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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, C "TOBER 23, 1928 Suburban and District N ews Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents. BROOKLIN Brooklin, Oct. 19.--~Mr. | \ has been spending his holidays at his Hanna who On the following Tuesday evening a concert and social will be held in the church. Come and bring your friends. A cordial invitation is ded to all who may attend. home in Orillia has returned to Brooklin to resume his duties. Mrs, McMurty of Oshawa and Master Owen has been visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. C. Elliott. Mr. Douglas Thompson has, gone to Tennessee to a fat stock show. Miss Mary Hunter Napanee spent the week end at her home yy Tuesday evening a number of evening youn ple of this community gave Miss 'Helen Nesbitt a surprise party, Everybody seemed to enjoy them- selves in playing games, cards and dancing. . At twelve they served lunch and then the party broke up. They all had a very enjoyable time. Mrs. E. May is spending a few days with friends in Toronto. Benet Mackey aad dues, Min veret an er, Ts, G. S. White, made a flying visit to friends in Windsor and Detroit. Next Thursday night, Oct. 25, the firemen's ball is giving a dance in the township hall, EE Mrs. Braund of Oshawa is visit- ing relatives here. J ALMONDS -- Almonds, Oct, 19.--Mrs. Mackey has returned home after spending sev- eral days with her daughter, Miss Mable Mackey of Toronto, Mr. William Bentley who has been a farmer in the vicinity of Audley in partnership with his brother has given up his share of the farm and has engaged with Mr. George Ames, Kingston Road, and moved with his family this week and will commence his new duties at once, Mr, Walter Richardson who has been engaged Mr. Wm. Gordon whose farm buildings were destroyed by fire some months ago has replaced them with a fine new barn and silo.- Mr. J. W. Cookson has been en- with Campbell Bros. to work their farm op shares and will take session at once. Mr. and Mrs. ookson and family will move shortly. The Young Ladies and Ladies' Aid of Almonds church will Hold their annual bazaar in the council chamber, Saturday, November 10. SEAGRAVE ve, Oct. 18--The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs, Hiram Wannamaker on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 17th, with the president, Mrs. James Shunk, in the chair, There were thirty mem- bers and visitors present, as well as a kindergarten of little children that made it lively outside as well as in- side. The usual business being trans- acted. The result that the annual fowl supper and concert will be held on Nov. 12th in the church. _ Also special services on Sunday. Partic- hv later. Mrs. Howard Leask and Mrs. James Harding sang a duet that was well received. Mrs. Albert Mar- tin then took charge of the Mission- ary meeting which is held in con- nection with the Ladies' Aid work. Several of- the members taking part. Papers were read by Mrs. J. Shunk, Mrs. N. Eagleson and Mrs, A. Mar- tin, which should be a great help to those interested in Missionary work, Mrs. S. Woolridge sang a solo very pleasingly, making the afternoon a -very pleasant one as well as bene- unch was served at the close ' Se Town Hall, at Bowmanville. They were welcomed by a full house and all who attended were amply reward- ed, for the play was given in a very excellent manner. Each and every player acted his or her part well and to pick a star from the cast would 'he practically an impossible task. We hope that the judges "sere also favour- able impressed and that our young people will be the witiners in the contest. We heartily congratulate them on their success of Friday night. They have several invitations to pre- sent their play at other places, the next 'being in Oshawa on Tuesday evening, October 23. Regular services will be held at Ebenezer church on Sunday next and special services will be held on Sun- day," November 4, it being the an- nual Harvet Home and Thankoffer- ing Sunday, The speaker for these services will be Rev. A, McLaughlin, and special music will be rendered by the choir. Bear this date in mind and plan to be at Ebenezer on that day. Fuller particulars will appear later. Regular League meeting will be held on Thursday evening of this week at the usual hour. Everyone is invited, Fine weather prevails again after the excessive rainfall which came our way last week. The farmers are back at their work again, being very an- xious to complete as much work as ssible before Jack Frost arrives in full strength. HAMPTON Hampton, Oct, 22.