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e"IT Good Friday morning in Strat- I *ln 4"M Rennn'' TOWA, M11. tM " - ". I
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terTible elerti4c burns; and ShOck re Hotel on Th'arsdej,, April 28th at 7 which was presided over by Dr. , made at the meetilij to foormm I , .
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eeliay, last about noon fine rendition of "Ol To Cal- who are intevestild in tennis are In- churches were largely -attended, the ., I � . I , ,
celved on Thu A p.m.. Tickets for the dinner rr�ay be Weekes, president of the Exeter groups, one a north, group aadd � �,. I I , ,�, � . .
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while working ,rith a Hydro gang on "I Mgunder's ,beautXT0141 caDtata, vilt6d to attduda. !lnefltllug in the Town .-.,,eatber being very favorable On the I I I ,, , , �
the 2nd. tonceq�iolu of McKillop north vary at eight procured, at 75 cents each, from C. M. whole and a large number of visitors Club. other a south group, as a. number of , . � �'., �
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of St. 0olumba-a.. ly.'the scenes which u6Lrked the last o'clock,,when The imeeting prqper will not com- 0 0 0 .0 0 � f� fled the Intention 'of joining '� Vbo .� .- ;,.��j �,
- ,r� making his,. tem- few days of Saviolies Ufe on ing a' ten�alrp club will be dlscuwed� . dea-ts of the village and district. At
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poraky 110111,01.at SeafOrth wbdI0 work-' earth, was given, by the choir ofFIrst ryOn, of whether they . - League take charge of both intermledi- ,-,, - ., A.
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� th an 'e�.t" gang of fourteen Presbyterian Church in. the auditor. ccl,ubA:,��Umoclem� and-, ful,ly equipped e a, "' vices were cond�e , , Rector, . . r teaah% . � .
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� . by Mrs. Burchiel, who had been. stay- evening, April. 15thl, undlail'th - - ea I d CO diation at the banquet ,is' HinAed, .1 rrettion, the' choir I �� . the fire on Tuesday afternoon :wbbll. , ',` -, �,
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Ing at Seaforth-, -, - . , I ent leadership of MrI. M. R. Rpnnl,p Omuta. would be properly llghtedt�for tickets to it will be sold on a "first day and the Resu ' _]�,
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- On a 11,7d"O Pole the argan, which was listened to by meinbe at 11 im - The meeting will review the work Hendrick on the west side of the Blue . ... _
I removing a c,rojis: itim. Dead and live an appreclative'auffience. . would also have- full club-hou" priv- of .the association during 0e past At Carmel Presbyterian Church . I � � . �_-*
4%ires were bcy'�-. <)n the pole and, it - - mot be .ac- ikegea, inq1u4ing ,lo6keir rooms. I there wasr a large attendance and . � Water Highway, south of St. Joseph I _11- I
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� side of his bodi and on the lower James T. Scott. Rev. Gordon Ped&e, 'Players. it is ,therefore hoped that . I r. Ross McKjay. The school was Mrs. Cecil Oke opened her beauti- . -4. I
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pre. there will be a large attendance' at in Detroit mnicely decorated and the singing in ful -remodelled home_ for the April The Jose Is, a heavy one to Mr. Hen. . . �i,
right side and both � hands were badly of Clinton, interim Moderator, Birthda i Arick and is only partially covered by' 'M
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'The I V�Itortnnv- 1 men was rendered I I nmch to the pleasure of the occasion, Club. Niue visitors were present and . , d
On Monday the choir presented the ' 0- With the arrival of April, 13th last, one of the numbers being "The Old twen,ty,one members , answered the The notice received from the De. I, ,,�� �� ,
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* . . the family. of Mr. John Spr6at in De- Rugged Cross." At, the morning ser- i-oll call with helpful diousecle partment of Highways last week that .J'J,�
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� the ground by Other mem of the . I Hospital Aid Plans ' conducted by the pas 0 - hints. The secretary . I t,
' -* together on the evening of Mr, W. �k. Young, theie-was a large at- tbanks for flowe t. Joseph bad become a part of the t,
I gAng Airtifl,i.l respi.ration. restored , . I ro received by two SZ �!,
, Sproat's birthday This one,his 87th, tendance and fine discourse in kepr.- members, who have been ill, also a 'King's 11.1g,lirway Systen4. was joyftmlly ,�
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I I , .Bridge, Euchre Nvas celebrated at this son Hugh's ing with Easier. A well rendered letter which had been received from received by rerAderits of the village ., ,� .
