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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1928 ~ Suburban and District News" RAGLAN Raglan, Sept. 4--Mr, and Ms. Shier, of Toronto, were Sun guests of Mrs. Wm. Squelch. Mr. Fergus Nottingham, of spent the week end at J. E. Nottingham's. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Radbourne and daughter Marillyn, of Toronto, vis- ited over Sunday and Monday at her brother's, Mr. G. Brent. : Mr. Charlie Fox, of Toronto, vis. ited at the home of Mr. C. Brawn's over the holiday, : : Miss Akney, of E Miss Gil- bank, of Bowmanville, took up their regular school duties on Tuesday morning, with a number of new pu- pils in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Squelch, of Buffalo, spent the holiday with his mother, Mrs. W. Squelch. : Miss Hazel Grose, of Toronto, vis. ited her parents here over th: week end. . . . Mr. Arthur Ormiston is taking up a business course at Oshawa. We wish him the best of success. Mr, and Mrs. J. Moffatt, of Osh- awa, spent Sunday at Wm. Kelling- ton's. ; Mr. George Squelch, of Buffalo, is visiting his mother here. Mrs. Frank Nottingham has re- turned home after her recent opera- tion in Port Perry hospital Mr. Irwin Ormiston has installed a new milking machine. TAUNTON Taunton, Sept. 4--Most of the farmers have finished their harvest and are intending to attend the ex- hibition this week. "Mrs. Jas. Hoskin visited her moth- er, Mrs. Coram, who is ill, at Orono. Miss Mary Birks who has been holidaying with her grandmother, Mrs. J. MacGregor, has returned to her home in Bowmanville. Congratulations to Tracy Glaspell on his splendid success in exhibiting his sheep at Syracuse fair, Mrs. Hayes and son Howard, of Toronto, have been visiting her sis- ter, Mrs, Fred Cobon, : We are sorry Miss Doris Leach is confined to her home with scar- let fever. Miss Dorothy { been on an extended visit to ern Canada has returned home. Mrs, Allan Lavis pas been spend- a few days in Toronto, re Minnie Mitchell, of Boston, U.S.A, is visiting her sister, Mrs, A. D. Vandyke, MacGregor who has i est- TIME TABLES C.PR, TIME TABLE, New Sch taking effect 1201 am, 2, 1928, Sunday, April West Fo] am, Go Hed | emsept Sunday, ly cops Suntan, 10.08 a.m. Daily, 8) a) ail i pm, D8 pm, .m, Daily except Sunda 0 bm ly Except Sunder; ly. ly, 11,10 ba V hown shove are times Praing JAF mes Osbaws Station, A 2 (0 C.N.R, TIME TABLE lective J Sti re are hint ot Daylight ¥ Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Osborne and sons Gordon, Kenneth and Harold, of Ebenezer, visited at Jesse Arnott's on. Sunday. Messrs Bert Montgomery and Lloyd MacGregor motored to Mont- real recently. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Snowden and children Joe and Bessie visited friends in Oshawa on Sunday. r. and Mrs. Jesse Arnott and Jack and Bernice and Mr, and Mrs, Charles Wight and Jean dnd Aileen, of Bowmanville, have returned from a camping trip to Gananoque. While there they enjoyed a boat trip through the Thousand Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cobon and fam- ily spent Saturday at Sunnyside. Zion, Sept. 1.--Miss Annie Har- bron, of Claremont, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. W. Ball and niece Mrs. Anson Balson, Mrs. J. W. Balson attended two parties last week in honor of her sister, Mrs. Felton, Norfolk, Va,, One at Mrs. Jas. Short's, Courtice, and one at Mrs. Harvey Hagerman's, Oshawa. All report splendid after- noons, School fair for this section will be held at Hampton, Friday, September 7, when anybody who is interested in children and children's work'should attend to encourage the teacher and pupils, No admission, Ladies' Aid date has been changed again to Monday, September 10th, at Mrs. P. Murphy's. Subject for roll call "Flowers." A good attendance is asked for to make our arrangements for the coming fall supper, A great number from here have been attending the C.N.E, at Toron- to. The Misses Allin, of Providence, are holidaying with the Misses Stain- ton, A new cement bridge is being built south of the school-house on the side road, which will be able to carry the excessive supply of water away from the corner when the spring floods come, Sorry to hear that little Doris Leach has the scarlet fever, although not very sick the family are in quar- antine, Miss Ileen Balson, Solina, has heen visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Cam- eron, MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, Sept. 4--Both ser- vices on Sunday were well attended, The church service was again held in the hall. Our pastor, Rev, J. H, Stainton, B.A.B.D., preached an ex- cellent sermon on "The Arrow of the Lord's Victory." Music was rend- ered by the choir. Services will be as usual next Sunday, Miss Eileen Graham, Newcastle, 3pent Sunday with Miss Ellen Gimb- ctt, Miss Edna Swallow spent the week end with Miss Reva McGill, Ennis- killen, ¥ Miss Mabel Stevens spent Sunday and Monday in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, Stuart Morton and son John, Cobourg, recently visited at her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tru- man Powers, 1 (1927) Essex Coupe Chadburn Motor Co. HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS 9 Prince St, Oshawa FPhone 1160 pias 18 Simcoe Street South M | +A.H Insurance & Loans #3 Simcoe St. BS. Phones 1198W---Office 