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SCHOOL. DAYS .IN
rt EGIVIONDVILLE
t (By Bob Dunsmore, St. Thomas, Ont.
of the Can- There a hill top in the village
/' a;dliatn Bank of Corrttmertce, returnea there's a ,garden on the hill
Monday af'tea^ a holidray of two weeks Where the battered school house stow
spent at Sittcoe. IMa. McKellar who • of yore in good old E'gmtondville;
moss rareg,
liev1n' left, for Homtilton on From the (bridge and Daily's Tavern
Tuesday. - up the gentle slope we tore.
.Miss ,Ftoy Edwards, who spent a Light-�heart'ed girls and school'bo•yys ii
the happy day's of yore.
r week at Kitchener, returned Itorr�e on c
Sunday accompanied by Misses Rub- •How the names flock bark' to mem
le Fisher and Waidlelitne 'Sreullk, who ory, those dear schoolmates of th
re,nramed tkw the dray. past,
34x. and :Mks. Thornton NIitatar3, They are tugging at my heart stxing
a>f Toronto, arrirvied .at their cottage - for the roots struck deep and fast
Saturday e'vtemintg, • bav}mit attended B,o{'o Jackson... ,Ruby 'Adams; 'H,erma,
Vie Western Varsity footlbatl game at Brett and dozens more,
,r London that afternoon. They •re- And a certain dark -eyed ,beauty twhott
' i,urned if omie Sunday. 1 "kiss'd a -hint the door."
Wx. E. IL J!ollim, wnho has taker
a fire insurance and (bond agency hag D'ye mind wee Martha, IModeland
o'pene'd an of ice in. the p'o'st oli•tce with her fluffy, golden hair?
building. Bob ;Porter and 'Maria tH}ills, th
Mr, and. Mrs., Jothn, Jowitt rettn-n- Cresswell (girls were th•erp. 11
ed F'rid'ay ,having lblelen on a motor The Forsythe's and the Ghartei•'e
( I drip to War Road,, Duluth, and other
the Ireland's and the iS!proat's,
`° places since the end of September.
And 'Teacher Hicks a-eratmdng usefu
Mise Grace Jower6t attended, a IW-
,knowledge down our throats.
)' lowe''en dance at -there 0. A. C., Guelph
p.
last week.
How we're scattered, all the lave
IMr. and Mrs. F. G. Noelin re-
ones of those schooldays'lang gen
W
tamed to S'enfortth Mlontdlay ,after be-
'by,
I '.ing at their cottage for a couple olt
Though I'm Old and and and wrink
n,ceks•
:led, like an infant I could cry;
The Badminton dance in the town
For my heart turns soft and yearn
hall Thursday of last week was poor-
ing for the schoolhouse on the hill
.'. ly atttended. Kippen Variety Orches-
And the happy, happy school'day
tra supplied the mlusm Prize for
spent in dear old Egnnondrviile. '
waltz was won Iby George Munro
.
I
. and Miss 'Helen., Kunro; fox trot, G.
Miarstha'll and 'Mass Grace Jm,stt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diehl, 'Stan
Miss Wary J. Taylor, who is some-
ley Township, einttertaindd ,the mean
- d what 'improved. in health, was taken
bels of the A. Y: P. A. of St. James
a 0 Ca tton hospitafl (Saturday. Miss
m
Church, Middleton, St. Jblhmr'e� Churcl•,
E. Marquis, R.N., who has :been car-
aVsrna, and' Trinity Church, Bayfield
'ing for herr, areeoappanied herr to C9in-
to a delightful H�'14owe'en party a
.' •roan
their home Friday evening, of Iasi
Mir
'. and Mrs. E. A- Fleartherston;
week. 'Most ,of the guests wer,
Doris 'Featherston and Mr. and Mrs.
maslke,d'. no costumes were varier
V, C. Parker 'spent Sunday with Mr.and
.gay and •ntlacle a ,brilliant spec
i and Mrs. Pater at Atwood. 41.
t
tale. ,S'tewAi t 'M'iddiletton, Leslie an
planned ,far. just a fax
The city was just oozing with anti-
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All"Iniversary
•ervices
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SEAFORTH
Sunday, November 13th, 1932 t
Special minister ---Rear. Stewart Parker, DA'd Tofonf o
Special Music by ' the choir at both services.
