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SEAFORTH COLLEd�ATE W- BeK at VIX"11--Aft Tuesday eve- Revellers, Club, hgve met together in I I I I �a�� 7.,,�.,Ik ,
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J 1k, EXAMENAT�ONS at ,a raiscelaneous showar for Miss tiOu Of YOUX friendship' as membogs .. 11", 1110 0��014Z'l ,'lQ"
I I P The" results of the mid-termo. emam. Pearl Douglak IbAd-.) plect lof ths amd loyalty as ne�shbors. We often ��
. Inations held the latter part � *9 Febru- month- � Ulss Janet AikMhe&d enter, fall to realize &�ad to value the friend-
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. ary, are� given below. The g. - Miss abip and devotion of lives -which &Top A I �, , _9" M7 . gIng "Olza. ;;;: � I 'IV' , ,
mAM62 'n Doreen Farquhar is spending a few spending ems,Iv,es a , .... .. M�..
each group appear in order of merit. th mongst us un- , I , " 1, '�!'M,, ,:,
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� 11111 ik� days, at her home here.-Dziss Gladys til' they are I wal-y. 1he ,pallbearers we Messrs. 1,old by tlya proprietor AXO`hol�- 9 t - - I., le i'll,4 q l�tp' �4.11 '11, I I
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I , 15t Class -'& from 75 UP; 2nd Class Ad4son,, nurse-in-tkainiiig,- o - t erefore, I . . . 5 , 7, ';'�� il �,A,�,,,,,Ikp, '.
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from .66 to '74%. f M 31 feel that we camwt let this 0. . �, William and- James Love, '�Viltaw never yet received a complaint agabust �-gqerq no iE 1� . i''
and Jame. Jarrot', William Consitt any article sold, Xr. �� I ",-, ?.11�
W *Class from 60 lia, is visiting at the home Of her opportunity pass�. %�thojat in 11�,Om,sl J � L, V,10 "I'. 1._.
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. Y. P. S. -,The, regular meeting of which will n or be forgotten. . is felt for the bereaved xodAa�_ajja Ki-s---o�le-;�a-n--U,f-fa�c"t-uring plant and in� rP714.,_- __ Cn_`-'qi�-�m, . ,. X j��i �WAi; -_,
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. entst or gu rolian of every pupil. The the Y. P. S. was -hold In the basement we ask You to accept the,E�p chairs for . z cement tile. Ev -,��1�,,�,,�i"'O"�i,.". ,
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ton, a brother of the late Mr. Wal- has also been appointed general agent '( 11, " ;, � i�.i'
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parent or guardian -some estimate of ker, attended thie funeral. . 14'.
'I, Mr. Jesse Free- for Hiss Been, -not for its intrinsic � l�l � 11 � 0& �� ��
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9 t . ning, Mhreh 18th. , for Huron and Perth for fertilizers ,; ,�'i, "
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'IN $. ithe student's work at school. If the man presided. T4,e meeting was op- value, but for Our good will and beat Y. P. L -The Young People's ond Niagara Lime, and intends giving I ".11"'i, -11
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k _ student's standing is not satisfacto League held their St. Patrick's social all his attention to this wor& He has .. 'Ii..,'i",�
,� � - ry'ened by a few moments of silent wishes which accompany you to your U*� . 1�1 . "; -1 i,.�
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pruYer. The gening hymn was new 'home. Signed on -behalf of the . . on Monday night, quite a large crowd leased lot 9 on the 5th concession tA) , I .11, � i, ��,:,,� - �
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_� in the Morning," The Scrip- Club, neighbors and friends. 0 e ' v i 1i I i � ,; ,;"' ,�`! "
at once. The Principaf should -be the programme with a sing -song, ac- working for him for the past fourteen for over. a yeavlq#b . ..'.. ,�i, ;p
I 1011- ture reading was found in Hatt. 13, W. M. S�The regular meeting of NOW. �. 1.1, ,, , -
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sulted if there is need for 'nfOrma- Th�e hymn, 6�0 Maste I il companied by Miss Jean Xvison at years. . X)JOU* i .. I
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. tion or advice as regards the stud- With Thee" was sung. Wiss,Dorothy sionary Society and Ladies' Aid of i rgan. This was followed by a Obituary. -Mr. John McLean, 4,Riv- of her tonsils t. I � � ....
