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Seventy-second Year • , �13�,UGITS� 26, 1932. A F,I 11 ! int
vuhaie Nu•+mber 3376 - SEAFORTH FRID► ���g ti N
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Harpurhey Pe
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Haven ,the. Post
d on Sunday
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• Strange Sights" is Hullett
On Tuesday morning last, on
going back to the bush for cows,
Mr. R. Adams noticed a deer and
• .fawn grazing in the pasture near
the woods. Mr. Adams watched
them for about ten minutes be-
fore the deer- noticed him. Iin-
'mediately both- took flight and
ran into the -woods.
PLAY OFF DATES FOR
HURON FOOTBALL SET
Four Teams Will Play in
Finals ; Softball 'Games
For Eceelstone Cup Set.
The dates of ;the Huron County
Football Association play-offs have
been announced recently by the
Secretary of the League, A. W. Dick,
Seaforth. The seirni,finals will ;be
completed by the end of the month.
Of the Six teams to splay in the league,
four are in the play-offs.
In the first ,serlea, St. ,Columban
plays at Egmond,hlf; on (Saturday,
Au�gus,t 27th, with the return game
at St. Columiban on, Wednesday,
August 31.
In the second •series Walton pays
at Brussels on 'Friday, August 26,
with the return garne_ at Walton on
Monday, August 29th. Should a 'tie
result bhe (play-offs will take place on
Friday, -September 2nd.
The -'final •games ,will be arranged
by ,the wilipers and 'are to be played
by .Sepstm ber 12th. All games will
start,slhanp at 6 'pmt. •
,Softball Dates Set,
At a meeting of the- .executive of
the Harron S`o'ftibasll League,.'. -held in
Clinton last Friday, it was arranged'
that the four high teams of the
league, Seaforth, Grand! Bend, Clin-
ton and Goderich, would play for the
Ecclestone Croup on 'Wednesday, Aug-
ust 31st at Clinton.
This 'Cup, which is for annual coma
petition,>was ,presented -this year, to
the League by Mrs. 'George Eceel-
st'one. The finial games each year
are played where the cup was held
the (previous year. .
In .the first round, Seaforth meet,
Goderich and Clinton plays' the Bend.
The winners of these games play the
finals about 5.30 the same day.
Dates for the 'Sills' •Cup have not
as yet been announced. The scheduled
games do not rinish until the end of
the month and anti'l they are over it
will not be possible to set play-off
dz,tes.
The stranding now is:
G.P. W. L. T. P.
Seaforth .. . 23 18 '6 0 40
Grand Bend .. 22 17 6 0 38
Clinton . a..... 23 14 9 0 30
Go-deriych 22 9 3 1 19
Bayfieild ...... 20 1 19 1 '3
Brussels ..... 10 0 •10 0 0
DUBLIN •
Week end, visitors were: Peter Dill,
'Detroit, spent the weelk end with Mr.
aetd +Mrs. iP. Dill.
(Mrs. Benninger, ,Sr„ Goderich, vis-
ited with IMr. and, Mrs. M. J. Bennin-
ger. ,
Mrs. E. Naigle, Kitchener,• was
here with friends.
Kingsley Beale and Jack Lord, of
Montreal, are visiting with Mrs. E.
Beale. • -
IMi•ss 'Margaret Byrne, Detroit, was
the guest of Mrs. W. J. Byrne.
Mrs. Jerry R'yaN Stretford, was
visiting 'Mrs'. T. 'Moroney.
Herbert Weston, of Galt, was the
guest of Gar Smith. .
Imus Hanlon Ivasited with friends
in London.
IMig9 'Margaret Byrne, of Detroit,
,is holidaying with ,her mother, Mrs.
W. J. Byrne.
[Mr. and Mrs. John 'Cronin, of De.
troit, are holidaying with friends.
(Mies Dolly Cronin is (visiting with
friend's in. 'Detroit. "
IM'iss ,Mary Beale spent a few days
wilth friends in Palmerston: •
IMr; and Mrs. 'William Byrne and
children, Detroit, ate visiting friends.
Miss, Rove O'Connor has been en-
gaged to teach in the Separate school
in iH�i(bbert. •
,Miss ,Mary. Gallagher, of Toronto,
ie visiting at time home of John De-
laney.
IMrs. Rgehill, London., is visiting'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlin.
Edwamd McGrath, of Linrwood;, Ly
visiting hiss 'bro'ther, Louis 'Mk'Gratbh.
McKII'.LLOP
MIXED RINK TOURNEY °"°I'°'v,,�a� * ��
.
Where Have FALLS PROVE SERIOUS Eighty-five per i nt. h ► t l `�k ,'', A �i `
. T >1 1,
ON MONDAY NIGHT The Rorie? F O LOCAL PEOPLE . P k�, 4f' F
y R a p►e rs k. Written -6 tion. hpe
s IS POPULAR AFFAIR D ArryG+
, d ,
yr
y UNING ' PAST WEEK . School Pu ils � r" e
In the Canada ear book oP�:: ,�j J�, ,w
1931, recently leaped, care learns Clip i.
that Seaforth hoe X6 lidos- i . 1+ . "�.'r i '
tries; that they reppesent a -
Outside Rinks Participate capital of 1$555,481.0,0; that Boy Falls in Wolverton Mill; ' ' • ' Results Compare Favorably; ,, f ,
they employ 141 perCt3pns; that
in Twilight Games At they pay annually lip wages, Scaffold Gives. Way in . Thanksgiving Date i Set With Last Year When: .:. �;
$134,423.00; that they each,
Local Green% year use materials coating Theatre Throwing 'Three. It was announced in Ottawa 'Only 76 , P'er Cent. ()f � ,
$562,782.00, and that tiro groan on Wednesday that Thanksgiving •
annual value of their products Day ,. will, this year be observed 'Papers Written W e'er C i"Ilii
amount to $855,027.00. on Monday, October 10th. Since ;,,.
H,, JEFFREY RINK WIN'S' ,BREAKS BOTH LEGS Armistice 'Day and Thanksgiving +Successful.
- - ° have been separated it has been "
------ the. rule to have the holidays ". w
The 'Seaforth Lawn Row -ling Club WALTON While plastering at the'new theatre about a month a'�rart. A pro- ; ?, .
g p g clamation fixing the date will be �"
held its annual mixed' rink twilight on Tuesday morning last, John Frost, issued in a few days. 'S• C. I, STUDENTS :ie .
tournainent on' Monday night last. Miss Ruby Young has retarnedr Harry Waterhouse . and James Blair i's,
Fine weather, fine greens and' a home after spending were thrown, to the floor, a distance ip • 's • • • r • . WROTE 293 PAPERS �:'
p rug saves al weeks 'Al
large entry list ,helped to make the with Mr. and Mrs, EIi McLaughlin, of about eight 'feet, when a scaffold' 1l
event a very sulccessfui ones Zona: gave way.
First prize went to Mr. H, Jef- 'The men were working on ,the
fro 's rink on which was playing iillass Mary Humphrey has also re-Tn rfdhe results o£ the Upper School.
y' p g turned after spending a week with north wall of the audiftoriunt. Blair C� G. I• 1 r A L UMNAE In th, nay held xdeemltAy�, it is '
Mrs. H, Stenvart, Miss B. Camiplbell 'Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hacicvvell near managed to jump without accident learned that &5 11
and', H. Stewart. • Brrrasels. but the other two received serious papers written b9 per is of the Sia- F t;'
L. Hammer °s ,Stratford rink and" ankle in'uries and were bads shat -
W. J. Dunrcan's ISeadorth -rink tied for. "Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Hisser and 1Vlr. J y ENJOY FINE PICNIC forth Clollesgiate Lnstttute were anzle z-
setcond prize and in the play-off the and )Mrs.' ,s: Ellerton, of Vegreville, en up. .. • cessful. This edm1par+es favoralbly
Alta., . left for the West Saturday 'Frost and Waterhouse .were re- with bast yew•, when 76 per Bent. were -
Stratford+ rink won. miorning after spending the summer moved to the office off Dr. H,'"H. Ross ,successful. In all 293 papers 'were i
'The scores and ,pllayers follow: and' •fromn, there to Scott Memorial written,
months in the East. Mr. Millr;r and
Seaforth.Oilll
eStratfordt Hospital, where x-rays taken treveal- Former Members Gather At The schedule of ranking is as fol. Mr, Ellerton, are lbatth teachers iu p
if. Jefireo, skip. 'W.M. KinkleM, skip Veg'revill'e high school and' have been ed that Wiaterhouse's ankle' was lows: '50 to 50, C• 60 to 65, III. 66 - .