' t
Old-TiMe Fowl Supper
Noonday, • November 14th
In/the school room bf the church .
Followed by' an excellent program
tiJr r"'�, 4r At Ifl t 'Si, 1 s'.;t
, ,��@,. t� d: �i,« s 5�6;•zcu,.a,r a! 1 sr� a,.d...rra,tm�,,
Ja
brated city Of tall spam and grey
tended From Bayfield
b
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y'�'ygr,
. Ceremony.
p.
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through 'Che's'ter anal Sltratf�ord-on-
.•
TEAMS TO BE PRESENT
Avon. Almlbleside g' vs a rousing
s'e�nd-off in the •poturmg -min, just to
'
1,-
.-
the e'asec ran into wet weather olx
'11
visit to the lakes. Frorrn''Amlbleside
our, journey took mi diredt Calver-
`Fgm'omicllv5'11e Church was, the
held on 'Friday night this week, at
the Regent Theatre when winners of
.to
peal, whei+e we lived' the..niost totpsy-
�-�
�
tie various e'ups top for annuttl con=
,turvy existence for half,: an hour,
Tatanks to .the a kind
getting years•
She will hold her 97th anniversary
petition in the Bur'on Softball Lea ae
g
will receive the
I
,, Sunday next.
,�tt•r,3,
The event has been male t•ssi'bl..
the Mersey RdVer when w4. meatrt to
In 1935 • Elgmarndtvidle was the
"T'urkeJrsmlithl' part of a "three-
l,toug'h the co operation u`, the mar.-
go ,over and, see the haritour, We
took the twain too Ch'ester,ijnstead of
township charge" (Gaderich, .Stannic,,,
, agement of the theatre, who has .gem-
ercusly given pa, -,;s to the teams in
,the leas and such an earl'' one that
no time was heft for snrclr a'mere de-
Tuekersmith). In that year the
Rev. Alexander McKenzie was settled
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ORIIED N YEAR�� �r P 1M . At! •n Ir ix n e� tS1p
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�J1d C r 104 EG1 ' I D 'Ih�LE F r d V 5►,� (.J�y �� �� �� �r
RESENT FRI r
..NIGHT CHURCH PROSPE , ',1
T� 'Ow a F '0 ,, J . II; 1 �' '
°" 0>flfolyd, 'Jai�lly 7, 1932. _._._1,11
"�iY
Decor Dara: ( o • ....,�," mil, n+
TVlayo.r John
F. Daly. Will At Mast we have �ea�slx ` file cele u C'h'ar At One Time Ex- ° ''"',." P„ ��r,.:
• • ° e • • Large Crowd A r s ,�� ' it � ; ...
Preside At Interesting,
orf
brated city Of tall spam and grey
tended From Bayfield
Ibui�ldintgs„ but the. tale o_f t'his place
.
. Ceremony.
imtust wait until 'I Ihlave taken you
To Mitchell. .
_
through 'Che's'ter anal Sltratf�ord-on-
.•
TEAMS TO BE PRESENT
Avon. Almlbleside g' vs a rousing
s'e�nd-off in the •poturmg -min, just to
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CHURC'I1I BUILT IN 1850
lowe'en' Frolic, as has' usually been
in, us feel at 'home for our next
the e'asec ran into wet weather olx
An interesting ceremony will be
visit to the lakes. Frorrn''Amlbleside
our, journey took mi diredt Calver-
`Fgm'omicllv5'11e Church was, the
held on 'Friday night this week, at
the Regent Theatre when winners of
.to
peal, whei+e we lived' the..niost totpsy-
, rrnotiFier of Presbyterianism in 'Tuck -
ers,mith and is on in.
tie various e'ups top for annuttl con=
,turvy existence for half,: an hour,
Tatanks to .the a kind
getting years•
She will hold her 97th anniversary
petition in the Bur'on Softball Lea ae
g
will receive the
fellow bus passenger, we went under
passenger,
,, Sunday next.
