The Clinton News Record, 1915-07-08, Page 41-1rrr..r:
Clinton News -Roma July 8th,, 1915
`-• Bayfield.
The Orangemen will in a body t-
g l a
tend divine' service in the Anglican
church next Sunday at eleven o'clock,
the rector to be the. preacher The
members of other lodges ere invited'
to attend, '
181111,On Sunday, July 181111, there will
be no, service in St, Andrew's ohutch,.
as jubilee services will be held that
day in Bethany church, 0oderich.
township,'
Thornton Mustar
Mr.and lura,d and
family of, Toronto arrived last week
'and have taken possession Of their:,
summer residence on the river bank.
Miss Edith Spackman entertained a
number of her friends to' a beach par-
ty on Monday evening week. •
miss Garret of, Washington, D. C,,
arrived last week and is now enjoy-
ing the balmy breezes of Lake Hue -
Dr. anti.. Mrs. Aberley of Cleveland,
Ohio, are•guests at Mrs. Spackman's•.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and family
of Galt° arrived last week and have
taken ma cottage in the White City.'
Rev, Mr. Jones 'and wife arrived at
the parsonage on Thursday evening
last and on Friday evening a number
of -the numbers of the Bayfield Cir-
cuit Met there and spent a few very
enjoyable (hours' with the pastor and
his wife.
• Rev, A, Macfarlane spent a few days
this week at tho summer school at
Goderich.
MMrs. Ada Wilson of Boston,'' 112ass,,
is the' guest of Miss Myrtle Stinson
of the Sauble Line.
Mia. J. Love, Seaforth,' Miss Tda
. L. Love, Todmorden, Miss Ei'a M.
Lore, Port Colborne are summering
in the. White. City.
Mrs. George Woods and her daugh-
ters,: Nan and Bell Woods, of Sea-
-forth are spending the summer in the
White City.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McMillan, Mr,
and Mrs. W. McMillan and Miss' Mu-
riel Qtto, Stratford; are summering
in Mr. \V. J. Elliott's .house on Louie
sa street.
Misses Bessie E. Hiller, Olive Mon-
teith, Marion Dunsanore, Louise Mon-
teith,' Elsie' Dickson, Maud Monteith,
Myrtle Layton and Margaret Hislop
of S. 13. A. C the athletic club of
S. S. No. .1, Downie, Stratford, are
guests at Mrs. Green's on Louisa
street.
Mrs. Whalen and family, Masters
Jack and Misses Helen and Jean
Marin of Toronto, have taken the
cottage "Blind Pigs" in the White
City for the summer.
Messrs. Bort Hannah, Clifford Mar-
tin, Harold Payne, Roy Rain, Cecil
Webbe, Jack Mills, Mrs. Rain, Miss
Foster, Miss Wardrope, Miss Holland,
Miss i1aiser and. Miss Cousins of
Western -University, London, are sum-
mering in 'Deer. Lodge Park,
Mrs. Livingstone and family of
Tuckersntith are the guests of Mrs.
Stanbur'y at her summer cottage.
Miss F. ' W'oolway of London is a
guest at Mrs. Brandon's,.
Rev. Mr. Ross, wife and family of
Goderieb have taken a cottage in the
White City for the season,
Bayfield„ .
Conductor Troyer and wife of Ter,'
onto visited friends in the villa e last
g
'week;'
Mrs. Wilma and daughters, Lon-
don, are,,summcring in Deer Dodge
;Park.,
Rev, Mr. Stuart and ' Miss Stuart
of. London are spending a few weeks
With, their sister, Mrs', Stanbury,
Mrs. Rev.)i Toimje and data liters
[; y . 8, -
g
Misses Margrey , apd Per -aro enjpy•
ing, the breezes at their simmer cot-
tage on the Terrace.
Dr...•Aberley and wife,' Cleveland,
Miss Baxter, London, are guests " at
Miss'Ferguson's.
Dr. Tillman, wife and family have
taken Miss' Simpson's residentia on
the Terrace for the summer'.
Mrs Farnham • and family, Sea -
forth, are guests at Mrs. Reuat•t; s.
Miss Ruble Fisher of Berlin • is the•
guest of her 'aunt, Mrs. F.A. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Collyer and • family of Clinton
are summering in the White Citty.,
Mrs. Jamieson and daughter, Miss
Wilma Jamieson, of Brooklyn,
arrived on Tues:lay and have taken a
cottage in the White City,
Mrs. Fisher>and Miss Eva )Elements
of Berlin, Mr. George Fisher, Wife
and child of Waterloo were' the guests
of Mr. and'Mrs, F. A. 'Edwards on
Sunday'.
Mrs, Mulholland, Miss Holmes '•'- of
1-Iolunesville anti Miss Council and
Mr. 5., -Dempsey) of Clinton were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanley
on the 1.st. •
Master" Frank Erwin is seendiug
his holidays with his sister, Mrs. E.
