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seventy-second Year 0 ." . 0 SEAFORTH, FRIDAY,, OTOTER 21'.1932. 0 , I �� I
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_EBRATES 60th YEAR
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'SEVENTY-FIRST ,ENTY-FIRST YEAR
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A,rra`ingements Made to Hold
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B a -y f i e I d Correspondent
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Dear Dora: . ,
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As is Scot�h
Turner's Church Celebrated
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All Aqxiliary Rep ', �k4
oris, ire
. , 'ice . tes of Interesting
. Gives Interesting History
this. raiserabile even-.
ing wt.h mist a yard think,"we have
Anniversary .On
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Very Encouraging age
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Paint -
Of 'Early '
Days.
' 411 festiviibles to ;� diary
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Sunday Last.
Wet coined
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Mestings; Club Rooms
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and letter writing the order a the
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Abocations Are - IW�19
Doi,iated. "
The large water tank to the -
rear of the Town'Hall has been
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DEATH OF MRS. CLARK
incixient. The letter heading ,man-
noundoes that this epistle to the
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CHURCH BUILT IN 1862
Mr. W. H. Golding. newly-
elected Liberal M. P. for South
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Reached. - ;
getting spruced up in earnest
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hoathen is i6oncerned with els-
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Huron, left on Tuesday for Ot-
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CLUB CALLED AFW,R
during the past few days. It is
being painted by Mr. Sylvester
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. As St Jaiines" Church,, God'A-ich
capaides and adventures aawy
�V the
Scots, ,but )I ,must sandwich i3i' , a tiny
(From the Stratford Beacon -Herald)
taws an& took his seat in the
Housejt6 next day. On arriving
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PAY TRIBUTE'TO
LATE THOS. McMILLAN
Allen, the Public Utility Commis-
Township, ��eill known as Middleton
tale about the procesa of, da�ibark-
The 70,th anniversary of Turner's
at Ottawa, he was met by a
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sion!s versatile worker, and now,
Church, is -on ,Sunday next, October
ing•
United, formerly I.Methodist church.
large number of Liberals and es-
MRS. F. J. BURROWSS
boasts of a brilliant orange cot-'
2&rd, celeAbrating its 601th anniversary,
of the
-The growling &nkey-,
Tue)-ersinith, was observed on Sun-
corted to the House of Commons I
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Lt was an, ent1ruslaWe crowd a ,
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or. When all is finished. and the
a few itelms rtelatirkg 0 its eany
winches hauling up the cam parked
in hold 5.116
day w'he'n at 2.30, p.m. -a service was
with Piper Thomas Reid, M.P.,
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young Libl2aral that nvet in the Town
second coat has come to rest,
U15tory inlay be inteFreistlinia ThisL
the wakened us ait aim,of
The 'scramble for the
conducted by Rev. George Watts, of
New Westminster, at the head
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'The W. W. S. convention .fw CleaIfall;
Seaforth,,, 11%onday evening: The
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the orange will have given away
church was bud1t in 1872 but not op-
1873. It is
clothes .and
fierce reckoning of tips l9ept us so
North Street United, Goderich, and
of the,. . procession. .
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etre 19�ction of the United. Church
n+,-eting had been called by J.
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Beattie, Seatdortt,, Chairman of the
to a quieter aluminum color.
The tank, which was built in
ened uritdl understood
sEirvices were h0ld- ,before the church
buisy that - Hanwhie and. I just �had
at 7 ,p,m 'by Rev. A. A. Holmes, of
Clinton. The church interior' ,Vas
was Jh,dtd in Winthrop Unjitedl eiburel
Priddy,
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3outh Huro-n Lib'
1922, has not been painted fora
was,
.sbudllt,
b-ine for ashowt work out iWgre eat-
decorated for the occasion with
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October 14, Mrs. Fowler;,
the vice-preglidebb, presided..
)he par 0, of fon-mug a young Lib-
T se
T�-,g�i-ei-at,aon.f,oT,,Seafortli
number of years.
Tlie first rec�for was Rev. Evam
ing'our last breakfa-it on board the
Duchelss 'York. The hc�iioirabls
autumn foliage and seasonable
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The morning session. opened wits
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Wal and rias-
;rict. About fifty -were present and
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Davis, then the fifth, rector of Bay,
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tender, "The King Edwaxkd,lr Thad by
flo wers. The church building, ,which
stands upon an, elelvated site on lot
BEATING LAST FALL
devotional exercises conducted, by the
Eigniondville Auxiliary. Mrs. srdtli
lir. Beaffie presided until the elec-
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and Walliam' Wise wera
'this thime, come up alongsi& land we
2,9, Concession 3, Har. on 'Road Sur-
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of Winthrop, welcomied the delegateL�
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ion of 6fficer,s. I
The chairman outline&;the purposes
first Wardens. In 1874 Mr. Davis
was succeeded, by Rev. Thorw� Wat-
began the race through the passport
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line to get on lboard, Chf,cioui*e it
velY, Tucikersmith, donated for ,the
purpose by the late Edward Turner,
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HAS COURT SEQUEL
,and Mrs. Gardiner reiphed. The rol
,call Of the fifteen auxiliaries brought
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SEAFORTH C. I. TEAM
slam. At rg in 1875�
" At the vestry meeti
would rain cats and dogs whe_4� fhad
both my umbrvlla
then owner of the 'farm, was erected
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forth some very encouraging repqrts
;ironed tho- md,vantiLges iClke derived'
-of paying off' the church
debt disicasised. As, there, is
packed amd, §Acker!
