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Helen Walker, 914; Ruby Pfag, 182. homes in Kitch , pok';Ot. Xqutreal; reeltaMon, Mrs. 1, �; .'�`.� ',,,�,_ , 1';�`-,� -� :k _'I � 11 I 1 .. - " ... .
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4 Starin Damage. -About 9 o'clock is confined to the house through a . , , -loci] I . 'trupieutal Messrs. plate line of �� � 1 4`� � �v:, �. #, �., , "';.." ;�i!_;Z. I,.: , - I , . . I .". -1 . . . I I . . .
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I violent thunder storm. accompa 1, 'Society, under -140 .. . I � m ppssmo!�, violin . SP , 11. ...
IV" .. nied by Hillebrecht and Mrs. Geo. Rickin-pler, � . , 1. - � iM _q I I 'L , , .1
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.. ord Britton, who a terrific wind from the west, struck Jr., are visiting friends and relatives p ces b geh, 4# . k M Thomas Sher- . "" . 1, - .1", " " �, I I
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. , Cliff -a trail of dam- in Detroit. -Mr. Francis Seherborth, Hensa - is a real tr*0 riuT - . corm We have saectea. *or " I, * �4"_cm ,� lz,�',.�,,�. .,
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I ke. Probably the heav- Principal of the public school at Ross- do na m%js I fj#yqr result that, you'R � . ,� �1, ..
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�. . I.. * t loser was Mr. Warren Schilbe on more, Out, is spending . progra:mure equ � - " ";., . - . I
. kl; 8. Lorne Dale, of Stratkord I . .1 ,On accouot otl. iftess and absence in a Sbh,00l Sho@. Put our School'87ibes'tothe ust. ..'14 I wkt�';:-, .
11 . over th4holiday at the the second concession, whose barn was holidays under the parental rogf.- 1. . , - . .1 , "..
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16 ''I m le forniees parents, MT. completely wrecked and his driving Roy McP. Miller and Roy Dallner are . .
N, shed blown off the foundation. With spending the Easter holidays at their —___,__________________--t1, ziumb6r whiiiiii called for an encore, Boys School Shoes ,of Box Ki� Leather on 4 m um 140f_�t . �,
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� , � of the help of his neighbors, who quick- respective homes at Rodney and Seb- .was �brougbt to a close by the sInging with solid leather insoles and rubber bwls , go 11'. "Is fer't., �, 1. ,� * ! ,*% - ,
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, .,,, , � ost daughter of 4r. and Mrs. John Fisher $2.45. Sizes I to 5, for $2.95. 1 . . . .1 . . � " . !�,-: .
. [a ly gatheTed, Mr. Schilbe succeeded in ringvdlle. ,of the National Anthem, accompanied I . . . 1. .
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S. `.� farmei . of Hensall',W Boys' School Shoes of Box Kip Leather on a Visa. 1: a last'� - - - I
a 13 --I P � a13 united in marriage to by essm. J. Passmore and Fred' � . .
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raising the barn. oGr an e -8
the live stock, which escaped injury,
ELIMVILLE
Mr. D. Lorne Thompson, of Toronto,
Hess on 'their musical instrumentz,
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a and rubber -heels. Sizes 1.1, 12, 18, for - 01z .... . I
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� wlers,.-Mr. Leo Stephenson has
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Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Horne
the Rev. Captain A. D. Robb perforra-
Ing the ceremony. The bride was
a nd a vote of thanks tendered by the
President, Mr."Rathan Peck. The at-
I to 5, for $3.25, 1 .
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Boys' Oxfordo in Gunmetal oolf and Tan* calf leathers made -on. I .
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contracted to draw cream for the
were killed. All, the buildings were
11 built in excellent condition,
visited in London one day last week.
charmingly g9wni'ad in rose color with
tendiance, owing to various causes, in-
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eels. .,SL- 1 to -5, .'
the new Balloon toe with,fancy eyelets, rubber h, , v,s. I .
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United Farmers' Co-operative Cream-
ery, 0 f WIng1rain, this summer. -Mrs.
