The Brussels Post, 1929-4-10, Page 1VOL, 57 NO, 43
02.00 per annum in advance
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Pdf(t(.l I aureola
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Beautify Your Home and Shrubs
Regal[mato{err:'ate:ttetetereavat€tletalatalar✓:tiercaea retetetaterategagratecettt apateretcr
The undersigned will, offer for sale
Gladiolus Bulbs at $1.00 per doz. and up according to variety,
Iris from 25c per rhizone up, according to quality.
Perennial Phlox, large bunches that will bloom this year, at
30c each.
Parties desiring Peonies can have a choice of some splendid
varieties at reasonable prices.
JAMES BOWMAN - Brussels
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The. Surrounding District
HENFRYN
George Kerr unloaded a car of
fertilizer at Henfryn. sick list.
Mrs. M. Thornton is on the
Her many friends hope .she will soon
recover.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the shower for Miss Madge Thom
son on Friday last,
The section men from here were
at Ripley helping to repair washou
on track there, caused by the recent
rains.
There will be a service of Holy
Communion in St. David's church o
Sunday, April 14th at 3 p.m. Rev.
M. F. Oldham, a former rector will
t2
drool a p.
Sunday
s
charge.
take
C
g
m,
W ROX ETER
Alwrid Wearying is at present on
the sick list.
Mrs. J. N. Allan returned from
Toronto on. Saturday.
Frank Bainton, Blyth, called on
friends here this week..
Mrs. D. McTavish is visiting her
daughters in Toronto. i were Sun
Alvin Moffat and Vanity
day visitors in Palmerston.
.Norman and Mrs. Brandon and
Miss Ruth Stocks returned to Lon-
don this week.
TRUCK
FOR }-BRE
Any kind of Truck work, in
or out of town, will be hand-
led by the undersigned at
moderate charges.
Give us a call.
C. R. Davidson
Phone 57 Brussels
Harry and Mrs, Smith, Blyth were
recent visitors in the village.
Miss Mary Gibson, Turnberry, is
the guest of relatives in Toronto.
Wm, S. Sanderson made a busi-
ness trip to Toronto this week.
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BELGRAVE
The legnlitr meetingtif the Belgrave
V'V{Inn a'a 1istitute will be held Tues-
day afternoon Aptil ltith, at the home
of Sirs Chas. Conites, MIs, Carl Pro -
1 or will be the assisting hostess, Roll
Oall-receipts fur pastry and filling
for pies, alneie by MISS Not a Van
Carrs p. All the ladies are invited to
attend.
The regular monthly meeting and
offeringof the W.
M.I.
Easter r thank
Las r
and C. G. I. T., of the United church
was held April 4 in the school room
of the church. The meeting was
opened by singing an Easter hymn,
"Christ the Lord is risen today" af-
ter which Mrs, Jno, Coultas Sr. led in
Prayer. The devotional leaflet, Mon-
ey talks, what does it say to you?
was given by Mrs. Earl Proctor fob
lowed by all repeating the Lord's
prayer;)this was [Followed by respon-
sive reading taken from the Easter
program leaflet. Mrs. Anderson then
gave an address on "The first Easter
morn" (Math. 28). Hymn 85 was
CAR OF
SALT
To be unloaded at Ethel.
Station on Monday next.
Special price off car. '
Ziegler
Leitch &
Phone 22.11 ETHEL
Spring � `oats
April Sale of
75
Principally SaFnplesand
Model Styles. Beautiful
Twill Cords, Trico -
tines and Tweeds.
Lined thfoughout with Damask
Art Silk Linings. Some hoe
Collars or Cuffs of Summer
Furs.
BLUES, TANS
GREY and NAVY
\In Misses' Sizes 14 to 20 years
.
oto Alike
Here is a rare chance lio save on a New
Spring Coat right at the start of the
Seasoq.
Regular values in groajp to $30.00
Your Choice each - - - $16.75
KI
q�� BROS.
WI NGHAILI - ONTARIO
New Advert/affluents
Auction sale -14. Hamilton
Dance at Crotbreolt
Play-F.thel Presbyterian Church
Notice to Creditors -A lex. Barron estate
Tract, for litre• -C/ R. Dnvideon
/motion Selo -Debt. Pork
Ontario mold Bread -W. . A • Grower
wi�Ji per -Jr, It Smith
Wanted -James M. Welsh Co.
