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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-08-24, Page 1he . 4th Year „ntort: News - ... CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUOUST 24th, 1905- Marked Copy 0.9.......,.....••••••ro'44,•••••••••••••••••••• Wire 1::dg€ Ready Roofing •Can be Used on any kind of roof, flat or steep Is suitable on any kind or style of building Is quickly and easily put on whhout any pre - 'WOOS experience of the work being necessary It is weather proof, water proof, wind proof ancl fire proof —CALL AND SHE SAMPLES ---- Metal Shingles Galvanized and Painted Metal eidinge —Stc.one and Bri4 Pattern -- Tarred .and Plain Building Paper A Small. Lot, of Oraniteware to Clear at 30 per Cent. discount HARLAND !MOS. Hardware and .5toves. 44+4 ••• e 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 0 0 0 0 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 •0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 " DIGGING IN." Mr. W. Wheatley has finished ex coating for the tounelation of the new knitting faetery ceed the builders are eXpeceed to start the foundation next week. A GOOD SEASON. Mr.- A. Tune; informs' The News - Recd that this season of 1.905 has 'been the 1Seet for years. His sales of new Wheels, was the largest since be ivas started business. He has dispos- ed of over 30,v/heels slime the seasoul opened. • FOUND THE STICK: On Saturday Mr. Oehaldeston of neer Haijrnesvj11 called at The News -- Record office and left a eilver headed welking stick, whieh we advertised as being lost betvveen Clinfton and Hol- inesville. The owner wishes to thank IVIr, Osb•aldeston for the returo o the cane. • . CHANGED HANDS. It ee rumored that a new C,Ionmally has taken. over' the foundry And will make . extensive improvements. A. man from IVIontreal is .in town thiS week looking over the building, pat- terns, etc. •The company nia,y_put in a complete electric service, the power being supplied he the electric. light plane. The company, it is said, will giveemploytnent to 150 hands. - 'FIRE ALARM. • -Friday evening about hill past eight o'clock the Are atom wes ece. untied and it being early it . the ev- ening a very large crowd of citizens euehed to the scene of -conflagration • the house owned by Mrs. Rumball and •occupied* by Mr. G-erry Dennis. The fire brigade also reeponded to the call but. their services vvete not *re- quired as 'some 'of the citizens had, .after ecane herdwork, succeeded in extinguishing tae blaze which had gained someheadway in the 'sheet - Mg limier the shingles. It was a close. shave and deolced like " all day" with the house for .some ehne, but the • damage was not very. great. The cause 'of the fire is not 'Certain. . ,...„ 1,71-1E 'FUNERAL. ' , The . :funeral a the late W. J. ,HoIrreae ti;04place from hes late re- eidenee on Princessstreet to Olin- toti cemetery, the services .being con- ducted- by Rev. r. o ines o o , „doe, at 'present • supplyang Wesley pill - pit, mid Mr. Sommeryille of• Teron:- ele eaforth, Strate to. .11 riends and relerees were pres- ent from Goderiford, London, Loodesblerte And White- church. Aedie, the oultesten, arrived Saturteee• freeeeaeleepeg, • Mr.: Hotel.