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M. A. REID, Proprietor
Phone "214 Seaforth
SPECIALISTS IN ALL ., LINES. OF
INSURANCE
Ther Second- Division
Court
i; + , Gannty of . Huron
Wane do the •X oaniniun Bank Saald-
Saafrxrth.. Office hears ' Tues-
day M7luesclaY, and Saturday, 1.$0 p.m.
�';• Saturday eveni . 7.30 .p.ii.
to, ,,
HAMBERLAIN - Clerk
Y S..cbto Hplid' M egulae MeeInu,
---Tbe Scout 'meeting, opened, with tbe.
flag break„ followed by inspection,
and a game called Brewster Fight. Af-
ter this two musician badge's were
given, one to Bob -••-Knight and the
other to Don Brightraf. -'The trea-
sure hunt then followed. The winner
Was given a sucker and as a booby
Prize the losers were also given one.
The meeting closet' with Scout sil
ence, .the Moose Patrol winning.
,Northside Y. P. S. Meets. — The
regular meet -ug - of the Y.P.S. of
Northside United Church was held
Tuesday evening at 8 p,m. The meet-
ing opened with the hymn, "Jesus
1'KeepMe Near the Cross:" The roll
was called with sixteen present. • A
motion was made by Pat Bechely, and
seconded by Marguerite Westcott,
that the Egmondvile Young:. People
join us in a social and literary meet-
ing. to be held, in two weeks: Mr.
Benson Sutter will be the speaker- for
the evening„ The Citizenship con-
vener will take next week's meeting.
The Missionary convener, Marguerite
Westcott, took over the meeting and
the hymn, "I Am Thine, 0 Lord,"
was sung, followed by a prayer by
Fred Weedmark. The topic was giv-
en by Marguerite Westcott on two
great hymn writers, Crosby and Wes-
ley. Lorna Dale gave a prayer, and
the meeting -closed with the hymn,
"What a Friend We Have in Jesus,"
and the Mizpah benediction.
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• Died in Peterborough.—A news-
paper despatch from Peterborough on
Monday says: "Samuel Andrew Arch-
ibald, 59, sales manager of the Peter-
borough Lock Mfg. Co., died at his
'home here Sunday night. He had
been ill for six weeks after returning
from' a business trip•to ,Montreal. Mr.
Archibald was a life member of Bri-
tannia --Lodge, A.F. and .A.M:,- Sea -
forth, and of the Scottish -Rite, -Lon-
don, Ont., ..s well .as a member "of
Mocha Temple Shrine, London, the
Peterborough Club and the Peterbor-
ough Lawn Bowling Club. He had
been a resident of this city since 1926
when he joined thee' staff of Peter-
borough Lock. Surviving are his
widow, a daughter, Miss Anna Mar-
ion, at honia; a son, James Archibald,
manager : of Scarfe and Company,
Ltd., Peterborough, and one brother,
R. H. Archibald, of Oakville." Mr.
Archibald was a on of the late Mr.
and Mrs: James Archi•baId, of Sea -
forth, where be was, •thorn and spent
his early. life. '
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SPENCE'S PRODUCE
GOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGG ;GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices Paid For
Eggs and Poultry
Phone 170-W, Seaforth
SEAFORTH
MONUMENT WORKS
(FORMERLY W. E. CSA.PMAN)
Operated by
Cunningham & Pryde
You, are invited to inspect our stock
of OE'ISSETERY MEMORIALS
•Seaforth Tuesdays & Saturdays
See Dr. Raibarn for appointment any
other „time — Phone 150.
Box 150 EXETER Phone 41
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE` INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS:
Alex McEwing, Blyth - - Pres.
W. R. Archibald, Seaforth - Vice -Pres.
Merton A, Reid, Seaforth- - Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Chris. Leohhardt, Brodhagen; E. .T.