Mrs. H.'Stewart Mrs. Owan attending summer school at Kingston broken and Frost's severely sfpdain- Bayfield on Tues( to '74, II; 75 to 100, Ir• '
H. ,Stewart A. J. Flannigan and. Toronto, respectively. This is ed. -'• 'Miss Elinor Evans secured 10 first . .,
Miss B.Camlpbel'1 Mrsi. Runciman Mr. 'Miller's last year at University Mr., 'Frost w,as able to be taken to Por Reunion. class honors and one second class it
. 3 wins plus 15 1 win plus 1, which entitles him to h'is B.A. degree. his home on Tuesday evening, but 11 paupers written, The results,' in
Seaforth. Stratford.Mr: and 'Mrs. Peter Gardiner spent Mr. , Waterho'.use is still in the hos- detail, follow:
T. J. Johzt ton J. M. Mlctintoslt Sunday with relatives lino London', pital.' He will be removed to his
skip slcfp 1VIr. and., Mrs: H. Last, Windsor, home in Aicton as soon as a cast is Former members of .the Margaret R. Aberhart, Eng, Cowen. C', Geon.
Mrs. E. H.Close (Miss Mad are the guests of Mr..and'Mrs', Bich- put on his ankles. In !both cases it Larkin C. �G. 1. T, of First Presby_ II, Bot. C, Zool. C, Phys. C; Chem.
aide 'Hay. will. be a nnpilbez 'af weeks before torian ,Church took advantage of i.Lo
III, Lat. A. C, Lat. Comvp. 'C.
Chas. FLo'lmes. F. Johnson Quite a number from the village they are able'to resume work. :ir,e weather ri M. Bax'ber, A''lg. C., Geon. C, Zool .`
Mrs. Ryman 'Mrs. McIntosh g of Tuesday t, hold a II Fr, A. III
2 wins plus 10 1 win plus 7, , attended the decoration service at reunion picnic th Bayfield. In charm•, Fr. .. II.
Brodhagen cemetery Sunday after- Child Falls Twenty Feet. of Mrs. M. A.,, Reid, the group gatb- A. Bolton. M. Hist. C.
:Seaforth. ceaforth• noon. Albert Venius, aged 9, son of Mr. erect at the church early in the af- ,M. Broadfoot, E. Camp. III,„
R. J. Winter, skip W. J. Duncan, skip Mr. and IMrs. J'oseph.D.Wvivlsun and and Mrs. William Venius, had (both tcrreon and motored to the lake, Q. Butson, M. w6t. C, Alg. � I, � '
M'r•s. J. J. Haggard 'Miss Dorsey son, Murray, of London,' hnd Mr. and legs ,broken when he fell a distance Sports, swinvming and remin- Ge'om. TI, Trig. I, Bot. C, Zool. C, Fr.
J. J. Huggard Dr. R. R. Hoes .Mxs. 'Lloyd Porter and daughter, .,of twenty feet in a 'bin at the Wbl- iscences filled the afternoon, which A. Il, Fr. C. III.
Mrs. Gibson 14rs. W. J. Duncan Doris, were 'week en'd. visitors with verton Flour Mulls on Saturday last.: was 'brought to. a close with a saris- DZ. Cardio, Phy s. C, Chem C, Fr.
2 wins plus 11 2 wins plus. 14, Mr. and, 'Mrs. Joseph Bennett. His (brother, Robert and the man- fy'rvg supper, A. III.
Sea:iorth. Stratford'. IRev. and Mrs. 'G. N. 'Goulfi, of S'.. ager of the mill, 'Mr. Darroch, who A.mor.g those at the picnic 'w�+re: 1
Jno, Beattie',, ski, L. Hammer, skip Tho` ', were the guesyts of Rev. and N. Cardno, E, Comp. I, E. Lit. C. ., . ':
1 had Been' cleaning up around the Elinor F,vans, Margaret• Ross, Helen
Mrs. fDeLace p Mrs. Hamimer Mrs. C, 'Cuunming at the manse. ''-VZ. 'Crnmm�ings,, M. Hist. III Al . '
y IMrs. 'Won. Fingland, N' plank had noticed the boy' in.' the Hamilton, Margaret Cardno, Mary g- :r,
Lorne' ,hale iRt Easson g as -ara Falls, building and had ordered him away. filing, Mary Reid, :Margaret McLen- ILI, :Geon, C, Fr. A. C, Fr. C. C. ..,A.
Mrs. Beattie Mrs. Heath MTs, -John Fingland and 4Vlfss Alice non, Helen Anent, Grace Free, Mar- C. Dtioksort, Alg. II, Geom. C, Trig
3 losses. 2 wins plus 14. , Frngland, Londeslboro4 are visiting Young Venius apparently di.so!iiey- C 'Ph '�
p ed their order and returned. ITe was ,garet McKellar, ' Margaret Drover, , 'Phys. C•
with Mr. and 1 -is. Colin Fingland. D. Driscoll, ' Hist. C
iSe-aforth. ISeaforbh, in the act of e5mlbing• down a ladder Dorothy Drover, Anna Edmunds., M„ , Alg. C, Trig. '•x
1VIr.. and (Mrs. Joseph. Dane had as Y ... n
John 'fluff, sikip . M.1 -,-A. Reid, skip their guests; GMs,, and IMxu. A, Mc_ in a 40 -foot bin when a rung broke, I41ary Thompson, Ono Nichol, Edith 'C, Lat. A. C, Lat..,C. C, Fr, A: C,: x
Mis.;Delvereaux . 11ti�trse. M. A. Reid . -Dougal and .son, 'Clark, IMrs. iMic- throwing him to the bottom. T!'erguson, Kathleen Stewart, Norma Fr. C, II. 4
Jameo Devereaux M. G. Rend Intyre, -St. Thoanas, MMI Hinchley, The injured Idd lay in the bin Isabkirk, Mrs. M. A, Reid, 3liss Jam- .E, Driver, E. -Coop. 1, E, Lit, II, `s
ieson, Betty Cassidy, Margaret Pow -
Miss li•. Reid Mrs, M. G. Reid ' Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson and from early in the morning when the A. Eckert, E. Com>Ip. I, 5E. Lit, III.
1 win •plus 2. 2 wins plrrs 8. children, fSeafor th, • < accident happened until about two ell and Ruth Pinkney. A. Edlrrtunds, E. Camp, .L1I, E. Lit.
'Seat'orth. Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. John Bennewies, .of o'clock in the afternoon; when he was .C', Zoo'1, C.
C. P:,Sill• ski. C. L. Grant ski Brodhagen, visited' with Mr. and Mfr.., discovered and removed to Scott
p E. Evans, E. Comp. . d, E. Lit. I.
Mrs.'D. Shana ►an Mrs. F. Rogers F•ed M�'Rer• Memorial Hospital `"Hie will .be in .STANLEY Alg. I, Geon. I, Trig, T, Bat. 'I; Zool_
M.iMcKeliar F. Rogers 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam Burgess,, of the hospital for some time, where he
g I, Phys. II, Chem. I, Fr: A. I, F'r. C. I.
Miss L. Faulkner Mrs. 'Birkett Brussels, visited •'with ,Mr. and il'lrs. is doing as well as can be expected. , A
1 win plus 7. 2 wins plus 2, Roy Bennett. Mr. Roy Lamont and family and A. Finlayson, E.. Lit. IC, M. Hist, .
Seaforth. Mr. 'and Mrs. R. A. Ashton, Mr. Mrs. Jean McKinley spent Sunday at II;' Trig. C. c
L, S. Ashton and 'Miss Beryl Ashton, Forest, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. M. Forrest, E. Comp., C, E. Lit. III. '
R. J. Sproat, skip Gorrie, were the ST. COLUMBAN •W. Braun.
Mrs. 1C. Corrie I guests of Mr. and G. Free. E. Camlp, LII, E. Lit: C. •+
Mrs. W. E. Radford. IMrs. J. -Collins has returned to G. Gemniell,.IM_ Hist. I.
C. Corrie Bye. 'Mr. and Mrs. Rdy Sellers Brus» her 'home in London after spending
Mrs, R. J. Sproat Nearly all wheat has been thresh-. g E.Gillespie. E. Ournp. II, 'E. Lit. C,
P serfs; Mm. arid Mas: A. Creigg and a same weeks with her mother, Mrs.
2 wins plus ,11. I ed, the quality is good and the yield Alg. I, Geom, I, Trig, T, Bot. I, Zooi.
P' Mrs. 'Oliver Harris, Preston; �M.rs. Wilson Ar"mstromug.