% was 'born on the .16th eon. of GOderich 'township 51., years ago,l, the third of this month, ,conaing lat- . . er to Clinton where he learned his trade* ,as cieriagemaker, in which business he was a partner for some years in this town with his: Lather, W. T. Holmes now exf Oklahorila.. • Af- ter being burned Out they lived *for a short time in •Lor.desboro; and then the deceased went to Stnatford where he was With the Macdonaki reanuface tering company„ About 15 years age he returned to Clinton With his fam- ily and engaged With .heePhereen .tiovey, in whose- einpley hewas at ' the lime of hi a deeth. Ile leaves to mourn his death, his wife; • one, dau- ghter, Miss Minnie Holmes of tOWn, .atd. one *son ,Aidie, Whit hits beeli in 44,4 00.0 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 . . CLINTON ..BRANCI-1 . . u. T. RANCE, Manager. - W. PRA `1"ea`•77 'Solicitor 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 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • T. Jackson Sr. Clinton Linen Suits for cents We have 50 American Linen Suits for Boys which we will sell at from • 75c to $1.00 per Suit. 'I'. Jackson Sr., Clinton. 011440.01,•4004444:•+•:48•44,41.44,,;•t:444•••:$0;••:••:••,a0+.1•44:44:44,4,04480:••ti • lieeeikellaelelevereheele eikeeeleareeeeeekeefeenbeereefeeeiremeeleeeeetle, •( * Furniture and .Undertaking ..4 +. We desire to annOunce that during the absence V • of Mr. J. C. Stevens& in the Oid Country, the Fur- ▪ niture and Undertaking business will be carried on as heretofore. 4*4 ete 9 •t, 'et 4 $ X X RESIDENCE ON HURON • STEEE w • 4 004.4441404444“:4,4441.0440+4444444.444,44.44k$4.44.4 A $ • • Undertaking will b(i carefully looked after as before, and Nighc or Day Calls promptly attended to, $ • 7 40 NP tr, •-• • t „a 2, :tte ea • J. C, Stevenson, ' • . • 0,00D For.c -WILL.'' No doubt all our readers noticed in • the result of the examination in last week's paper that Will. Taylor : was the only pupil out of the ten who received Junior Matriculation certificates that received honors. Will. is- a pupil of whom any school .should feel proud. •Ile is the first pupil Of the Clinton Collegiate In- stitute. to pass the Junior •Matricu- lation exam. with honors. ' is also the youngest pupil of the class, beieg only 15 years of age. Of cour- ee mach of his success is hereditary The Taylor faintly all through seem to • be a larnily which excel in every- thing they undertake.. The late 'Mr. Willett). Taylor, .grandfathee of Will., Was A maxi of, great business a,bilityl He with his sons, Messrs, Jaeob and Israel Taylor,. worked tip one of the beet, shoe businesses in Huron‘county, starting with one cobbfer'e bench, . side or. tveo .s'Ole leather, etc. This energy, pluck and perseverance has ShoWn itself all throughathe ear- eer of •Maeter Will. .Starting to sch- ool in his seventh year it Seented to come naetiral to him to be at the head of his class, While gong to the Public school he was elWays one of those boys who, took greet interest in learning. FolloWing the old adage that All work ancl no play makes Jack a dull boy"--1Vlasthr Will; was found on the play ground as often as any of them and always took a great interest io sports of all sorts. (k. chip off the old block.) The en- trances examination of 1901, although a difficult •orie, was passed by him wi- th a large number of marks. When eeheol °petted for the fall terni Mas- ter AVM's name was enteted on the books of the Collegiate Iristitete and It was then.' that he begot to study. Ofcourse he did aot allow himself te be "crammed" but took tet great in- tereat in the sports, gytnnastic work, ete. In all his examinations Wilthas made a good showing aid we Uespeati tot him, great suceess in Whatever profession he takes up, knowing that if he displays the Same energy and perseverance in the future 'that he has in the past he will have un- bounded stieeees, • SATISFIED. J. Walker of town expressed himself as well setsified on receiving from Mr. A. Hooper, a cheque for $131,00 for indemnity for recent il1- etess. It paye to be Insured, KEEP OFF, The Mayor has instructed Cousta,la le Welsh to put into full fere° the by-law regarding bleyelo riding on • the sidewalks. tie says there is no excuse as there isn't better roads in tae county as we have at preseat, Mr. Welsh extends this as a warning to all trespassere, A. PROFITABLE SERVICE, Those who attended last Sunday's morning . service ••et the Ontario $t. church were tread to a, profitable discourse. *Bee. W. E. Ken was in his usual good form and preached the secend sermon of the: series "Paul's rayer for the Ephesian 'Church,” Fhe text was taken, %from Ephesiani 8 ; 1e. The cheir ;rendered a• couple of appropriate selections.