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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-04-27, Page 1— 7^-,--ropprie7Fir....",-.3 ',.-^.•••ippror.r."-.---,..,.,„„,.. i 00000 0 0 CI — Farmers/ DON'T FORGET* g I • 0 0 0 To come here for your Shoes and Groceries. I pay the highest price for Butter and Eggs and will give you the best goods for the least money. —4tist °Periled Uli— A lot of up-to-date Tan and Chocolate Shoes • in Ladies' and Gents'. • See samples of Itliem in the window. Come in and get my prices. Clean Fresh Groceries. At Cheap Prices 0 G. B. BALLARD, CLINTON. R. Graham's Old Stand. - 0 0 0 I:3 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 or 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 <> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0c> 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 . . The Sovereign Bank:;...:. Chartered by. - Dominion parliament 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 :0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 <> 0 e •0 0 0 0 0 0 0 er e 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 111M' . CLINTON BRANCH . . a. T. RANCE, Manager. - . W. BRYDONE, Solicitor. 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. o 0 0 444-1-1- •T. Jackson Clinton We are offering genuine bargains in Ready -To -Wear Clothing and invite your inspection „ T. Jackson Sr., .Clinton #1. CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL nth, 1905 ENTERPRISE. Mr. Pet ei Lewis of the Hotel Nor - Manilla is this week having twenty Devau house telephones installed in the bedrooms; ete. of the hotelsoNo- tiring is too good !for the Normandie aud the guests thereof, ia the motto - :n• of the caea.ble landlord. IVIessrs. Ste- venson and Nediger of „the electric ight works are installing the phones. MR. SEEL:EY. WILL RENT. Mr, J. F. Wasmen of Bluevale Is • negotiating for the rental ot Mr. Albert Seeley's blacksmith ehop •and the expectation is that he will take possessien in a few days. He wag in town yesterday- enquiring for a. house. He is a brother Of Mr, Charles Was» • man of 'near Brueefield and has reputation of being a Drat -class me. chanic, • Mr. Seeley retains the mach- ine shop.- • •A PROBABLE CHANGE,: • ' The News-Raeord Understands that a change in the ownership of the elec- tric light plant is probable in the near future, say in pia weeks, and that the company which will take it .over • will .consist of gr; W. J. Stev- enson; Vie:present enenentie And thoro manager, and his capable assistant, Mr; W, J. Nediger. Since they have had to do with it the service has eertaiely greatly improved, . A. 0, P. VISITORS, . ntnniber of Ancient Foresters front Sea,forth and the. District Chief, Mr. Naeh of Winghanin attended the mee- ting 'of Court Prosperity- held . on, Monday evening when there large. turn out of the. local( hrethern. The Worthy. Chief, Mr.. F. • W. Evans . presided '4 candidate was initiated ands the District 'Chief said ,the work, was Well Mine: 1 There were also speeches, .songs. etn; and. last, but. ink no ,means least, •nre- fresinnents were served on a generoes scale, The visitors expressed theni- selves , as • muoli Pleaged and enified. with. the evening's entertaiement and will retain Pleagable recollections of • their evening spent with the Clinton bretherti. -VESTRY. IVIEETING. T.he',annuol yeatry, meetingof .St •,. church waa bele nye Monday eV - ening, the motor in the .cneir. , 'The yestrnn clerk having reinoved: free' tOwn, gr. William JaCksen, wasnan- pointed to, that position. • The :repents .of the teeter and of tile- churchward- ens Were received and o rnotitei;Meg!.. srs. p. E., DoWding •and W. Jackson Were ,appenited . to aireit• the wardens! accounts. Mr.' T.:, D... Johegon Wan re. .elected people's warden and Mr, • FI, T. ,Rance Was anPeinted elergyrea;n's WA - 'den The 'latter who is already pr- etty well supplied. with Work .in the .choir. ad Suutla,y;SchoOl,••as,keil -time to consider bis aceeptanoe of the poS- ition, .inaltieg it 'contingent tenni .. the actic6r. of the'ladies' Guild whichnie7. •ets • on Thursday evening"in annual meeting, • •1VIesers:W, Weinin•IF. Colele- ugh, -Johnston:, 1. Herman,. C. E. 