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ant's work. No MUFF& S(ONS Mr. W. Carlile, accompamied erside Farm," Tuckersmith, answer- 14st. Urs. Jacobi .� L,
Broadfoot and Mr. Jesse Freeman had Duff's Church, was held at the home '.1 Y . I., -1 11,
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I �_,) entence prayers. The business per- of M by Miss G. Stephenson. Rev. Peon- ed the great call and passed away 6c -al aild is in a I .�. ;_1 , I . ..� 4 �4�4
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iod was conducted by Miss Janet Aik- 12th. A -number of people were dis- F . I a F, ��. _1,i�,�!§,',g,
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E. Drover, W. Kruse. enhead. Mr. Jesse Freeman and appointed in not being able to at- Jeffries, a Young IzVyer from thelmaimer. A solo by Miss Martha his seventieth year. Mr. McLean was I .. I I I 1.� " I "'.1
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<Mass H -C. O'Leary, E. Chapman, Akx. Addison gave a report of the tend due to the bad conditions of the North, Harold Scotchmer; Jim 97nal-ICarlile, "The Dear Little Shamrock;" the only son of the late Mrs 1. '' ,
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i class 111-H. Somerville, B. Ed- hymn, "The Son of God. goes forth president, Mrs. Daly conducted the Jose Do Palmero, a -Creole Ren . Pa * er which contests and Widow McLean, of "The Riverside KI?PEN. � I " �: . P`,.�
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The meeting was devotional exercises. The missionary Don MeMenzie; Major Waslongton' rl formed the second part of the Farm," her husband having predeceas- Zl--' -d : �',"I�' �Ii.
gar, H. Selater, R. Hugill, F. Dundas, t, War" was sung. egade,: t' ck, aft
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Ephraim, the'sisting of tomato soup and cake, pie young. John was born and lived all - t 'd eater to zomw ,��,�:��, 11
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A. McLeod, D. Adams, R. Shilien, G. , __��� Esther Dorrance and, Mrs. Gordon. Colonel's Major Donoia, Murray Grain- and ice cream. The social was clos- his life on the ea tiful hom t ad, ' Ia 0 r om ro to, !VOU ,r: ;i�,
C. McNay. closed by repeating the Mizpah Bene- prayer was given by Mrs. C. Hender- Jefferson Lee, a Southerner Of the old - programme. Lunch was served, con- ed her when the family were very j .... � I'ved home fr To u
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I , diction. son, and readings were given by school, James Stirling; = � "
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, rest, K. Rutledge, IDUBIEN for first coat Plasterhig or va.tchbig befow, ;: � 1_' ,,
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I � H. Rankin M. The meeting closed with the Lord's ger; Mr. Ward, lsolicitor for St. Ives, ed by singing the National Anthem. farm, where the family first settled Papering. Also cetnenk tath, hudmted 14me I I � 0111`
, . Successful Play. -A splendid play, prayer, after which a dainty lunch Williani G. Rae- Claire St. Ives, the Rev. Penrose led in prayer. in the forest wilderness, when they et0c7_ ,'. . ��1,4,�.A 1.
I Wolsh, M. Dunlop, J. Murray. , W-0. R. Cudmore, Mansell, ont. rizei;6 . " .,
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'i Dublin on Friday night and was pleasant social hour enjoyed by all. Gale; Cereese St. Ives, Claire's c us- . �. , ",.'U 1
4 f ' W. Cudmore, 0. Stirling, H. McLach- . 1�,�'.,,'Iflw'�4�1,�"�,�
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I ' Aid and W.'M.S. met at the home of dale, housekeeper at St. Ives, tiring disposition, he was a great lov- family and myself, I desire ,'�, �.,.