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so that Mr. Schilbe's loss will he
-Mr. Walter Johns, of Lomd,on, is
spending the Easter -vacation at his
pearl trimint'U'it and wore a hat to
m,t,h. Mr. ,and Mrs. Thompson will
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eluding a showery evening, was n*)t
large% as thi fine programme iner-
for $3.95. - . I
Girls' Oxfords and Ties in Gunnietal Calf and Tan calf leath6rs 1.
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Stewart, -of Seaforth, is convalescin 9
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heavy as he carried no wind insux-
Mr. William Archibald's barn
parent's home. -Mr. Chairles Johns
reside in Toronto.
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ited. ,Wlss Eleanor Fisher, organist
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in sizes 11 to 2, for $2.9$'to $1.25.
i I i 11 to 21
Patent Strap Slippers, new Spring styles. Sizes
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cat"the hom.6 of her daughter, Mrs.
ance.
on the 5bh concession had the roof
has been confined to his W with
for -the week. -The box
Easter Visitap. - Quite a large
holidays her�
of the Uzuted Church, was, accompan-
.Girls'
for $1.95 and UP. I
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Itoy Lawson.
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blown off and a large tree was
sciatica past
social held by the Y. B. League has
number spent Easter
arid among whorn were Miss Flor�
ist on the piano.
Briefs. � - taster services. in our
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blown across the road -between the
farms of Messrs. Win. Flannery and
been postponed until Friday eveluing
Once Cudmore, of Toronto; Miss Edith
three churches were very largely at-
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Noties.-A. gloom was east over the
Whn. Nigh, which blocked -the s econd
of this week. Ladies please come and
bring box—Mr. and Mrs. Clarisa
McEwen, of Kitchener; Mr. William.
Miss Elva
tended. The fine diso6urses and ex-
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village when the news spread about
concession. Among other who suf-
-were
your
Snell and family visited in London
Reynolds, of T-Monburg;
Bolton, of Kitchener; Mr. James Tapp
cellent music marked fine ability both
in speech and song, and in all �he
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the death of little George McFarlane,
IQ of age, eldest son 'of Mr.
fered more ,or less damage
Messrs. J. D. Gemmell, David Gem-
last'Sunday. Mrs. Snell and children
and Mr. Laird Joynt, of London, Fer-
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chu es splendid solos, duets, an-
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and Mrs. David McFarlane, who was
mell, James Love, Roger Rite, Peter
are r,emaining for a few days with
relatives. -The weather has been very
ris Ca,ntelon, of Onandago; Mrs. - D.
Ferguson, of Toronto; Mrs. J. E.
thems land quartettes were exceed-
ingly well rendered, the number be-
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accidently killed on Monday. He and
The storm
Simpson and James Love. .
favorable for seeding and quite a few
Sh,rtt, of Windsor; Mrs. (Dr.) B.
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his little brother, John, were on the
when the horses ran away, kill-
only lasted a few minutes, but it was
long enough.
have finished in this vicinity -Miss
Ampbell, of Toronto, also Mr. G�orge
ing so many
make special mention of them other
TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
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ing George instantly and seriously in-
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Elva Horne is visiting in St. Thornas
this wh&ek.-Misses Hall and Baynes
Mervyn Brown, Of Toronto; Mrs. E.
McHarg, of London; Mr. and Mrs.
than in a general way. The attend-
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Juring John, who had to have several
stitches put in to close -his wounds.
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Notes. -The annual meeting of the
visited at Mr. Will Elford's during
the week past. -Mr. A. C. Whitlock,
Lloyd Davis, of Toronto; Mr- and
Mrs. Garnet 'Smallacomhe and daugh-
viees�The relatives and friends of
Mr. and Mi& Robert J. Paterson are
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H,6 is in a very serious condition.
deepest out t,)
Staffs, Women's Institute will be held
Misses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock, of
ter, of Guelph; Mr. George Moore, of
much pleased to learn, that Master
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Our sympathy goes
his brothers and sisters, who
in the hall on April 27th. As we will
full
St. Th omas, were week end visitors
Meaford; several sons of Reeve Gei-
Ray, who has been in the Seaforth
-Hospital
it is hoped that treatment way remove home of Mr. and Mrs. George Browlik.