'Dowding, it Pniner„ T. Rance and T., I -ferniest Were appointed aidegmen. The: meitieg was adjourned t� meet as usual in: two -weeks to coesider the Ouditersn report After, tfie Aloe of the V.eatrY meet- ing a congregational • ..meeting:Was heltinnt whieh Messrs. John..11ansford . • and S. G. 'Kenn= Were re-elected lay -delegates to the SYnc,d-nof-Huronn Sin: PAUL'S CflURCRI, • . • . . The services in :St. Paul's eluiren on' Easter DAY :were largely Attended : and the number of eommunicants the largest for Many min. The choir .re. miered .the . Easter mimic • 'teitinually well, the anthems • jet' Easter , and du- ring theoffertory being.: nenpeeiaily geed. In the' evening .6, solo Waa 'giV- en 'by Miss MeNa,ughtee in her •usuan good •manner and the anthem nAwake up illy: Glory" was sung. with • 'Much.. MOO and was execliently rendered. Ttekernions• were appropriate to the occasion, that in the morning.be- ing based on 1 Con V, 7• and 8, and that,of the, evening on $t. 1VIank XIV 5. • " • The rector preached at the morning and evening nervicen and the •OVeiling address opened with a description Of the Made of burial • among the, Jews 2004 years •ago. Then n he described thevisit of the faithful, Womee to the tont, why they came,' their theughts and their bringing .the tidings to the apostles. The_ ohjecntiens • of the Sta- les and the' ifiestion Of the Corin- thian Christians as to the resurrect - were omitrasted with' certain no- vel religious (if the day. which seem to exist only. to show that history repeats itself. These new religious asaert not orte bet Many iecartuttions, and thus testify indirectly to a, belief ,in the' heart of man of a resurredtion Pant just as Hercules bears winless to Samson and tradition in every uneivilized 'people bears testimony to the scriptural account of the flood. Christ's tinivaratice to Maryshowed- Ile was alive, to the' AnoStles that He Was a Spirit and a Body and to Thomas that in physical structure the body ineorruptible. and immortal had. the marks of the nails and of the sword thrust •in the side. The prea- cher then dwelt upon the stoues wh left mot be nolled away and whieli like tho faithful wonme may be found with faith to .have been, rolled aWay,. the stones of doubt, hesitation be- tvaaert right and wrong, ignorance, Mise ideas of religion and evil exam- ples. It is to be remembered that as Jesus Christ rose, the first traits of the dead, We all shall rise again. Sonit) will rise to Joy and felicity, i(ettr:t 3 t ro., Shame and everlasting con- tempt. We pay for our time by an 004.4.44•44044,0,:4».144,0 4•4•4•444 +044 4444+4 446:4444,4404:41. I Some Extra Values in - A New Spring Merchandise. v X X . ... • Prints. • ? .3. We have just placed in stock about one hundred plecea itn heaviest Canadian Print bought at a great taxies on regular ns. prices. These are the quality for which other places are t A asking 121e, Our prices while they last I0c, .s. They are almost as booty as duck and good washers. #* Dress (foods. y t, 1 All the new thingg both in wool and cotton Dress Fab- •14, 4ies inay new be found on our shelves, Quality as good as •, e best, neva e' meat. : X T •4. .;`. i• .ti; Parasols and Umbrellas. .: x We have otic of the largest stooks of Parlsols and lim- •.. t brellas to he Mud in town. NeW an nab), goods at from ' e 1:, • 50e up, Call end see these goods and be convinced that. our ‹. .* prieen are right. . • yr . a,. y H. PLUMSTEEL ii. .f.e I X The Old Stand ' Clinton ): #A ftd4446+4404&04440++++++4 .44441044+++++4,+”!