--Mr. and Mrs. Watchorn and family, of Burketon, have moved into Mrs, Jas. Jebson's house, Mr. C. E, Horn unloaded a .car week. babe, Toronto, visited 'his end, Mrs, Chas. Langmaid visited Mr. Norman Allin's, at Newcastle, re- cently, She will not forget the visit load of wheat at Tyrone station this Mr. and Mrs. . Cyril Jebson and mother, Mrs, Jas. Jebson, during the week at nounced her dead, Deceased was a daughter of the late John Trelegren and lived alone at the old homestead at Bondhead. She was a life-long mem- ber of St. Saviour's church and was in the 80th year of her age, practi- cally a life-long resident of this vil- lage and was held in high esteem by a wide circle of friends. The fun- eral took place Tuesday afternoon and was largely attended, Mrs, Atkinson, of this town, and daughter, Mrs. Robert Gibson, Atlantic City, are visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Herbert Murray, of Orillia. . Mr. Wellington Foster and niece, Miss MacIntosh, were in the Rice Lake district' last week, guests of Col. and Mrs. Birdsall. Mrs. Cecil Carveth, Mrs. J. E. Matchett and Miss Hattie Mason at- tended the Music Study Club banquet at Oshawa on Tuesday. Miss Janie Singer, of Toronto, was a week end guest of Mrs, Earl Wal- ton, _ Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas, of Toronto, were week end guests of her aunt, Mrs, Catherine Coulter. Mr, and Mrs, Dowson, of Port Perry, and his mother, Mrs. George Dowson, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. John Lord, Lake Shore, accompanied Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Jose and sons to Toronto on Sunday to see Mr. Lord's sister, Mrs, McCutcheon, who is convalescing from a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Richardson, Misses McCullough, Ina and Ella Shaw, and Miss Ruth Richardson, "of Pontypool, motored to Newcastle and visited friends recently. Newcastle Dramatic Club consistin of Mr, T. W. Jackson, director; N. L. Rickard, Clarence Allin, Irwin Col- will, H. R, Pearce, W. F. Rickard, Mrs, P. Hare, Mrs. W, F. Rickard, Mrs. Ewart Clemence and Miss Win- nifred Rickard, went to Zion, Dar- lington, Friday evening and enjoyed the chicken pie supper and after- wards put on their play "Dust of the Earth, Mr, and Mrs, Cephas Martin, Belleville, visited Mr, and Mrs, A, F. Spencer. OUR Seven Day Fall Bedding Sale Is Planned to Commence ficial. Mr, and Mrs, George Wright and daughter, of Toronto, accompanied by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las, were week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Fisher, Misses Evelyne Toyne and Kath- leen Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Hol- lis Hurlburt, of Oshawa, spent Sun- day in Toronto. Mr. Bill Jackson, Toronto, formerly of Ingersol, visited his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Jackson. Miss Rae Clark has an office posi- tion with Barrister W, F, Ward, Po- lice Magistrate, of Bowmanville. Mr. W, E, Beman finished picking his 600 barrels of Northern Spy ap- ples last week. They are a good color and fine quality. with Mr, Ames for several years has accepted the job as travelling agent for fu By supplies in the dis- trict of Deseronto, : A Almonds anniversary services will be held Sunday, October 21. Morn- ing worship will be at 11 am. Our Minister, Ry A. L. Richards, will conduct worship and preach and in the evening at 7 pm. Mrs. A. L. Richards will have charge. Special music will be rendered by the choir assisted by other outside talent, in a hurry, having had two thrilling experiences during her visit, On Saturday evening while driving into Newcastle with Mr. and Mrs. Allin with the horse and buggy, and when opposite Mr. Frank Allin's, a car coming north, swerved across the road, hit the horse, injuring it severe ly and causing it to break the shafts and harness, and then went past on the left side of the read in the ditch, instead of on the right side as it ought to have done, when meeting a rig. The car hit a tdlephone pole and splintered it in the process, but the driver never stopped, It was a terrifying experience for the occu- pants of the buggy, Then on Sunday afternoon, Mrs, Langmaid was with Mrs. Allin when they went to visit Miss Elizabeth Trelea#h and found her lying dead on the living room and hearty congratulations were ex- tended to one of the members, Mrs, L. Scott, it being the 34th anniver- sary of her wedding day, The minis- ter and his wife were present for part of the proceedings. : The. many friends of Miss Louise Haley will be sorry to hear of her re- cent illness, having undergone an op- eration for tugor. A speedy recov- oped 4 her friends. Wednesday It continues until Wednesday, Oct, 31st, and we can tell you without fear of contradiction that the values are the greatest by far of any Bedding Sale Values in the Store's History, Cotton and Down-filled Comforters Flannelette Blankets and Wool Blankets of rac ynolds and Miss Velma McMillan spent Sunday in Bowmanville. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Scott and Master Beverley spent the week end in To- ronto, Mr. Will Clarke spent the week end in Toronto. Mrs. Clarke and Harvey returning home with him on Sunday afternoon after a pleasant holiday. Wonderful Value / Columbia Touring $80 1921 Chev. Touring $50 D-45 McLaughlin Touring .... ..... $80 1923 Ford Touring $50 1925 Ford Touring $95 1923 Olds Tour. $195 1925 Olds Sport Touring 1925 Chev. Tour, $225 1926 Ford 1-2 Ton Truck .... .... ... $225 1927 Chev. Sedan $528 1925 Star Sedan .. $400 1927 Chevrolet Coach .... ... ... 3475 1926 Chevrolet Coach .... ... ... $438 1926 Oakland Coach $695 1925 Oakland Sedan $650 1927 Chev. Sedan $595 1927 Pontiac Cab. $695 1927 Essex Coupe $695 1928 Chey. Coach $695 1928 Chev. Sedan $765 Ontario Motor Sales, Ltd. Your old car taken as part payment. Terms arranged, Mr. J. 8. Brown of Toronto is spending a few days here on busi- ness, : Mr, James Mark and Mr. Robert- son of Lindsay were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mark on Sun- day, Mr, Frank Smith spent Wednes- day afternoon in Lindsay, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh King and fa- mily are moving this week to Osh. awa where they will reside. Friends wish them success in their new home. fr. Wm, Keen and Mr. L. Scott hive returned from their trip having spent the past month on their mus- krat farm near Madoe, between mus- krats and the gold fever Mr. Scott and his party are kept pretty busy, Miss Dorothy Orchard and her girl friend spent the week end the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs, A, Or- chard, Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Rodd (nee Elva Holdershaw) a son, on Oct, 10th. Quite a number from Seagrave are motoring to Lindsay to hear the Dumbells' concert, Mr, and: Mrs. H. Wannamaker spent Sunday in Burketon the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Leith Byers. EBENEZER Ebenezer, Oct, 22--The weather on Sunday was ideal and services at Ebenezer church and Sunday school were splendid and were well at- tended, Our pastor, Rev, Mr, Stain- ton, was present and preached won- derful sermons in the church services, His morning text was found in Isaiah 45-15 and in the evening service he began a series of sermons on the "Religions of the World," the first subject being »"India and Her Re- ligions." Both of Rey, Mr. Stain ton's discourses were very fine and were appreciated by the goodly num- ber attending the services, The choir added to both services by the music which they rendered. Sunday school was also well attended and all eg- joyed a helpful study period in their different classes. : The regular monthly meeting of the Mission Circle for the month of October was held on Saturday af- ternoon, October 20, at the home of Miss Velma Gay, The program which was in charge of Miss Hazel Rundle's group was good, the subject of study being Home Missions. Readings and singing made up the remainder of the very interesting program. We hear that the girls were well on the way toward their objective in the fi- nancial phase of their work and we wish them continued success. Follow- ing the program a social time was spent by all, "On Friday evening of last week, our young people presented their play, "Arnold Goes Into Business," in the SAVE YOUR MONEY TAY A WAKEFIELD ASTROL MOTOR OIL "and Dr, Butler being called, couch, Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Cowling's, recently. versity, spent Sunday at home, rs, L. T, Pascoe has been con- fined to her bed again the last few evening. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Robbins and babe, and Mr. Robbins' mother, vis. ited at Mrs, W. J. Virtue's on Sun- day. Rev. Lovelace, of Ivanhoe, ex- changed pulpits with our pastor, Rev, Mr, Bick, on Sunday. Mrs. (Rev.) Ervine, South Osh- awa, returned missionary from Trinis dad, gave a very interesting talk on Trinidad at the Sunday evening ser= vice, Mrs, Geo. Annis, Ebenezer, sang two much appreciated solos, "The Penitent," and "Leave It With Him," in her usual good voice, Mr, and Mrs, C. E. Horn and family visited at Mr. J. B, Horn's at Peterboro on Sunday. Miss M, Martyn spent Sunday at home, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Annis, Ebenezer, were guests of Mrs, C. W, Souch on Sunday. Mrs. W. G. Doidge and Miss N, Horn returned from Toronto on Saturday after a pleasant visit with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Jeffrey who have recently moved into their new home on Alexander Blvd, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reynolds and family_and Mrs, Fanny Clarke, To- ronto, visited at Mr. Lewis Cryder- man's, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Boyd, Toron- to, visited the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Enoch Stevens, over the week end. Mrs. (Rey.) Ervine, South Oshawa, was guest of Mr, and Mrs, W. W, Horn, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Virtue and family, Grimsby, visited the former's father, Mr. J. J. Virtue, on Satur- day. NEWCASTLE Newcastle, Oct, 22--Mr. Roy Brown who went West with the har- vesters returned home last week, Mr, Sam Herdman, of Toronto, and Mr, Harry Matchett, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. J, E. Matchett, Mrs. Herman Anderson and son, Dick, of Toronto, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. R, P. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock, Crest House, have closed up their popular summer place and we understand have gone out of town for the win- ter. The death of Miss Elizabeth Tre- hour she passed away, but presum- ably sometime during Saturday morn- both Saturday and Sunday, delivered in the morning by the milkman were still at the door. Mrs. Norman Allin thinking she was asleep, sat down be- sige her. As one foot was resting on the floor she raised it to the couch, and her hand coming in contact with the leg found it cold. Becoming alarmed, she called in the neighbors, pro- Cowling and family, Scarboro, visited at Mr, Mr, Frank Hastings, Toronto Uni- ays, * Mr, Sydney Martin entertained a number of young people on Saturday leaven, Saturday last, came as a great | shock to the entire community, De- ceased had been up town the day previous and appeared in her usual health, It is not just known at what ing, as her daily supply of milk for on making a Sunday afternoon call found her leaning over the couch and PORT PERRY Port Perry, Oct, 22--Miss Bever- ley, of Toronto, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. C. Kellett, Mr. and Mrs. D. W, McIntosh were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Newell, of Warsaw, over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. James Vickery, of Lindsay, are visiting Mr, and Mrs, A. H. Rose. # Miss Ethelyn Hutcheson, of Toron- to, is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. G, Hutcheson. Mr. and Mrs, Beverley, two sons, and daughter, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mitchell, last week, Dr. A. J. Snell, Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Snell and Mr; Robert Walters, of Toronto, were guests of Mr, John Erwin, on Sunday. Mr, D, W. McIntosh and Mr, Harry Dennis attended the banquet at Oshawa on Friday, October 19th, given by the Bell Telephone Com» pany, for Mr. P, Conners and Mr, Ross, who are going to Toronto, On Saturday, Miss Sine, of the Port Perry high school, took her class of Ancient History students to Toronto where they spent a delight ful day in the museum. We are sorry to report that Mrs, Ney is ill in the Port Perry hospital, We hope to see her restored to her usual health soon, On Saturday, October 20th, there passed away suddenly, at the Belle- ville hospital, Gerald Duff, eldest son of Mr. W. A. Evans, of Port Perry, Service will be held at the home of Mr. Wm. Parr, on Tuesday, October 23rd, at 2.30 p.m. Interment to take place at Pine Grove cemetery, The sympathy of the community is ex- tended to the family in their bereave- ment, On Saturday afternoon at 2.30 the United church, Port Perry, was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Miss Edna Sweet, of Woodville, became the bride of Mr. Douglas McArthur, of Oshawa, Rev, Mr, Richard officia~ ting. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked lovely in a gown of white georgette with veil and orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Her only attendant was little Miss Miriam Richards, who acted as flower girl in a frock of pink silk and carrying a basket of pink roses. The church was beautiful with autumn flowers, Miss Helen Mellon played the wedding music and during the signing of the register, a violin solo was played by Mr. Victor Stauffer. After a short honeymoon in Muskoka the happy couple will reside in Oshawa, iss Elsie Forman, of British Col- umbia, was a recent guest of Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Vickery. Mr. Hugh Campbell, of Oshawa, was home for a few days last week, Mr. Victor Stauffer has been ap- pointed bandmaster of the Port Perry band, Rey. and Mrs. T, A. Nind were in Oshawa on Saturday when they. at- tended the laying the corner stone of Christ Church new edifice. Mr. Lawrence Mountjoy of the Standard Bank, is ill with an attack stock. We hope to see him able to be about again soon. On -Sunday, October 2ist, at the Church of the Ascension, Joyce El- eanor, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Edgerton, was baptized by Rey. T. A. Nind. Sports in Primary and First Books of Port Perry Public School: Girls 5 and 6 years old; of pneumonia at his home in Blaek- |! L@ Fancy Wool Bed Covers Pillow Cases & Sheets See Windows for Sale Bargains GST "We "Would Like