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By ae mere yy. PAGE SEVEN ducted in Brougham Union Lodge AF. and AM, on Wednesday even- | ing last when Wor. Bro. Dobking ! was installed as Worshipful Master | by Wo. Bro, Thos. Pattersen, The | al Fier ceremony 'was followed by a roast | plain why, but you do goose supper in the aining hall and | get more eggs when Sofe Speedy Relief fe® LUMBAGO Don't suffer with aching back, Don'tliveindread ofat- tism, to Tes Takes too long to ex- ; HAMPTON CHURCH HAS "AT HOME" | gi S------ Pe -- i ! visited thelr daughter, | Is, to treat all Sybilla Spahr's Tonsili 1 cough, bronchi i Mrs. Fine Program Given Under Auspices of Bible Class Hampton, Feb. 20.--A large crowd was in attendance at the Bible Class "at home' on Wed- nesday night.© Mrs, Jas, Burns, president of the Bible Class, oc- cupied the chair. A chorus, "Come to the Church in the Wildwood" was sung by the men as an open- ing number, after which Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Cryderman sang a vocal duet "Drifting", accompanied by Mrs. C. J. Kerslake, W, E, Stev- ens, accompanied by N. Horn, sang "We All Get Old in Time", and "The Prayer 1 Learned at Moth- er"s Knee". This was Mr. Stevens' first appearance on a platform here and his numbers were, well | chosen and much appreciated. Miss Lulu Reynolds gave an interesting reading "Christening the Baby'. Geo. Barron and Theodore Salter, whose vocal numbers are always well received, sang a duet, "Hope At Last", which was fol- lowed by a reading by Mrs. A. B. Cryderman. W. E, Stevens con- tributed to the literary part of hte program as well as to the musi- cal section, An orchestra com- posed of Messrs. A. Clemens, Clif- ford Colwill, Leonard Stainton, Herb Stainton and Laverne Clem- ens, with mouth organs, and Mrs. A. Clemens and Norman with Hawaiian guitars, accompanied by Henry Stinton, at the piano, add- ed much to the enjoyment of the evening, with their numbers. Miss Lizzie Reeves ably gave a reading and "Pull for the Shore", was sung by the men as a closing number. Miss Jessie Knox introduced a contest, "Things Our Grandmoth- er Missed', the company having been formed into separate groups. Refreshments were served and the singing of the National Anthem brought the evening to a close. Mrs. Will Ranton, Trenton, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Virtue. Miss Edith Pascoe, and Mr. Laverne Clemens, were Sunday visitors at Bowmanville, Levi Reattoire has returned from visiting relatives in Toronto. Mrs. Phillips, Cobourg, visited her daughter, Mrs. Wilbert Craig, enroute from visiting her daugh- ter in the west. Mrs. George Edgar visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Wilcox on Wed- nesday. Quite a number have been ill with la grippe recently. The very mild weather during the snow to a great extent, Cars the last few days has taken away are being operated again with little trouble, the roads having boen opened. Messrs. Tom Sykes and Fred Billett, Toronto University, were in attendance at the Commence- ment at Bowmanville High School spending the week-end at thelr respective homes here, Mrs. H. E. Rundle has return- ed from a pleasant visit with Orono relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. Cowling and Jack were visitors at Bowmanville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Drury, Toronto, are spending their honcymoon with the latter's sister, Mrs. Clifford Allin. Morley Hastings, Toronto, is spending a few days with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hastings. Ethel Stephens is visiting her sister. Mrs, Fred Ferguson, Ennis- killen. Mr. and Mrg. Jas. Curtis, enter- tained on Feb. 11th, it being the oceasion of Mr. Curtis' 75th birth- day. Quite a number from here at- tended the High School Com- mencement at Bowmanville on Friday night, Miss Esther Wallace, spent the week-end at home. Miss Grace Hastings visited Mur- jel Moore, Enniskéllen, over the week-end. Quite a number of our young people enjoyed a sleigh ride to the rink on Saturday night and enjoy- d ood skate. Fl 4 Mer and Mrs. Richard Widal- combe, Bowmanville, visited at her home here on Sunday. There was a good attendance at Sunday School on Sunday, despite the very cold weather. Mrs. Alvin Peters gave a very interesting talk on Temperance. W. G. Doidge is convalescing favorably since returning from Toronto, where he underwent an operation at the General Hospital some weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hardy and family, Misses Vera and Helen Baker, Solina, were entertained at the home of L. J. Pascoe on Sat- urday. The jee cutters have been kept busy this winter, a great many hav- ing stored away gp generous supply of good quality Ice. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Trenouth Mrs. Roy Toronto, Metcalfe, Base Line. Miss. Bertha Sargent, Bowman- ville teaching staff. visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Curtis recently, Miss Marjorie Pascoe was a week-end visitor the home 'of VERT he Es Le *, Rolina, Mrs. Jno. Colwill, Sr., has been under the doctor's care. The monthly meeting of the W 0.7.U. was held at the home of Mrs. Elmina Johns on Tuesday. Feb, 11th, Mrs. A. Peters presided. Cov. ' Asmmittee reported $25.65 procedes from ga recent concert $25.00 of which was voted tow- ards prizes at the medal contest Attendance was fair, : Mrs, Ed. Haggith has been on the sick list. ; Aldon Trull continues very ill at A Good Idea sore Shoals with "Mrs. fh es om. his home here. [ League meeting promises to be | of much interest on Friday night | when g: set of lantern slides will be shown, Meeting in charge of | Wilfred Greenaway. i J 4 SPECIAL SERVICES AT ENNISKILLEN Rev. J. M. Whyte Conduct. ing Meetings All This | + Week | Enniskillen, Feb, 19.