The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-03-08, Page 8ERY DAY'NEE
•..:knoig White Cups and,Saucers 15c, Cups only, 10c..
Plain White Pigtes, all sizes in stock
-clOver Leaf Cups and Saucers 25c. :Cups 2 *for 25c.
;1941331) GlaSses.and Lantern Globes • '
Teapotsk-Eart4enwaret Ahnnintun, and Graniteware
Large Stock of Bowie and, pitchers:,
ettlei, Saucepans and Pails, etc..
Stove Polish, Pipe Varnish and Shoe
Oa Polish 20c. and 30e. 'Sizes and. Floei Wax
Scri. .
b Brushes in several *varieties •
curtain Rods and Window Shades .„
rine Assortment of Open Stock Dinnerware'
SehOol Supplies and Stationery .1
All Underwear and Baia at Reduced Prices
1.;a1-g,e Crocks forliacking meats, 3 -Gal to464Ga1. •
, ALWAYS , A GOOD BROOM IN ,STOCK '
Y'S VARIETY STORE
LUCiNOW, ONTARIO
LDCKNOW, AT THE, BEGINNING
• Of' 1890.
.BvidetlY JanuaM. • I-9.00; -Was a
k • •
:fairly' d Of winter, as ,"•• The
F.OrtlarY; rePorts ' that. the
•
rainfal1"iu.: January litehei;
• and, :the highest „-,ternpetatnte . was,
56„6;degrees,rind the loWest..temper-
•atilre wa On the 9th -,77:0,' .that is 7 ,
." above'. "zero; we think.'•
• • , .
, The Lads:tit* school. 'report . for
'January 'contained ': the.
.`,Senior.A.th .claiss41,
M..Macteed,,,47'.Wilson,..G: Smith, A..
Little, D. Carrielt:
• *cc/110#;:' ,!/!. ‘14010titb., D.. ThgeOP
„Good,..W.,,, darner,. S.
Interne:44a! ,5th eiriks;'; Excellent
Grundye."Ili..tioDonald. E. ,Grar
ham, T. Lawre
,htecoy,?'1:,.141*d.
Jun 5th 1ass Egeellent--4- •
Yule,:.',:ki.Armistiong,,.. ,'Whit0y.'.
geed -D. Cameron k.,-1.(6,wflin.•'• •
,February,14,•1890',;
; contained ',the following death iintte--
'es: . :Andrew -In • Ashfield
.-en Sunday night, Feb: ,Otln Edmund;
, 'Andrew; , beloved sen of Mr. Edmund
AridreW,:aged 24' yeara.....
•Pal4ra'-,-,In,' West' 'WaVioneah,
•
:fined
ti -rola
he tionse-the past week With
e of. La Grippe." .•
n .The Sentinel Of March 7, 1:29da
,e read of a.drowning .accident, 'the
victim .being young Mac by • the
naine. of Hetherington.. xlie and 'an-
other young - Man by. the '',naine of.
Murray, were clearing_ the snow.' off
• .
the ice On McFarlane's: Lake, with a
view to cutting tee. in the.coUrse of
,this Work they., gOt onto thin ''' ice,
,foimed where other 4 had 'been cut-.
tint; and both 'went down: Murray
came pp 411 rig14 *here the, iee Was..
broken,: but Hetherington' evidently
canie •to the surface under,: ;Strong
ice, •and Was drowned.: The body Was
later, recovered near tlikacene,.of the
10eideitt.
. An9thar . somewhat 'sensational
;. `clandestine -marriage Of: a :Mr. Wm:
Hollaban and a Mrs Lizite
.to ' .as.
-well-knowi•
Lireitnot • neSidents,,„-althotigh7:
had. leen: :in: Wntidatoek foi
leme tniae.,71•,The marriage:lad taken,
-niece -at...Flint, 'Michigan; •• an& was.'
time• reported in a news •'despatch
.froin that city: : • .T1,',Hollsilitin
and, Mrs. Lizzie •Pindlaterk who claim
Canada for theirarrived in
this city late Thursday night, --And
werrrto.:. the litoarding Bourse of the
.eonnty ,clerk about midnight, and
:re-
quested him to :issue. rt..marriage lie-
ense.,.,and to:secure a minister. ,,The
• Re.V. H. PC Curtis'*as •relined foils
his heil; :and he tied the .knot. The
mail., reigned to -State the reason, 'Of
their haste., They left forDetroit at
•once:" 'It is added that :Mrs, Find-
later'a, stock of :Millinery: , furniture,„
were sold in ;LucknoW • a fev7
•
weeks: befote.
