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• fiery tempered:, ••• gentienian
:wrote the following letter; - •
Sir; My stenographer .heirig
'iacirt 'Cannot type what I think of
T, being a gentleman., cannot
'think it: ,Yeti 'being 'neither, will
understand what what I Mean.
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of the eyebrows - -important, . It'
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wHincliunqs.—urict, Church
met on Wednesday at -the hoine or Mrs,. john IA, Currie,
with, :17 ladies present—Mrs. Gil-
klOrt Reee.rott nrealclea.
The theme of the meeting was
'Tor 'lie Is Our Peace" Mrs. V.'
DPW read. the .Spriptureiessen. :and.
Mrs, :Cordell MeVurney' gave.. a' talk
on lade Tilde China, ,eXPlaining • KS getieraphieal, hiaterieal eitu.
ntien, and jTv Clarence Charene.y , to of the.,•different religions and •
.their influence ,4111.0110 t110. people-.
.Wfrs; .Nerinan tIltes led in the
,prayer for th.e. Missionadea and
the success..of -their. work, .
Mrs, ,...Cettites, pregident, had.
charge Of the, business meeting •
Mrs, Narold ctirrie,and 1Vfra,.',Xehn
'Currie were annointed• to •,gather
Weellene • to send away for blankets,
Mrs, Herson Irwin replorterl that.
she• had shipped the bale 'contain-
ing four blankets and 6 gnilta, And
'she was .appointea to purehase,
more flannelette for supplies, The
ladies voiced.. appreciation 'for so
many tops' of qUilta, put,- together
by Niro, George Coultes. ' •
Mra, Norrnan .Coultea 'cloaca 'the
meeting with prayer; and .the boa.
. teas aerVed, lunch and a Op of tea.
Brother Passes. .
At Edttiont(in
WHITII"CflURCH — Mrs. U4:!•'o1rl
Walker received word on Satur-
day of the sudden passing of her
brotherk Maurice Stewart, at hi
,home at *Vilinonton, Alta, op Fri-
day 'evening, from a heart att-a.elt.
Waa the On of the late Mr.
411 M5. Isaiah Stewart, formerly
of TA Wawanosh, and was married
to Mary Ritchie, daughter of the
late Mr, and Mrs, John nitehle,
formerly of 'Wingham. They have
two son8, Maurice nr4os• a pro-
fessOr in Dclmootou UnlversitY,
and Ma g Douglas, a proressor lb
Waterloo College; One brothel'
Max Steveart, commercial
seller for Canada, stationed at
Madrid, in Spain, and three sisters
sprviving, 4 iErrirna) Mrs. Froncil callthy, of Wainfleet, Miss Ger-
trude kitewart, who has anent the
past two months at San Antonio,
Texas, and,who is coming • home
by plane, and Mrs, Harold Walker
(Elsie) of Z. WavyanoSin
• Funeral service will be held on
Friday, with Rev, Alexander NIM-
BI() officiating. The many friends
of the bereaved families, in this
Thoroughness — Ability -- Time tested'
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think of
red,
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The winning entry at the Huron County jrinior Farmers' Drama Festival held 'in Clinton on Thursday
evening woe the Clinton entry "The First Dregs-Suit". On the Chesterfield is Lois Jones as Mrs. Harding
and Ruth Brewn playing ho daughter, Betty Harding.In front is 'Stan Johns as Johnny Drake, Betty's fiance
and, Ivan Meelymont in the role of Teddy Harding is the star of the play..
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While Making' Quilt
,wHITEcHuricii The regu-
lar:monthly meeting of the WAIS.
DI the United Chruch was, field on
Wednesday in the Sunday School
room bf the church, with 12 ladies
present, A business meeting was
held as they .quilted the quilt for
the PresbYtery hale. .
Mrs, Milian Moore' .read • the
Scripture, lesson from 'Ephesians,.
chapter 4. The president, Mrs.
Jas. Falconer gave •a talk on,, 4 'It
Canie to Pau". The roll .Call was
answered by a verse with.the Word
life, and next month's roll. will be
answered by a verse containing
"strength".
The ladies were asked. to plan 'to ,
attend , the Spring Presbyterial.' in
Clinton in March. • Plans Were
made for the Day, of Prayer Meet-
ing to be held an this church on
March 8. The next. meeting, with
the birthday tea, .will be • held, at
the home of yrs. Garnet Farrier.