,�tt•r,3,
The event has been male t•ssi'bl..
the Mersey RdVer when w4. meatrt to
In 1935 • Elgmarndtvidle was the
"T'urkeJrsmlithl' part of a "three-
l,toug'h the co operation u`, the mar.-
go ,over and, see the haritour, We
took the twain too Ch'ester,ijnstead of
township charge" (Gaderich, .Stannic,,,
, agement of the theatre, who has .gem-
ercusly given pa, -,;s to the teams in
,the leas and such an earl'' one that
no time was heft for snrclr a'mere de-
Tuekersmith). In that year the
Rev. Alexander McKenzie was settled
th•e League.
Mayor J. F• Daly will preside.'The
to}1 as 'lumkr'h. .Isn't it fainating to
think you can cross on the floor of
in the change, the first Presbyterian
minister in t'h,, part of Ontario, At
-
c lestone Gulp, won by Grand Bend,
will be resented' bt Andrew Ste
p
a river which certainly mivat the rag -
that time the hev. Williams 'Proud -
in Col.
y ep,
Clinton, ,paesident orf the League, and
ing all around, and on tope of you?
As soon as tI Imidedl in Chester, I
foot, later 'Professor Knox
lege, reported' that there were many
acceP'i,d on behalf of (Grand Bend
by .a representative of that club. The
knew I was go�in to regret having
dayls °thexe,
Highland Preali�texianty . here, and
that practically all the Prestbyterians
DUnf,Alt 'C'up, awarded' 'to the most
Valuable player in, ,the league be
planned ,far. just a fax
The city was just oozing with anti-
were anxious for .a minister. "Tuck -
» he' 'Yprese'nts large
will
'
presented by the donor, W. J. Dun-
ean.,
quit„. As a 'matter of fac�y it is the
only remaining city with an walls
'ersm'ilth, said , s
and prosperous field of missionay lab-
Frank ,Sills will ,present the
Sills' ;Culp to. Thomas Beattie,. who
.in'tact, winch +:makes it the, pride and
or. Tate settlers are a praying !peo.
ie” But the congregation was
v?ili accept it on behallf Of the win-
Joy of 'com tless archeologt,,its. I have
yet to figure out Noir .t19'e famous,
p
more or less nebulous, hovering from,
ners, the.--raforth 'Clint.
It is
grinning Cheshire cat got .1s reputa-
'hom'e to home, ,frown barn to Yniil, to
expected that each of theschool
tion. By far the most Interesting
s house,
teams in, the i g
league, inc1ucHin Sea-
forth, Brussels,, (Clinton, Grand Bend,
feature of the city' is the li izalbethan
In 1844 Tuckersmith was in Hamt-
ilton I'mebyrter'y, from Pres-
Iiayfield and 'Goderic'h, will be pres-
I
"Rows„" as they are called ofue lay-'
er of stares on, top of this other, so
and that
�bytery received pemntissio-n to call a
eat.
The 'Presentation has been arrang-
.
.,that if you don't ,like,.yaux, nor writer'
minister. They called Rev. William
On January 1815.. 'Mr..
ed to :take place at nine o'clock:'
downs!tai'rs you can move: up. It's,'Graham':
heaps of fun to walk aroluW the city:
15,
Graham was ordained and inducted
ofSe aforth. . The
ten lucky r tickets
-all (which is four feet wide) to
into the pastoral charge which seems
Cold Days Are
w•a*yh them 'bar,,' 'in. the fainmis Dee
T11 er salmon, ar to run vr,gd�>tvn
to have extended from Bayfield to
Mitchell. Ele was the minister for
, Y
and
the Wishing Steps until) yiou'ro
p quite'
30 ,years. (Some have thought that
Here, Use
out of lbrea,t7a.