Sander at Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. W..1: Blackie and son,
Will Robinson, wife and child, Lon-
don, J. Wesley l3eattie and wife and
the Misses Ebhel and Florence Beat-
tie, Sealortl(, Mrs. F. S. Beattie,
Gola, Kansas, J. L. Harland, 1:.
Seboenhals, J. W. Ma.Ewan and Cl.
Witte, Clinton, L. Williams and An-
drew' Hess,' Zurich, John P. Mertz,
Cavalier, N,D., E. Hinds• and wife',
Niagara Falls, Wm. Gibbs, Mrs. D.
C, Wilson Allen Wilson and Mrs. L.
McGorham of Parkhill were guests
at the. Albion on Sunday last.
Misses Maud Mitchell, Jean John-
ston, Vera Laur, li'leda Smith, Helen
Lahr, London, Vivian Laur, Toronto,
are enjoying the balmy breezes of
Lake Huron at Deer Lodge Park.
Miss Gower of London is a guest at
the Commercial.
Stanley Township
Mr, Fred Davidson of Kippen spent
Sunday at the Home of Mr. James
McC'linchey.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. ltueston of the
Lake Shore Road has purchased the
home of the latter's father in Hay-
field and intend moving into it iii the
near future. Mr. Harrison, Mrs,
F3ucston's father, intends residing
with tient. Mr. Iiuestan has leased
his farm to his son Carrel.
Mr. Alex. Parsons was in Clinton
on Saturday last,
Varna.
Tuesday, the -20tH inst., hal been
decide on as Varnal's• civic'holida
a even holiday
and itis proposed on that ,day to
hold a is.,
at Bayfield
The annual garden party under the
auspices of the Presbyterian church
will be held on the evening of the
23rd inst. •
Rev: Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and
family motored' to Vanecle last, .Wea-
nesday, .
The brethren of L.O.L. No. 1035
will attend divine service, in the Pres-
byterian echurch_ next Sunday .: even-
ing, the brethren, to assemble in their
hall 'al 6.30. 'Membe'rs of surrounding
lodges are cordially invited to attend,
Service in : We Methodist church will
he held next, Ssutday morning at, ` 11
o'clock instead of evening, owing,to
the Orange, service,' ' es
A large number of people picnicked
at. Bayfield on Dominion Day,
Miss Pearl Zaplie of Blake spent
the weeic-end with Miss Flossie
Stephenson..
Mr. and •Mrs. Win. Reid and Misses.
Maggie Reid and Roxie Palmer . mot-
ored to Goderioh on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. • James McClymont en-
tertained the Bible Study, class of
Methodist church, last Tuesday even-
ing. 'After a social time being spent,
refreshments were served consisting
of ice cream and cake, to which all
did justice The. young people enjoy-
ed themselves very much,
Stanley Township
Mr, and Mrs. Carrol IIus:ton of the
Salable Line visited over Sunday at
the latter's parental 1•nme, • that of
Mr,, and Sirs., James Mose of Walton,
Messes. Went and Geo. Armstrong
ate busily engaged building wire fence
for the farmers.
Mr. Chas. Parker was busily en. -
gaged buzz -sawing wood for ')hos.
Cameron, R. Elliott and others of
Hayfield last .week,
Mr. Wm. Clark has • purchased a
good driver from Mrs. Wnl, Woor(n
for .Which he paid .a good figure. •
Miss Maggie Peck, who has been
teaching school hear Leamington, is
i
sl1 curt ng led• holidays together with a
girl friend front the same place under
the parental roof,
Spackman k Son of 'Hayfield are
busily engaged putting in cement
bridges- in the township at present,
Mr. Win, Taylor shipped a ear -
load of cattle Irma Clinton on Sat-
urday last.
Mr. Ed. Johnson has imurored his
residence by the addition of a beau -
Wel verandah.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrill of
Stephen township were visiting friends
on the Goshen anti Babylon. Linen last
week. Mr. Sherritt's many friends
will be pleased to hear that he has
got a government job 'oto supply all
the cattle needed ,for all the provin-
cial institutions, such an asyln as,
jails, prison farms, etc. Mr. Sher-
ritt expects 'to make his haru7a in
Guelph in the near future, as being
most central for his work.
Miss Mabel Clark, who has. been
teaching school. near Zurich, is'spend-
ing her holidays under the parental
roof.
NIcssrs C.W
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utand • Roy (
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lady some fricncls spent Sunday
as guests of rifr. and Mrs. David J.
NTc('li whey.
Mr. Albert Alb it I3 'c
o s e is c i
engaged rCfl lit
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ting a new roof on his barn.
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
Elliott, formerly, of the Goshen Line,
but now of Hayfield, who had not
enjoyed very good health Before
leaving tie farm, is improving
and is enjoying a. large .Portico( of
good health. We are hoping and
looking to see her fully restored to
good beialtb in the near future.
