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FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1022, THE DAILY BRIT ISH WHIG. ans N | From the C ountryside Frontenac PERTH ROAD, July 17.--The hot weather is rip- ening the raspberries very fast. Rev. McMath spent a few days with tne people of Lake Opinicon. 8. Orser, O. Veley, A. Amey and E. Babcock and families attended the Free Method- ist camp meeting at Westport oo Sunday. Mrs. Lake was the Sundav guest of Mrs. R. Ritchle. MF§*W. G. Johnston, Lansdowne, ig visitiilg Aes mother, Mrs. J. Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. R. Guthrie and daughter Leita, GRAND TRURK AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Special attention given your family or friends golng to or returning from the-Old Country, LIS EN SYSTEM For information and rates apply to J. P. HANLEY, G.P. and T.A.G.T. Ry., Kingston, Ont. Open day and night. 'PHONE 99. turesque St. Lawrence river and wo Eng. land, France, PRPS. No were the recent guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. J. Middleton. George Leggett and son Gordon, Newboro, spent the week-end at W. Raymond's. BUNKER'S HILL. July 18.--An electric storm pass- ed through here just at milking time and it was the worst storm in years. Some had quite a distance to go be- fore they could find shelter. The weather is so hot that it is very hard to work. Mrs. T. Babcock fs visiting her father, Stephen Hickey, At Thirty Island Lake. Sandford Leeman made a trip to Godlrey last week. There will be plenty of hay this year. ARDEN. Arden, July 15.--Miss Flossie Parks end Archibald Hughes 'were quietly married at the home of the groom on Thursday, July 13th by the Rev. Mr. Stocker. Mrs. J. Hughes Basi! Soott and Gertrude Marsdan, Kingston, are at Mrs. G. Hughes, Miss J. Crosler, Marlbank, is at Mrs. 8. Hughes' for the week-end. Mr. end Mrs. and G. BStule, Burt Thompson and Flossie Clark spent Sunday at Mrs. Thomas Thompson's Harlowe. Miss Lindsay, Deseronto, is visiting Miss L.-M. Kirk. ' James Thompson motored to. Myers' Cave on Wednesday, 0SO STATION. July 15.---Many people are tak- ing advantage of the chance of pick- ing blue berries, as they are a good crop. Many farmers are busy at their hay. Mrs.\Joseph Warren has returned home here after a visit with friends in Bathurst and Perth. Master Harold Chaplin of Perth is spending his holidays with his aunt, Mrs. Joseph Warren. Mrs. George Paurt of Kingston spent a few days at W. Comboy's. Miss Mildred Com- boy spent a few days at John H Bourck's. Mr. Revelle, Kingston, is spending a few days at Edward Warren's. Alexander McDonald, Mountain Grove, spent Sunday at W, Comboy's. INVERARY. July 17.--A large number attend- ed the Ladies' Aid meeting at Mra, James Dixon's. Plans were discussed for a social in the near future. Miss !| Gladys Garrett is spending a week at Sunbury. A number of the members of Inverary Orange Lodge attended the celebration at Sunbury on the twelfth, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Miss Allen and Dr. Carl Duff, Toronto, were recent guests at Joseph Duff's. Mrs. J. R. Gordon, Deloro, is spend- ing a few days with her parents. The a THIS YEAR SEE THE CANADIAN PACIF1C ROCKIES AND Pacific Railway quantity of milk being sent to ths factory is decreasing. Arthur Barr has: returned .to Detroit, Mieh., to take over his old position. Mrs. J. Toland, New York, Jack Reid and Beatrice Moreland, Kingston, at R. Arthur's. Edna and Doris Shephard. Tcronto, are with their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Shephard. Miss Christine Diack was a recent visitor at Charles Barr's. BEELEY'S BAY. July 18.---Dr. Belfle and brother, Ottawa, made a pleasant call with friends here last Sunday. = George Hurlburt fell off a load of hay a few days ago and was severely bruised but Is now dcing as well as ¢an be expetted, Last Saturday D. Patterson tripped and fell and was badly hurt and is unable to do anything. Mrs. (Rev.) J. A. Waddell and children, Kingston, visited friends here a few days last week. Miss Edna Berry is visiting friends here an4 vicinity and renewing old acquaint ance for a few days. Mrs. N. A. Johnson has gone to Toronto to visit her son Oscar; and family for a few days. Miss 8S. Nicol- son ill the past few days is getting better. BE. Nicolson and R. Burtch are very busy fixing up the telephone lines. New potatoes are getting very plentiful. | MOUNTAIN GROVE. { July 18.