. n' le ' The following are the charactcrs:-- Mrs. Notes.----4Friends will to thank JVI';�l
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A . Reeves, K. Harrison, C. Ferguson, E. Ezra Bromley, Jack Hurchill- Almira Mrs. F. McKereber on Tuesday, Mar. Brown Stewart- Sign&a De Palmero know that Mr, Robert Jamieson has and always took a supreme delight assisted us in preparing for and !��,,J
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;� Htwkins. Bromley, Miss M. Jewell; Ma�tiii j,,_ 19th. There was a large attendance with an eye on' the St. Ives planta- I returned home from Seaforth HOS- in a well tilled and productive soil, furnd-shing entertainment for * my � I �.. , ",
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E. ,,Gillespie, A. Wallace, E. Golding' ham Marley, X. Malcolm; Melissy antly in quilting, At the close dainty Every character was well taken and o� Mrs. George Wheatley on Thurs- which he and his beloved mother so for the valuable gifts which we re- . ':AE-
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D. Wilson, M. Barber, R. McDonald' Watkins, Miss 0. Danard; Jonas Jar- refreshments were served by the it wouldl be hard �o, particularize. day last when a goodly number wer thoughtfully and carefully preseived. ceived and did not expect on that Ge- , ''. ,
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, ��,, , 1. McLean. rock, F. Robinson- Belindy Jarrock, hostess. Those creating the most mirth were present. The ladies quilted a ciu'lt Of him it may be truly said that he casion. I must �'!�,J', .
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�, Class H -E. Duncan, X. Stewart - 1. Hodge; Airam Curtis Peck, :�_ D. McKenzie, James S#rling and Mur- that Mrs. Wheatley had given to the saw: many of my friends, whom I intended , '?'% I
i F. Devereaux, E. Rice, J. McKenzie, ray Grainger. Ile serious characters Mission, after which a short meet- . " "i".11 -�
, I � . ' F Barker; April Blossom, Miss E. MAN= "Tongues in the leaves, to invite, but was unable to do I ',,'��,
D. Driscoll, M. Watson, V. Nolan, G. Dobson. were well performed by A. Erwin in.- was held. The meeting opened -so on -.1""Y" �
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� Nolan, of Tuckersinith-We are sorry Lakeside Entertainers gave a num- Firm a Foundation" was sun " And something good in everything." M. Doig. . ,.i�, �11 -,
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'Special Services. -The �erviees in I J111111 I �. %
. to learn that Mrs. Wm. Hoegy is not ber of fine selections between acts. all repeated the Lord's Prayer in uni- He died as he had lived, without an St. Andrewls'United Church on ,VaTclB I .; lq30
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improving as rapidly as her many Chairman, W. G. Rae. An excellent sori. After the business was dispos- enemy in the world. His youngest 17th were we I '??
�111 Credit ----G. Hays, 0. Holuie, j - on March 5tb. Strengthened by the friends expected.-Tbe many friends lunch was served. The basement was ei of, two verses of Take My Life ed s �
. 1�1 . - last rites of the' Catholic Church to " 11 attend . Thi being I ,�
9� which she sister, Mary W., the wife of Thomas Men's Day, the pastor chose I :� ,,,
� U Frost, M. Haigh, M. K]ling, M.'Mc' of Mrs. Henry Wetterson are sorry appropriately decorated. I and Let It Be" was sung. Mrs. Ed. as the
, Lennan, D. Sills, E. Rolpb, F. Kling was ever faithful, she to learn ,she is doc- I McMillan, of Hullett Township, pre- basis ,f his subject, ,, e . q-.'.-�
still under the _!,j�
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, . V. MacGregor, IT. Hyde, A. Calder" calmly awaited the final call, perfect- toy's care. -The fine weather of late deceased him alm- - . I , �N
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Below 50'/o -B. Stephenson, X. Web-
ly resigned to God's Holy Will. De-
ceased -whose maiden name was Ellen
has improved the roads so the cars
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:� . ster, 0. Nicholls, B. McCowan, C. Me-
McCardl,e, was a native of St. Colum-
can run. -The maple syrup season is
going to ,be of short duration, as the
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ban and all who had the happiness of
knowing
frost is almost out of the ground.
