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YEAR NO. 16
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ATHLETIC FIELD DAY OBITUARY
FOR CENTENNIAL WEEK
Toronto and London Girls May Again
Ply Ball Hero
Mr. 11. 11. MOCreatb, ut Turouto,
ovate in town thio week and on Monday
night conferred with the, centennial
velebrrttun committee with reference
to putting un an athletic field day as a
feature of the centeunlal week pro-
gram. last year. 1t will be remem-
bered, Mr. McCreath had a notable
gathering of athletes herr In eunoec•-
tlon with his camp at Meureetuug
Park and the field day which he put
on at Agricultural Park was, in trpite
of beery, rain, a great success. it a
proposed to have, a similar event on
Saturday August Sib. the doting 427
of the ceateanial celebration, and Mr.
McCreath has accepted the, commis-
eion, ou behalf of the centennial com-
mittee. of securing the attendance of
matt of the tureen t atbletes u
Pror(nee. _
The two ladies' baseball teems. one
from Toronto and tbe other from Lan-
d. whichplayed here last year may
again be gaged for the tame day. It
is reported that they are mallow. to ,�
meet rtn. and as there was great in-
terest' tbe battle between the two
teams here last year a renewal of the
duel would be a highly popular event.
Mr. Meru, rib has several other in-
teresting featdres fur the athieti, ury
under cooaidieration. and under his
energetic leadership the closing day orf
the celebration w111 doubtless be a fit-
ting rima% to a week of notable
events.
Mr. M'4'
,rrath reports that the 1;ode
erich old boys of Toronto are looking
forward to centennial week with
great eagernean. The committee Is
punning to have one morning or
afternoon of the week set uaide for a Hee
series of s and other sports ex-
clusively for the old boys, and the
'Huron ted Boys' Association of Tor-
onto to expected to enter its cham-
pion athlete•s in these events.
CARLOW
SLI.0
t4:tF:T ANN 01.1)
Mrs. Margaret Ann Old. widow of ,
the lute George 11. Old. died on Sun-
day, April 10th. at her home. 3111 Arms.
ury Place. Sault Ste. Mark; Mkt. at
the age of eightyvne years. Mrs. Old
will be remembered by the older red-
den*of Godericb. Ser husband con-
ducted • . grocery store hero y
4O.
years ago, moving to the Sault in 1i
Mrs. Old was born .In Boston, Mass.
Four daughters aid two sons survive:
Mn. l'. E. Healy. of Minneapolis:
R. T. Marriott, Mrs. E.■ Tay-
lor and A. Gertrude Old. o1 the
Sault; George k. old. of .Elan Fran-
cisco. and John P. OW, of tbe Sault.
Tbere are also several grandchildren
and great;grandchlldren.Il
OOMGGE A. TILT
Mr. sod Mrs. A. L Maxwell were
called to Preetou last week by the 111-
f the nein of Mem. Maxwelj'a tatter, Mr,
tieorge A. Tilt. whose death occurred
on Saturday. In his seventieth year.
Mr. Tilt was one of Preston's proud -
tent dtlzeos. lie was born at Blair,
Ont.. and was for thirty -eve years em-
ployed by the A. O. Wiemer Company.
of lirautford. later the Massey -Harris
Company. During that time he was
also engaged in the cattle business,
%blob he continued after severing con-
nections with this company about
1tttP.. Mr. Tilt was for thirtydve
years clerk of Waterloo townehip. end
after moving to Preston be became a
member of the local parks commis-
sion and the taotbeni allowance board.
Politically he was a Liberal. 1)e -
et aee•d was a prominent- washer Ai
Cambria Lodge. No. 3, IA.0JF., and of
the Masonic Lodge. 'He was a brother
of the tate Thomas Tilt. who for some
perwu of Thomas Baird. sr.. aged
seventy years and tire months. Mr.
(laird bad been subject for sortie Tittle
time to hemorrhages from the nese
and on.Friday he lame a particularly
severe. one, which when checked con-
tinued inwardly and caused Itis death.
Mr. Baird thew born in Stanley town-
ship on November 1st. LBO. and he
hail spent lila whole life lu the town-
ship. 'ae was one of a tinnily of
eleren. only one of whom now remains.
Mrs. Jeau Campbell of Moose Jaw.
The late I:.. rte •ltalyd. "The Master,
rt well knees n :11101 well -loved resident
for mane' year's was an older brother.
The subject of this sketch was mar-
ried on May 2lat. 11171), to Agnew J.
(Dunbar. eldest daughter . of the late
Mr and Mrs. Joseph 'i) nter of Ash-
field town.hI .. who survives. with ode
wit, Mr. Thumar B. Baird. who re -
tildes on the homestead. Mr llnlrtl
was a ldbernl in volitive( and a enmity
terlan In religion. He was active in
church work and for many years was.