Alfred Dennison aned daughter, of about 30 Ibwbels to the acre. The III, Phys. II, Chem. 1, Lat. A_C., Lat, - f
yield from barley . and oats is . about Mrs. 'Alex. Sparks, of London, Is C. C, Fr. A. C Fr. C. III.
,Mrs. loo, d Seere guests of Mr, and 40 ,busbel,s. AbroiA half the oats and expected• to take charge• of the ser- J. Habkirk, E. Comp. III, M. Hast.
WINTHROP
,Mrs. Harald Sellers. barley are in dhe (barns and therefore vice at 'Goshen Church. on Sunday I Chemo. III. '
1111riss Muriel Farquharson, of God- -" ry little is threshed. Corn is not morning, and, at Blake Church on T
ericlr, is 'holidaying with hem par- N, Halbkirl:, E. Lit, iI, M. Hist. III,
re, ready for market ,but is a very Sunday afternoon next Trig, 1, Lat. A. III, Lat, C. III, Fr..
sots, Mr, and ,Mrs. Wm, Farquhar- good crap, as is the rout crap. There 'Rev. J: Melvin Key's and family, A. -C.
IMr, and Mrs. Fergus Bullard nden . son• is a good yield of early potatoes. of Oakdale, Penn., have been visit- L. Hagan, E. Gomrnp. III, E, Lit. III,
Sunday with relatives .in Louden. Kenneth IHiorace and Freddie Rut- bout 50 bogy to the acre, but late ing the relatives in Shanley during M. Hist,, loot. C, Zoo. IPI, Chem. C.
Miss Be 'Bullard returned home ledge have returned home after a .
' r,otstoes are not yet ready for mar- the past week. 'M. Haigh, E. IComips, II, E. Lit. C. -
with the}my after ,spending the past few weeks .vacation with relatives in ,. p g 'p• Threshing" and finishing the bar- C. Halmdlton, E. „Lit. III.
month there. Toronto. .et. Raspberries were a � cod"`oro
,On iSunda Prospects for the apple crop are not vest is the order of the da 'G.. Hays, M. Hist. III, Al III
Winthrop football 'team •gqvvas de- y the anniversary of ,.o goad as last year though the qual- y Geomz. II, I -at:. A, II1, Lat. C. I, Fr.
feated 2 to 1 in Egmondville last Duff's church was iabservedl. The Mrs. Hugh McLachlan entertained
ity is good. Owing �ta hearvy i Uns r A. C, Fr. C. II.
Saturday evening. hour of service was 11 a.m., but be- the in'emlbers of the -Club last Thurs-
ear'y plowing will be increased this IM, Kling. F. Comp. C, E. Lit. II.
Mr. "Pat" Powell of Blyth, spent fore 1'0•o'clo,ck cars began to arrive day afternoon.
' at the church. By 11 o'clock cars . ear. The crops on an average are W. Lane, Chem.: 'C.
Sunday with friends east of the vii- , teal good and much The saline as in Rowland Luff is vi,iting at the R MacLean, E. Comp. III, E. I,it.I.
]age. were parked on the church and manse the last two 'ears, home of iia aunt, Mrs. Hugh Mr -
Mr. Nelson Trewa'rtha spent Sun- lawn along the roadway and ever, y Lachlan. M. :VTa,cLErnan, Fr, A. C.
,day evening with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. on the -public school ground. .,Thc 'Mr. and Mrs, J. Cronin, Joseph J, McKenzie, Trig, III, Zool. C,
church, auditorium was fiI1ed -to ca- and Minnie, .of Detroit, spent the A Pleasant "Gathering—Adz op'por- Phys. C.
TrMr. anda.
week end here. tunity- afforded ,by, the ,presence of a I. McLean, E: Comp. II, M. Hist.
Mr. and' Mrs. William Wheatley, ipacity and it required all the 'seat,-, .
of Regina, left for their home on in the church and the chairs from the Miss Edith. ,Miles, who has been numiber of relatives from Hamiitor., III, Alg.. J, Geom. T,, Lat. A. C, Lat.
Monday after spending the past Sunday sohool to acctrmnnodate the teaching three years in Guelph, has Englehart, Seaforth and Brucefield, Comp. C, Fr. A. C, Fr. C., C.
month with r. 'and Mrs. • Thomas crowd. The mrinistc),� for the day resigned her position and Ieft Mon- occasioned a delightful gathering at S V4cSpa.ciden, E. Otmt:p, C, E. Lit,
Wheatley. the honre of :Ver. and Mrs. H.u.zh Vic- I, (eeomn. I. .
Rev'. G. N. Gould, of Grace United' day to join the Order of Loretto in Lachlan, of Stanley Township, an
Church, St. Tllonuas, vvas in fine'form Toronto. p, F. Malcol:•s, E. C.omlp. C, E. Lit. 11.
Saturday, August 20th. A .strongly V. Nolan. V. Hi:ct. C. Geom. I1T,
and gave two masterly addresses. 'Miss Mary OT,onnor, nurse in contested ball game was the feature' Trig. C, Bot. C, Zool., C, Fr. A. C, x
Mr. ,Could has a strong resonant 11,i'ghland Park H-os)pital, is visiting of the afternnoms bringing in the Fr, C. C,
CONSTANCE speaking voice which indicates physi- her ,parents• front the merits of a number of ani- 1i, O'Connor, F. sat. C, At. Hist C,
cal and mental rvd,gor. In the morn. Miss. Evelyn McGrath, -of Buffal", ateur ball player•.,. At six a'tlosk all Alg. C. Ge•int. V, Bot. C., Zool. C, Fr.
ing hi:; text was Romans .1 and 17: sent the week end here, cat clown to x •bountiful repast when C.
'Mr. and lMrs.•Ben Shell, Anne rich- "The ,just shall live by fifth." Ir. p P ti. C', Fr. y'.
.by., Peter Lindsay and Mrs. Willia, m his discourse the speaker contract- Mr. and ;Vers. Knoxall and family, all did ju��t.ice to the good things ,C, O'Lear , E. Comp. Ill,' F:. Lit.
Britton attended morning service at ed the life of faith with •bhe life of lbondon, are spending a week at pr'ov'ided.• In the erven-ing •lli•. Lew, 1.
Wfilton Su*,nday and visited in +ihe ,,if- whose activity is the pursuit, of ma- her home. ,Tel>Ilxitt acted as, chairman and a line I. O'Laaiy. F. Lit. C, Trig. C, '
ternoon with ,Mr. and ,Mrs. Walter tenial tihingst IIn the eivening This Mr. and Mrs. J. Krausko'pf, Loui"s p''ogramane w•a:4 rendered, consisting Chem. C.
Eroadfo'otr' text was Luke 19 an<l 10: "Fore the Carlin and Archie O'Connor, of De- of duet~ by lfu;.,°h 1IIcLachlan an -1 G. Park..,, E. Lit, C. Alg, LII, Trig. L.
+Miss Blanche Wheatley retarnod on Son of Man is ,come to s•eek'nnd to trait. are visiting friends here. Jean Murdock; piano inst>,um'ent,al, C, Phys,. 111. Fr. A. C. Fr: C. C.
Saturday from camlpiiig at Honey save that which w•a:s lost." The Sister St. Luke, of St. Joseph's Rowland Luff; several selections on 1°. Ptu•eell, E. Lit. C, M. Dist. Iir,
Harbour, Georgian Bay. preacher showed how Jesus, ,rarer'. Hoa.pital, visited her parentsi Mr, and vialin and n-outh organ by Hugh anti Alg. C. Geoni. C, La.t. A. C, Fr. A.
Mr, and Mrs.George Wheatley and and had' a heart concorn for individ- Mrs. J, Morris. Will--1trLachlan with Mrs, Nl(Lach'- (:, Fr, C. II;,
Miss Blanche Wheatley visited smith ual'a, The offtrings for the day were Brother Francis, of Montreal, is �n athetpiana; violin s•cctipns by Mary JD, Reid, Alg. il, C=conn. II,
fr-ien& in New Hamburg Sunday. about $3,00, which is surely a token spending a week with his parents, Mr, C. O. Martin; or dialogue y Dorotho Bob. c', Zoo]. II, Fr. A. Jr, Fr. C. III. f
Miss Jean Anderson is 'sick at prep- of d'e'epinterent and sacrificial giving and Mrs, J, Dalton. Luff aad Mary "Medley; readings by .1, Mary Re id, E. •Oani'p. 1, °E, Lit. II.
ent ,with themmsles. in these days. The managers of the ?Miss Helen Downey, Detroit, is Mrs. W. :Mlchenzre, W. ;VTcLachlan G. Rennio-, ,11. Hist. C, Alg. II„
IMr. and Mrs. E. Adam's, Oonelda congregation were greatly, heartened visiting" friends here. anti .Jerrie Smith; selections on mourth Gecum'. C, Trig. J11, Chem. C, Fr: A. C.
and Kesssle spent Sunday in Staff a. by the generosity of the people.. A Miss Mary McGrath has returned organ and piano, C. O. Martin; Vii. Rags, MI. 'Hist. C; Alg. C, Trig.
