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'Mr. Archie HodgertI of the 13th swimming race -1, H. Cook, Parkbill; Zurich. It appears that the little lad ,d k�l 1,or'*e honor t'hej had Confer- L past age. The 4emaius -W ,
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� �All'__ ,� — e- A large number of willing belp- ing contest -1, Carolina Hall, 'Lon- Butt's truck, of Kippen, who uses it r, and that he, vk6v1d.AQ predeceased her husband nearly -20, ,�, 1''. '.. 4 �,, ,�;_ ,_,�'-� - .- ;, "I I I . 1. ,0 .' �Z:�, 6 " , , � .
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.,e,.,." Iding again this summer or not, stantly killing him. Dr. Burrows . I _ 4���. X&RI.
. ",", bui __ --' gressive Assiociation was t6 take the as far,4s S4rnip by Mr. Samuel Ren- - TELMOONE 11 OPPOS - . ,- , .
g-,��, ", School ReporL—The following is the coroner at Seaforth, was quickl; � ". I � I � i V ;yl_-: � ,,,,, � 1. ., I
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" f, - School Section No. 7, Hibbert. ter he viewed the body it was taken � M.l - . I .. I -11 - ' " ',7'- - '.'' , — ... ;'
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Lower School Departmental Examina- Notes—The Zurich Branch of the to the home of his grief stricken par- ' I . � �,&
' - thivugh- their - grandchildren, from Kippexi,� parents- itcolifilparried her to London— granddif " htqr,-� Dorothy, ,of Buffide.
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I Western Ontario Bible Society will ' mention ut, and it
T' ,,, closed by ,�pbe ,, mr� -iind Mrs. 1'Harry Hawthorne, of Uey, oi� 4,0�nvi acgomp4rile
16 hold itg annual meeting in the Town ed, the greatest sympathy is febt. Th M 1 , 01. I 11ii d
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lan History, Arithmetic, English e the National Anthem. I I spent the *16el otia, h6i6 with him LtmdNi`-s#dnt"t1ib past �reek at the by -Mrs. .14ur* Latin and,little Mabel
Grammar, Commercial Geography. Hall, Zurich, on Sunday afternoon, remains on Tuesday afternoft last PresenUtion.—A very enjoyable parents, Mi. and - Mkg. T. Murdo4ki h6jne� of, Mi-.'4Ad__9TZ" 10. S: Hudion. ,, --4here they wiff camp
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:�� Alda Bolton, (B), Agnes Wren (B), Garbutt, Field Secretary, will speak. the funeral being very largel '_ , ,g % , .
I.;, I Dorothy Robins, Norma Bolton, Ev- A cordial invitation is extended to ed., y attend- and Mrs. d�rdon Bolton receIntly. when Scott, who was here for the week end, Allan W4W.' .14iss Margaret Drum,: Z.nvifle,w�Wis V` Waddell, of, I;o;n-
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126 parents and pupils of S. S. No. with his�nio%her and sisters and rela- mon4p is, oop7i�qjrW her holidays with Scm - I A iti at- the home of, Rev.
F � , nk - —The members of the Luther Dobbs-Essery. — F61lowing s- a 7 met to spend ,asocial I., . . h , -
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IV— League of the Latheran'Church, held - , � itives and friends, in To� D;r. Fletcht.r. ,. Was Waddoll...16
", I BrintneV, Earl Sararas. Jr. clipping taken from a London paper i�Z foriner teachek, Miss 'Elva Bol- Lennart, Mich,, accompanied by his ronto " ' M ' 4 � . Ilk .
�, l ,*Is�. lirgaret ' Habldf , of nleie of X -m %Aor.,—Ur. ..and ,Mrs-
, their annual picnic at Grand Bend on which will be of interest to a number '
1'1i� Janet Chappel. (A). Sr. HI--C,layton ton, before her departure for hei new son, was here renewing acquaintances London, Was a Week end visitor with Robert Bcatqp ,and dll.�V'hter, of Eg-
I Horton (ii), Maud. Bolton (B), Mil- Wednesday .fterri.�R,,. L. R. of people in Hensall, Miss Esser uti KitcheAtIr.' One �dbring the� t' week, and also visit- herparents,'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hab- mondville- Mis i , . - - .