!The red'oubtaiMe Alistair, who had
,in 1862. Previous to that services
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-Clinton OnS.t,reZ-t - A.uxiliary 'r.. -
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'rom such an orgam-i7mltion. \ He then
miled upon Mir. W. H. Goldi4g, new-
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WINS LEAGUE GAME
wasno
reference to this iTr any subsequent
arrived in Greenock bright dW, early
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the before, fairly,,on the
were held in a log building which
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,stood just to the east of the, present
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Seaforth
Ported' t1hat they hope to rear their
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allocatiom- Clintorx 'Wes-ley-Willh
y elected Liberal mie=666'fO�4, South
rdinutes, it is presumedthe debt was
night was
site. Very little data can lbe, Obtain-
Man Tries To C ol_
said that they Tuilly expeeted to reael
Iluron, to speak. . �,
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paid that year. � I
The Rev, A. C,
gangplank to meelt us. - Uf1w ..• Pied
Piper III, he MUS! 1
tered us - through,
ed' of the history of this old church
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lect Debt—Fracas
theirs and that ,theY have been fairi-s
!Mr. Golding said, that the ne0q, for
rich a clulb• had been apparent, in
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next rector was
Forbes. In the Erne of hig succes-
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custorns into a railway cd*Arbment
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although there are those still living
wilio, attended church and Sandai
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Results.
successful in raising it quarterly,
Seaforth Auxiliary is divided ski
3outh ,Huron geaierally, and i T, "
Beats Clinton at Recreation
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'sot, Rev. A. E. ftlaer, Sit. James,
'bounds for Edinburgh. I 1;
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school there. The present church was...
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groups each with a leader and .s
'orth ,,, t1i, E_.
. p�irticularly, for along .
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Grounds Here on
-Church was, de�tached from, Da
and jbinded to St. Stephen's, Chua -ch,
I.AiSte'r House, our donildle for the
' den
InOrneffiti, i -O �al ulniverd4Y residence ce
,built during th�, ministry of the late'
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treasurer. 'Their money has ,beer
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drew the attention. of the ineeti,
fact that if uny party or ail
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file,ox
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on the Huron Road, -near Golderich.
commanding a fine view of Princess
Rev, John Mills and for some years
formed part of the, Clinton Circuit
Weaten brutally when he went t
collect a debt on lSepten�ber 28 O
28th
r aised quarteirly all ifromvoluntarN
giving. Egniondville Auxiliary
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zation was to be a success, "t
- - Monday. .
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These churches were many qnil,PA a-
Streeit, and almost in the m�tle's
backyard., Hospitality j' 0"
Which included Rattenbury Street
last was the experience of Malcolm
re.
'ported 45 members and 44 subscr&
necessary,to, iTderes ,the young
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,pairt and such arrange neat was foun,1
unisatisfaetory. The Bishop,
from the very walls, in fact, we have
Church, Clinton, as well as Kinburn,
Beat of Seaforth, as related in
on,
,ers to the Missionary Monthly. They
nd, wornen in it. '�
speakers who. gave helpful
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Seaforth 'Collegiate Football team
was pe,m
titioned to maike a, cJha,nge anct, a new
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a, sitanding . invitla1bilon to visit t1he
'we
Londesboro, Tlpperarn Rudds -and
;pear , ns.
SID In 11870 Rattenbury
court here on. Tuesidgy. It is alleg-
ed that Joseph Ryan, �McKillap , tovm-
hope to reach their allocation. Lon•
lary
de§boro; Auxiliary and' Knox Burns
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� "I ideas, weire Messrs. ,defeated
!Clinton ,here .on Monday
parish was canisl'bituted, churches at,p'�Y
— Ueed$ess to say have
"Ar'Orn a track. But -such a hardy
Street
'et Church became a separate
ship, was responsible. is
Auxiliary have unitel during the
. .. . cKa.y,Z, C. Chamberlain, J.
