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®()je fkBhction %tfmnu. Vol. 52. No. 9 Flesherton, Ontario, August 3, 1932 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietors ll I 3i VICTORIA CORNERS Dor.ald Robinson of Dundalk visited his cousins, Jack and Fred Bannon. Mr. George Bannon and daughter, Mrs>. »i:ime«^BeIl (Georgena) and hus- band and children of Owen Sound visited at Thos. Bannon's. Ernie Stinson and Ken Orr motored to Bright for Mrs. .\lbert Stinson. Mrs. Ernie Stir.son and children ac- companied them to Laurel. Me.'srs. Albert and Ernie Stinson spent last Thursday in Hamilton. George Best and Wilfred Gallaghei spent a couple of days in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 'ihos. Orr and tamily of St. Catherines called in this burg. Mr. and Mi-s. Patterson and two children of Chesley visited at Carl Atkinson's. On Saturday eve about five o'clo:k, when Chas. Moore was returning honu with the drag, at the bend in the road at Inistioge church a car going north ran into the drag throwing him ofl the seat, hitting his side when falling, where he remaned breathless for some time. The horses did not run as his arm slipped through the lines and held them but they dragged him a little ways soon stopping. Dr. Martin who was summoned is nat sure how badly he is hurt, but thinks a punrtur- ed pleora is the worst, which will necessitate a couple of weeks complete rest at least. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens and daughter, Mrs. Simpkins of St. Cath- erines are visiting friends. Miss Margaret Gallagher and Mr. Wm. Coole of Toronto are visiting at Wilfred GaUagher's. FEVERSHAM LOWER SCHOOL EXAMINATION RESULTS FEVERSHAM ART â€" Burton Conron, Bruce Mul- lin, Jim Heitman, Irma Smith, Ethelyn Hutchinson, Merryl Hanley, Emily Moore, Marion Hawton, Billie Hanley, Isobel Pallister, Billie Burke, Mansel Conn, Stanley Magee, Pete Somers, Jim Conn, Belva Long, Edna Maxwell, Pans? Thomson. ZOOLOGY â€" BilUe Burke, Burton Conron, Irma Smith, Edna Maxwell, Bruce Mullin. Mansel Conn, Pete Somers, Isobel Pallister, iStanley Magee, Jim Conn, Belva Long, Ethe- lyn Hutchinson, Pansy Thomson. Bill Hanley, Marion Hawton, Emily Moore Jim Haley, Mervin Somers. BRITISH HISTORYâ€" Billie Burke, Edna Maxwell, Jim Haley, Bill Han- ley. GEOGRAPHY â€" Billie Burke, Edna Maxwell, Jim Haley, Stanley Magee, Jim Conn, Emily Moore, Bill Hanley, Belva Long, Isobel Pallister. PHYSIOGRAPHY â€" Burton Con- ron, Mansel Conn, Pete Somers, Mer- vin Somers, Bruce Muliin, Jim Heit- man, Irma Smith, lone Thornbury. ARITHMETICâ€" Pete Somers. Bur- ton Conron, Bruce Mullin, Jim Heit- man, Mervin Somers, Pansy Thomson, Mansel Ccnn. ALGEBR.A. â€" Emily Moore, Bill Burke, Jim Heitman, Belva Long, Jim Conn, Jim Haley, Isobel Pallister. GEOMETRY â€" Bruce Mullin, Pete Somers, Mervin Somti.;. Jim Heitman, Pansy Thomson. Irma Smith, Mansel Conn, Burton Conron. LATIN 1 to 2 â€" Billie Burke, Ethelyn Hutchinson, Edna Ma.xwell Jim Haley, Mansel Conn, Emily Moort Belva Long. FRENCH 1 to 2 â€" Edna Ma.xwell, Bill Burke, Mansel Conn, Jim Haley, Belva Long. Emily .\Ioore. Stanley Magee. Isobel Pallister, Billie Hanley LATIN 2 to 3 - Burton Conron. lierb Eb.v, lone Thornbury, Irma Smith, Pete Somers. Mervin Somers Bi-uce Mullin, Pansy Thomson. FRENCH 2 to 3 _ Burton Conron, Herb Eby, lone Thornburv. Irma Smith, Bruce '.Mullin LITERATURE - Bill Burke, Bur- ton Conron, Edna Maxwell, Bruce Mullin, Pansy Thomson, Irnia Smith Marion Hawton. Pete Somers, Mansel Conn, Jim Haley. Jim Conn, Mervin Somers, Bill Hanley. COMPOSITION ^ B>1I Burke. Bur- ton Conron. Irma Smith, Pete Somers Ethelyn Hutchinson. Bruce Mullin] Bill Hanley, Mervin Somers. Belva* Long. Stanley Magee. Marion Haw- ton, Edna Maxwell, Mansel Conn, Jim Conn. Emily Moore, Pansy Thomsoi. Isobel Pallister. These names are in order of merit. DANCE A barn dance will be held at George Fisher's. 4th Concession of Artemesia Ceylon, on Friday, August 5th. Ad- mission 25c each. (Last Week's Items) Kenneth, the little four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton NiL-hoUs, of Feversham, was