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11 . I Kalbfleisch and wife, of Elmira, are ing well known, having reside P�as , . s laki ellarvey,, ozvg-
, dred Robins. Jr. 111—Doris Sayaras d here a of the mQet interesting features. ' I
.. . holidaying with relatives here—Rev. few years ago, having wokked as a of ing with relatives. It is some sixty kirk,- and ,iiater, Mrs,, A. Currie', of mondville,, .Mr... and- Mrs � J. I T. :wMest-
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I (B), Orval Cooper (B), Bernice Hay- nd Mrs. R_ Geiger, of Chesley, via- clerk in Mr. T. C. Joynt's store: "At the eviixiqig was an address read by years since Mr. McKinnon was living Brandon, X-an—Mr. Wilson Berry, of cott and Mr. and Mrs.' Bert Westc6tt
ris (B), Lloyd Wren. Sr. 11 --Bea+- a Robert A4garth, and the presenta- ' in the Township of Tuckersmith and Windsoi, la home nd lu I ,
- -we believe, his first visit here few weeUl holidays with his mother, days Iiii'week ai t6e.home of,Adie_
I rice Drover, Laura Belle Wright, Wil- Md the former's parents, Mr. and three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, tion by 3?4)piel Brintnell of a beauti and will spe a and s4h, of- ddhon, spent, la�Aw
� , lie Chambers, Rose Hoggarth. Jr. I Mrs. M. Geiger, of this village, last at the Duridas Cejitre United Church . I I , being, I . ,
. ful saiih0" club bag. This was fo - during all these sixty years, it goes Mrs. t J. Bert' ' 'and other relatives. John Murdock—Mr- Arthur Forres-
. I vireek.—The work of excavating for pa�sonage, London, the marriage was lowed by'. an address read by Miss without saying he saw great chan - I Y, -girls went ter, pf`Vinds6r, -hewinpaiiied by his
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I church has been completed and the daughjq�r of Mr. and Mrs. George Es igs . , nesday afternoon wife, ne6 WJes * Irma Shortt, speut4ha
.1 (A) indicates7h�ist Class Honors; (B) - by M ,Ajimes Wren 'of a handsome was a brother of'the late Donald Me- and pla-yed ,',j_wo�.'derful game, de- week yio,'- here with their, relat".
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I . Second Clues Honors—Elva Mton, contractor has started on the concrete sery, of Centralia, to William J. Dobbs leather harid bag. After the reading - the ' 'ng I � ionic the trophy, the Mi4 _ Maiy.and,Emma-Xiihnst6a.
work.—Rev. F. L Howald, wife and also of Centralia. . Kinnon,. late, of Township of feating,ano bii�nj* .
Teacher. The ceremony was of the4addiess, Miss Bolton made a Tuckersmitb.—Quite a large number a liin4gobie� silver cup, which is 'on —Mliss,.,Helen Siian, who has beext;412
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,. I New Dundee, visited relatives here The bride wore a pretty gown of addresg-; Dear Mies Bolton.—Having the Centennia held in London last shop Wind&*,7fhso Thelma Hudson, is POW ajt-)i , -hophe,'bir 'Ricbm�iid
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� STANLEY last week.—Last Friday evening ZUr- navy blue georgette and carried a lear;ned'with much regret that You week—Mt. C. S. Hudson was in Eg- has tAke'n a_ . p9eition with 'Mr. E. F.- .S-tree� �otit)i, and intends te—w-Jing
I ich and Exeter baseball teams played corsage bouquet of sweet peas and I -,1-1.