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parents,
are left to mourn the loss of -a loving
have the election Of officers, a
attendance is requested. -Miss Belle
in this vicinity. -Messrs. Wellingtoii
Bell and R. Stephen, of Detroit, vis-
ger and members of their families,
from London, Waterloo and Bridge-
for several weeks, from a
serious operation for apperiddeitie, is
the necessityl for an operation, which Mrs. Wilson's parents, of this villagp-
will be very fortunate for Mr. Dav-is -Miss Jessie Buchanan spent a week
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son and brother. -Mrs. Hawkins, of
Dretroit, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
McLellan, of Carlile, is holidaying at
Mrs. Ivan Hill,
ited with relatives over Sunday.-
port and elsewhere; the Misses Jean
now considered out of danger and
as he is a very busy -man, connected end in London with relatives. -Mrs.
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C. Bennett. -MTs. Davidson, of Sea-
homet.-Mr. and of
Waterford, are visiting with Mr. and
Miss Myrtle Johns, who underwent
an operation recently in London, re-
and Helen Elder, of London, also bro-
,ther John.
gradual-ly improving very nicely.-
The Sacrament of the Lord's SUPPO�r
with the Hensall Manufacturing Co.- Robt. McArthur and granddaughter.
Among the Easter holiday visitors Miss Grace Manson, were also in Lon-
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forth, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Little, this week. -Miss Velma
Mrs. James Hill. -Mr. and Mrs. F.
turned home on Saturday accompan-
Successful Play. -We have been
will be observed in the United church
were Miss Hazel Coxworth, teacher don. -Miss Nellie Carmichael spent
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H-aist spent the week end with friends
Crone, of London, are visiting with
Rev. and Mrs. Jones. -Mr. and 'Mrs.
ied by ,her sister, Miss Lorena, who
to Toronto on Sunday. -Miss
asked to make mention of the fine
on Sunday, April 25th, at the morn-
of Staples, and Miss Forrest, of the Friday in Exeter. -Mrs. And. Dou-
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in Toronto. -Mr. William Mont,gom-
Capel Templeman and Betty, of De-
returned
Mina Cornish, of Bayfield, visited at
play held in the ,sister village Of
Chiselbui-st on Wednesday evening of
ing service. -Mr. and Mrs. L. Hedden
spent the week end with relatives in
Parr Line, who is teaching at Exeter. gall and Miss Cassie spent the holi-
-Mrs. Witney, of Milverton, and day in Monkton.-Mrs. Wes. Calwell
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ery, of Windsor, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
troit, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Templeman. - Mr.
the home of her parents over the
Mrs. Ed. Johns
last week, entitled "The Youbg Vil-
St. Cathaiines.-Quite a number o
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members of her family, accompanied and daughter, of London, spent the
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Montgomery. -Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
and Mi,. Fred Harburn, of Buffalo,
week end. -Mr. and
visited in Mitchell last Sunday. -Mr.
l,g, Doctor," and in which several of
our villagers took part in the way of
our villagers report that they have
their gardens all in. 'Mr. E. F.
by her sister from Belleville, Miss week end here as did also Rev. Arch-
Redmond, and a friend motored here Deacon Doherty, wife and daughter�
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Smith, of Toronto, spent the week
tend with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith.
are renewing old acquaintances. -Rev.
j C Jones was in Sarnia a couple
and Mrs. Alden Jon -es, of London, vis-
ited Mr. Mrs. Harry Johns lasL
giving song numbers between the
Jackson motored to Detroit during
on Monday afternoon last, to renew -Miss Annie Gilchrist, of London,
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-The dance to be held in the -hall on
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of days this week. -Miss Doris Rem-
and
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Slinday.-Mr. Win. M. Henderson, or
acts, namely Mrs. L. Hedden and
.Miss Gladys LuR-r, the first men-
the past week to visit a relative whO
is very seriously ill. -We regret to
acquaintances in our village and vi- spent the week end here. - Mfs.
cinity.-We are sorry to learn that Palmer and son, Roy, spent Easter
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-Monday night by the Orangemen, was
4r
on account of the death 0 ,
nant, of Woodstock, spent the weel,-
Mr. Mrs. H. Leslie.-
Detroit, visited his sister, Mrs, M-
tioned in. songs aud the latter as ac-
state that Mr. G. W. Davis, of the
Mr. Samuel Dougall, on the London with her son in Windsor. -Miss Mary
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postponed
-little George McFarlane. - Mrs. F.