+.44 .5 .11111.0., AN ACCIDENT, Mr. Harvey IVIel3rien's son Stewart, a handsome little lad ef two summ- ers, got his hand caught in a clothes wringer in operation ‘on Tuesday and. had his fingers so badly bruised that the services- of the surgeon had to be called in, . STILL IMPROVING. • Messrs. Harland Bros. still continue making improvements in their big hardware store. They are now tak- ing Out. the front hall door which they are replacing by a plate glees window, 40x88 niches. They are also putting in a metallic .ceiling and a new floor. • THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT. The new officers of the Ontario str- eel' Sunday sohool were elected on Tuesday evening and are as fol- lows• : Superintendent, Thos. Murch, . Assistants, Dr. Thompson and A, :Hooper Sen-Trea,surer, Ralph Tiplady Librarians, Miss 0, Steep and Ant- os Castle. • Mr. Muroli has been identiOecl with Sunday' sehlitol work for the past !or• ty years and there is every reason to believe that the schoel will, under his Management, continue to ProSper. WESLEX 5 S. AVNIVERSARY. . The. Wesley S. S. anniversary hel last .• Sunday was iargely attended ' and, view it as you will, a success. Rev. Dr. Crews of :Toronto was the •preacher of tile day. His discourses were apt ankpractical and mut* en- joyed by all who heard them. . At the. a. in. service_ the children • were present in large numbers and occupied- :the front ' pews. They also filled the choir seats and furnished the nipple under thedirection of gr. S. • Murch, assisted by an orchestra with Miss Ida Hohnes• as pianist. ' • In the afternoon there was an open session of the school, the superintern• dent., Me, A, T. Cooper, Presiding, Addresges Were given by Dr. Crews and the Pantot, anal niusie by: the School and an orchestra of ten pieceg. • In the evening the church lines' well filled. 'Di Cre*S was again the prea- eher-and the chi:reit choir exeelled•itn .self. 'Phe (Ian's contribetions anieurn 'bed. to $77,75, More than was anied SUFFERED IlY FIRE. • Among those who suffered by, fire in the West this spring we notice the name of Victor GoodWin, formerly of tovvn, whit, we are informed, lost his house, stable and contents, in feet- . everything,. barely escaping himself, GRAND LEAGUE 1VIISSI0N. AN 4.114, • , • . ' . Clinton, islosingoberniing daugh- ter, and the West is once. morethe gainer. On Tuesday Of this week, at the family • residence.. Fulton .St., Miss. .Eva, •daughter of Mg. Win. • Cooper, Was united in marriage to Mr. Victor C. French,. 6, former Olin! tonian, now editor .ancn.prepriethr. of the Wetaskiwin Times. The cereniony wag Performed in. the presence- of. fifty guests by the Rev. Mr. ganning,. and after 'a Wedding breakfast; the happy couple left on the afternoon. train for' Detroit. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. John A. Cooper, Toronto. The groom: was supported by Mr.' J. B. Schneider. of. nintenet, Mise Olive, Cooper was maid of hon. or, • Miss 1VIene Hartrey cif Sean:nth was bridesmaid and nliss 1VIerjorie Cooper, flower girl. The btide'S.dress was of ' white eolienne taffeta , witli yell. The maid of honor .wore ohann nagne. voile and the bridesmaid green' silk Crepe de chem. The bride tarried white -roses and wore laid groom's pr- esent, a Ita,ndarnne sunienat of pearls. The presents were numerous and ex: - pressed' the esteem in which the bride was held. Mr. and Mee; French will visit Toronto, IVIontreal and Ottawa beforeleaving for the West.: Among the put -of -town guests were Mien El- liot, Welland, Miss, Dunham, Berlin, Miss Dean, Galt, Miss Collard, Tenn- nto, Miss Floody, Blyth„ Miss 'Ada Howson, Wingham; Miss Mitna Seaforth and Mrs.. Young, Godn erieh, The clay was the. 