• AN EXTENSIVE DEALER. :Last ';week Afr. 6. Hoare. dispesed of a Cabillet Grand Upright Piano to, Mise Briahameof Londefeboro and also one to Mr. H. Rieleer pf Kippen; hire Hoare handles some et the finest pianos placed on. the market and be- ing a; wide-awake salesman, does a very large trade in that line, besides • handlilleg all kinds of second hand, or- "sgalitrlieleit.- pianos- and other m81'09,1.1.42 THE WA,NDERElt AGAIN. Mr. Charles Seeger', OroWn Rttoe- ney, .Goderich, Was in town eFlee: day on his way to Wingleam, having been summoned there ber telegraph. to deeide the cases ed. several who took part in a sort of tumult dr as called. an aenaproper AsSepably.". It seeina that the:fatherly Advice given to. the "Scarlet Women"' by out Worthy MaYer availed little as that person- a•ge, whose home is in. Wingham,'"was the. cause cif the riet. Nothing could hie proven against her,: however,. aed the others were remanded vbefore the .k#oriqy aid lea pff tvitli holeinr. waening and .veispended sentence, : • • GOES BACK To LONDON. ' • • • 7. • Rev,. Edwio Hohnes, who has been • he--woricalreeWesley4/1 church during the vacalloa of Rev Mr:* IVIAnniag, will corimleteleisH-ene gageoreirt next Sabliatheand Will re- tareto his home in London on Men - day of next eveek, ,a 'Man of his ilercelemze.znabiltylveaclItieonve andhis "alepviephisfateil. Although on. the retired list he is •aept very busy, scenethnes • preaching to the prisoners in the jail in the 6,sylurnfor the insane, the Aged People's Home, the Home for facurables, as well as A in the differ- ent 'churches ie the Forest City.. and outside, far and near. And °Yee noW ort the close of hie labors here' 'fresh tequeits• have been made for his help to such an extent that a reptiug tine Tor the Rev. gentlemen seems to be fir in the distance. Mr: Holmes,:epe- alcs very highly of Clinton aes a ' keel liee toym and. fully .appreCiateS the trielutlifeess and *keel/gess shown to himself and Mrs. Holmes eltiring theu residence hero- and sincerelytrusts their la;bors have not been in yain. • . . DROWNING -ACCIDENTe. : r One pf the saddest drownitg 'acei- denti that hes* ever happened iii,Bay- .field, occurred. on Saturday when Ja- mes Ferguson, 'William Bailey and WRIlain Woods met their sad •end. :On, Saturday niorning they went out to lift their nets,. and not returning towards evening a boat WAS .sent Out in *weed' of them, but, returned with - d. morning word was ent s out . any tiace of them, and i?'\o God - n, Sun- ayerich •• for tugs and three .of • them' etarted out to: search for thein and three fishing beats inane the village, but, not until five o'clock p. m. could any trace of the boat be found MI . John Toms, Who wae running one of • the fishing boats *found the boat: out three miles our, sunk with • the • top •of one of the masts out of the water and floating. • He gave • the item; and., eomi" the tugs came to • hini, They had the . beat towed to ' the river,. just then word dame from Goderieh that Janne Ferguson's body had been found on the beach, et Cna,rles Naftele farm, flee miles -Irene Gederich. The body was brought 'home to. the village. • Ile was one of our most respected citizens and spent the • most of his life hi the village.. He was a member ixf the Hayfield I. 0. P., and also a member of Port Dover; I. 0. 