'It
Egmond'ville. congregation dates front
Mr. Graham's indu io'n. It
Adams, Searfort'h; walnut dinner
would !be unforgivable to leave'
, goes
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(, e en witatout tcllrn au about i .
b. y is
ba k n ears earlier). In 1845'Mrs.
to a 5 M a
Y )
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Storm Windows •
rnn7±ntfioent �carhearal-. What a love-
McKean; of Gatehouse Scotland,
,great grandmatlier of the
ly sensation to wander. in, just at
great great
$10 in igoldi Miss 'Kathleen Stelvart,
twirilight, with everything.', so quiet
C'h'es•ney's of to -day, presented the
a
earl peailceful and 'then fid :tear beau
congregation with a ibeautiful Com-
and
tifua organ music flooding the cath-
munion service and 'baptismal bowl.
,
"D&H" Anthracite
odral from some unseen source, as
the organ ,is hidden by an
Pia (bowl is still used at the baptism
s'ervi�ces, while the C•ov,ntmunion ser -
During the emening the booths did11
exquisite-
1"i carved screen. I fast sat down
vice ,is highly treasured for its' his -
and listened. As the cathedral dates
toric" value.
For Comf ort.
back -to tbe,nintlh cemttury, much of it•
Un 1'848 Tuckersmdtth charge was
1,
has been restored, but the old clois,
transferred to London Presbytery and
:
ters, opening roti a lovely gardon with
in 1849 the western part orf the charge
NC'i�UFF &SONS
beautiful fowers and a sunken pool,
deci-de•d to organize and stand alone
_
are still there, along with,e Refec-
to Brucefieid. They called the Rev.
. 1:1
tory,' librar'y'an,d chap+ter ' se: The
'J -&m Soso -moo was their minister
.�
windows are quite unique with their
till the end of his life: ,
EGMONDVILLE
suibstantial Norman arches.. Imagine
my- �de'light 'to discover }n one Turner
In that; same year. 1849: Mr. Van
Egtnland gave a building site in Eg-
cf the transept, a (bronze tablet conn,
rrland"11- and the old church was
Miss' Alice Thompson was a week
mremuarating Walfe's struggle 'at Flue -"built
most.),,, ,by volunteer 1'albor and
donated materials.. The church was
end guest with Miss 'Dorothea Broad-
igina
bete, ' along wi't'h the orolors of
l c
bite 22nd 'Cheslhire regiment, which
opened on July 21, 18450, the first
foot, Brwcefie'
his body was wra•plled, as it was car-
,-ervice [being the Sacrament of the
The 'Sunda,,, etviening service was
r;ed from, the ;batbl'etfield at the Pla'fns
Lord's Supper, when RD peonle were
withdrawn here on account of 'anni-of
Alb'raham.
at the table. The taiblet used in that
ver ,ary services in, Brurcefteldr
,rust two other things I must tel]
('o-rrr", mjon service was loaned by
Miss Violet Tyndall was a Landon
you albout this •anicientt city -one is
Nl:rs, Fleurm-hertz and it is 'still prized
'
visitors over the week end.
about BoRand'7sy ,the, most famous
by 'Mass Margaret F'leurchentz be-
ca;ke shop in ,the whole world'; "because
cause o£ its place in that historic
I th
.Closed _
Business places in Seaforth will r
close on Friday, November 11th,
Remembrance Day, if a resolu-
tion carried unanimously by the
execut yp of the Seaforth Busi-
ness Men's Association is observ-
ed by the members. Mayor J.
F, Daly also asks that Remem-
brance Day be -observed as a
holiday. The local branch of
the Canadian Legion will hold a
memorial servie-9 in Victoria
Park at 11 a.m. and in the af-
ternoon veterans of Huron Coun-
ty will meet here.