end with and
Misses Jennie and Marguerite Sillery,
O'R,illy, Easter Sunday. -Miss May
Jones, of London, visited her cousin,
companist on the piano, as well as
rendering an instrumental. There
Hensell Manufacturing Co. was tak-
en quite seriously ill on Monday af-
Road a couple of miles south of our Buchanan, of Niagara Falls, visited
villa�e, was taken quite ill on Wed- her here. -Miss Ruth Green,
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Bullard and Betty spent -the week end
an Wingliarri.-Mr. William Hart, of
of Stratford, are spending the holi-
days the roof. -Miss
Mrs. Nelson Coultis, over the week
is
was a very good atLeridance with Rev.
ternoon last and in the early even-
parents
nesday and was taken to Seaforth of London, is spending Easter holi-
. .,�i� .
Toronto, called on friends in the'vil-
io-rider parental
E�,a Vernner, of Stratford, is holi-
,nd.-The following poem one writ-
ten by Mr. Walter Johns, a clevor
A. Sinclair, pastor of the church, act-
'as
Ing hours bad to be taken to one -0 f
Hospital, where be may have to un- days with her sister, Mrs. William
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itage on Good Friday. -Miss Edna
daying with her grandparents, Mr-
young student of Western University,
ing chairman, and the play was
well carried out by the young people
the London hospitals for an expected
operation. -Mr. A. W. E. Hemphill i9
dergo an Operation, but of which we Fairbairn. -Easter visitors over the
are not certain at date of writing- week Qnd at Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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Campbell, of Berimiller, is spending
her holidays under the parental roof.
aii� Mrs. Archie Miller. -Miss Vera
Hambley is clerking in J. A. Sadler's
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Job,,:
of Chi&elhurst. The following is the
having some dmprovements and
Mr. Orville Smith, who was operated Wolfe's were: Mr. and Mrs. John
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-Miss. Minnie Wheatley is spending
store. -Our students, Miss Marzette
Spring.
cast of characters: Dr. Young, G.
,
D. Cudmore; Jane Crane, V. E. Bol-
changes made in the front part of his
premises, preliminary to building a
on in the Seaforth Hospital a couple H-aggit, of Detroit, and little son and
of weeks ago, for appendicitis, is mak- daughter; Mr. and Mrs, S. Taylor
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her Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mm Thomas Wheatley. -Mr.
Hun Colqu
Sadler, Stratford; Miss Ma -
houn, Messrs. Harold Colquhoun, Ho-
Well, Spring is with us again,
And the spell of its comin
ton; Mrs. lCrane, il. E. Millar; Mrs.
garage at the rear part of his lot�
'hedge
Ing a rapid improvement and his rel- and young son, Gordon, of Lucknow;
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and Mrs. Andrew Robinson and Mr.
ward Leary, Clarence Norris, of Mit-
under 9
The world becomes free from i ts
Frost, H. L. Robbins; Miss Knowing,
A. L. Wren; Belinda Clinger, L. P.
and has cut down the fine On
the east part of his lot in order to
atives and friends hope very shortly Mrs. Eppie Garrick and daughter, of
to see him on the farm again on the Goderich; Mr. Cecil Rhine, of Gode-
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and Mrs. Sal Shannon, of Harlock,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
chell, and Mr. Harold O'Brien, of
Western University, are visiting at
bondage,
And from the long of
Harris; Doctor Brown, C'. S. Horton','
make a good apprOach to his garage.
Parr Line. -Mr. and Mrs. Alexander rich, and Mr. Peter Stanyer, of De -
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Little.
their different homes. -Mr. and Mrs.
wakes sleep
Mr. Brooks, J. A. Tremeer; Solomon
-Mr. George Hudson is preparing to
Smith were visited by members of troit.-Mr.- slid Mrs. Jas. Patterson
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Andrew McLellan and fam"y spent
winter.