,W..hL H.
last in a �sohed.u.led Huron Inter -Col-
- 11-11p1mesville and Surnmerhill being
jolined, to St., James. tRev. C. R. Mfat'-
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race of women! F4avry morTnng'a:-,
change uvider the pastorate of the
.Ryan, ,
changed with assault causing griev-
year. Walton Auxiliary is preparing
ran
R &enlock Stewart, J.
leu foothall fixture. A limited
Rev. H. Douglas Steele 1 'bout
7-H - up -go the winda�vs sky
late ,Rev. James Graham, and' Turn-
oris (bodily ,harm and elected trial by
a pageant in which they. hope tic
J. 6. Crich. the chairman
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, um1ber of spectators -saw Seaforth
thew V . and
Rev. G. W. Raney -Re>-tors be.
high, as they do their daily' dozen,
er's formed part of the Londegboro
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. , , e case s heard
iudg-- and jury, Th was
show. just how great the- work dunk,
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8,0-,J the. club tbb v,!9 , e I of a hall for
e" weetings.
t,dci in early 'lead* which they held
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thlroughouit the
were
tween 1,881 and 1890. . In' the lather
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while our te�iith chatter and our knees
Circuit for the -next twelve years un7
der the ministry of Revs. Cleworth.'
by ,Magistrate Reid.
In his eividence ,Mr. Beaton said
by the W. M. ;s. is. In Mo ncriefl
Aimd,hary each . I
;rneimber is give,ri an
-offer" , 1. ion
regular`- called fun; the elect'
game.
The is. C. J."'tearn included: Gooll,
year Rev. L. W. Diehl aTane as a'.
�lay home,s*eet- homte-inAW.. -
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Crane, -Davey. Caswell, Stgbbs, and
the asisault was committed by. Ryan
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Opportunity to take part. Winthrop
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Mn, Bt which resulted aefollows:
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lorrest- full backs. Hillen, Dundas,
I
Lcituderit and after ordlnabion; remain-
Rector five
Triendj:y;� 14he 1Pe0`Pdle"a0tM'4 fytep
IF:!am"ton. The union Pf the Bible
iti the -presence of the lattler's bro-
reported ,that they hoped to reaich
of officer".iPresident&-&R- Hon. W:halv,,.3,
Patrick, Hiabkirk, Archibald;
ed M. nearly years. (Mr
Diehl is in.a.6ti-ve in this -Out
of our way on the street; the
Christian, and- the :Methodist -ch,drch-
1%,-v.
tiers, Thomas and Jack. W`hen. he
their allocation. Duff's Auxijiary
Ronorar�e King, Mitchell F. !1fep-
L.H. Golding, M -P-
Centre,, Nichoison inside *forwards I
D. ,Sills, Cuarr�ore; outsios forwards,
still serviiee,
Diocese). Then followed I Revs. E. B.
streelt cars , and busses stop t,& let us
es,while John Kenner was pas-
for of ,Ontario ;Street Church caused
approached- 'Thomas for a ' payment.
owing on a tractor and a meat bill,
have an increase of seven new melm.
hers and -report that they are fur�
.Mack
�-I#wn, M.P., MWMbeT&-MAyOr J- F-
Mcliver, Mi�lan; �ijbstitutes, T. Sills I
Slnith"H. A. Wright, A. H. Rhodes, ,go
W K rney, W. 11 ,Dunbar Charles,
by; the, policemen hold -up, traffic
(that's a blessbig, because it's all left
another reiafrangc�xent and for a
"
an argtArrent started and he was
.
'head,
-their aihead w1th 'their givings thaij
.01,1_10nora.1-y -attie6 J. M. Govenlock,
p
J. Wi., B. S. Hays, J. H. Scott,
. M
,art
Tyridall, IMIcC , ey, WoSpadden.
- The standing now is: .
i=ovd, W�- B. Woulton and C. M.
�an&Ul) and ,when you, buy amyftng
'
4dood
year Turner's, Londesboro, Kiriburn
and 'Fair formed a circuit with Re,v.
slugged over the with a ha
C in
by Joseph Ryan, aged 24, knocked to
ulsu�d.. Constance Auxiliary reporte�
that they are difoi[Ag their beat. Varum
lh�;,y,
4 ''Stewart, i .
� �E
Won Lo,s,l Tied Pits.
C. Hallowell.
i
the cl�rk always' siay� morn-
ing," Gradually wie are'leaming,to
'Mr. Fair, an old minister, and Rev'.
the ground and kicked in', the mouth.
Auxiliary uses ,the envelope systlery,
M�cWllan�l McKay.
e:Xd6i
Whtc'hell . _.. ' 2 1 0 4
71his brie the record down to
1923, in, which un-foix-bunatel,ir,
isay "bheahist sihop', for drink sto-rp,_
Mr. Milson, a young man, as pa's-
Dr. H. H. Ross, who, attexi,ded Mr,
for the members and Associate H I
te op,
,N
11-vic "t—R. IV %Y.,M<%Tje%n.