)Mr. and Mrs. Allen and sons, Ray choir of 26 voices under the leader- to Toronto after spending her vaea- speeches, Messrs. ::VI Lachlan, Tem- C!, Bot. C, ?dal. C, Fr, A. C, Fr. C. C.
and ,Donald, of London, who are roomy ship of ,Mr. W. E. Radford4 made' tion here. butt, Martin and Fluimlmer. A fes, K, Rutledge, E. 'Comp. III.
Lure of the program was the preeen- R. Shaw, F. Conor C E. Lit C,
camping at Bayfield, were the gueata' a splenm3id contribution to the e'er- p• +
Of Mr. and, Mrs. John Ferguson on vices of the day. ,Mr. Scott's soj�g ration ba Mr. ones Mrs. William Mc- M. Rist. C, Aig. 1, Geon. C, Bot�III,
Surd's,! were well received; as was the duet congregational -c(hurches in England, Kenzie, of a lolvely set of china dish- Zool. C. Chem. 'C, Fr. A. C, Fr. C. C.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wligggids, of Bmnt- by Mr. Scott and ,Mrs. Fingland. The he is, a journalist of no mean ability as in honor of their wedding anni- E. Shaw, E. Lit. IU, Geom. C, - ,-,
ford, were the guests for a couple of anthetms by the choir were in them- beinig a contrilhutor' to selvmeral• mag- veraitry. •Gtreshg frnm a dRstance in- Chem. C, Fr, A. C, Fr. G. C.11.
days of Mr. and Mrs. John Fer ugon. seVveg sweet gos el mess eluded Mr. C. O. Martino of Fnigle- D.-%lls,'E. Comp. C, E. Lit. C, `<
y g p ages in song. azinea of which the British Weekly R
hart; Mr. anal Mrs. Luff, Darothy and H. .Somerville E. Corn C.
Mrs. 'Wiggins is 'Mr. Ferguson's As one mingled with the throng em- is one. He has travelled in three ,Rowland, Mrs. Plummer, Miss Merl- ' p'
nioce. egging from the church after the ev- contin•ents .and is a real leader in K. Stewart, M, Hidt. III, Alg. III,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Rogerson at- eni'n service many crnn ley, of Hamilton; Belle and John Geonmm. Ile Lat. A. C ,
g Taimentary public ,life. His lecture on Monday , Lat. ii, C Fr.
tended the morning service at Wal- reaeks were overheard of the con- night sparm
sparkled with humor and gave M'ar'tin and, Mr. and Mrs. Tetbbutt, of A. III, Fr. C. I.
mn• , •:;t
ton on Sunday and spent the after- trilbutions of Mrs. Davidson, Mrs, his audience an understanding o. Seaforth. M. Tbosmslnson, E. Oommp, C, E. Lit
noon with Mr. and 'Mrs.. D, 'Watson. Lydiatt, Miss Isabel Ritchie and V[ r9,. Scottish church life of one hundred' -•A p4,vamnt post -nuptial reception C.
W. A. and W. M. S. will hclld a Fingland, while the preacher of tbo years ago. A male quartette from and shower in honor of .lir. and Mrs. N. Tyndall, E. 'Comvp. III, E.' Lit. C, 1;
11
joint meeting on T'hursd'ay at the dray made enguiry regarding the alto the United Church, Winrgham, furn- Frank bfacCrregor was imeld on Mon- Geom•. I, Trig. 1, Birt. C, Zool. II1, ;:
ham,e of Mr. and Mrs. 'Clhgrles Dex- winger Miss Annie McTvgrgart and iashed the musical hart of the pro. day evening at the home of Mr. and Fr, A. C, Fr. C. n. :,`
ter. made a comment ion the beauty and gram . lira, .lobo A, Ma'eL:wan, Stanley Tp., IM. Watson, AIg. I, Geom, I, 1`rig•.yr""'
'Was Mlildred Britton and Dr. F,1- sweetness of her voice. On Monday= 'Mrs. A. Sobier and son, Kenneth, when seventy -+five neighbors and C, Phys. C, Chem. 1I, Lat. A. G, Lat. �i"
f iia fhlecl t t d t C'rF A C F C
ly eyrie) that they will find, it adh>fan�
tageous in these doll rbinirm sbo Short-
4Ad
. 18,,58, Ask to
t,,
t Office Close
;t�
Off asgenm o ex en congra -
ulations. The bride and hridagroom
r. r.
J. Williams, Alg. I, Gem. 111, Trig.
Interesting D o c u m e n t s
..
Found By Miss McDer-
Britton. (Miss II�elen Britton return.-
Recall Events in Har-
1, H
.mid,
I, Phys III, Chenn. 11, Lat. A. C.
D. Wilson, M• Hist, C, 11',
' purhey in 1858.
K
OPEN R; R. STATION '
joint f l -Ace will be at Winthrop
WITH GRAND ,BALL
" (
.
come and useful gifts. eve,L]ing
in dancinfg,
Miss MbDermid, Goderieh Street,
Seaforth, has, gimen The Huron 'Ex-
pwsitor some interesting- doeumemta
•'holiedays at Peacooit Point, near Ham-
-dealing with events. of years, ago in
of the Barfield and, Varna branches
Ka.rlpurhey, ''which .bedo'nged to her
It ^
'farbher, the late Angus Mc
. , (Continued on 'Plage 5)
Deradd. Many of the family ndte-:
'y .1;
neritioned are still ,prominent loca,Ey
of the .Bank of 'Comnanerce.
and some • of the eve+nfts may be re-
A. II, Fr. C. I. .
called Ihy the older renders. '
.^,
LU ft's trinue 11larpurhey was a
4 ni'ving village, with 'a: number a
.
hotels and' stores; Seaforth was still
�
a cros,s,ro'ada with one or two cabins.
'd -
It had ,been lint recently surveyed by
Messrs. Patten, Bernard and Le Froy
ansd.laid out in lots. •
` '
No Post Office on Sunday.
r ti
The Harpurhey poslbrnaster was
. Malcolm M,cDermid, an uncle of 'Misse
MsoDermid. It was evidently 'the
" . epstom to send and receive mail on
•
Sunday'for a number of the leading
citizens found it necessary to pe'tdtiofu
the government of the day to ask
that thisIbrreakdng of the Sabbath be
t6 ti
stopped. I ' .
The petition reads:—
To the 'Honorable the Legislative
(bunnil 'of the .Province of C'anad'a in
Parliament As'semibsl+ed: •
'The
memorial of the undersigned
` in iabilt nits of the Township of �Tuc'k-
brralil'!th and. MIcK'llloyp humbly and' re-
speotfm}il'y showeth:
•,
'Thai;' your memorialists relgird the
aalbbasth as 'divine in its origin, and
permanent in its obliegatilon;
%i'hat they are deelply convinced of
' '
the, evil's khat have flowed frcm its
rregloat, ands the beivefrts that have
attended its observamsce;
'
That t oml5ci'ouss of the flavor ,the,
.'i
Al- nighty has shown us as people
I they feel anmous, to avoid everything
firttted to provoke -,His frown;
That .they cannot 'but look upon
the business carried on in pos! aI de-
ptartment, Eby the transmiss+sion of Her
Majesty's mail, the opening of plos't
offices and the delivery of letters and
paip'ers, on the Lard's +Da:y as other
W
• than displeasing to Him, dishonoring
an in-,tietuthion to which he has fixed
the seal;
They .therefore humbly and re-
speetfully memorialize your Honor-
able 'House that. -.on taking the preym-
s
ices, into your serious consideration,
you will adopt such measures as to
your wisdom mayseem. most expedi-
4" >.
ent for the entire abolition of all la-
bor, on the Lord's Day in the above
important department of public ser-
. •
vice.
And your memoriali-sts as in duty
•
bound, will ever pray for their main
11
wish: f
(Robert'Hays, Alex. McKenzie, Pre.s-
%
byterian Minister, William Graham,
Presbyterian Mindster, Peter Ramsay;
Arch. 'Dickson, Robe'r't Tva•nlbull, Jas.
14.
ri•
Kerr, Joinles Grieve', Robert Habkirk,
John Henderson, Thomas Grieve,
.
