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TOWN TOPICS
Dr. -1', 1larlan% and Mrs, Irvin
1 tw were t al I h t w rt, alests
at the
Spe ttigua. A1t1t ane wedding at
Trinity l'nitltl t`Ilureh, London,
on Saturday.
Erie A1tCue Hila pure 11Lse1t 1l lot
on the west side of Ann :Street
from .1'. M, Scott, and intends to
build on it next (spring,
Mr, and Mrs. T. 1t"lynn spent
the weekend at the Ferguson Cot-
tage, near Owen Sound.
- M1 .
and Mrs. Dan Williams of
,1acdtsu onville, Florida, leave this
week after enjoying their vacation
in this area,
Miss Lillian Faulkner has re-
turned from a vacation 111 North-
ern Michigan, and Courtright,
Ont.
Mr, and Mrs. Janes Ilog'g re-
turned to their home in Coiling -
wood on Sunday after spending
the past three weeks with Mr. and
Airs.• Bedford Dungey.
Ml's. Raymond St, Germain of
Montreal, who has been the guest
of her mother, Ml's. W. W. Mor-
row, has returned home.
Mr, and Mrs. Dan (lalligan and
family have returned to Matteson,
Illinois, after visiting Ken and
aloe Murray.
Mr, and Mrs, Jahn Morgan
have returned to Chicago, 111Innis,
after visiting Ken and Joe Mur-
ray of .McKillop,
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Evans
and fatuity of Agincourt, :lir, and
Airs, Gerald Weber, London, are
spending a few holidays with Mr,
and Mrs, Arnold Westrutt,
BRUOEFIELD
Brumfield United Church con-
gregation will unite with Iiippen
congregation for the next two
Sundays at Kippen, There •will
not be Similar school for the next
ameewe Sundays, Service will he at
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11 a.m.
Mies Margaret Atkenhead, Lon-
don, spent the week endl with
slater, Mrs Anita Aidwinitle,
Mr. and Mrs, '1', B, Baird visit•
ea with Mrs. llaird'S brother, Mr.
Mae Aikenlletul, London, 011 Sun-
day. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 'A,iukom, of
Kitchener, were guests of Mrs, A,
Ings and Mrs, M. Kruger ever the
week end.
Mrs, .1olul R. Murdoch left on
Sunday with • e1 daughter,
Mrs.
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•Stanley Rumble, Toronto, or
a
few weeps' holidays.
Mr, and Mrs. Elvin Whiteman
'of Niagara halls visited Mrs,
Steakhouse and Mr, and Mrs, Mac
Wilson on Sunday,
Mr. and )4rs. Drew Swan and
daughter 1-letty, Toronto, are vis-
iting Mrs. Rant and Mise Mary 11.
Swan this week. •
Mr, and firs, Ken Scott and son
Ronald are holidaying' this week.
Miss Mary Lon Jamieson, Wing -
ham, visited with her cousin, Hiss
Gaye Elliott on Friday,
lirucefield ladies hall team de-
feated Staffs ladies on Monday
night 7 to 20.
On Monday Miss Susan Arnold
of Rockclilfe, Ottawa, returned'
hone, with her parents; Squadron
Leader end Mr's, John Arnold af-
ter spending ler vacation with
Suano Haugh, who accompanied
her to Ottawa,
HENSALL
Ili', and Airs. Wm. Clement and
.5010; returned home from a Pleas-
ant camping trip at Meaford and
Vi asaga Beach.
Miss Eleanor Veinier spent NOV.
era) days • at Goderteh last week
representing the Bell Telephone
at the Trade Fttir,
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Nixon en-
joyed a pleasant holiday with rel-
atives at Toronto and Windsor.
Mr. Earl 13 11 of Toronto and
Miss Marion Bell of London spent
the weekend with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Bell.
.Airs. Lorne MoNaughton re-
turned home after spending a
few days with her son.in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Gibson and son at Wasaga Beach.
The MacLaren Reunion was
held at the Lions Park, Seaforth
this week with about 40 attend-
ing. The following sports were
conducted by Mr. and 'Mrs, •Chas,
•Cassar, London, Miss Gwen Chap-
man, London, and Mr, Don Mac -
Laren, Ingersoll, Races 11 and un-
der, Larry Johns, Linda Bell, Ken
IIunkin; 7 to 9, Margaret Ilunkin
and Karen Hendrick; 9 to 12,
Mervyn Bell, (twentieth Hendrick;
young ladies' face, •Miss Marion
Bell; young men's backward race,
Mr. Earl Bell; married ladies' race
Mrs, Hugh Hendrick: married
men, Mr. harry Gibson. Relay -ra-
ces including grapefruit, egg and
spoon, life saver and biscuit wills.
tie were won by Earl Bell's team,
A delicious supper was enjoyed
and the following officers elected
for next year: Pres,, Mr, Glenn
Bell; See., Urs, Roy .AIaeLaren,
London: sports ram , '\Ir and
Airs, Alex MacBeatlt and Mr, :end
.lire, \i'itfred 1lunkhl; table vent.
n Harry l s,
1 1 and t rb. ,tt and
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Mr. and Mrs, Itehert. Bell,
Alts, Wes Veinier was tlkott to
South nitron Hospital, Exeter,
last week where she is 1ec443034W
t reatlllellt,
WINTHROP
ou Sunday, Aug. 21st Sunday
School at Cavan, Winthrop, will
o, .0
en at J. , 1. end t 'c
t to , 1 be ,tut
1 1
eluu ole service will be at puffs',
McMillen at 11 o'clock and on
Ant;, 28th again Sunday School
will be at 9:30 a,1, and Church
service will he Held at Bethel
Church,
FOltTl I'71AP,S A(!O
Prom The Seaforth News
Augut;t 1920
Clyde Rankin, who has • been
with the Alaska Navigation emit.
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I1a y. A u ne for
lu for 1n lilac is home
hu il,itcllytt,.
Thomas Smiths shilt(ed 'I(Ar itol-
scs front Seaforth on Saturday,
Peter (ailleo.l o1' liludcr i1'y,
Sask., has. been visiting f r ti luta at
Kippcll.
Mr. and .Airs, Stewart Hamilton
lutve returned to Atoosejaw after
visiting ilia parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Bugg 1i million, fuekersntith,
Ilii potatoes are topic of couver.
satfotl flits summer. N,w i11 petal.
two reach six dollars a bag main
next winter, those who had the
foresight to )dant them this year,
will Im fortunate.
A bee was Held •1t Turner's
Church., i'uckelmith, and the
ellnrelt grounds show a lunch ins
preyed appearance.
.A1111 1 Chesney has been trans
ferrel to the bane at Orillia as
accountant,
Miss Kathleen RankinanMao-
terEdward Rankin were ltttliday-
illg at 1tlidgebulg,
Miss Gladys attended
the wedding of lleaforll of Atiss
Winona Iters:, daughter of ltev,
Mr, Berry, (orate lv of Seafurtlt.
MissElla Archibald has taken
a position in Toronto.
Mr. W. Reid and family have
returned to Seaforth from 'I'a.
coma, 'Wash. and have an apart.ar
t
merit
in the; t'I''O blade.
I•'raulc Mtte:llf of Blyth, Hernia.
ion Fruit tiiipeelol', has gone to
Saskat one, Soak„ where he will be
5tatianed for several iiiontits,
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Desch and
:Misses 1]milia, Mary, Margaret
and Elizabeth Finlay visited) on
Friday with Mrs, Leon Jeffery
who celebrated her birthday.
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