Godea,*-a . .. �. i '0 f. 3
�)eafopilii I I 0 2
year,
.. .
the. other two churches were closed
11. 'r44" for
"sP*0l"'f`0T a Toll Of IkM '
"cakes"
tors. This arrangement not proving
satisfaetory,� Tu�'s and, Alma were,
Beaton, described a head wound which
required four stitches to close -d'
lets.Auxiliary ,r o 6d tha
'Goshen i6p rt that
they do not find �t,hecesssry to stres�
" 6erlain.
4ISecretiary-,idenitiii-, ChaW .
" ,' --C. CrIa.
....
Cairiton ,...... 0 2 , , I I
and ia. James was again joined with
Baydield. After a lapse .of nearly
a ,spo,ol of thread, foi'600k-
. , and "are you there?" fot Hello
les
farmed into a circuit in 1896 with a
in the
lacerated upper lip, among other id
money.
.. They [have the -telenage giTh
,preasurer-J.-J.
'J"'Nxecut4ive Committee — McKillop,
Seafort be on
- his next game will
iballf a century, it continues, strong
over the teleplione. ,
young minister charge under
sufparvision Of Ontario Street churel;
'
j,,i,,,
as merrilyers, and in their
Group. .
tewart., Jr., iR. S. MeZircher;
Case Allen;
Thursday of this week when Code
rich ,C. I. will I be 1hiere.
and actime and enters its 61st year a
and vigorous unit in., th��
. 4) 1
This arrangement continued until
The s'cen'e of the alleged, assault
was in the Ryanbarnyard. Mr, Bea-
.
, Mrs. Farrel in calling the.roll foi
Nett, Leo Stephenson,
Amhibald, Hugh
I
young
Church of God.
.
*—.
lk4 with the ex'coption of a period
ton, weak and bleeding, told- I
how he
the Bafby Bands, so tha.t the f�ab.�
I I
tuck-ersmit-h. Robert
Mcoillan, Jr.- Seaforbh--J. R. Frost,
Passing of ,kite. Launcelot Clark.
,
I . I I
of one year when the, churcia was
connected with the -Seaforth Circuit,
�
managed 'to crawl to his automobile ,Band
111 . .
aim should VDL, to have ever.�
baby in the co,iigregation a me-mbe!
A. F. Ednrintmds....
w -There passed to her eternal home .
I
HURON PLOWMEN IN,
The young nien who were :jastors
!,
an way. I
I .
.
of the Baby Band. The Egiriondvilh
Winancial Committee- Seaforth— ,Insulate,
.
On Friday, October 14, W4,11anidna
,
during this .period were Revs. ATM-
Tmseivin 'Circle had raised four-fifths
-
I
Allan Reid, Thomas Gillespie; Tuck-
�
MISM11th—Wilson, MoClartnie;y; HdKil`
'Malom,; Hullett Ed.
.
Your Home
Watson, wife of Launcielot Clark, ah
her Ion I lefleld road, near
Bayfield. For five decea'sed bad'
� I I .
SUQ3S M CH
", FUL- "AT
strong, Sawyer, Finley, Thompson,
Giflcird, Steadman, Allin and -Coulter.
.
Rev. Mr. Coulter did long
of their allocation at the end of the
third quarter. Sea:forith Y. W. AlUX,
I
' �
EGMONDVILLE
lop,—Jolin L. —
.
years
not remain
I
Waxy reported that they hoped tl�
ft-ite. I ..
I .
been a patient ,sufferer from, diabetes
. .
pastor and the rei.�.ainder of h',6 term
.
lexceeld their allocation. The new Cir,
I .
Miss Bell� of the Seaforth Colleg-
,Enterbainrnient Committee — Sea-
forth, Ed. Daly, John Card -no, F. K.
and pa-ans had been recently 1miade for
- to go -to, her son1s (Clifford)
(her
I
— .
Good Weather Large
yeas filled in by Rev. Josiah Green, a
su,perarimiated minister living in
cle in Clinton Wesley -Willis Churcl
,are busy nVakinig articles to be sol(
Free,
withRockWool
in Hamilton, Clifford having
and
Clinton. Alma 'Church
iate, the
A.ment, Arthur Goldiling, Wes.
was closed a-
staff, Avas guest speaker at
by Miss Mustard in a bazaar it
Fwan--Roennie- Tuckerandth, C. Me-
I
coque for her at Thanksgiving, but
Crowds Favour
,bout this time and Turner's ',became
the Y.P.-S. meeting on Monday even-
,Gypsuinwill,L1. There is a spleridic
May, Dave:McIntosb; McKillop, John
0 0 0
bier condition• was such thatt
she was
� . .
an afternoon appointment with On-
'under
inig, when she gave a travel talk- on
new C. G. I. T. group in Clinton
Moylan,. Gordon MoGbiv.in; Hullett,
re
ROSS iMcGgor, Walter Scott.