A111 the world is a -singing,
N"seacre, T. A. Tremeer- Mr. Simon
Grabbe, R. W. Parker; 'Mrs. Simon
make improvements to his verandah
,immediately west of Petty's brick
their family during the Easter holl- accompanded by, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
days. -Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, of Hudson, spent the week end with rel-
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Notes. -The Altar Society gave a
Sunday with the former's father in
Tuckersmith.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
For robins are up from the south land,
And wheeling and twit-
Grabbe, M. Brintnell; Widow Ware,
block. -Miss Florence Welsh, of Lon-
'holidays
Stratford, spent the week end at the ati ves and friends in Detroit.
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social evening in the hall last Monday
Treffry and daughters, of London,
swallows are
tering
Hilde Robbins; Mr. Lovejoy, T. L.
Horton; Mr. Brief, C, J, Harris; Mrs.
don, spent Easter with her
and on Sunday evening last
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might which was attended by old and
,s;perit -the week end with Mr. and
Throu-1, a skv at is mellow with
d, Aff V TUT111 I . rr r? M
parents
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young. The holiday visitors have re-
Mrs. F. O'Brien. -Mr. and Mrs. Os-
sunshine.
roan, . . ai ; om ra -, .
R. Cudmore.
rendered very n ce y a so o n
United Church --Our villagers are
newed many of their friendships.
car Reed and Miss Marzette Sadler
Flowers will soon bloom in the wood-
The Late Donald- Grassick.-Donald
busily engaged in looking after their
Kneclitel's Fun Gallore Orchestra
were in London Saturday. -Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Harburn, Alberta, ba"
land
Grasaick, one of the pioneers of -Stan-
lawns and flower beds and getting in
rendered splendid music. Many from
of
And s;;�eten the air with their fra-
ley Township, died here on Thursday,
garden stuff. -The entertainment giv-
the Classic City attended. We hope
returned after spending several
grance,
April 14th, after a brief illness.
en in our town hall on Thursday eve -
to have their presence again at our
months with Mr. Harburn's sister,
Filling the soul with delight
Though he bad been failing for over
ning, April 14tb, by the Egniondville
social evenings. -Mrs. Patrick Rowl-
Mrs. H. Templeman.
And rising like incense to Heavem.
two --years, he .seemed- little wo-'
United Church choir, under the auq-
and received a shower for her twin
Haugh and the study book was read
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So cease, my heart, from thy pining;
than usual until a few days before
pices of the Hensall church choir, was
babes on Wednesday aft,ernoo,n ifi the
BRUCEFIELD
Why art thou weary and troubled?
his death. Mr. Grassick was born
well attended and the fine entertain -
parish hall. -Miss Agri" Curtin is to
Prize List Correction. -Mr. Alex.
Laugh with the world and he happy;
in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, in 1842.
ment put on was very much enjoyed
be married to a Detroit gentleman
Wright was the winner of first Prize
Rejoice at the coming of Spring.
He arrived in Canada. when fourteen
and showed fine talent on the part of
this month. -Last Friday afternoon
arid sweepstakes in the agricultural,
-Walter Hugh Johns.
years of age and from that time on
the Egmondville young people. Rev.
Mr. John Reid, contractor, was driv-
class at the Clinton Spring Fair and
by a vote of 65 for and 11 against-
The Police Trustees now have
he resided on the same farm on the
Mr. McDonald, pastor of the Egmond-
ing south to Dublin and failing to
not Mr. D. Fotheringham, as given
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second concession of Stanley until his
I %�ille church, accompanied the choir
stop at the highway, collided with
-it week.
in the prize list Ia,
Bible Society. annual meet-
retirement twenty years. ago -when li��
and addressed the audience for a few
Mr. Martin's car, from Wroxeter.
Easter Visritors.-Mr. T. Mustard
-The
ing the local branch of Western
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came to Hensall. Mr. Grassick wai
� minutes as did also Rev. X. Sinclair,
Miss Martin was slightly injured.-
and Rev. C. Mustard, of Toronto; Mr.
of
Ontario Bible Society was held in toc
an earnest and diligent worker in tho'
of our village. The following is the
Mr. E. M. McGrath, Manager of the
' Standard Bank, St. Clements, Ont.,
L. Boyce, of London; Mr. J. Mclntosn,
Evangelical churich last Sunday even-
Presbyterian church. For several
programme given, every number of
visited at his old home in McKillop
of Toronto; Mis5 E. McDonald and
Mi— E Mcrowan
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ing. Rev. J. Garbutt, Field Secre-
years he was superintendent of the
which was well rendered and great -
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recently and with his brothers, W. M. S. -A most interesting meii-t- tary, of London, gave an interesting S,1ey branch owbuath scitool. Un ly enjoyed: Opening c orus, c .