drowned on Wed- nesday morning in the mill da.m. He wa.s out in the morning piaymg a round the mill, but was not seen to go near the dam, and was not mi.ssed until after dinn->r-time, when his fath- er, who is employed in the mill, went to look for him. He could find nc trace of him anywhere and it was then that he turned to the mill dam, and after a brief search his body was found in the water. It is supposed that he wandered to the top of the dam and slipped oi fell into the water, but no person saw him around the dam. It is supposed that he had been in the water over an hour when he was found. He is survived by his parents and one broth- er, Elmer, two years old. The sin- cere sympathy of their many friends is being extended to the heart-broken parents. Mr. and Mrs. Worthington and son, Jack, and Mr. Gordon Band of Long Branch, Ont, were visited with Mr. and Mrs. Colquecte last week. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Brown, a for- mer pastor on the Maxwell circuit, were visitors with friends last week. Rev. Brown has charge of the United church near Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thibaudeau and daughter of Markdale and Mr. Jack- son Stewart Off Flesherton spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Colquette here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Colquette of Owen Sound are visiting friends. Willi is enjoying a holiday now of ten days. Mrs. John Stonehouse returned home last week after a visit with friends at Priceville. While there she attended the wedding of her sis- ter. Miss Lovina Konold to Mr,. A lex. Stonehouse. PWCEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips of Baltimore, U.S., are visiting with his cousin, Mrs. J. .\. Kernahan, and fam- ily here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawler and two children of London are visiting with Mrs. Lawler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barber here. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nicholls have gone to Milton's sister at Burlington for a holiday. Mrs. F. Spofiford Miss lola Spofford and Miss Annie Robinson motored to Kitchener and Waterloo last week. Mr. Thomas Forsythe of Owen Sound ,vhile holidaying here takes delight in going after the speckled trout in the Beaver River here. He was awarded on Thursday morning last by landing a beauty weighing three pounds and one ounce and measuring 20 inches long. Mr. and Mrs. William Watters and daughter, Lillian of Toronto visited over the holiday with Mrs. Watter's, sister. Mrs. Chris. Thomson. Miss Queenie Kaitting of Owen Sound is holidaying with ker grand- parents hore. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bell of To- ronto visited with friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davidson and s»n, Mr. Hugh Davidson and wife of Collingwood were week end visitors with Mrs. W. H. Davidson's mother. Mrs. A. J. Conron . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerton, Miss â- J race and Mr. Stanley Horton. Mr. Gordon Dand, Miss Helen Dand and Miss Violet Donahue o' Toronto were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Colquette over th" holiday. Messrs. Chas. McGillvray and .A.r- chie Mclnnis of Yeovil and Murray Ni.hol, Peter Muir with Clifford Hincks motored to Ottawa to attehd the farmer's delegation on July 16tll They took along tents and other sup- plies and ail enioyed the trip through- out. .After attending the confer- en-.e they went to Montreal on Sun- day. Before returning home they motored to Peterboro, where they vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Karry Houston (net Mae Muir) and family. They founa the hydraulic lift locks quite an inter esting sight. They arrived home early Tuesday morning. On Wednesday, August 10th, the Rev. Mr. Maclvor will be inducted at Swinton Park in the evening. Mrs. Gillies of Toronto spent a couple Oi' days visiting at Mrs. Archie Currie's. Miss Bessie Cairns spest a few days visiting Miss Sadie Carson. Misses Jean and Donekla Gillies ol Toronto are holidaying at Mr. Archi*. Currie's. Wed. night a miscellaneous