from Detroit
- • ' • '
fore his passing. His funeral
held on Friday morning.
be sung at St. Patrick's church,
lin. Interment will he at
ban cemetery, St neennbare
Lon orth's sons .Ieseph
gw .'
Frank and Patrick, are coming
Lydden, Sask., and hi,: son,
lives at the Soo will a:-ai be
of his married daugh:ers
I- 't represent at his bedside
, we ,
he was called home. His
Mrs. C. L. Cook, Mrs Clarence
and Mrs. Beck together with
Mrs. Longworth motored to
the Sunday previous t o his
Mr. Longworth had reached
vanced age of fourscore
years. Be WaS a good neighbor
well liked by the men of the
Notes. — Mr. anti Mrs.
Mahony, Mr. J. Longeway,
Louise and Loretta nennolly
to Dublin last Sunday and
CONSTANCE
Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley,
of Cleveland, visited this week end
at the home of his brothere Benjam-
. . ,
in and George Riley.—Mr. and Mrs.
11 of Mount 'Mich
Kirkeonne , Pleasant,
igen, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirconnell,
of Pontiac, were visitors at the home
of their niece, Mrs. Edward Britton,
on Monday of this week.—Mr. and
George Medd of Exeter, and Mr
Mrs. Geo , . ,
John Medd, of Caruduff. Sask, were
visiting at the home of their brother,
Mr. James Medd, the past week.—Mr.
John Jamieson, of Daysland, Alberta,
who was home attending his mother's
funeral. returned. to the West on
--
— -
The higheekmark at the Wingham
Centre wase by Irving grnitb,
vine had 653 out of a total Of 750; at
the Wroxeter Centre; he highest was
bY Isabelle MacTavish; Who had 586.
. "Winghani...,
Wilmore Angus (H.), Jack Beattie,
Clifford Beninger, Nellie Casemore,
Norma Coutta (11.), Margaret Cur-
e
'llon Dickson' (H.), Joe
'-rifk (111), I,ri
1424iteett. (lti.) Henry Finlay, Bruce
- 0 .
,, Cf, ,
r,A.101,aihnie Blair Gibbons
Verielntie;Hanin at), Lloyd Hayden,
Arthur Itendereoti, Themes Render-
teen ilierkegetheitagterb, Gertrude
• ItellY, Vary.. gitt 4/ty; dAtliarine
MeCtirmielt, Miter ',Ittetroniile (1g.),
-ladle McKibtoni,(1110/4.10.444slut114
beWitt inter, Verna' Writtet,' GeOfte
._ .
%Ntidelt, lifarrY Xei*-011., Jean; OWN
cot • pligr at,), nteerese eneeen, Vas
Edna, Poo, liormunAtatenl,
Maga" Sldrin., Irving gedth, • .(11,::t
itathleen 8Mitli, Ruth Stoket,,t,aVina
ET6i-ii-
'-*11441ainee'-Thoeteon, lsie h
lohn
ie:!'',T. e 'nil% (V.)", Carl WnItlen
6'0' • -1180111 3 glitios -Wik", :13totgP
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•
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eaforthilorseRaces
Under the
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•
auspices
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of
.
Hamilton Driving
,
Ly t
and Athletic
1
Ass'n.
CRANBROOK
Oid Boys' Reunion.—An Old Boys'
Reon will be held at Cranbrook on
nni
Thtirsday, july 22nd. There will be
a.
ernoon.an a_conce
sporti in the aft '
d d ..
an . anem g at night. It will be a
day for Cranbrook and vicinity, and
one that • will be long remembered.