Messrs. Joseph and Patrick McGrath, irrg of the Women's Missionary So- activities of coming to Hensall he became an cr.- Blue Bells of Scotland"; chorus, "Bar- .
the Societv The tre uror's r&nort thusiastic lawn howler and obtained bara Allen"; reading, Miss Jean
of the village. -Many Easter visitors
ciety was held on Wednesday, Apr�l
.
showed that $43 had been collected
much pleasure and recreation frofn
Smith; solo, Miss Bernice Joynt; duet,
were here during the we(�k_ Among
13th, when Mrs. (Rev.) W. A- Brem-
locally for the work and remitted.
the game. fie is survived by his
"A.B.C." by Miss G. Casentieri and
them v,p.re Messrs. Joseph Moylan, of
ner, the new president, presid,ed. Thf,
The officers appointed for the year
widow, two son.;, James, of Exeter,
Mr. G. Holgate; reading, Miss Vera
Toronto University; John McConnell,
mpeting. was opened by singing hymn,
are: Pres., Miss Lydia Faust; Vice-
and Donald C., of North Bay, and by
IfucTson; solo, Miss Jeanette Finni-
Joseph Feeney, of Western Univers-
"BrPath on Me, Breath of God," and
Prei., Ministers of Evangelical, Luth-
two daughters, Mrs. George Walker,
gan; song, "Caller Herrin"; reading,
ity, London; James and Lyall Jordan.
prnyer by the president. The ScriP-
eran and Mennonite churches; See.-
of ffensall, and Mrs. D. Ferguson, of
Mrs. B. Johnson; solo, Miss G. Casen-
Toronto; Jame-, O'Connor, Dvtroit;
� ttire reading was read by Mrs- C-
Tre2S., A. F. Hess; Advisory Com.,
Toronto. The funeral which was
tieri; chorus, "Sweet and Low"; song,
.1 Miss Jean McConnell and Miss Annai
:, Dalton, Detroit; Mi." Esther Ryan,
Haugh and the study book was read
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Mrs. L. Prang, Mr. C. L. Smith and
largely attend, was held on Saturday,
"Assampekoe"; chorus, "Volga Boat-
by M�;. J. Johnston. Special prayer
,Mr. David Gingerich.
April 16th, to Baird's cemetery. The
man's Song"; trial scene from "The
, I Windsor; Miss GeTaldine Meagher,
'was offered by four of the members
Notes. -Last Saturday the rate-
service was conducted by R-ev. J. Me-
Merchant of Venice"; chorus, "John '
Toronto. -Miss Jeanie McIver, of
for our missionaries in India and in-
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payers of Dashwood carried a by-lsw
Ilroy, of the Presbyterian church her,-.
Peel"; "God Save the King". -Rev,
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teresting reports were read by thp
to provide for better fire protection
Died In St. Catharines. -A very sad
Mi. Mcllroy, pastor of Carmr�l Preq-
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frwers. rMe treasurer's report wps;
-�stvratifying
by a vote of 65 for and 11 against-
The Police Trustees now have
death occurrM in St. Catharines this
byterian church, spent the w:-ek at
;,., of
one as the offerings
- power
w"k when Mr. Gporge Hedden, form-
his home in Toronto, but expects to
, -ovely Eas-
;�.' McDermott-11yan.-A I
inted to $44 over the allocation;
to spend $1,650.00 on equipment and
erly of Hensall, passed away Tuesday
take services on the coming Sunday.
'.. ter wedding was solemnized on Easter
g:�6q was sent to the Presbyterial
.