Mr. Wm. Reid of the. Bayfield Road
is improving his beautiful • residence
by having it painted.
'1'he trustees of No. 3 school have
engaged Miss Capling of Blake for
the baia,nce of the _pear.
Mr. John Walker of Guelph and son
of Rev, Jas. Walker, formerly pastor
of Varna circuit, visited at the house
of kr. Beni, Wesons of Kipper' over
the week end.
Mr. J, Fiwuirick and sister of St.
Joseph were guests at the home
of Mr, Henry Peek on Sunday last,
Goderioh Township
University Club picnicked at For-
ster's flats on Canada's natal day,
Everyone seemed to entce heartily
into the spirit of the occasion, con-
sequently the hours were very enjoy-
ably spent. Tile next meeting of the
Club will be held at Mrs. James, Fer-
guson's' on Thursday of next week.
Hullett Township
Mrs. Connors of Detroit has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Rey-
nolds).
Misses Marie Jordan of Dahlin and
Winnie Long, of Brussels spent a few
clays at Mr. Doeninic Flynn's recent-
ly.
Mr. A. J. Holloway of Clinton and
Mr. Paul Freeman of Port ;Colborne
spent Sunday at Mr. George Car-
bert's. -
Mrs. L.Purcell ell and children, John,
nccie las Robert and Mary, of Strat-
ford are visiting at the Slone of Mr.
Geo. Carbert and other srelatives.
Mr. R. J. Blake of Winnipeg and
Miss Nora Blake of Collingwood'are
halidaying at the parental home, .NIr..
and Mrs. Richard Bl'oke's,
Mr. Ernest Reynolds; ,of Peteeboro
and his sister, Miss Mary, s Ma y, are, visit-
ing at their home, Mr. and Mrs.. Dt
Reynolds'.
Misses Mary and Vera Carbert of
Clinton 1Stlnaayed wills friends in this
vicinity.
Mr. McCarthy and Mr. Austin Quig-
ley and his two sisters of Kings-
bridge returned )some on Monday af-
ter spending, a few days • with rela-
tives in thl neighborhood.
s nerg bo Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Reinhardt and,
children of Berlin visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Morrison, Mr.
Reinhardt left for his duties on Stoll-
day
omday morning but the latter madea
longer visit.
Hullett Township'
The barn belonging to Mr. Angus.
McDerrnot of the 2nd on. was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
How theta) originated is not known.'
Mr. Peter (4 -lazier, the tenant, lost
tons, of . hay " and implements and had
no insurance. '
ORANGE CELEBRATION ION LU -CAN.
A R T
As a special train'' hasbeen arrang-
ed from Goderioh ' to Lucan via
Stratford, and as there) will ; be no
accommodation via L. H. & 13, ex-
cept
xrept from points south of. Clinton, no
excursion ticicets will be sold for
Lucius except via, Sinai/ord.-John
Ransford Si Son, Town Agents, Olin
Clinton P. S. Report
for June.
Promoted from Junior 4th to Sr. 415,
Total800. Honors 000. • To Pass 480.
Honors, -Willis • Cooper 729, Beryl
Cooper 709, Stewart McBrien 701, Hel-
en Ross 587, Alma MacCorvie 684,.Ag-
nes Walker (170, Leighton Walker 658,
Mildred Livermore 035, Annie Law-
rence625, Ambrose Maguire610, Win-
nie Nelson 011. Merritt Nediger 611,
Hattie Livermore GCS, Willie Bell 001.
Pass. -Celia Hamilton 579, Bert Slo
man 574, Alice Flukey 570, Archie Mac-
Kenzie 564., Phamie Oree 500, Leslie
Buller 556, Mary Walton 533, Charlie
Cole 532, Earl Cooper 510, Frances• Yes -
bee 510, George Shipley 484, Absent
on account of illness, passed on year's
work. -Dara Schoenhals,--M. E. ()Wil-
ley, Teacher.
Division 111.
Promoted from Sr, 3rd to Jr. 4th,
Minks obtainable 750. Marks to Pass
450. Marks for Honors 562. Honors
Agnes Reynolds 601, Harry Ball 688,
Amy • Slellyar 674, Gordon Hall 070,
Netty Twyford 660, Jabez Rands
Bessie Morrish 655, Fergus Rey-
nolds 1155, Dorothy Rorke 610,
Josephine' Yeshec 1315, George Car-.
ter 045, Willie Mulch 011, Bessie Mur-
phy 030, Kenneth Carter (127, Etta liar-
dy 600, Asa Bolton 505, Earl Johnson
502. Pass. -Earl Crich. 555, Katie Lader
555, Fred Elliott 552, Marjorie Beaton
551. Stewart Taylor 510, Aetna Geealis
536, Eva Boeck 5'53, Lottie Judd 521.
Jack Bawden 402, Jean Bell 100, Cora
Miller hod, Hugh McGuire 404. James
Walker 401.-J, Wilson, Teacher,
Promoted from Div, 4th, to Div. Sed.