�
Kee s. Cold
unable to leave her IhCMe.
(Deceased, was ,born %wy 4th, 1863,
I Meet.
1
tari-o Street Church the then
pastorate Of Rev, J. S., Cook. Sub-
her holiday trip to .the British Is -les
and Europe. We congratulate the
which have not yct become affiliate;
with the W.,.NLS. All of the 'MissiiiOT
+Pdblicity Comanittee E, IC. Chani.-
)9 .Out
the dlaughfeT of -Mr. and !Mrs. John
I
Success the ninth annual
sequent ministers have, lbeen Rei�s_
*Cousins,
English classes in the Gcyllegi,�te on
Band reports were 'very interesting
berlain, J. ,C. Crich and A. Y. McLean.
and .
W)atsoii, and utas married to Launce-
marked
by the
W. E. Kerr, T. W. S. J.
having "hiss Bell as teacher. She is
-While
Solos 'by Mirs. Lindsay, Constance
'Hall Cominilittee-JWes. Free, G.
Rays, S. Dorrance, L. Htgen, G.
Retains the Heat
lot Clarke, who SUTVives as well as
the following inemberls of tlh, family:
plowing match sponsored
Hui -on, ,County Plow,meri�s Associa-
Allin, J, A. Agnew, S. Anderson, C.
j. Moorebouse, A. E. Doan and F.
0-1cist intere-sting� fsl�e was;
talking about her trip, the audience
and Miss Flva Wiltse,'Clinton, wer(
very A
Free. .1
William, on the horme, farm on the
tion on Thursday afternoon,. .The
was heild the farm-,, of Mrs,.•
G. Farril, -the )present pastor,
had 'three ch'oicf-s: they could think
much enjoyed. rnem1ber o;
the Varna Auxiliary le,cl ift prayer a
The president will be a membeT
0 a *
Goshen Line; Clifford, of Harniltp,
event on
Charles Rright and R. 'L. McDonald,
� Since its erection in 1862 the build-
'Since
in terms of history, or, in terms of
tjl,, close of the morning session. P
ex-officia of each committee arid co -m-
. .•.
and Mabel J*rs. Howse), of 114�e-
concessions 9 and' 10, Grey Township,
has undergone several change-.
literature, or in terms of geography,
lovely fowl dinner was served by th(
nifttees may add' to their numlier.
Let us quote you
way, who was witih her mother for a
,short time heforde she died, Another
four mites east of Brussels. 'The
The main entrance was at first, level
the chuveh floor and'
with a few bou,ches of architecture
ano travel thrown in. Every
Winthrop ladies.
Mr. McKay, the newly elected pros-
,
'
with outside
plaec,
Sleaforth .Auxiliary conducted tbt
ident, took the chair. The meeting
daugbter,iMargaret, was d'rown'ed near
match was favored, with ,good wea-
steps led up to it. These Weie re-
-'eclmed, to suggest a "-part"' to Miss
die,�,otional exercis'e's -whicili opener
paid tribute to the memory of the
N. ('CUFF & SON S
Kitchener in 19,16. About eight years
ther and a large attendance.
Results Follow.
moved aJbout .45 years ago and the
cted the members
the afternoon session and presented
late Thomas MidMilhn, former South
.
ago Mr. and .Mrs,, Clark decided to
I I
Cla&g high in soil,
door lowered to enter on the base-
along the tour; every "'street" a
"slceneP
beautiful {basket of flowers in lovin
Huron `V.P., and, as a mark of re-
=�=_
leave the'farm, and had, a cosy cot-
�, cut plows
four Bert 1reyrnfn.g-,vay,Brus-
rent level with vestibule steps lead-
frorn literature. This is the
mernory of Mrs. F, J. Burrows. MT.s
'
.
speict to hi�m� unanimously decided to
tae built �oln land' they owned in
entries-
'els; Wat.-on IRrown, Woles-worth;
ing up to' church. The high pifl-
first time Miss Bell has visited the
Lane gave an excellent report of th
call the club, the, Thomas McMillan
Bayfield. On this, sim.4111 farm, in a
D. MdMilian, fStaffa; William Dennis,
pit coml to the earlier church
Y. P, S. in Eg-mond,ville, but she will
Dominion Board meeting. "Was t -ba
Young Liberal Club, Seahvbh Divis-
hoine long since gone to ruins, was
edifices was also replaced at this
be welco-nied again whenever she can
SoTn,eIbody You?" was beautifull
ken.
MANLEY
where WillaTniria Watson, was born.