• H--o—"'
`KINLOiliGH
THE. 1.11C1tNOIV SIINTENE/0., AIA*11
°
, 1:11.C.KNOW: SOM)01;
• " •REPORT
• .Room. .1.
N§sib.N. 40; IfOnera
274;„ Pas4 219. ‚Marion MaiDonald
• 312;" ilareld! .306; Helen 3ehn-
stone..254;' Clarence $1091 284; Mil,
dred Ritchie 277 Jean MacIntoan.
04; Edwn tuaWell. 269;1 Miry SO*
ilier:a. 263. 'Jean :Struthers 247; ZyIda
Steward 46; jack. Button 23 Ger.
ton Struthers. 2.30;. BOW 4eWitt 227;
*dab .4j,18Cii."240, *two fmoomipen,
101.; June Collyer; 183; :DoMild Mae-
' Kiloton *I.0 Nergaret•Att.0 10 DIr/'
:Jewitt ; 196; Merle, Johnson pc
,Jr. I possible. alexto, 280; HMAts-
210. Good,' 168.'Ftia •Belle' MacDonald
„271-';' Jean SWIM g58'; Harriett:Whit.;
'ley .352;., Russefl Button 246;
Johnston 239, ioan P4rker 236
234'; AibiattOlit: '230. " Mortis.
gs; Marjorie. Alibi ;210;
:Orland Fiterson-218•• Vernon :Naylor
,•251; Whitby: 204; • .'Gordon
Steward 204; ilelep Buswell. 191; D.,
.FinlaYgon 113; 1teit1f. Collyer..155., .
' .1: Murdie.
• . Thursday, ' Feb. 6th, Jane Bowers,
'lielOVed :Wife of :Robert Bowera, aged
78., years.... ":2'•1.. •
, • .. „, ,
This tastre . of. the Sentinel alio con-
'iiaina a :letter which :had-. been :
re-
ceivd 'froni.liVinOilet, tellrng ofthe
• :'death there of aJohn, Barkley' WhO
. , ,, •
.attending college at 'Winnipeg,
• evidently with' a view to entering•the
. • .• • '• ,• •.
•.
Another Paragraph 'r.enOtts" the
•• rairriage 'of Mr. :'Dtincen Gral‘in;
2nd Con., Kinloss, ta•,Nirss" •Vargitref
.s.e:corid ' daughter : :
• Neil McKillop ef Southvald, . Elgin'
• County..
• • •.
•eh., 1890,. Wm. Grundy Jr.,:
1.•
bought out the , cartiage .business.'
• - from his father: ':-He Was deirig,bual
nets. on. Stauffer street. '• •'
It. :it announced that the., Rev.' Mr.
Goldberg -of TOrontio; .lad ben ap-
pointed to the. charge of ,St. Peters
Litektia*; and that •services.
would be held every Sunday. , • ,
•A budget fii.'news • ftent Lochalsh
dated: Feb. 14,1890, announced the
• . death 'of Mrs:: Donald R. MacKenzie.
•74 alsoprnakes arention,Of , a; `"singing• .
clio.61.'1, being , conducted • there by
MeAnley:
of oni readera' tcinember
wiier: the Village of Dungannon en.:
jOyed a teal estate ' boom?, Well,
there appears to 'have been sonse-'
thing • of thetnature' in; Febrility Of
' 1890. At iink rate, in the Dungannon
'• correspondence of Feb. 23, 189,0,•we
tend:. ',The long-tooked,fat boom in
our village • is knit Commencing.
presPects7' , of the . railroad ;editing
lore ate: Incronaing„. and ;the sYndir
• cc.i.te, composed of • Messrs : Berry,.
Cr.fTford • and Prrnzdfoot, is endea-
toring. to uSh the. sale •. of lot,
:wl-Och they had. surveyed Some '
age, Mt. MellOugh has also:. drawn
a plan flit Village lois fen' :sa• le,'
end is 'endeavoring to; &An the
Village."' ',in vie*. Of this expected
• /Omit it is reported - further '.that
, Messrs, Citineten, 1Vinidoch & CO:. of
' LtidknoWt had. -opened Pp: a branch• •
store- in Dungannon. 'So,. •. in tne.