Maximum Marks 750, Honors -Harry
Munroe 715, Eleanor -McTaggart 701,
DaisyNediger 003, Gordon Powell 083,
Ivy Plowes 075, Emerson Libby 671,
Nisbet Cook 670, Gertrude Fowler 059,
Frank Seenten Otis, Lula McCartney
655, Barrie Oombes 65.1, Winnie Mc -
Math 652, Frank Mutch 050, Jean Mil-
ler 037, Stuart McDonald 634, Harold
Lawson 633, Malcolm McTaggart 020,
Helen Greig 017, Willie Malpagie 613,
Gladys Wiltsie 610. Pass -Nellie Rut-
ledge 591, Hilton Butts 594, Geo. Dixon
590, Audrey Coll ver 589, L. Taylor 590,
Margaret Cane 570, Stanley Kennedy
509, Helen Roberton 503, Charlie Greek
6555, PercyLivertnore 553, Anion Hill
552, Herbert Holtzhatter 5.15. Margaret
Mennell 581, Ruth Evans 523, )Marian
McIntyre 521, Joseph Carbert 500,
Gladys Holland 505, Mary Argent 500,
Ohara Carbert.192, !Zeta Hamilton 480,
Gladys McGuire 480. Promoted irons
J r. 3rd to Sr. 3rd iu Div. 4. - Joseph
Yesbec 450, John Taylor 118, Donna
Mulholland 1-13, Gordon Lawson 429,
Amy Gould 381, Charlie Fulford 351,
Reggie Hamilton 321, Lucy Levy 320,
---L, Stevens, Teacher.
- Division V.
Promoted from 3rd Book in Div. 5th
to 3rd Book 0l uit •
J)I 1th Maximum
t
lI t ut
Mat ks000 To Pass
300Piouors 450.
honors M Irjorie 13alernan 840Ruth
Hale 531 Kenneth .Rorke 533, Isabel
Johnston 528. Leo Reynolds 4110 Roy
1
Livermore e.8O
. Ethel Boucle "•1 Y •
it Mar.
ion Morris 174,1 ack Wigginton 403,
Agnes Coelho 102, Swilzee Gracile 459,
Battle Blacker. 401, Mary McTfiggarl
450, Pass, - Bessie Lockwood 410,
Robert Nliddleton 442, Willie Miller
412, John Yesbec 858, Pearl Carrick
376, Lawrence Wheatley 300, Mervin
Deeves 300.
Proinoted•frous2nd Book, in Div. 5 -
to 3rd Book in Div, 4. Maximum mark
0(19. To .Puss 360. Honors 450. Hon-
ors -Katie Beaton 189, Audrey SHims-
tyre 455, Percy Procto,' 482, Albert
Killuugh 401, Norman McNeil 4513, Hel-
en Lucid 451, Harry Cochrane 451, Pass
Henry Sloman 440, Douglas Ball 435,
Boland Walker 428, Violet Huller 420,
Edgar Witse 411, George hlennel 100,
Walter Osbaldeston 408, Jean Ford
402, Ernest Bateman 402, Blossom
Powell 380. -Ii, Courtiee,Teacher,
Promoted from 2nd book in Division
4 to 2nd book in Diuision 5, total marks
500, honours 375, pass 300. Honours-
01fveSchoen Mils 478, Norma Treleaven
447, Wilfrid Grant435, Ferguson Car-
ter 418, Charlie Shipley 410, Coleneo
Salter. 408, Wilbur Nelsen 406, Fred
B eT agge rt 398, Eleanor PI nmsteel 301
Pass Normans Counter 373, John Ned-
iger 372, Charlie Mennei 371, Myrtle
Bell 368,'Sig l°Sweet861, George El -
iott 301, Beth Mc0uire 300, Sadie
Gibbs 300:
Promoted front let book in Division
0 to 2nd hook in Division 5, Total 600,
honors 450,pas `'860. 'honours -Puny'
once Johnson 501, Robert Hunter 504,
Kenneth Roberton 408
Rase.
'Carter
490 Nellie McNeil,480, Wallace Wheat-
ley 482, Eileen Atkinson 478, Willie Ar-
gent 475, Donna Cochrane 466,• pass-
Jean Simpson 445, Beryl Salter 445,
Bert Marshall 438, Russel Peckltt :432,.
Carol Evans 428, Oliver Murphy 424.
Promoted from let book in' Division
0 to 2nd book in "Division 0, Passrt
Olive Lawrence 422, Jack Britton 4£),
Elsie Cooper 412, Kathleen Livermore
412, John. Livermore 409, Ernest Ford
405, Clifford Cooper 401, Clyde Ken-
nedy 391, :Kathleen Taylor 389, Howard
Gould 360, Vera Gould 360, Albert Car-
rick 860,
--Olive Cooper, Teacher.
