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\ r s ®hje fk^Uttion %hmnct Vol. 48 No. 8 Flesherton Ontario, July 25, 1928 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietors. ROCK MILLS Master Bobbie Meldrum of Port Law and Miss Florine Watson of To- ronto spent a day last week with Leila and Bobbie Clark here. Mr. Ed. Clark of Michigan visited with his aunt, Mrs. Walter Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fisher spent a week with their daughter Mrs. Ray Woods of Tobermory. The Pilgrim Holiness people are holding evangilistic services in their tent in Chas. Newell's bush. The meeting commenced on Sunday and will continue every night this week except Saturday night at 8 p.m. Ev- eryone is invited to attend these Gospel Meetings. Master Howard and Miss Isobel Ferris of Toronto are holidaying with their cousins here, Julia, Marguer- ite and Edna Croft. Mr. and Mrs Henry Osborne and family of Owen Sound were visitors the first of the week with the for- mer's sister here, Mrs Walter Rus- sell. Miss Phyllis Walker of Toronto is holidaying with her cousin, Miss Vel- ma Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Newell and family visited recently with the for- mer's brother near Durham, Master Elmore Jamieson of To- ronto is holidaying at the home of his aunt, Mi-s. Samuel Fisher. Mr. Jos. Pedlar of Loup City, Neb FEVERSHAM Master Ted Eby of Toronto is hol- idaying with his uncle, Mr. G. Eby here. -Mrs. W. G. Dand and three children of Toronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mts. Colquette. Miss Donahue of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Colquette over the week end. Master Meldrum Hedley of Toron- to is holidaying with his sister, Mrs. C. H. Smith. Miss Eva Spencer is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer. Miss Queenie Kaitting is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Burke. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Elliot of Ir- mo, .\lta. is visiting friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Winters of To- ronto were callers in this village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Colquette of Owen Sound spent Sunday with their parents here. Mrs. Jas. Speer and daughter Ag- nes visited with Mrs. Frank Sayers on Monday last. Good rains have been helping the crops and roots wonderfully of late. Mr. John Brimsmead and niece, Mrs. Wright of Toronto have return- ed home after a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLean. Mrs. George Gould and two child- ren of Ravenna visited with the for- mer's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. PRICEVILLE and Mr. John Pedlar of Flesherton | Smith here. called on old friends in this vicinity Mr- and Mrs. Eby spent Sunday on Saturday The Pedlar re-union held a picnic on Saturday at the Hydro Park, Eu- genia, when a large number were present for the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and two child- ren, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Glassford, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Field spent the past week visiting Hamilton, Niagara Falls and Grimbsy. Messrs Jos. and Ed. Phillips ofTo- 'ronto and Mr. Jos. Mersot of Chic- ago visited last week wiht ths for- mer's niece, Mrs. Ed. Fisher. with friends in Toronto. Mrs. A. Finley and two children of Toronto are visiting with the for- mer's brother, Mr. Will Heitman and family. Mrs. Blasset and children of Pres- ton visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moffat recently. MAXWELL SHORTâ€" KIRK A lovely Muskoka wedding was that which was solemnized at the pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk, Bracebridge, at high noon on Thursday, July nine- teenth, when their elder daughter, Annie Helena Mary and Samuel Dav- idson Short, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Short, Feversham were un- ited in the Holy Bonds of matrimony. The touching ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Hamilton B. Jackson of Proton Station in the pres- ence of about fifty-five relatives and friends, took place in the bower of the Muskoka Pine= with white stream- ers and a large wedding bell hanging from above and bowles of pink roses at the foot. The sweet bride who was given in marriage by her father, was charm- ingly gowned in white flat crepe with shoei<: and stockings to match, and wearing a sprig of white sweet peas in her dark tresses. She carried a bouqet of white carnatjons, pink and mauve sweet peas and baby's breath. The wedding march "Here Comes the Bride," was sweetly played by Miss Gertrude Irish of Proton. After the ceremony a sumptuous wedding breakfast was served on the lawn, the long tables being dotted with small bowls of pansies and centred with the bride's cake. Other decorations ' throughout the hous« were blue and white streamers, pink roses and ferns. Guests from a di«tance were^ Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Gaudin and Miss Lotus Ennis, Toronto; Mr and Mrs. Jos. Ennis and family, Hegina; Miss Emma Ennis of India; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hcwgill, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mr. Chas. Wilson of Georgetown •rent the week end with his friend. Mr. Doug Kendall. Mrs. John Lougheed, who has been seriously ill at the home of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Parker, is quite improved. The Osprey U.F.Y.P.O.and friends spent Saturday at Wasaga Beach. An enjoyable time is reported. Miss Annie Priestly, who is under the doctor's care at present is improv- ing. Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Guy and child- ren of New Market spent the week end with relatives here. The regular meeting of the W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Morrison. In the absence of the President Miss Mary Ross took charge of the meeting. After the business meeting readings were given by Miss M. Poole and Mrs. Alex Morrison. Misses Alice Long and Shirley Buckt ingham also gave readings, after which an enjoyalble lunch was ser- ved by the hostess. Most farmers around here have commenced haying. It is a very light crop this year. Miss Mildred Scott of Toronto is visiting at Mr. H. R. McLean's. Mr. and Mrs. Allie McLean, Mr. Tom Johnston and Miss Kate Mc- Cannell and Gordon McCannell and Mrs. Donald McDonald and daughter Dorothy of Toronto, Miss Pearl Mc- Cuaig were visitors at Mr. .A. L. Hinck's on Sunday. Mrs. MicLachlan and daughter Jean arrived homq after spending some time with friends in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. McArthur were recent visitors at Mr. Allie Mc- Lean's. • MicS Doris MeLean of Toronto is spending a couple of weeks with friends in Priceville. Mies Leone McDonald of Owen Sound is visiting friends around this vicinity. Miss Edith and Victoria Jelly of Shelbume spent a few days with their sister Mrs. Ray McLean. On Thursday afternoon there was a large crowd at the picnic on the school grounds and races and games were enjoyed by the young and old and prizes were given to each one who won a race or game. After having a bountiful lunch many re- sorted to the adjoining field and ^watched a soft ball game, between Ceylon and Priceville-. The score was 9-16 in favor of Ceylon. Miss Donalda Nichol spent a few day.?' visiting friends in Shelbume. Mr. Wm. McLeod lost a velirable colt last week. Miss Orma Meuser of Owen Sound is visiting at Mr. Archie McCuaig's. Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Mont- real is visiting at her home for a month. A pleasant time was spent at Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLeod's on Friday night, when friends and neighbors gathered in and presented them with many beautiful and useful gifts. There was a very large* crowd and a splendid time was enjoyed by all. The musicians were Messrs Gordon McLeod. Dan McCannell, Allan Mc- Innis, Wm. and John McEachnie, T. McDougall, Marjorie McLeod an.l Bradey Irwin. Mr. Percy Chambers of Toronto, accompanied-by Flo McLean, Dorothy and Eva Caisson and Mary Camer- on motored up and spent the week end witr their parents. Miss Mary Cameron is spending a couple of weeks at her home at Boothville. Miss Mariorie McLean accompanied them back to Toronto on Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. John McEachem of London, Mr. .\lex. McEachem ofTo- romto were visitors at Mrs. F. Mc- Eacherns on Sunday. Funeral of Mrs. Nelia Was Held Thursday CEYLON This community was shocked when it was learned on Tuesday, July 17 that Mrs. Janet Anderson Mac.A.uley Melia had passed away, after only a few days illness of pneumonia. .<he was a daughter of Jean Frances and John McaCuley, who lived in Caledon and where she was born in the year 1846 and when a young woman moved with her parents to Priceville and in the year 1870 was married to Mr John Melia. For a number of years they lived in Flesherton from then they moved to Ceylon, 41 years ago. She was loved by everyone. She w^as a good neighbor of a kindly disposition and in religon was a Presbyterian. To them were born six children, Mrs. Will .McNae (Ella) of Cleveland, Ohio; Jno. in Seattle, Wash; Mrs. Frank A. Ll- Irich (Jennie) of Cleveland; Charlf-s of Toronto, William of Minto. Man- Clara, who died in infancy. These she leaves to mourn her loss besides her sorrowing husband, who has al- so been quite ill and three brothers, three sisters, Mr. Walter of .\lgoma; Alex of Cleveland and Dunean of Los Angeles; Mrs. Alex. Findlay, Van- couver, Mrs. Catharine La Vigne of Detroit. The funeral took place on I Thursday afternoon to McNeil's Cem-» I Rope â€" Binder Twine | X ROD AND GUN The August issue of Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News, which is just published, contains a highly in- teresting collection of yarns antl stories of outdoor Canada and hunt- ing and fisihing. In the list there is a very good story of a more unus- ual humorous type in "So this is Moose Hunting" by John Richmond. The contents also include several art- icles of a conservational note, as well as useful ifnromation fos hunters, fishermen and. campers. The Guns and Ammunition depart- ment, edited bji C. S. Landis, includes much useful material for the gun crank while anglers, outdoorsmen, campers and dogmen are well cater- ed to in the special departments ed- etery, Priceville. The service at the house was conducted by Rev. nar- rower of Flenherton, who gave a comforting message to the bereaved ones. The casket was covered with lovely flowers of sympathy. .