%eeretary of the Bible ei ielety., He
was also for twenty )ram or more sec-
retary of Baird'', cemetery board. The
funeral took place from the family
residence on the tad of Stanley on
Monday afternoon. the services at
house and graveside being conducted
by the Rev. .4. Macfarlane. aselsted by
the Rev. W. A. Bremner of 11ruerte1d
Tjat, tallbear.rs were Meteors. Jame
Thompson. George T. Bnird, Thomas
Campbell.. John A. Moffat. John T.
laird and Hugh Gilmour. Many very
beautiful floret offering. were sent by
symlwth.-tl. friends. The relatives
land friends from n distance who came
to attend the funeral were: Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Baird. Detroit; Mrs. Wm.
Board and Nr. Wm. Sage, Toronto:
Mrs. If. Pentland. Miss Mary titrrdon,
Mr. and Mrs... 4Laydeu. Mr. J. WII-
son, Mr. Harry Lednor. Mr. and Mrs.
Angum Gordon. Mr. Theis. Dougherty.
-Her Jobo Quaid -mad, --James and John
McKenzie. Goierk'h: Mr. and Mrs. M.
S. Alkenhe•d and Mr. John .Aiken -
bead, London.
CARLOW. April 20. -Mr. and Sirs.
1'. A. Robertson and Mrs. A. John-
stone attendee) the funeral of the late
Mn. Emile Mclennan of Lochalsh.
whose tragic death oeeurreri on Mon-
day. April lltb. ,as the result of an
automobile accident.
Mrs. Thos. Mcl'be motored up
from Hamilton on Gond •Friday to
spend the weeheand at her old home,
'KN. Dr.
M
Dr. and Mra Baruby, wltb4
w nshe me. went' on to Lothian to
visit at the Doctor's former home.
They returned to HIamilton on Mon-
day.
Miss Mary Itolwrts,on, principal 0f
Glenview public aehool, Niagara Palle.
1s spending the Easter vacation' with
her sister, Mrs. E. Fisher.
The service in the church on Sunday
was well attended. 'rev. E. loulter
gave au excellent Easter eermon and
the ehnir gave a fitting selection fors -
the day.
Mr. C. A. Robertson and Mb.. Doro-
thy are spending a few days at Tor-
uItn this week.
A number from Carlow attended the
funeral of the late Miss C. Augustine
at Dungannon on Sunday, including
the M'Bride tastily, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. R. Varcoe, Bert and Chat Varcoe,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Trethewey. Mr. and
Mrs. Errington, Mra. Clark and the
Gallagher family. Miss Augustine was
formerly the teacher In S. S. No. 1 and
was very highly regarded. -
Mr. and Mrs. Robitet. or -['Flacon.
visited at the Maedela' on Good Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilan Schwalm and
children visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Pani Maedel on Friday.
Mlss Julia Young was up from Tor-
onto and spent the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Young.
Miss 1s-. h I Young la spending the
holiday% with friends at Monkton-
Mise llauswell, of Co-hrane, is
vlaitiag with Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson..
The Saltford Auxiliary of tbe Gads
erlch hospital served lunch at McGaw
etatton the day of the Huron bacon
hog fair. They were well patronized
and addei considernhly to their fundb.
The young people of the church are
busy preparing n play, "An Marty
Bled," whlrh will lie given on the 27th.
It Is a• good, piny nnd the young people
are potting a lot of time on It.
Mr. and Mrs. 'itobert %'ikon and
two children, of Cochrane, are visiting
the former'* parents at -ItldPn-wee,"
and oleo with his brothers, Messrs.
Tom met Frank Wilson.
The W. M. S. met in the townehip
ball on God Friday with a Inrge at-
tendance and the president, Stir* 11.
Clark. in the chair. The Roster leaf-
let wns followed throngh nt. Mrs.
(Rev.) E. Poniter rend nart of n chap-
ter from the Meade brook and will finish
the same at the next meeting. lira.
john Toting nnd Sire. Poniter gave
very Interesting Raster meessagew,
which were enjoyed by all prevent. A
pleasing feature of the meeting was
the pnestntatlon of a i1te 1M•mher5bip
eertifente to Men. George (:len, 5hn
has been a member of the Rowlett for
thirty-nine ,care, ever ahem it was ors
Ranlac.l in 1S5R. Although completely
_taken by surprise, Mrs. filen thanked
the members in n fete well-elemen
worda for their thonghtfnlntn.•e. Prat-
er from the leaflet was read, in unl.nn.
atter which a dainty lunch eras nerved
And a plea:not half-hour repent talk
Ing over tl* work her the mummer.
Mise Doris Fleher, of Detroit. spent
!•.fetter at the home o1 her parent..
Mr. and Mrs. 41. 1. Miter.
years conducted the British Exchange
hotel In 4:oderlch. He la survived by
tits wife. two sons and two daughters.
The funeral took place on Tuesday Jo
the Blair cemetery.
THOMAS IBAIRD
Clinton News•Setnrd (March, SI):
A member of a well-known Stanley
townahlp family peeved away very
suddenly on Friday create( last in the
GODER!CH, ONTARIO, THDDA`.. APRIL 21,--49/7
I lit: eiltiN AL l'K1N7'14:41 Cel -.}-MITER, I•nbtiahp s.