The follow'i g are promoted iii m
Division 7 to D
ivtsian 0, Sr. let m'lliv-
ision 6. Marks obtainable 300, requir-
ed to pees 180 -Beetle Cole 261. Lian;e
Nedigev250, Clarence Glazier 257, Myr-
tle Wiltse 243, Madelon Hawkins 212,
Helen Cook 234, Viola Livermore 232,
Oliver Stands 228, Catharine McTag.
gitr't 225, Francis Baines 204, Janet
Lockwood 202.
+1t1QPromoted from Divieion 7 to Sr, 1st
in Division 0 -Edith Hill 267, Hubert
Reynolds 258, Edgar Magnire 247, Lor-
is Collyer 242, Burton Bolton 242,
Frank Latter 23$, Margaret Rutledge
221, Arthur Hessian 216, Tom Jackson
211, Lulla Crich 203, Alec Osbaldeston
200, Reeser Forster 180,
Promoted from the Primer to 1st
book in Divisions 7. Total marks 300,
required to pass 180 -Billy Hovey 270,
Olive Watkins 270, Elmer Paisley 207,
Carrie Pickett 204; Edwin Maclrenzie.
202, Phoebe Bolton 25$, Harold Liver-
more'958, Dorothy Mason 2511, Ruth
Ball 213, Rota Elliott 240, Douglas Car-
ter 240, Arthur Fultorcl 220, Frieda.
Schoenhals 218, Howard Greeks 210.
Howard Mulholland 206, ViolaHalriil-
ton 204, Violet Lapraik 201.
-SI. Wiltse, Teacher.
From Div. 8th to Div. 7th - Margie
Hale, Clyde Wheatley, Dorothy
Streets, Douglas Kennedy, "Wilmer
Deeves; Cecil Cooper, Nettie Taylor,
Frank Howard, Jack Mulch, Bever-
ley Butt. Marion MCBrien, Clarence
Menne), ArthurMnguire, Ross McEw-
en, John Rand, Hugh Ladd, Sybil
Proctor, David Miller, Joe Twyford
Eva Cole. -W, Thorn pson, Teacher,
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for the good old summer
time,
They are not only to give
you comfort and pleasure
but keep you out in the
fresh air, an assistance
' for good health,
Come and get first
choice.
Prices range from
$1.50 to $6.50.
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Flouncing
Children's'
Children's
Cream
Cream
Cream
Lisle
Cloth
Raincoats
Ladies'
Dust
Flowered
Dress
COME
week.
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Skirts,
Coats
trimmings
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ing Coate,
Suits,
Dresses,
Dresses
.40,
Em. 1,25.
Sox,
Ropers
goods
(Tan)
Small
Suits
'es.
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CHOICE.
-summer
a huge
this
stronglfrarne,
regular
value
quality
worth
.50a
for
sizes
up to
on its
of people
still
Read over
98c.
dresses
washingcolors
and
$1,50,
and
sale price
quality
handles,
She.
98c,.
Underskirts
would
79c,
made
10, 12 and
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sale now enters
success. Hundreds
sale Saturday. We are
on summer goods,
with the crowd Saturday.
TERMS --CASH.
House Dresses
dozen ladies' house
good print and'fpercale goods,
sties 31, 36 and 38, regular $1,50
Nett Waists
Fifteen only cream, white
waists, silk lined, regular $3.75,
Parasols 89c.
Two dozen • parasols, good
good range of
$1,25 and $1,50, sale price
Satin Underskirts
One dozen only Ladies' Satin
Navy, Tan, Cerise, Paddy Green,
at $1,50, sale price 98c,
Children's Dresses
Four dozen Children's Dresses
Gingham, sizes 7, 8,
up to $250 for 70e.
choice 4 price
choice 4 price
choice's price",
$.60 for .39
choice 1.98
bunch at .10
.69 a9and
reg, .20for 11`
.25 for .19
.25 for .15
.30 for .15
.60 for .39 V
.35 for .24
1.98
6.00 for 4.29
15.00 for 5.00
$,00 for 3.98
.15,-.18foc.11:
.35 yd. for .05 `
Varna.
Tuesday, the -20tH inst., hal been
decide on as Varnal's• civic'holida
a even holiday
and itis proposed on that ,day to
hold a is.,
at Bayfield
The annual garden party under the
auspices of the Presbyterian church
will be held on the evening of the
23rd inst. •
Rev: Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and
family motored' to Vanecle last, .Wea-
nesday, .
The brethren of L.O.L. No. 1035
will attend divine service, in the Pres-
byterian echurch_ next Sunday .: even-
ing, the brethren, to assemble in their
hall 'al 6.30. 'Membe'rs of surrounding
lodges are cordially invited to attend,
Service in : We Methodist church will
he held next, Ssutday morning at, ` 11
o'clock instead of evening, owing,to
the Orange, service,' ' es
A large number of people picnicked
at. Bayfield on Dominion Day,
Miss Pearl Zaplie of Blake spent
the weeic-end with Miss Flossie
Stephenson..