May hstehed ohtelce--0.11 Campbell
Botching eggs -Roy Sanderson
Sweet Clover Heed Thee Bolger
Rhin alrc=,Tobe 11t, nnl'e''1
Reap for Halo -G (A, i»-ad,os,,
Houseofor Httlo-W _51.Sinclair
For.. solo -mise Ziegler
Pigs for Hale -Gordon Knight
Sweet Clover seed -Wm Grainger
Buckwheat for Horses !ornate-Ches.1H nnsnld Maxwell
Baby Chicks -Dan McKinnon.
See Potatoss-ttiltoo Bands
Bull for sale-Beel.Ander2on
Piss for enle-J P. McIntosh
Sweet Plover head-•toh,• MelSavin
Seed Clover seed -John H.. Stevenson
("Alves for eels -Cd (nliia ,
For sale -Paster Stevelieon
Marker oat -An rev aneklink
One of Salt -Leitch & Ziegler
then sang followed by a dialogue en-
titled Japan and America, Frieda
Jordan representing Japan and Jean -
et Scobie, America. Thank offering
was taken by Ruth Wheeler and Mit-
chell Stobie after which Mrs. Mickie
was appointed delegate to the Pres-
bytery meeting at Exeter. The C. G.
I. T. girls gave a tableau entitled
"Easter in Visions" representing the
Resurrection of our Lord. A hearty
vote of thanks was extended to the
girls and their leader, Mrs. Scobie,
The Doxology was then sang. Mrs.
Scobie closed' the meeting by prayer.
GREY
Schrnl re-openecl on Monday.
31a„v attended the dance at \Valton
last Wednesday night.
Miss hlialled Boy, 0th ren„ isas-
sieting in Lake's Bakery, Ethel,
Ethel
' IIIF has accepted a
Mies� Ipl (7 aT 8 CP
lfi p
Spence es.
s'l n with H. Ft. Mol
nnail In v th
worth for the summer months.
Miss Jessie Miller has returned to
Elmwood after speiolimg the bolidays
P t tis obi. and
at the bonne of her pa e t , R
Mrs. Miller, 12th con,
MISS Olive Bolger, teacher of S. S.
No. 10 East Wawanosh spent her EAR -
tee vacation al her hone near Wal-
ton.
?Jr. Machan thanked his many fri.
ends nn behalf of himself and wife.
A tasty lunch Was served and the test
of the evening was spent in dancing.
Mts. Thos. Alcock, of the 14th con.,
attended the funeral of i1Pr cousi),
Mrs, Alex. Smith, last Wednesday at
Listowel. Deceased passed tawny in
Kitchener hospital.
i3f)LGER - NlcxitoZn : -A happy
event took place on Saturdtty, April 0
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Russel
Richmond, of Blyth, when their only
daughtet Elva Pearl was united in
holy bands to -Harry J, Bolger of
Grey Twp. The ceremony was per-
formed at the parsonage by Dr. Barn-
by, of Blyth. The bride and groom
were attended by Miers Olive Bolger,
sister of gt'nota and Mervin Rich-
mond, brother of the bride. The
bride wee becomingly attired In Sis-
tine -blue silk genreette with indium
Ince and t' it -bee if embroidery with
shoes stockings and gloves of blonde
to match. She carried a bouquet of
white Carnations with uiaideci-hair-
CAR OF
5x Edge Grain
Red Cedar
Sill es
Expected at the Walton
Saw Mill this week.
John McDonald
Phone 1913 Walton
1' >'
Die Immo of the bride's
where ' only the hear relatives were
}[target. The bride end groom left
Ijtid showere of confetti 011 -K short
honeymoon to pointe ,Last, The
bride travelled in a dress of treaty.
green silk crepe romaine with navy
r'bttr tnaline emit and bat to match,
Hearty eongratulatione are extended
to the bride and gt•onnr.