'ffelpers
.9 water supply. -Mr. Chas. Fritz is
the annual conference of
morning of this week, following a
- Very large shipments of onion3 have
� , Monday when Mr. William McDer-
, I or the late
Treasurer. The Associait-
attending
the Evangelical church, being held at
few days of illn"s and severe suf-
been made by our firms during 1he
I inott, youngest son
� Timothy McDermott. was marri�ed to
contHbuted.tbe sum of $42. The Mia-
sion Rand also exceeded their alloca-
Sebringvdll,e this week as a delegate.
fering. Mr. Hedden was working last
week, taking sick on Wednesday, and
past week. -The Mission Band held
their meeting in the basement of the
; . Miss Catherine Ryan, second daugh-
tion. They contributed $Q. iThe
from the local church. -Mr. T. R. Pat-
C.E., Goderich,
medical attention was given him and
United Church on Tuesday afternoon
ter of the late Mr and Mrs Patrick
r� A u 'i, A -9 41- T
terson, of was survey-
Ir I_: 1. nlu �:
. . an as e_ c-I'Dse - ing the village on Monday for the pur- everything done that could possibly 0 u s wee . e mee ng was op-
. I Ryan. Rev. Father O'Ddrowski, P.P, iors and Seniors. The Seniors have pose of preparing a report and plans be done, but he passed away a few ened with a hymn, after which Mae —_ -
1, officiated at the ceremony and sang now been organized into a circle cal!- to provide better drainage facilities- hours following an operation per- Kennin read a prayer, followed by - __
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r -the nuptial mass. Mr. Jorseph Ryan ed the Marion Oliver Mission Circle: Messrs. H. Mousseau and Ivan Yung- formed upon him Monday evening, the Pture lesson read by M. Scru-
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: , gave his sister in marriage. Miss Leader, Mr. J. Addison; President, blut were in Detroit on Monday and in an effort to save him life. Mr. and ton. The following excellent program
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- Beale playedOtbe wedding music- Miss H. Haugh. Miss Oliver was n brought Over two new Essex autos- Mrs. Hedden recrently moved to St. was given: Solo, Kathrym, Drysdale;
, Mi" Mary Ryan, of Toronto, was sister of Mrs. J. Hamilton, of Gode- Mr. George Hess has torn down the Catharines from Exeter and much reading, Olive Brock; duet,, Gladys Our Shoes are,
Passmore and Grace Brock; instru- -
. brid,esmaid. Both bride and brides- rich, and was one of the first medical north part of his lumber shed and is sympathy Is expressed for Mrs. Red- mental, Olive. Brock; reading, Marion - � ".
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I.` maid. carried pale pink carnations- missionaries sent by the W.F.M.S. to building a garage outof the material den as she recently lost -her only is He Donnell. Following the progranime, - I of the Town-
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I . i crepe with ""- McKay: ib8trumlental, Ml*ed Me -
1, Their gowns were sand India in 1886. The delegates appoint- on hib dwelling property. -Many ,of ter, Mrs. Frank Case, of that city. The Ta
, . bats to match. The bride's gown was ed to attend the Presbyterial to be the farmers have finished seeding and leaves to mourn his loss, hi's bereaved tointe8ts and musical chairs were _. .1. -
I a paler shadle than that of the brides- held in the United Church, Goderich, are busy preparing -land forbeans And wife, ten sons and one dau hter, Earl
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, airisid. Mr. F. Kennedy, a. riephew, on April 28th, are Mrs. (Rev.) W. A. other hoe crops. -Some' of the "i'my of Scranton, Pa.; Lee And Vern, played, after which lunch was served. Our large range of exclusive styles in ladies' high grade. Foot- '
�Nl, Of -4Mr. Carl Passmore, of Detroit, was wear surpass by far anything we have shown prevlously� andwe offer
,�'�-;'. - 'W" groomsman. Bremner, Mrs. C. Haugh and Mrs. J. visitoals hLwre over the Easter holidays Herisall; William, Uoy4, Frank, Har- home for a few days this week, visit- .