; -t Gemmell, G. Crich, F. Case, H. Peierb
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affectionate mother, and always a
There has only been one good run
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loyal.and faithful friend. Her hus-
so far. .
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Thald, H. Ament. .
band and two sons predeceased her
some Years ago. Before leaving here
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to make their home in Sault Ste.
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Marie, Michigan, the late Mr.
Glee Club. -The 'Glee Club met at
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and
the home of Uiss Jean Holland last
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Mrs. Carpenter were highly respect-
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� Dickson, N. Habkirk,' M. Card -no, N.
ed residents of this vicinity. Mrs.
spent in progressive euchre, Miss
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Carpenter leaves to mourn- her loss,
Almira Shannon carrying off ladies'
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four daughters: Mrs. Ryan, M-rs.
Goodmetter,
first prize, a sandwich tray. Men's
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Mrs. Laroeque and Mis,s
first prize went to Mr. Joseph Dod-
Gemmell, B. Aberhart, H. McLeod, 1.
Arimie, all of.Detroit, and One sister,
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mage, a shaving set. Consolation
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Mrs. Mlattliew Lynch, of Beechwood,
prizes went to Mrs. J. Dolmage and
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Mr. F. Bullard, A dainty lunch was
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Nagle left for Toronto on Monday -
He was accompanied by his wife. They
hostess for their enjoyable evening to-
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I I Class Y--�G. Scott 83%, E. Wolsh, A.
attended the funeral of Mr. Robert
Simpson on Tuesday. Mrs. Simpson
gether. �
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week end with her parents, Mr. and
, Hanna.
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Mrs. Dale, of Hullett-46iss Jessie
I Class 11�49. Rolpb, W. Patrick, F.
is about eighteen years, and the
Dennis is spending a few days with
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youngest two years Old. Sympathiz-
Mr. -and Mrs. James Simpson. -Miss
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Peter's enthusiasm as a disciple. The 1. . 1.`I�q,,
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wife, Mary A. Modeland, died some
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thirty years ago. He leaves behind
pra'-se was ; -
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male vOces, who rendered threepleas- "I . I. �'4'1,
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to mourn the loss of a loved one, his
sister, 'Margaret, his son, David
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ing anthems, L. Jamieson, N. Alex-' � � .k
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W. Thompson and Ferne McLean tak- "I ", , ,
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dren, William and Margaret alcMil-
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duets in .
Millan. Mr. McLean!s political prin-
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Parvey McClymont ,: �,
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Mr. and Mrs. Mmalj, Vvera, each pres- to
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religion, Presbyterian affiliating with
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Notes. -Mrs. Wes. . French, of our . . .-
ville Church, his pastor, the Rev. Mr.
village, accompanied by her sister, . :.- - . ,
MicDornald, who is a warm personal
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friend of the family, officiating. In-
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friends in Clinton during the week., �
Maitlandbank Cemetery, the pallbear-
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ers being William Landsborough, Jos.
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spending a few days at the home of . I
Allen, Alex. Broadfoot, John Martin,
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James Carnochan awl u7 D1 I�
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.1 Burrows, W. Smith, E. White A Me- relatives here for iffTs. Simpson, Isabel Eaton is spending a few days Passed to the Great Beyond. -Mrs. Walter McCullie, of Tu . ��;l
- -On Tuesday evening an Irish so- Britton read a splendid reading on ckeramith wha, �',
� I ni� t of , "Easter Tbahkoffering.11 Mrs. William Charles Eberhart's death, which took had an auction sale of their Ifarm . . I .:
Naughton, M. Shinen, R. P;�rici, R. (nee Minnie Nagle) are quite num- with her aunt, Mrs. Harold Smalldon, cial was held in the base en St.
r,erous.-Mr. George Ho",nd, Jr., is of Walton' place at the 'home of her daughter, stock and implem .. .. n ,,
, "', 7ormst, Td. Fergulson. .-Mrs. George Little has Andrew's United Church, when a Thompson gave a very fine readi g ents a couple of 1,
I � able to be around and attend to his returned home after v BIS- n Mrs. John Elgie, Tuckersmitb, early weeks ago, have moved out to ou. I .:.