'dress,
anying the gifts was the folio.%
or ace, p $ ' read by Eva Stackhoua
$1 200.00 2.14 Trot P purse 400
Mile Miss Taylor—Holiday time
I
0 Ir4 2.22 Trot or Paco, purse $400 again and with it the inevitab
in rurses 2.30 TrOt OT Pace, purse $400 heats inge. Most of your pupils
holiday season at home,
•CHISELITURST
Noten-Mr. Archie Dalrymple, of
1Vloose javt, is at present *Ming his
brothers and sister.—Mrs. Newtonand
children, of London, have returned al-
ter tpending a week with her parents,
1V1r. and MTS. Wilkinson.—The 1VLisses
,,e,
neetey, of Illoese Sate, 0..kt spending
.r
their- 'holidays at the lime of then
undo and aunt, Mr,- and Mrs. Sohn
,ivItti6i0. 1VG011t of their journey was
tiltewty, heat and -they .hid 4 thott.
.
, . .
ertleya 10 trio. .
• - • -
'
see a good deal of each other.
• ever, the eloeing of school
(11 sses have been arranged to bring together the largest away from our midst for
....A
I- • and we hope that you will
nnunner of horses racing this year; the track was never. in
enjoy a restful and refreshii
better tondition and the' public are assured the best of racing day. It may be that
•:.„.", . journeying away for part
luta ram) at two o'clock sharp. No waiting between heats. vacation and vVe cherialt
- that you will remember
d ' . • h ' therefore, have -eat pleasure
0011e
• • • g for cars ---, rvire rtg....t na — gates open at n .
. ,. . outing to you t .4 nueotripany
- .
.SEAFO .- , - - li, ASSOCIATION Am elub :bag Whitt 14-
-, , • , :. . • , erkunglt .tototrir,.
',,;t'a;,aWA,?.-; q!nitaa4,;,,,,:M*;li:XA:A2a0t,k,"
- •• i ..- ,..-4,- . • •
, ,l'Oterc.•xvil.. Atehtec.
.,
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t.,,,,,,,eetteette -tee
4;a4d: 1;' -da
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POW
W*4 wiehes „it
oftieJean ira,ttois4r0i,
quetof toii0 Ite
VIVAL9;
we= . Going To
----- time-, GV:Ae, ,,Sp*tl -11;11r,".
over- ••
a in- the 49Pae. or c. ,
llamado:id Scott, vben a goodbr btbf
also a numher .tlf their .
their neighbors, met. to bia fareWiilt.,
Maieohn Ltimond -and MIAs ItarY, al- •
wombat's of the, LaMorierfa, , ,,a
Kin-, ,
kept
atford so Mrs. A. Hoclgert arai Miss Beatrieen e!,
cornera 1 ,1()f hour
oQfpeRanegdthina':Od. Lad
h°l'arenstt.111:11`heg $u Wed.
nesday, July 14th, for a trp.
$' to"Eur- ,,•
s was binbeeg•withwdetr,awnall, otheutdowner egaM.teritt42liadento-t, ', ..„.,
. In
inin music and danting, and 41M...ader
plbayead-
people -enjoying- a social chit- gter .
ga bountiful lunch was served andbid-
etWpiiaaatylh: ding the travellers "bon voyage:" the
guests departed to their laomesafeel-
ing they had spent a very pleasant
.
evening.
entred ,
W. M. S.—The Woman's lilissionary
m it Society met at the home of Mrs. Robt,
ht the Gardener, Tuesday, July 6th, the
count. President, Mrs. James Scott, presid-'
n, the ing. The meeting was opened by
the singing "Abide wi•th Me." Mrs. R.
wed a McGill read the Scripture lesson, Mrs.
they Scott leading in prayer. After the
was roll call and the minutes were read,'
ever Mrs. -Hill read a chapter from the
Strat-
study book on prayer. Miss Chat-
pen- mers from Scotland, a cousin of Mrs.
hes Scott, was present at the meeting
again. and gave a talk of the training school
in Africa, where she spent the year
dmobree-
1919. It was very much enjoyed.
goal, Mrs. Gardener, from Kirktun, was
keep present and spoke. We thorough en-
A- joy Mrs. Gardener when she is with
min_ us, as she encourages us to go theward in the Master's work. Mrs.
for-
th Mr.
Scott gave a report of the meeting
s ee„ held in Milverton, June 15th. Hymn
o an; 475 was sung, after which Mrs. Den=
puts nis closed with prayer, all joining in
the Lord's Prayer.