\ wreath from the family, Ceylon and community friends; Pillow from Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Cole Cleveland; spray from Mrs. M. Barker, Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chislett, and Miss Effie Chislett. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chislett of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. McMuUen, Mrs. Purdy. Mrs. J. E. .A.dams, Mrs. S Seeley, Mrs. .\n- ' na McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. \ Cairns, Mr and Mrs. George Cairns, I Mr. and Mrs. F. J. CoUinsoh and Miss S. E. CoUinson. The following were the flower I earers : Miss Frances and Marg:. rdlinson, Margaret Sincl«ir., Marg- aret McMullen, Laura White and r?an Marshall. The pall bearers were Messrs •^')hn and Sandy McFadden, John Mc- Millan, Thos. Gilchrist, John Gib- fon and .\rthur Melia. Those from a distance who attend- ed the funeral were Messrs T. .A.. Ulrich, Mrs. W. J. McN'ae of Cleve- ! '.d, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chislett and .-. Charles Chislett, Mr. and Mrs. C irles Melia and son .\rthur of To- re nto. '. ueh sympathy is extended to the sorro\\«ng ones. VANDELEUR ited by well known authorities. The Dinsmore. Mrs Earl HewgiU and Canadian Silver Fox News section baby, Franklyn, Mr. Washington | contains a very complete report of Dinsmore and Miss Caroline Dins- , the annual meeting of the Canadian more, Thombury: Mr. and Mrs. How- [ National Silver Fox Breeders' Assoc- ard Short and Mr. Jno. Buckingham, ' iation. Collingwood; Mr. and Mrs. George â-  Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver Short Misses Clara, Bertha^ Loik, Fox l5ews is published monthly by Nellie and Dora and Messre. Cyrus W. J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock, and Allan Short, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ontario. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short. Mr. ] " Ernest Morrison and Mr. Mortimer , IN MEMORIAM Sayers, all of Feversham; Rev. and , â-  Mr<. H. B. Jackson, Miss Gertrude BLACKBURNâ€" In loving memory Irish and Miss May Cornfield, Procon ' of Mrs. John Blackburn, who passed and Miss Gertrude Slverthom, Wood- ^ away, July 24, 1926. -mv^ ford. ""â- ' t»C > it »*'*^ I Forget her, rto we never will, "^ The happy young couple, a few For in God's care she Hveth still, days later, left for Powassan and .\ loving mother, true and kind other northern poinfcsi, where they No friend on earth like her we'll Messrs. Jack Gilbert and Ed. War- ling motored from Toronto and spent the week end with friends here. Mrs. Geo. Warling and Kathleen returned with them for a two weeks visit in Toronto. Mrs. D. Blair of Toronto visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Graham and family. Mrs. Frank Davis is visiting friends in Toronto. Mr. Lome Sewell has returned from Owen Sound hospital where he un- derwent an operation for appendicit- is. Mrs. Roy Oke and son, Donal' Bowie? of Toronto are visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Jhnston. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dudgeon attended church here on Sunday and also cal- led on friends Mr. Dudgeon was a former pastor here and his friend< were pleased to meet him again. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair of Sask- atchewan are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Graham and family. Mr. Will Johnston has treated him- self and family to a nice new car. CROSKINâ€" CISHNIE SOUTH LINE and 0. D. R. expect to be engaged in Evangelistic work for the summer. find. For all of us she did her best Mr. and Mrs. Short's host of And God gave her eternal re.'t Wends wish them many years of Yatppf ''rtdded life. â€" .Sadly missed by husband and farily. . Haying is the order of the. day, al- ong with rain. Miss Bessie and Joe Stainsby of Proton visited a couple of days last week at Ja?. Turner's and took in the picnic. *^ ^*» *~"* B. R. Oliver and Miss Agnes Mc- Phail went to Guelph last week. Mrs. Storie of Toronto is v?sit- ing at Mr. Jas. Storey's. Miss Florence Mcannell and friend visited on Sunday at the homo of J. J. Meads. Mr. F. R. Oliver and sister were to Stanford the first of the week. MACHINE OIL MOTOR GIL AXLE GREASE ENAMELWARE CHINAWARE GLASS TUTO ENAMELS TURPENTINE SHOVELS HAY FORKS HANDLES CUP GREASE PAINT CEMENT WIRE FENCE STAPLES Duncan's Hardware Thones 54w and 54) man, cuff links, and the organist an many other buildings would have been umbrella. .wiped out. Latter the happy couple left amid Messrs Frank and John and Mary a shower uf confetti and good wishes Sullivan of .Albion visited with Mr. for a mot( r trip to Montreal and other and Mrs. Robt. Campbell the first of points. The bride's travelling dress the week. was of blue crepe de chine with lemon -Mr. and Mrs. Goldwyn McMullen of cru.'sh straw hat and coat. The bride Toronto spent a few days the past is very popular and received week with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mc- many beautiful and useful gifts. Mullen. Friends from a distance were Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart and fam- Thos. Jack of Loreburne, Sask., Miss ily of New Liskeard were callers at Clara Jack of Zion, Mr. R. Cook and Mr. Peter Muir's the first of the week Miss Millie of Ceylon. The bride Mr. Stewart spent about 12 years of is a grandaughter of Constable Cook, his boyhood at Mr. Muir's and is well known to many of the old nei- Mr. Smith and Mr. Jack Gibson ghbors and will also be welcome when of Toronto were week end visitors he returns to these parts, at Mr. Jno. Gibson's. Mr. and Mrs. Grandison and babe y.i: and Mrs. Leslie Marshall and "f Stratford visited over the ^eek dai:,'hter, Elenor, who spent the end at Mr. George Bank's, pas: fortnight with the latter's par- Mr. and Mrs. Lyel! Mathewson of ens, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McMullen Toronto visited over the week end returned to Toronto on Saturday. ^''^h the former's father, Mr. Wm. M:s. (Rev.) Cannell, who has been ^^athewson .... ^ , , >,„ , Mr. Jas. Mcwhinnev spent a couple visn.ng her aunt and uncle, Mr. and . • '' /^ ^ >r IT D- * „„„™i „,^oi,„ ^^f^ of days on busmess at Hanover last Mrs. H. Piper for several weeks left, Saturday to visit friends at Tara and'^^^^ othe.- points before returning to her I . home- at Salem, Oregon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hales and babe , Mr. Jack White, teacher in Toronto, is home for the summer vacation. Mr. Robt. Cook and Miss Millie , motored to Toronto and attended the of Owen bound spent the week end j^,^^^^^^_^^^j,^i^ ^^,^,,^5^,^ \ Mr. John McMillan of Toronto spent at Mr. .A.. Sinclair's. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Owens of To- ronto are visitors at Mr. George Ar- i"owsmith's. Miss Mabel Haw has returned home . after spending a week with friends I at Swinton Park. ' Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hanev and mo- ther from Windsor visited the first of Lewis Genoe. Eugenia on Thursday the week end with his mother. ICE CREAM SOCIAL .\T EUGENIA Unity U.F.W.O. Club is holding an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. the week at Mr. LutheV Duckett's. August 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melia and^^o*'' °" ^^^ grounds. address. Every- .\ very pretty wedding was sol- emnized on Saturday, July 21st at 1 ...• home of the bride's parents, 12 "^hornhill Ave., Toronto when Glad- ;. J Mildred, only daughter of Mr. and . !rs. J W. Cushnie was united in :narriage by Rev. Dr. .â- V. P. .\ddison to William Henry Crosken, son of Mr. Wm. Crosken and the late Mrs. Crosken of Toronto under a canopy if white streamers and bells banked with pink and white carnations and .'jrns. The bride, who was given Lway b.y her father entered the liv- ing room to the strains of Lohen- ,-rin's Wedding march played by her aunt, Miss M. Cook of Ceylon and looked charming in a simple frock of white flate crepe with flounce skirt of silk lace with shoulder and corsage flowers of white roses, edged with silver, hat and shoes to match. •She carried a shower bouquet of sweet I heart roses and baby breath, her only I attendant was Miss Maud Crosken, ' fister of the groom, who wore a pou- dre blue georgette dress and hat ; â-  match and carried a shower bou- • .et of sweet peas and baby breath. â-  he groom was supported by his I friend, Mr. Sidney Allard. Immed- j ately after the ceremony a dainty I I iffet lunch was served from th^ uining room, which was prettily dec- I orated with white bells, pink and wh'te roses, the table being centered Iwiiii a beautiful four-storey cake, tiill - and trailings of myrtle. Mrs. ! Paf. ^ poured tea and was assisted by \ the I ride's cousins. Rev. Dr. -Addison ' pi-op. 'ed a toast to the bride, bridee- maid r id bride's parents, which wa.s respoi '-d to with well chosen \vord.«. The ^room's gift to the briile wn^i â- \ silve lecklace with torhuois pend- ant; to â- â- .? brides maid, a ring; groom commence at 7:30. Short pro- son, Artie, and Mr. Frank A. Ulrich gramme in the evening, when Miss returned home Friday to their homes â- ^- C- MePhail. M. P. and F. R. Oliver, in Toronto and Cleveland and Mrs. ^P-P- '^^''l S'^^e W. J. McNae left Tuesday for her ^^y welcome, home in Cleveland. Mr. Elmer Muir of Detroit is vis- iting at his home here. Qui*e an excitement was caused on .Saturday night about nine o'clock when it was discovered that smoke was pouring out of the former post office buildi»g near the roof. Mr. Moore, who was in with the mail bag was the first to see it and gave the alarm quickly. People were on the scene and it was put out but had it mada a little more headway it and (251 What of those seeking relief, only to find that they have waited too long. QS) W. A. Armstrong & Sen Jewellers & Opticians FLESHERTON. - ONT. 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