---- I LAST WEEKS SAD -
ar
The News f ,the Town
Harbor Notes
Two steam -re arrived at this port
this week. The ellenelg came in nu
Sunday from Toledo with a Fargo of
23(1) tons of coal for the Western ratt-
ails Flour Mills plant. The first
steamer to arrive this lowing, with a
cargo of grain fur the 4:o,krleh 'ele-
vator was. te Br.oktou. which dis-
tarked 110.1 bushel/. 'of wheat .0
iwe•dneada y.
The steamers Satdtatihewau and
Torktun are expected with enrgoes of
grain for the Godericb elevator. and
the steamer Batton is ebur at the
\Cistern Canada Flour Mills etevater.
Three more freighters of the eiater
fleet left port the past week, Thr.
steaaaer David Troxell cleared- iight,
for Lorain. the Kamloops for Sorel..
said -the 1). 4t: --Manna---4.e--Feet--W444--
Ram.
The three remaining steamers of the
winter fleet, Hurlbut %V. Smith. B.
Lyman Smith and -Wilbert 1!I. lt>atth.-
are now fitting out and will likely
elrar uu Saturday next. ---
Canaille
Cala it a Worsen's League
That the Cathullc Women's League
leas completed) a year of su.•essiut
*ei?vitr wes Ahow11 at its sixth an-
imal meeting, held Wedneedav even-
ing. April 13th, and attended by a
goodly number of members.
The treasurer, Mise C. M. O'Neil,
reported a substantial sum had,en
raised during the past year. ,This
be
This re-
port was followed icy- a very compre-
Iwnelve review of the ieagues activi-
ties for each month during Ole year.
'Phis report wes prepared by Mra. F.
1..
Dein. rewording secretary, and
tevtlfleeti In no small measure to the
Inferrer and zeal shown by the mem-
ber. in the various efforts which re-
sulted In such a creditable showing
*ud flue enabled them to give a noels-
and
eadyand generous respnnee to the mnny
demand,. mode 11'1.111 them. Mrs. W. ,1.
Lannon presided luring the first part
of the meeting abet before netting she
commended In it few words the. past
efforts and urged a enntinuanee or if
an Increase of the same, keep-
ing ever In mind the motto of the
League. -For God and Country." Mn...
.1. B. Whitely landed the work which
had been aecomplislie.I by the Society,
After a hearty vote of thanks to the
retiring Officer.. Mrs. F. Rnbintu,n was
appointed chairman for the election
of °fibres *wd the toII wing wen•
e•le•.•teel for the coming year: Spiritual
adviser. Rer. Father (`nmp•au: past
preaid.nt. Mts. W. J. Lennon; presi-
dent. Mrs. J. 71. Whitely: lot vicr-
president. Mrs. R..1. Phelan ; 3r1 vlee-
preeIdent, Mra. P. J. itnp.•hler; 3rd
dee-president. Mrs. L. 1.. Dean: cor-
responding secretary', Mrs. E. J.
itncehter: treneurer. _ Mrs. 1). M.
O'Brien: councillors, Mrs. R.hin,on,
Mrs. Barrow. Mrs..1. Phi•len anti Miss
'Vaughan.
To %tart the year's work till'. Lague
has planned a .-.ries of terns and a
--l*wtt-wirisl-at -s-brow .fate. '
TO THE BUSINESS MEN
The Centennial Committee has pni-
rldh'd an attractive engraving fin two
Sizes) for the nae• of me'rchduts nnd
other business men .on their stationery,
with the ohjes•t ut a tvertistig the
centennial celebration. This- can ire
nerd without any .xtrn Bout when you
are having u stock ed rtathllery
[whited: or can Iw printed at small
cost at any of the heal 'whiting offices
011 shy stationery you already hare.
Al it Is now getting well on towanls
the date etthe celebration. It Is urgent
that all should co-operate in adver-
tising the event pled it Is hoped the
bnslness people will give their asAlst-
un,e •r once to the manner indicated.
Deet everyone help to the extent of
hie opportunity in putting over this
dellum:11nt ,elebtatlas.-- 14-is.onte by
united effort we can make It the stow
cuss it eholld le.
('F.NTPINNI.11, /Y►MMiTTF`F.
THE CAPTAIN AND THE HAT
reeord,.l in Ti,,• 51511111 hast week. Cnptnin .lag,.ow of the freighter
A. M Kovno wns presented on Monday. 11th hot., sith the hat elven each
spring to the captain bringing the flrst hent Int,' port The Byers arrived
from Milwaukee ,'n SAturdny. the !)the with n t-nre. of 430.(ns) bis, of eat"
and ,oats. Thr pt'ture show" Capt. Jagenoa topped with a *Ilk hat of ah-
ei,•ni vintugp which somebody prafuerd for the mese-ion. while' In his hand
I. the new fedora presentee) to him by Mayor MaeFwan In behalf of the
town atinding h•shle the captain i" the Meyer. while to the extreme
left are Comiellior Ceti nnd Town Clerk Knot In the rear is the berme
which is to be prevented by the town to the sienmer (Inlet -14h of the Cas-
ette Steamship i.rnes.
tloderieeh wean the first harbor on the upper bikes In receive a .ar(n fhta
season. msintsining Iry rementlen as ''The first I1Arhnr to open and the
I*s1 10 cisme.'.
w
.brother ( 10 See It
-The \\'i,n,g Wrh!,'. h.•
comedy given Feces*, ruder :a au4
plces ut'the Arthur Clre•:r. w : to re
ia•uted on Friday eveahtg. ,V til :Mild.