'brightest yet experienced this ,spring, and a•Iarge crowd aneenthled an the railway stat- ion. to speed the departing 'ones with good 'wishes, confetti and old shoes. . . ONE HOUR SHORTER, • The meeting of the West Huron license commissioners held in Clinton on Thursday last was rather seusa- tional. A strong delegation of Tem- perance workers made several neves.; asking for shorter hours, stricter regulations, etc: They also emphati- cally registered an dbjectioe to grant- ing a, license to Mr, Peter' Lewis of the Nortnandie hotel, not oh the gro- unds that -Peter has misbehaved hini- self since, totting to Clinton, but because of his alleged bad past rec- ord. Several prominent citizens., am- ong them Mayor Hoover and Council- lor Ford, took en the cudgels on Peter's behalf and Supported his ap- plication because of their belief that he is running an hotel that in a end. it to the town and has been good citizen since taking up his residence here. There was so much discussion oVer this one hotel that an adjourn- :n(1.01A Was made before mach business was transacted. Oti Saturday the board met 111 Dun- gannon and granted licenses to all the applicants except John Perkins Of the Queens, Clinton, and N. O. Boggs, Carlo*. They also shortened the day by Meting that 111 towns the hotels mUst close their horn at tell O'c'ock p. m. told in the rural districts and villageS at nine &Clock. This cuts off a profitable hour for the. litense hold- ers, but it is a concession to the Tem- perahee people that they never ob- tained before in this riding. The board is composed of : Thoa, Church- ill, chairman, Thos. Dunne and M. Loekhart, with Alf. Asquith as in- spector. The meeting of the Baptist Young People's Society next Monday night Will be devoted to the interests of • Missions, An excellent program will be gives consisting of music, readings and eecitations, all appropriate to the occasion.- An address on "Grande Ligne Mission Work" will he gieen by the pastor. A collection will be taken in the • interests of the society, A cordial invite -tion is extended to all. THE LOCAL MARKET, . • •On IVIOnday the ptice of wheat drop, Ped- in Chicago from $1.10 to 98Ac, but in Clinton it remained stationery' at $1.05. Live bogs ere advancing in Klee, $6.50 nowbeing paid locally; with a somewhat better tendency. • • Whet $1.05, 'Oats Mc to 40c. Barley 400 to 43e, Peas 60c to 65e. - • Butter 14e to 15c, • Eggs 120. •• Hay $7.00, •. - UCKY. • Mrs. S. Kernp' had an experience la- st Week which called forth a display of nerve which comparatively few would lia,ve shown: :While in the wo- odshed she stepped upon a Very sharp axe which in some way turned up and penetrated the -slipper whien she wore and cut oft one of hei toes. Mrs. Kemp made no outcry, didn't apprise a neighbor or call A. doctor, but patched; up the toe with sticking Plaster so that in •seems to be grow- ing ,together again. In the . meantrme she has gpne about her housework as usual, ' . • • . DEATH oi FRENCH.:.- . • At midnight on Friday list Mrsn. F. W.: Frenenn wife of the principal of the, Collegiate Institute in East Termito; passed, „away guddenlY. She had been in pone health 1 OL over two yearn, but the final suitimens •came iinexpectedly. • She was the only sis- ter of Mr. Ja:cob. TaYlor, of totvn. The funeral teen . Place: :en TuennlaY with: her fcier eldest brothers actin as pallbearers William of Chicago,. Joseph ef Toronto, Jaeoh 011 Clinton and Israel of London - Thenieterrnent took plane in St: • John's cemetery, pity, the rector of the church corn ductieg -the services. Mrs. • Freneh is.Survived by her 'husband and their three children, the oldest a boy of . . twelve years. •• • : • •-• • • TILE ORGAN RECITAL, • • , Every seat in Willis bhtireh was oc- cupied .on Monday evening On the oc,- easierof the organ recital given by Master .Ernest McMillan of ' Toronto . remarkably elver toy who,. althou- gh he has not. yet reached his teens, . handles the pipe organ' ao akilielly so to win worm praise train :Motors of music.. A bright future, is pre- dicted for him. It is scarcely 'in-: .esSary to say that those who bear bite here Were delighted and have ex -i pressed the hope than nlienn may Some time' in the future again have the ple- enure of listening .to him .: In 'additt. on to Master •MeMillan, feu Of our local- .eoleists took part in the: pro- gram, gins gaud ,MeN.a,ughton, Miss Lillian Coats, Miss E. Reid tend Miss McCorvie, Their selections, were mu- ch enjoyed by ' theaudience' which said so, as loinlIn as regard for the place :pen:ratted,- , • In the evening before' the recital be- gan the children of the: Sunday. 