en medical attention. He died about �,�
. five Velock the foRowing momilag. . W.M.S. Easter home on Oregon Ave., Detroit. ,duet.'was given by Mrs. Young and a lady in Saskatchewan to whom the and district. This road is subject to . , 5 fl;
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NEW BOOKS ARE NOW ,The Easter Thankoffering of the ecutive of the Vospital Aid. ZO Misses Mary a -ad Margaret Sprout, h, Frank Battisby and R. Y. Me- Mrs. Oke and Mrs. SIllQry read sev- On Wednesday e-Kening Mr. S. M. I , .
I Senior W.M-S. -held inthe &Qh,001 room anyone wishing to play either brid Mrs. Helen Vokes,,and daughter, Bar- goug �4 p . .
, chr6, kindly telephone the Secre- I Laren entitled, "Up From the Grave bral verses pertaining to the timely Anderson, manager of the Zurich ,� .1
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. AVAKABLE AT UBRARY of First Presbyterian. Church on Tues- or eu at 69. bara and Mrs. Paul Neighbors, Mr. Arose." At the evening service matter of bousecl J - ave a &monstration � ,i7,
day, A.j)ril 19th, at 8 o'clock, was tary, Miss Mary k1aM and Mrs. C. J. Shockcor and Roger, He eaning. Miss Flor- Creamery, will h . � 1)".
. largely attended and � most inspira- I � Ralph, Gloria and, Dick; Mr there was an anthem by the choir in ence Whitmore sang "Ten Pretty in the Town Hall which should be of .� -
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The following books are now avall- I which Mrs. Young took the special Girls"; Mrs. Frank Walters read,' interest to cream produceTs. Ad- 7��,'t.
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talk- I . motber, Mrs. Rowan,' and several World"; another anthem, "Sing Unto of View,"' whicbi,'I�f it expresses the experts relatin.&Jo �t,he production, of �
"Puritan Strain," - 1-th, ' _., " content of but- �., V
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te Collar Gir; 1.1 , 11 Bald- After singing "Christ the Lord is Mr. William Sholdice, trustee of ,iyoung people. er . "".
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BaidWlu; "Whi - T. Swan SnAth the Walton Public School, is attend- '-Stranger of Galilee," taken, part in shows that they surely deserve sym- ter"fat and other 96jects of interest ,
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. win; ILTrumvets, Calling," Arlelotte; read the account of* the Resurrection ing the 77-th annual ,convention of the. A very pleasant evening was spent by Margaret Dougall, Irene Hoggarth, pathy during the Spring upheaval; to owners. of d&1,U,-,o.ows. I 1. `t
"'My ]invincible Aunt," Braude ; contained in bhe 28th, chapter of St. On.t' I Educational Association which in the spacious bome, about 25 eat- R. Y. McLaren and James Bengough. Mrs, F. Townsend read "Housecietan- Among.the many -visitors who spent I "'.