Roiberrt 'Sicott, James Crarmnochan, Wm,
1k1�
Wilson, David' WCulloOgh, Christo-
pher Siparling, Hugh 'Grieve, John
Hannah, George Gouin,lack, ,Sr., Rfo+bfd:
Dickson, George, Sproat, Robert H.
Carnod,han, James Ross, William
Somerville, Malcolm McDermid, Air:
•
gus MscDeamid, James Sparlin.g, D+av-
.,
id Brydon, Thomas- Amos, W'iIliam
,
Ross, Thomas Li!btl.e, .Wm. Landsbor-
ough; Robar•t Govenlock, Alex. Broad-
..
•• 'foot,. George Gouinlock, Hugh Me-
Dtmlald, Walter Mnos, C. Cosenus,
••
'+
George Sperling, Andrew MdCaa,
Robemt Steen, Donald Murray, Alex-
anldfec, MicKuy, Joseph Young, James
Wlhim,sfiieiN James, 'MicD'onald; M.
Matheson ' .J•amses. B•ulgey, James,
Dickson, George Mielntbooh.
•
Let's Celebrate the 24th.
4 I 1958 Q1ue,en•Vietoris was in the
(
midst of her long and successful
reign. The young men of Harpur-
hey considered in prosper !to' celebrate"
her birthday with due- and Itltinrf
ceremmsomy, and frtJhen as now, fotind it
'ti
nec�e'ssary to procure fufndls•. Their
appeal to the commmmvQVun,follows,:—
y
We; the young men; os£ tllxef"Vilhi'&
s,,
of Harpm-hey and Acinity, have re-
. ,solv'ed to celebrate the alpprowhing
amanMemsary of the birth of bee most
V.aaiaas Majesty, as becometh loyal
and well affected' subjects. But al-
though oum loyalty is up to the mark,,'
our finances are down rho zero.
Therefore, we feed ourselves under
4,4
the necessity ,of a'prpetalintg to those
who redly are in epoe'sestsion, of the
'
dimm,es to, ca nlbribnrte liberally toward
thre maw. 'The mvoney edllectdd slmr' 11
,
be for ,the puiVoee of rerwamding the'
rine cemful corm petittoris in ,the athletic
gamm!e to be held in the Village of
J. i
Harpurhey on the day above naimled,
We cordially invite 'the 'public at
laryge to come on that day and wit.
_
ness our performance, being eploskive=
op e, Back, in
Haven ,the. Post
d on Sunday
.
• • • ... 0 . . • •
• Strange Sights" is Hullett
On Tuesday morning last, on
going back to the bush for cows,
Mr. R. Adams noticed a deer and
• .fawn grazing in the pasture near
the woods. Mr. Adams watched
them for about ten minutes be-
fore the deer- noticed him. Iin-
'mediately both- took flight and
ran into the -woods.
PLAY OFF DATES FOR
HURON FOOTBALL SET
Four Teams Will Play in
Finals ; Softball 'Games
For Eceelstone Cup Set.
The dates of ;the Huron County
Football Association play-offs have
been announced recently by the
Secretary of the League, A. W. Dick,
Seaforth. The seirni,finals will ;be
completed by the end of the month.
Of the Six teams to splay in the league,
four are in the play-offs.
In the first ,serlea, St. ,Columban
plays at Egmond,hlf; on (Saturday,
Au�gus,t 27th, with the return game
at St. Columiban on, Wednesday,
August 31.
In the second •series Walton pays
at Brussels on 'Friday, August 26,
with the return garne_ at Walton on
Monday, August 29th. Should a 'tie
result bhe (play-offs will take place on
Friday, -September 2nd.
The -'final •games ,will be arranged
by ,the wilipers and 'are to be played
by .Sepstm ber 12th. All games will
start,slhanp at 6 'pmt. •
,Softball Dates Set,
At a meeting of the- .executive of
the Harron S`o'ftibasll League,.'. -held in
Clinton last Friday, it was arranged'
that the four high teams of the
league, Seaforth, Grand! Bend, Clin-
ton and Goderich, would play for the
Ecclestone Croup on 'Wednesday, Aug-
ust 31st at Clinton.
This 'Cup, which is for annual coma
petition,>was ,presented -this year, to
the League by Mrs. 'George Eceel-
st'one. The finial games each year
are played where the cup was held
the (previous year. .
In .the first round, Seaforth meet,
Goderich and Clinton plays' the Bend.
The winners of these games play the
finals about 5.30 the same day.
Dates for the 'Sills' •Cup have not
as yet been announced. The scheduled
games do not rinish until the end of
the month and anti'l they are over it
will not be possible to set play-off
dz,tes.
The stranding now is:
G.P. W. L. T. P.
Seaforth .. . 23 18 '6 0 40
Grand Bend .. 22 17 6 0 38
Clinton . a..... 23 14 9 0 30
Go-deriych 22 9 3 1 19
Bayfieild ...... 20 1 19 1 '3
Brussels ..... 10 0 •10 0 0
DUBLIN •
Week end, visitors were: Peter Dill,
'Detroit, spent the weelk end with Mr.
aetd +Mrs. iP. Dill.
(Mrs. Benninger, ,Sr„ Goderich, vis-
ited with IMr. and, Mrs. M. J. Bennin-
ger. ,
Mrs. E. Naigle, Kitchener,• was
here with friends.
Kingsley Beale and Jack Lord, of
Montreal, are visiting with Mrs. E.
Beale. • -
IMi•ss 'Margaret Byrne, Detroit, was
the guest of Mrs. W. J. Byrne.
Mrs. Jerry R'yaN Stretford, was
visiting 'Mrs'. T. 'Moroney.
Herbert Weston, of Galt, was the
guest of Gar Smith. .
Imus Hanlon Ivasited with friends
in London.
IMig9 'Margaret Byrne, of Detroit,
,is holidaying with ,her mother, Mrs.
W. J. Byrne.
[Mr. and Mrs. John 'Cronin, of De.
troit, are holidaying with friends.
(Mies Dolly Cronin is (visiting with
friend's in. 'Detroit. "
IM'iss ,Mary Beale spent a few days
wilth friends in Palmerston: •
IMr; and Mrs. 'William Byrne and
children, Detroit, ate visiting friends.
Miss, Rove O'Connor has been en-
gaged to teach in the Separate school
in iH�i(bbert. •
,Miss ,Mary. Gallagher, of Toronto,
ie visiting at time home of John De-
laney.
IMrs. Rgehill, London., is visiting'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlin.
Edwamd McGrath, of Linrwood;, Ly
visiting hiss 'bro'ther, Louis 'Mk'Gratbh.
McKII'.LLOP
MIXED RINK TOURNEY °"°I'°'v,,�a� * ��
.
Where Have FALLS PROVE SERIOUS Eighty-five per i nt. h ► t l `�k ,'', A �i `
. T >1 1,
ON MONDAY NIGHT The Rorie? F O LOCAL PEOPLE . P k�, 4f' F
y R a p►e rs k. Written -6 tion. hpe
s IS POPULAR AFFAIR D ArryG+
, d ,
yr
y UNING ' PAST WEEK . School Pu ils � r" e
In the Canada ear book oP�:: ,�j J�, ,w
1931, recently leaped, care learns Clip i.
that Seaforth hoe X6 lidos- i . 1+ . "�.'r i '
tries; that they reppesent a -
Outside Rinks Participate capital of 1$555,481.0,0; that Boy Falls in Wolverton Mill; ' ' • ' Results Compare Favorably; ,, f ,
they employ 141 perCt3pns; that
in Twilight Games At they pay annually lip wages, Scaffold Gives. Way in . Thanksgiving Date i Set With Last Year When: .:. �;
$134,423.00; that they each,
Local Green% year use materials coating Theatre Throwing 'Three. It was announced in Ottawa 'Only 76 , P'er Cent. ()f � ,
$562,782.00, and that tiro groan on Wednesday that Thanksgiving •
annual value of their products Day ,. will, this year be observed 'Papers Written W e'er C i"Ilii
amount to $855,027.00. on Monday, October 10th. Since ;,,.
H,, JEFFREY RINK WIN'S' ,BREAKS BOTH LEGS Armistice 'Day and Thanksgiving +Successful.
