The Signal, 1917-4-12, Page 5Mg SIGNAL. - GODERICH, ONTARIO
TBUR$PAY, Aral1, 12, 1917'
LOCA9. TOPICS
Engineer Brough Mere.
Mr. Walter C. N nub, of the Dom-
inion Department of Public Works, i+
In town. He her been sent up by the
Deportment to see wbst work 1. re-
quired fur the shipbuilding yards to
be located et the west side of the har-
bor. and will be here for several days
taking souodingr, etc.
The Ex -students' Dance.
The ex -students of the G. C. 1. heli
a very succeseful dance in the Masonic
Hall no Monday evening. The or-
chestra was under the direction of
Mr. George E Kiag. The patronesses
were : Mn. MacDonell, Mrs. R. Rut -
ball, Mts. J. W. Fraser, Mrs. O. A.
Nairn and Mrs. W. H. Harrison.
Lunch war served at baif-pest 11 mod
the prowedings Mole up shortly after
11 o'clock.
John C. Millian, B. A., B. D.
At the ctuvocation of Victclrim Col-
lege. Toronto, Ieet week, the degree of
bachelor of divinity was conferred
upon Mr. John C. Millian, B.A ., son
of Mr. Audrew Mllllma, of town. This
constitutes Mr. Millian a full-fledged
usiniesagg el thel‘raheeliekpWsoe, tct-
Ine oofy tbe o►Nfietioa ceremony.
Mr Millian Is now overseer, having
gone with one of the recent drafts.
Two Militant Lads.
Two boys about ei:teem years old,
filled with the patriotic spirit, beet it
out of town one doe legit week t a try
to enlist. They offered their services
to three different battalions, hot were
refused sdut ttaoce to any of theuw.
The r Learned to town on Tuesday—
no doubt with despair in their heart
at the prospect that the war will be
over before they come t a wilit'try age.
Fatality at Stratford.
On Friday morning last the G. T. R.
passenger train from Goderieh struck
Mies Margaret Duggan, a well-known
Stratford lady, at the Church street
crossing in Stratford. Miss Dungan
was killed instantly. The engineer
on the train wise Fr -auk Adams, of
Goderich, with 1) Roberts. of God --
rich, fireman. Engineer Adana' says
be bad whistled for the crossing end
the bell was ringing, 'and the rngioe
was going only about ten mile+ an
hour when Miss Duggan wee struck.
She attempted to cross the track right
in front of the engine. An inquest
has been opened to inquire into the
pia'remoitaooty pt fila tota110.,
Curbing and Skating Association.
The annual meet tog of the Goderich
Curling acrd 8katint( Association was
held on Monday evening. The Apace
elationowns the West atawet skating
rink and the bowling grounds in cue-
nection, and with the rentals from
thee. the• Association is holding its
own fiurmcially, but is not paying soy
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"THE BUGLER OF ALGIERS"
The screen version of Robert H. Davis' great story "We Are French."
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Another ''ox picture
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"Fighting Blood"
A virile story of the Kentucky Mountains.
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dividends. The directors elected fpr
the ensuing year are : D• . W..1. R.
Holmes. Wen. Wallace, D. McLaren,
J. H. Colborne, (Ibas C. Lee: (ieo.
Porter, Alez. Sounder., H. J. A. Me -
Ewan. Chas. A. Nairu, Ww, Lene and
James Mitchell. The officers were ea -
elected as follows : Pr'sident, Win.
Lane ; vioe-pt•eeldent, J. H. Colborne ;
seer, tyre -treasurer. W w. Campbell.
A Musical Treat.
A pleasant hour was spent by a
good number at North street Metho-
dist church on the site' noon of Good
Friday, when the choir, under the
direction of Mr. Geo. H. King, gave
a "twilight musicale." The program,
which was well rendered throughout.
included three choruses by the choir—
"True Till I)e th" (Batty), "God oo
Loved the World" (Steiner) and "The
Day le Past and Over" (Marks) ; solos
by Mies M. Aitken. Miss Scrimgeour
and Mr.. King ; duets by Miss M.
Aitken end Mr. D. Roberta and by
Mrs. King and Miss A. McClinton; a
viuliu Sulo by Mr. Gee. E. King, and
an er,(an number by Mr. George H.
King.
Successful in Special Exams.
The following are the successful G.C.1
atuuents who tried the special exam-
inations last week to enable them to
work on farms. in cash caw, how-
ever, these results are subject to the
approval of the Depso tnuent :
Lower School : Mary E. Baechler,
Eva M. Cox, Norma M. Ginn, Frank
Washington. J. Elmer West, Katie
E. Weaton.—`--
Middle 'School Normal Entrance:
Lila M. Howatt, Elizabeth McKenzie,
Genevieve O'Connor. Isabelle Parker,
Madelene Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan,
Luella M. Wagner, Clementine A. E.
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Lee, Elizsberh McKenzie, Maitland
F. Pi ioham. Madelene Sullivan.
recut!), Entrance, Part 1 : Rae J.
Stot hers.
Sieber—Moore.
The marriage took place at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bisset, Hur-
on road, this (Thursday) mor ling, of
Maty Amos., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wan. Moore, Sr. David's street, to
Mr. John Lawrence Sieber. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. R.
C. McDermid in the presence of only
the iwytadiete relatives.