'soh - eel and a . number of friends were given a tea itt the school roimi. • It Was a, very' social gathering' at Which all 'Were soctable and thus had al good time, :FAcTs FOR THE ELEbTODS., •, . Editor News-Record,—Will you kind- ly gine these faots to your readers : Last week we sent out. a circular let: - ter in eonnectioa with the ,Knitting Cenmatin bylaw. In „this' We .stated that we. were giving the town ample security, but neglected to say among. other things • that this included the fire insuranceon our Ibuildings, but as this is set forth in the agreenient made with the town, and published in the last three•iasueseof your Paper W0 thought it would ''be untleretooe by everybody. Softie one 'has started the rumor that neither Mr. Owen or Mr. Jerikins, are members of gm pro- posed company, 1 wish to give this a fiat 'denial, there is absolutely no truth in this rumor. The reason the agreement with the town is • only • signed by H. T. Itanee, W. P. Spaul- ding and H. 13. Combo is this: • Mr. Oweu aud Ur. Jenkins are not resi- dents and ithe three first nien aerie(' menfbers of the proposed Company were on the spot when the agreement Was ,enectited, and lianci full authority to ant for the Company in . making this agreement, The persoenel of the Clinton ICnitting Company is as fol- • lows , President, Sarni. Owen Vice, John. Jenkins Sec. -Treasurer, H. D. Coati*. Managing Direotor, W. P. Spaulding Directors, H. T. Ranee and M. M, Combo. We might further add that tio part ot the proposed loan is to he • paid over to the Company until the build- ings have Weil ereeted. •Yours truly, If. flCoinhe, .0 Whole Number 1368 REAL ES'PATE TRANSFER. • The Wise property at the lower end of the towq , has been bought by Mr, Martin Waugh of London, who t4kes possession in a few :days. The pur- chase price was $805. Min Waugh intenda engaging in gardening as did the late owner of the property. • CHANGE OF ADVTS, Farmers—G, B. Rallard • ..... ... I • Great Valuese-Newconibes 8 1VIen's New Hats—Tozer 4c Brown.— 8 A Stilt for $10—Hodgens Bros 8 Something Special—Hodgens Bros_ 8 Wash Suits—Tozer & 'Brown • Aluniimun Ware—Harland Bros 4 Auction Sale—F. Joyner. 5 'ONLY. FIFTEEN. VOTED NAY. On Thursday last the ,property own- ers in the town of Durham veted on a bylaw granting a, lienug of $10,000 and a loan: of the same amount to the furniture factory in that place. The vote was not unanimously in fa- vor of the bylaw, but it was the next thing to it, only fifteen opposing. The vote next Monday on the $0,000 •by- law should be eq;ually etnphatic. Clin- ton has need of more industries and should 'make an effort to get them. • Vote for the bylaw. • THE G. T.'R."PAYS DAMAGES. 1VIAny cif oen rearciers may reinemlber the accident which Wet 1VIra. Peter Cole of Goderich township while dri- ving over the railway crossing near the • station le October last. Her horse got its foot Caught between the rail ,and plank, throwing it slow'', and Mrs. Cole out ,of the buggy. From the effects of the injury then glisten. ed she has not yet fully. rebovered, There will not; however; be •any action against the Greed. Trunk, the Company having settled by .paying Mrs. Cole $500 arid the..arnount oq tin 'doctor's' hill, or $550 in all. . • • .•Personal. . Ms. Alex, Ostrom spent Easterat the parental. home on the • Bayfield Luie Miss. E.: Fleker spent Eastertide at home„ returning. on, Monday tO.L11-. eknow. • • , • - • • Mr, and: IVIrs: Henry Routledge :and. • MissMary glient Good Friday -. in. . 4 Seaforth. ' 'Mr. W. ,R,.. Denrie; editor of the IVIR-1 . , chell Advocate,. was in .Clinton ,on . Saterday. ' .