Walton-
'Class 2,,jointer Plows in sod, six
time by one of more modern design.
da-
days
come. The marious convenors, of cum-
sung by Mrs. Colin Finglandi.
The first regular meeting of the
.
For many years slhe was a devoted
Nairn, Munroe; W.
In the 6arly sins was I
'1896
mittees directed the several period-,
Mis_,z� Grace Patter -on then told
Club will .be held in the club roo,rn'q
Club
.
Member and earnest worker in the
entrjeg_lAustin
led by a precentor, but about an
of the program as usual, .hiss Alice
little about the work being done b
on igionday evening, November 7th,
Methodist Church, and -was present -
-J. Lenton, Mftche4l; Vnlliam iWtch-
Dewar,
'
cn,gan was installed and. Albert Turn-
Thon-,p.Qon, the'pi-esident, was in th'-'
the nTi-SISlionaries of the W. M. S. i
.
wilmn an ,especially attractive pro-
I
Mr. P. Eckar't has returned from
ed with a Life Mernbership Certifi-
er (now of ;Consul. Sask.) had the
chair. I
Central India. She said that the
grain will be ,presented.
Toronto after shipping a car load of
tate for heir work in the Milssionary
Wellesley. Open Events.
honor of being the first organist. He
Egmiondville ("hurch anniversary
�
could not carry nn sometimes if the
choice cattle and baby beeve,, but
11 dzril an account of
the marklet is sti
Society
'The funeral which was largely at-
in .sod
Class 3, jointer ,plows I Open
'Court ,;,even
to Huron 'C ty,
also was the Art child baptized in
the church.
will be held on Sunday, No,,,ember 6.
' Rev. George Watts, B.D., of Gode-
did not know that their were meni
hers of small Ruxiliaries working an
. I
—
the heavy rum' ' .
tende,4 was held Monday afternoon
u- , entries—El-
imer 'Dennis, Walton; Perry -Pass-
, The building Of a stairway t6 the
.
rich, will clecupy the puilpit at 11 a.m.
praving for them, '�he paid his
'.Nf�,Maste
HILLSGREEN
relieved
The late fine weather has reli,
harve' their
fivrn the, United (M Church, service be-
. g conducted ,by the pastor, Re,v. R.
in
m,&re, Exeter; Jim Keys, Cranbrook�
eboix gallery an(i the closing of the
.
upper part of the VeStibUIC h'av6 been
and Rev. Charles Curnin-ung at 7.1 p.m.
On Tuesda' r owl ,;up-
tribute to the work of Dr.
in her hospital in Indore, -which is a]
many farriers in sting
buck -wheat and the root crap.Class
,
M. Gale, ,assisted by Rev. F. H. Null
Trinity ,Church,
Jack Willetts, Win ham.
4, boys 16 and under 19
the latest ih-provern,ents.
'The church (building has by no
per from ,�,.30 to 8, fail by a play
way-, full. An excellent mlissionar
Quite a nul from this,vicinity
Quite a number ,from here attend-
late Michael-
of (Anglican) and
Rev..E. Poulter, of the United0hurch,
.
years,. in sod, six entri'e's—Norman
means &,gcapc,-d calamity,'having been
presento(L- by the, young people of the
pe
congi,egation, "Marrying Anne.".
ext-rcist, was pre-sen-te-el by the Win
throp Mission Hand. An inivitatio
aittendled the anniversary services in
the Kilypen church on Sunday.
ed the furneral of the
OlConi'l,or, Hilbbert. I ,
Varna. The pallbearers were Jo-geph
H-;Irbuilll, Croniarty; Gordan FrAd.t,
Mill'bank; Norman IC'h.aff, Mitchell;
.
lba,dly dfamaged by lightning ""y
untoofe�4
,A Camp of Trail Rangers was or..
from Mon,cri,pif to hold' the next see
Little 143libi,.Raichert; swat. the week
,
Ri�harrdsoni, Rioberlb J. Relid," Fred
Watson, David- D-erwatd-, Arthur Peck
William McNair, -Brussels.
years. ago, and partially,
three time- by windstorniQ,. The first
g�anized on. Monday vve�ning. JhL,
officers elected were: Ghief, kng4i�
tional meeting lhore' was acce,pted
�
The convention cl(re�d with pi,ayer
- —
.
end with friends in Zurich,
William. Hyde, of
and Fred Mcitw'am Ainong those
Wins Boys' Section. .
Cla-Rs 5, boys 16 111,
church shed lay along the. road north
Ma -cLean,; Suh-Ghief, Gordon Finni-
led by
., a mi,en-ilber of the Brucelfiel
Xr. and ,Mrs.