0. F., The fishing seas- on here being ebout over this was his last trip out and 'he intended leaving on Monday for Port Dover, where he had bee* engaged to run a tug. He was 85 years of age and leaves a wife and one,eltild, William Bailey was the •eldest son of Richard Bailey of this village, aged 28 yeaes. He was a member of the C. 0. r., 4121d- was ,,warden of !Trinity Chureh mid a member Of the choir, and one of, our most highly esteemed young men in the vil1a William Woods was the eldest son •of Wilhini Woode Sen., tilso of the ;village aged 28 years. He Was of a very quiet and reserved disposition of good chataet- er and but llttteknoWn outside of his home eh*. Th q were all 'Bap, field boys, bora and raised here, Wei every one feels their loss keenly and deep sympathy is felt for the bereaer- ed• ftunilles.: At the time of writing the last two 'bodies had not been re- avered.."Prom our Bayfield eortee- pondont. •• a SCHOOL OPENING. The Public ,Sehoel will open ou Tuesday, Sept, $11i. Parents, are re- quested to send beginners in taie al- ternoou. Will pupils who have just unwed to Vont please meet the prin.- etRal on Friday', Sept. 1st, at •9 o'clock .for a few minutes. WEDDINC+ 134144. Auother of those iaterestioe• events which cause a ripple of excilemeut ameng the fair sex took pla,ce at the home of Mrs. Geo. Nimene on Wed- nesday evening when her daughter, itose, became the wife of Mr. W, R. Wilson of the West. The cere- mony, which was performed by Rev. Mr. Holmes of Loudon, took place at 8 p. m. under a large white doe - Al bell. The bride was attired in white etimen over white taffeta, tri- mmed with hotaton lace and carried a .large baguet of white aetors. The bride • was assisted by her niece, Miss Rose East, who Wowed vbeerniug in white ;organdie and carried a. Wallet of white astors.• The groom was at- tended ay Mr. W. Nimene of Toron- to, brother of the bride. The Indite Mg march was platted by Miss Viola Olark of Detroit, niece of the bri- de. The flower girl was Miss • Viola A.' MeClacherty and the ring beaeer, IVIise Hazel B. Clark of Detroit, also aiecier df the bride, The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. Thos. Kearns. After the ceeemonY, covers were laid for about fifty guests, ate, ter Which the evening was spent in mimic and other elausemente. The house and lawn were prettily decor- ated with Chinese lanterns,. the coi- ors being .pink and White,' The pres- ents were handsome and nuxnerous, 1•10Pea,king the esteem in which the bride is held. The happy couple left On the evening, train amid showers of rice, ' Old shoes and .the good wishes of all. The' News -Record joiee .ib extending coop:athletic:me: ' LITTLE LOCALS. ' • ' The schools of ehe surrounding couatry opened on. Manday • Some of the maples are beginning to S1Ow tr,b, e.rich crimson. of .Aueu.innt R. Fitzsimins Sim shipped A (1047 ble decker of hogs :Petrolea on Weare pleased to . see ..Mt. R. Bak- er on duty after a lengthy , °stay .in, • the .house.".. , • • . Sure, Pm. going :to hear the Ginter - this evening. Aiut you? • elev-angelist.'Scauerrille--ofeBrantiord, of the Plynabuth doctritie gave e et:7 eet lecture on Sunday evening. Messrs. 1 Stephenson end Nedieee 'have Placed . number of incendee; dent lanipe re,o of C. Ram*. The Steainer. "Greehetiud" of *De- , . . • trcat . give a inteonlighe • ex- cursion at Goderich• on Wednesday 'evening; Sept. 8th. • Mr. Wheatley . end hie gang of meet have finiehed the walk On Mary street CO. have started Wokk 'oxi, Rea., tenbury. street, Weet. The •energetie. •managers of elec- tric light plant are busy this week putting Up the poles ahd wiring for • the four new. arc, lights.: • The Ladies' Aid of Onta,rice street ,cntiech Picnicked Hayfield: on •Tues- day.. They had a good turn out and a Pleasant time:Wag. spent. • • , 'A load, oonsisting, ...of about fent- een mernbers of the local 1. 