--The 'Battle of the { Boyne" was celebrated here in true patriotic style. Bight lodges made up the parade. Three L.0O.B.A. rep- resenting Tichborne, Arden and the local lodge participated in it. Excel lent addresses were given by W. Black, M. P., Parham; Revs. Allan and Easton, Parham; Mr. Foster, Moscow; and others. A very large crowd was in attendance. A ball game, Arden vs. Mountain Grova, was one of the features of the day Arden was the winner. : Mrs. D. McDonald, Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. J. Price attended the annual district meeting of the Womens' Institute at {the home of Mrs. A. W. Sirrett, Portsmouth. Mrs, C. McKivor and Mrs. G. Gro- gan have left to visit friends in St. John, N.B. C. Price is on the sick list. H. and F. Thompson resumed work on the C.P.R. after spending a few days at home. J. Parker has re- turned from Kingston. L. Cox has erectéd a new silo. R. Cronk's new house is nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sleeth, Battersea, were visit- ing at A. W. Thompson's recently. Miss Jeanne Crozier, Marlbank, and the Misses Pringle, Ardén, called on friends in this vicinity on Sunday evenng. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Cronk are at S. Thompson's. Mr. and Mrs. Hewith have returned to Kingston after spending a few days with friends here. Rev. Webber and family have moved into the parsonage. He wiil take charge of the circuit here. Rev. Buckler, who has so ably filled the position here for the past four years, is retiring from the ministry and will shortly leave for Peterboro, where he and Mrs. Buckler will reside. GLENDOWER. July 13.--S8chool has closed for the holidays and the teacher has left for her home near Peterboro. Crops are splendid in this locality. Haying is in full swing. Raspber- ries are mot so plentiful as other years. A severe electric storm passed over this place last night. Miss Marion Legarey visited Mrs. Sylvia Renaud, Westport, one day this week. Mrs. Patrick Cochrane is spending a couple of months with her daughters in Carthage, N.Y. Margaret and Mary Legarey spent a day recently with Patricia and Mar- garet Cochrane. Patrick Walsh is driving M. J. Cochrane's team on the new provincial highway, near the feldspar mine. Visitors: Mrs. Tobin, Kingston, with her sister, Mrs. Coulter; Mrs. Baxter, Carthage, with | her parents. 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Mr. and Mrs. John Bdwards and daughter, Irene, spent Sunday at -Mr. and Mrs. Hill's. ---- BISHOP'S MILLS, July 19.--Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watt spent Sunday at his parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. H, Watts'. Mrs. W. Boyd, Brockville, spent a few days at the home of L. Hewitt. A number from here attended the last Wednesday in Brockville. Miss Viela Devall has returned to her home at Jellyby at- ter spending a few days with her {riend, Miss Alma Watts. -- CROSBY. July 18.--Berry-picking and hay- ing is the order of the day in this vicinity. Mrs. W. J. Proud is spend- Ing a few days with James McGuire at the sottage on Westport Lake. The Women's Institute contemplate holding a concert. James Heflernan spent Sunday with friends in Toledo. A number .of local young people at- tended the musical concert held at 'Lorne Park, Newboro, p out of season. Large numbers of motors from neighboring localities have been coming here daily to pick the latter. Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Deir, and family, spent Saturday and Sun- day in Lyn. Mr. and Mrs, Benedict Fodey and Mr. and Mrs. Wiltred Fodey visited in Kingston on Sun- day. Harry Steacy has purchased a fine new carriage. Mr. and Mrs. James Hobin and son, of. Watertown, N.Y, returned to their home after spending a few days with the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. M. Fodey. A number 'from this vicinity attended the obsequies of the late Mrs. John Dundon, Taylor. Miss Eva Bradley visited the Misses Earl on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Weeks, Lyndhurst, vig- ited at the latter's home on Sunday. THE LION CLOTHING HOUSE "LOOK FOR THE LION IN THE WIND OW" 356 KING ST., KINGSTON _ The French Davis Cup team, con sisting of Cochet, Corbet and Brug- non, is to sedl Saturday for America on the Paris. The team plans on playing in the American singles and doubles championships as well as ia the Davis Cup tournament. ' Jimmy Herberts of Welland is like- ly to go west to play with Calgary in the Western Canada pro. league. "Sing Hey! Sing Ho! 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