•SPring of ,180.0. they were expecting
railroad'. at Dungannon,
• • Illitstlet evidence of the inild
• ter of 1890, Was fOtind in a
- note Of Feb... 28, Which reside:
• farmers have :got tired. of Waiting
• :for snoW; and have. gone. n work ;
• With' the ,WegOri, and., a ',goad- cleal"of
work fs .'being
; "La .Grippe' Appearsto. ha Ve „been
titytt-e.11)reita1erit.".that winter,.
nu»igaither,refirenaitil-t0,,it
. Mrs porporbto Otto 0001
• Obituary.
a It is 'with deepest regte.t that this
.-emmunity learned of the passing of
'Mr: William. Ryan; Whose death 'oc-
curred at his home neat Kinlough on
Feb. 20. Mr. Ryan ,underwent
'a serious operation for internal treie-
'de in London 'St. '.icis‘h*s 'Hospital
.about 13 months ago, and also ap-
other about .• 5 months ago, but the
trouble, developed again and he grad -
lost strength.' Mr. 'Ryan wag
.in his 64th year. He Was nein at
the Nile:, :and Tired to Kinkingli
with , his parents When but 'a child.
and here he has spent th.i. rest ,Of• his
life,. He spent •many ears thresh-,
Mg.; alio worked as for man 071 the
;odd 'pads. • He Was 194 ler and.
wide fjir his. kindness and .osnitality.f
He s 'a 'member of ,the :PresbYter,
len Ch4reh. and 'the L.O.L. No. 1139.
Ile leaves to -Mourn his lost. a widow,
Snsant-A, Hodging, two daughters and
twill sons, Mrs. Jai Fowler, Winds6r,
Vera and James at home, and Bruce::
who cannot be 'faceted." Six. sisters
and One brother :alio "survive, Bella.
Mrs..; Connely; Winnipeg; Mary Ann.
Mrs. Harigan, Petrolia; ..;:Maggie;
Mrs, Thos'. Nichols, Qa'Appelle, Sask.;
Sarah, Mrs. J.. B. Sntlierlandt M.eni-
• toba; Raeheal, Mrs. Thos. Webster,
Detroit, • who attended the feneraL
Peter, a ,brother, of New Westrninv'
ster, B.C. The pallbearers were: Dan
'MacDoneld. •Robt. Malcolm, Harry
•Belle, Harry Pinn�l1, H. A. Graham,
Wm. Percy l'pterment was- made in .
Kincardine Cenietery., the ,tnnetalle..
ing under .the auspiceof the L.O.L.
1139,
•
• A Remarkable case.
Robtist old gentlemen' to .an •old,
lady' at t health retort: '"When T
came hero fltr,4t, 1 boAn:t p.trontitato
titter.,...a. word; .1 had ,searcely a hair
on my head; I couldn't walk acres:4'
the resins, and had to be lifted from
my sia .
Sick lady: ."',Iroo give MC hope,sir.
How long haVo Yon been bere700
Robti,W, old,..gontlemn;
'herstt,
• .Room 11
'S,„ Possible Marks 640; Honr•
:ors './180;-----Pasir.--43,84.--Hon.•:-,Ei1een
Johnston '574; Audrey liorne 534,
Audrey Henderson. 513; Ruik-Parker
508; . Maudie Fisher $0; Leonard
MacDonald 49% '.Fraeees -Arinstrong
496; Idargaret Baker. 486. Pass -
Norman ,Taylot .481; • Alfred •• Atm-'
strong 475. Kathleen MacIlitosh-412;
..,Graham ' Sheri -14y 471; Bobby Mae -
Kenzie 466; Bertha . Brown 484; 'Joy.,
Henderson: , 446; ..Rexford. Ostrander
440; .Harold ., Ritchie 428 George,
Whitby 415; :MOtiel., Solomon 403P;
Catharine' Hunter, 3931 I,eenard Web -
Stet 391;• Edwin Whitley '329; . Hew-
ard JohnSten 31.4. ,
, .
, II: Possible marks 440; : Hon-.
ors \\330; rho , 264.-Hen:=DonaId,
Smith' :367; Grace •Webster 354; 11
Tyvam1ey:333„
-.MgcLeed 3I6 �wistena Havens.31,1•,;,
'Girviril',:iteeri :311.; .AYliarer Attcheisen:
307; ,:'.3ack .f.dacDoneld. 303; ••••• Arlene
Jewett 301, ti lenhie Peeilnian ;293; ,
Mary Webster 215 'Pearl Sian 234
'Maryt*eitim'-217*.•
. '•ThOse marked (*) niipsed one or
more exaMinationa:
H. G. '.herriff.
on% III
• . • go . •
Sr. 'III:. "Honore -E. Brown 90; '11,14
itehie: 23; C. Armstrong .80; P.
