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Vol. 52. No. 10 Flesherton, Ontario, August 10, 1932 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietors VANDELEUR Donald and Miss Leone of Owen Sound attended the Memorial service Mr. and Mrs. H. Gamer and dau^h- <>" Sunday and visited friends here, ter of Toronto are spending their holi- Mr. David Hincks spent the past days with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. week visiting friends in Toronto. The W. I. held a garden party in ijiisses Jean McLean and Delhia the community park on Thursday af- McPhail, who have spent the past ternoon of last week and a good time.-.nonth visiting here, returned to To- was spent in games, etc. Chen-y ronto, Sunday afternoon, by motor. M.-. a, d Mrs. Neil Norman of Dun- dalle a .:ended the Memorial sei-vice on Sunday and visited friends hove. Miss Molly Ferguson, Toronto, is holidaying at her home. Mr and Mrs. Geo. McLellan and Miss Brown of Niagara Falls motored Grove and Vandeleur played a game of Softball, the home team winning by a narrow margin. A good con- cert was given at night, consisting ' of music by the Scham family; read- ings, Mis3 Whittaker and Minnie ^Swanton. An address by Mr. T. S. . Cooper. Trio, Minnie Swanton. Alice | ^^^^. Saturday and are guests at the Freeman and June Freeman; com- munity singing. Mr. Frank Davis acted as chairman. (Last Week's Items) Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith and son were visitors at the home of Mr. anxl Mrs. Gilbert one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graham and Eileen of Rocklyn were visitors the first of the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Graham and family. Miss Lee of Listowel is visiting with Miss K. Graham. Mrs. Parker and little son, Bert, of Toronto visited for a few days with Jilr. and Mrs. J. I. Graham and fam- ily and also with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Freeman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight and three children of Toronto who are spending their holidays at Wasaga Beach motored over and spent the week end with Miss Minnie Graham in the Valley. The sympathy of the neighborhood is extended to Mr. Edward Baker in the death of his mother who died in Toronto last week. The remains were taken to Collingwood for buriaL The deceased was over ninety years of age. The trustees of this school section are having the school house painted and decorated and everything put in good shape for the opening of the school. Congratulations to Mr. Hugh Bol- and, whose marriage took place on July 25th, the bride being Miss Mont- gomery of Chatsworth. ROGK MILLS The Baptist Ladies' Aid will ineet at the home of Mrs. Sam Fisher on We(i--esday, lAugust 17th. Lunch committee: cake, Mrs. Sam Shier, Mrs. Wallace Fisher; sandwich, Mrs. Joyce Porteous and Miss Winona Patton. Mr. Randal McArthur spent the week end at his home near Holstein. The Misses Genoe of Toronto are visiting at the "home of their uncle, Mr. Harry Genoe. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Warling and family of, Bartonville were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. Croft. Mr. and Mrs. McDowell of Toronto motored up and spent the first of thejiveek with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Foster and family. Mr and Mrs. John Stuart and two daughters and son of Burks Falls called on friends here recently. Rev. H. B. Jackson and daughter, Leila, of Proton were callers on thi3 line the past week. Mr. Jack Linton of Toronto called on Mr. Wm. Pedlar recently. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Betts were: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gorham and family, Mr. Will Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker, all of Toronto. Mr. Jim Scott of Delia, Alta., vis- ited his niece, Mrs. S. Croft. Miss Sadie Foster and brother, Stuart, returned home Sunday, after a pleasant holiday with friends in Toronto. 'Mr. and Mrs. McKean and Mr. and Mrs. Day and family of Callingwood visited on;' day recently with the Pedler families. Misses Thora, Edith and Corrine Genoe of Toronto called on their flrii-id, Miss Ita Pedlar, who spent thf week end at her home here. home of Dan Campbell and Mrs. K. McArthur. Mr. McLellan returned Sunday and the others will remain for a longer vist. Misses JIargaret and Minnie Simp- son of Chicago are holidaying with their sister, Mrs. Kate McArthur and ot'hor friends. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Braden of Shel- l)urne visited Sunday at the home of F. Reiley. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCannell, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black, Miss Mary McCannell, of Toronto; Mrs. Merd, Reany and Jean and Miss Kate Mc- Millan were visitors recently at A. L. Hinck's. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McAllister, Coll- ingwood were guestib at Mr. Thos Nicholl's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and daughter, Jean, and friend of Toronto spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McDougall. A v«ry large crowd attended the Memorial Service here on Sunday and enjoyed hearing the Hanover band, along with the fine addresses given by Miss A. C. McPhail, F. R. Oliver, Ed. McClocklin and Mr. Sorsoliel, Deputy Minister of Public Welfare. A number from here are planning to attend the Induction on Wednesday night at 7:30, at Swinton Park of the Rev Mr. Maclvor, from the West. Vina Love, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Love of Egremont died on , Sunday evening, aged about 19 years, after an extended illness. The fun- eral took place Tuesday afternoon, when service was held at l^er home interment taking place m McNeil cemetery. The sympathy of the whole community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Love in their sorrow. FEVERSHAM week folk? HORSES RAN WITH RAKE, TWO INJURED EUGENIA Mr. Orloff Howden of Agincourt is holidaying with his friend, Mr. Russell Cameron. Mr. Harry Peacock of Milton and .Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Orr and two child- ren. Geo. and Ross, of St. Catherines visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Cam- eron accompanied them on their re- turn and attended the opening of the Welland canal They also went out to see the illumination of Niagara ! Falls. I We understand that Chesley Band will give a concert in the park here on Sunday, August 14. friend. Miss Kazel Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fenwick and daughter of Toronto and Mr. Harold Cook and Miss Delma Fenwick of Owen Sound wei'e recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fenwick and fam- ily. Miss Mae Duckett has returned to Sarnia after a fornight's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Duck- ett. Mrs. Robt. Smith, 10th line, while MRS. S. SHIER DIES; LIGHTNING HIT BARN PORTLAW Mrs. Francis ."Shier iiassed away on Monday morning, after a lengthy ill- ness, which was patiently borne. Some months ago she was taken to Toronto for treatment, where she underwent an operation for internal Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. S. Torrey and son. Jack, of Lauriston spent the first of the week with Mrs. H. Piper. Mr. Alex. Knox. Mr. A. E. Haw and daughter, Mable have returned from a motor trip to Bowmanville and other points. Master Jack and Donald Coleman of London are visiting their aunt, Mrs. F. J. CoUinson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of Owen on a visit with her father, the past ^.^J^^^^.^ ^ut it was found impossible to ' Sound were week end visitors at Mr week, met with a painful accident. j stay the malady and she returned to ' J. Gibson's. She was standing on a chair doing some housework and unfortunately fell off the chair spraining and bruising her ankle. We are pleased to report Mrs. Smith progressing favorably, being able to return home again. Mr. Hardwick, a former teacher in Flesherton high school, now teaching ^ , , ,. , M D T V, h* Niagara-on-the-lake called on his^ong ^nj Jaughters, who will mourn Congratulations to Mrs. Ross Leh- fn,.™„,, <.t„,io,i(-= m,- t«v.« To,„;„ M'""^ """ u<»uk"i-<- , / AT- All- WHo â- Â» ;t„ ^°""" student:.. Mi. John Jamieson' „ affecuonate and devoted wife and •â- nan (nee Miss A!he Williams) of To-l a„,i Mr. Russell Cameron a week ago. ronto, who was so lucky in the weight j The boys were pleased to meet him guessing contest at Flesherton on ^o-ain Civic holiday, winning a calf as a ' ^0^^ correspondent received word her home in the spring, where she was tenderly cared for by members of her family. Deceased was a wo- men (if stronp; character and bore her suffering with great fortitude and res- ignation. Besides her aged husband who is nov.' in a weak condition, she leaves a large grown-up family of PRICEVILLE The 'farmers are finding it hard to cora^plete haying; on account of so much wet weather. There is a lot of hay out yet and the harvest is ripening fast. Miss Marjorie McLean of Toronto is holidaying' at her home here. Mrs. Henry, acconipanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henry of Toronto vis- ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Mine, Mrs. A. B. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Francis were end visitors with Mr. Francis' at Cannington, Ont. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walters of lo-. ronto were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Chris. Thomson over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Eby, Mrs. Donaldson, Herbert and uMarion, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. White at Hensal over the week end. A number of the relatives from here of the Buckingham family at- tended the re-union of that family at Sunset Point, near Collingwood. They p.l! report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Long and son, Burton, and daughter, of Toronto were recent visitors with Mrs. Long's parents, Mr. and Mrs. \\|m. Smith and other friends here. Mrs. Long stayed for a couple of weeks visit. Captain Willis PecHar of New To- ronto and sister. Miss Gertie, R.N., of Toronto are holidaying with their parenA Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pedlar of Si'^ghampton. The football game on Thursday be- tween the team from Flesherton and the Feversham Maple Leafs