Mr. and •Mrs. Win. Reid and Misses.
Maggie Reid and Roxie Palmer . mot-
ored to Goderioh on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. • James McClymont en-
tertained the Bible Study, class of
Methodist church, last Tuesday even-
ing. 'After a social time being spent,
refreshments were served consisting
of ice cream and cake, to which all
did justice The. young people enjoy-
ed themselves very much,
Stanley Township
Mr, and Mrs. Carrol IIus:ton of the
Salable Line visited over Sunday at
the latter's parental 1•nme, • that of
Mr,, and Sirs., James Mose of Walton,
Messes. Went and Geo. Armstrong
ate busily engaged building wire fence
for the farmers.
Mr. Chas. Parker was busily en. -
gaged buzz -sawing wood for ')hos.
Cameron, R. Elliott and others of
Hayfield last .week,
Mr. Wm. Clark has • purchased a
good driver from Mrs. Wnl, Woor(n
for .Which he paid .a good figure. •
Miss Maggie Peck, who has been
teaching school hear Leamington, is
i
sl1 curt ng led• holidays together with a
girl friend front the same place under
the parental roof,
Spackman k Son of 'Hayfield are
busily engaged putting in cement
bridges- in the township at present,
Mr. Win, Taylor shipped a ear -
load of cattle Irma Clinton on Sat-
urday last.
Mr. Ed. Johnson has imurored his
residence by the addition of a beau -
Wel verandah.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrill of
Stephen township were visiting friends
on the Goshen anti Babylon. Linen last
week. Mr. Sherritt's many friends
will be pleased to hear that he has
got a government job 'oto supply all
the cattle needed ,for all the provin-
cial institutions, such an asyln as,
jails, prison farms, etc. Mr. Sher-
ritt expects 'to make his haru7a in
Guelph in the near future, as being
most central for his work.
Miss Mabel Clark, who has. been
teaching school. near Zurich, is'spend-
ing her holidays under the parental
roof.
NIcssrs C.W
'it•
utand • Roy (
o nsf
o It
3
lady some fricncls spent Sunday
as guests of rifr. and Mrs. David J.
NTc('li whey.
Mr. Albert Alb it I3 'c
o s e is c i
engaged rCfl lit
� )a
I
ting a new roof on his barn.
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
Elliott, formerly, of the Goshen Line,
but now of Hayfield, who had not
enjoyed very good health Before
leaving tie farm, is improving
and is enjoying a. large .Portico( of
good health. We are hoping and
looking to see her fully restored to
good beialtb in the near future.
Mr. Wm. Reid of the. Bayfield Road
is improving his beautiful • residence
by having it painted.
'1'he trustees of No. 3 school have
engaged Miss Capling of Blake for
the baia,nce of the _pear.
Mr. John Walker of Guelph and son
of Rev, Jas. Walker, formerly pastor
of Varna circuit, visited at the house
of kr. Beni, Wesons of Kipper' over
the week end.
Mr. J, Fiwuirick and sister of St.
Joseph were guests at the home
of Mr, Henry Peek on Sunday last,
Goderioh Township
University Club picnicked at For-
ster's flats on Canada's natal day,
Everyone seemed to entce heartily
into the spirit of the occasion, con-
sequently the hours were very enjoy-
ably spent. Tile next meeting of the
Club will be held at Mrs. James, Fer-
guson's' on Thursday of next week.
Hullett Township
Mrs. Connors of Detroit has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Rey-
nolds).
Misses Marie Jordan of Dahlin and
Winnie Long, of Brussels spent a few
clays at Mr. Doeninic Flynn's recent-
ly.
Mr. A. J. Holloway of Clinton and
Mr. Paul Freeman of Port ;Colborne
spent Sunday at Mr. George Car-
bert's. -
Mrs. L.Purcell ell and children, John,
nccie las Robert and Mary, of Strat-
ford are visiting at the Slone of Mr.
Geo. Carbert and other srelatives.
Mr. R. J. Blake of Winnipeg and
Miss Nora Blake of Collingwood'are
halidaying at the parental home, .NIr..
and Mrs. Richard Bl'oke's,
Mr. Ernest Reynolds; ,of Peteeboro
and his sister, Miss Mary, s Ma y, are, visit-
ing at their home, Mr. and Mrs.. Dt
Reynolds'.
Misses Mary and Vera Carbert of
Clinton 1Stlnaayed wills friends in this
vicinity.
Mr. McCarthy and Mr. Austin Quig-
ley and his two sisters of Kings-
bridge returned )some on Monday af-
ter spending, a few days • with rela-
tives in thl neighborhood.
s nerg bo Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Reinhardt and,
children of Berlin visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Morrison, Mr.
Reinhardt left for his duties on Stoll-
day
omday morning but the latter madea
longer visit.
Hullett Township'
The barn belonging to Mr. Angus.