0: 0. F; attended the; funeral of ethe .1 late Mr. Ferguson in Bayfield yeeterday. Mr. John Johnston of Rattentery street has bought the Dinsley pro- perty corner of Rattenbuter and ' Ale bort streets', , • e • .Mr. A, Asquith's motto scenes' to be "boys, , keep the law.," • FIe wae in Ged•erich last weelc' Where he made tWo fines, The . Huron house and Kelly Brps.' hotel. • We •are much pleased to •eee Mr, J. Elliett.of the big livery "et it again". tayfterbea[ae.al days' illness,. "Jack" is one of these "never give, in" sort and to say' he Was sick means pret- Ws, William Cooper. Of Fulton Str- • eet hai been:improving her premises by .having her three. houses re -paint-• ed.. M. A. Cantelon is also having his two residences on Isaac, street re' paTinhetedo.stifria.te on the Dunlop St. and IVIcKeneie drain being.so high* ($325) at a nientinig Tuesday .evening the rate -payers interested deeided to pet- ition ': the couneil toe let. the Matter reit for the present. * Plums. Galore—Mr. C. Hoare in- fOrms The News -Record that he *ill have upwards of* 1000,,bushel of plums for sale this .seasiee: 'besides. a large quantity of 'pears. He also over • a ton of the finest honey that 'lean be- produced. Mr. Jas. Livermore carries his hand in ' sling the result of a bruised finger. was rtmaing the "lorry" into the shed and smashed the finger, It will necessitate Jim laying off work for a couple of Weeks. He is a 'member of the A. 0. P. been which he will reeeive benefit's. SORRY FOR WiTaLIE, Maxtor Willie Moore is this week earrying his arm lit a stage the eause being a broken wrist. Willie was in a treegettina some apples when. be toali tumble with the ab- ove result. He is a son of or eewinganachiee agefat, Mr. WiUiam Moore. IVIOVING. • Mr. Gm Baldwin, manufacturer of paper racks, eaeles, e•ara tablee, etc., who has beetle a, resident a •oliatee for the past couple of years, goes to London this week where he has ac - (*peed a situation with a butcher. He will also have ainple, time to folleve up hie faverite occupation in "Willow Work." ALMOST DROWNED. , We clip the • following . from the Loa - don Free Prees of Monday and the Rev, gentlenia,n referred to was a former pastor of the old. Ratteobury St. Church and well known by a number of our residents : "Only Providence allows ine to be' in my pulpit to -day," said the Rev. dames Livingstone, pastor of Welling. ton Street IVIethodist Churixii, yester- day. "1 was nearly (helve:el at Port Stanley Saturday." • . Mr. Livingstone's faintly have been • sumfeerieg -down* at Port for the Past .tmhoemnt.a, and Mr.. Livingstone weet. (town on. Saturday to spend the day "with .. His (laughter Verna, .pleeded with him to go tlewn to ehe lake for a bath, notwithstanding the fact that the lake was very rough. He conced- ed lo her request. His two sons Reg. and Dangles, were 'already it -*that& and 1VIr. Livingstone left his:.little daughter on the beach and sought deeper water. . • Tne waves were 'high and the un- dercurrout very :strong. Mr. Living - atone intended to go out and come be on the crept of a, big wave, • When. out. some distance from the shore; a large waye• struck hinethrew- mg him, off of his feet, the undercer- .. rent seized him, and but . Tot the prompt action of his , eon • ladeglas, • 'who was etazding 'closes by, he would have been carried. out lieyond. Doieglas swam out end grasped his . father until liette arrived from shore, Mr. Livingstone *as. carried to the . beach in a semi-conscious coeditiene teriekly revived, • hoWever, mid Whole Number 1385 New Advertisements. Ready Rooflug—Harlend Bros............li • August Sale—Toeer te. Brown 3 Detroit Excursion 8 .Piano Tuning—Fred. A. Lewi" 5, House For Sale—William vent:wee-5, Auction Sale --Mrs. Turubull.., Wedding Preseats-4. H. liellyar 5 Pleros—C.