- - ° have been separated it has been "
------ the. rule to have the holidays ". w
The 'Seaforth Lawn Row -ling Club WALTON While plastering at the'new theatre about a month a'�rart. A pro- ; ?, .
g p g clamation fixing the date will be �"
held its annual mixed' rink twilight on Tuesday morning last, John Frost, issued in a few days. 'S• C. I, STUDENTS :ie .
tournainent on' Monday night last. Miss Ruby Young has retarnedr Harry Waterhouse . and James Blair i's,
Fine weather, fine greens and' a home after spending were thrown, to the floor, a distance ip • 's • • • r • . WROTE 293 PAPERS �:'
p rug saves al weeks 'Al
large entry list ,helped to make the with Mr. and Mrs, EIi McLaughlin, of about eight 'feet, when a scaffold' 1l
event a very sulccessfui ones Zona: gave way.
First prize went to Mr. H, Jef- 'The men were working on ,the
fro 's rink on which was playing iillass Mary Humphrey has also re-Tn rfdhe results o£ the Upper School.
y' p g turned after spending a week with north wall of the audiftoriunt. Blair C� G. I• 1 r A L UMNAE In th, nay held xdeemltAy�, it is '
Mrs. H, Stenvart, Miss B. Camiplbell 'Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hacicvvell near managed to jump without accident learned that &5 11
and', H. Stewart. • Brrrasels. but the other two received serious papers written b9 per is of the Sia- F t;'
L. Hammer °s ,Stratford rink and" ankle in'uries and were bads shat -
W. J. Dunrcan's ISeadorth -rink tied for. "Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Hisser and 1Vlr. J y ENJOY FINE PICNIC forth Clollesgiate Lnstttute were anzle z-
setcond prize and in the play-off the and )Mrs.' ,s: Ellerton, of Vegreville, en up. .. • cessful. This edm1par+es favoralbly
Alta., . left for the West Saturday 'Frost and Waterhouse .were re- with bast yew•, when 76 per Bent. were -
Stratford+ rink won. miorning after spending the summer moved to the office off Dr. H,'"H. Ross ,successful. In all 293 papers 'were i
'The scores and ,pllayers follow: and' •fromn, there to Scott Memorial written,
months in the East. Mr. Millr;r and
Seaforth.Oilll
eStratfordt Hospital, where x-rays taken treveal- Former Members Gather At The schedule of ranking is as fol. Mr, Ellerton, are lbatth teachers iu p
if. Jefireo, skip. 'W.M. KinkleM, skip Veg'revill'e high school and' have been ed that Wiaterhouse's ankle' was lows: '50 to 50, C• 60 to 65, III. 66 - .
Mrs. H.'Stewart Mrs. Owan attending summer school at Kingston broken and Frost's severely sfpdain- Bayfield on Tues( to '74, II; 75 to 100, Ir• '
H. ,Stewart A. J. Flannigan and. Toronto, respectively. This is ed. -'• 'Miss Elinor Evans secured 10 first . .,
Miss B.Camlpbel'1 Mrsi. Runciman Mr. 'Miller's last year at University Mr., 'Frost w,as able to be taken to Por Reunion. class honors and one second class it
. 3 wins plus 15 1 win plus 1, which entitles him to h'is B.A. degree. his home on Tuesday evening, but 11 paupers written, The results,' in
Seaforth. Stratford.Mr: and 'Mrs. Peter Gardiner spent Mr. , Waterho'.use is still in the hos- detail, follow:
T. J. Johzt ton J. M. Mlctintoslt Sunday with relatives lino London', pital.' He will be removed to his
skip slcfp 1VIr. and., Mrs: H. Last, Windsor, home in Aicton as soon as a cast is Former members of .the Margaret R. Aberhart, Eng, Cowen. C', Geon.
Mrs. E. H.Close (Miss Mad are the guests of Mr..and'Mrs', Bich- put on his ankles. In !both cases it Larkin C. �G. 1. T, of First Presby_ II, Bot. C, Zool. C, Phys. C; Chem.
aide 'Hay. will. be a nnpilbez 'af weeks before torian ,Church took advantage of i.Lo
III, Lat. A. C, Lat. Comvp. 'C.
Chas. FLo'lmes. F. Johnson Quite a number from the village they are able'to resume work. :ir,e weather ri M. Bax'ber, A''lg. C., Geon. C, Zool .`
Mrs. Ryman 'Mrs. McIntosh g of Tuesday t, hold a II Fr, A. III
2 wins plus 10 1 win plus 7, , attended the decoration service at reunion picnic th Bayfield. In charm•, Fr. .. II.
Brodhagen cemetery Sunday after- Child Falls Twenty Feet. of Mrs. M. A.,, Reid, the group gatb- A. Bolton. M. Hist. C.
:Seaforth. ceaforth• noon. Albert Venius, aged 9, son of Mr. erect at the church early in the af- ,M. Broadfoot, E. Camp. III,„
R. J. Winter, skip W. J. Duncan, skip Mr. and IMrs. J'oseph.D.Wvivlsun and and Mrs. William Venius, had (both tcrreon and motored to the lake, Q. Butson, M. w6t. C, Alg. � I, � '
M'r•s. J. J. Haggard 'Miss Dorsey son, Murray, of London,' hnd Mr. and legs ,broken when he fell a distance Sports, swinvming and remin- Ge'om. TI, Trig. I, Bot. C, Zool. C, Fr.
J. J. Huggard Dr. R. R. Hoes .Mxs. 'Lloyd Porter and daughter, .,of twenty feet in a 'bin at the Wbl- iscences filled the afternoon, which A. Il, Fr. C. III.
Mrs. Gibson 14rs. W. J. Duncan Doris, were 'week en'd. visitors with verton Flour Mulls on Saturday last.: was 'brought to. a close with a saris- DZ. Cardio, Phy s. C, Chem C, Fr.
2 wins plus 11 2 wins plus. 14, Mr. and, 'Mrs. Joseph Bennett. His (brother, Robert and the man- fy'rvg supper, A. III.
Sea:iorth. Stratford'. IRev. and Mrs. 'G. N. 'Goulfi, of S'.. ager of the mill, 'Mr. Darroch, who A.mor.g those at the picnic 'w�+re: 1
Jno, Beattie',, ski, L. Hammer, skip Tho` ', were the guesyts of Rev. and N. Cardno, E, Comp. I, E. Lit. C. ., . ':
1 had Been' cleaning up around the Elinor F,vans, Margaret• Ross, Helen
Mrs. fDeLace p Mrs. Hamimer Mrs. C, 'Cuunming at the manse. ''-VZ. 'Crnmm�ings,, M. Hist. III Al . '
y IMrs. 'Won. Fingland, N' plank had noticed the boy' in.' the Hamilton, Margaret Cardno, Mary g- :r,
Lorne' ,hale iRt Easson g as -ara Falls, building and had ordered him away. filing, Mary Reid, :Margaret McLen- ILI, :Geon, C, Fr. A. C, Fr. C. C. ..,A.
Mrs. Beattie Mrs. Heath MTs, -John Fingland and 4Vlfss Alice non, Helen Anent, Grace Free, Mar- C. Dtioksort, Alg. II, Geom. C, Trig
3 losses. 2 wins plus 14. , Frngland, Londeslboro4 are visiting Young Venius apparently di.so!iiey- C 'Ph '�
p ed their order and returned. ITe was ,garet McKellar, ' Margaret Drover, , 'Phys. C•
with Mr. and 1 -is. Colin Fingland. D. Driscoll, ' Hist. C
iSe-aforth. ISeaforbh, in the act of e5mlbing• down a ladder Dorothy Drover, Anna Edmunds., M„ , Alg. C, Trig. '•x
1VIr.. and (Mrs. Joseph. Dane had as Y ... n
John 'fluff, sikip . M.1 -,-A. Reid, skip their guests; GMs,, and IMxu. A, Mc_ in a 40 -foot bin when a rung broke, I41ary Thompson, Ono Nichol, Edith 'C, Lat. A. C, Lat..,C. C, Fr, A: C,: x
Mis.;Delvereaux . 11ti�trse. M. A. Reid . -Dougal and .son, 'Clark, IMrs. iMic- throwing him to the bottom. T!'erguson, Kathleen Stewart, Norma Fr. C, II. 4
Jameo Devereaux M. G. Rend Intyre, -St. Thoanas, MMI Hinchley, The injured Idd lay in the bin Isabkirk, Mrs. M. A, Reid, 3liss Jam- .E, Driver, E. -Coop. 1, E, Lit, II, `s
ieson, Betty Cassidy, Margaret Pow -
Miss li•. Reid Mrs, M. G. Reid ' Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson and from early in the morning when the A. Eckert, E. Com>Ip. I, 5E. Lit, III.
1 win •plus 2. 2 wins plrrs 8. children, fSeafor th, • < accident happened until about two ell and Ruth Pinkney. A. Edlrrtunds, E. Camp, .L1I, E. Lit.