McDerrnot of the 2nd on. was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
How theta) originated is not known.'
Mr. Peter (4 -lazier, the tenant, lost
tons, of . hay " and implements and had
no insurance. '
ORANGE CELEBRATION ION LU -CAN.
A R T
As a special train'' hasbeen arrang-
ed from Goderioh ' to Lucan via
Stratford, and as there) will ; be no
accommodation via L. H. & 13, ex-
cept
xrept from points south of. Clinton, no
excursion ticicets will be sold for
Lucius except via, Sinai/ord.-John
Ransford Si Son, Town Agents, Olin
Clinton P. S. Report
for June.
Promoted from Junior 4th to Sr. 415,
Total800. Honors 000. • To Pass 480.
Honors, -Willis • Cooper 729, Beryl
Cooper 709, Stewart McBrien 701, Hel-
en Ross 587, Alma MacCorvie 684,.Ag-
nes Walker (170, Leighton Walker 658,
Mildred Livermore 035, Annie Law-
rence625, Ambrose Maguire610, Win-
nie Nelson 011. Merritt Nediger 611,
Hattie Livermore GCS, Willie Bell 001.
Pass. -Celia Hamilton 579, Bert Slo
man 574, Alice Flukey 570, Archie Mac-
Kenzie 564., Phamie Oree 500, Leslie
Buller 556, Mary Walton 533, Charlie
Cole 532, Earl Cooper 510, Frances• Yes -
bee 510, George Shipley 484, Absent
on account of illness, passed on year's
work. -Dara Schoenhals,--M. E. ()Wil-
ley, Teacher.
Division 111.
Promoted from Sr, 3rd to Jr. 4th,
Minks obtainable 750. Marks to Pass
450. Marks for Honors 562. Honors
Agnes Reynolds 601, Harry Ball 688,
Amy • Slellyar 674, Gordon Hall 070,
Netty Twyford 660, Jabez Rands
Bessie Morrish 655, Fergus Rey-
nolds 1155, Dorothy Rorke 610,
Josephine' Yeshec 1315, George Car-.
ter 045, Willie Mulch 011, Bessie Mur-
phy 030, Kenneth Carter (127, Etta liar-
dy 600, Asa Bolton 505, Earl Johnson
502. Pass. -Earl Crich. 555, Katie Lader
555, Fred Elliott 552, Marjorie Beaton
551. Stewart Taylor 510, Aetna Geealis
536, Eva Boeck 5'53, Lottie Judd 521.
Jack Bawden 402, Jean Bell 100, Cora
Miller hod, Hugh McGuire 404. James
Walker 401.-J, Wilson, Teacher,
Promoted from Div, 4th, to Div. Sed.
Maximum Marks 750, Honors -Harry
Munroe 715, Eleanor -McTaggart 701,
DaisyNediger 003, Gordon Powell 083,
Ivy Plowes 075, Emerson Libby 671,
Nisbet Cook 670, Gertrude Fowler 059,
Frank Seenten Otis, Lula McCartney
655, Barrie Oombes 65.1, Winnie Mc -
Math 652, Frank Mutch 050, Jean Mil-
ler 037, Stuart McDonald 634, Harold
Lawson 633, Malcolm McTaggart 020,
Helen Greig 017, Willie Malpagie 613,
Gladys Wiltsie 610. Pass -Nellie Rut-
ledge 591, Hilton Butts 594, Geo. Dixon
590, Audrey Coll ver 589, L. Taylor 590,
Margaret Cane 570, Stanley Kennedy
509, Helen Roberton 503, Charlie Greek
6555, PercyLivertnore 553, Anion Hill
552, Herbert Holtzhatter 5.15. Margaret
Mennell 581, Ruth Evans 523, )Marian
McIntyre 521, Joseph Carbert 500,
Gladys Holland 505, Mary Argent 500,
Ohara Carbert.192, !Zeta Hamilton 480,
Gladys McGuire 480. Promoted irons
J r. 3rd to Sr. 3rd iu Div. 4. - Joseph
Yesbec 450, John Taylor 118, Donna
Mulholland 1-13, Gordon Lawson 429,
Amy Gould 381, Charlie Fulford 351,
Reggie Hamilton 321, Lucy Levy 320,
---L, Stevens, Teacher.
- Division V.
Promoted from 3rd Book in Div. 5th
to 3rd Book 0l uit •
J)I 1th Maximum
t
lI t ut
Mat ks000 To Pass
300Piouors 450.
honors M Irjorie 13alernan 840Ruth
Hale 531 Kenneth .Rorke 533, Isabel
Johnston 528. Leo Reynolds 4110 Roy
1
Livermore e.8O
. Ethel Boucle "•1 Y •
it Mar.
ion Morris 174,1 ack Wigginton 403,
Agnes Coelho 102, Swilzee Gracile 459,
Battle Blacker. 401, Mary McTfiggarl
450, Pass, - Bessie Lockwood 410,
Robert Nliddleton 442, Willie Miller
412, John Yesbec 858, Pearl Carrick
376, Lawrence Wheatley 300, Mervin
Deeves 300.