• Hoare... 5, Fall Dress Goods—Newcombe's 8 Early Fall Outing Ihtts—reedgens'8 Taking Orders—Hodgens Bras 8 Bayfield, Mr. James Donaldson Jr. and. wife of the: Soo are visiting his par - eats, Mr, and Mrs. Donaldson,, Mr, Jolla Patterson 94 Wroxeter spent a feW days in the eillage last week. Mr, and Mrs. J. Btownlee, • Mies 13rowelee and Mr. Hunter of London took a. trip to the villa,ge last week on. an automobile and Spew, the day, With their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Little • Mr. George tCheeney of Sea,fortle spent a, few days in the village.' • Dr. Atkinson of Detroit spent • a ew days with his family tine week. elaseer Tommy Brandon is Nisiting his grandmother, Mrs. Bryde,eSe at Belgrave. • • Miss Susie .Parke Of Detroit is the guest of hex: parents,. Mr, and Mrs. George Parke, at present. , Mr; W. Cameron . of Detroit is speeding his vacation, under the par- ented roof. • " . Mrs. Drehrea,ni.) And Ohildren,. Who have been spending feW Weeks with ; her parents at Hollyrood, eturned heine last *eek. •• • , Rey, McNeil. exchanged pulpits *l- ab. Rev, Shaw pi Egaicadville ort Sunday. " • Mrs. Little •of Chilton 18 visiting her son Mr Little Of this village at present. . Miss •Flossie Stanbitry entertained a number, of her friends on Wednes- day evening last, • The following are guests at the Albion : Mr. W,Baker •01 Galt, • Mr, ' W. Robinson of Seaforth, Misses Steep and 'Kane of Clinton:a. 1 Rev. Hodgins, -wile and child of Tbledo, Ohio, and Rev. McCeinnie of erharnes- lord. . . Mr.. Thomson spent a few' • days in Wingham the past week. • , • " The ' following., ere guests at. • the . .• • ..• FIe appeared to 'be none the worse for hieeeeperienee .,•yeaterday,•but. sta sed • that .110 would not trust* himself to the meeey of the Wave a,gain, • • ' • . •' • •, • , . • . • • , yariw, Mrs, • Kee, A. eire"at and: daughter, Miss Irene of , Ohmage, Are visiting • Tiede); the Parental roof., Itiles Ida Rud ot. the Hayfield Road Spent Sunday with Miss Mina Reid. Miss' Money of London is vieiting• with: h.er friend, airs. „I. E. klarn- Mrs, A, eliggine• Visited in De- troit the past „week. • . • Miss Pearl ,Dericae spent Sunday witie her friend, PINS Obia . Rath - well. . . • *, Mrs. Woods. and eon, tiestee Willie, of Listowel are visiting the former's mcithere!Mts, Beatty. , •. • Mrs. W. Cook teturned after spending the past five menths in, pal- **ifornie. • A. Guhte moved *household effects. to on Monday where he has the contract' of a•lerge drain in thee -neightioeho'od: '".' • Mr, Ed,' Pilgrim had, the MiSfortune to he,Ve twa. of his lingers setarely crushed the other day. Ed. will have a few holidays now , Mrs.. Woods • lof Listowel *nee been spending the pot etevo woke -with . her. inother, Mrs. Beatty; and other friends emend Varna: The aflisseS MeNaughton of Clietou and Miss Kate MoNaughten of Chi- cago • are visiting at their brother's, - Mr. John eicNatigliten's. ' Personal IVIr, George Barge'who has been touring the West irt, the ineerests of Itodgens° Bros. tallorinie4 depart. ° mitt, atrived home on Monday'vvi- eth a book nicely filled with orders for that progossive firm deid Mrs. AspinAll and little daughter, Hilda, of Buffalo, who were the ,guests of friends ht town last fweek, returned home on Mon- day. On their way home they will spend few days with Mrs. As- pinall's sista, Mis. t ftblirker of Stratford, . ' • • Stanley Tovvnship. . Mrs. and 1VIrs. J. KeYe end ildr; and Mrs. Nelson Keys and their fern- iles• and 1VIrs MAIM Keys or Pay, field acconrinanied by the letters sis- ter and nice& Mrs and Miss Thom"). soft -of •Chicago had apicnic at the lake on Friday afternoon, • • Miss Vera Benson of Toronto Spent la,st week with relatives in this vic- inity. • Miss Gertrude Dowscer of Goshen Line left on Patueda,y fot Tedford, *where she has been exietaged as teach- er for the coming year. 