have decided to sever your connection mondville during the past week, call, Knip6- in hisi'confectionery and bake- for, so#l"me- - Her many fiiendsAm
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� llv I been visiting at the home of Mr. and teams will -aely play off for the to the home of the former's sister, Hlibbert,'we, the ratepayers of said son.—Miss Hattie D. Sutherland was satisfactfon� 'alike to Mr. Knipe and Sparling,.. of Medicine IAe, 6�6ta,
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', Mrs. W. J. DowBon.—Mr- and - section, h&�e come to your home to cabled by phone to Forest on Sunday his patrons. She entered upon'ber is herv� vialtily r ThDRIUS
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11 - Maurice Walker and two daughters, League and some snappy games can ty luncheon was served, the guests spend a s��kal evening with you and last, owing to the very critical illness duties last week�Mr. and Mrs. E. J. ,Shoiritt'and 'relatives in this it-
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pent Sun- enjoy your hospitality. We feel that of her frien(L _)Axs,.E. Pierce, who was McHarg, of Lbfidon, and. little son, cinity—Miss Edith Forrest has been
,, of Flat Rock, Michigan, s Mrs. Nel- be looked for. On Monday the local being immediate relatives. The house this ,meeting would be meaningless if sevexely hurt in an- auto, accident. are spending aw�eek or so at the home in London for the past week or' so
I day at the home of Mr. and toain played the Hensall team at that was attractive with pink roses and we did -6W111 some way s1fow our ap- Mrs. Pierce has visited here a num- of Mrs, Thomas PeartI Mrs. McHarg's visiting her relatIvej in the city,
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F., the late Rev. James Walker, and village and came out on top by the decorations in pink. The happy precilation of your past valuable ser- ber of timew, and is comparatively mother—Mrs. Wesley Caldwell, nee alsq taking in the Centennia$ last
V spent his boyhood days at Varna.— score of 9 to 6. couple left in the early evening for vices as ,a4,teacher; you have been well known, and he'r many friends Miss Mona Sherritt� is here from week—Mrs. Fred Wood and tw6 chn-
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�t' the past four months travelling in Bay. The bride travelled in a luit ties; y4u,'4ve endeared yourself in —Mrs. C. A. MeDonell and daugh- Miss Lillian Meyers, of Toronto, vis- relatives, Mx. ajid Mrs. A. Foster aud
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�i land and Italy, returned this week fox fur and a becoming hat. M.r. and miss ycI , u"_",�a tender-hearted and kind newing acquaintances the first part Sherritt, and also with relatives in StoAe,, of Detroit, was a visitor 'in
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., weeks at home teacher,..1'& 'as a mark of our ap- of this week and were quite interest- the distrioL—Pienics to the lake and. town lag week,bliss Nora Petty.
"''' Queen and Mrs. James Thompson, of Won Xrophy.—On Wednesday last . . '
'I'll before resuming his work of preach- Stanley, were visitors this week with the Chiselhurst soft ball girls motor- preciation of your services of the past ed in seeing the new pavement near- baseball .matches still continue the nurse in training- at Goderich,, i's
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-, Colborne, have club bag,'aA a omento of the worth and M.rs. T. J. McLean an.d daughter, son and son, . Master Rae, were in H. - P4;* and family—At u, meeti
'. North, West and in whi, .- M held as a teacher, Miss Eleanor, of Winkham, and Mr. Forest, an -Sunds.y,t afternoon last.— ,of�thb Board of Truotqos tp -
� Isaac Jarrott spent the week end in pion teams of the ch iir psi
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, � Dr. James Jarrott. — Mrs. Thomas and triay rto=lnd Y' Y. 19t eve a number that -took dd- the dh*ftineof an is�U iiftej
ter, Norene, left this week for the ative4y easy fbr our snappy. young and early days as 'a teacher n S_ S_ on Sunday last visitors at the home vantage of th4i cheap excursion to for 6iii'High_ $eh�ol,, Mide vaea& *
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Y' Myers and two children, of Zurich, ladies who find a faultless game
,� West. They will visit for a while with ;Port. Misses Letty Love, Flor- No. 7', Ribbert. As �rou h- ve decided of Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Drummond and Niagara Falls on Saturday last, lost the resignation of Miss G. Scarlqtt,
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"I her parents at McGregor, Man., and to 146ive w, we bid you a farewell And also at the home of Mr. Drummond's connection with the excursion train out of the large number of 'lippli-
, and Mrs. E. Smith in the villfige.—A ence Venner, Norma Bolton in the hope that your future labors will b�e son, Errol. Mrs. McLean and Mxs. at the Falls on the way home, and cants, the choice was made of Miss
1, then go on to Carlyle, Sask- — Mr.