Mrs, Farrier closed • the W.M,S.
and W.A. mee4ng with prayer.
the vicinity this week.
Mr. Tenant, luniber merchant of
Toronto, Was tip to George Thomp,
eons on business last week. ,
Mr: W, Lawrenee, our esteemed
and generous-hearted neighbor
who come from Bonnie Scotland
and took up this residence amongst
us sonic time ago, sold his stock
arld farm implements on Monday.,,
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From our files of 1891
Calenfarrow
Reeve McPherson is at Goderich
this week attending township
matters.
Mr. end Mrs. Hutchison of Cul-
ross and Mr, Hutchison of Howiek
visited with Mr. Campbell last
week.
Mr. George Fortune's brillt
house, now in the course of erec-
tion, will be a credit to the owner
and will meet the demands of any
farm house.
„Tames Nichol erected a new barn
56 x 50 feet last Wednesday.,
SS, No. 5 and S.S. No. 9 ba-Ve
made arrangements for a 'union
picnic to be held in Mr. Thos.
1-lasting's bush on Friday, Swings,
music and programme will be
furnished.
Miss Bella Findlay is visiting
Miss Wylie.
Miss Ellen McDougall has secur-
ed a position in Wingham, where
she will reside for the summer
months.
• Miss Ella Hastings left Thursday
for the county of Kent, where she
intends residing during the sum-
mer.
Andy Common made'. his, first
trip of. this season to Bluevale
Cheese Factory on Monday. ,
A fine specimen of the trout
kind was caught at Elijah Hig,
gins' last week. It measured over
11 inches in length arid weighed
over two pounds.
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G•lenannan
Glenannan is booming in all
directions, the ring of the black-
smith's anvil, the puffing of the
locomotive and the shrill Whistle
from the sawmill which has just
been erected impresses the spec-
tator with the idea that, we will
soon have a booming town.,
Wake up sleepy hollow,
You've lots to be done
All in the year 1891.
Mr. David 1VIcClannaehan, a near
relative of Mr. James Weir, arriv-
ed' last week from Glasgow; Scot-
land. He says he is . delighted
with the country and climate and
intends going in for farming.
• Sacrament of the 'Lord's Supper
was dispensed on Sunday to
.Eadies' congregation, Rev. Mr.
Geddes, ,Whitechurch officiating.
Mr. Joseph Piper is visiting her
parents in Michigan.
The monthly prayer meeting held
in Mt, Nebo church last Tuesday
evening was well attended.
A skip on the light fantastic,
came off at Robert Muir's on the
evening of Friday last, so that
heels, Voice and brain are all well
represented in this neighborhood.
Miss Powell of the 6th concession
was last week visiting on the 104th
concession. • LENTEN MENU SUGGESTIONS
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Lueknow visited on, Sunday With
Mr. ,and Mrs.' Crias. Tif in.
Miss, Marjorie Coultas of Guelph
General hospital, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. ,:and.
Mrs. Albert Conites. ' • .
Mr. and Mrs, David Moffatt. arid
children of Kinloas vialted on Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Martin.
The 0:G.I.T. held their monthly
meeting on Tuesday last at the
home of Mrs Ezra Seholtz, with
10 girls present,'and with the presi-:
'dent, Frances .11enry, presiding,
Karen Groskortb' read the Scrip-
ture lesson from John Chapter 4,
and led in prayer and Elaine Conn
gave "the thought for the day".
They decided to hold their next
-meeting at the bora of Elaine
Conn on March 12th. Muriel Moore
and Judy Wilson Were in charge
of the tarries and Mary Fisher led
in a sing-song'. Valentines were
exchanged by the group, and the
hostess served hinch.
Mrs. Kenneth PoWling, Beth and
baverne,_ spent Sunday at the
bonne Pt her sister, Mr. Willard
Allan, of Mount Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Ifttrold Walkei
visited. en ViltlaY With MO and
Mrs, Aciniunri Irwin of Goderieh,
and Mrs, Jack Murray of
SaskateheWian, spent last Week
With Mr. and Mrs. Gerstiom John-.
strati,
Mr, and'Mrs. Allen Barger of
Amberley visited on SUnday with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
T, 1. NiQorp.
Mr,' end Mrs. Russell Gaunt,
Janet and' Donald visited on 11,n,-
day with his father, Mr. 'rhea.
Gaunt, and' with her father, Mr,
David Currie and Miss Leah Cur,
de, gdwa.rd St.
