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Notes..-Misa Elia Wright, of AAP" inky/oath, spent tbn .past week 'tiaite ing at the home of Mrs. George+ Dattt : , „Icmi,4., .0,1 Nixrect Interment Atan'itieg,, and F.. Duel% London,' ;At lal. AIM 'NOV SPatheliate; LaWeen Clouse of Windeor, •at the parental Intim; tended, Mies Margaret Wrey,• Guelph, at Ed. GlielPit 'Mrs. 'was made ta ehe Bronson ealnerthat were' h•efore the tames camPletely enivnlopn nee, Canine, eeetery. • . ' i ntertesneesen. iand Mrs. C. Fritz at- ed them, but was unable to wive a the fnneral of a relative at couple of pigs and nuke a large meta- bee of bens' Fortunateln alt the, on AinidaY• t . •a During the windstorm, which passe resit of the line. stock; was put in the "'e." tteeneeeeneee .'!i' ch'il 1 ' t"*.*7:71",„„,,,,e et •, In Itat sine is , . r7r• . ' e„..est e . ',..„ . '; , 11 .- h .11 i, : Abe necessary ' • ,i4 ' . .. • . . , .. s oon 't ' ' ., . 'business men on the Main , - -. et, purchased the large three- , .4o., isy luick factory at the south end Arnhe street frem the Sandford Es- t tate, of Hamilton. - - They didn't buy it for a hold up, ' laor as a speculation, nor to make son. Mrs. Margaret Erratt and her mother, Mrs. Robinson, Sr, who have spent some weeks at then' home on the Goshen Line, returned last Sat- urday to Hamilton. Mrs. Pollock has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs••W• 3. Dow- see. , Geedoens; AVIr. and G. N. Etl- wards 'and sons, London, at Mrs. Geo. ed Edmonds, seraike Visitors out of town were; Mr, and blown IVITs., H. L Jaeskon on a tour to the it IsrWat- jrt; Will iMeDonal,d, at Otterville; McCracken, at Toronto; Mr, the and 'Mrs • Wilfred Willis and children conneetion at London; Rev. ,and Mrs. Richard, over thnennetion last SatardaY, the fields, and also considerable machine staeltnat Kalbfletsch's mill wits ery or implements, but the loss of deeennt, Mr. Kalletleisch has had tne. filen barns With their letrveq; put up again temporarily. crops is a serious 'pee to Mg, Way, .. . etnnatigeneents are under way for who had only -a moderate sum in me fowl'sinper which will be held in • suranee. Much sympathy is felt for tenth the local churches in him at tins season of the year and Octoben The date for the Eangelical when the cold weather will soon be has fixed for October Inth at hand. , e ees)1\k . t. ',1 ' . '..'. ' i ' "Oh I Il''''/"""'"---- "" • , e W4 view ,km - 'Ftte' r . • . + e lattetee, Yi: , .1, ;a FIRE P EI -T 01,00,01 , eptil ) ''t.,"'" I ' Ur- "-.4,,,,,,,i,sis, , 1 ' 1 ' . " °ii li • .-.. ----a • . '''W h '' e have years of experience ' ' - ' . ,crin 'alibiing you .a New :Med.. ,, • • , . r:Purnace„ .. Is heaviest built,. , • where required With wouct." , .• , erful heating capacity 'and . -' out of it, howevercontrary , mr, and mrs, narrow, of Wiarteta at London; William Champion, at To- suaper been Our vide shocked fa' d Sat - it 1 it reasonably priced and instal money that may have been to the opinion of that spent a few days last ween visiting Mr. Robert MeClinchey's, and other route ; 'Mrs, Florence Russell, at Tees- water. anel the •Lutheran supper for October villagers - .„, . ur ay nig 'as . earn. o e 23rd. 1 f th d by mechanics. '... • tnetenneeti - ' 'it , A LE'EpPir le _ many arm chair critics and wise men of the town . at relatives in Stanley. • 'Mr. Philips and family have moved to the house recently vacated by T, MT. and Mrs. C. Eichler,' 9f Pigeon, very sudden death Of Mr. Christopher . Michigan, are visiting the lattee's bar- Eilber, of Zurich, who is so well known large uyer of b e etilettantt. ' a - We are always)leased —te.,._. i What they bought it for was to in erease the town's population and not BAYFIELD Ritchie . Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke, W'al.. in ents, Mr . eande Mrs . Men . &welter, our village, pa a, this week.' pigs, and. who shipped them away J. Schwat diaugh- from this station every Saturday fore- en,....., , e \ .