The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-05-17, Page 2J;.,
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TH1TLSDAY, MAY ITth, 1028 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
SIR VINCENT MEREDITH, BART.
Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Executive Committee.
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CAPITAL .................................t- .
REST and UNDIVIDED PROFITS
TOTAL ASSETS .
$ 29,916,700
31,071,499
831,548,967
H. R. Drummond, Esq.
PRESIDENT
Sir Charles Gordon, g.b.e.
VICE-PRESIDENTS
Maj.-Gen. the Hon. S. C. Mewburn, c.m.g.
News of the District
» Henry Cook, of Goderich Tp. died
recently in his Slst year.
Chas. Skinner, of Mitchell, died
recently at the family residence.
Mr. F. D. Hutchison, of Seaforth,
.is able
nt’ss,
Mrs.
slowly
eent illness.
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to be out again after liis ill-
Joseph Amos of Brinsley, is
improving following her ro-
Mr. W. J, Greenwood presented
the Mitchell United Church with a
new communion set.
A twice daily motor coach service
has been established between Gode
rich and Stratford.
Mr. Jas.
t option, the
rich died on
McClure, with one
oldest resident of Gode-
May 10th, aged 93 years
are contemplating theMitchell
erection of a rest room, and are ap
pealing t.o Fullerton and Hibbert
townships for a grant?.
Miss Catharine McDougall, passed
away at her home in Goderich Town
ship on May the 3rd. The deceased
Was in her 69 th year. ,
Mrs. J. G. Steepe, of Clinton, had
the misfortune to fall, breaking her
right wrist and sustaining a disloca
tion of the same wrist.
D. Forbes Angus, Esq.
Harold Kennedy, Esq.
E. W. Beatty, Esq., k.c.
James Stewart, Esq.
J. W. McConnell, Esq.
GENERAL, MANAGER
Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor
DIRECTORS
Wm. McMaster, Esq.
G.'B. Fraser, Esq.
T he Hon. Sir Lower Gouin, k.c.m.g.
F. E. Meredith, Esq., k.c.
F. W. Molson, Esq.
Lt.-Col. Herbert Molson, c7m g., m.c.
The Hon. Henry Cockshutt
Gen. Sir Arthur Currie, g.c.m.g., k.c.b.
The Hon. Thomas Ahearn
W. A. Black, Esq.
THE BOARDEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
SIR VINCENT MEREDITH, BART. (Chairman)
Sir Charles Gordon, g.b.e. H. R. Drummond, Esq.
Major-General the Honourable S. C. Mewb'urn, c.m.g.
LONDON COMMITTEE
His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, k.g. (Chuirnuirj).
F. R. S. Balfour, Esq. Sir Hardman Lever, Bart., k.c.b
The Rt. Hon. Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal.
PARIS COMITE CONSULTATIF
M. le Senateur Gaston MenIer
Frederick Adams, Esq.
MEXICO COMMITTEE
C. Gordon Paterson, Esq.Bertram E. Holloway", Esq.
The Bank has over 600 Offices in Canada, Newfoundland, United States, Mexico; at London, England, and
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The Bank of Montreal holds ah interest in Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial and Overseas), and by reason
of this associa tion is able to offer its clients close competitive rates and complete banking service for business
with the West Indies, among the important advantages offered being facilities for obtaining accurate local
information.
the bride’ of Roy Bertram George
Powell, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Powell, of Granton. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. J. At
kinson, rector of St. Thomas church
iti the presence of ‘ '
into relatives of
groom. . The bride
Miss Edna Powell
groom while Mr.
of Lucan, supported the groom. Mr.
and Mrs. Powell will reside in Bur-
gesville.
only the immed-
the bride and
was attended by
, sister of »the
Clifford Shipley,
WK ALSO PASS IT UP
Here’s a problem somebody shot
at us the other day, so we pass if.
along to our readers for solution,—
Supposing a man in Paris, France,
wanted to fly to New York. He fig
ured that as the earth turns on it®
axis from west to east all he’ll have
to do 'is fly around in circles and
America will come around and meet
him. Why does he have to fly to
America. rather than wait till Amer
ica revolves around to him?