Proinoted•frous2nd Book, in Div. 5 -
to 3rd Book in Div, 4. Maximum mark
0(19. To .Puss 360. Honors 450. Hon-
ors -Katie Beaton 189, Audrey SHims-
tyre 455, Percy Procto,' 482, Albert
Killuugh 401, Norman McNeil 4513, Hel-
en Lucid 451, Harry Cochrane 451, Pass
Henry Sloman 440, Douglas Ball 435,
Boland Walker 428, Violet Huller 420,
Edgar Witse 411, George hlennel 100,
Walter Osbaldeston 408, Jean Ford
402, Ernest Bateman 402, Blossom
Powell 380. -Ii, Courtiee,Teacher,
Promoted from 2nd book in Division
4 to 2nd book in Diuision 5, total marks
500, honours 375, pass 300. Honours-
01fveSchoen Mils 478, Norma Treleaven
447, Wilfrid Grant435, Ferguson Car-
ter 418, Charlie Shipley 410, Coleneo
Salter. 408, Wilbur Nelsen 406, Fred
B eT agge rt 398, Eleanor PI nmsteel 301
Pass Normans Counter 373, John Ned-
iger 372, Charlie Mennei 371, Myrtle
Bell 368,'Sig l°Sweet861, George El -
iott 301, Beth Mc0uire 300, Sadie
Gibbs 300:
Promoted front let book in Division
0 to 2nd hook in Division 5, Total 600,
honors 450,pas `'860. 'honours -Puny'
once Johnson 501, Robert Hunter 504,
Kenneth Roberton 408
Rase.
'Carter
490 Nellie McNeil,480, Wallace Wheat-
ley 482, Eileen Atkinson 478, Willie Ar-
gent 475, Donna Cochrane 466,• pass-
Jean Simpson 445, Beryl Salter 445,
Bert Marshall 438, Russel Peckltt :432,.
Carol Evans 428, Oliver Murphy 424.
Promoted from let book in' Division
0 to 2nd book in "Division 0, Passrt
Olive Lawrence 422, Jack Britton 4£),
Elsie Cooper 412, Kathleen Livermore
412, John. Livermore 409, Ernest Ford
405, Clifford Cooper 401, Clyde Ken-
nedy 391, :Kathleen Taylor 389, Howard
Gould 360, Vera Gould 360, Albert Car-
rick 860,
--Olive Cooper, Teacher.
The follow'i g are promoted iii m
Division 7 to D
ivtsian 0, Sr. let m'lliv-
ision 6. Marks obtainable 300, requir-
ed to pees 180 -Beetle Cole 261. Lian;e
Nedigev250, Clarence Glazier 257, Myr-
tle Wiltse 243, Madelon Hawkins 212,
Helen Cook 234, Viola Livermore 232,
Oliver Stands 228, Catharine McTag.
gitr't 225, Francis Baines 204, Janet
Lockwood 202.
+1t1QPromoted from Divieion 7 to Sr, 1st
in Division 0 -Edith Hill 267, Hubert
Reynolds 258, Edgar Magnire 247, Lor-
is Collyer 242, Burton Bolton 242,
Frank Latter 23$, Margaret Rutledge
221, Arthur Hessian 216, Tom Jackson
211, Lulla Crich 203, Alec Osbaldeston
200, Reeser Forster 180,
Promoted from the Primer to 1st
book in Divisions 7. Total marks 300,
required to pass 180 -Billy Hovey 270,
Olive Watkins 270, Elmer Paisley 207,
Carrie Pickett 204; Edwin Maclrenzie.
202, Phoebe Bolton 25$, Harold Liver-
more'958, Dorothy Mason 2511, Ruth
Ball 213, Rota Elliott 240, Douglas Car-
ter 240, Arthur Fultorcl 220, Frieda.
Schoenhals 218, Howard Greeks 210.
Howard Mulholland 206, ViolaHalriil-
ton 204, Violet Lapraik 201.
-SI. Wiltse, Teacher.
From Div. 8th to Div. 7th - Margie
Hale, Clyde Wheatley, Dorothy
Streets, Douglas Kennedy, "Wilmer
Deeves; Cecil Cooper, Nettie Taylor,
Frank Howard, Jack Mulch, Bever-
ley Butt. Marion MCBrien, Clarence
Menne), ArthurMnguire, Ross McEw-
en, John Rand, Hugh Ladd, Sybil
Proctor, David Miller, Joe Twyford
Eva Cole. -W, Thorn pson, Teacher,
Hammocks
for the good old summer
time,
They are not only to give
you comfort and pleasure
but keep you out in the
fresh air, an assistance
' for good health,
Come and get first
choice.
Prices range from
$1.50 to $6.50.
CooerC
CLINTON.
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