Collyer 'Pass -LM. liendereoa 72;
Johnston /di M.' MacDonald ,-66;
T: Wilson 65; .K.:Ferris 64; D. Clarke
.51; D. Horne 60. 'D. MacDonald'• .60.
Below Pass -.M. Cousins 57;•:, S. Cam-
eon.,56*; J. 'Fisher , 54; E. Solomon:
'33; C. . Finlayson 52*; A. Wilson 46;
F. •Mcinnep 30*.
Jr. HI:: Honors -J. *bite 90;„F.
i;aoKenzie 79; :F. Milne 72; Doug-,
Ise. 77; B. MacKenzie 15; D...Thenr-
:on 75: PaSs-4: Hamilton '74; E.
Nptan. 12; B. Solomon '72;'E. Agar
19; L. Horne 65; F.. Weber 65; G.
Joint 0.4. V4, Steward 63;A. Macin-
tosh 62; J. McCall 61; C. Finlayson
Sl., Below Pass -J., MaeMillen :58;
M. Johnsten, 56; E. Whitbk 55*; CA
'.Jewitt 52; T. MacDonald, 41; E. Web-
ster 4O ;vP-MacMillir3O; B 'Me -
Cowan 25. M. Stanley 25*. .: Id.
Ward*, "
. ,
M. MacCallpm.
geem IV
,pr;:, Ty: ..Hon. -G. MacDonald
L. Naylor.' 75. pass -M; Macintosh
744. W. Armstrong 74; 1. .MacMillan
72; A. MicKenzi .721: S. &maxi!
1:2:.R.
F„R103:1,s° ;7.-1%1#4..2.6.: a •
etWa*1. F%-;'_13**1)-,
son gi
'
M. -** „ Ili";447*-
D. Hendeisonkisipsts: -,;:pniveerrunt, of
illness) PP% on altied. *ritte4; •
IV! An ereot O.`teurred In Last
report. D. Nixon should hav.e, been
listed. in honours With 7,6%. '
9.3:
J. 1-Indersori Era:. . M. McMahon
, ,
84; , D. Nixon 79; M. Hamilton 77:
Fast, -E. Baker 7,9; B.' Thompson 1
70; G. ,Webster. 70. C. Johnston ::69;
R. Mullip 62. Below 60%----,W. John-
0-ort5 F. Stev.'-ard Praug)as •••
55' P. Cettsias •-.:1; W. Armstrong.
1; L. Irwin 45. K. :Cameron 43..• H.
McLeod and H. Greer (absent
on ac-
count of illness). On one' exam wrie-
ten, H. oreet: (geogs) ,8); IT. MeLeed
(gram.) 73. • ";
K. MapDbnald.
PAVE GODERICH, TO TORONTO
The contract:for 'about eie.ht
Of concrete pavement between -Son-
:forth and. Clinton, on the piovinrial
highway, has been aVvarded hy the
Dopartment ot ifiehwavs'
to Xing, The paving,lpf, this
iroad Will Complete the Per:.
',Unbent roadway, from Goderich to
Toronto. „.
6
• „There's One' good 'thing Aciut 'mart
.rYing a Wonum with' ndottei., '10121t.
tle,VOY Ahy. 4nOte • 4001,
pl,sot
ptho. 1928.
,
Asit',0,ian • 'gowns,' •
Miss Beatie Grant of Carlo*, .814ent,
Ole Nv4614451::'af'13-i10*,f,-,1iTa$,,
1400 Saa Xiki.fOan otPl?IcSgs,is
visitrngat her '4010 SPOiSttrifc
'Ai, the .care Of' ha. fathei. *Mr; A.
34a.c4aP, 'Who?: has, been quite pOorly
•of late. .
. Miss ;Bella
Matheson.. spent: ..a few,
daYs *letting her brethar, „Rev, Win.,
Ontheson: of-he,01.03.r, •
;M;q Lizzie Ptwzrt z;:`,.,,viaittng.
friends n;Harfillterif • •
'Ms Haile, Kirke.. Of :1,KirIttoi!,.
.vititing. her. Sisteiahere. •:;M! El1en
Kzrke who has been. an $04.1.1a.'tor.:;
snnie,time„ s nap: So 'well
Mr: .and • Mrs, , jaa, Drentrakt' of
oureys Corner4.spent 1a' ia9t
!woo; with their "daughter. :NI:ph...Uhl-
YinRaynard of,perfuneuniz : • .• . •
• and; Mj1arrY frePkett. •.9f
weree.-guests of Mr, ,and .Mrs,
. , .