Notes.—Mrs. A_ Hodgert and Miss
Beatrice are spending a few days :
with friends before leaving for a trip
riJasch" to the Old Land.—The recent rains
s. Mrs. were a great benefit to the gardens
and crops in this locality.—The July
week
, Mrs. meeting of the W.F.M.S. was held at
the home of Mrs. Robert Gardiner,
near the village, on Tuesday last, 22
eeting
ladies being present. A very inter-
urs-
esting address was given by Miss
SC hool
Chalmers, of Scotland, who is at
took present visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jas.
ises,
Scott. Miss Chalmers spoke of her
y Mrs.
Thwork in Africa, where she spent some
om-
time as Missionary among the Kat -
from
fern Miss Chalmers is a bright and
study
the fluent speaker and her address was
;sliness very much enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Gardiner, of Kirkton, also gave
e?;
a fine address and is also bright and
ate.--
ready to speak when railed upon for
cefieid an address. Her talk was very help -
their ful and intertsting. Mrs. Edgar Al -
r. and
he has their holidays in Detroit.—Mr. Wm.
or the rn• len read the lesson from the study
book. Mrs. Denny closed with prayer
pieeg_,
and the Lord's Prayer in unison.—
d Life Miss Lille McCullach and Miss Mary Bible
McKellar are at present spending
ntureBruce, of Manitoba, is at present vis-
en
itine at the old homestead.—Mr. and
after Mrs. Hoyle, of Toronto, Mrs. Denny's
would parents, and Mrs. Denny, Mr. Denny's
so.The
f her mother, of London, England, are at
oause
present visiting at the Manse.—Mrs.
Simon Miller and son, Lloyd, visited
of
Bard, a ilari
asking tune of having his foot badly bruised
Mr. Ernie Graham had the misfor-
fe
at Grimsby last week with friends.—
while working in the gravel pit, a
est'em load of gravel accidentally passing
at sheovrr it, which hns laid him aside for
ars yet.
k. In a while.—A new bridge is being built
ra,-er the river vset nf thQ village. Mr,
hveenidni:
a John McDonald has the contract.
hut
The Bruce Reunion —The first re-
ided a union of the descendants of Andrew
and Margaret Bruce was held Satur-
day, July 10th, at the Bend. In spite
thering 9f the inclement weather, a large
eld t.t niimber were present. The names of
13, at those attending are: Mr. and Mrs.
and on William Bruce and Mrs. Laura Bruce
arture flinger and son, of Winnipeg, Man.;
Taylor Mr and Mrs. David Bruce, Mr. and
and it yrs Donald Balfour and son, Mr.
as fill- and Mrs. Frank Bruce, all of Crom-
accept- arty, Ont.; Miss Rebecca Bruce, of
not an Detroit; Dr. and Mrs. Bruce and son,
port of Morford, of Onaway, Mich; Mr. Wm.
hat she and Thomas Hackney and Miss Alice,
Just as of Farquhar, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. John
he par- Cole and son. Fred, of Exeter, Ont.;
with a Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chittick and,,
7-1 onYx family, of Granton, Ont.; Joseph
echnire Speare, of Cromarty. Two sumptete
'ng ad- ous meals were served to which all
: Dear did justice for while the Pies and
s come cakes went down the wit and wisdom
e part- went around. A very pleasant fee-,
end the ture of the day was the ball gameInv
quently dulged in by the men and boys, Dayld,
How- Bruce carryieg of the Mileage Atter
es you dinner Mrs. LeuraBrirde Dinger, arlla,
e while oist, in Holy Trinity Uhureb, Winni4i. •
able to peg, entertained the company Vsw
g hall- :gene veetil numbers. The daY. '
will be so well and profitably apott,tha,t;
desyoinut nvoerada1/47- a isnelownsttli nizte2e8tinAthott.%
sWe ail the, tleibentltottg tar4.,* °
bi sttet4 tto4 o•:.
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