HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1895-07-26, Page 4THE BAYFII:LD ADVERTISER
OUR. FIRST ExotIANGEL—The Adver-
tiser felt quite honored the other even-
ing by rbceivin a copy of the Strat-
ford Herald. This was our first ex-
change, and we can assure the editor
of the Herald that the Bayfield people
will see to it that he has a good time
, when he and his party pitch their
tents here for a holiday sojourn.
GM GUESTS.—
"Are they not all proofs
That man immured in cities still retains
His inborn inextinguishable thirst for rural
scenes."
As we predicted last week, a large
number of visitors have arrived during
the past few days, and many more are
expected. Those who are here seem
to be enjoying themselves splendidly,
and are highly delighted with both the
place and the accommodation. Some
of the guests have their carriages with
them, and do a great deal of driving,
while others spend their time at boat-
ing, fishing, bathing or tennis playing.
The following are a few of those who
registered at the different hotels during
the past week:—
Commercial Hotel—Mr Gowanlock,
Mrs Chesney, Mr and Mrs McMichael,
of Seaforth; Mr Lough, wife and daugh-
ter, Clinton; Rev Colin Fletcher, wife
and. niece, of Thames road, Mrs Fletch-
er and daughter, Hamilton.
Queen's Hotel—Miss Austin, Miss H.
Austin, Miss Flynn, Detroit; Mrs Bea-
ton, Mr Wm. Beaton, Miss Dineen and
Miss Whately, London; Mr S. Smith,
Toronto; Messrs W. Stoneman, R.
Babb and P. Baker, Mitchell; Rev Dr
McDonald and wife, and Miss Allie Mc-
Donald, Mr Wilson (of Lumsden &
Wilson)) wife, son and two daughters,
Seaforth.
River Hotel.—J. T. Merritt, Miss
Clara M, Johnson, London: Geo. Gra-
ham, A. D. McLean. Miss McLean, R.
S. Dickson, F. Wright, Ed. J. Parr,W.
W. McVicar, E. H. Bird, Thos. Swarts,
J. W. Smith, J. A. Reid, John Knox,
J. Armstrong, Goderich; Robt. Downs,
W. Holloway, L. Kennedy, J. B. Rum -
ball, Thos. Jackson, jr., Misses Keane
and Dowzer, Geo. Emerson, F. Beattie
and G. A. Stewart, Clinton; George M.
Baldwin, A. J. Bright, W. D. McLean,
H. G. McCosh, F. Davis, H. G. Watson,
H. R. Colbert, Wm. Ament, W. W.
Irving, L, G. Kruse, J. Sutherland, W.
R. Jackson, Seaforth; A. Wright, H.
R. Neild, F. Yeandle, A. B. McDonald,
J. N. Cook, Stratford; T. G. Wood-
maney andwife, Norfolk, Ohio.
PERSONA. -Miss N. ' McHardy, Of
Olinton;who-is-stopping at the Queen's
Hotel, returned to the Hub for a cou-
ple of days this week. Amongst the
visitors at Minne-ha-ha Cottage, the
summer residence of Messrs Bruce and
McMurray, during the past week were
Miss Kay, Detroit; Miss Murray, Kin-
cardine; Misses Irwin and Kaine, and
Messrs J. B. Runiball, T. Jackson, jr.,
and G. F. Emerson, Clinton; Messrs
Fitzgerald, Triern, McCosh and Davis,
Seaforth; H. Read, Crews and Misses
Couch and Gibbings, Clinton. Mrs H,
W. Irwin is visiting friends in Stanley
this week. Mr W. Dowson and wife,
of Hay, were visiting the latter's mo-
ther, Mrs Peck, last week. Messrs T.
Trow,. of Stratford, and W. Baker, of
Seaforth, who are resorting here, took
a drive to Grand Bend on Monday; in
their estimation our low sandy sister
resort is not to be compared with Bay-
field. Messrs McPhail and Pickard, of
Porter's Hill, were basking in the sun-
beams on Hayfield's breezy banks on
Sunday. Miss Hagan, of Hill's Green,
was a guest at the home of her uncle,
Mr F. Wild, Sauble line. Miss Annie
Erwin is home from London at present.
Mrs Ross, of Clinton, who has been
here for a week or two, has returned
home. Mise Nora Ferguson returned
home from Detroit on Monday evening,
after en extended visit. Mrs Black:
burn and children, London, who have
been at the Commercial Hotel for the
past month, returned home this week;
they expect to return later in the sear
son. Rev J. T. Kerrin,wife and family,
of Mitchell, are the guests of Mr Parke,
front road; Mr Kerrin is here for the
benefit of his health. Mr G. Emerson,
of Clinton, was here on Monday on bi-
cycle business. Mr J. McMurray and
Dr T. C. Bruce, of Clinton, are spend-
ing this week with their families at
their cottage. Mrs Jas. McDonald and
son, of Wal -Kington, D. C., are the
guests of the former's father-in-law,
Mr James McDonald. Rural Dean
Hodgins and family, Seaforth, have
taken the cottage on Lorisa street,
owned by Mrs Rutledge; Seaforth pee,-
ple seem to appreciate Bayfield as a
summer resort. Mr Henry Brandon,
of
Belgrave, is visiting his nephew, Mr
J. W. Brandon. Miss Lottie Martin
arrived home, on Saturday from To-
ronto, and will spend the week here.