The bride, who was unattended,
looked (Mite), in • suit of tugger
brawn striped Calle a and brown hat
with ma ze. She wore a cor.iage
baugwt of rases. Alter the wedding
diodes the happy couple left- on the
2 31) train for is short trip to Sarnia
and Detroit., 'carrying wltb.tham the
gond wishes of theiwmsny frianie fur
happiness end priesperity in their
future life. The bride received many
handsome presents, including gift. in
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cut. glass, linen and silver. The
groousts gift to the bride was a gold
wrest -watch.
At the owe time and place another
ceremony was perfuemed—the chria-
t.-uing of a nephew of the bride, Phil
Bisset, son of Mr. mod Mrs. C. Bisset.
Prize -winners at Cone al School.
The Easter closing exercises at Cen-
tral school took piece on Thursday
afternoon last and were especially in-
teresting. Atter is short program
given by the pupils, Inspector Tom
gave a talk oo gardening in a way cal-
culated to interest and encourage the
children in the work of production.
Prizes were them presented for the
beat bird-bouses constructed by the
pupils. The first prize, which was
donated by Mr.. Heger, was presented
by her to Annie Westbrook. Other
prize -winners were Ronald Wilson,
Leolla Here, Willie Smith and Archie
Johnston, two of these prizes being
contributed by Mrs. W. L. Horton;
and a special prize given by Mr. John
Uutt was awarded tteElwood Robin-
son. The afternoon's program was
.,oncluded with a brief talk by Rev. R.
C. McDermid.
Me bird -houses built by the pupils
of Central .ebnol have been on ezhib-
itioo in Howell's store window on tbe
Square and make a very attractive
display. The boys and girls made
nearly sixty of these little shelters, in
a great variety of architecture, and
any bird looking for a home this
spring will have a large range of
dainty little mausions (rum which to
choose.
At the annual meeting of Victoria
street W. M. 8. the following officers
were elected for the year : President,
Mn. J. McNee : vice -resident, Mrs.
(Rev.) Ford ; secretar , Mrs. id. Hog-
garth ; tresaurer, Mrs. W. J. Meir :
corresponding secretary, Mn. B. W -it -
000. A pleasing part of the meeting
was the preeentatinn of lite member-
ship certificates to two of the wen-
ber+, the honored ones being Mee. B.
Hoggarth and Mrs. 8. Stokes.
DUNGANNON.
tlMendel for leer week.)
•Fu.rRslAY, April :a.
Mrs. Jas. Wilson, of Elora, is visit-
ing her mother. Mts. Davidson, sr.
Mt•+. H. McKenzie has returned
hence after .pending a,.week with
blends at Winghaoi.
Miss A. Polley, of Bnderich, is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Mr. Thos. Smiley left on Tuesday
for Southern Altterta, where hissones
reside.
\Qtr are wry to hear that little
George Milo is sick, but trust he will
rune recover.
Mrs. Innis hmi returned to her home
at Hswtry after spending a month
with her sister, Mrs. S. K. Sanderson.
Mr. Alex. l'rutlaad and enn La-
verne left last Seturday for Ilemil-
t an. wlTere they will visit friends.
r air. Wan. M 'Ie has m aved bis house.
hol.l eft -et, to the farm he recehtly
purchased, trout Mr: Ed,, I)nrnin.
M+a Dionne is innving tutu the house
v ..sated by Mr. Mole.
Mr .1 arvi. Anders in has opened up
hie herbal. ship. NV, wish him roue
ce=s,
i Rev. H. li"t..liVilliains left on \V •d-
ne.dey with his family and effects for
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his new appoi9t(pent et Wy onning.
Mr Williams Will, be miesied. sa lie
I hey ;made many (mends during he-
Istay here.
PORT ALBERT.
\\ BDNttsu.aY, April 11.
t i11tIEF8 —Roy F rittlev and Victor
Green left Lust week for 1a•ieau, where
obey intend spetlding the eunurier
—� roma he :.e.taeurge jlicb'rdsrrn is
basis __aernodi led this
spring.<.:.;The Alaxw.11 tinning car,
tH r„ lielorging to the latel,,hn Kuntz
`will 14. sold by pnblir auction next
w, ek Sten.W. Rirheed-on h•u
ret u•ned t a her home aft. r nding
mr, t of the win'rr• h. with her
denehter, Aura. Hugh Stew •r'
(:apt, W. 1. Headetr. of the C A.D.0
smolt Easter with his parent... Mr,
and Mire H. Boyden Mr. era
Mr,. E. 1)renngn awl son Heymond,
of 0 ,ierich, spent I'. a -ter wi h Mr.
and lbs. J. Cousin., , .1 this place
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter look, of L uck-
now, spent a day with their dlughter,
Mrr. John Metier, last week Mr.
Charles Brickwen end Mr. Louts
Hutchison, of sow ford, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Holzkamp
last week .. . Miss C. F. Hawkins, of
St. Thorne's, is spending her Easter
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DEATH 411' JOHN 83iALi.—We are
antsy to annuun••e the death of Mr.
John Swale, whlob occurred herr
today at the great age of ninety-
three yearn. The funeral will be held
from the home of hie grandson, Mr.
John Harrows, on Saturday afternie,n.
to the Port Albert cemetery.
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