1-r,�vnsiall, -spent the week and with
•XARNA,
,who attended frodin a -distance were:
Mr. and Mirs. Charles Mearns, Brown
umder Years,
stialblq, seven entri" — Kentneth
of the church on land giiven by Thos,
Crich for the purpo-se. This was
gan; Tally, ('leave Coornlys; Cache,
-Aindliary. Bilth the. murrain and af
ternoon meetings were well atten6�1
Mh,g. Troyet. .
-
City' ,Mich�; Fred Afanifs-, Hensell ;
Brown, Xonkton; James Adaim,q,
later enla'rged, the whole forming an
Qarnet Allen; Alento-r' (pro tem 1,
Rev. Charles The Garp
WEST SECTION
__ ,
"
gig one cent sate at Rmwobibli'm Drug
%r. William -iarrott and Anirrie
t2pent Sunday at the horilie of Mr.
Mirs. Armlsbiion�)g, Mrs. Wficatley,
Mrs. Wills, Toronto'- Mrs. aind Miss7
Wroxeter; 'Ross Cunningham, Ethel;
Graham Huether, Cra,nbrook; Leon-
"L" and in 1909 the present closeti
shed was built. It also suffered wind-
,Malcolm,.
will meet every,'Arbhday ov,ening from
Me annual meeting of the Huro
Pre-sb1,t,(,Hal for Sectio
and Mrs. Isaac JarrOft, of Kippers".
Store, Hemoll, Thur,diuy, Flri(L%y amd Satiir-
am *
YoTgie, Miss Fortune. Wingh '
...
and 19ackan, Monikton; StuartStuart,Rro-wii,
storm damage and in 1928 was low-
to 18 O'clock. I
the West
was held in St. Aindrew's 'Unite,
IMr. and, Mrs. E. A�shton and son,
dW, oetpbor 27,th, 29th and 2qrhh.
Ant6meirsary servites of the Unit_
L Job
Mrs. Sheard -own, 'Mr. Edward n_
Brussels; Ross (Stephenson, Ethel,
Ph
',
ered and th<,.( entranke remodelled,
The Y. P. S. will be in charge of
Sunday in Fg-
Church, Blyth, on October 12th. Th
W�'ougtas, of Tillsonbuirg, visited for a
,
'ed be, held
stom, Goderich.
�ln the above' Oass Kenneth
'The latent and no doubt finest irn-
e m. ing s� rvi ei
the v 0 C
rnpetirg was presided over by 'M'rs
:11�6w ldays at thp home of Mr. and
�
ChUreft, Varna,, will on
Sunday next at 11 a.m. and 7 p.Tn,
I
Brown ,got the special prize for the
ipiove�ment to the church propert-y
ni,onciville Climlch this week. Two
be "The Life
Lane, Lurknow, vice-pr"ident. Th
'
atrg. J. Rioliardidn.,
Mr. Lawrence BrIgbibinore; of Lon-
Rev.. Cmik, of Gioderilch, will be the
best ground and best finish.
(Class 6, single riding tpl`ow,%, in
wa§ the dwelling and seeding of the
cemetery grounds in 1930.
addres,;es will given, of
'Maticirniet," and ,,A Com -en of
. .,
inorning session was opened by sing
—
don, is vi�mtiog ,his aunt and uncle,
evehe&el- for the day and, special music
STAFFA
sod, six entries—Archie Moses, BTu,s-
,A feature otf the. anniversary oc-
the Moislein Faitli ands of the Chris-
(Continue -d on page 5) .
Mr. and Mrs. ,J. H. Coichrone.
is being Ordepared by the dhoir. A
.
sets; Wffliam. Miller, Brussels; Al-
ca$lon was the presence at the af-
tia" Faith." The morning -ervice
0&g. J. H. Goelifrane -virAtdd bier
frw] supper will be held Norveffriber
be
,beet `Wtt, Walton; William Me-
ternoon sv,rvice, of four who were
Will be under the leadersihip of Rev.
.
I
!sister, MTS. DrightnVoTe, in London
9-th, full particulars of which will
The Wiolmen�s Inis,titwt, Will Meet
Murray, Bel,gTave.
�
present at the opening services 70
W. P. S1711ith. Miss Ann 'Moore wiA!
rVoeffiltly. .
i
griven. later. .- .
on Wednesday afteirriloon next. The
Class 7, trutors with t -90041'r-
years, aga. They were Francis White-
be at the. organ.
Young People's Society was held o
—
The regullar,moredlily meeting of the
[Mi" Ainnie, Foster, Of ClintOM_. "-d
roll call is, to lbie -a book for the circ-
rowed plows, four entriiels—Gord-on
,
ley, Clinton; Mrs..James Snell, Hui-
Mrs. C. A. Malcolm and ,Miss 111otty
.1fondqiv evelining with the presidien
Wjomen,,,q.w1,saiomry Society was held
formerly of Varna, is spending a few
�_
eulating library, , The divhnct presi-
MoGavin, Walton,; ':Paul Arm -strong,
lett Township; Tharnias Bennett, of
wer'., week end visitor-, in St. Thomas.
in charge. During the business pp
inthe rhurch on, Thursday Sftern*on,
daya with her a%ster, Mrs. Deihl.