„ , ` nee,/ to figure your job ''''n:•. ----'t e,„ . -a --, their own bank, accounts. the secretary and chmer -On Tuesday af- Dunn -Scot . ton, have moved into their new home in Brussels recently purchased Mr. and Mrs. need ter, of Detroit, are visiting at the noon. Mr. Eilber was also well home Mrs. Schwarg's mother, Mrs. known as a lover of good horses and nee ,, . • . For over a year the executive of the association, form - , . . ternoon of this week a quiet wedding was solemnized at Wesley -Willis from the Peter Scott estate. of J. Fuss - ' . had many which he fitted for the rac- He . ' • • , ed by these business men, have spent much time and considerable money in correspondence and travel with the ' object of inducing some outside menu- facturing company to locate in their building in Seaforth, and they did it at their own expense. • And we are glad to learn that they have been successful. This week they disposed of the factory Vvithout any . profit to themselves, to a Stratfora Manufacturing Company, who will commence operations immediately and who will employ up to twenty men. manse, Clinton, by Re.v. J. Ee Hogg, when Florence Grant, eldest deugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scotch - mer, of Bayfield, was united in mar- nage to Mr. Albert Dunn, also of - ,e - la The bride wore a dress of. benne . marsh Rose silk and georgette with hat and accessories in harmonizing The shades of sand and brown. youngspent -Duple were unattended and left un- - . • through mediately by motor for a trip• Uoth the Niagara district. Upon their re- turn they will make their home on :he Bronson Line, Stanley, on the 'arm recently purchased from the r . . bride sfather STAFFA Notes -Dr Egerton Wilson and wife; of. Oevo•eso, -Inic' higan, visited at the borneo r. an M f el. Mrs. G. G. Wil- sere Mr. Howard Leary, of London, Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs John. Leary.Clothes ' * -*More Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Sadler spent the week end in Toronto. IMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon, of Mitchell, were the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs 0 W Reid on Sun- • • • W. day. The annual School Fair will be held Mrs. J. Tree•ethick, of Itrimsley, is e•s ,and which wori many ptizen spending the week at the h•ome of was , also known as a businese nnan her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Hess. in Zierich and throughout the county, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Either, of for a very long term of years as a Detroit; Mr; and Mrs. W. Frank, of man .of go.od tleasiness tact, a go.od death Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. A,. G. neighbor anel friend, and hi, . E.dighoffer, of Grand Bend, ;attended is not 'only a sad blow to his wife, the funeral of the late- 'Chris Eilber, one son and two daughters, but also besides many h'.d.•onectiOnable from Dashwoode•Hernall. to is many relatives an friends. and other nearby towns. • The Rev. A. E. Mann, of Bluevale, Real Estate Changes. ---Mr. exchanged duties on Sunday last with John Gascho has purchased the home Rev. A. Sinclair, pastor of the Unit- on John Street, opposite the Enrangeli- ed Church here, Mr. Sinclair preach-. rch, 'froe. S. 'Bennie es- ing anniverse.ey sermons at Bluenale. cal Chum th tate, possession will be given October Mr. L. Dart, of the Bank of Mont- 1st. Miss Elizabeth Rennie, w.ho has real 'Staff here, 'has returned from occupied tliebonies ince het motherns pleasant holiailay's •and again resumed death, has .as .organist aria his duties as Teller. • Crenoid for Chick ,. e ens ... ...... 35c qt. •, ", To set more. milk ' 1Z Wh. Fly Spray , gallon $1.50 from your cows Spray them Healy with Creonoid $1 85 ore mining. Theodorof-Creonoid S coopShovels . .. . • . - f to flies. The cows will then stand more quietly and yield Wringers, $6.00 more mille . Use ereonoid in stables. barns, ilgt Red Star Hand .. houses and hoepens to get rid 01 la. , ' sect pests. 6 , Was • her $18.00 . • • 4 In bulk " Galvanized Wash ' • ' . Tubs . .