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- as much appreciated as they were in Doig are both sisters of Mrs. T. 0. had to take. another train to get home Stewart, of Seaforth, who comes Xngbt
t " sisters, Miss Ella Dowson and Mrs , vantage of the excursion to Niagara two errors being made in eighteen our school. And as your labors are Drummond.—The spiendid rains of but were nicely helped out of their -highly recomraended an4 -will no doubt
��`., Art Keys, visited their sister, Mrs. Falls on Saturday last. Among them innings. Misses Mary McDougall, domewhat distant, we hope to have the past week have made all vegeta- trouble by the Company.—Mr, G. F. give excellent satisfaction and wiU
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�, the week eud. Mrs. Wright returned Cochrane, Mr. Andrew Bell, Miss on bases did justice to the game and you may return to your home, for and were invaluable to the root crop were in Toronto spending a short time ter the holidays.—We believe 'that
� a week Margaret McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. upheld tke Chiselhurst girW record. you have built up a friendship that t,nd pasture fie-lds.—In the fiddlers' with rela-tives the ,firBt part of this Rev. George Pybus,' of Wuinwright,
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,� with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jack Wfhitcome and childrem.—Mrs. ML9s Doris Bolton played the best
` -will not soon be forgotten. Signed on contest in the pavillion at Grand Bend week.—The onion crop as well as ail Albeyta, a son of Mr. Henry Pybtis.
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I I lightful week at Port Albert, as the battery distinguished themselves and is the address from - Miss Bolton's Bolton, of the Boundary, captured the a splendid yield.—A large number of visit together with- his wife and chil-
. — ___ ____ gvest of Rev. Mr. Lundy and Mrs. their equal is not in Huron County, Entrance Claft of 1928: Dear Teach- second prize. A rather novel way of Indians and their families from dif- dren, is to take the service in' the
. I I BAYFIELD Lundy, has returned home.—We are hence much of the succesg of the or: As you are -about to leave us &-3 judging or awarding the. prizes was ferent parts are here at present bus- United Church on the coming . Su4"y_
, sorry to note that Mr. Thomas Johni, game goes to Misses Mae Brintneli our teacher, We, the pupils of your that of the fiddler who got the most ily engaged. in flax pulling. — Miss His many friends will be pleased to
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arrivals at Tile Albion are E. A. Margaret McDonald, of Tuckersmith, The Presbytery Trophy, doubtless to way our many'thariks for your kind- the day, the fine showers bringing on holidays are fast slipping away.— United -Church, on Sunday'last with
- Bates, Toronto; J. M. Morris and is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Wrn. say, w s t. The I
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", -wife, A. C. Flowers and wife, Wind- Hay, of Niagara Falls.—The Misses girls are to be congratulated on their Mt,
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i�' Rollin C., and Robert Gordon, St-ew- Dora Dalrymple and Margaret Sin-
U past days. As you are no longer our have bad durink the past week, while sold the farm be took a contract as few weeks during the summer holi-
, art G. Ball, Midland, Mich; Dorothy clair are eamping this week at Port Baseball.—The baseball match play- teacher, we hope to have the pleasur
�j', I. e retarding pulling, has p�t the ground representative of the London Life In- days.—M.r. and Mrs, L. Redden mov-
,.,. % L_ Wilson, Margare M. Millman, Lon- Albert, owing to the kind invitation ed on our diamond on Monday even- of mee,ting you many times when you into nice shape for pulling.—Quite a surance Co., at the beginning of ed thia. week into MX. William E.
�'1.11 don.—During the past week severall of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lundy. — Mr. ing last and being one of the league return to
1�11, your home in the good old number from the village and vicinity 1925, and since then has had the farm Pfaff's dwelling on Queen ,-Street
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W:�,: been here: Mxs. (Dr.) Shepherd and relatives in London.—Mission Band large number, as it was expected to be all success. Your Entrance Class of excursion to Niagara Falls on Satur- ance. 'W7hen settled and the auction -Horton, of the Boundary, has beerz
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,..�.,.� I I Routledge, Cleveland; George Peck, girls please remember this meeting and Honsall players are well Death of William Towers. — We chell, of Weyburn, Sask., who was to insurance.—Mr. A,Iex. H. Crerar, ter, Mrs. R. Bullard, of -this village.