Anotias AND t'sIcsicf1TATioN : --
Meat iday eveuiug, Mar, 28th, a
number of friends and neighbors
withet•ed. at the Monerieff' Hap to ,
spend a social eveuing. Orval Har i ic-
on acid Walter Ward pt'eiented
Leslie at d Sirs. Machan with a lovely
couch and picture. taunt McQuarrie
read the following add; eased :-
Dear Fried end nelgllbnls have
gathered this evening to tender a [vel•'
ceras to your bride by spending a fete ,
remelt hours together. 'We also wish
to give you a semi token of our op.
plecfatinn. We aslt you to accept
tltie couch and picture as gifts [ecru
yout'welt wishetR. Slay God's chole.'
eat blessing r est upon you both 0,5 you
journey through life. Signed on be-
half of the community.
0n1'AL HARBISON
semen:it \VAan
Leitch & Zeigler, Ethel, are un-
loading a car or salt next Monday.
See advt.
Mrs. A, W. Beacom, of Hullett
Township, was a visitor for a few
clays last week with her mother,
Mrs. Pearson.
I Miss Myrtle Dunbar, of Toronto,
was up for a few days, attending
the funeral of her cousin, the late
. Lloyd Dunbar.
The home of John A. McNair was
struck by lightning last Friday, and
damaged somewhat, but no fire start
ed, It was a narrow shave.
lOn Sunday evening :while milking,
Mrs. Harvey Hunter, 9th con., had
a bone in her leg fractured when a
cow kicked her. She will be confine
ed to the house for sometime,
The auction sale of Mrs, W. Speir-
an was a big success last week and
prices far exceeded what was expect-
ed. D, M. Scott, 'auctioneer also
sold the faun to. Reeve Reyes for
80,000.
"Old Fashioned Mother" will be
• presented at the Township Hall,
Ethel,on Monday, April 15th, un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Aid
of the Presbyterian Church. See
advt.
This is just to remind the people
that we are getting nearer July 9th
the date of our reunion, S. S. No. 1.
Already scores of replys are to hand
signifying their intention to be pre-
sent on that date. The different
committees are determined to do all,
in their power to make it a huge
success, Don't forget the date,
t July 9th.
Passes Away.' at Toronto—Word
was received on Saturday that lliss
Ella McIntosh a well-kaown former
resident of the township, had died
very sud.ienly in Toronto on Friday
evening, where she has resided for
several years. Deceased made an-
nual visits to the locality, making her
home with P. A. and Mrs. -McArthur
of the Gth con. The remains were
brought to Mr. McArthur's hone and
funeral was held Wednesday after -
ETHEL
Clifford Dunbar has returned ito
Detroit after spending a few days
here,
Leitch & Zeigler, Ethel,are un-
g
loading a car of salt
lt next Monday.
Sec advt.
The service in the United Church
on Sunday
next will be in the in-
terests of the "Lord's Day Alliance".
A special offering will be received
for this work. Everybody welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. E. J, tR•oulston, of
Arkona, spent the week end at the
parsonage. Rev. Roulston took charge
of the services on the Circuit on
Sunday and delivered inspiring ser-
mons to large congregations,
'S'ige Isr ,l t N <de".`„<i les sa ae triage" :" ti 'e"' stet :tee , e'?«..ii asaaae t..arw,+ade,; WW area
0 tr i0o,rc ,aid
3
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3;
The richest ingred-
ients it is possible
to use in the bilk-
ing of Ontarin-
Y h[a itt Bread are
baked into the
nutritious loavt;i'.
3
_ FULL LINE OF .t.
_� BREAD - PASTRY - BUNS 3i
':' FRESH DAILY
Y.
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W. A. Grewar BRUSSELS 3
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COMING
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r
he Bashful
Mr. Bobbs"
Rte,tat,•'tatC ooz.' e.m..3.4, rt',',°C:tv'xm
A A A Great Success
o
By Kincardine Young People p
ri
ender the ausplees of
Fe, C. G. L T. of Brussels United
vChurch
Town Hall, Brussels
Friday, April 12th
V? Admission 35 and 25 gents
ragre4�lleatrid` t`dtiatai'etageresaalt"ailatat'al
Mrs. Weir returned to Walkerton
on Monday after spending a few
days with Mrs, McMaster.