In the lecture reom-rt Knox ,'htlr'•tr.
Aeluilsslon :tic. 44
Greyhound Featuring Monday, Juno 1
The steamer (irsyJuutut a:,i "mike
its annual excursion trip from Introit
to Godcrlck nu Moseley. Juno- 11th, this
year. The regnlrt- ai o dight ex-
curalon will be run. t of 4;,eineo.h .p_
the evening d Junk t11. and the fol-
lowing morning. ,boat! 7ththe trip to
Detroit will 1,e et d,, Witt: return
to (ks►er[eh rn, Tet•elay. ,Mule 1Ak
and the that trip t*Au'•truit wilt tike
elece F'rWsf "obi • June lin h.
Hobby Fair at theorist Sehsel
The dale of the Ohio fair of Vik-
toria school ander Oa dtrorolotCwt-tbe
home and S,hol Cleo Imes twee set
for Thursday. AprI - rhe •All Judging
will be completed o 1►rdne•sday even -
tug after which the mimes of the pu-
pols•wlll 'tar placed ea their res peel ive
work anti the schtill still be open to
the public on Tutu y afternoon from
4.1.E to 3.:10 oc d nt. 'rburtuyt
evening from 7 to neletek. ' A witch
larger prize list ttat)been arrunReel for
this year and the potent,. :tad friends
ore asked to show,hr appreciation
end eneottrage the ?opll' by their af-
t endan ee. A - .1 Iy,nllPttb*. 111_4*--
taken to help dal,the -expense of
the prizes. :a -_ -- Now-__
of of I.oderitb
Mr. and Mrs. 31 .: 1'►ick, lite of
the Hunte road, .rich towv*hip:
near Holme -ovule. r.- eon. to God-
erfch to reside. fere their de-
parture from their me in the towu-
ship they .were wit' inert ley n num-
ber of neighbors a frirudw and were
presented with a n.l.nwe reading
lamp aee..utianied the following
address: '
To Mr. and Mrs. Mlthaei Flick:
Thar Frit -netts- 4 vine learue.l that
you have di>slrow"L cunt farm and
prola•rty std Ino to remove from.
'our midst ill the n future. we. your
trienetx and neigh teed church a--
tune,.
\cion 10 ss to YOU in
mom.• muwu-r out e,tlmat(on of
what, your 11 ,slgant to our
' (ommwniey.
in which you have• ed amongst us.
'this community has 1 1 greatly Iwn.-
fitted ley your keen ut.rest In end
your loyal support . alt that 'p•r-
talned to the I.Ighe•st welfare of its
residents. We know• hat you have
gladly and with a evil! g spirit ,glren
of yuttr vey tt-yt tt1urtig to help talons
• every cause .h,tv'lut fdr its • aim the
betterment Of the community. We
shall' miss your pretence from our
ehurell sercttt'= met modal gatherings.
' at which we have always- found you
faithful attendant- we " %!tall miss
cj W 1teighh>r:y 11-.1' and your open
hospitality, mall f,.,ted in your own
home to all your friends. Wt. trust
that in your pew ;race of residence
you will host he r. r:g roared to enjoy
well-wurited_res_pI '- from the stren-
uo114 labra -ef ►"t« pant. We greatly
regret your dept-, ere from our cont
munity, bort we k,.ow that you will
readily' form -new- friendships - ane!
11-evt• yeurset cos w •rthr Oilseeds of the
teen of Galerieh Aber* we learn you
purpose residing We bad ono end-
all purposed as-, subbing on this 1O4.4
01411011 at your ,e -Ale, to•eujoy a flirt,
will ww•inl gain, r. a together with you
and to present to eft Mane slight ioketi
of onr kind regard. hut owing to Mrs.
Fliek'r 11ln.ss. wbi•-h we hope is Intl
temporary, we thm•tght It wise to da.
Rate the niatter farewell to n tett'
frleuds among your many friends, who
noir ask you to ,1eoept-this ,1 --isle
lamp as a token cf our regard. trust•
tnTMATIVs11r of Imes noon II format
asso•latiot,s and ; .assort tnsmorleie of
the bygone flay- •!out among your
friends In Holm, - 'Ice rk•inity. Again
let us wry we ate situ to hid you fare-
well. but sine. y„•i bur. det•fded to re-
mote. w,• wish y, Gars rielieel',h•ss-
ing of hertlth at. happiness and en-
joyment in Tool • W homy for many
Years to colo..
Rlgutwl on N 1 f 411 your friend..
J. 1' - •e •Iha and WiI!iaut
Glenn,.