Of, ParlYaletint; • One daY''
'Lot week.. • ' , ,
Mist: /Vanehe janliesolr; of , PftrP• -
MOunt, is visiting Mts.: Jas.. Shields
of AniberleY. .
• Mr. and: Micir:• Jas. T. Webster of
KinlosS, were gtiesta • Of. Mr. and 'Mrs.
Will 'Ritchie of .Zon; recently. .
Kr. and Mrs. AStei44f,, Para-.
. •
mount, visited' with •friends .in Wing -
ham ono da- lest '
111ta A. Cook,• Who ha s been hole.-
te lake *care Of her uncle, who
111 .inapent a feiv days at
. . ,
her leme in paramotint. ,
. _ „
7 Mr, .and Mrs. Wrm, McGill of Pate.;
meu.
• • . .
nt, , were home . to a nuniber • of
fiienda one night recently, and ev-
erybody, greatly enjoyed themselVes.
o o -o
ST: iiELgNs
▪ •
• Miss Janet McFarlane' of BlueVale;
-and . Mita Mary: Mat Intyre of Lang-
' side,' *eke week-enl. ' visitors, •With
Mies Margaret' Tho •
Mr. Archie .IVICKirmeY• Was: 0. vis-
itor for;.tne week -end at nis home' at
.
if---Hrieeting--of-the -Harris •
Mision- 'Band Of the United-!Chureh
• ',Ali, be". hOtVgii.. "§fleatgy':- eftel`nOini; •
c4e; 'it9Pthly. Meeting
S. of' theji,nited" Church nem.
• at Mrs::. :I.. ort liy.edneody.,
SIalch.14th.,.1
. 'Quite a, nernber Of. friends end rel.;
atives .attended .the funeral of 'little'
Jean Martin, daughtee . of Mr, and
Mrs. Dan Martin it Winteeliurch,„ on
Thursday. ".' •4 •
.. Mrs. • Sane Gtbson, has the sympa-
thy of Many friends in the less of.her
.sistet-ini.lew; Ms; FL ad • Ritehte;.
.whose tiagie death cicdtiri'ed n Asb-
,
field on Friday,;
Jas.Irwin isspending a Jew
.days' with her father,' Mr. W. Woods,:
Miss Mary DUrnin .: hes. reanined
. . .
her duties at Dungannon:
• , .
• Mi.:, Harold . Hyde returned. to Kin-
- , . •
'sardine on :Saturday. .
•, Mr. :Lorne ,Webb was lorne 'from
Owen Sound over the Week -end:
A meeting • of the .Will .be
held in the eluli teem, , Monday eve -
Match
• s.•
•
WHITECIIURCH
' Mr. and: Duncan .MacMillan
of •:Detroist, spent' last, week his
home ,here, .„!,nd at her Itome year 'St.
Augustine. '
Wingnem General:
, Wednesday, . February. 29th,
to •Mr. and 'Mrs Joni:sten ; Conn,lc
daughter.-;-COng: atidatiOns; • '
Misses Ruby . :and Olive - Kennedy
!ieve gone to Geeiph; where theyhave
taken: positions:.
.
We iresorry .to report the -death
laat. Tuesda3r, February : 28th; of little
Jean' Martin, ,,younget daughter,
Mr.and, Mrs. . 'Dan Martin. Bhe Was.:
'41)-?*feur year c;id., and .been
tick since' before • Christmni;
Ailiapithy Of. . thefefi:neiun;ty ex:
tended- to the parents,- Lr. 1 er1 , t..'ed
sistersin their 'Sad ,hareavemer:t. The
funeral was': held on 'Llier,?.!ay
afte-
noon to W,inghem, Cercetery.,.. „
:The concert put orr,lait Frific•y :eve -
ping hy the "Worn : .47,0144V:w.
-
ye.ry.,successf,7...1,. the' y.e-.1-
tiler wet :storrny;i.a: e -d
present.. Ir. r;tevi
. „
about: 825,
The Woe:test's Tei..titet1 ,
:their regplAt id a y a f-
ternoon at the.he:n9 of th pl-Paident
Mrs. Wes, Legget,' ' •
,
:The' 136y .SeelltS are holding •
an:
open meetingin the !cetera roam of
the Prdsbyteriari Church on Friday
'evening,' 'March. kn. A imOst„ the
Whole program will be given by. the
boys, who, wilt also 'demonstrate the
work taker: it so fel; *. 'Mr 'Padden
the. Field Secretaryof the ProVinetal,
orgaillzatqm," be presdet to f•iiv'e
an actdresS, and to explaiii the work
and''inoVenieiit.'., The parents and
puhije are 'Cordially -invited, • Lutic:11,
wiiIbe Served'. ;
The 'social 'held, in ihe''Foreeters',
'Refl. on F.tida5r ,evcning,, Under .auS-
Picas of the Wornen'S institute, was
a..1decided a,ueeess,. The halt was 1:tell
filled, and a' Splendid vrogratmte "waS
inehiding'the elloWing:nurT,
befit MUSIC by rerdYce tq.o11914011;
e,
". • •
•
Children for
L.