• • • • • •.
NSE DECREASESCRI
' IN HURON COUNTY
Magistr'ate's Report, Suit
To Ottawa, Shows Frew
Major Crimes.
The annual report of Magistrate
C., A. Reid, of .bhe• judicial district .of
(-Duron, for &he 11 months enndl}i gg
Septeaniber a0th lash was on Friday
lastforwarded to 'Ottawa. The re-
port shows a •slight decrease in ser-
ious eri'rnej is this county. '
'The total number of cases hand -
816d by his worship for the period was
3694 as ,compared pa ed witch 399for the
same period last year. Crinninal of-
fenses .s'how a darolg frotmi 62 to 54,
and of those nine . were dismissed.
Only two offenders were sent to ,peni-
tentmry, one far, 10 and one for three
years..
(Thea- non -indictable, offenses num-
bered 286, one less than last year.
(Total fines levied were $3,663, and of
this amount $1,485 was not paid.
The julvenlile cases totalled forty-
six, compared with 42 last. year. Four
jvtvenile offenders were committed to
institutions doting the: year. ' There
i:s a marked increase in; the mi'iber
of 'cases sent up for trial. Last year
13 were comrmitted for trial and this,
year the nuiibb•er is) 27.
The most favorable aspect of the
report, as viewed by the authorities,
is the comparative absence of major
criminal offenses,. There is also a
marked' decrease in numliier of crim-
inal prosecutions arising out of ser-
ious motor accidents.
MANLEY
c rr$h'�",,gI
Waal FrolxG at P l ee E��xl�� , , t ;l'S
b
9
on'Monday Ibe ate E �, -
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�e+�".,.11 rrzy tt
weather. h'" ..
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OVER $1,,000 liZA)Eli
FOR WELFARE WOR I
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'Se+atfeeth Lions 'CIlirib' an'n'ual" Iial�
"t�+I;
'
lowe'en' Frolic, as has' usually been
,,,-*
the e'asec ran into wet weather olx
,!''
Mlondauy night; but 'destpite the rain,
''. ,
aver 1,0010, people crowded the Pal-
.
` `
a,,e Skating Rink t>;hrolughout the ev- '
'
ening. Something avert,..$1,p0A, via ,,,.,,
w r�
realized for ' cripJple•d ch ldren's and ..
'
general welfare work in'Seaforrh and
!` 1,,
Huron lCoumty". r
,pt .
It was necessary to forglgo the chil-
dren 's ! parade (because of the rainy
but Prizes in this class were award-
• tr
ed as foRonvs:
`;� "'
. Girls' character easy ame, Mary
,,
Regiea•; botys, 'comic 'costume, Jos.
O'Re}lly-
' H L
g-irls' comic costume, Doto-
tail' Telmer;
.'
boys? character cosrtu"W', ,
'
Arthur Jones; girls" nail driving con-
test, (Mary Hodgson; bays' pde eating
'apple
,:� _
cottest, (David Grieve; girds'
t N
eaiCing contest, Janelt IBak�er; (boys"
'contes't,
- ,.2'
barrel boxing Angus ' Me-
w'
Lean and J. +Gatm!eron.
�1.
The jucWng took place in the rink.
'r
on a xaised pnatfotm' and waw one
Of the interes'tinig events ;of' the• pro=.._ ....
2Ye
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grana. Lion R. El Jackson lodked•'af- •
ter the school children's programa
The high point in the evening was I
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the draw for a Ford VS s•e,dan, to-
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ge'ther with nine other prizes. Cbn- �
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trary to the results of .previous years
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the Major awards camto resid.-:ntg
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ofSe aforth. . The
ten lucky r tickets
were puilect;j from' a -specially ... buiIt.'- -
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•churn by,tem young girls -under the
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direction of) -M - or Daly. •Hciders of
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prize winning ticketswere; �
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V8 Food Tudor 'Sedan, Mrs. Chas..