Trewartha, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
R.R.'3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing,
R.R. 1, Blyth; .Frank M'eGreger, R.R:
5, Clinton; Hugh Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; Thomas Moylan,R.R. 5; Sea -
forth; William R. Archibald, R.R. 4,
Seaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1, Clin-
ton. -
AGENTS:
Itiiniay McKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin;
1. Pepper, Brucefleld; J. E. Prueter,
Brod1}agen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
.Sou Are Invited to inspect the
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Church:es
Northside United Church.—Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister: 11 a.m., "The
Fulfilment of Our Lives"; 2.30 p.m.,
Sunday School; 7 p.m., "Stewards of
God's Beneficence." Thursday, 7.45
p.m., Prayer Service. Welcome to
these services.
St. Thomas' Church.—Rector, Rev.
Dr. Hurford: 11 a.m., "The • Ap-
proach To Prayer" (first of series) ;
7 p.m., "Lent: The Opportunity For
Soul Awakening." Sunday School at
10 a.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m., "Studies
in the Life of, Jesus."
St. Mary's Church, Dublin. - 2.25
p.m., Sunday School; 3 - p.m., "The
Approach To Prayer."
First :Presbyterian Church.—Sunday.
School at 10 a.m.; morning subject,
"Darkness and Light"; evening sub-
ject, "The Intention and the Deed."
Mid -week meeting Thursday at 8 p.m.
Rev. 'Hugh Jack, Minister.
W. M. -S. Senior Auxiliary Meets.
—The Senior Auxiliary of the W.M.S.
met in ,First Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday last. Mrs. ,W. Freeman, the
president, ,opened the meeting by
reading a .plea for China, which she
followed by prayer. Mi•ss.Ballantyne
also offered a •'prayer for China. The
various reports were received. and
.accepted and other business conduct-
ed. Mrs. T. Swan Smith's group was
in charge of the devotional program.
Mrs. Smith led in prayer. Mrs. W.
Manson read Romans 10; Mrs. Hugh
,Tack gave a prayer, and Mrs. J.„M:.
Go' e,nlock a vocal solo. Mrs. Smith
had the topic, which concluded the
study of British Guiana. She told of
the different phases of the work
which is being conducted by our
church and our W.M.S.. up to the pres-
ent time. Mrs. W. Ament read ' ex-
tracts from an interesting letter writ-
ten by Mrs. Mackay, Who is now do-
ing missionary work in British`
Guiana. The meeting closed with the
reading of the Glad Tidings prayer
by Mrs. J. M. Govenlock.
Walsh - Fortune.—A ghiet 'wed ing
took • place in St. James' Catholic
Church on Monday last at 8 a.m„
when Rev. T. P. Hussey united in
marriage . 1Vlary Madeline Fortune,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert For-
tune,, ,,Seaforth,_ ' and Lance Corporal
Alfred David Walsh, eon of" Mir. and
Mrs: Walsh, London. The' bride was
becomingly attired 111 a street -length
dress of powder blue Crepe with black
Accessories. She *ore a corsage of
roses and sweet peas, and carried a
--white -leather.. prayer book, the gift
of the bridegroom, The matron of
-honor, Mrs. Lionel Fortune, Seaforth,
'was dressed in navy blue and white
crepe • with nary blue access-ories;, and.
wore •a mixed corsage. The. bride
Was given i'n' marriage by her father.
-The--beat.. man, .+eras Sgt,_ Lionel For
Anne. 110(14 mxtsic was ...played by.
Mr's, P Dieveteatli; • Seaforth, and
Misses Julia 7!lannigan and. Sean
l`etrereault sang The Wedding dipper
WAS •serbed at the' blithe of the bride
.With ' .the bridet,evinriblier. receiving in
a; light ..blt e.. orookiketit 401i Meek and Robert Eberhar't.
aG.00ebl The linin
kT'oA{Ik w'
'sl.'ecoratgd illz-plat& end white with tho;
wedding Fake cezita*Oig 'the, table, Fo
'lowing the wedding dinner, L. OiOL
_ and Mrs. Walsh left. -on a honeymoon
to London, Windsor and Woodstock:
For, a trtr,velling costume the {bride
chose a brawn Ignred crepe dress
with beige polo ,.goat and t rown, ac-
cessories. On their return they will
t..e their 'hc)me in Seaforth.
t'e,1th of Mrs. Robert- Stewart.—
!lowing- an' illness extending ,from
I i i risturas, Mrs. Robert Stewart pass
' • .way in Scott Memorial Hospital
in Seaforth on Friday, February 18th.