resulted in a score of one to nothing in favor of Feversham. The football game between Fever- sham Maple Leafs and the Blue Mountain Hangers of Victporia result- ed in a one to nothing score in favor of the Rangers. BORN â€" On Friday, August 5th, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tyler, a son. A camp meeting is, being held in Mr. E. Hawton's grove here, com- mencing on Thursday. August 11th, led by the Dunkard organization. All are welcome. Miss Blanche Henderson of Weston is visiting with her friend, Miss Annie Robinson, at present. Mr. and Mr. James Henderson of Weston were visitors in this village last week. prize. Miss Stella Tuohy has returned to ler home in Moaford, after a visit with her cousin. Miss Hazel Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Proctor and jhildren, Mrs. Latimer and Mr. Robt Plantt visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Plantt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plantt, Wareham.. iMaster Argyle Martin is home from Flesherton for a few days. Miss Alma Essland, Feversham, vis- ited her sister, Mrs. Shortt, over the week end. Mr. Robt. Plantt is spending a few days this week with his son, Fred, at Wareham. Visitors at the home of Messrs. Will and Percy Magee and families on Thursday last v.-ere: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conn of Detroit and the latter's aunt, Mrs. Chas. Turner. Mrs. A. H. Stoner and two children of Toronto are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shortt and family. Miss Fern Magee has returnel home from a visit at Toronto and other points. Mis.^ Clinton and Mr. Jack Bretherton acconipanied Fern home for a week's visit with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beaton of Durham and three daughters, J^ss lona and Mrs. Caldwell of Toronto and Mrs. Goodfellow, husband and little son of Nobleton, visited recently with post- master and Mrs. Park and family. Mrs. Simms and daughter of Sar- nia are visiting with the Latimer and Proctor families. Just as a storm was approaching, last Friday toward evening. Mr. Fred Duckett and his 13-yearrold daughter, Leone, were making their way home from a hay field, when they met with an accident that might have proved fatal to both. They had a very mir- aculous escape. Leone was sitting on her father's knee on the hay vake. when the tongue ibroke, throwing both of them off the seat and causing the horses to run away. Mr. Duckett and Leone were dragged by the rake some distance before they were freed Dr. Milne was summoned and attend- ed to their injuries. Mr. Duckett had several cuts on his head, while Leone is nursing a broken arm sore side and several scratches trust that both patients will have a speedy recovery and we extend our sympathy to them. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Boyle and fam- of Rocklyn were recent visitors from her uncle, Mr. Walter Clarke, of Barrie that he had a miraculous es- cape from death having been struck by lightning during a recent electric storm. He remained confined to his bed for six days but he is around again none the v.'orse for his exper- ience. The victim felt the pain in his neck and was unconscious for two hours. Mr. Roy McMillan of Collingwood visited his wife here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Pedlar ami Mr. and Mrs. S. Blackburn, 4th line called on Mr. Plantt one day recently. YOUNG â€" On Sunday, July 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young a son. TORONTO LINE NORTH Visitors at the home of Mr. E. Wicken's last v/eek were: Mr. and Mrs. C. .Johnston of Shelburne; Mr. and Mrs. John Hogarth, New Toronto; Mrs. E. Doupe, Proton; and Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and family of Durham. Mr. W. Murlock and Mrs. Bracken from Caledoii wore week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. R. Woods and children anl Miss H. Bender of Markdale were visitors the first of the week at T. Lever's. Mrs. W. Breen a vl daughter, Mrs. Hannah and little sjn of Detroit are spending a couple of weeks with the former's brother, E. Wickens and fam- ily. Mr. Geo. Littlejohns is working on the road near Alliston at present. mother. Deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan, pioneers of Artemesia. To her agetl husband, her family and other rel- atives the sincere sympathy of the community is extended. During the electric storm Friday nvening'last the barn of T. R. McKen- zie was struck by lightning. The current struck the bale and passing down the stable killed one horse, al- mo.st another, rendered the ocher two deaf, while a fifth apparently escap- ed injury. Seven cows, in at the time, also escaped. The building was only slightly damaged. Alvin Mc- Kenzie and Robert Sheardown had just stabled their team and had them imharnessed and were standing close behind the horses that were struck down. They sutfered a slight shock, but miraculously escaped serious in,iur_.'. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and two children of Detroit are visi'ing with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, here. Mr. Gilbert Little lost a fine .year- ling colt with lightning in a recent electric storm. Haying has been delayed through the frequent rains and a good deal of the crop is still in the fields. CEYLON Mr. and Mrs. A. .Sinclair, who are on a two weeks' vacation are visiting friends in Toronto, Sarnia and other points. Mr. W. A. Hassard, K. C. of To- ronto very acceptably occupied the pulpit on .Sabbath afternoon in the interest af Temperance and his ad- dress was much enjoyed Owing to the absence of Pastor, Rev. Scott, who will be on holidays for the next three weeks, there will be no Sunday school or church service till the first Sabbath in September. Mr. Jas. Scott of Delia. Alberta, visited at Mr. Hemphill's one day last week. Mr. Edward Sergeant of Shelburne paid a business ti-ip here last week. Misses Margaret and Isobel Kirk of Toronto spent the week end with their aunt, Mrs. A. C. Muir. Quite a number from here took in the Memorial service at Priceville on Sunday afternoon last. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chislett and son, Claud, of Stratford spent the first of the week with the former's sister, Mrs. Anna McMillan, and son, John. KIMBERLEY CARD OF THANKS a We We desire to express our thank? and appreciation to our many kin<l neighbors and friends for their z-:l< of kindness and donations, whicii ex- pressed sympathy for us in our loss by fire. -nMr. and Mrs. John Parjc-ii,?. Master Jimmie Knox and Miss Mar- ion Knox of Bowmanville are visiting their grandmother and aunt. Mrs. A. E. Haw. Mr. and Mrs. Jack White of To- ronto are spending their vacation with the former's mother, Mrs. Sara White. Mrs. Woods of Chatsworth spent Monday with Mrs. Marshan. Mr. Dick Blunt of Hamilton, who is a guest of Mrs. McLaughlan fell out of a tree and broke a rib. We are pleased to see him around again. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Good of Toron- to spent the week end with the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. Jno. Plewis. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Press and fam- ily spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burritt and family of Niagara Falls have been visiting iwith Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Burritt. We are sorvy to report that Mr. H. M. Abercrombie who met with an ac- cident while working for the British Columbia Electric Company is very low at present. The young people of the village had a shower for Mrs. Foster (Kathleen Hutchinson) on Friday night. Mr. Earl Hicks and Miss Clarabel Hicks and friends of Toronto are Master Freddie HemphiU. who camping on Mr. Chard's flats at Samples of water from A-umra's new municipal well have been classed "A-1' by the provincial laboratory. iiy St.Mary's Anglican Church MAXWELL Rector, Rev. Maurice F. Oldham. spent the past week at Mr. S. Hemp- hill's left on Saturday for his home in Toronto. Mr. P. Still, who i-s agent during Mr. Sinclair's absence on hoiiuayy spent the week end with his family in Orangoville. Mr. Percy Hemphill of Mt. Forest spent the week end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Collinson and family motored to Owen Sound last week. Misses Frances, Marge and Jean, remained for a couple of weeks holidays with their grandmother, Mrs, present. Mr. and Mi"s. Bert Graham and family of Toronto visited with Mrs. Graham's sister, Mrs. .\. F. Hammond. Mr. Harold Proctor and friend of Huntsville visited Mrs. Geo. Proctor recently. Mrs. Fry and sister. Miss Elizabeth McConnoll of Kitchener and Miss Naomi 'McConnell of Sturgeon Fall.* visited recently with Mr. Geo. Mc- Connell and family. Miss Opal W»ber has returned home from Bobcaygeon. A herd of Guernseys near Walk- crton was exi.mined for tuberculosis the other da^ and 35 out of 41 had to be destroyed. The owner's net loss will be about (3,200. with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Magee. Mr. Sam MacDonald is spending a few days with his brother, John, at the bird's sanctuary at Codington. He will also visit other pla/js. iMr. and Mrs. Ed. Hilloc:; and Mr. Shears of Maxwell visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Turner and family. Messrs. W. McKechnie, Hopeville; J. Duff and W. Campbell, Dundalk, accompanied by Messrs. Donald Mac- Donald and Will. Magee attended a picnic among old friends at Irish Lake on Thursday of last week. Mr. Russell Park visited in Toron- to on Sunday. His brother, Chas., accompanied him home. Misses Ila Magee and Evelyn Tur- ner have gone for a week's vacation near Collingwood with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Currie. We wish themi an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conn (nee Miss Olive Benson) of Detroit visited the past week with Mr. and Mrs. John Parson and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Turner. Mrs. Conn is a niece of Mr. Parson's and Mrs. Turner. 'Littlo MTss Mariwn Sargeant of Owen Sound is holidaying with her SLND.VY. ALUUST 14, 1932 10 a. m. â€" Sunday school for all children. 11 a. m. â€" Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and sermon. "Sing aloud unto God our strength: make a joyful noise unto the God of Jacob." Psplm 81:1. 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