Mr. and Mr. Ernest Beecroft,
Ronald and Kirk visited on Sunday
at the borne of her brother, Mr.
Robert Sinnamon, of Winghani.
Mr. Kenneth, Laidlaw came from
1,400don on Saturday; •and his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, James Laidlaw,
accompanied him to his .home in
London for the week-end returning
home on Monday.
Mr. Alex Robertson made a• busi-
ness trip to Toronto on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. John McBurney
of Marnoch visited On Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Gerd McBurney.
Mrs, D, Billie and John,
visited on Sunday at the home pf
her brother, Mr. Stewart Mus-
grove of. Wroxeter.
• Mrs,` Kenneth MaSon was a guest
last Friday evening, when the
Winghana Mary Hastings Group
held A meeting in the Legion Hall,
and during the evening presented
Miss Louise Canipbell, daughter of
Mr. arid Mrs. Parker Campbell,
and a bride-to-be with several.
beautiful gifts.
Mr, and: Mrs. Chas, Moore and
children returned „home on Sunday
after spending the past two weeks
with -Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore,
of Preston. !
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott
visited on Sunday at the home of
'his ,sister, Mrs, Albert Walters, of
Teeswater.
Mrs. Jean Craig and Mr. and
Mrs. John draig, • Stephen and
Kimberley of Oakville Visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr., and
,Mrs. John Craig. . •
Miss Myrna Stock'ill of Kitchen-
er spent the week-end' at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert•Iaaidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson
and family of Tillsonburg, and his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jos. Thomp-
son of Goderich, visited with Rob-
inson families on the 9th conces-
sion of East Wamanosh on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Spotton
of Toronto spent the week-end
With her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Henderson. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Campbell,
yr. and Mrs. •Clarence Blackball
of Toronto visited on • Sunday .at
the' home of Mrs. George McCien-
aghan. ,
Mr. Geo. Ross, of Owen Sound,
Spent the week-end• with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, '
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. .Groskorth,
Paul and Karen visited on Sunday
at the home of his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. J. C. Groskorth of
and with Mr, and Mrs. Otto
Groskorth and son, Jimmie, who
arrived home by boat, after spend-
ing three years with the Air Foree,
as warrant officer. in Germany.
Mr. and Xis: Otto Groskorth and.
son are leaving for North Bay,
where he will be stationed for
some months. •
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoffman of
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On Friday evening last an
Association of Patrons of Industry
was organized at Harris' School
House by F. J. Bennest, county
•
organizer. The folloWing • officers
were .duly, elected: 13ro, Peter Mc-
Ewan, pres,; Bro, John Musgrove,
vice pres.•, Bre. Jas Heoper, sec.;
Bro. R. Gilkinson, treas.; Bro, N.
Bolt, Minerva; Bro. P. S. McEwan,
Demeter; Bro. John Hall, guide;
Bro. A. Wheeler, sentinel.
Mr. Adam Rutherford, son cif
Mr. Walter Rutherford of ' the
boundary, left foe Manitoba on
Saturday last. If he likes the
country it is altogether likely the
whole family will remove west
some time in the future,
Mr. 'Peter McLaren of the Blue-
vale Road has -let the contract
for a new residence which he will
erect this year, Messrs. Selith,
Malcolm and Gibson of 13ruseels
have undertaken the whole con-
tract, •
Mr. Joseph Pugh will do the
Stonework and plastering and
Messrs, Smith, M.aleolin and Gib-
son the carpenter work On George
Forturle's new brick residence.
Mr. and Mrs, Gershon). Johnston
2 and IVft, and MI'S,: John Murray
spent Sunday with Gorrie friends
and on Monday they and Mrs, Jas.
Johnston and baby, Paul, of Turn-
berry were in Stratford where Jim
is eniployed at the new Shakes-
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Quite a ttembor of Whitechureh
Farm attended the open
meeting in Belga:nye On Monday
night when they were entertained
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Our village is growing rapidly at
Present, there being three ,new
ftmtilies catered within its limits
this week,
A goodly number of the young
people of this vicinity congregated
at the residence Of Mr. Ralph
Metcalf on FrielaSr,eVening last and
amused themselves with dancing
and _singing song&
truer Now I boMINI1014'11
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Married, 2$ inst Mr, P. Ballagh
to Miss L, Jeffrey by the _Rev,
A. C. Stewart.
Mr, 1), Brenner Of Manitoba is
paying 4 parental visit,•
Miss Annie Breen has arrived
from Michigan, where she spent a
few months with her brother, Will,
Mr. D. X, lVfeDonald, merchant,
spent a few days in Paisley last
Week.