to Remind You" That Store Hours on Wednesday are from 8.30 a.m. till 6p.m. -~ _--) 9) " " Running--Josephine. Naple, Scott, Norma Ewers, Three-legged race--Betty Scott and Norma Ewers, Ethel Turner and Con- stance Naple, Mary Pyatt and Ethel Figary. Throwing ball into basket--Lucille Harrison, Betty Mitchell, Betty Scott and Mary Pyatt, equal, Girls 7 and over: Running--June Dunsmore, Carnegie, Dorothy Pyatt, Three-legged race--Ruth Carnegie and Marian Brent, Dorothy Pyatt and Muriel Willan, June Dunsmore and Norma Ewers, Throwing ball into Carnegie, Dorothy Pyatt, June Duns- more, * Boys 5 and 6 years old: Running--Bruce Beare, Beare, David Kight. Three-legged race--Bruce Beare, and Burgess Beare, David Kight and Jack Pargeter, David Turner and David Turner, Throwing ball into basket--Jack Pargeter, Bryce Moase, David Kight, Boys 7 years and over: Running--Charley Sutcliffe, Deshane, Billy Beare, Three: legged race--Bert Deshane -and Harry Carnegie, Jack Finsley and Fred Densham, Bobby Jeffrey and Norman Gilbrood, : Throwing ball into basket--Earl Hood, Victor: Read, Bobby Jeffrey. Betty Ruth Burgess Bert | MON., TUES, WED, IF: ¢ i "Stocks basket--Ruth | ¥ Girls' relay--Ruth Carnegie, Mari- an Brent, Dorothy Pyatt. Boys' relay--Bobby Jeffrey, Harry Carnegie, Bert Deshane, Girl's junior champion -- Betty Scott, runner up, Norma Ewers, Girl's senior champion--Ruth Car negie, runner up, Dorothy Pyatt. Boy's junior champion -- Bruce Beare, runners up Burgess Beare, and David Kight. Boy's senior champion -- Charlie Sutcliffe, runner up, Bert De Shane, A number of the young people of the United Church went to Newcastle on Monday, Oct. 15th, to attend the P.S. convention there, ORONO Orono, Oct, 22.--Mr, and Mrs. Av- ery Johnston, of Bowmanville, Miss Jennie Thompson and Mr, John Thompson, of Whitby, were recent visitors at Mr, J. J. Gilfillan's, Mr. Andrew Somerville is among those who will represent the Uniyer- sity of Toronto at the senior inter= collegiate track meet at McGill Uni- versity, at Montreal, He has been chosen to run in the 220 yard dash, 220 low hurdles and one mile relay race, Dr. Breslin will be at his dental of- fice at the Temperance House, Orono, Friday only of each week. Mr. R. 8. Cornforth, of Lindsay, has rented the W. M, Armstrong | shop, formerly tenanted by Mr. Clem- ents, and will open up a shoe repair business the latter part of this week, Dr, and Mrs. McElroy and family, of Peterboro, accompanied by Mrs, (Dr.) Clark, visited at Mr. D. Noble's, Mr, and Mrs. S. M. Billings who have spent the past two weeks at their daughter's, Mrs. W. J. Inch, at Weston, have returned after a de- lightful visit, Miss Marjorie Tamblyn, nurse-ins training at Oshawa hospital, is home for a couple of weeks' holidays. Mrs. Stuart Ovens after a pleasant few weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. King, left last week on her re- turn to her home in Saskatchewan, A very pleasant family reunion of the Joliffe and Berry families was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Berry and Mrs. L. Berry, Those present from Toronto were: Mr. James Jolliffe, Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Jolliffe, Mr. and Mrs. John Jol» liffe, Misses Lillic and Mamie Jolliffe, Mr. Chas .Jolliffe and Miss Una, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Jolliffe, Miss Lil- lian Jolliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Glover, Miss Dorothy Glover, from Bowman- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allin and Master Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allin and Barbara Jean, Mr. Alva Allin, Mr, W. M. Allin, Miss Marie COMEDY, NEWS BEEL Found, Mr. W. M. Berry, Mr. Le- land Berry, Miss Novelda Berry, Miss Highfield, Guests from Orono were: Mr, and Mrs, T, Patterson, Mr. L, Allin, Master Roy Berry, Mrs, Smith and Mr, C, J, B, Smith, Mr, and Mrs. S. L. Berry, Master Everett Berry, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Morten, Mrs, Bragg, of Darlington, is a guest of Mrs, S, Halliday, Mr. A. Drummond, manager of the Standard Bank, has returned from his holidays and is again in charge, Mrs. H. J, McElyey, seventh con- cession, happened with a painful ac cident one day last week when she had the misfortune to trip and in the fall downstairs both wrists were broken, Her many friends regret her mishap and wish her a speedy recoy- ery. The first anniversary held under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid, Park street church, on Sunday last, was a splendid success, There were large congregations at both services, Rev, R. A, Whattam, a former pastor, was preacher of the day and delivered in- teresting and inspiring sermons, The Ladies' Aid choir oceupied the choir loft and gave good service, morning and cvening. 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