showei was held at the home of Mr. Joe Ferris in honor of the bride am groom, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harrison when a very large crowd was present The evening was spent in dancing on a large platform outside. The bride and groom were the recipients of nany beautiful and useful gifts. Lunct was served at midnight and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Miss Eva Carson of Toronto spent the week end at her home. Mr. John L. McKinnon of Saskatoon motored over and is holidaying with his brother. Archie, and other friends. M"-. and Mrs. Geo. Drimmie and four children of Egremont, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Drimmie and sort and daughter of Radison, Sask. visited on Tuesday at Mr. David Hinck's. The latter four motoring all the way a distance of 2181 miles. He is a school inspector and has held that office over 27 years. Miss Esther Mclnnis, Toronto, is holidaying at her home. Mr. Malcolm Ferguson, Ceylon spent a few days visiting at Mr. Dan Stewart's. Miss Bernice Carson returned home on Saturday after spending three weeks in Toronto. Miss Margaret McLean is visiting in Toronto. Miss Catherine MacMillan, R. N. returned to Dunnville, alter spending two weeks at her home. Mr. Gilvray McLean, Tiverton, spent the holiday at his home. Rev. Reidy occupied the pulpit on Sunday in the hall. The service will be withdrawn next Sabbath owing to the Memorial Service to be held Sun- day, .\ugust 7th, adjoining the monu- ment. Mrs. Alex. Carson left Monday to visit her daughters i.n Toronto and Brighton, Ont. Mr. Tommy Currie met with a very painful accident on Friday night, whan playing ball against Dromore team. While playing 2nd base he went to catch the bail as the runnel was comin.^: and slipocd and fell on his ankle. He was taken to Markdale hospital where ti was found that th^ bone in the ankle was broken. Dr Milne and Dr. Carefoot set the foot and placed it in a cast. His many friends were sorry to hear of his mis- fortune. CEYLON ROCX MILLS Mr. Freddie Holley of Toronto holi- 1 dayed with his cousins, Harvey and Everett Croft. Mr. Geo. Jackson and son, Ray. of WilUamsford called on Mr. and Mrs C. Newell during the past week. Miss Sadie Foster is holidaying in Toronto. Mr. J. Murta and friend Miss Zelma Blackwell of Toronto spent the week end and holiday with Mr. and Mrs Fraak Betts. Mrs. H. W^ilson and Miss Doris Pedlar spent the past week visiting friends in Flesherton. Unity U.F.W.O. will meet on Wed- nesday, .\ugust 10th at the home of Mrs. Newell at 2 p.m. Visitors wel- come. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Phillips Sr., of Toronto visited recently with relatives here. Harvest is at the door, seasons fly. How the PROTON STATION Civic holiday callers on Miss Lena Park and her mother were: Mrs. J. C Wright and daughters. Misses Flor- ence and Mildred Wright. Mrs. J. Smith of Cooksville and Miss Mabe^ Binnie of Toronto. Mrs. Farroll anc .Mrs. Robertson of Smith Falls. Miss Ethel Neilson of Toronto i: a guest of Mrs. Blakeley. Miss Margaret Lyons and friend of Toronto are visiting at the parental home. Mr. Gordon Gibson and his mother. Mrs. Peavoy. of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood and MrJ. Williamson of Toronto spent the week ond and holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Moore and daughter, Betty, and Miss Lilian Hen- 'ierson of Newbi'-y; Mr. and Mrs. T Stevens of St. Catherines were recent visitors at the home of Mr. R. G Achcson. ^ Mrs. (Dr.) H. Home.s and daughter, Miss Jean, of Owen Sound visited the former's sister, .ilrs. Anna McMillan, the firet of the week. Mr. Robt. Broddie and nephew, -Alex. Broddie. of Toronto spent the holiday with the former's sister, Mrs. B. M:Kenc>. and family and called on old friends. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. McMullen for the holiday were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc-MuUen and daugh- ter, Mr. Austin McMullen, and Mr. and Mr.-. Ernest McMullen of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and daughter, Betty, Mr. Giifen and two sons of Hamilton spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs. F. D. Cairns. Mr. .