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ST. HELENS
Miss Cora Neale of Grimsby
renewing old acquaintances around
5t. Helens.
Miss "Vera Todd of Kitchener
home at present suffering from
attack of the jaundice.
We congratulate Mr.' and Mrs.
Wee Jansen on their marriage a few
lays ago and wish them many hap-
py years of wedded life.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whetman
sed son, Reid, of Paisley, spent
lay last week at the home of firs.
R. J, 'Woods.
Rieharcl Martin and c„...
VaryMrs. Irwin a visited at the home
U1'r. Wm: Woods hist week.
Mr. Walter McFarlane of Brussels
e spending a few days with ltii
dater, Mrs. Gordon McPherson.
firs. Cameron, who has been en-
ler the doctor's care, is improving
Cicely.
Mrs. W. J. Humphrey is spending
i week with her sister, Mrs. Fox
Viltitechurch.
Mts. Arnold Barbour acid Bobby
'hiili 1s of Fergusilton
ay1 visited on Tues
with the formers mother, Mrs.'
t. J. Woods.
Messrs. Lorne Woods, Gordon llIe-
ntyne, W. J. Wille, Mrs. Gordon,
Miss M. G Rutherford and Mrs. Wal-
ice Miller were among those who
totored to Stratford to see the Pas-
Son Play last week.
Mrs. McVittie of Blyth is visiting
ith her daughter, Mrs. Win. Tay-
r.
MIs. John Sherriff of the boundary
ietl very suddenly Saturday mem`
tg. The funeral was held. on Mo"-
ry to Greenhill cemetery and wad
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becca Henderson of (Goderich. Twen-
ty-five grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren also survive.
The funeral took place from the.
residence of Mrs. Iienderson, Easi
street, on Friday afternoca and was
very largely attended, many being
present froth out of town. The ser-
vice was in charge of Rev. George
T. Watts, of North Street United
church, assisted by Rev. J. E. Ford.
The Young hen's Quartette of North
Street church composed of Allan
Pentland, George Buchanan, James
Sutherland and Ralph Henderson, ac-
companied by . Douglas. Campbell,
sang "Hark, Hark my Soul," The
pallbearers were: Bert Markle, of
Iiespeler, John Markle, of 'Guelph,
nephews of leis. Snyder, and William
Finegan of Ashfield and John Tib.
butt of Gt,derich township, sone -in,
law.
STANLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Baird of Toren-
to spent the week -end at he home
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of Mr. George Baird.
Mrs. John McCowan, and John lie-
Cowan, Jr,, visited friends in I -lit:
and Stouffville test week.
Miss Mary Sharp of Clinton viiitn.
ed at Mr, Goldie Graham's for a few
days at the end of the week.
Mrs. Harry Chesney, Miss Jennie
Chesney and Mrs, Jas, Thomson et-
tended the funeral of the late lir,
lb in. Mogan at Toronto Iast Satin-
day.
Miss Ann Stewart of Windsor was
home over the wee, -end.
A. .T. Cook, secretary of the Min-
er's Federation of'Great Britain,
diet, on Monday hetes an Meese b
route weeks atOf therage or forty-six
He was secretary o£ an organization
about 1,000,000 and was
known as the "firebrand" of the La.
Bout• Party.
on a visit to Leningrad a few
years ago he left the following writ-
oath in the Lenin room at the
Smolny Institute:
"To Lenin's teachings, to the tre-
mendous work begun by him, I
devote all my strength its his
disciple. Hail the Soviets!'
Bail revolution!"
:steemed Huron County
Resident Passes at
Advanced 'Age
A highly respected citizen of
rdeeich and formerly of Colborne
wnship, in the person of Mfrs.
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