Mrs: Stewart, who made her home
with Mr. and Mrs. .6,- Bruns-
wick Street, Stratford, had been. vis-
iting in Blyth district when `she• be-
came i11. The former jean :McCul-
lough, .she •was born in. Seaforth, a
daughter' of the late Mr. and Mrs.
William McCuUough. Her husband,
Robert Stewart, died about • three
years ago. Previous to his death
they had made their home in Sea -
forth. Mrs. Stewartwile a member
of First Presbyterian Church, Sea -
forth, and `since going • to`Stratford
was act,i,ye in the work of •the Con-
gregational Church. Surviving is one
son, Pte. Douglas Stewart, stationed
at Camp Borden. One -brother, John
McCullough, Saskatoon, also survives.
The funeral was held on Suhday af-
ternoon at two o'clock froth the Whit -
trey Funeral Home, Seaforth, follow-
ed by interment in Maltlandbanit
cemetery: The pallbearers were
Messrs. W. Srnitli• Charles Brodie,
John 'Stewart and John Finlayson, of
town, and Mr. A. E. Sage and Mr,
Gordon, of Stratford..
•Mae Lane Auxiliary Meets.—The
February meeting of the Mate Laine
Auxiliary. was held on Tuesday eve-
ning, Feb. 22nd, at 'the home of Mrs.
George Pryce. Mrs. B. F. Christie,
first vice-president, opened the' meet-
ing, by reading a poem, "Just Being
Happy." "Come, Let' Us Sing of a
Wonderful Love" was sung and pray-
ers were offer by Mrs. R. Savauge
and Mrs. W. Bradshaw. After sing-
ing the National Anthem Mrs; F. J.
Bechely, the president, took charge.
The minutes of the January meeting
were read by the secretary, Miss E.
Lester. • Following the business dis-
cussion, reports were given by the
various secretaries. Mra. Geo, John-
ston, ;captain' of Circle. 2, then .con-
deeted the remainder of. the meeting.
"0 Gad of Bethel By Whose Hand"'
was sung and Mrs. N. Knight led ,in
raver. The scriptur'e. • reading was
given by Mrs. J. Kaiser, and a solo,
`Dendez Vous"' was sung by Miss Lois
Whitney~.and was much enjoyed. Miss
Winnie Savauge ably took the topic,
`Industrial Training in Asia" from the
tudy, book which, proved most inter -
sting. "Saviour, Again To ThY
Dear Name" was sung, after which
he Mizpah benediction was repeated.
n unison. " Mrs. Johnston concluded
he meeting by reading a poem, "Re-
reshrnents." A delicious. lunch .was
erved by the hostess and a social
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Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary, - The
February meeting of .the Barbara
Kirkman • Auxiliary of First Presby-
terian Church was, held on Tuesday
evening: The president, Mrs. Reg.
Kerslake, opened *the meeting and
presided during the businesspart of
the, meeting. The 'program was in
charge._ of the• McCounell group, of
which Mrs. M., McKellar is convener.
Miss Belle Smith presided in the ab-
sence 'of Mrs. McKellar. The scrip-
ture reading was taken by Mrs: C.
Reith., and the Glad Tidings prayer
by Mrs. R. McPaddin. Mrs. H. Jack
gave the current events, stressing
the need of help for the famine areas
in India and China. The topic, the
further study of mission work in
British Guiana, was taken by Mrs, J.
A. Munn, who told of, the good work
being done by the churches :anti••
schools in spite of a 'lack` of funds
and workers.. Several of the Presby-
terian missionaries, who are prevent-
ed.. by war conditions from remaining
in their fields, have been sent to
British Guiana. Among these are Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Mackay, formerly of
Forinosa.• In this connection, Miss E.
Elder read a most interesting letter
from Mrs. Mackay_ The offering was
taken by Mrs. S. Habkirk and Mrs.
R. Charters. A quartette composed •of
Mrs. J. A' Munn, Mrs. E.''A. McMas-
ter, Mrs. W. J. Thompson and Miss
M. P. Patterson, was much enjoyed.
Death of Mrs, William Aberhart.—
Louisa Pepper, widow of the late
William Aber'bart, and one of the old-
est and most highly esteemed pion-
eers of Huron County, passed away
in Scott Memorial Hospital on Sun-
day, February 2.Qth, Mrs. Aberhart
was in her 95th year and her death
followed an illness of nearly_ two
weeks. She was born in Fullerton.