\rchie Sinclair, who is on holi- days, motored to Harriston on Satur- day. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .A.rrowsmith for the week end were: .VIr. and Mrs. .-Vlbert Arrowsmith and three children of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon, all of Bram- Jton, Dr. Thus. McCrue and friend, iliss Coehouse of Dundas. Mr. A. Sinclair, agent, is on two veek's holidays and Mr. Still of JrangevilUe is relieving. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Marshall and daughter, Eleanor, and Mrs. Ellen McMullen, who spent a \veek with Mr. Jas. W. M:Mullen, all returned Friday to their home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pickel of Paris were callers the first of the week with Miss M. Cook. Mr. H. A. Hassard, K.C., of Toronto will ' have charge of the church ser- vice at 2:30 p.m. The Sabbath school will be held at the usual hour of 1:30 p.m.. when a good attendance is re- quested, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall motor- ed to Orangoville on the first and attended a re-union. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith of To- ronto and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of Owen Sound were week end holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Irish and son, Bruce, of Toronto were holiday visit- ors w;th Mr. S. Hemphill. The Ladies' .\id met at the home of Mrs. H. Piper on July 27th with eleven members and thirteen visitors present. The meeting opened by the singing of "I've Found a Friend,"' fol- lowed by thtr Lord': Prayer repeated in unison. The ro'l call was answer- ed by "my favorite Bible verse." Mr' .â- V. C. Muir favored the meeting wit) a well rendered solo and Miss Kat; McMillan also favored wth a humor- ous reading "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab- bage Patch."' Mrs. Sinclair read s ^liort poem on the life of Edgar Guest and a duct was given by Mrs. Haw ;ind Mrs. Cairns, accompanied by Mrs. F. D. Cairns. AW were very pleas- ing numbers. Mrs. Snell organized a contest which was -won by Lottie Whittaker. the prize being a gener- ous box of homemade candies. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah Benediction and lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Mv. and Mrs. Robt. Brown. M:-. and Mrs. Stanley \\"M!to and dausrhter Edna. Miss Delia White of Torottc were holiday visitors with their moth- er. Mrs. Sara White. St.Mary'sAnqiican Church MAXWELL Rector, Rev. Maurice F. Oldham. TORONTO LINE NORTH Mr. and Mrs. Wiil. Cronin and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cronin of Toronto spent the holiday with Mr, F. Brown and family. Miss Jean Taylor of Newton Brook is visiting at the home of Mr. W Burnett. Miss I. Lever, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Babcock and .Mrs. Moore of Toronto visited over the week end at the former's parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Penfold of Toronto were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Stewart last week. Mrs. Harold Richardson and little son spent a few days with her par- ents at Barrhead last week. M.VTHEWSâ€" OTTEWELL Mrs. Etherington and daughters, Vernon and Muriel, of Toronto were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs A. Sinclair. M:-. Chas. Chislett and Mr. victor Carnahan of Toronto called on old friends Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk of .â- Mder- niac of Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bea;h cf Buffalo were week end vis- itors with Mr. and .Mrs. A. C. Muir. Master Fred Hemphill who has spent the past three weeks with Mr. I and Mrs. J. Lyness is spending a few ; days at .Mr. S. Hemphill's this week I before returning to his home in To- ! ronto. Visitors with Mr. an i Mrs. D. Mc- Leod during the holiday were Mr. B. Connell and son, Ivan, of 3Ianitoulin Island. Miss H. Connell of Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nixon ot Caledon. Mr. R. Nixon, Mr. .A.rm strong, son, Garvie, and Mrs. Bella Thiboudeau of Toronto. On Friday night while playing ball with Dromore team in Mr. Ostrander's field. Mr. Thos. Currey, who was on i.'