O. M. Eelcmier loft on Tuesday
last for Lambeth where he has been
engtiged as foreman in a large cheese
and butter factory.
Several new cars have made their
tt; petu'anee in the village. We notice
the following have been investing:
Quest Dobson, Harold Vodden and
Cloyne Michel.
Card of Thanks.—D. W. Dunbar
'old family are sincerely grateful for
kindness and sincere expressions of '
sympathy in their recent bereave
ment, so sudden and so sad.
"Old Fashioned Mother" will' be
presented at the Township Hall,
Ethel.on Monday, April 15th, un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Aid
of the Presbyterian Church. See
advt.
We have
recentlyheard save
ran
complaints regarding the I frequent
practice of speeding through
the vil-
lage.
This is extremely dangerous
where little folks are apt to be play
ing on the street. It may be wise
here to offer a little bit of timely ad-
vice to those who are thoughtless
enour-h to drive at such reckless
speed and to advise that if it is con-
tinued, some one will be reported
and made to pay for their folly.
The Women's Institute will meet
on Thursday afternoon, April 18th,
at 2.30 at the home of Mrs. Quest
lc
THE PLAY
AN OLD
FASHIONED
MOTHER
Will be presented by
Brussels Talent in
TOWNSHIP HALL
ETHEL
ti,Monday Ev'9, Apr, 15
P Commencing at 8 o'clock 4
it 14
1Under the auspices 'of the
Ladies' Aid of Ethel Presby -
LI terian Church. Lu
ti
Admission 35e and 25e. 71ti EVERYBODY WELCOME i
a1
2:Int2o`t*DiTt20-ar20:01Di i.siaratatZIVZ
. L. KERR, Prolrrietrr
„,tt +eta'z..twt?i' met tvzstztzf ickitcnroat3"
fia
iz
DANCE
Will be held in
LONG'S HALL
CRAN BROOK
t, friday [v g, Apr, 12th
Lunch Served Good Music
Tickets 55 cents
EVERYBODY WELCOME
r,axtri taJazoazzr:s maimsma"l
Personal Paragraphs 1
James Hardy, of Listowel attended
lthe faneral of PIs. 8'. Oliver,
Miss M. Bell, of Slratfm'd attended
the funeral of Mrs N. Oliver,
Mrs. Blaine, of Eitehecier. is visit-
ing with her parents, 1), O. attd Mrs,
' Ross.
Mrs, W. M. Sinclair az rived home
1 after spending the [rioter in Hamil-
1
ton.
I Mae Stevenson s iota ha Easter heir'
idayv with his grattttpareats at Can•
its goes out to the trimly and eepee- ; suture.
sudden loss. 3ttwPs ar.d Strs Grant spent the
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of the illethndiet Chalet mouths itt the honteof D. SI, and Mrs.
The fnllnwit g is the report of S. S. t1,teTavioh, town,
;tin. 11 Grey. for the n"nth of \it rets. W. W. and Mrs. Bakes, of Preston,
Sr. Renes 'xtunhied to Spell . (ieng., httve returned being, The latter has
AritIr., Brat.,ttud \Vett- br.I\-Ger• been hpte 'sp atal weeks ettenditlg
den Sieighlrolnl77. Margin et Lawless herrn"the'rin her illnees.
75, KPnnelb K,'antel i3, D,>lla \ttI1,-' \Valtel and Mrs. Rnitues, of Brant -
nes 70, ,Tito lleN'eil (32 'P''nt tiandere fear» acid Geta g,. .1. i•t la, also o'f the
OS. Myrtle Wilsnu 50. .1r. I V-Ornua Telephone Dity, wet s e cr: k e•nd visi-
lir his father in their su n os • week end at \\'inghttnt with Dr, and
cit Nine 1. Mt Ki c.vi Sits, Pei Vit.
Wr,ld t,ns been r w'etved here or the i Miss :Miry Deleu Kerr [vas a visitor
death in I3rigli1• of M s. I. A, McKel- last 1'hur'tiay milt Mise Mat aerie
vey, wife of Rev 1. McKelvey, t'f,SViggat;;errfurt t.