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1. �, have thi-, week to chronicle the death formerly Miss Emily Dunn, and wiII of Wroxetar, has bought his farm and —The War Veteran's picnic to Bay-
, wife and three daughters, Park River, and aim to be present?—Mr. C. Me- ed and both enter 'into the game with of one of our very old residents in be remembered many of her crops, taking possession the middle of field on Wednesday last, when there
�66 N. Dakota; Mrs. William J. Peck, of Gregor and Mr. John Curry, of Port a determination to vhn out if pos-
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11-1, �: the person of the late Mr. William friends, having resided here a num- August, the auction sa%e to be, later was a good 'Uttendance and a mdst
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— L Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Dymond and from Rochester, N. Y., motored over bat. Nine innings were playEFd and was a most wonderfully smart and Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, and other were Mr. and Mrs. A. Allen'and Mr. kinds of games. and sports --Quite a,
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�;v _ from London, Tuesday evening, Aug- N., of Boston, who is visiting her both teams and the score from in- almost the work of two ordinary men Roland Cudmore.—Rev. Mr. Craw, of and Prof.'10. It. Lumley, Pb.D.I and baritone singer, the lecture being giv-
g, ,,, ust 3rd, that Mrs. Robert Brown, had father in Stratford, also a cousin, nings to innings was marked by from day to day, aird with good man� Toronto. had charge of the services Mrs. Lumlo
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N, been found dead in her room on King bringing them for a few days' visit, score on either sides. In the first agement was '- able to make a nice in Carmel Pres
,��',�, byterian Church last Ity, Ohlo; lkrb. '!Dhn 'A. Orchard and ville United Ch-urch.—A meeting was
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M`� -, Street. She had been out shopping then leaving taking their pa�ty to part of the game David Beeswax was competence arid pra--�Ide for an easy Sunday and preached excellent ser- sons, A%ert, DoUglas and Sydney of held a few evenings ago ke building
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I lt� .. .... when her son, Alex., returned Detroit for a few days, then picking the pitcher and ll� was f old age. For a ridmber of years, E;Ync2 mono to large congregations. At th� Shedden; Mr., Y_dfio, Chicago bn- a fine cloed rink, but we cannot give
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�m 10. , mother's life%ess form lying on the nephew, bringing him to Kippen and parts well, while Vernon Hedden farming, be hag'ma4e his home in our and her sister, Miss Ford, of Exeter, lit Seafo;rth*.; Mr. and Mrs. 11, Hume- the Present time.—Mrs. T. J. Berry
, M, 1�. floor. Mr. Brown., who had been liv- 1,eaving the iladies irr Exeter fo�r a caught with much skill "behind the village, first boarding for some time, rendered a ver I
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12C:,,,,,- P", �� was informed and left as soon as pos- and Janet, taking them along to Ro- pires were O'Brien, of Zuriell, and with his dauXtOtt Mrs, Janet Car- R. Bell and children, of Windsor, are Exeter; Mrs. John- Blatchf A wi
,-:, ible. The body was brought on chester for a week or so visit, Mrs. Brintnell, of Hensall, they alternat- michael, who widW upon him through here for a couple of weeks' holidays sRll, and'Mr. E. C. Moorhouse, bar- also in British Uumbia and the
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I J �,;!�, Brown, from where the funeral took a deUghtful time. Zurich players ckd not do as well as brought about byh;is extreme age and
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, I- . go. Martin, was almost matches. The interest was iwell, kept of some twelitSP�,',f ' j -and being fav-
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� . � . .we and kind nother are her bereav- around noon. When the cream truck UY.O. Convention.—Qnite a large- a partner in lif% _ 6-A& sior4 tuckeremit�, has lmio 2eeVirax- -was standibg-JTr.X,t#F,
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