.d base went to catch the ball as .he runner was coming, who slipped and fell on Thos. ankle. He was tak- â- ;n to Markdale where an x-jay was :nade finding the ankle bone broken. It will be a length of time before he will have the use of it again and it A garden party will be held at IS quite an unfortunate accident this Singhampton on Tuesday, August 9th. busy time of the season. under the auspices of the Anglican -Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Swift of To- ' church. Men's softball game between ronto. Mrs. Montgomery and two' Creemore and Singhampton. Suppei children of Hamilton were visitors ! served at Orange Hall from 6 to ? over the week end with Mr. and Mrs | p. „. Program and dancing in Ham- Archie Stewart. ^jyi-g ^^11. All for one admission. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hunt and twoj Adults 35c, children 20c. sons, who spent the past two weeks at Dorset, Lake of Bays, were ac- companied home by Mr. John Mont gomery. Mr. and Mrs. H. Huston and child- con of Peterboro visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Earl McLeod. the first of the we"k. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the parsonage at Feversham on Sat- urday, July 30th, when Lillian, the eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Ot- tewell and the late Mrs. Ottewell. be- came the bride of Mr. George Mathers of Clarksburg. Rev. Frank Dean, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Mathews will reside in Clarksburg. SINGHAMPTON GARDEN PARTY PORTLAW IN MEMORIAM ^ SIMMONS â€" In 'oving memory of our dear husband and father. Walter Robert Simmons, who passed away July 29th, 1925. Far beyond this world of changes. Far beyond this world of care. We s^all find our missing loved one In our Father's mansion Fair. .â- \nd we pray that we, may be worthy To enter that city Fair Where there never shall be any sorrow Or parting with loved ones there. â€" Sadly missed by loving Wife and Daughters. TRUCKS BANNED FOR PICNICS Miss .\lice Little, who recently graduated as R. N., at Belleville hos- pital has been home visiting her par- ents prior to taking a position in Hamilton. Mrs. R. D. Meldrum visited with her son and other relatives in Toron- to. Mrs. J. L. Wood and Miss Violet Taylor of Toronto and Mrs. Good of Dundalk visited with Mrs. Wm. Taf- lor. .Airoused by the large number of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McNally and Mr fatalities which have occurred Robert Wallace of Toronto spent the [ transport picnic parties, the depart- holiday at the home of Mr. W'. H. Mc- 1 ment of highways has placed a ban Nally. I on the practice of hiring trucks for Miss .Audrey Jamieson of Toronto i this purpose. Hon. Leopold Macauley is spending her holidays with her : minister of highways, has announced -'ousin, Grace Jamieson. â-  Transportation of people will be con- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rhodes and 'â-  fined to vehicles licensed for this pur- two little daughters of Toronto vis- ; pose, the minister stated. "While it ted the past two weeks with Mr. and i is perhaps somewhat of a hardship to Mrs. Sheardown, also Mrs. Rhodes two deprive people of the cheapest trans- sisters. Miss Islip of Toronto spent portation available, public safety de- tho week end at the same home. mands this provision," said Mr. Mac- -Misses Bettv and Maud Walker of aulev. We do not know that trucks Derryville are visiting with their uncle and aunt, Mi\ and Mrs. J. H Wi^lk"-. ! Mrs. J. J. Little has returned home after an extended visit in Toronto. will be forbidden for taking parties of boys to and from 1 ;ill games. It is often a cheap and convenient means of transport, but it is no more safe than for picnic parties. Sunday school and Divine S'.>rv;:(? in a.m. on Sunday, .-^.ugust 14th. "Return we beseech Thee. O God of hosts: took down from heaven, and behold and visit this vine." Psalm 80:14. 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