Township, 'where she spent her early
life, and in 1871 was united in mar-
riage to the late William Aberhart.
She is survived by three, sons, Messrs.
Charles and Louis Aberhart, of Sea -
forth, and Mr. John Aberhart, of
Woodstock, and one daughter, Mrs.
George Mcisaac, Detroit. The late
Premier William Abei4ia;rt, of Alber-
ta, was another son. The funeral was
held from the home of her son, Mr.
Louis Aberhart; Ggdexich Street, on
Tuesday, es a when �
the service
Ywas Cori
ducted by Rev, Hugh Jaek, of Met
Piegistiftion.Titurdh, 'hieh Mrs.
Aberhart Wag b a ettiber°• Interment
was grade' in M'attiandbank eemet41.34
the pallbearers • being Messrs, James
Malcoi 1, George Pepper, William
W0111011, {'heater Henderson, George
'_,,,rye.
O'S HALL
Friday, Mar. 17
Dancing. 9.30 to 1.30 a.m.
Irsti4e.s Orchestra• •
Admission - 50 cents
Auspices of the L. 0. B. A. of
Seaforth. • •
Proceeds for war work
aitomitsetaermeame
LOCAL BRIEFS
• The Women's World Day of
Prayer' will be held in SL. Thomas'
Church on Friday at 3 -p:m.
• Lieut. S G. Dorrance, of Camp
Borden, was a guest at the home of
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Govenlock, over the week -end.
• Miss Anne McLelland and Mr.
George Stone, of Toronto, were guests
over, Sunday with Mrs. It. S. Hays.
• Flight Sergeant George 'Kruse,
R.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard,
Kruse, Egreondville, returned home
ou Saturday after spending the past
nine months 'hi England.
• Pte. J. J:,. Situs, of Camp. Ipper-
wash, spent the week -end with •his
father and sister, Mr. .Tames Sims
and , Mrs,' Lorne Dale.
• LAC. Miles McMillan and LAC.
N. G. Stefan, R.C.A.F:, Toronto, spent
the week -end .at .the home of the for-
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M.
McMil' • ,r
• Mrs. John Richards, of Stratford,
was a guest Of her parents, 'Mr; 'and
Mrs. John A..,Stewart, on Sunday. 6
• ACl. Stuart Wigg, R.C.A.F., To-
ronto, and. Miss Marjorie' Wigg, of
London, spent Sunday with their .par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wigg.
• LAC; Harry Scott, R.C.A.F., Win-
nipeg, is' spending two weeks' leave
with his mother, Mrs., H. R. Scott.
•• Mrs. B°radnock spent the week-
end with "friends in Goderich, • t
• Mrs. -i'. W. Wigg spent a few
days last week with friends in Osh-
awa.
• Mrs. H. V. Workman is' spending
a few days in Petrolia.
• Sgt. George Siddail; R.C.A.F.,
London, spent the week -end with
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b'aoreiiffe, slteitt °tile " d*ien t-en.d, w
ills wife and 1'ainily here. '
:! "UPI Donald Scott,R.C(A.F.,
;onto, spent the week".end with
mother, Mrs, I , R Scott.
.• Sgt,Al]'C)rieon Sails, FE.C„4,F,„ :x
routo, and ' ` Mrs. Sills of„ Chu
spent the . week -end with the forme
parQnts, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.Sills.
-•. Mr. John Ross, of Riciidale, .Alt.
was here owing to the death of h
sister, the late Mrs. James Simpson
• CPI. Garnet Free and. Mrs. Fre
of Chatham, are visiting the forme:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Free.
• Mr. John McKinley, of Winnipe
is visiting friends here this week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mason a
son, Ronald, are ill Detroit this wee
• Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spence a
spending a' week in,., Toronto an
Smith's Falls.
• Mr. and •,M-rs. W. J. Faulkner,
Kitchener; were week -end guests
the home of Mrs. F. Faulkner.