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1=fd_114_X=:1H_11 �17=11-7sll-ti_ Smith. Reports froin -the various see- pastor, Rev. Mr. Cumming, took for ed the, table. ed and a miost, excellent sermon ap- miore gave �a demonstration of cus,hion I-Iftist, of Detroit; Mr. and, Mrst. Gerald ,..;,
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.. minen; 'q3ody Unidentified," Rhode; retaries showed ,that the past t hds subject, "The Resurrection of ' propriate ,to the occasion, given by making showing four cusdijons. The Bedard, Toronto; Mr. and! Mrs. E. W. ,�
-'Summer Moonshinl%" Wodehouse; ibad been one of progress. ' I i
"Balladle ill G Minor," Boileau; "Ric- 'b y M ChAst.11 The choir San.- two anth- Solos were sung by Paul NeighbOrs Rev. A. Sinclair, the pastor. This meeting closed with the Homemakers' Stosk-opf, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. . �j
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.. ems and, a quartette, "nsisting of and Roger Shockenr, and much enjoy- was 'at ,tbe morlidag, sorvice and an Prayer and some sewing was done. Sam Faust, Mitchell; Miss, R. rPuerk- ,�
ooliets", Mauois. 24th, it was decided, to change the I
. -ek- datel ,of the next meetling and hold it John McDonald, George McArthur, ed by al,l. , Mr. Sprout was very hiaP- anthem was well ren(!��red in ,1which The May meeting will be held at the heim, Hamilton; Mr. Clayton H -off- j l,
NonF`ietio*-"GIve Yourself Ba John Leeming and George Ramsay, py to,have his family around him and special parts were taken by dIr's. A. hoine of Mrs. Newman Garrett. ,Th� man, Galt. $1 "I
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Woolicatt; "Importance of Livi 1. decorated with Faster lilies, which gifts and gpod wishes. This, was th, ing quartette by Miss Florence, Welsh, be in charge, viz: Misses Sara and remain open evenings on Tuesday as :1�
- Cromarty, gave a timely and pract - I I
I Average Mother," were sent to the sick and shut-ins at first birthday in a great many years MI.,. well as"Satturday during the sum er
yatung; "Straw- Without Bricke," Del . George Hess, Mr. W. 0. Good, Florence Vy-hitmone, Misses Irene, and .�
;afieldi; "Seeing r.or Yourself," HInd. eal addrests,oz "The aug�ter Barbara, of Washington, win and Mr. H. Hortd.n. At thq, even- Erma Garrett, Uisses Margaret crich and fall months. 1. .1
'C'. juvenile---Wby the C4inles Rang," ri'at too good and, not too bad of which the close of the service. his d nd, and his fam- ing ,eryice the pastor gave 'a fine amd Margaret Fear. There will be Mr. Wesdey Richardson has leased . I �
Women's Missionary Societies Miss Rose Simpson, who has been was privileged to atte . I
Alden; "Dwellers of the Marsh tdle very thankful to have him dls�course connected with the resur- bho bsual exchange of plants and the 50 -acre farm of his neighbor, Mr.
Storieh to are largely made up of. The work of in the Toronto General Hospital for lly were , :�
. Realm," McKishuie; "New has returned home inueb im- with them and to see ihim so well I. , i() . is 11 e
I missions affords a great opPorttrliritY, a month, ect n Th, was foowd byan bulbs- ioll-call to be answers to ten C. H. Blackwell, 5th concession, Hay, ;
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. Tell to children," Bryall; nothing ,outside of the home Is PrO- proved in health., physically and mentally for, his age. an-fliem given by 'Mrs. George Hess, quc-�Jio.n-s on current events,. There f0,r a term of (me year. I �
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.8n 11 WS d,uctive of greater results than the Mrs, Charles %,9eflers is spending Miss Florence Welsb, Harry Horton will be no Aupper colle&ion. but a Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Hess and ..
. Christmas Stories For CbAldr , work of the Auxiliary, -no other work the Easter holidays with her mother, ,�rd W. 0. Goodwin, and a closing fine of one cent for each unanswered children visf�ed friends in Detroit ov- . � �
ter. carrying with it such a prornAse. We Mrs. Hoerle, at Heidelberg. WINTHROP - sol6 well rendered by Mr. aaude Question. The suppe,r will be "pot eT Sunday. Mrs, Amelia riUss, who . . 1.