$1.25 to $1.65 t.• $1.25 per Gallon . Granite Wash •-•••,-•-• That is the kind of spirit that makes towns grow, and the citizens of Sea- forth should congratulate themselves own that the business men of their own Main Street possess it. .—...,...7.....• ELIMVILLE I\ and Mrs. Bruce Cooper and Isabelle visited at Mr. Thomas Hodgert's, near Seaforth, last Sunday. Mr. Richard Johns is sporting a in the Hall on Monday next. , The Women's Institute will Imes in the Hall on Friday evening, Sep- temiber 26th The Toll call Conun- drums. Please note change in data on 'account of Mitchell Fair. resign.ed choir leader of the local Kvangelical Mrs. Calais of Santa Barbara, Cali- Church and is making arrangements fornia, is visiting her sister, Mrs to go to California. Fred Simmons. -Mr. 3. C. Salmon has leased the Rev. Andrew Boa, of Port Stanley, property near the fair 'grounds from is visiting friends in ,H,ensall and. vi- the owner, Mr. A. Proctor, of Goele- cinity. rich, and- etill move. in next week. 'Mrs. James Hoggarth and daegh- ' I Boards ......... 75c ' ...,' " „i ,. 441,.*. - - te • ' -yr.' • •• ' • Buggy Lanterns, ° '.1., ,I; large size $2.50 .' ,s -Nil I) • ile 441 ' • ' %I il . . ., ' MIGHT BE WORTH TRYING new Chee-rolet car. An aeroplane landed in Mr. Joshua Johns' field last Monday, the pilot asking information regarding the CONSTANCE Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley -Mr. and Mrs. Seth Amatins have ter, Miss ,Irene, have returned after moved to 'Stratford where Mr. Am- visiting for three weeks in Toronto, Montreal and Quebec. arms has secured a position. . Miss Florence Welsh has returned . ea, A, SILLS & SON It appears that in Mulhouse, France Museum way. 11110111111•11••••••=1111•MEM and son spent a few days last week in London visiting the Fair and also -- • • to London after visiting her parents here and we believe intends taking an HEN trip., they have in the Municipal a "'gossip stone," which is a mask yeeighing 25 pounds. Formerly pee pie with wagging tongues were oblige ed to wear it and stroll about town. Of course that was a long time ago but something like that might work wonders in our own day- and genera- tion. It is a well known fact that gossip has don.e more harm in a day t haited all the churches could undo in a y or even a lifetime. Every community has a gossip or two and they are not by any means confined th the gentle sex either. Some believe they are saints and others are better known as sinners, but the harm -whether the in- BRUCEFIELD . Notes. -Mr. William Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MeLachlin and Miss Jean Murd•ock went on a m.otor trip Englehart, New Ontario, last week. to,r. and 'Mrs. John Robb, of Brien. eels, and Mr. and Mrs. .A.rnold Petrie, of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moodie last week. • n Mr and Mrs. James McQueen vie- •ends in Toronto and Port then Credit last week. Miss Alice Mustard, who has been spending the past few weeks,atL her hdoomethilis the, village, returned.,o on. George Knight, of London, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Watson this week. with Mr. and Mrs. Parr. Mr. Janie's Dale left for the West on Wednesday to attend his sister's funeral Mrs. B. Snell. The anniversary, services of Con- stance United Church, intend bolding th • ' • ' d f 1 eir anmeersary serveces an OW supper on October 26th and October 28th. Rev. Mr. Farrell, Ontario St. Church, Clinton, will preach on Sun- day. The progTam committee have been fortunate in securing for Tues- day evening the Listowel Harmonic Male Quartette and a lady reader of unsurpassed talent Those of you who have heard this quartette know what *a treat there is in store and those who haven't well you come and I know you will not 'be disappointed. Don't forget, October 28th. Death of Miss Jane Hugill.