• Mr. A. Arkell, of Sarnia, is spen
ing a, few days with his brother
-
law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. E.
McMaster.
• Lieut. W. Crouch, of Militar
College, Kingston, iii the guest of hi
father, Mr. T. C. Crouch.
• Miss Mary Halpin was taken t
Scott Memorial Hospital on •Tuesda
morning. --
• Pte. Fames McGregor, of Cam
Borden, , spent the week-ent1 at th
home of his•parents. Mr. and Mrs. D
F. 'McGregor, in Egmondville.
• LAC. Wm. R. Smith,'R.C.A.F.
Deserdnto,..-•visited his parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. D, Smith, in Egmond
ville. ,
• Twenty of the Youth Group o
the Salvation Army, .Stratford, wil
conduct a special meeting for the
ubI'ic on Friday, Feb.. 25th, in the
alvation Army . Citadel at 8 pre. Th
Gospel will • be portrayed in scenic
felt and will be very interesting. This
is 'something new and different.
• Gunner H..,W..;O'Reilly, of the
Royal Canadian Artillery, Kingston,
pent the week -end with Mrs. O'Reilly
nd Marjorie.
• LAC. , ban MacTavish, R.C.A.F.,
Camp Borc en, visited. his parents,
r. and I rs. John MacTavish, this
eek. "
• 'Mrs. Vera Campbell and Miss El-
ie Simpson;: of Windsor, were here
ast week attending the . funeral of
he late Mrs. James Simpson.
• Flying Officer J. G. Dawson, and
rs. Dawson •(nee Edna Plant) of
t. Catharines, leave this week for
ssiniboia, Sask., where' Mr..Dawson
11 be stationed.
• Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herdman
aeieri, of Centralia, and Mr. and
ohn Herdman, of Elimville,
v dl' on Sunday with• Mr. and Mrs.
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ton Radio School and the U.S.A.A.C.,
spent the week -end with friends in
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Ask your neighbors What , Bray
Chicks did for them.. Then see
me for prices and delivery dates.
Wm. Stapleton - Dublin
Alvin W. Kerslake - Hensall;.
Educational Meting
Auspices -
Tuckersmith Federation.
of Agriculture
featuring
JAMES C. SHEARER
Agricultural Representative, •on
"Benefits ofFederation"
J. 1-1: SCOTT, Seaforth, on
"Farmer and its Job"
LANTERN SLIDES
showing „ Beautification of
Rural Homes
SEED POTATO
CERTIFICATION
Seaforth Collegiate
Auditorium
FRIDAY, •MARCH 3rd
8 p.m:
Don't fail to attend- this out-
standing meeting!
No Admission—Bring the family
ROBT: ARCHIBALD' .; Pres.
I. O'LEARY - - - Secretary
FSR'. SAE
Stuccoed house, Situated on Gode-
rich St. West. Good basement, Hydro,
hard and soft water. Garage. Desir-
able location.
Frame House, 'George ' St. Real
basement, Hydro, hard and soft wa-
ter. Combined barn and garage. A
real buy.' 'Immediate possession
Two -Apartment .House, good base•
ment, individual fur;laGes and bath-
rooms, Hydro and water. • Located
Vaigctoriaoodk iSt.st Now . fully rented. Make
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Brick House, East 'Ifi1i11iam ..Street:
Hydro, water, base_lnei t' With furnace,
garage...
W e. •have a mutter of good form
for sale,,and wel1oitlib 'y.odr eugniries:
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Phone 484 w
illiam Bradshaw.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart re-
turned on Monday from Montreal.
• Miss Ethel Beattie was in Toron-
to this week. -
• Miss Marjorie Wigg and Mr. Ar-
thur Wilcox, of London, were guests
,of Mr. and Mrs. F. We igg over the
weekend.
• AC2, Richard Box, R.C.A.F., St.
Thomas, .spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box.
• Lieut. Ronald `McKay, of North
Bay, was home over the week -end.
• Mrs, U. D. Clark and daughter;
Evelyn 'Anne, left on Thursday for
their home in Sarnia.
• Miss Cassie Everett, of London,
called on several of her friends on
Sunday.
• Miss Mary Duncan, Brescia Hall,
London, spent the week -end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Duncan.