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Miss E. Holmes, of Seaforth, left
last Friday for Seattle, Wash.,
route to Alaska, by boat, where she
will enter a college at Fairbanks.
At a meeting of the executive of
the Children’s Aid Society held in
Goderich, steps were -taken for the
Huron County Council to take over
the shelter.
Mr. Geo. Andrews has sold his
farm on the Bayfield road to Mr. W.
Johnston, of Goderich and also his
pasture farm on the Huron road to
Mr. Townsend, of Goderich.
The T. Eaton Co. has purchased
twenty-one stores of the Canadian
departmental stores for four million
dollars. This includes the Duncan
Ferguson store at Stratford.
Mrs. W. J. Miller, of Clinton, while
working about the garden fell
against the edge of a cement step
and fractured her right ankle. The
same leg was broken a few years ago
The cost of keeping the provinc
ial highway open from Goderich to
Stratford during the winter season
of 19 26 and 19 27 was $2648.97; for
the winter season of 19 27 and 19 28
the cost $1445.58.
Rev. Selborne Anderson, a pastor
of the Methodist Church for many
years, died recently at Monkton. His
remains were taken to London for
interment. Mr. Anderson was at one
time pastor on the Kirkton Circuit.
St. Marys church, Brinsley held
their anniversary services on Sunday
last, the services being taken by
Rev. J. A. Bloodsworth. It was
while Mr. Bloodsworth was in
charge at Brinsley that the church
was re-built
Stratford
lion of the
sary of the
road. The proposal is to have cele
brations at various places along the
highway in September, after the
paving is completed between Clin
ton and Sen forth.
“Nurse Hohner, who has been
nursing in Clinton for the past ten
weeks returned last week to her
home here, having had an operation
on her foot. Her sister, Nurse
Smith, of Exeter, is now waiting on
her
in
en
i.i planning a celebra-
on? hundredth anniver-
opening of the Huron
ol
her. We hope soon to see
around again.—Brucefield item
the Seaforth News.
Grattan wars, the property
Fred Thrower. Kerwood, the sensa
tion on the London track last year,
is now being trained in Cleveland
by trainer Fleming, who is fitting
him for some of the big stakes this
season. Owner Thrower recently
turned do,wn an offer of twenty-four
thousand dollars for this bay pacer.
Wm. Cantle-m, died in Clinton on
May’7tli, in his 9 0th year. Mr. Can-
telon had been an invalid for the
past nine years, . the result of a
broken hip from which he never
fully recovered. Most of his lifer
was spent in Clinton. He is surviv
ed by his wife, who nursed him
through his long illness, one daugh
ter. Mrs. J. E. Brooks, of Mitchell,
and three sons, J. E., of Clinton, D.
A., of Heiisall and W. F., of Toronto.
One brother, David, of Clinton and
one sister, Mrs.
survive.
Kyle, of Calgary
HURON COUNTY
LEAGUS
BASEBALL
taken to reorglin-
Huron county
Stops are being
ize and expand the
baseball league, and affiliate the or
ganization with the Ontario baseball
association
ceiving favorable consideration from
the baseball
no doubt a
formed. Exeter
and Zurich as well as Goderich, has
signified their intention of entering
teams. As soon as another entry is
received to make a six-club circuit,
the annual meeting will bo held pro
bably at Clinton. Mr. E. L. Dean IS
looking after entries,
POWELL—HODGINS NUPTIALS
A Quiet but pretty wedding took
place on May 2nd., when Ethel Vic
toria, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Hodgins, of Granton, became
The proposal is re-
fans in the county and
strong league will be
Clinton, Hcnsall
s.
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