Adams, Searfort'h; walnut dinner
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wagon, H. '',It . Berry,' Brucefledd : Tip-
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Top suit of clothes, Ronald Pullman,
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Seaforth; electric rangeltte!, J. J. Ho'g-
garth, Goderich : )last u len packet"
kodak, Frank Archibald, :Seaforth ;
$10 in igoldi Miss 'Kathleen Stelvart,
Seaforth- $10 in good, John Evans,
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Seaforbh; $5 in gold, 'Vlrs:" J. F'.' Da:lir,
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Seaforth; $5 ina gal•d,'Vfitctor Falconer,
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R. -R. 1.; Brutcefleld: $,! in -gold, A2rs.
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Joseph 'Carlin„ R. R. 4, Seaifortrh.u
During the emening the booths did11
a thriving business, t'he crowd beinn-,m
so thick at-ti'nt•es that it' 'was with
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difficulty- that one was able get to
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near. Lion Presider* Mayor Daly,
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assisted by Lions 1- W. Beattie and
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F. ;S. iSa'vage, hatnd'led the fowl booth
and succeeded in disposing of'more
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than 30,0 chicken's, ducks and geese.,
The novelty (booth was in 'charge of
Lianas 'C. A. Barber, W. J. Duncan
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sevviee A2 years ago. . n e same ,^
they make all the wedding or birth- and James A. Stewart, while Lions
Clayton Ealiott were -ear the eor regation gave £ 6, 18s, The McKillop crusth•er and the
judges and a- day cakes for the (Royal Family, and Fexth county crusher have been o;; J. A. 'Maar and G. D. Ferguson ran. 14
warded ladies :prize to Mary 'Wid- the have 'done it for d4 for 'missions. • the refreshments. 1,
y good many; • In 18543 the Tuckersmith'char be- crating in W. Manley's pit of late, .i
comate, dressed' as a lady of the past years; the other is albout the Roman: 1 The 'sale of •tics e'ts far the ' Jai =r
century. Gents' prize went to Fred h came known as the Egmottdvilie but the wet weatJher hes hindered the e'
ylpocaust, which is simply a high- trucks from o r dmawing was in chance of Lion J. E.
H,emn•d clowru. A charge and in 1861 dna reads of a operating on accauui, o'.
gypsy to1c for- flown antique word fotr a Turkish K'ea'tlaug- In the neighborhood of nine '°
Comhnumfon service which )este l too much c]amage to the newels, but
fiu�uev. The evetrni'tug was enjoyed by bath'. It was located fathoms below thousand tickets were sola'. ,
from-. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and was at- as soon as fine weather permits, aper -
all. Miss, Annie MacLeod, on Ibelhalf the street Ieve1 and' resembled a tended by 180 comtmunicanits.. In 1562 rtir,tk will prnceeci. ,Lion J. ,_X. IAf�clPiblan -was general t
of the s'oci'ety, thanked Mr. and Mrs,. giattlt stone strainer, as dozens of a,• chairman of the entire frolic.