Mr. -'lick re.e, . fittingly, expres.-
in; regret at t1,, :liongl►t of 41c,•rin_
the ties formed ''y eighteen *curs'
r,esidroce lit 7; enmmunity-. and
thanking tltt fri,i,ls, on'whnif of him-
self and wife f,r the kind words
reed to them At: f•or the gift. which
would Im' fongd ,,'rt n*efnl in their
new home.
Byerkrtion in June
lafurmatlou at hand 1171, week is to
the effect that the N rth ilurou bye
eltetluu will he held. in June. The
camel drip, it is understood, hat not
iweu.tk•cltl rl-asci. and .%r tar 'there has
ial *mu•intemenl
To Organize for Baseball
A public ee,ting will he held In the
town halt on Wednesday evening. ,
April 27111. at s p.m.. for the purport.
of organizing :e baseball team for the
coming sea-ou The towns of Mit-
eltrll. Seaf..rth and WIngleam bare in-
timated their intention of Mining
Teams fu the 11.14 this -mason. Ail
baseball player. aid fans art invited
to be present at thi. me•etiug.
CHURCH NOTES
The. services ;r Knox church nest
finnday wilt be n- followe: Public w•or
ship *i 11 nem. n e -1 7 pm. 4'ondncted hr
tote minieter. Sabhnth ".hoop •end
Bible daase, at :1 p.m.
The Arthur cit.* ' of Knox etittr.h
Will hold their ;hank -offering mese?
Ing nn Monday pyrnkag. April 2'nle. nr
It o'clock, In the 'rehire room. .l ape -
esti program has been arrawred All
members are s"k,41 to he present
s , • of .• dei si v • Mout to made friends readily and had the
u many 'hell x nppy act r n r. dining
rte• ai er n e • IP
ceoi.:Ir with the short service opening mother. iug [t ince 1111$44.1•441,01,1,:141.`1.0 glutei over the
the W. A. members' prayer. Af- ' entire; neighnlu 'her enrlr -
ter this prayer he called Mrs. Hardy' slain of Detroit. spent the weekend .111ya s e. was member o the rew y-
diei,•e.an tltt member. 3urs. Slick. a Spuliu. -- inter belongtwi toss the To,halsh Pres-
el.srter member of live W..t., and onebyteri 111 e•hiereh, She was always
11 r. and Sic. 1., L. I►T,x ,,,,L,11,a nun, t._I with the a. tfritl.a of the
,' t a• .,ides! tne•6uers of 15r--t.edrge'a Enso-r in- Toronto. ST+. hnux 14 re -
1 .7:gregati•,l., presented Mrs. Itonly tuaining in the city for the rest of the church life and will be greetly missed.
n[t1: the eel -titivate and* pill. 31Ies •lv,,,,k. 'Mr. and Sirs. Fraser and family
Biotin then read the following ad- Mr. bud Mrs. M .I. SeheNmhxis nnd' ween• netiflrd at th«it. bone. In Detroit
dr. family and Mrs It H. Johnston, of And with their stns, i1,nt John. Lorne '
The Guit'L lio". (;Muton. visited rriaiises-in tow's the nod .laughter. Miser Vitale -Ili. arrived
_.-.-. r_ Tho
T9fh. 1W27.post tltei•l. • - from that place on Tut -sties. They
Dear Mr-. Manly.- On the eve .0f Mrs. I)onald T. Mornay.. and child- were also a,vromp tiled by Mr. and
fru. of llsvtb ld s,a•nt Geed Friday
Thos. Jean.. of the 4121. city.
erfOl 1b F -FT(Bt; el -the i'o:h-,rne-T'o' Ito-tuwruwin(t hn,iuind and yonng
apwnttwnts'. - e n and other relnrive•'. of 11.101•114441.
S(r. 11. Trnmbl.r and Mr. J. Bowler.
of
hesartfelr sympathy of the eeem-
of i etroit. spent the weekend at the munity is ext.nskrl. The funeral rook
wishes go with you to your new' home..hume of the latter's parents, Sir. and , pIse. to Klnesr.Rate� cetaetery on Wed
As a token ot'rrmcmbrsnae they ask Sirs. M..1. Bowler.
modify aftern.wn, !tri.- Mr. eantphell
Cott to kindly ne•ee�t this di.teeaan Miss Ethel Whitely'. of Dyer'. Bay.
Ofkiating. Kincardine Rerlrw.IG-
life•iuemh.rehip In the W. A.. and the is spending the holidays at the tuotry Sooner.
naronpn71ti11g Sorter and flowers.of her parents, Mr. nnd Sirs. J. E. - -. - -
25411(.10 %I. Alia ltnrrie .i,.i-tint Whitely. 'Huron road. PERSONAL rJNTION
Srsrctary of St. i:mrge's itestaelt---44----Mr • Fred T. ri-a!Ki•, nftr•r !wing
the W. A., Goeterieh' IAIII up for se•rernl weeks w• Mr.... T. (i. ('onset and Mims /;ere
The purse and flowers were then hirted h•R. Ix now aloe 10
ith M•x alsfracrut Mrd ,,noun nturbrei ia, t week ,from their
presented by Mrs. Smith, with the uw' nt crutrhem• I wi1,h•r visit to Fiorewit
Mrs. !lardy received the ,gifts most p ondan Fete Prem,+.: Nr. xn•l Slrs.