-There passed peacefully away on Sunday -"ALL extended Notice. -An those indebted to the Cemetery Mr. Frank &gale, of Detroit, has Board of the Hensall Union Cemetery, will returned after,vigting friends here. please make payment to Mr. George C. Petty. Our villagers were sorry to hear of Hansa., as soon as passible, as funds are badly needed at the present time. 1275-1 of the very sudden death of Mr. Abra- ham Bolton, which occurred at his The Late Mrs. William McDougall. home in Exeter on Monday last. The -Or. Tuesday evening last the angel deceased was for many years a resi- of death again visited our village, dent of our village, but left here with 'taking one of our pioneer and much his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and respected residents in the person. of Mrs. Ed. lend.enfield, when they mov- the late Mrs. William McDougall, ed to Exeter a little over a year ago, w.hose m•aiden name was Henriette and was a citizen highly respected and McKay. Mrs. McDougall while pea- was a man remarkably smart for his sassed of a fine constitution right up advanced age.the , to what might be termed old age, had Rev. Dr. -J. S. Henderson and Mrs. during the past four years been in Henderson, of Vancouver, Re., were very poor health, so that her death here for the first part of this week was not unexpected in her 84th year. being the guests of Mr. and °Mrs, The deceased monied here together Harry Arnold, and it goes without with her late husband, William Mc- saying that their .hotts of friends are Dougall, a long term of years ego leased to meet with them again, 'be- . • . . ' P from their farm a little east former residents of OW, village, , . .A mother and great grandma, too; We hope your life be „extended, Your lovable work to do. -Husband, daughter, granddaughter, and great .grandson, Jr. Hedden. ' of Robert Bontlitron in tti :- ---s. 57th f Year. -One 'by one he pioneer 8 le :7 resident's ,o our village are •passing away to that bourne from which no traveller ever returns, and the• sub- ject ofthissketch was a pioneer in strictest sense of the word and ,y o our village, u also o t only fb t ' f no o the rural district as with his father, the late James Bonthron, they con- du,cted a general store 'business at what has been known as Rodgerville, he early years of the settlement in t , of South .HuTon. The deceased came out horn Buckhaven, Fife•shire, Scat- , neighbor and friend and companion% he was always kind, 'obliging and geed company, being .a close reader with a sense of humor and a great memory for what was interesting, and had taken place in the long past years. He leaves to mourn his death his Mar - widow, whose maiden name was Mar - ia White, second. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James White, and with whom he celebrated his golden wed- g some seven years ago. Three 'din- eonsand four daughters survive ' their natnes being: James W. Bon - thron, hardware merchant, of our villageti William D. Bonthron, ace •countant, Detroit; Fred G. Bonthron, recently of New York City, and now of OUT village, retired; Edith, vrino of Mr. James McMartin, of Barrie; wife of Stephen Vair, of they do is the same tention is malicious or not. Beier forced to stroll about equip- 'community from dangerous gas at- tacks. It might be worth while try- ing anyway. ___ MANLEY entes.-Sorne person or nersons took part in removing the sign off the road being closed from Lot 1 to Lot 5, Concession 13 and 14. The sign was put up by the patrolman to warn the tranelling public of the evening at the home of her brother. Miss Jane Hugill, at the age of -58 yew. S. ,..and •s MiSS Jane had been a life - . • long sufferer, having taken spinal meningitis when but eleven months 'ild an had never walked, . 