I : , Class 111-M. White, G. Nasoln, 0. isiting her i splendid programme was given. An on "Budgeting Our Time and Money." r, �
,. Reynolds, ,G. Wright, W. McDonald. - � business-4hir. and Mrs. William J. ter, Mts. Saul Slhannon, and her interestin talk was given by Rev. Mrs. William Britton, Mrs. Ernest Ad- Monday morning, March 11tb, in her village, where they intend residing �,
Stapleton entertained Monday night 9 I 11
� , Credit -T. Oluff, G. Daly. to a progressive euchrt mother, Mrs. Robimson, of Hullett.- F. H. Paull, describing a trip to Lake ams and Mrs. Leo Stephenson read 81st year, removed another one of for some time. The many friends of '.
Form V. - about thirty We were sorry to learn of the death Killarney; 46gs by A. Erwin and I "Canadianizing the Ori s I& i wi he ased ) '
of their friends. The lucky . ,papers. on _ the pioneers. Her maiden name wa Mr. Cull e 11 ple to know 2�
t) were Mrs. P. Stapleton and Mr. Wil J Mary Ann Baille, only daughter of that he is a little improved in health, �
Class I -N, Stewart 840/c, D. End- winners of Mrs Whittingliam, who passed ames Stirling and Mi,,;s Ruth Evans; entals." One verse of "Blest Be the
.J.J son,. E. Broadf-oot,.N. Jefferson. - '.
,. away in London and was buried from duet, X -r. Gale 4nd Miss Gladys Gale; Tie That Binds" was sung and the the late George Baile, and she was after, IlIeing very �seriously ill, for �..,
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. I , dlass II --J. Finlaysom, F. Hogg, M. liam Curtin. Mrs. Kathleen Feeney her late residence in Clinton last Sat- violin selections, Dr. Newton -Brady, meeting closed with prayer, after born near Toronto. When six years some time. We trust that it may , � ; I
. Ritchie. played two piano solos an<] accom- urday. Mr. William Trewartha is a Mr. Gale; readings, W. G. Rae and which a delicious lunch was served.- of age she, with her parents, came to not be long before a decided changa "
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I � ,Class 111-H. Lane. panied the singers during the eve- brother. 51r. -and Mrs. Trewartha, Mrs. Wallis and Murray Grainger ; Mrsl Lindsay and Mr. D. Millson at- Western Ontario and settled in Perth for the better may take place --Quits, I I 1
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� V 4. Credit -T., Nolan, K. Calder, M. ning. Light refreshments were serv- Willie and Irvine Trewartba attended harmonica selections, James Rouatt. tended the funeral of their brother, County in the Township of Hibbert, a number from around here attended �, ".."
� i Purcell, J. McDonald. ed by Mrs. Stapleton and the happy the funeral. -Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mr. W. Millson, of Cleveland. - M about three miles west of the village the funeral of the late John McLean, :,
, Begow 5011o- -J. Purcell, E Mel, gathering left for home after singing Govenlock -C_ r. I'll ..