'Seat'orth. Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. John Bennewies, .of o'clock in the afternoon; when he was .C', Zoo'1, C.
C. P:,Sill• ski. C. L. Grant ski Brodhagen, visited' with Mr. and Mfr.., discovered and removed to Scott
p E. Evans, E. Comp. . d, E. Lit. I.
Mrs.'D. Shana ►an Mrs. F. Rogers F•ed M�'Rer• Memorial Hospital `"Hie will .be in .STANLEY Alg. I, Geon. I, Trig, T, Bat. 'I; Zool_
M.iMcKeliar F. Rogers 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam Burgess,, of the hospital for some time, where he
g I, Phys. II, Chem. I, Fr: A. I, F'r. C. I.
Miss L. Faulkner Mrs. 'Birkett Brussels, visited •'with ,Mr. and il'lrs. is doing as well as can be expected. , A
1 win plus 7. 2 wins plus 2, Roy Bennett. Mr. Roy Lamont and family and A. Finlayson, E.. Lit. IC, M. Hist, .
Seaforth. Mr. 'and Mrs. R. A. Ashton, Mr. Mrs. Jean McKinley spent Sunday at II;' Trig. C. c
L, S. Ashton and 'Miss Beryl Ashton, Forest, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. M. Forrest, E. Comp., C, E. Lit. III. '
R. J. Sproat, skip Gorrie, were the ST. COLUMBAN •W. Braun.
Mrs. 1C. Corrie I guests of Mr. and G. Free. E. Camlp, LII, E. Lit: C. •+
Mrs. W. E. Radford. IMrs. J. -Collins has returned to G. Gemniell,.IM_ Hist. I.
C. Corrie Bye. 'Mr. and Mrs. Rdy Sellers Brus» her 'home in London after spending
Mrs, R. J. Sproat Nearly all wheat has been thresh-. g E.Gillespie. E. Ournp. II, 'E. Lit. C,
P serfs; Mm. arid Mas: A. Creigg and a same weeks with her mother, Mrs.
2 wins plus ,11. I ed, the quality is good and the yield Alg. I, Geom, I, Trig, T, Bot. I, Zooi.
P' Mrs. 'Oliver Harris, Preston; �M.rs. Wilson Ar"mstromug.
Alfred Dennison aned daughter, of about 30 Ibwbels to the acre. The III, Phys. II, Chem. 1, Lat. A_C., Lat, - f
yield from barley . and oats is . about Mrs. 'Alex. Sparks, of London, Is C. C, Fr. A. C Fr. C. III.
,Mrs. loo, d Seere guests of Mr, and 40 ,busbel,s. AbroiA half the oats and expected• to take charge• of the ser- J. Habkirk, E. Comp. III, M. Hast.
WINTHROP
,Mrs. Harald Sellers. barley are in dhe (barns and therefore vice at 'Goshen Church. on Sunday I Chemo. III. '
1111riss Muriel Farquharson, of God- -" ry little is threshed. Corn is not morning, and, at Blake Church on T
ericlr, is 'holidaying with hem par- N, Halbkirl:, E. Lit, iI, M. Hist. III,
re, ready for market ,but is a very Sunday afternoon next Trig, 1, Lat. A. III, Lat, C. III, Fr..
sots, Mr, and ,Mrs. Wm, Farquhar- good crap, as is the rout crap. There 'Rev. J: Melvin Key's and family, A. -C.
IMr, and Mrs. Fergus Bullard nden . son• is a good yield of early potatoes. of Oakdale, Penn., have been visit- L. Hagan, E. Gomrnp. III, E, Lit. III,
Sunday with relatives .in Louden. Kenneth IHiorace and Freddie Rut- bout 50 bogy to the acre, but late ing the relatives in Shanley during M. Hist,, loot. C, Zoo. IPI, Chem. C.
Miss Be 'Bullard returned home ledge have returned home after a .
' r,otstoes are not yet ready for mar- the past week. 'M. Haigh, E. IComips, II, E. Lit. C. -
with the}my after ,spending the past few weeks .vacation with relatives in ,. p g 'p• Threshing" and finishing the bar- C. Halmdlton, E. „Lit. III.
month there. Toronto. .et. Raspberries were a � cod"`oro
,On iSunda Prospects for the apple crop are not vest is the order of the da 'G.. Hays, M. Hist. III, Al III
Winthrop football 'team •gqvvas de- y the anniversary of ,.o goad as last year though the qual- y Geomz. II, I -at:. A, II1, Lat. C. I, Fr.
feated 2 to 1 in Egmondville last Duff's church was iabservedl. The Mrs. Hugh McLachlan entertained
ity is good. Owing �ta hearvy i Uns r A. C, Fr. C. II.
Saturday evening. hour of service was 11 a.m., but be- the in'emlbers of the -Club last Thurs-
ear'y plowing will be increased this IM, Kling. F. Comp. C, E. Lit. II.
Mr. "Pat" Powell of Blyth, spent fore 1'0•o'clo,ck cars began to arrive day afternoon.
' at the church. By 11 o'clock cars . ear. The crops on an average are W. Lane, Chem.: 'C.
Sunday with friends east of the vii- , teal good and much The saline as in Rowland Luff is vi,iting at the R MacLean, E. Comp. III, E. I,it.I.
]age. were parked on the church and manse the last two 'ears, home of iia aunt, Mrs. Hugh Mr -
Mr. Nelson Trewa'rtha spent Sun- lawn along the roadway and ever, y Lachlan. M. :VTa,cLErnan, Fr, A. C.
,day evening with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. on the -public school ground. .,Thc 'Mr. and Mrs, J. Cronin, Joseph J, McKenzie, Trig, III, Zool. C,
church, auditorium was fiI1ed -to ca- and Minnie, .of Detroit, spent the A Pleasant "Gathering—Adz op'por- Phys. C.
TrMr. anda.
week end here. tunity- afforded ,by, the ,presence of a I. McLean, E: Comp. II, M. Hist.
Mr. and' Mrs. William Wheatley, ipacity and it required all the 'seat,-, .
of Regina, left for their home on in the church and the chairs from the Miss Edith. ,Miles, who has been numiber of relatives from Hamiitor., III, Alg.. J, Geom. T,, Lat. A. C, Lat.
Monday after spending the past Sunday sohool to acctrmnnodate the teaching three years in Guelph, has Englehart, Seaforth and Brucefield, Comp. C, Fr. A. C, Fr. C., C.
month with r. 'and Mrs. • Thomas crowd. The mrinistc),� for the day resigned her position and Ieft Mon- occasioned a delightful gathering at S V4cSpa.ciden, E. Otmt:p, C, E. Lit,
Wheatley. the honre of :Ver. and Mrs. H.u.zh Vic- I, (eeomn. I. .
Rev'. G. N. Gould, of Grace United' day to join the Order of Loretto in Lachlan, of Stanley Township, an
Church, St. Tllonuas, vvas in fine'form Toronto. p, F. Malcol:•s, E. C.omlp. C, E. Lit. 11.
Saturday, August 20th. A .strongly V. Nolan. V. Hi:ct. C. Geom. I1T,
and gave two masterly addresses. 'Miss Mary OT,onnor, nurse in contested ball game was the feature' Trig. C, Bot. C, Zool., C, Fr. A. C, x
Mr. ,Could has a strong resonant 11,i'ghland Park H-os)pital, is visiting of the afternnoms bringing in the Fr, C. C,
CONSTANCE speaking voice which indicates physi- her ,parents• front the merits of a number of ani- 1i, O'Connor, F. sat. C, At. Hist C,
cal and mental rvd,gor. In the morn. Miss. Evelyn McGrath, -of Buffal", ateur ball player•.,. At six a'tlosk all Alg. C. Ge•int. V, Bot. C., Zool. C, Fr.
ing hi:; text was Romans .1 and 17: sent the week end here, cat clown to x •bountiful repast when C.
'Mr. and lMrs.•Ben Shell, Anne rich- "The ,just shall live by fifth." Ir. p P ti. C', Fr. y'.
.by., Peter Lindsay and Mrs. Willia, m his discourse the speaker contract- Mr. and ;Vers. Knoxall and family, all did ju��t.ice to the good things ,C, O'Lear , E. Comp. Ill,' F:. Lit.
Britton attended morning service at ed the life of faith with •bhe life of lbondon, are spending a week at pr'ov'ided.• In the erven-ing •lli•. Lew, 1.