Dr Chas. Logan, of the American Soo,
who has been recuperating at home for
the past few weeks, has returned to
his professional duties. Miss Anna
Ross, Clinton, is the guest of her aunt,
Mm. • Campbell, Keith Crescent. Dr
Watt, of Minnesota, was in tc wn one
day this week calling on his old friend,
Mr John Esson. Mrs Greer and two
daughters, of Cleveland, arrived on
Thursday, to speed a few weeks in
Ontario's famous resort; they are visit-
ing Mrs Martin. Mr R. McLeod, our
popular band master, was called to
London on Thursday evening, on ac-
count of the serious illness of his father.
Mr Robt. Gibbings, wife and family, of
Hullett, spent a couple of days last
week, holidaying at the lake, as guests
at the residence of Dr Stanbury. Mrs
Johns, of Clinton, Was visiting Mrs
Harrison, Sauble line, last week. Miss
Tiffany, of Ewa -Yea cottage, was the
guest of Mrs Harold Southam, London,
over Sunday. Mr T. C. Ballantyne, of
Hensall, accompanied by his mother
and sister, spent a few days last.week,
the guests of Mrs Harrison, Sauble
line. Mrs McDermid and granddaugh-
ter, of Seaforth, have been visiting at
the home of Mr Arch. Galbraith, Front
road.
F. W. Stephen, a young bneinens man of
Berlin, died on Friday of inflammation of
the bowels. IIe leaves a widow and three
little girls.
BUTCHER SHOP
The undersigned is now prepared to furnish
the public with Fresh Meats at reasonable
prices.
N.B.—Our waggon will call every morning
J. W. BRANDON, - Main St. East
FOR AN A 1 SUIT
In Canadian, Scotch or Irish Tweed,
In Black or Colored Worsted,
In Black or Blue Serge, or a
Fine Beaver or Melton Overcoat, go to
H. DRAMEN, . Tailor, WIN
deer '-s
444-S irr?n er
'Hotel
Bayheld's Popular Sommer Resort.
Everything about the hotel Is
new and fitted for the accommoda-
tion of a large number of guests
A broad double verandah runs
round two sides of the house, mak-
ing a -.„sl and pleasant resting
place.
Lawn Tennis Court and Bath
House for use of visitors.
Choice Liquors and Cigars, and
good stabling iu connection.
Free carriage meets all trains.
Rates and full information
on application.
JAMES POLLOCK,
PROPRIETOR
Flu
plenieilt to the Clinton Now Era
The Farmer's Store.
Doo= •--;-
We keep a choice
line of Groceries.
A good stock of
Flour . and Feed
Complete assort- Fresh Canned
ment of Boots Meats and Fruits
and Shoes. for Picnicers.
JOHN WHIDDON
Main Street West
DoYou want 2 Save Money
THEN DEAL AT
H. F. EDWARDS
TOWELLING, 4, 8, 9, 10 and 12 cents..
FLANNELETTES 5, 8 and 10 eta
PRINTS 5 7, 8, 10 and 12,} cents
MUSLINS and CHALLIES 6 Dents
WIDE APRON GINGHAM ... .10 cents
WOOL DELAINE, good value at 36oents,
only 25 eents
20 per Dent off PARASOLS
STRAW RATS at CLEARING PRICES
We have the best values in FACTORY
COTTONS, 3i, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10 cents.
See them and yon will be convinced
that they are the cheapest
and best.
MILK! : MILK!
Fresh Milk, Buttermilk
and Crean
Delivered anywhere in the village or
neighborhood every horning and evening.
CAMPERS oan be supplied with Vege-
tables and general farm produce at re-
gular prices Watch .for—the .Bayfield
Dairy,
WM. BATES, - Proprietor.
. Albion Hotel .
Excellent : Accommodation
for Summer Guests.
Large, Nicely Furnished Rooms.
HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMER-
CIAL TRAVELLERS.
First-class Table. • : Every Attention.
Terms Moderate.
ED. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
Do you!!
' Lake
want a sail, Huron?
THE DAUNTLESS,
A snug Yacht, managed by a jA
sailor of fifteen years experience
is now prepared for excursions'
on the lake any hour of the day,
or by moonlight.
special Rates to parties on application to
Murdock Ross, VictoriaSt.
Boots and Shoes
Made and Repaired.
Workmanship Neat and
Fxecution Prompt.
WM. WHIDDON, Oommpced iifotei
Ladies' Attention
MISS M, WHIDDON,
BAY FIELD'S EXPERT DRESS AND
MANTLEMAKER. TAILOR SYSTEM USED
Anne St., next to Methodist Church.
BURNS & CO: -
FOR
CROCKERY
Gopmercial - Hole!
THE TEHPIRANCE HOUSE
Open forSummer guest -
LARGE AIRY ROOMS
MODERATE TERMS
SPECIAL RATER FOR FAMILIE 1
Free carriage mete all trains
GEC. ERWIN, ProT
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Choice Fruits&Conlcctionel y
Soft Drinks always cold
Ice Cream Parlor
LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS: -1
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