s.
cv.c
f•fsaw e,•0 I
,04 ••
. .
,,. . ... ..
Theaudiometer for determining the degree of hearing retained by deaf persons is one of the recent inVentions of
Bell,-Selephone Research Engineers.' 'It has been found that to test the hearing. Of children in groups, rather ,
' thanindiViclually enables them to concentrate better On the hearing test. , After the telephone' raceivers have been
,adjusted On the right ears of the children 'they are told to write down as many numbers'as they ca.e.hear as the
• phonograph utters them:' They hear numbers corning front the telephone receiver, the intensity of each successive ,
,number group being three sentation units less than that of the preceding gronp. The receivers are then changed to
the left ears and the test repeated. Children's hearing can*he Cinch trenekfted when defects are escertained Lefore ,
it iS too late, . • . .
..•
vocal selections by bre'
and IVIessrs,C.;.:
, • ,
Sroft-,,,, „Pa, Fells, J. ',Vinson and IL
Sparling;:dialogne by the young pen-.
.ale from 'Zetlaricli reading by J. .
Reid; uohn niesie by It 'Mqw.braY;.
.rnd • step-dencieg. by Lela . Leggett
perti Aitchison Of Bluevple. he
lebate, with, Mies;71 'Beec:roft • and:
Mrs: R'. Minarbray arguing the
A.iatHr: Gilfe.snie
.riegrt.;"
thet, it is, Prl the 'whc,ile, Of_ -greaterr,.
".d).7art,(ag'e:tO' the 1un'er to petenase-;
iisg'oods"from the loCalt dealer than
fraini • the derartmental SteteS thtough
the Melt • Order System," was: :decided
15y -the. judges, Blake, T. If..
Moore end Elliott Felip,.in favor of
the" affirmative. •Linich, *as served. at
the eldse the
R,p;wt.
oeramrne•
e
• 0-ci-o;-.-
• -• •-• • ,
Mrs. Matt Shackleton
past weWith. her `iother, idea:
Jbse Gray;' ' who, has 15 ii tor:
°h.1e'-'timZ'IM.
11111and; r1Variler SinYtheof
'For:masa; spent a few,' days, With the
latter's .father, Mr. 'Albert Mcf..)uoid.
, 'Mr. and 10s. Bert Treleaven spent:
'Friday :with friends in Oungannop.
Mr... and Mr. jaints Little visited
,friends' 'here On Tueachiy.: .
OrVille7Diiirnie made a 13:14i -seta
trip t� Godetich on Saturday.
• Mr.' Peter' Matlock Of • Rochester;
N.Y., was here. attending the funeral
of, his;uncle, 'John 'Hunter, and
spending a ,keiv day S With hs brother
John: *
. .
• :Mrs. jamas Ii•-ntei of Londen wee
here' attending, . the funeral of . her
, . '
, .
The menthly. Meeting: el ,the WilVt•
.
S. was held at .the home of Mrs. Wil-
fred. Drennan •�n Thursday, :March i,
Most of ,the rnembera being ,present.
S'eVeral teadiega', Were :given. , Mrs:
(Rev„,j ' Walker. ',give one: 'en • ,tlie
"Br:des of India," which :was Very
.teresting; then Mrs. Drennan Sang a
• Solo„; 'Toss • Je,ses Care," „nftie:r_ whiell •
Rey, Walker iave a shnrt‘ talk • on•, .
r.,'hira. Lunch Uas served' bY, the
hostess. •
FLOWEItaAiX'• ,••
.1+,1!•;s Doris Fa xyci- ot LOcknoW,
,
.snert . the .'week-cr4d with her 'friend;
•Eliz-Oreth , Maefver. •'
:• R. ',vent to•
htifeh last 'I,Vednesday to 'attend .the
..?Iliir.raT or het. rdece;• the little (laugh;.;
ter aid Martin;.;
',FlOkerdale. people 'v,Verj, scirry to
hear. of the illness of old„ neigh -
her, Yrs.''..Tehn :Fowler of , • .