the E!gmond-vtlle me:yh' ershi•n as 286, -,r', Fred Ecaart atten'ded,the fan- f
Dy,eha fax ficin kind hospitality: `h'ale's Iha,d :been 'drilled through for 'Me evening Concluded with a F
IMiss'ionaay. Service. -A te,ery inner the steams to escape, 'hemce the sturdy 't in 1866 the metr3ership was oral of the .)'ate ,Miss Lena Ilor5hc.1, of largely attended dance in Cardno's it
estin and v y r greatly reduced for that year saw the Kitchener, last Monday. Her death
g nypressive missionary Roman forefathers- Hall, ',
service was 'held Ott Sq Andrew's By sh'ee'r mad rushing we were able congregation divided again geograph- took place last Saturday suddenly of
s
U*tied Church. ,held
Wlednes An 'even- to reach Stratford -an -Avon on Wed- really and tvyo new congregations, heart failure; in her 71st year. She �.r�l
:rug, October 26th. The minister, Weida in tante for the 'matinee Seaforth and 14cKill�p, wo .set im was w'e'll ktovrn hero as site spent
Y per- ,Il:
Rev. R. K. Gale, presided. Rev. W..formanc'e of "Julius, Caesar." Our ecclesiastically by the mother con- hez �chgal da;vs in this district. She WINTHROP ,,,
F. Craik, of Viktoria Street Church vi'sit•'here g•regation. always was of a 'genial disposition • ^,ii
proclaims tfie trulth of the r 'gid
Gadenich, convenor of -the M. and M. statement that anticipation is :better In 14?4 Egmond'ville hail li, mern- ,e»d was a•favorite with all whunr she
lx.rs. Then they 'began to talk of became acquainted. I11te family mov-
Departmtient of Huron Preebyttery, Chap realization, for of all the spots 1�uilddng a new church. In 1879 when ed -to Kitchener about 43 years ago, Mr, and 12rs, Elton Harist and son,
introduced the two speakers, Rev. W. we halve yet encountered, this 'is the of Toronto, spent Sunday with the , ..0
the new church was opened, the mem. where she has resided ever since. Her formor's mother. . .'''
H. (Day, of file Remote Indian Re- most "touristy." Everything seems 'bershi was only 129 and three sorrow: friends have the sympathy
p years p y
serve,, Good Fish, Alberta, and Rev. to have been designed for effect, ev Mr. and Mrs. Baxfer, of Be'ntmi'Jer, 1'',
later the 'Manse was built. Ten years of the whole cottrintun}ty in this their' ,,
Hugh Taylor, formerly of West en the new Shakespeare Memotial tater the membership was 215, and ho'u,r of sad affliction. ,,and Mr. and Mrs, John Hildebrecht.,
Chimaa. 'Z'h'e addresses were listened Theatre. The authorities, going^ on three years later 1$95 it was 245. Tfiresfiing operations are almost of IS'eafoath, spent Sunday wi,ah, 12x.
to with Irrlulah interest. They were the idea that was much as -the, the- ( ) ,complete and -Mrs. Rdbert Ca'nr. bell ' - `�
quite t:C(.terse Ibdtlt lam, pxtes'entatGan etre represents the tribute of the The remtlainder of the history -,is p etc with good result,, but the p ST
p familiar to all. -too familiar ane] new law prices are not gdvinrg anuch en 'Mr. Anil Campbell, of Toronto,
and information. 'Mr. Day gave many 'roodern age', it should be ..truly char- coura . e S `f '
intea,esting remarks regarding In- acteristic of that same age. ,The re- to be called histol}. The sheds and it g rent to the farming com,mun- espenrt u1n ay ate the home of his ',,
the alcove wer- 'built a few •years y nor those dependent on them, mother.' 11
diary - life and the impression the suit is something tbat strangely re- wro Church Union carre and Eg- Nf'essrs, John Murray, Fred and C. Quite a nater from here took in !.
tvhite mtanrs •m,etphods mlake upon him'. seimlbiles a ;boot and shoe factory, with m,onldville !became a part of the Unit- Fvkart and '.Mrs. Fergus Horan spent the Hall'owe'en Frolic in Seaforth on ' ,'fit
The dlifiicultfes, hhurn,ormus and other queer lamp, posits that look like over- ed'Church. and to -flay the old 34other Tuesday with friends in London. W(o'nd'ay night. J
tvi!sle of 'speaking through an i'ntter- grown mtushrooms- from.the (rand of Church M the township carries on,
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preter and the strange requests for Oz. Really I ;mlus•tn't Ibe so critical, Her membership to -.day is 313. au'd
mle icinte ete,. Mtr. Taylor (based his 'because the interior has a ,beauty all , -
a';ddre'ss on The verse of Scri tun (Continued on her pre. sent minister is the Rev. Chas. ;.