� get out of the Auxiliary meetings just Mr. Sellers an -d Clayton are visit- 121iowes.. h,ck," each, member to contribute a has spent the past mon,th, with -her
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. CROMARTY - what we, put into it with mq prayers, ing with Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Sellers, The last euchre -and dance held in Hold Sacred Concert hit. . daughter, Mrs. S. Swarz, in that city, I
4riterest and attendance. No one Morria. I . the thall was well attended.. The returned to her diome here with thein- ��
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Mr. and Mrs. ID09nald Wallace, of knows what qualifications they "ve Mr. WmL Graham and Mrs. Isabel prize winners were: Ladies, most At blt� close of the evening services Air. Ward Fritz has men. at work "�
until they try. If you have not God Bateman spent Good Fri -day with Mr. games, Mrs. R, Holman; )one hands, . � or, his new service station, getting the I
I Carlingford, spent Su#d&jV:*1th Mr. will providle -the equipment. A �ea�y and Mrs. Richardi Hto,Y. I Muriel Dolmage; men's, most games, of the. local churcbes a sacred ban,d .. buildfing ready for installing equip� . .
. and Mrs. George Wallace. vote was tender?ed the speaker by Friends of Mrs,. W Woods will Mr. Belifirewies; lone hande, Mr. Me- con -vert was given in tibe Town Hal GRANDDAUGHTER WINS Mont, ete. ,,,
'Miss Dorothy Quance, � of Londbli., �at- pre ided over by the Rev. A. Sinclair, li
Miss H. 1. Graba ; i , n . and M rs, J. be sorry -to -hear of her recenit-.All� Nichol. A few hours were spent in s A talking picture show is on the .. ;
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spent the week -end -with her mother, terson. -IN C.W.L. CONTEST attraction list for the Town Hall next - I
'Mrs. Qugnce.' ladies? quarbette composed of "esS`- dancing. there wa,S a very large attebdanc,3 I
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. Mr. John Houghton Spent the week Mrs. W. A. WrigW Mrs. M. JEL Rep. . with quite a long and -well feriderel � . "
end with his parents, Mr. and- Mrs. . Patterson and, miss ping for a week, has closed down but after nursing Mrs-. Ray Carter, of piogiram throughout, wmvosed� ai The filial event of the Catholic Wo- - - -.1 - "I
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. Will, Hought6fi- Harrlbt Murray brought, an appropri- follows: Hymn, "Christ the Lord is men's League public speaking compe- -_ I'll
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Macdonald and ate Easter nimsage in song. The of- weeks. .1 Risen To -day"; "Steady BOYS," by the tition for girls of the Kitchener and McKILLOP I . ,�.111
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I souls spent Sunday In Brussels. tering taken by, Mrs. R. Smith and Week -end visitors in the village- service. I Band; vocal solo, "Consider the Lil- Wlafterloo Separate sebools,, St. Mary's Mr. and Mrs. A. Ravelie and'Ma-r- . li�
'Mrs. Caldwell Is spending the Eas� Mrs. Charles Aberbart amounted to - lies," by S. G. Rennie; cornet solo, high school and St. Louis continuation
I $32.55. The meeting closed with a Miss Margaret Cumming, Holla'nd The Hillbillies, who have, been sta jorie, of Fergus; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. , . 11
ter ho44daV in Exeter. 0ent , at tbe Manse; Mr. Xim John- tioned at Wingharn and have been "Gaiety Polla," by D. Kyle; vocal solo, school, took pluce at St. Mary's Hall I
Miss Elsie ChIttick, Who Spent a 'hyMn and the benediction, .Te Coughtlin and Elmer, of Listowel; Mr.