--The pas- tor, Rev. J. M, Whyte, is holding special meetings all this week. Each night shows an increase in interest and attendance. Mr. and Mrs Jack Smith, Bob- caygeon, are spending a few days the guests of his brother, Hoskin Smith, Elmer Dickinson visited his mother in Toronto, bringing her home with him on Monday. John Slemon 4s able to be home again after several weeks in Bow- manville hospital. Charlie Stainton spent the week- end with.his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stainton. Mrs. Russell Gilbert and Velma, who have been ill in Toronto; are improving. . Mrs. Levi Brunt visited Mrs. Enoch Stevens, Hampton. Mrs, Wesley Oke has been re- moved to Bowmanville hospital for a rest. Mrs, Elias Ashton and Allan Stainton on Saturday visited their aunt, Mrs. J. Virtue, Tyrone, who is under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, D, Burgmaster. Mrs. Howard Stevens spent a few days with her neice, Mrs. Aly- mer Beech. Mrs. Dr, Ferguson and Mrs. Orr Jeffrey entertained a number of their friends right royally last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Annis visited her mother recently. Miss Reva McGill, Miss M. Dal- ton, Orville Ashton and Miss *'n- riel Moore attended the commence- ment exercises of the Bowmanville High School on Friday evening. s 4 druggists - Feb. 20, the Canadian Army Medical Corps staff will hold their first annual ball since the great war, at Toronto. The above layout depicts scenes in France during the war and helps to show the activi- ties of the Medical Corps on all fronts: (1) shows a group of nurses, all Canadians, posed out- | side a Canadian casualty clearing station during a lull in operdtions; (2) Major-General J. T. Fother- ingham, CM.G., M.B., LL.D., late director-general of medical services of Canada _an at present honorary colonel ofthe C.AM.C. Major- General . .Fotheringham .. served throughout the great war. He has B50 years of army service to his creit, having joined the Queen's Own Rifles as a private in 1879. He went overseas as A.D.M.S. of the 2nd Canadian Division, serving in France until 1917, when he was recalled to Canada to become D.G. M.8., resigning in 1920. He re-| maine on the active army list, | however, unti Dec, 21, 19209, and (3) shows Viamertinghe, at the rear of Ypres Salierd, through which it is said probably more wounded passed than through any other clearing station in the war. an an an to da Or Su was greatly enjoyed by all. coe is visiting in Toronto, i mer Beach, Kathleen, Bobcaygeon, Smith, who is a former resident of | this community, is going to Toron- | Brooklin, visited Mr, and Mrs, G. Mr. and Mrs, Harry James, bus, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Hepburn. | | you give your hens a I'l daily dose of ENFIELD BRIEFS Wallace Enfield, Feb, 19. Pas-| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ormiston | d Merle, visited Mr. and Mrs. Al-| Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs, James Stark, Jamie d Grace, visited at Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs, John Smith and visited Air | Makes Hens Lay More Eggs Sold by all dealers Write for Pratts Poultry Book--Free PRATT FOOD CO., of Canada Ltd. 328 Carlaw Ave, Toronto 8, Ont. d Mrs. Arthur Ormiston. to undergo an operation. Mrs. H. Stinson spent sever ys in Pontypool last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pascoe scans. |. COOPER SMITH CO. el. ans 114 Celina St. Phone §. John | -- : rr Sr ------ usiral Rev. J. M. Whyte an excellent sermon. miston. Mrs. J. Barton, er than In spite of the extréme cold on nday, the congregation was larg preached A unit of the C.AM.C. is shown waiting for the latest casualties to come up for attention. CLAREMONT BRIEFS Claremont, Feb, 17.--Miss Eve- lyn McCollough of Toronto, spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs, D. A, Scott are spending a week with Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Scott in Toronto. Miss Margaret McNab is confined to her home with a very severe cold. Mrs. Borland was in the city on Monday visiting her aunt, Mrs; E. Besse, who is seriously {ll Ralph Betrand spent Sunday in Toronto. Mrs. John Gregg of North Clare- mont, who has been in poor health for some time, has gone to Toronto for an X-ray examination, Miss Katheline Story of Toronto, spent the week-end with Clare- mont friends. Thomas Bacon who has been confined to his bed for several months is progressing so well that he is able to sit up for a while each day. Miss Margaret Miller of Broug- ham is visiting Miss Effie Miller and other friends for a couple of weeks, The adult Bible Class of the United Church were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gregg on I'riday evening last, A | short Bible lesson and a solo were | given by Miss Aldine Ward and | Miss Clara Underhill respectively. A reading by Mrs, E. Gibson and an hour of community singing and | games was enjoyed. Refreshments were served. John Stewart Pickering, with an lowing the flu. Mr, and Mrs, W. G. 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