'but ore her suffering with great patience and those who tended her all those years will miss the vacant chair, but we coming mg .,Margaret of Kippen village. Mr. McDougall The reverend gentleman was pastor pred'e'ceased Mrs.a go•od of Carmel Presbyterian Church, as McDougall many years. ago and since that time known before the Church Union_ for erm o years, and was she has lived in heT home on Rich- quite a long t f mon StreettWest, with her daughter, a talented, forcible and eloquent Mrs. Nelson Blatchford, and lately preacher. We believe that white en- with ;her grand daughter, Mrs. Lloyd toying a few weeks' holidays with rel- Hudson and husband. Mrs. McDou- atives of his own and that of Mrs, when her health permitted, of- Henderson, that Mr. Henderson in- land with sparents' and brothers a his and sisters. He was then only eight years of age, and some years after- wards, as a young man, he attended the Upper Canada College with dis- tinctions coming "to him, as he was a bright and clever student. He taught school for some time in what is known as Taylor's Grove Section, Toronto; Louise Simpson, of Detroit, Florence, wife of T. C. Joyiet, general merchant of OUT village. He also leaves two sisters, Isabel, widow of Alex. Ross, of Kitchen's; and Jes- sie, widow of the bite R. H. Collins, of Kitchener. The funeral, which was a private one, was held at the home on Tuesday afternoon last, be- _ FALL FAIRS Has the life •of the a,nnual Fall Fair once so vigorous in every town and many villages throughout this Prov- ince, run its course? That is a question that has been given a great deal of diecussien both in and out of the news -papers during the past few weeks, and many and varied have been -the answers given danger, as the road is being under- mined by fire, and anyone getting in there could not turn around, which might cause serious trouble. We think the one who did the trick did not re- alize the injury that might hava been caused or they would not have done it. Mr. and Mrs. J. Feeney and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Horan, from Stratford, were visitors at the home of Mr. Fred Eckert last Sunday. large number from our burg a - A larf b t tended the Western Fair, London, last feel that God was good and kind when He took her unto Himself and she will be where there is no suffering, The services il•itivere .rnduetedby the Johnson. She leaves pastor, her loss, to mourn Hreei 'brother,..an two sisters, all of ul ett: William and George, at home, and James, of the Huron Road; Mrs. Smith, at home anleMr..edGook. Mrs. Wren, alien bslesarer,rs iwevea year ago.jH. nu al, essrs. . ugi , . Livingston, H. Armstrong, Wm. Brit- ton. Interment took place in Con- stance cemetery. The sympathyf °-- gall, ten made her home for weeks with tends attending the Council. of the her only daughter, MTS. Nelson Blench- United Church being held this week ford, she being 'the only remaining at London. We believe that our lo- one of her family. Another daughter, cal ministers havg been and are hop- Mrs.Mrs. Glenn, passed away at her home ing at date of writing, that Mr. Hen- in Toronto a number of years ago. ders•on could arrange it to take up The deceased was highly respected the services. on the coming Sunday be_ for her many excallent qualities. The tween the, United and Carmel Church, funeral, which is to be a private one, but whether he can arrange to do s;o, will be held from the home on Friday, your coreespondent is net certain,. the 19th, at 2 °Week, interment in Mr. and Mrt. Henderson note. many Brucefield Cemetery improvements in our village arid al- ' Briefs. -The annual Harvest Home ways enjoy being here, if even for a thanksgiving services will be held in short time. on the lake shore; a couple of miles south of the Zurich Road, ;but being needed by his father in the mercan- tile business and post office in connee- don with the store, he engaged' in Service for a number of years until a branch store was opened in Heenan under his management, which he car- ied on for quite a length of time and until he gave up active business. He continued to live in our village until on Sunday afternoon last he e passed away at the good old age of nearly 87 years, his mind and' memory strong and clear right ing conducted by Rev. A. Sinclair, of the United Church, assisted by the Rev. James McIlroy, of 'Carmel Pres - by-terian Church. The flotal wreatbs were beautiful. All the members ol the family were present with the ex - ception of Mrs. 