'IVIeSars, Breen, Metcalf and
MerkleY will be considered mot-
hers of the COP( on Friday night,
At the ktUltlill meeting of the
telt:lore Cheese and Thitter 'Com-
pany hoct onSaturday the follow-
;frig were elected direttors for the,
'coining ,year., John Johnston,
• Bluevale
Adam Grey, son of William
Grey, aged about eleven years,
met with a painful accident on
Thursday. While drawing slabs
with Harry Stowe, he by some
means fell from the wagon and
the wheel passed over him, break-
ing his thigh bone. He is suffer-
ing a great deal but there is not
considered to be anything danger-
ous in the case.
Mr. William Patterson, who has
been very sick, is rather better.
Mr, S. Black brought in three
steers to be weighed the •other day.
They tipped the beam at 4020.
Mr, J. Golley, our station 'agent,
has a cow that weighed just about
1600.
Next Sunday Conductor Snider
will preach in the Methodist
Church, In the evening, by special
request, he will deliver his "Rail-
road Sermon".
Mr.Stevens of Clinton has moved
to the village and will carry, on
wagon making, etc.
Mr. Edward Leech took his de-
parture for the North West on
'110esday.. He intends to visit his
Son and daughter at Chicago oh
the way. He goes to Fort McLeod.
Mrs. Samuel /3lack has been con-
fined to her bed for some Utile and
is a great sufferer.
Mr. Jas, MePheraon of this place
will take a situation in the cheese
faetory at Brownsville,
a , .6
Zetiiind
• The first meeting of the Sunday
School, was held, the following
officers being appointed: Superin-
tendent, jOhn Eglesten; seeretary-
treasurer, Thomas McDonald; au-
ditors, Albert Thompson and Ro-
bot KennedY.
Mrs. and Miss Elide Youhill wore
visiting at George Thompson'S,
Tuesday last.
We are glad to learn that lVfiss
Jennie Tervit, who has had a
severe attack of inflareanation and,
pleurisy, IS slowly recovering, ,
Mrs. W. Arbuckle ha S been wait-
ing on her slater, Mr's. W. Acilmes,
Who has been sick for sonte tiMe,
Mr. and Mrs. r red, Thompson
and family took a trip to Walton
Saturday last and returned on
ttiesdaY.
Miss Sniith Of Turnberry and
Miss Taylor of Itineardine were
visiting at Mr, Jones Wilson's lag
Week,
Mr. Robert and Miss Ulla, Taylor
celebrated their birthday by having
a &nide in the liaise In whien Mr.
jetties Patterson is living.
'Mr, Porter, oenaus taker,- visited
WItsIONAM ORANCIi
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WHITECHURCH The W,M,S,
of the Presbyterian Church met
on Wedneschity last in the S.S.
room of the , church, with the
president, Mrs. Dawson Craig, pre-
siding.
Mrs, Johnston 'Conn and Mrs.
Victor Emerson led In the Scrip,
tura lesson from 2 Kings, chapter
6' and from Zechariah and HehretV,
chapter 2, Mrs, Emerson gave a
talk on the message, and read a
poem. Mts. Frank Coulter lecl in
the Missionary prayer, The roll
gall was answered by a Scriptine
verse On love, Mrs. Craig led in
the offertory 'prayer and announc-
ed that the WaVLS, share for the
honorary life membership for the
Presbytery Was $3, The supply
allodation is, 816, •Arratigernenta
were mado for the meeting Of the
Pay of Prayer to be' held on March
8 hi the TJnited
Mrs, IVreTnnis and Mrs. Craig
gave a renert of the recent Senn,
ary Presbyterial Meeting held in
Wingintm. Mrs. Ilifeltinis led in
the Glad Tidings prayer, The topic'
Was "Let's Listen in on a Center-
once In 3a.)41tCilt. Mrs, Casilek,
as a Canadian, led in the discuh-
'Sign, With Mrs, Johnston Conn, an.,
savoring. for Bone, Mrs. Emeraon
for Thailand, Mrs. Craig for Indo-
China, The questions were on
,ppaeoupolz, races,, religion and &MU.
The Meeting was closed with
prayer, by Mrs, Craig. , , .
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