'efts. 'J. R. Geetenlock heti' Seafor- th and her daughter Mies Mable were guests one day last week of the for - flier's sister Mrs. W. L. Xeys of Be hyion Line, The W. M. S. of Geshen Methodist churelehad theirantitial quilting at the Goshen Line on Wednesday of last Week. alrs, Thompson arid her delighter Mtge Lottie who have been spending the 'paid two • weeks with the fer- nier's sister, Mrs, Andrew Keyes, of the I3a,bylon Line; returned to their home in Chicago oa Tuesday. Miss Porthole core -mewed her duties as teacher in Babylon Lioe school on Monday. . Personal ' Miss Mend Dtuicati is visiting friends* in Kippeo at present and before re- turning helm, Will :vend some time In Seaforth, MitChell ; Mr. D.. Wilson,- Win:Rhein.; , Mo.- and Mri, T. • Coleridge; Lon.den.; IVIr. and Mrs. Nathan Newman; Iler- bert Newmau; Miks.. IVIarie Newman, Befioit ; Mr. Joseph. Derstmn.e, Aen. sail ; Withers. George Chesney; Walter • • Plokard• and IVIISS' Clara' FickardiSea- : Mt. • M. Y, IVIcLean. ol Seaferth sp.' • ' exit Mphday, in tbe village.s. Mr. Wilt. Young o/ Aberdeen, 'Da- kota, is . visiting his grandparents,, Ma. and Mrs. *Nilliam Eagleson. . . Mt. and 1VIts. ,George Taylor . and • child of London, Mrs; .Lernmie and two (Inchon of Hegiall, ,Mise Petite • • * land of Detroit. and Mr. .and Mrs. . Iltintilln of -Landon are gueste. , at e • Mrs. Parsons. • . : - . • Mr. and. 1VIrs. John- Macdonald . of ' • Ailsa Craig Were the guests brother,' Mr. James Macdonald, ..last • • week. Mr. aud . Mrs. Welsh and font chil- dren. of. Stratford, Mrs, Nthitehead of *- Clinton, Misses' Baker And Miller • ot Detroit * are guests atethe Commer- Mr, Alek.:.MeLeod, who has '' been ' engaged as principal of the Znriele -Public- school, commented his duties this week, , Wss Feli•th Torrance :of Clinton • is • .spendirig her holidays in -the village •• with her -grandfather, Mr. Jarnes , • Macdotald.. • • ' . • • Stanley Township. 'Miss 'Elia Reid was the guest et Miss Mina Reid, of Varna, on: Sun - clay • Meeers. Chris Parker and John Spencer and Misses Clara Parker Aral PlosSie Polio& visited ene eveubig last week at Mr Charles Johnston's. Miss Raehael Reid. was the guest of WMeilslseosnMsaigungdiacy?laiik and/ R ath•- Miss Bat Stinson, Of Ripley, and Miss Parsons, loin Kansas, visited ; friends hi this vicinity list Weela. A number of, the people cf this neighborhood pienieked , at Bayiield onPriday last. •; . • 1VIrs. Matthew Bates visited friends hear Seaforth one day mast week, Mr, Andy Stinson speht Sundae with. Goshen' Line friends. . Mrs. Jim Johnson e of Hayfield, was the guest of MB, Charlee Johnson last week. She interide goingwest on the exelasion next week. Miss Martha liathwell and Miss Flossie Bingley are the guests et Mr. Willi/tin Rethweli this week., Mn. and Mrs. Rob Whet Sunda,yeel at the home of Mr, Andrew Reid, of the Parr Line. Mrs, F. J. Redneend, Ione Leeds, N. D., is spending this week with her brother .and sister, Mr. John 1VIcKin- ley and Mts. Get. Dowson, of the Goshen • Mr. aod Mrs. William Keyes, sr., of Babylon Line, received word last week of the (illness of their son-1- Sa,muel Peebles, of Harris. ton, and Mrs. Keyes left on Thars.. day to vieit him. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Elliott and. faenily, who have be,en, spindirtg theie vaeation with the fotmere; tbrothere Mr. Robot, nlifott, of the Habyleh Line, left on Saturday for thole borne In terlint 4 - . • • eA, •••::