'Collins, who was pre - vented on account of Mess in the home. Interment was made in Hee- sail Union Cemetery. The pallbear- era were Erastus,Rennie, John Zuefle, Charles A. McDonell, Donald Burns, John Elder and Fred Manna. to it. No doubt the advance made en week •arid report the exhibits were the best in years. friends is extended to the bereaved. Weird was received from the West St Paul's Anglican Church on Sun- The relatives and many friends of day September 28th, when. the Rev. Kenneth MacArthur, of Ailsa Craig, ' remaining quite ap until the last. In religion he was ber of the Presbyterian church transportation facilities, the advent of the motor car, which has annihilated distances, and made travel so cheaP and possible for the people in rural sections; the telephone and radio have all had a more or less influence in to The late rain has given relief . the root crop arid pasture, but itcondact hasn't been sufficient to check the fires which are still raging in the pine swamp. Miss Esther Duffy is being congrat- ulated on winning the prize donated by the St. Columban C. W. Le for oh- Mrs. B. 'Smell, , .o aunavon, that M B S 11 f Sh Sask., had passed away on Monday evening. The deceased was fifty- eight years of age and was a daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Christo- her Dale BeforeWest the P, , • going 3' hived on the farm now owned by Mr. George Moore, of Ansa Craig, will were sorry to learn of his recent servicen both morning and death ais he was well and favorably . . • . . • evening. known in Hensall and vicinity, as he Mrs. R. Cudmore has recently been was quite frequently a visitor, and ay her sons and daughters his death came so suddenly. • visited, from Toronto and Kitchener. A number of cars left here en Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bolton were day evening for Goderich in the way visited by all- the members of their of - a pleasure excursion and at the a ;mem. , at Rodgervnle, and also for many • He ' 11 duntil th years in , nsa , an up e time of the Church Union, when be became allied with the United Church and was a very good 'attend -ant when health permitted. In politics he was a most pronounced Liberal and serv- e .. ,e ttit ere a. -, e. . ft •••,---.5/ nee - bringing about the great change in the social life of country communi- ties. taming the highest number of marks at the Entrance examinations. Alvin Dale. Mrs. Snell had been in poor health ear some time and had been in thenhospittal, but had return- to. be hn- family during the past week end with time to take in a very fine .show. the exception of Miss Victoria, wtio is Mr. and Mrs. Cecil, who spent • a g at oronto. few weeks' holidays herewith Cecil's teaching T - ed on many of the committees and at the last elettion .of a few months ago, while scarcely strong enough to yen- late e• e t't :•,, ea a). , . , .. a,. • tee -• ' ' Yet in spite of these things or per- haps of them, one is lead to be- have, at times, that the country fair, Instead of dying, is actually having a new lease of life. There may be some, in fact, there have 'been a num- her of Agricultural Societies in dif- ferent parts of the country that have given up the ghest, but again there are others that seem to increase and HILLSGREEN . Notes. -Mrs. Ed. Hagan, of North Dakota, was a recent _guest at the home of Mrs. Anne H-agan and fam- 1 • 1 y. Mr. Clarence Reichert, of London Business College, spent the week end at his home. Mr. and Mrs Charles Stephenson " spent the week end with friends in ed home and was thought proving, when the turn for the worse carne. She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, two daughters and one five sis- Son, 3.1.s. two rtbers homestead;i tars, James, on e l.George at Harpurhey; Mrs. J. ler, s' W. Connell, Clinton; Mrs. Bowes ' Blyth; Mrs. W. Relent and Mrs. T. Knox, of Hullett. The sympathy of the community is extended to the be- reeved. Ci• •OT- parents, return. a