1856 --Residence W. A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 KING STREET WEST Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses Several from here attended the Harvest Home services at Tyrone on with rela- Miss Gladys Cann, Salem, has been engaged to teach our school during the illness of Miss Beatrice Souch, who underwent an operation in To- ronto hospital on Saturday. Our girls' baseball team defeated the Orono girls at Tyrone on Monday and won a prize of $5.00. Miss Vera Power has resumed her duties at Newcastle school. We are hoping for fine weather and a large crowd at the school fair on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snowden and Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders, town, spent Friday at Caesarea, THORNTON'S CORNERS Thornton's Corners, Sept. 4--Mr. and Mrs. E. Pipher and Miss Dolly King were C.N.E. visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs, E. Pascoe and Mr. and Mrs. W. Pierson motored to St. Catharines recently to spend a week end. Miss Betty Robinson has returned home after spending the past two months with her grandmother at London and Port Stanley, Lake Erie, Mr, and Mrs. J. Lewington and daughters Marion and Ethel, have re- turned from their motor trip through the States. Miss Marion Lewington has returned from a two weeks' vaca- tion in Muskoka. The many friends of Mr. Morley Tann were very sorry to hear of his serious accident last week. While helping a neighbor to load up some cattle one of them turned on Morley crushing him against the wall .and one horn went completely through his right arm, badly tearing the mus- cles. Morley is now confined to the Oshawa hospital. All hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds and family, of Courtice, visited at the home of G. H. Robinson on Sunday, bringing with them Miss Frances Robinson, who has been ing the past week with them in Courtice. Visitors to the CN.E. over the week end were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lick, Mr. and Mrs. Will Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Jackson, Misses Edna and Flossie Reeson, Florence Garrard, Helen Pollard and Orilla Taylor, Messrs Gordon Reeson, Nor- man Garrard, Harold Pierson, Walter Buss and Frank Luke. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Norman Buss were Mrs, Buss' bro- ther, Mr. Herbert Walters, wife and son, of Detroit, and another brother, Mr. John Walters and family, of Toronto. Don't forget the dates of the Osh- awa fair, September 11-12-13. All come and have a good time. There are fireworks on the evenings of September 12th and 13th. Also big vaudeville acts. EBENEZER Ebenezer, Sept. 4--Three regular services were held on Sunday last at Ebenezer church and Sunday School, Our pastor, Rev. J. H. Stain- ton, who has not been with us for some weeks, was present at both church services and delivered two very inspiring sermons, His text in the morning service was "The Ar- row of the Lord's Victory" and in the evening he began a series of talks about the men who were responsible for the death of Jesus. His subject] was "Judas Iscariot." The choir add- ed much to both sermons by the beautiful music which they rendered. Sunday School held its regular ses- sion in the afternoon and although the attendance was small a very help- ful time was spent by all. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancock are here from the West, visiting with relatives in this community, The meetings of the Young Peo- on Thursday evenings during the summer months, have been with- drawn for the month of September. Regular meetings for the fall and winter will begin in October. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rose, of Cherry Valley, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Rundle. Many from this community are at- tending the Canadian National Ex- hibition and report that is it better than ever, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickell and baby, of Detroit, are visiting at his father's, Mr, Dean Pickell Regular services will be held next Sunday at Eb . Rev. Staint will occupy the pulpit in the church services. Everyone is welcome. The schools re-opened on Tuesday morning and pupils and teachers are once more back at their work, from which they have been resting for the past two months. Harvest and threshing are well ad- vanced in this district. The majority have their harvesting dome and many have both completed. FAVOR PAVING BY-LAW bY St. Mary's, Sept. 4.--St. Mary's citizens voted overwhelmingly for the Council's proposed paving by- law here today and for the expenm- diture of not more than $29,000 for the completion of a concrete pavement on the eastern and west- ern ends of the present pavement on Queen street. FIRE SWEEPS TOWN Prince Rupert, B.C., Sept. 4.-- One man, an Indian named Fred Ross, is dead, and several bulld- ings, including the United church, were destroyed by fire at Port Simpson, at the mouth of the Skeena River today. The fire started in the home of Ross, and he died from a heart attack ple's Society which have been held brought on by excitement. Proye= X . Th 3 - pr NS Ip r rH -- ) LX se } Do You Ow Your Ow PHONE 7163 W. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer Loans, Insurance Collection and Real Estate coe St, 8, Oshawa "ROOF LEAKING?" 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