• • . Mr. John. Wanless- of Toronto • was the guest on his brother-innaw, Mr. -:'Williara Graham; *last week:. ••• -;-• Miss Clara Wiseman is 'filling a.,.pro- •I fessional engagement al" eerie at Lendeehaeci this -week: n Mr, 0.1R. touter arrived from: Toin .•. onto on Tuesday to take a situation as marble cutter with ,J', Q. Seale & Co. •• • ' ' Mrs. Donald. Macdonald and her gra- nd -daughter returned home Tues- • day from ,visiting :her daughter in • Detroit : •• •• gd. Frank Arscott, Miss. Ena ' and • Master Earl of London spent Eas- ter with her mother, • Mrs: • George • MeEwen. • - •• n n . Thompson, Mrs, Thompson • and ters ,Fred. and Charlie visited . Mr. Thompson Sr.:in St. Marys On Geed Friday. . • • • Dr, Woods and Mrs. Woods of BO,: field were 'in town:Tbursday on'the- n: way to visit the:latter s . old •home in Denham,. .- ., • Mr. William tTaylor 431 Chieagbi„ , who is accompanied by his son Walter, is • the guest of his brother,„ Min ' Jacob Taylor thinnnveek. — Aincieg former residents who • spent •Saterday and Sunday le Clinton were •Oharlie' Ball 'of, London and, Ilarry trout of 'Woodstock,* • Mr. W. H. Hellyar spent from lintrs '- , day • until Satunday in.' Sarnia and ..tiotioed a great change in that town since :be. lived :Gliere a. kW Years age. ' . Miss. Olive Patterson, daughter ef Mr. : William Pattetstin of near Auburn, called On Cliaton friends the latter • part Of last wdek on her way home • from Galt. • . • • : • , M. U.. McLennanand -children,. il who, had . been spendin some time . with her narents', Mr. an : gra: J. •• Beaman; returned to 0 �n Sound on Saturday, :. Mrs, •Henry gook, Who spent. , the wifiter ,months With her son; •Mr; Josh Cook of town, has returned to the old rhentiestead on the ilth ooncessilon ef .Goderich toweghip.. Mrs. • Robert Ferrier, Toronto, was the guest during Easter of her eon! sin, Mr. Joseph Wheatley. On Tarr, esday Miss Lottie Wheatley • end Mrs. Ferrier visited Mrs. ' J. J. We- , rd of • Varna,. . Mrs. Dort Mil= and child, who were , guests of her *parents at the Wesley street parsonage far several weeks, returned to their lionie at tramp - ton on Monday accompanied ny Mr. Milner who joined . them on Friday, On Friday last Messrs. Oliver Johnn son and C. IL Wallis returned fronr the Northwest where they had boon disposing at shipments of horses. They found the market overstocked . but knowing the ropes they mating - eh to pull out all right, They take a roseate view of the .West and he- • neve only a, suceeSsiett a bid erape can cheek its prosperity. . . r. W, II. Ford of Xamloops D. 0. rrived last eVeeing and ..is spending a, unpin of days with his brother, Councillor J. Ar .Pord. It is six yeana inee Mr. Peed Wes laat he • Clinton. Ile is now on his Way to London, England, his travelling companion being a.hrother-in-law 01 • the famous . Rider ,laggard and 801-1 of a former headinaster of Itugby Colleae, The trip is a businens On% LITTLE LOCALS. The street sprinkler made its first appearance for the season on Tues: day. • 'rho wife of Ur. J. D. (Ike) Read,, formerly of Clinton, is very ill •at 11er horne in Ottawa. In Addition to an anthem next Sun* day evening in Willis ohureh Mr. W., P. Spauldieg will render a solo. Edward Saddler, who came from Winehatn and entered the House of Refuge wheu it was first opened, died. last Thursday, aged 08 years. Property owners will please note that in voting on the bylaw next Monday they may only vote in one ward, that in which they reside. While a couple of ladies • were dr- iving to Varna via, Brucefield they, lost a Persian lamb ganatlet.' The finder might leave it at this ofilee, Next Sunday a. m, the Oddfellows will observe the sixty-eighth aneiver- sexy, oi the foundatioe of their zohie Order by attending divine service la t. Paul's church. Monday Harvey Davis clipped erses from head to foot in one bout:, his is record time. Bert Kern held the watch, but Harvey thinks he could do even a little better.. The Jackson Mig. Con is stodk talc- . lag, this week, •so that a nuniber of the employes are holidaying. 