eve days ago or Mr. Allan Stone and family,f N ad f d f •his inch spent Sunday last with relatives, their home in Chicago. ivi. ',end Mrs. Colin S. Hudson and Interesting church services are to -le Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson. be held in our local' churches on the We regret to state that ,Mr. George incoming Sunday with good music. Brock still continues poorly with foot Many relatives and friends eympa. trouble thize with Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Wm. Kyle, ' • Mrs. Cohn S. Hudson and little of near Kippen, in the death of neer daughter, Myrna were in London vis- infant daughter, which occurred on Ring relatives and friends. Tuesday last. nCre are pleased to report.that Mr. 'Birthday Celebration. -The follow- George Jackson, who has been in ing was handed in to us for publica- Landon Hosnital for some months for tion, referring to the 57th anniversary tore -out after a illness, he cast vote. As a resident of eur vii- lage, apart from being a merchant: he took a great interest in municipal matters and served BS' tvillage clerk with much efficiency for some years. As a sportsman he was an .ardent quoit player, curler, bowler and was a noted checker player, and excelled as a musician on the triolin, and it- tended with much success a number of fiddlers' contests. He was also a very graceful dancer including step :'• n' 'arn ei WOULTING ute 4 HENS To. eve them extra vitality to hurry up the Moult and get back tonaymg eggs, dose them daily with a little pr bNivijator 1[19 try _Wette for PitelttsentittEnf BOOK FREE! grow in stature. Galt. London, treatment for failing health, is now of Mrs. Duncan M+cMartin, of our dancing, teachinal the latter to a number of young friends, while. as a ThoPRA.TTYCIOD CO,f1 CANADA Limjted 328 C.:arteVYJ AVie.-ForOnto, 4* ••• 'One of the latter is the annual Fall Fair held in Exeter in this county. Miss Lottie Love left for where she will attend Normal. ZURICH improving nicely and is able at date village, who is .one of the early real- of writing, to be up a little. dents of our village and perhaps no That Society held its fair on Tuesday Miss Mary Hagan, who has been spending liar vacation at the home The Late Chris. Eilber.-The sod- den death of Chris* Eilber last Sat- OUT church societies are organizing one has lead a busier life, done more for fall and winter meetings' for relatives in sickness and health , and Wednesday of this week, and nev- em in its history has there been a big- ger entry nor a better display in any department than there was this year. ' One would think that Exeter being nearer to a large centre like London, than any other town in the county, would suffer more by being over shadowed ley the Western Fair. But it is you apparent that is not the ease. 'This year they had over 1,2'06 exhibits in the indoor depart- tient In tutees they had keen come hn'h of en mother an family, as Tea turned to her duties in London Urand mrs, Robert Stephenson and family were visited recently by friends from Lucknow. • hold • The W. M. S. will ho their reign- lar meeting at the home of Mrs. 3. Cochrane, The Hillenteen anniversary will be held on September 21st, services at 11 a.m. and 7.80 p.m. conducted by t . --- Rerve W. IA. Hagelstene Ben, am Creditor. The Kipper choir are pre- paring special anthems, , urday evening was a great shock to ' residents of the village and the corrit m.unity. He had not been enjoying the best of health for some time, but was around as usual attending to his duties as bailiff and purchasing hogs ' for the market He had a very busyrecently day on Saturday and at supper time complained of not feeling well Ire walked down town and vieited one of the 'stores for a few minutes When . • he left the store on Ins way home he collapsed on the street Medical aid was quickly procured ;but he had pass- ed away from a heart attack. The . • " The London Exhibition being now also, 'or passed through more critical over, large numbers from this