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The Clinton News-Record, 1905-07-06, Page 7The Nows-Reoord Supplomollt Clinton, July 6th, 1905. Auburn. Rev, T. B. Coupland, Mrs. Coup - land and daughter Mable have gone to Watford to their new field of lab- or. Jessie and Annie are in Clinton and will follow later. Rev. John Fallis and Mrs. Fallis, one son and two daughters have ar- rived from Rut•hfort. Mr. Fallis in- tends taking a trip out to Winnipeg on the 13th July. Dr. Standish left last week for Georgetown. I)r. Wier of Wyoming is now in full possession. We wish him much success in his new practice. Rev. J. L. Small has gone to Winnipeg and other places. Dr. Mc- Lean's son preached in Knox church last Sabbath, morning and ,evening. Mr. John Ferguson left last weir:: for the West to assist his son Win. who went out a few years a, o. He has started up a blacksmith shop. Business is good and his father is going to help him. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Career Sunday - ed at his brother's, Mr. Jas. Car- ter's, as also did Mr. and Mrs.Fred. Mutch of Clinton. Auburn. „ London Rood. Mrs. R. Jennison has been ' on the sick list the past couple of weeks which is something unusual for her as she •generally enjoys good health. Site is improving and will soon • he her own self agati . Miss "Phoebe Jennison of London spent a short time under the paren- tal roof during the 'past week. School closed for summervacation; an Friday. Mrs. J. G. Crich spent several days with her brother in St. Thomas .t.h. week past. Mr. John Johnson has bought the house and office lately occupied by Dr. Standish and has moved into it. There was a wedding up at Donny- brook on Wednesday when Mr. Dave Loci -hart and Miss Euphemia Thomp- son were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev Mr. Coupland per- forming the ceremony. Miss Mabel Coupland played the weddin; march. They lintend taking up housd'aeeping on the Marshall farm. Misses Jear. Radcliffe, Ella Ander- son and Jennie Cullis and Jahn Cull - is of the Soo came down on the boat last week for a few holidays. Mr. Wm. Dobie, who has been at Rainy River, returned last wee:: bringing with trim his bride. He in- tends farming on the old homestead in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Sprung of Manitoba are the guests of the former's broth- er, •John of the Base Line. Miss Ebbe Knox spent a few days at Brucefield. Mr. Wes. (Armstrong and sister Bertha of Brussels spent a few days in this neighborhood. Miss Sheridan of Niagara Falls is the guest of Mrs. H. McBrien. Mr. O. E. Erratt and sisters at- tended the wedding of Rev. Hurter over at Dungannon. He was married to Miss Robinson, daughter of Rev. Mr. Robinson. The Warren family of Goderich called on Mrs. Moor last Monday. Mr. C. Asgt nth of Churchill is home for his holidays. Miss C. Slater has returned to bei home in Seaforth. Miss Zella Macdonald is visiting friends at London. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carter of Tor- onto spent the '1st at his father's, Mr. Sampson Carter's. Northeast. Stanley. The trustees of S. S. No. 6 have engaged Miss Dawson of Varna fol; The workmen have started to build loth balance of the year. They were loth to part 'with Miss'McEwei who the foundation for Mr. William Tay- goes. to Normal after holidays. lor's barb. Mr. 'John Layton of London' took • Miss E. A. Macfarlane attended the advantage of Dominion Day'hOlidtiy. recant monster C. E. convention held to visit at the old home. in Toronto. Mrs. Macdonald returned to Detroit The Stanley township grader re- on Friday after a lengthy sojourn. cr ntly spent l k days om the Goderich here. township side of what has been Ino- Mr. Henry O'Brien and his sister wn as Rathwell's sideroad. The (rod- were the guests of their uncle, Mr. erich council has clone considerable Thomas O'Brien. work on this line aid intends doing The E. L. and S. S. of Turner's' church picnicked at Bayfield on. Do- minion Day. Mr. and Mrs. Noble of Uxbridge are visiting the farmer's sister,' Mrs. Donald Junor of the London Road. The lawn social held on Mr.. John Avery's lawn on Wednesday evening of last week under the 'auspices of ' the L. R P. exceeded all expectations and the ladies are to be congratulat- ed. The receipts were nearly $45. Mr. Addison and Miss 'Ella • Johns are home for their summer holidays. A few of our farmers have made a start at haying. Mrs. Edwards (nee Miss E. McVitt ie) visited old friends through' these parts during the past week: . Mr. George Stanbury sold' 'a car- load of heifers to E. 'Watson of Blyth and shipped them on: Saturday last. more. Summerhill. Mr. Carnet McBrien is holidaying under the parental roof. We are sorry to say that Mr. Jas. Mellveen is very low at presenit. A nurckoer from around h•: re attend- ed the picnic at No. 5 last week. The many friends of Mr. Challeng- er are pleased to hear that he is im- proving. Mr. and Mrs. Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Farqnhar picnicked at Point Farm on the 1st of July. Miss Cunningham of Belgrave visit- ed at Mr. G. A. Tyner's one day last week. Mrs. T. J. Lindsay has returned af- ter a pleasant visit with friends in Blyth. Quite a commenced number of• farmers have haying, Goderich Township. The township council meets on Monday, July 10th. Reeve Middleton returned on Wed- nesday evening of last week from Alexander, Man., to which he paid a brief business visit. Goderich Township. Mr. F. Tebbutt of Wingham spent, Dominion Day at his home • in this township. A number. of Orangemen from this township will attend theservioe in St. Paul's church, Clinton", `;nest Sun- day afternoon. • Miss McCosh of Kincardine visited at the home of Mr. Fred.. .Tebbutt last week.