1 Next week the factory will again be in full _cperotien, working on fall goods. : Mr.- 'Julia Hearn infOrnied-T1ie'Ne4 ' ws-Record on Tuesday that he •haS cucumber vines in his garden' three inchea: high. Mr. Hearn devotes con- siderable nine to his garden in which, he takes much interest and, not un- • frequently his vegetables' are the envy of other local growers. •. - We are sorry to state that Mr. A. H. Goodwin ,has been aeribusly ill for a week With a severe attack of in- dammation of the bowels. • gr. Good- win had just resumed his work a few days after being laid. off for nine vveens with crushed fingers, when he was stricken:with 'this diSease, We hope he may Boob be around again.. . PERSONAL. Fred. Hiscon, London, spent Eaeter . • . with his aunt, Mrs. 4. W. B,a,ttea- • bury. , , • • ' Rev. John McNeil andhis sons, Gra- • et: And John, were in Clinton. yes- teiday Rev. ratber'Stanley ot Loinl•ort, was a' priVan'e . guest at the ,Rattenbury,. House this Week. . • Bayfield; • ". The ne*Iy-organized football, team, the Lakesides, of Bayfield played an , exhibition game' •with the .1-lensall•te- • am on Good Friday at liensill;;.ro- • suiting •in 1 to 0 in favor • of • the nekesides. Owing to the state of the grounds playing was very ,uneleasant, •• On Saturday .of„ this Week the •'Henn sail' team will Play here ontlie exhi- bxtiOn • " greunds, the first league. gamen • '• of the ...Season at 4 p. in, Every per-, son :should tura out arid', encourage ;the boys, Admission ma and 15t: Don't forget that Stores 'close each Tuesday atid' Thursday evenings at 0 colninencitig on May 2nd. . inesSrs,. It Darrow and' Geerge,Gr-• • eenslade attended the --Meeting •Of the • license conenissionein at Henson.. on Thursday. ' ..• • • Mr, James Ferguson 'attended the funeral ' • Of his nrother-in-law, Mi. • Alex. Perteinield at telgraee; last . week. •• Mrs. Chesney And son, Mr. George Chestto ..of Seaforth, spent . Good° Friday in .the village. • .• Mr, J. Cowsley of Toronto was the' guest �f Nellie Martin a days the past :week. . ' • Mrg. Georne.Mitoliell and sons, gas- • tern Harry. Enid 'Clifford. of Lobb, were • the'guests of Mr:- and Mrs. F A Ed- wards,Mrs Bihreanpdoansta."eed ficaiinity s'Pent the • past week With friends at Belgra,ve. • • Mr, John Tippet and daughter,Miss-- Alice, spent Easter week at Berlin. Mr. Drown of London was the gu- est of Mr" and Mrs. John Whiddon. a few days the. past week, Mrs, Mattock and daughters, Miss Ruth Chattock and 1Vliss Marie ,Nete, ' • ell, •of Detroit were 'the guesta, a her mother, Mrs. Sellars, the Past week, • • Mr, S. Haidenhy spent his. Easter holidays at hie home in Teesveater. Mr. Dan Spencer of Toronto spent his Easter holidays under the paten" be roof. • • gra, Rutile of London arriVed last week. to spendthe summer • in th. Miss Edith Falconer of Goderich spent • Sunday under the parental roof.- •o• • Dr. Smith atteened the ineetirg of theintermediate football. league at Berlin on Friday. • Messrs. John Whiddon and Alex. MeLeod, who are attending the Noe - Mal at London, are spending their rEaitostt.e r holidays under the parental Mk. T. 13rownlee, principal of the ?ebbe school, is spending his Bas. . ter holidays • in Hensall and Soaforth, Miss Meta and Master Wilber • win are spending their taster holi- days ora.ths Parr Line, Stanley, at Mr. Ralph Stevensoe's. The animal Easter Vestry meeting of Trinity church was held on Masten Monday at 2.80 p. in, The accounts were all paid and after everything was settled • about $00 of a ,Ivalanto remains on hand as the result of a " year's work. A list of those • eleeted , will lie 'gkven next week. Mr. Setitchiliere Sr. has .purehased a Dominion organ frotti Mr. It. Peck, Miss Martin tyt Seaforth is the gue- at for n kw days at Mrs. COM 0' t ; ' • • . •,/ • "