. aton, of Halfbturr,tGn, with his parlints, providing excellent music in a great selected, by Rev. W. A. Young; march, ,last Thursday afternoon, Miss Vir- and Mrs. J. Schenbein. and Mr. Gcio. .1
. Robert- 'Tip, Top," by the Band; violin solo, ginda. Lippert winning the goldi med- I �]
couple of weeks with Mrw. __ . . Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johnston; Miss many places during the ,wintermoulths ' Pike, of Gdwarislown, -Mr. and Mrs. 'I
son and son, John, !has gone to her , , by G. M. Grant; hymn, al. There were nine competitors,
. . . "C"� Ina Rutledge, Miss Jean Drager, Mr. plaked at the old,time dance in Wat- "Souven,ir," Kenneth Doby and daughter, of Palm- . )
work at Pagarton. I TUCKERSMITH Donald Gray and Jack Drager with son's Hall on Monday evening and, "Al.1 Hail the Power," by audience; Miss Marion RunstedleT won the �
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�, .. MM - ag usual, -a large crowd "Twilight Echoes," hart the k�-onze me4lal. All three Charles Eggert recently. �
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Mrs. Duncan, McKellar on Thursday . Mr. and, Mrs. E. Johns and Miss ledge, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. ard a good time was. enjoyed by all. Beer; ,qerenade, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steinacher, - 4
It evening on the eve of their mawriage Betty and Mr. and, Mrs. M. Lobb F. Rut!Rdge; Miss Dorothy BoMon, of This will be the last old-time dance by the Band; chorus, "Santa Lucia," ine-dal winners were. from S�t , ' Nary's 1.
twenty-five Years ago, and after . r by Public School children; trombone high sch-ool. Fach of the other six of Stratford, spent Easter with Mr. �
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. I spending some time at euchre and conitestants were" presented w and Mrs. Wnr- Koebler. �
visited with Mr. and Mrs.. T. Webster RochesW, N.Y., at the home of Mr. around here this, Season. solo, "Al Varie," b3t Edward Little; i t h �
social chat presented them with a On Sunday last. Win. Hhmphrieq. nd. 4�e prayer books. Mr. and, Mrs. R. Messerachmidt and .�
: , . - Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lawrence, of Mrs. Eaton,, of Winthrop, wbo bW Seeding operations are now in fall march, "Connecticut," by Ba. daughter, of De�rolrt, spent a few days "
sitv6r flower basket filled with roses � Hamilton, vlGdted with Mr. and Mrs. been nursing Mm Ray Carter, [has re- swing and with a few days, of nice concert was closed by the singing of Miss Anne Moser supervised the I I �
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and ferns from the neighbors of period; of s-tudy allowed the girls. �
-end, thia week. ,weather a lot of Seeding will be done. the National Anthem. `
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I Cromarty. other g�uesta.,were present F . Towns turned to her home. Th,D W.M.S. of Caamel Presbyterian The judges were Mim. Desmon,d friends. .
Mit- Seeding operations are in full swing Miss Annie Simpson, who has been Mr. Wm. R. Cooper, of the London I Mr. and Mrs.. Weq. Fisher and Mur- ,�
rrom Stratford, SebringvIlle and in this community this week. in Toronto, has returned home. Road, was in Sarnia during the fore Church, Hensall, held their Easter Kessig of Waterloo; Mrs,. Tom Han- iel, of Fullarton, visited with Mr. :
, chelL A very daln&Y 111wh was serv- thankoffering meeting in the school non and Mrs. P. Harris. ,of Kitchener. - t
Visitors sit J. Carter's Sunday were: part of the Week. and, Mrs. Chart- Regele. Miss Viola I
. led, and aftor singing "For They Are Slavin - Elgie Mrs. V. Gillespie and son, Earl, of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mousseau and lit-� room on TbuTsday afternoon lasrtwtth Mrs. P.'J. McGarry, convener -of .1
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I lenin. Seaforth; Viola Oarter, of Toronto; tie daughter spent Sunday at bho Mrs. B. Edwards presiding, and open- the competAt4on, presided. With her- Fisher return
. their various home& A very pretty weddiug was so eeks there. .