- dent is expected Ito be present and,
St. Marys; Orvial Wassman, Mitchell;
Wingham, and 'Mr. Robinson, Luck-
Mes��rs. George and William. Black,
I
iod, Mislsles Margaret Forrest, Hele
octobleT 1'3,bll, with the president, Mrs.
JWle we sorry to report Mr,q- F.
give a talk. 0ther iteTiis fot the
T. P. 01IM91ley, Teesws.ter.
now, Libera,l offerings featured both
of London, spent the week end at
Tfiomfpso'n and Lillian Richard,so
,R. WeAflisrWr presidWC. The nveet-
Wedres. is covilned, to the 11011s*
program will be a tree cmvtesVard
,01ass, 8, three-ftrrowved plows,
afternoon and even'in'g services.
their T)ome an the 2,nd concession.
were apoointeid dCelegates to atten
.
imig olpemed ,11.y singing a lj,"i. Mtn.
through illnesm .
a display of horrnL- ,made Top. Tea
,three entries — Carl Hemingway
;
the, convilft-tion -in Clinton on Friday
R. Steplhenon then led in prayer.
(Several from thi's. district attended
wild be,served as, is umal for fall and
Brussels; Wilm. PcHre, 0-ainbToolk ;
Airs JE,yne.q McKay, Of Toronto,
�
Nji�sse,s Ftelen Thompson, ,'Mins, Stev
The Iscripture reading was taken
if -he funeral of -the late Mirs. Clark,
wi-niter M(ontbg.
Jack fluether, Cranibrook.
visited. friends -,n and around the
art and ,M. Forrest took .Part in th
from,St.,Luke 11, veraw I to 15. The
of Bayfle-ld, on Monday.
I 'Mr. Will Golding, a Se9forth,
'
.
Best Team Judged.
. MeKILLOP
village mer the week ,end.
devotional 6xeteises. Miss Jeanot
secretary and tre=MTWs reports
IMm M. Reid is Nisilting friends in
'caused on (his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Best ,plow tearm was owned by W.
Mins-, Mak- Wallace is spending a
FiTindigain, rendered a, pleasing Sol
were read and, aftbeed. The TOU W0J%
Guddom*b,
Henry Golding, on Saturday. '
tKicDonald and driven by Kenneth
few weeks with friends in Agincourt.
and 'Miss Lillian Richardson co
'
,,Ilpd and answered wfth a verse be-
10bi-I&rsTeo %,v was observed ,%,n-
'Church.
Mr. F. ,A. HaiTr(blY has been ton-
Brown, Monkton.
TVriii Bought—iMr. Wim. Duffy has
.
'Mk," Cara Sherwood wa-, a week
tributed a mouth lorrigan !selectfln
fgi,nning with the leiftr 'R' The
ldfav in Sib. John's There was
fried to the house for several days, ,
Youngest boy ,plowing-8ruco Jeff-
purchased the fifty -acre farinn, of his
end gVest in Harmilton.
Miss M. Bell, of the. Seaforth Co
ek,d,y w,ft,g takeo by Um W. Turner
a fair iftendanw.
The Women's Inottitute'weire enter-
frey, Teeswiter. .
Isiister, Ella. This, prtiivhasie iriake�,
The many frierrrh% of Robert
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I M..ate staff, gave a very interdstit
f"Wri 111is Dmqnion, a oatmAn. The
Them amls good manfY around Our
-wined at Fullamboni on Wednesday
The match was under the super-
IMT. Dufffy the Owner -of 150 acres .of
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.Mr.
Boyce are pleased to see him around,
account of her trip through ETiglan
ofekyring was, tsken and the nweting
co4*T,Tft4cTe looking f0drWaald to the
afternoon, There was. a splendqd
'eal&nt of
vision, of 'William Speir, pi-
clVailce land. W'.1.QJqNffy intends -go-
again after his recent accident.
Switz,erland and France this yeft
all repeating
elou.e4 ,�bV ibe Lovd's
fowl, mer to conie off on the 20h,
ptogrammile, and, the Fullartoil ladies
,the associaltion, and L. Z. Cardiff,
in' to D,e*oft to reside with het ,,is-
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which was very ,much appreciated
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Psayier.
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'to be held WiWetoii's Church.
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gave a very fine luncheon, .
eeeretary-treasurer.
ter, (Mrs. John CoYne,
The regular weekly meeting of the
the Society and vigitors.
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