. ean attended; the f*eral of and Mrs. Leo Stephenson spent Sun- of Staffa, which was all forest at that of Tuckersmitb, whose death occur-
,.,. ' "God Save Our Kir�g-'�-Miss Mary their grandfather, the late Thomas TEML9GREIRN day in Blyth at the home of Mr. and
) � G. Black, T. Goverolock, C. Stewart, time. They took up land where they red quite suddenly during the past I
. 1B. Duncan, C. Trott. Cul-It-rton was the guest of Mrs. JOB. Hays, last Monday afternoon. -Miss Mrs. W erected their first log shanty, and af- week. -A number of farmers in this� "11
I Evans, Mrs. James Redmond and Vera, Haist spent Farmers' and BaflderW Atbsntion�Having I -in. Logan. -
11 Sunday with her just arrived home frorn Toronto, you will ___<,:��__ ter years of pioneer work clearing vicinity have tapped, but so far the I
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1BRIUCEFIELD had our annual flood last week the for first cost plastering nr riab:himg before I, 11
'' 1� McKMILOP �p in papering. Also cernent, lath, hydrated lime, Notes. -Mrs. R. McDonald and son, ed to be one of the best farms in the Daymond visited at the home of their .... -
,, � . water being about three feet etc. Mrs. R. Cudmore, 11-sall, Ont- Phone Gordon, of Thames Road, are visiting township df Hibbert. Gn this farm aunt, Mrs. John Dinsdale, of Hensall, ,
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turned home last'week after spending iigbt Revellers Club were entertained village. -Miss Lydia Reid spent the Notes. -Miss Muriel Carlile, of I Green, on the 2nd of Tuckersmith.- riage to the late Charles Eberbart, Wim. Ivison, who have been spendrnT .
A I I � � � y - a week with her brothers and sisters ia the Forrester's Hall at Constance week end with her parents, Mr. and London, is spending a -few holidays' Mrs. Russel Lobes, of Detroit, who where they lived for a few years on the most of the winter in Toronto,
. .1 in Philadelphia. She was accompan- ,)n �r;&,Y evening of last week. In Mrs. Reid, of Harlock.-Mrs. Epps, at her home. -Miss Kildred Jolinston' ha,q been visiting her friend, Mrs, the 2nd concession of Tuckersmit1l, on with relativeg, returned home during ,
... . ied from Orillia by her daughter, spite of bad roads and rainy weather of Varna, who has been visiting her of near Kippen, spent a few days William Doig, returned home. - Mr, the farm now owned hy Mr. William the past week and we are glad to see
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Nurse Gladys, who recently under- a goodly number assembled . Guests daughter, Mrs. Melvin Clarke, has re- with her friend, Miss Martha Carlile. � and Mrs. Charles Green, of Hibbert, J. Devereaux. They di-sposed of this ihem back again. -Mrs. David Work- . '.
went an operation for appendicitis were invited for the evening and re- turned to her home. Her little grand- -Miss Eileen Turn(,r, of Londoa'vis�ited the home of his brother, Mr. farm and purchased her father',; mar), of Hensall, visited at the home I
I in Orillia Hospital -The many friends -pert a very enjoyable time. Those
: son, Ernie Clarke, is spending a few Normal, spent the week end under W. H. Green, on Tuesday. -Mr. John farm, know as t , he Baile homestead. of Mr. and Mr%, John Workman of' .. !
of Mrs. (Dr.) McIntosh will regret wl,c, gave the evening's entertainment days with ber.---JMrs. Joseph Little re- the parental roof -Preparatory ser- C. Doig and cousin, Sharman Doig, of where shp aInd her husband remained ourvillage during the past -week.- �
-to hear that she is quite ill and un- were Messrs, Lorne Webb, Charles ceived word last Saturday 'that her vice will -be held on fPriday evening, Detroit, who have been visiting a until retiring to Seaforth in i9i3. The Young People of St. Andrews'
1, -nd nurse's care.- Wakefio,ld, Charles Rile
der the doctor's a y, Alvin Me- aunt, Mrs. Ellen Geddes had passed March 22-nd, at 8 o'clock. day at the former's borne,4eturned to Two ,war- later Mr, Eberhart's death United Church held their usual Sun- 11 �
Mr. Harry Dalrymple's many friends Gill and Luther Sanders. away at her home in Wingham. The The Late M -r. Samuel Walker.- Detroit -Mr. Morr, of the West, who occurred, Though a sufferer with day night meeting. There was a very ..