Blight United Char b. Mrs, Mn- ! Samuel 'I', Shine, of DPttait,isvisit-
Kelvey bad the flu a t Christmas and ' ing tri« aw.ter, sirs. B. Dark, and other
't l ince filet
a nod
1P,11 4
lot Fie n n
had 1 J g cid 'level ea'
around town.
'hutsdn xuc i t
t h -r d .ail i
hound,
tt It e P 1 Y ,
t i
i s 1lilctred chute of Brau(.fu
ing was due to heart ttack. She was , M s 1 l 6 }' l 1 •
d.
born itt Stratford, rl e daughter of ;days with , 1lea A n,e P pe•
Peed Gabriel of the Thompson and ; Mee. Lavinia Churchill was e
1515 a 510118) (11l In ? le 'aster to 1+
1 > cc
? \Villiaws Foundry which was then in called to
,so on Friday last owing to the.
existence. When she was three years illness of her sister, MIs. L.nigfont,
of age, the• family n red to Crhnes, ! N1t's, Alex, Swish John S1. returned
in Nevv Yank. Site also resided » home after epemiiug bile Wittier
4inritieai lex' sone role atld it alta frith list 2i0tet i\lt•a. 8 Fear', Hiroko
urate site ntarltedR••e Mr. MtKe.IPY• alts, J -.sole Seel uud bliss Mary
For the last. 1hree ye u s she 1ived fn 21111Mveli, of Tnrentn, wet a week end
Bitght. Solv,sin her ere one v visitors at the home of Samuel Wel•
daughter, Iainv. IS_ A , T.>r oto and , ker,
cue brother, Wilii+n, Conte -Stan, \ re. J. and Mts, Baker, of Preston,.
Mrs. Wilhut' Cniline, ' 05 I.litieroa ht., I were attending the fnner'al of the
Dobson. The subject "Ili.ds and
Insects" taken by Miss S. McLennan.
Roll Call answered with an exchange 1
of flower seeds, plants or bulbs.
Bird contest in charge of Mrs. J.
Bremner, Music at the close of the '
meeting. Lunch will be served. 1411
ladies of the community are cordial-
, ly invited to stttend.
Obituary: Lloyd Dunbar, one of
the most highly esteemed young Wren
of this locality passed away at Lis-
towel hospital about 10 o'clock p.m.
on Friday Marsh' 28th, where he had
been rushed, following the tragic
arrident at the Ethel saw ,Hill where
he was fatally inured. He was born
at lot 19, con. 7, Township of Grey
and had resided at Ethel and vicin-
ity all his life. He was one of the
most prominent figures in the ath-
letic. life of the community, having
been one of the players on the Brus-
sels foot hall team the year they se-
cured the junior championship. He
also ;assisted the 1Ionkton foot ball
team at different time,, besides be-
ing always to the front i;; every-
thing of the kind in the home village.
es e
e of iia, Presbyter-
ion
t , h •t r
Hcwasamembrt y
ion church and took a prominent
part with the choir and the young
people's society. His mother "ass -
`e
P1913and u, thattime.
r •
d wan in
he had lived with his father at Ethel
There were six boys and two eine
in the Dunbar family: Garfield (de-
ceased in 1919) ; Stanley of Lot 1t1,
Con. 8, Township of Grey; Gen, of
lot 15, eon.8, Grey;Clifford, of De-
troit, Mieh ; Roy, of Timmins and
Lloyd, of Ethel; Mrs. Wm. Brown,
(Estella, deceased 1;1301; firs, Itcy
Cunningham (Elsie, lot 19 con, 9
Twp. of Grey.) The funeral service
was held in the 'Pet byteriau church
anti despite the inclement weather
was one of the largest held in these
parts and was conducted by his pas-
tor, Rev. W. A, Williams:, .seised by
Rev. Jackson, Rey Guest and 1:.•v.
Barker, of Brussel Brian Jackson,
who had been Lloyd's ttaeli r in
vocal and instrumental mu :r, =ung
a solo "One Sueetiy mature
Thought" The floral tributes were
beautiful end many and testified d to
the eitteem in which the dcot t t d was
held. The Dunbar family, crescent;
Win. Brown and ntothe spray;
nephews and maces, spray; ; Alex.
and Mrs. Dunbar, sprayt 1?. C. and
Mrs. Ross spray; J. H. and Mrs.