village illness, in fact, at times, her life was and district have this week been at- despaired of and her recovery noth- tending the local fairs at Zurich and Mg less than a seeming miracle, but Exeter. at the present time and for the past Miss Edith Foster, who -was here year she has been in vet?' much irn- visiting her aunts, Mrs T. proved health: "On September 18th, Murdock and Mrs. William Lammie, Mrs D. MacIVIartin celebrated her has returned to her home in Tana- neth.birthday at her home hese. Mrst. wianda,, N. Y., anceenpanied by Mes. MaeMartin was pansentect, 'With a Murdock for a Short visit handpainted tea pot, the givers being • Mr. Ferris Cantel„on, the efficient husband,' daughter, griradtlaughtets principal of our"Oontitmiation, School, and great grandson. Muriel Hoskin has returned front Seaforta, where he read the presentation; Irene Itaskin recently underwent an operation for presented the ' gift. Another lovely \ --:nee • . , , . -.... .t , .... . :ea „ern . ea, . aeense 1.7 TUX, t; • e, -" e - ' , :iff: 4'; . . e , , : .....- • re .... en _ - .N. 0 el t 4. .. Sold , Seaforth ' by p8 ion even in roadster teams a:21(1 single roadetera, elassee that tbe 'growing generation is entirely un- fartiVar with; they had keen eorape- . 'alb • and a 1 tge entry in every . heavY horaeas and thel" bad, d ittti it ini the tattle sheep e , . 6 • , lid Poultry Classes. ' BRUSSELS ' Briefs. -On Friday last Joseph ., querin, ""rner of the Queen's He -tel, took charge of it himself. Mr. Querin has had the hotel rented for several • ' M McDonald, of Godericii, b , years, T. tl''' ing the proprietor for the pain yeier, late MT. Esther was well . known, throughout this section, having been bailiff of the- Tenth Divisions. Court for many years, sanitary inspeetor for FLa.y township iand 'shipper of ;hogs for the farmers, He was born in Credi- tea over 66 years ago and had lived • in Zurich for over 45II took ' , . r, . years. "e' . 'great pride in the appearance of his home and also. looked after the vil- appendicitis and is making a good renovery and wilI in, the course of a couple of ev-eekt, in all ,probability be able to resume hie duties. . ' Mrs. Trott, of Bermuda, isa net vise iting her relatliti, Mr. and Mrs. Er- rel. Drummond and family 0 'business' 't Our lrien /*PT trade as very good in the village for this sea- soh of the year and, will, no doubt b , 0 gift wale received linen relatives -from a dietafgeen frkx granddaughter, Mrs. V'. :Midden, s&v.e.d. a; ditintn "lunch. Mrs, MaelVfartin, though taken by' sur- prise, replied very fittingly to the presentation and poem 'eemiposed by Mrs. V. Redden. The poem ie itie fel- lows: With Best Wishes, ' is present we re ' randirta Th'• ' givingto a ' . i4,.‘ •*:' A product With a reputation N i for quality -made by I 1 ' !? a firm with a reputation t• • for integrity * N. CLUFF & SONS , ' .. • . ' ,. r. ,• . tho, lied ea eteerd, the gate • * • .r, ittitiltiii;';0;i',andrat 'sit *dicta . „eitedi „.rieip were 'Irtinclreds ,, ' ,' 1 . oil, ,li grdundk. ehat,- • - ". 1; ; '" .''' i .'+; • . i 'f. bir. Quer was the proprietor a the in ., Queen's for a good Ina#3" Years and r 'II Seeila quite like old timee far it vn him to be .blitelt at the old, job. 'Fred Bockweed is th new har-tender, Visitat In town were W M. Le- , lage streets, He will be greatly Missed by the residents' of Zurieh. He • , - ' • • lkl• lies theit Wife ' Se WaS tWitO, Mark , pas • .. n ' 985 mane ed 4-vity Jun% logi t 1 he tied Mrs% Rorion, of ttensall who 1 '. : . • ' ' oh ' ' three , De-• still better when the Fairs are over and the farmers get settled down, as, Well as others the usual ' ' ,. reutme ' of life. . • • ; ' 'Loge number Irani 'Mr eilltage and .•••• • In the ),eariy hours San.. To shear one token of love - But Grandpa, our good ltind grandpa y otce • - • note her; • t sliettr ' ' ' ,L,..a poi 0 , . ioz,,1 ,, Mother, I 'liege this II make you • 114py - ' ' • treSt do, -, '.- ,.. 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