"The Fellowship of 'CAtrist"s suffer page 4) Malcolm. I in ® 1+
> 'Other mlinisiters who have been as. �
aug, He showed in 'a very impres- Crucified with E�mondvilie church in- •,
sive and realistle way the great truth
that service for 'Christ cannot be en -elude: Alexanci'er NT,cKenzie, mrs- ':y.
dnured entirely without 'sufi'exing in Fioi aA rv; 1831; William Graham, in- 1;
some forms if not at 'home or abroad Annivers'al dnatr 1845; Johro Rain ,Scott, ]n.datrt-
as evidenced' b ed 187 ; Jnseph l4.rl( oy. M_A., induct -on. - l
y many on the tmfi'ssio•n ,�Y
flelds, of China. Matt suffered and eel 18.79; George Needham!, B.A., in -
even rgave their Alves to take the gos- OF THE ducted 1894; Neil Shaw, inducted' • 1.
ped to those he'at'hen ]ands. Suit- . 1,193; James Arlgo, indbcted 1.912;
g y Egmondvllle Church Samated McLean, B.A., indur•ted' 1918; • 7
able music wsCs given, b the choir.
Rev. Mr, 'Craik and Mr. Ernest IRJhen William; McDonald, B,A., inducted
?ing the hymn, "I'll Go Wlhe're You 1922. a
Want Me to Go, Dean Lord."' Rev. Sunday, Nov. 6th r „fI
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Mr. Pou.lber, of Varna. offered the i , c
closing prayer and 'benedicti'on. 1.1 a.m.--,Refv. George• Wattis; B. D. CROMARTX • `,
Those who wan ,prizes at Bayfield 7,3'0 p.nn.- Rev. GhlarIeR Gumming. " '6°,
Fair are now being paid. e re- jk
Organislt and Clhoir Leaden -'Mrs. 1.
cevpts this ,,gran we're' cons crab),,, Robert McKem¢ie+'
less than usual, 'b'utt Mrtunatel,y this Rev. Al.IR. G'ilhwon', B.A., of Mit- Thursdi.
ay, Friday and Saturday �('
society' has 'a su:'cplun, and 'has never olioll, wlil'l occupy tfie, ipulpit here. next `d
yet famled to meet all obligations. To p Snmday morning, canduNting +he W. ti?
help keep up their surplus they are Fowl Supper M. S. Thankoffering sin -vim. •, y°
having a play put on at the Town VTC, and NTis. Duncan MrKella.r vis- November 4 and 5 "r,"
Hall on Tuesday evening, Novemlber �j p it'edl wi,tih friends in RtuSslels recent- ' 4 ,I
15th, and have secured) the Gould Tuesday, Nov. 8th ly. r y - 6:
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Dramatic 'Oompan,y, of Mitchell, to F do 8 P.M. MT, ami Il2trs. Ruls�cell Scott,spent a� Kea�irl �arrna(� ,.y
give the play, "Lena Rivens�" This ,S-ardav whirl frienlds art 'St^ Paui s. has ifJ V
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is a very papular and intercestting S'ome'GHIC'KF.NIS are GEMSE enough tV_rs, nn?vrid Bruce is 'seriously ill �
play amid has betein produced seven to DUOK f at pre -sent hart lieu mrarty friends hope '(I „
ti•mtes by this company with great After Supper -A Play She will soon he. on the way to re- The Re'xall Drug•Store ,,'
Isucceiss. line,p thisl dAte in mind, and "MARI2YIN' ANN" cavery. , �,
Seaforth if you ):Ake a good play, be sure and - Ontari+�
given by the Y. P. of Egmoudville. The plowing Tdatche4s are ,over flan
carne and thus help the Agricultural another ,yea ani t7te Hi'1})rent plow -
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Society, ADULTS '50c. C1Hi IJUREN 25c, men captured their share, of prizes. ",,,
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