• Mrs. Langford, of London, is vis-
iting Mr. an,d Mrs. W. R. Shaw this
week. '
• Miss Esther McHenry, of Mit-
chell, was a week -end guest of Miss
Lois Whitney.
HULLETT
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Daer, Hullett,
quietly celebrated 38 years of happy
wedded life at their farm home two
miles'east of Auburn an Sunday, Mrs.
Daer was. formerly Mary Tuberviile,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Tubervillei, of Parieblll, where she
spent her girlhood days. Samuel
Doer iswa son of the late Mr. and Airs.
John .Doer of East Wawanosh. Tire
marriage took place at the bride's
home and was performed by Rev. •Mr.
Newton. The attendants °at the mar-
riage were Herman Daer, brother 'of
the bridegroom, and Nelly Tuberville,
now Mrs. Flinton, of Detroit, sister
of the bride. The couple have_, resid-
-ed on their present farm since their
marriage, They' have a family 'of
Three: Elizabeth, Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
connell, Auburn; John, Hullett,.. and
Bert, at bonze. They' also... have ten
grandchildren. A host of friends re-
membered the couple by telephoning
and sending messages of congratula-
tions.
BAYFIELD.
Misa.t.Manson left on Monday for
London to attend the funeral of the
late Walter Kelly in that city.
Mr. Harry Wamsley, of Niagara
Falls, and William Wamsley, of Stmt -
ford, attended the funeral of their
'allele, James Wamsley, on Tuesday.
Mr. John .McKinley, of Winnipeg,
attended the; funeral oT his uncle, the
late JahnMcil'artald, do Thursday of
last week
On Tuesday afternoon from 4 to
o'clock -A pancake'',,. nd maple ekrup-.
lunch Wan .en.lby*ed at the borne . of.
'Mrs, • Tltdbinab . Bailey`: Proceeds aro,
in aid ai~• the /Shred. .
The 11 i anteomni ttee' of -the fed`
Cross i niakitig A salvage' ,drive Pair'
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McKillop Federation of P gricu]iure- .
SHORT COURSE
WINTHROP HALL . .
Tuesday Afternoon, March 7th
2 P.M. SHARP
SPEAKERS: Three Outstanding Men from the '
Ontario Agricultural College,.... Guelph, Ont.
• POULTRY—Prof. J. F. Francis,.; -
• FIELD CROPS—Prof. J. - Loughland ,
• SWINE—Prof. Wolfe -
EVERYONE WELCOME . . . LADIES ESPECIAL INVITED
A. DODDS, Sec. J. M. SC 1 TT, Pres.
two weeks in .the village and vicin-
ity.
The Late James Wamsley
The death. occurred on Friday • e-
ning of James Wamsley in his 77th
year. Deceased- ,,.suffered a sudden
heart attack• while returning from do-
ing the chores at the barn, He is
survived by one sister, .Mrs.- William
Elliott, also nephews and nieces. The
funeral took place on Tuesday after=
noon from his late residence, service
being conducted by .the' Rev. John
Graham. The pallbearers 'were Wal-
ter Westlake, William Johnston, John
Howard, Speneer Ervine, Ed. Snell
and Ivan Steckle. -Interment was
made in' Bayfield cemetery.
Death of John MacDonald •
John MacDonald, member of a pio-
neer family of Bayfield, died at his.
home on Mon c . y, Feb. 14th, in his
; 79th year. e, was born in Bayfteld,
'his paren : being Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
MacDo d, who were among the first ”
settlers of the district. He had spent
all his life on the homestead on the
Bronson . Line. Mr, 'MacDonald was
unmarried. Surviving are four.
nephews, George, Stewart and Doug- --
las MacDonald, in Dallas, Texas, and
John McKinley, of Winnipeg: A bro.
ther and sister predeceased him. The
funeral service was held at 2.30 p.m,
on Thursday at St. ,Andrew's United
Church with -interment in Bayfield
cemetery. The pallbearers were John
Wild, Emerson Heard, Nelson Heard,
Johe Marks, Orval Greer and Harold
Penhale. Rev. Colwell, of St. An-
drew's Church, Hayfield, was the of-•
;ficiating clergyman
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