WO are te report 1.,hat Mrs.
'Wni. Herrington ini.preVing.
Mr. anol4Mnr. Bahl] reo
Liirned to:. their' hoine fir D,etroit, af-
ter0, ',Cotiple. of. . rtionths.
vith 'relatives Flowtrciale. .
Barry Will..ltron is Preparina''
for an auction sale' the hi'st., Part of ,
• "•
, •
Ur: and L. :Mae leer '10111,
'at; Tine'dny evening at .the tome cif
vrt,M,IdatlesOn,:8eC66.; niikens•
•
,M1411tichard .Garthier :visitod at
Dungannon on Tuesday afterndom
. Mrs. Jas. Lane Spent „.feir.., days,
Witli Mrs;'.Chlid‘
' The community Was icoutly *4414
(toned en. Fxkiay. eveninks- whtil jt
,vas learned that 'MrS, . FredRitehte
eed passed away NT'he.4ate Mrs': Rit:'
.r:Ine, who WaS in. her \27th .year, was
ierMerly. :Miss Etkel .Adelinet Sinith,;
daughter of Mr. and :Mrs. Jas. Smith,'
Dungannon: ',She had resided at Zion.
siece:her„.marriage four years ago,
'Mrs, ,Ritchie_WasLaindeighbori
:arid loved:by all .who hue*. her:. She
le greatly . nitase4r.1_4•.,.9,1;ebnfch
11,.y.heera.1;•.1;;sp,biesno.sd,
. aged 3 years Kith; aged. 2
•'
by fl2erparntar'two'bro-
tiers. aiid tWir.afitters;::.Lette .arld"
Of ..,Goderich,
'Nivens 'MiSP •• Mabel .'Snlith;.
Dung
sna toliiri!i: .t4T•ehn:4. eofi :cud' ieldec:011 sde..i.Yv‘ioya 'he
r4'; •
i�oii;
was
• meniber,,The funeral' was largelY' at-
tended, and the ,floral, tributes 'many.
peepestsympathy is
:pallbearers were: Messrs..:• Wesley.
Gordon:kit:elite; WM, Ritchie,
3eriniel Gibson, , John; Gardner, ,
Al-
• Andrew. Internient took 'Place
. ''. ext.en. deft . tothe
., , .
•
,aereaved. family ,arrel,. • friends. The'
in Greenhill.Cemetery. . •
Those here from a distance attend,
funeral: of the late Mrs: Fred
Rttchie were Misses ;Jane: nrid Myr
tie.. Ritchie, of Toronto, Mtg. ; Harry
:•alsen of -London, Mrs. BOden..
Itit-
hie, WrilkerVille, Mr. Hebert:Irwin,
kincardine. ••.•'
'FOURTH . CON. KlUsl•LOSS
• ; .
• ,
•Mrs George • Lockhart, who- has
'peen quite ill: lately,' ts'.'inipteving, we
are glad .to say. •
:Mr. and Mrs:Win:MiairitYre;. after
:pending the winter; With relatives
here, hare returned to /their horne in
the West,
end."•Mrs. T. Robinson, spent
TneSday evening at Mr,' It, Martin's.
;Virg: JOneg of .Terento, iispending
r. few weekpl'et her'forther borne
letiestori;70f.--71-Itnyt--.0Od,,
spent: ,411. evening last Week at Mr:
• •:::
Mrs. A- Graham: spent , the . week_:
end %Ail: her'Sister, Mks. Allan Me-
janley of. Itipiey. •4 • , . •
• • Mrs. Mtirrakwho hes, been spend-
ing 'a few ,I,Veeks:: here, has, retricked
her noire iii, London.
'.MrS.. MLeah, who heen
, iisiting ,vt#h her riarents, Mr.
Mrs. IT.' Pierce,. has' returned, to,: het.
hOrno inl'Cadillac, Sask. • '
' ,
HOLYROOD
• ,
,
John 'Colwell, has purchased
'Ty,. Will MacKenzie'a farm. 10th
Con. „ . •
Mr. James .Pierde has been confined
to his bed, for some, tfinie. •
Mr. arid Mrs, 'A. .Thompson and
Mr. 'Waxen were visitors. at Mr.
Almer Ackert'si Friday evening, .
Messrs. Jamesan, Peter 7Cassidy
itiversdale, epoet the week -end at
,ktr. Valad'a. • . • ," • .
• Miss. Phoebe Comirarn homo„ w.
ig to an epiclentie Of muffing in her
• "section. .