Mr nnd Mrs. Graham Robinson and
3!'1eJ}srlal Ftasttylilk_.__.
The E1118141: season of 12.27 will like-
ly be remembered for wally sears as
an exeeptionally pirasatit nuc. The
wwlther was_,nmmetliks iu It.
warmth, and there were many visitor.
In, coon. the roads bring la eieellent
eon dittoo for motor travel. The wea-
ttwr eiontiuued war" until Tursdmy
night. when a 'beary rain and electrl-
1•11 storm marked v change to cooler
weather.
Servicee apleroprlale to the Eyster
festival were held ein the various
with spesciei 071111.x1 pro-
grams. gatand war. attended by targe
eoogrebua.
Dredging at Harbor Eloinuar e
Engineer Buughner, :of the Federal
IMlwrlment ..pt Public _Works. war
herr last week taking sounding+
prepuvt.re to the catling of tenders
for dre.tging to t.e Moue at the harbor
this year. The- entrance eltennel is to
ler dredged to • depth of 951f4 tett and
width of 400 feet from deep water out-
side the breakwaters to the piers. thus
providing aleunelance of leeway fur the
jargeed vessels on rutering the harbor.
.1s already stated it these columns.
.'.IA) feet of concrete construction work
1. to be deur this sensnn On the north
pier. and :(10 feet on the swath pier.
Tenders for dredging and fur the
work on the nortle'pier Ar. to be. ealletil
at an early date. It is understood
PERSONAL MENTION
TRAGEDY AT LOCHALSH
Miss Jessie Foster wee ho Dt• tram
TL,routo for Easter. Mother and \velment Hale Die as
Mr. J. Eagau spent the week -end nt Result of Accidenthis home at London. Meld her a e.lwmnuit) Iwru stlr-
Mr. t.. sichaefftr, of Poole, war a Teti as la that of Ashfield and Huron
visitor town this week. townahipr by the double tragedy which
Miss Sore Hurley. of Sarnia. ie took place on Monday morning. April
spe•hdiug We week in town. 11th, when Mrs. Emile Melw•nnau war
Mr. and Mee. tiny Sperling. of Dur- so eeriouely Injured about 10 o'clock
Ili. *Peat o
. *rot !:Water Ia town. that abc passed awn ut noon and the
Mr. Stanley l'orter, of Stratford. infant sun. born shortly before' her
$Peat the week end ke town ,Leath. died also Mean bothe route lime
Miss Myra McNevin. of Toronto. •, uh
*wet the weekend ill 10571. Mr. aa! Mrs. McLeunaa and their
Mr. Macdonald White mutorrd up 'bre..-year-old soe. Itodnvy, had bee%
from Oshawa •1 the weekend. over to the home of her grandmother.
Mr. Arthur Bates. of Termite. is Mra George Humphrey. Returning
speeding few days in town. pont. they were accompanied by Ifni.Misr V, WI*. of Clinton, visited Humphrey. When going up the hill
friend* la town daring the holidays.into their Dome, but 11, e•iinterrivtr 14,
Mr. Ernest Pritchard. of (."don. ArbIIPkl. the car stalled on the hill.
spent taoud i'rteley with frkuds in which to Somewhat steep, Mr. M.-
town. lemma blocked the ,car and all gnu
-_. Miss _..Maud.-...1.rxtonr_ y,L.-.Ittet'ruk.-1 Jur-tip rim went to the barn a*Tw.•
spent Easter a her home. Kays I cured u horse end cupid. 'l'vmiug back
,britt. ss .4e rtteched the rope to the stalled ear
Misr Eteahor Ihugb.rty, of TrRod- and Mrs.'Mclamau then *tipped in
mock, is spending the. Easter p erlloo, to the dor to
In town. gull i -imp-the hill, The
Mss. Alice White'''. of.fldssltoroii. Is ear had just rrh'ely started wbea the
*pendia( a week with her piece, Mrs. rope. broke end en !t began to haco
J. H. Pipe.. down the hill. MYr. McLennan ran t,
]firs [tetalrh•e Fleury is IpWtdlgg the the car and yrs. Mei.nnan in endear
"ring to get out he ams entangled and
Emcee holidays with Mr. C. V.'leery.
was usable to clear herreelfrlt at unto.
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of Kisatdlne. When she suces•ededvin getting out she
Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Prier, of Guelph, fell cinder the whorls and 'was rotted
spent Faster with their mint, Mr. W. clown the embankment. She was tun
PrIee. Elgin are. cunseloua when plektd up and taken
Miss Beatrice Lauder. B.A.. to the house. M, Heal aid was sum
('otharine5- 1. spending the Lenst.r
holiday* la town. mooed and It was (bund that she was
Internally at.
injured
Miss Mayo IltlridarL 15 1 ) ed Soo hope was
held out for her recover)-. In the
spending the Easter vacation with her meantime a little twiby boy was born.
retet"ves la town. but ft too passed sway. The reality
Mer. W. Feagau and son Marahail, of the tragedy come* home more
who have been on the secs lilt. are am- ♦iodly when one looks into the entfin
proving the past week. and teem the little one lying on the
Mrs. Ii. Elliott aid son Alex, of mother's arm.