Coleman -Allen ized on Saturday, Aprill 10h, at 11 Mr. and MTv. P. McGowi�nl, of Rox- home of Mr. and, Mrs. Rufus Turn- ed with a bymn and Prayer, led by on the platform was Mrs. Harold BalI, w Ili
r Mr. and, Mrs. born; T. Eatop, Winbbrop; Mrs. A. bull, of Grand Bend. Mrs. H. Arnold. The Scripture les- past president of the Catholic Wo- Mr. and MTs. John Vederfelt, and ill
A quiet but Pretty Wedding' took o7cloek at the home o, n was read by MrS. H. Workman. men's, League.-Kitchenar Daily Re- daughter, of Southampton, visited Mr. .,
hovio of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Elgie, when, their d1aughter, Bruce with, Mrs. Iton. Master Stewart McBride, Of Star% 80 . .1
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place at the .1 ley, hpent the Faster holidays at the After singing a hymn, Mrs. J. Pater- cord, and Mrs. Wm. Hoegy over the holi- ; �i
was united Ili marriage ,.... I - interesting Epster Miss Lippert is a granddalighter of day- - _�111�
. Edgttr Allen, CrOBTArtY, OR Saturday, Dorothy Ilene, i �. - : home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. a.nd son read a very Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoegy spent �, ..'
April 9th, at 12 o'clock, whan their to Glenn Robeirt, son of Mr. WAllia'm Mrs. John jarrott, of the village. r. Mrs, , W., A. ,,Mrs. W. J. Sorre%, of Seafortfli. "111.
. onay daughter, Mary Elizabeth, be- alsvin. ind the late Mr%. Slavin, of K"EN solo entitled4 Easter in Seaforth. I,-
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Mr. and ,Mrs. Roy Butt and family, Young sang a beautiful � . .11 Mr. and Mm Ed. Regele, of the IR,
came the bride of Harold JaM10,9 COlel- Hentsall. The ceremony was perform- ____ home of "There Is a Green M-11 Far Away." .1.
man, am of Mr. Robert Coleman and . ed_ by, Rev. W. A. Shepherd, of Eg- Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stafford and, of ffolmosville, visited -at the paper on "Bought With a Price." Af- 12th oif MeKillop, spent 'Good Friday 1. .1 A
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. the lste� mrb. Coleman� of Statta, Rev. mlondville, UWted Church. The wed- Mr. George Stafford, of St. Thomas, his broth r, 'poullas Butt, of the Mrs. Youni also led In pra,yer. Mrs. I ,
. receatIT. B: Edwards read a very Interesting ter singing a bymn the meeting elos- with Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Regele. ,�l
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I entered Ike paTior an the arm'of her mu Elgle, .the bride% only sister. 1%e W.'L. Mellia, of the village, during t,., , I— - - -, A splendlid play, "Nora, Wake Up," Gadshilk visited friends In this vl- '. . I I 7q�),�
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.� father to the Str&InG Of the weddii* bfide, Who was given in marriage'by the paet week... I was presented in. the Towm, Hall, Hen- cinity 6 G66d Friday. �, _ -P "'t'!
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marth played by her stater-ib-I&W, her father," took her place under an ' Miss Etta JMTott, Of ToliDUto, Spent I I . . . WednesdAy evening, Ap ' . . 11 %
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shew crepe and carried a bou4tutelt of whdie net over taffetd full skirt, tight Juge. . * BEFORE YOU BUY made' up the caste: Miss Vera Me- Miss Marie Hoegy has returned ., �
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mixed spring flowers., Sbe Was at-, bodice of fine lace, A�rt -koe Jacket, Mr.'and Mrs. Grant Love, of Lan- I ., Lean, Ruby Dalrymple, Erls, Treffrey, Vom Stratford. I 1�1
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t,ended by ,her consino Miss Gmee Mc� with a bandtan A 1117 Of tfie- VallOY- sing, Mich., spent the week -end at 1 Je�m Venner,"Viacent Stoneman, Bill . � . '. il'�..
. Lacblanfdres"d in a tailored sul.t of She Oarrie&4th arm bmi4uet.of pink the home of the lattfer's. father, Mr. . Mf,]�ean, Clifford Young and Howard - .. - I -,"I'M
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blue tweed. q%e bridegroom was at- carnations and maiden hair hern. A Robert J. I � .. I :: , �,,��i��,t�!�
. serv- Miss Margaret Cooper, of Toronto, ably directed, the. play. KatIrryn, Drys- �,.,� I 4'�t,
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