Mr.. Ave Switzer.' is MI:4y overliaol,
a 'Fordcoupe on our line.
.1foWard be glad Who.
the data an run again,: . ,
The .HelyrOod -Wdnien's LiStitute
held. their 'monthly' meetih!t- -at the.
1.totee of Itr.s., Thos. Harris on .7.lat,
1st: A'. 9plend:d pap* on lierhiarifr
Plewets that are UsettIV AV48
bent In by Mra 1oLJodgine, and.
rect„hr Miss Dsioy Apiec
•
did -contest t'illodern- tonicniences ' •
that, Oar. Grandmothei Didn't
Was ori:',0Siede by all. The winners, be-
ftig
•
Micls4-. Cul bort; ,Mvs: Eadie, Mrs.
J.: Bari- and,Hazel Pearcy. • The Aprit,
, .
mectine will .4p held' at Mrs-, "J'as:
}fodrins. Lunch was. semed t the'.
, • ,T1ie.:4141), ••held tbcrir 'n• -literary ton
Mend a,y......night.:"The in the •
ho Id be ti,dil," tip'hed by
Statters„ Eadie;
MesSrs.. D.- Baker' and it, Elliott
Ound'it h' very close 'debate, but gave
the ,clecisiori. in :favor 01 the offirrna-
No doibt a ginof infinY Of One
.marriagable ren will berfenr g'''.ta
91,10-mr: spying's; ",:aa sulphur 18
usod in nitelf-inelcing.•. ,Solos: ..were •
iyee. '.13Y 'Uri.; A. 'Adlort,:..Miss .Mae
by' ivlisSei.Carr Litt -kers: Lida:''Jelinston
,ndT1i1.en 4qhe.
Tattler," very a:rinsing anden-
-113in
'Bro. srfaytIOnilireedt' wsthe
v.
Neit. 1\16ndaL: progres-
etiehre• •.
•
ASHFJELD UNITED ,
cuijricif• •
" • " N,OTE§.••
'Another, bliZzandy -.Sunday! ' How-
Meny is 'that ., in ` succession?. The •
erenclier,who, eatliet in :the week ex-.
-meted 10 'be waking' •"ehurch to
hear some stet 'Treacher' in TOronto
en the ',Showleas' spring-like:' pave-
•:be-erigtellfvvacin
.0!. Toronto's:
deeps,Ug6treet
s, found
-
,fififtal.' on the. •Wey .to ZiOn, Chtitch;
-leridaY. morning. ' But e' faithful 'few
had done tile same thing he found. •
one of these' services Was held; •
, which it is said .that the blessing
id finelity „does .not, depend on
..The, sante ,thing may be said.
..af: the., Heckett:ofterileim:',aerviee„ at
• .
•tho a,torrn reged'out'side. •
.
tinf
gic death O-Mr.S-:"-t!i44,ittt-
..chieby the .accidental 'discharge of a •
gun, *as. a terrible' shockto tbe,w oje
-orten'tinity. ; Nothins," in niernork in
that. Part of :Ashfield, neer Zion
nlvirch ca ed such a gloeni to
cwr'r .1 -ho ,c(inimurrity-and ',evoked
so 'Much " symplthy. The lereaVerh,
.Yeung hushcied.,and the two •'.1ittle
•netlierlecisTte"ds; the SerrtnYing • per-,
'nits heth /aides ef tho house, brot
,:ted. iters Profouedly yrieved.
,
eensideretion,at this. t;fne. A very .
c:.:oxyd a. s ed at Zion' Chu .
MonclaY after:10mi for. the :funernl•.
'Iyhorte birthday is: it' next Send:11)1
The '.pastor, feels he. dare not let the
day :nese ..:Witliont telling; and it •
cthiyy fri4 all -our people .te
joicp over: 'We shell siilely qini that:
fine. stanza.; 'E'en chiwri to Old, age
thy people shall prov,e, sove-
eei e.torn a I, nnehanttrab;M ••
fq Mithtlayi: • ,
The Minister reprefidnted thelfack-,,sik,
ett eittinn •ot,theyr
at the;„-preliibition-1:1"nien in TbrOnto,
-last week.
te•
• . 'Gni
o
tIci:61tett. Strviee nod unday after.
'11bOPLUnt...;.rsini6e'lnYt
to",:gctsilc, 1St, 'oe'riv41.66:61.iitA;ti '4311.r0tthd111t7toit, gotie thit
,
•
iornj,Zion ha the eyetin
in :tho,
, •