Wfilton Su*,nday and visited in +ihe ,,if- whose activity is the pursuit, of ma- her home. ,Tel>Ilxitt acted as, chairman and a line I. O'Laaiy. F. Lit. C, Trig. C, '
ternoon with ,Mr. and ,Mrs. Walter tenial tihingst IIn the eivening This Mr. and Mrs. J. Krausko'pf, Loui"s p''ogramane w•a:4 rendered, consisting Chem. C.
Eroadfo'otr' text was Luke 19 an<l 10: "Fore the Carlin and Archie O'Connor, of De- of duet~ by lfu;.,°h 1IIcLachlan an -1 G. Park..,, E. Lit, C. Alg, LII, Trig. L.
+Miss Blanche Wheatley retarnod on Son of Man is ,come to s•eek'nnd to trait. are visiting friends here. Jean Murdock; piano inst>,um'ent,al, C, Phys,. 111. Fr. A. C. Fr: C. C.
Saturday from camlpiiig at Honey save that which w•a:s lost." The Sister St. Luke, of St. Joseph's Rowland Luff; several selections on 1°. Ptu•eell, E. Lit. C, M. Dist. Iir,
Harbour, Georgian Bay. preacher showed how Jesus, ,rarer'. Hoa.pital, visited her parentsi Mr, and vialin and n-outh organ by Hugh anti Alg. C. Geoni. C, La.t. A. C, Fr. A.
Mr, and Mrs.George Wheatley and and had' a heart concorn for individ- Mrs. J, Morris. Will--1trLachlan with Mrs, Nl(Lach'- (:, Fr, C. II;,
Miss Blanche Wheatley visited smith ual'a, The offtrings for the day were Brother Francis, of Montreal, is �n athetpiana; violin s•cctipns by Mary JD, Reid, Alg. il, C=conn. II,
fr-ien& in New Hamburg Sunday. about $3,00, which is surely a token spending a week with his parents, Mr, C. O. Martin; or dialogue y Dorotho Bob. c', Zoo]. II, Fr. A. Jr, Fr. C. III. f
Miss Jean Anderson is 'sick at prep- of d'e'epinterent and sacrificial giving and Mrs, J, Dalton. Luff aad Mary "Medley; readings by .1, Mary Re id, E. •Oani'p. 1, °E, Lit. II.
ent ,with themmsles. in these days. The managers of the ?Miss Helen Downey, Detroit, is Mrs. W. :Mlchenzre, W. ;VTcLachlan G. Rennio-, ,11. Hist. C, Alg. II„
IMr. and Mrs. E. Adam's, Oonelda congregation were greatly, heartened visiting" friends here. anti .Jerrie Smith; selections on mourth Gecum'. C, Trig. J11, Chem. C, Fr: A. C.
and Kesssle spent Sunday in Staff a. by the generosity of the people.. A Miss Mary McGrath has returned organ and piano, C. O. Martin; Vii. Rags, MI. 'Hist. C; Alg. C, Trig.
)Mr. and Mrs. Allen and sons, Ray choir of 26 voices under the leader- to Toronto after spending her vaea- speeches, Messrs. ::VI Lachlan, Tem- C!, Bot. C, ?dal. C, Fr, A. C, Fr. C. C.
and ,Donald, of London, who are roomy ship of ,Mr. W. E. Radford4 made' tion here. butt, Martin and Fluimlmer. A fes, K, Rutledge, E. 'Comp. III.
Lure of the program was the preeen- R. Shaw, F. Conor C E. Lit C,
camping at Bayfield, were the gueata' a splenm3id contribution to the e'er- p• +
Of Mr. and, Mrs. John Ferguson on vices of the day. ,Mr. Scott's soj�g ration ba Mr. ones Mrs. William Mc- M. Rist. C, Aig. 1, Geon. C, Bot�III,
Surd's,! were well received; as was the duet congregational -c(hurches in England, Kenzie, of a lolvely set of china dish- Zool. C. Chem. 'C, Fr. A. C, Fr. C. C.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wligggids, of Bmnt- by Mr. Scott and ,Mrs. Fingland. The he is, a journalist of no mean ability as in honor of their wedding anni- E. Shaw, E. Lit. IU, Geom. C, - ,-,
ford, were the guests for a couple of anthetms by the choir were in them- beinig a contrilhutor' to selvmeral• mag- veraitry. •Gtreshg frnm a dRstance in- Chem. C, Fr, A. C, Fr. G. C.11.
days of Mr. and Mrs. John Fer ugon. seVveg sweet gos el mess eluded Mr. C. O. Martino of Fnigle- D.-%lls,'E. Comp. C, E. Lit. C, `<
y g p ages in song. azinea of which the British Weekly R
hart; Mr. anal Mrs. Luff, Darothy and H. .Somerville E. Corn C.
Mrs. 'Wiggins is 'Mr. Ferguson's As one mingled with the throng em- is one. He has travelled in three ,Rowland, Mrs. Plummer, Miss Merl- ' p'
nioce. egging from the church after the ev- contin•ents .and is a real leader in K. Stewart, M, Hidt. III, Alg. III,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Rogerson at- eni'n service many crnn ley, of Hamilton; Belle and John Geonmm. Ile Lat. A. C ,
g Taimentary public ,life. His lecture on Monday , Lat. ii, C Fr.
tended the morning service at Wal- reaeks were overheard of the con- night sparm
sparkled with humor and gave M'ar'tin and, Mr. and Mrs. Tetbbutt, of A. III, Fr. C. I.
mn• , •:;t
ton on Sunday and spent the after- trilbutions of Mrs. Davidson, Mrs, his audience an understanding o. Seaforth. M. Tbosmslnson, E. Oommp, C, E. Lit
noon with Mr. and 'Mrs.. D, 'Watson. Lydiatt, Miss Isabel Ritchie and V[ r9,. Scottish church life of one hundred' -•A p4,vamnt post -nuptial reception C.
W. A. and W. M. S. will hclld a Fingland, while the preacher of tbo years ago. A male quartette from and shower in honor of .lir. and Mrs. N. Tyndall, E. 'Comvp. III, E.' Lit. C, 1;
11
joint meeting on T'hursd'ay at the dray made enguiry regarding the alto the United Church, Winrgham, furn- Frank bfacCrregor was imeld on Mon- Geom•. I, Trig. 1, Birt. C, Zool. II1, ;:
ham,e of Mr. and Mrs. 'Clhgrles Dex- winger Miss Annie McTvgrgart and iashed the musical hart of the pro. day evening at the home of Mr. and Fr, A. C, Fr. C. n. :,`
ter. made a comment ion the beauty and gram . lira, .lobo A, Ma'eL:wan, Stanley Tp., IM. Watson, AIg. I, Geom, I, 1`rig•.yr""'
'Was Mlildred Britton and Dr. F,1- sweetness of her voice. On Monday= 'Mrs. A. Sobier and son, Kenneth, when seventy -+five neighbors and C, Phys. C, Chem. 1I, Lat. A. G, Lat. �i"
f iia fhlecl t t d t C'rF A C F C
ly eyrie) that they will find, it adh>fan�
tageous in these doll rbinirm sbo Short-
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Services wil'1 be withdrawn from
recti, of London, visa -ted Wednesday
at the home of Mr. and Mra• William
eve nenfg the congregation enjoyed a
rare treat when Rev, Whet Paxton,
left for their new bonne in Bayfield
Wednesday n'rorning. Mr., Soh'i'er,
Off asgenm o ex en congra -
ulations. The bride and hridagroom
r. r.
J. Williams, Alg. I, Gem. 111, Trig.
y.
11
en the length of their fiacets at least
•sDuffi''s and Beethel -Clhurcheis and a
'held
Britton. (Miss II�elen Britton return.-
F.&G.S�., gave his entertaining and
"Glints
whfn 'has been relieving for somme time
were the r•ecipiermig of many hand-
The
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D. Wilson, M• Hist, C, 11',
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i';
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J a quurterc of a yysrd and' make therm.
joint f l -Ace will be at Winthrop
e'd with limen afrod will ,spend a few
in�ttuk�tirv>e lecture, of Herrn-
has recently been appointed manager
come and useful gifts. eve,L]ing
in dancinfg,
,Ali.
Ge•ommw 111, Lat. A. 11, Lat. d. T. Fr.
at 2,30 plrni. vvibh Rev. C. 4Vlalrrolm,
•'holiedays at Peacooit Point, near Ham-
or from the Seats' Kirk," Besides
of the Barfield and, Varna branches
was a+pent games and a
,
. , (Continued on 'Plage 5)
of Uglmondlv'iil'le, in charge.
Mon. 7
being a InA)i &ter off one of the largest
of the .Bank of 'Comnanerce.
delicious .nipper being served.
A. II, Fr. C. I. .
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