Wlndaor, spent the Faster week -end This Isnot the first time the ear boa
with Mr. anti Mrs. J. Hussey. 'tailed nn the hill and Mr. McLennan
Miss Olive Whitely. of Toronto, Ia bad before used the same rope to draw
holidaying at the home of her pari•nte, the tar cep. His wife had also steered
31r and M-...1. E. Wbil.ly; the ear And that morning mho coun-
t • Miss Mildred Dougherty. of Tor- dently stepped into the car to again
onto, spent Easter at 11e hointent.her
wnthrr. Mra. N. Dou/berty. • `7 guide it. The car went over the etn-
Mr Wallace McLaren. of Toronto. n bankmentand rolled down on its four
wheels, not turning over. if the un -
was in towu for the week -end and fortunate woman had remained in the
pace The Signal a plectwlnt cell. ear she would have come through. per -
Miss [Avila H.rn, of Toronto, is
hope. without any serious mishap. the
Life MembershipPresented MPS. Mr. and Mra. W. Hers. holldaying at the home of her par- V car not being demented In the lea,t.
On Tuesday afternoon the ladies of Mrs. Thomas E. (iaul.y and lough-' Uee`ared w"" formerly Miss Viola
St. George's congregation met in the ter. Hasel,'••'k►►uw••t a Esater dunday with Fraser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
perish house, where a -presentation Mrs. 1k.naltT, Murray at Baptield I Fraser. Monet. formerly 0f the 4th of
was wady tui Mrs. Hardy, president of Me. and Mra. Peter Weir, of Strat- ; llurun. She was totes twenty-five
•MIs►--) F Mown-' •14 461" W.-.4-• of O1-lre're-etsitwnr Aye ram wee* etclaps ago sad has tears �a hai. Atrn s.
a diocesan life membership in the Wu- ,211, (tome of Sir. nnd! Mrs. Fred Weir. i lean. lean. h haabfft4- ilii$
man's Auxiliary with its accomennc- The Misses Marion and Aviv,, line. leaves 4.111P eon, Rodney. oteout three
Ing pin, and also a purse-snd-hnmiuet- Renee. or Gait. are a�pcsidIhj the:1-yam old. lira tcleemen wen we -
„f beautiful rows. Easter hotldopx with their aunt. Now !.man !.man by ail who knew her. Of
in a few• uleuiug words the re.•trr lglrer ('lark l a bright and ctxerfrl dislxositlon. she
to k. th pleasing ng a int A Mtrs !(eta linraetl, principal of the
take lla.e, tor whfdh a ma ! myth utntinlwtldru yah.ol f. AioPthlinR h faculty- f t them. iir.
we -re. gttthrrwf togs -torr tires Tmo tl F' T 1-i lidai•d h r with her � alawtlt.aud the flrrum,lauu•a ■urruund-
with t P ) Nis Mnru l �p•uu +end iir. .los
t. 1 r n
t. tliLprETurOL'_WtJ(-(ming bcr as a -will, Ntte4r lwrrurt- Mr suet Mrs i'rlar' ferias rhnn4t at 4Ht .rf Hxron but
your 111.10.11'tu'e front St. I:eserge'.s leat-
her -the ner-wb-tlte--rear einem-Me -de-
sire to exert•,► -1u you their sincere re-
gret at
.•gretat having to hid y. u good-bye:
erne" til' .i4 0re yon their baric good
pfraelonm(t. -mt 111P nstor hu o
in. %'alter itatt.-Te•n. iefTaieleriell. anChildren, of 'h,ronto, wen. iurTLLIy
,.s,•wrd+ .zpn•ssrd Nr. Inniy'" lir. and Mrs. Carl Larson, of Walker- visl!Jry with their r,iady.-. here•. '
aiprvriatioh of the kind thought of tin. were retie-nt guests with Mr. nn't lieu Shia Wdolkmtr•, of Toronto,
tk. W• '‘• uipmlwr In .•harming a R[ft Sirs. W. E. Kelly. Itidenti*tiet *truth. ; spent Ensue et the bonne of her iter•
which would, be se) m11ch valued as the
Alrs. S. Frelhurg.r. of Kitchener, ' .nus. S1r and Mrs. F. W.w,lte nates
Iii•-metelw•rship. aid new of the Sonars•` wits visiting friends nt 1,ttngunnon. Slims Vicki Stonehouse, of a'hatluem.
and flowers., floarrs.-- o Nile slid Crewe the last two week% i4 the guest this week of her .i -ter.
Tea nes then served and a - Iasi and also visite,! Mrs Jam. 3114'ra.kin.
hunt spent. Mr* Rohe Wilson, Cameron alrw•t.