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��' . - McQueen. The meeting closed with were: Mr. and Mrs. Lemis Calfas. . you the same servii,ce in fitting you properly as they do in thor -eitir,
1,,,4,;�, old, Ruth, Herbert, Orville and Rus- Ing at his ho eeding to The very newest styles are here in s narrow as
N il TUCKERSMITH prayer by Mrs. W. Dow. Kitchener: Mr. and Mrs. Wkn. Dpm- sell, of SL lCatharifts- five brothers, Pon. ,the diff ereut widths, '
,I, art Kitchener; Mr. mid Mrs. F Wes- t tiae, Michigan, where he has se- a
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ne Thomms, of Bra "A" width, to as Wide as "BE" and all Made over "'Co6NWatioft Pit-
, elo-ii, Miss Ulliarn Wesoloh and Mr. � * - ,osition,-Miss Kathryn
K, � West End, Notes. -Seeding wi ntftd--',VJlIiarri, of cured a good p �
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,�. 1� . . . . noarly .finished here this week. -Mrs. BRODRAGEN and Mrs. G. Gettus and Messrs. F. a'nd lorystal City, Sauhtdll, of London; McKay, of Toronto, iind cousin, Miss ting Lasts." Have you had your Ooes fitted aecordinr to tha Iftong-
11 1�� . . A4'Uathesou spent the week end -in The Storm�A severe electrical and W. Siebert, all of Detroit; Mr. and Russel, of Exeter; .Alonzo, of Credi- D. McKenzie,' a -Igo of Toronto, are urement of your feet? 18hould you wear "All width oi �110,11 *Idth'
RV, and Mrs. Fletcher windstorm passed over this district Mrs. L. Klopp Waterloo; Mr. and ton, and One sister, KV9. Milton Bisset here spending u few holidays with or "E E"? Or what'�width dV, you require? If not you h4v6, no idea
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. ,�.�., 1, i0ilsend motored to London on, considerable damage was done by the J. T*ewthick, Brinsley; Mr. and Mrs. in 40rediton and was hi his 49th,year. -As will be seen by ad. in this issue "KENT" -An exclusive Gore Pump, Inipal*nt leather, with.dull calf
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I V, ,�P� �! I rloli: tdav- Robert Gitibings, .-of high wind which in places almost E. W. Stosikopf, KitclieveT; Mr. Clay- The funeral was b4d, from his late Mr. Robeft M. Bell, a little vvest of overlay and a dainty silver buckle, covered Cuban heel's
%',�-,�", lk�.,, ,�.a��-Mr- at ................ . ... $700
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'g, 011� I? spent the week end with his itriount6d. to the proportions of a ton Hoffman, Galt. -Mr. and Mrs: Jo% resioltnee, 84 NiagaTa, $It;, on Thurs- our village,'is renting �5ne of Ids fine ..... I
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C�,� ,,.�..:.,:_ ': - , -dull calf witsp effect over the gore, covered spike bee] ' . *1144 -
1, "�.�. 61 .. Ifel,oft-The following is and barn doers blown off, the most former's parents, r. and Mrs. Sohn Pleasant Cemeter$��:-4moug those always -makes the very beat pasitiiie I, I 6. .
Yfl'A.'" [ -ribor'�,of!,Sehool Section No. serious viiisfortune befalling Mr. Gallman, of the village -Mrs. (Dr.) who attended the f4fi,dral from a lands�Quite a h I RYRIPP-A Paris type -ofie-stft--p Slipper in pataft. Idather tke �%, - �
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I � , _003" j W-Margaiet 'trdad- sion of the township of Logan. M,. friends there for a few days this week. Ffeddet, Exeter; AU UL ore conservative type"gTipper'in either pa
111 P . , Ito, Crediton ; evening last,biA very fortimsUly. we ,.
. t , R. ext Thompson, 75%. Jr. Nicholson's larp bank barn and straw . ' I . Samuel, London - Lieb''a,fid -Vern, of have .no damage to report in the vil- or kid leatb6r. Genuine Goodyear welt; Cuban beels,
: "ili�4� 6woot 78%, Elizabeth shed, prActically new, we're comp%te- HEN8ALL 1*118all. varl, Of, 9614to' P Mr. Jage, but we regret to feain t . $&OF ,
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I I . ... . . 49 Tres , TO; ly demolished, about one-half of the �p Daft , and.. Rbehamel, of Portv- -*Oft, and - a the country the force of the,,. storm
t My , WK�. I Patronize _ ", " $550
I "i . , Weeldr Newsbapeft at So H4110611' P496 uumber 'of relativew,',fie6it Brantiotol. was much gr4ater slid did more dam- -the sides; ,covered Cubrin neels
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