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. I" e funeral was held on Wednesday af- The Angel of Death came as a relief has been visiting his sister, Mr -3. J. rheumatism for a number of years, good attendance. despite the bad roads.
proving -after his operation in Clin- day evening, March 15th, the bom ternoon, interment being made in the to the severe quffcrim� of My, Sam- D. Stewart, was taken seriously ill she bore lie -r suffering.- wt-]]. - Sbr, -Mis- .Jean Tvison spent a few days "I',
ton Hospital and expects to be home of Mr. and Mrs. Biernes was the Wingham cemetery. - Mr. William del Walker on Satni-day, March 16th, soon after his arrival here. With was one who was always
soon.�Miss Leila -Stackhouse spent scene of most social and pleasa , rea(3y to (luring the past. week visiting her sis- .
Sunday'in Neusall-Hiss Hilda Rob- evening Rt Kenney attended the Grand Orange in Clinton Hospital, where be had the best medical care and a trained help the needy, always thinking of ter, Mrs. R. Torrance, of Porter's
of the seasona When the Lodge mpeting in Windsor last week. been for a number of weeks, first re- norse. in attendance, we hope for a Ibo good
11 ins, of Seaforth, spent the -week end Moonlight Revellers Club, neighbors sbe could do for other:;, Sbe Ilill. Ma.Rt.(,r lviqon Torrance return-
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at her home bore, -Mr. Stan Reid has and friends, met to spend a social eve -Mr. Ferg. Bullard spent Monday ceiving treatment which was follow- speedy recovery. -Mrs. Chas. Cooper, lived a life of usefulness, a good ing with her.
. . 11� taken a pbsition in Wingham.-Miss ning with them before they remove ed by an operation, from which it of Kippen, spent Tuesday in Clinton. ninther to her family, one who was fhi�, vivinity attended the z;ale of Ed- 0 1
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, B1' es have proved themselves' BAYFff ELD hn- c d y M
I I . — __ __ ern ity some twenty yo,irs ago with is yards, on Monday last, was the most fracfurin�, Iner bip. Sinro that time of his fine farms, is retiring to Zurich, ��
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It will be better for him. The
relatives in Saginaw and Lon -
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part of the evening was in charge of
-Mrs. Walters, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, has been visiting her
Mr. W. McBrien, Mr. W. Mason and
mother, Mrs. James Thornson.-The
Mr. Ed. Pryce. The music was furn- 6ommittee
in charge of the masquer-
ished by �Mr. T. W. McMillan, Mr. ade
George H. Dickson
carnival, to 'be given in the, Town
and the Broome Hall
brothers, by
Tuesday evening, April 3rd, un -
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Broome, Mrs. Ed. IJOTrance, Miss rultural
the auspices of the Bayfield Agri -
Society, have the bills out
Pryce and'Mrs. McMillan, and was of ord
have the engaged, the Lakoside
the highest orde-. The address was Entertainers,
which has a wide repu-
read by Mr. John Scott in his usual tation
for providing excellent music.
pleasing manner. Mr. anA Mrs.
Bieriles
With good weather, there should be
-made a very fitting reply. a
Mr. and Mrs. Mmalj, Vvera, each pres- to
large attendance. They would like
see a large. number in costu-me.
"ted with a 'beatltlful chair by Mr.
Successful Play. -The play, "The
G. 13. borranee S114 Otofte H. Dick-
Mistress of St. Ives," a drama of the
son, while 1wigg Gla a PJason pres- new
At1h
South, pa aliby members of the
Panted Miss Rileela a handsome cboir
of St. Andrew's United Church
cwtserole. The fO11OVAn,6 19 the Rd- on
Tuesday evening of last week at -
dregs: Mr., MTS. and na9ve Blernew tracted
an audiencethat filla
Dear Priends,-LeArnillg Mat You Town
well the
Hall, although the -weather and
have decided t6loa,ve our vjoinitg, and roads
were note too Cood. The cast
allo our olub, wo, you? 2161ghbOm was
ac fo&=.- Col. S.t. 2vea, a tqeh
ava lellow membera of $16 monliejlt Southern
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Misgion Band. -The Gauld Mission
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