HRiEFM
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51-e our display and priers eof
enamels and sI ngeu Campbell's
Drug store.
Th. next Inthtic holiday is the 24111
of May, which falls this yanr on a
Tuesday,
Dr. W. F. Clark. secretary lot Moo
Goderich Treetthig- nnil facing .1''a'
'Ilie,n, reports ,I good number of -tel-
lies for the sti►ks trees ,, fn' 1fett sr
the IIS m,et on .4ggusl 1st.
Buaki it, to lutee nn i;u 'rnstil.K
cot emits!' nnnir.rsnry prevent en
Sntulrday next. SI. (icerge•'A 1)tty. In
,,1/1,•11 air. John Grit. of iheler4e•h. I.
to have 11 prominent pert as the grand-
son of the remoter of the 11otnl Pity.
Sirs, W. F. Wut,I, I •r' and. Mr I1.•rt
('nit will assist aith emelt polos ie the
program nt Slnl-K,. Hall on Thnrobry
and Frl.le.v"of next week; when the
'any --Mettler Mine" will he glen by
the ytinunR 114411164 of ''il•tmrlu
Street
ehnreh.
Rev. S. R. Hnnty will nfMint. next The C. N. R. has pinup," tato alb
Sunday for the MO time as rector of steel coaches( on Its paseenger*train.
Rt. Georyr''e church. The Arehhlih0p leaving bore 111 6 a.m. and Arriving at
hes appointed Rev. Mr. Tan,o k. of 10::10 p.m. These aro heavy. easy -
riding toachev of the uteet eleslge and
iwatMn. to eon,ncr tn. n-rved�
following linnets,• nnill the spiwdnt. area notibk' Addition to the vont:*
went of pie tioderie•h•Tnrnnto merrier.
meat of a flee, i• , nmlent.
I;od,rtch, over Goal F'rltIy'• 1 bits. Ina W1111*tts, of Chatham. Is
Mr. and Sir. \i' It. finder had ns
guests for t`o-144 t.l Ur. 1 H'. For
rb•r noel Mrs. Ferrier, of 4)stiawit
)Ills Madge \Wither. It.\ , and Mis
More Pinder. R.N.. of Cleveland, 0111o.
alai bir. Wm. Henry. of Toronto.
Mr. Wm. 4 ,Illuw. of ih•troit. visited
friends in town ever the holiday.
Miss J1.rle iMrLltnsh; mf 1)reeden, is
ho,lelay 1115 at the home of her parents. •
Mr. Fred blrblilhtn. of fort hover.
m1w•111 the 1'eek4,111 •i1 1ly Erin. of Mr,.
:)114 \Its iC. G M'Mllitur.
Mr. 4, T. Goldthorpe. of t;nitlitviorpc.
Ont.. risen' n few day% In /min thin '
week. Like other t:nrl.rlch old hers!
nhrond. he Is looking forward to ern•I
t,•nninl week And 14 planning special
nrrnneem.nts tm !ning down a party
from Kirkland Lake.
A family rennlon 5714 held nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Wootton. Flu -
ren nerd. over the 1,:nster holiday.
Those present Included Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Wo.dton, Mr. and Mem. O. Miller.
mien Sound: Mr. oval Mrs, F. (3ar&
tree. Rtratferd: Mrs. R. Kenney.
Kuhryvllle, bile Mr. and Mrs. W
Price. (Ioderleh ; aiio Mr. loot Mrs: T.
Wont ton'. Rrsadcgildrea Dorothy.
Mnrlel and Lloyd Wootton and Met-
jnrle and Verna Miller. Owes wound.
$het Iron and Florence Prier t;o,lcrlh.
,ponding the Ea411 r t-aea21n hire•
Skil her mother, Mrs:A. A. Willlams.
Mr. and Sirs. Peril I:a1.10y. of Lot -
exon. ween• helidn)' vis1tnrx with Mrs.
Corley''s. parents Nr' and Mrs. W.
Gritdriel
Morar.. E. 4' Ru bell, Thos. Solite.
ii. 'II Promote and Ileracr Cunnlcu-
1 :ane made up a quartette from Walk -
,•r,i'J.• win vidt,d 11.ede•rkh for the
meek tel. making the trip by automo-
bile.
air. and Sirs. Ernest Porter nnd
etitdren, Wee Gertrude Porter and
Mr. Sid tioeey r,tnrned by motor on
Sntnrday from St 1'eter.bnrg, Florida.
where they repent the winter mouth%.
They had an enjoyable visit In the
Smith. but they report hominess condi-
tion!' there to be very finitt.
We. George Johnston, who lett ln4t
week with other members of the Vim -
1!y *attend the funeral of her meth -r.
Mrs. H. it. Mooney, at 1nvernees.
Que. was taken aPrinualy ill on ar-
rival at Toronto and was taken to the
hraraltalthere. her sister. Mira eFlor-
P11.P Mooney. 'remaining with her. An
operation was Lound necessary for the
remota' of en interne' ulcer. and this,
was %uecesafully performed std Noe.
1 iohnatm la now rxtrt d. to le pee -
eRtu lig favotnbly.
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