Fears Elizabeth and Dorothy, stir;
Dr and Mars. 1VlciVloster, .pray; Dr.
and Mrs. Wardlavl spray; Wm. and
Mrs.Zeigler, Ruby Cleaver, Lenore
Pattterson and Ida Bremner,pray
Miss Della Lowry, spray; fti'.ntls,
spray; Presbyterian Choir and Y. 1'.
S. spray; Ethel soft ball boys, sprats
Brussels foot ball club, pillow; Ethel
Comntutlty .ball
v't•rath. The
young lady friends who Carried the
ilowel's were; Elizabeth Fear, Lenore
Patterson, Dorothy Fear, Beryl Gill,
Jessie Campbell, Jean Campbell,
Dona Stevens and Carol Evans, The
Bpallbearers were Win. Dane, Earl
owes, Joe. Cooper, Welland Krnu-
ter, Leonard Sinclair land Farl Mills.
Interment was mad° at. Mount Picas -
ant Cemetery at Ethel, Lloyd was
one of the best known young men
of the village and' community and
was very popular 'vith young and
old and -will be -very sadly missed by
all, The sympathy of the commun-
is a sister-in-law. funeral was format's gtaiidru"thee, Mrs. F.
held ort Friday astern ml front ilright Olivet•,
[vita[ intervent itl rouciala cruet• } \Ve are pleased tc report (.bat
dry, Stratford. Old riendb h, -c,' arra . Samuel or
jper is showing progress,
2'u•1v to hear rf bar de th and syrups-' after the slight stroke he suffered
thize with Mr, McKei ey in his great (;end Nokia v.
loss, They were former residents l \airs Maijotie Stnith has letarned
bl•te when Sir. McKelvey was pastor hoiue after sen tie tri,• Inst three
Gill 77, D•'reen Lawless70. Stuart SIc• tors ,rich Shat. and Alt's. P.
Innes 75. Lee AiLul Win Maw 71, Al- 11 re. \S'ut. ,l,tek,nn retntned to her
I ul p rnnkliri 0$, ehpl (i0. Vel- 11'oute in Blyth nn Sarurdny after
rot Hlunilton 48(144S1‘).1:1 . III-lEditlt spending the past week with her
Smart teetll 4, Nehiy tt leigItiohtt 60, 1 ni niece
Mrs.
Forsyth and other friends
Franklin 79. Bevan Aures 79, Alex. (aomitirl0 Ftax.st.: Miss Mary
:McNeil
otie Brown 65, Lorne De'5,udtue 00. Univend ry of Toronto, spelt Gond
E. FEAn, l'iiday anti the uee•s•end at their
PHH40118P, ]rune here at. Not til bit eet palsoil-
Jr. Room t- Examined in Comp, age.
Art, Aritb., Spelt., \\'tit , Sr. I1-- \1152 Elva Oliver who ens stricken
Bertha Eiu l 7]. 8n cion 13) t Wit 711, Ada will[ puontm bill[[ int \Vellpsley F1ocpl tel.
Median, 7(1 I?loe CU,iolt' 150m 07.
Tor lam while nu Oily is still eolith).
3,. 11 -Ruby Gill SO, Attnld bust 77. , d tit her h -d ut.der the dortnr''s ad -
Ruby Giikinsonl 75, li+tell, (nt ming• vice, Miss Oiivet's marry fiieuds will
ham 74, Helso C'ntlir 74: 0ttitt Hen- hope fat' a speedy ,'11t,nge,
71, Rolm' Lt ..ince 89- Mad' ('lark and Sir Douglas ('lark, cf the
Dorothyr
• ail
v t..
lttttd Krkroner\� a
Michael SO, Stanley 'Wilson 56. Jr.
I L hal It rte Sat.(3 rs 77, .lark Dunhtu' MTS. Askin . Sister. Miss Eliza Alcock,
71, HPIPn I1Psjntdtrlr' Ol, Ratty Iltln-
who had a fall last: week and wrench -
hal' tin, AlIan Hamilton 54. Bertram ed her left ankle. We hops to hear of
at complete recovery before long.
James \\'iiliamsni, was taken to
Wfnghani hospital last week a here
lie atn'lrewe nt a tmlillni operation on
n Strat-
ford,
IsAskin,f SI
s
Samuel arca M
m tote s with
ford, ars Spending a day
I)emerhng 52. Pi ime.,- Donald Mc-
Neil, Olive Sanders, Nola ll mleiitrag.
D. saav r ivs.
i aecttten.
Tuesday, and it railer critical opera -
MORRIS lien on Tueedity of this week. We
~cheek le•openld op ;Monday. hope to here g.'nd ie'pnrts later on,
A untidier of Mci', 101 1"s attended 1
the dance at. Walton hist Wedureday
night.
111s. Ed. Lnwty, of Exeter, is spend-
ing the week -end wvith her sister, Mrs.
Mt 'a "n +l Ile and 4t it 'n
E. and .( n, al a t f n y£
St. Mary's stent Sunday at the hntne
Sl,'(till, and filled at \V inghttul to tie e 1 of George and Mrs. Jaeksnn, Walton.
her father, .lets. Williamson, alto is Site herd Tittles, 01'T01'011te, is at
ttmdet•gning an nprratint, while there, prt'sl'ut rootlet; her parents, Jns, Fled
Mervyn 11efauley, -nth line, who Mee, Leve, Ills. Kerley has been ser -
lett her,. a week ago to visit t"native• ifItcsly ill with pneumonia hut her
:not Itieodein Stratford and London 1utile7 ft'ieinle tale glad to learn of her.
rennvPt•y.
H'Prg. and \arra. Bulhud and family,
John Ballard and Mit-* Jean 'Holland
motet to London a, ee[[[ls. Sirs.
Bullard intends staying a week Neil it
her parents, John and :firs, Arm -
{n fere gousg \V psi, left from Landon
n'l'hutstlity, Matrh 28, •tce„nlpanied
by his 15111)1,', Wardell aleCtutley.
mita mum. Askhr are spending a
I•t:- days with Mrs, Askitt's brother,
liceellant Alcock, who horn been in
..,a health for most of the cringe, it
le to be it"ped the spring will help iru•
r,rnr,>
his health as wellas that of
Mfrs :llrork
George Kelly, 8th line, received a
wire from Calgary, stating that his
brother James, had passed away in
the hospital there from pneumonia
on March 2Sth. Deceased was a
former resident of Morris, but had
1'nen in the West for several years.
WALTON
Lloyd and Mrs. Ferguson and tam•
ily unwed Anhtu'n this week.
Sirs. A. O. Deane., of lienssels, via -
Red with Mire. Pot onion rceetitly,
Mims Jean Turnbull, of IKitneardine,
11 tit present visiting her parents, O
mud Sirs. Ttn'uball.
R.nht, Reid, who was in 'tbrnnto
Ole week attending a trivalent ron-
ventiom,rettumed on Thursday even-
ing,
Rrev, IE Chandler and daaghter,
Halcyon, of Fordwich; visited friends
le le eaten. Mr. Chandler is to former Iytttch.
strong,
The etigttgtttcttt is announced. of
Nora Elgin daughter of Mrs. (aodkin
and the 1'te Alhett. 11. Godkltt of the
tenth concession ,.f 51'Killn',to John
Wesley Litt, er Mitt'hell, the marriage
to take glare quietly this month,
Miss Goal; in is well known in this v1-
etliity and leer many friends wish iter
much happiness.
The Lnd1Ps (;told and Wnmpn's Mite
Sammy .t1rod tiny of St, (1'eorge's Atlg-
liran Chuieh, \Van ort, held 1.heii ing•
nate meld by meeting at the home of
Mrs, Peter McTaggett. The meeting
opened with' the 11),',ident h, the
chair. The setipttire rending Watt
taken by Mee, Pettit' McTag gee t end
was fennel in fit. John's gospel, Tins
was followed by surging of ']'fire
thatch Is one foundation," The bus.
loess hart of the meeting was Glett
r:ended:ad. The tniesion°ry triple Was
splendidly taken by bliss Mary Pol.
lead, whn tette assisted by Rev, Mr.
Lewin. There was a large attendanee.
The meeting was brought to a elope
and the hnstetle served a dainty
pastor of Duff's United Church,