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UIILU Jno. Iu_u,U age vluuns Wltn nu`. anon Mrl. Irwin. ~ Relatives from Nevvmarket. 'ror,on- I to. and Dalston visited ,Mr. and Mrs; Chas. Ha.rt.`- . A AI-iouignborne Watson. -son of Arthur Watson of Tobermory, Bruce County. and- Miss Mary Rebecca Ellamere. daughter of Mr. and `Mrs. John Ells- mere of Craighurst, were united in marriage on July 9 at Trinity Church, Barrie. by Rev. A. R. Beverley-. Robt. and Walter (`numv-A vlnifn .9 me. 0) rnev. A. 1%. neverley-. "obt, and, Walter Coward visited their brother, Wm. Coward. on July 12. .W. J. Turner Of Merritnn a.m1..nmm- .21., .1. turner and ramuy last week-end. Mrs. Arthur Innis of Durham is vis- 1t!ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ostrander. ` T ml. Tnahua Ah: -4 4.1.- 1-\._-_u__-;__-.-,, auun ultimate`! over me ween:-ena. Mrs. Smedley and daughter or `For- onto aye visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Ii-win- ..Cha'rle Church called on. friends noun `uni Inna]; ASl_1AN_'_l'Y BAY BET!-[EDA II._ t\ ._ J "math `'1 CLOWES at GIG vlua VJ uvwu on `III! a van ovov vvvvvv -. Bond Head Orangemen celebmted July 12 in -Newmarket. Jno. uther- - land, who has been V a. member for aeventy years, captured the prize given tor the oldest Orangeman in T parade. Eben lodge was accompa.nled"~by"thef ux x.uvu1'eu.. ` _ Mr. and Mrs. Clement a.nd`da.ughter, Gladys, .0! Churchill. spent Sunday with Mr. and `Mrs. Albert Rainey. who passed away last Week in` the West. Bethesda. friends extend their sympathy to Mrs. Rod Gallaugher who is_ a daughter. . ` - `Mr. and Mrs. Ouderkirk werevalso week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Rainey.' 11.. 1171-- -_-.-| A_-, - - - - -wv nu. -.uu-mun; I Mr. Wice and two sisters of Aurora spent Sunday with Mr. and" Mrs. Thompson. - L Minn 'li`lnv-Anna Dnnbnn 3-......4 `r..1-. 1n .1. uuxupuuu. 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MAILCOMSON v t.i\me of fstfogwwinwds a-t V _`< Our reliable companies protect you at moderate cost, we inviie yew iiivesitigatvehbyur i'Es.ngie"re1.e before i deciding on your summer trip. e A j . --._- }-`---:-- - _____- "z_'i_11-:1-_-3g.xet" THE 3251' sUMM;-:R' sac PRODUCER --Town Dwellings and Contents Our Specilty- W LN P JN s_u BA N_ EV BOND _cANAD1'AN NATIONAL _I_zA1LwA_Ys tun:-nk `You logo from _ _ ._. -- wcu- it 11 34 to M lood valua of your coru by (audios it to your cattle aa dr iodclar. Com atorodiu I TORONTO ou l00% of tho valua. K oodau Stavo -Silo will siva Good ouailauo will improva Ilia aaltlr of your cattlo and will iuoraaaa tho-quality and quautit of our milk roturua. Good allaga ruuat ho mada ' lull partlaulara gladly givaa. ii 'l'l:o TO ONIZQ Siioii, and; of loptad ap_rue_a'.3loul:la louiuod and croovad/to;oa_:ludb_'a`_+llro `airasaad apooially troatod with crooaoto to lost lion in lilo. I579 oalra capacity with Ilro TORONT iiip`*Ro"ol._ ` - - Lo! no allow you lrow to aava on lo 0. aud iuoraaoa tlfa lioalllr and valuo of your Iord.nlalor`Iatioa aatl tweutn 0! July celeoruuun In Unusua- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mlddlebrooks \a.nd.,Eunice and Dora, spent the wee};- .end with Orlllla friends. '-Ila and `II:-u 'l\|\nn nmlnn night tn Bryson. Redtern spent a. few day with friends in Orillia. ` Her purnl UVUT aunuuy. `Allan ~13:-nlluy haunn nf '`nvIa-nu Ca `Ha agl July 14--Quite a. number [from here went to Orulla. on Saturday to oeleo ` brate- the Glorious Twelfth." ml: annual ni-v-nurhnnru fnnvnl nf uxuuyuu. . _ Mr. and Mrs. Rose and party. who have been visiting friends in this vil- lage and surrounding country. left on Friday for their home in Akron. Ohio, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. Pad- dison and daughter. Elsie. , Mnnfnr A lilnnn nf Tnrnnfn la hnl. ' xsnaw, Wno are non! lu.-1a.ac ween. Mr. and Mrs`?!-Iarry Mink and baby and Edna. Latimer went to Graven- hurst on Friday and attended `the twelfth of July celebration in Orillla- `Mr and `Mrs; Alhnrt Mlddlehroaks Barr & Twiss -- ~`m3E?5+5a f Wm. Gracey Son, Allandale `Gnu Wll uruuu. ITIUIIUB. `Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dowler went to Creemore lat` week to visit. >- 11.. cut` `Khan 13 Inc! nnnnf Qnvulnxi UTBGXHOPB IE!" WGBK (0 VIBIIE. Dr. and Mrs. E. West spent Sunday inijFiesher_ton. . t , Eva Woolsey is visiting in Toronto. Peter Dow of Sudbury spent the lv`veek-end with his wife and family ere. ' T ' ` Angus`-and Archie haw ot Alton gisited their brother Neil Shaw. Mon 8y. I , ' Frank Blair of Karma. Alta... `visited his sister. Mrs. Lorne Davidson. Mun 'T'\nrnnv Ram-no and nnn nf `Kan. 3113 S13E31`. lVll`8n 1401118 .lJll:VlU!Ull. Mrs.TDoraey Secor and son at Ken- ora. visited Joe. Secor. 7 `Mn and. `Mn: Thnn Tlfnnlnnxr and OPE, VIBIIGQ JOB. $600!`. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Thou. Woolsey and family oti'1`oronto and Hugh Rolley of Holly visited Wm. Woolsey. Sunday. . Mr: I-`nu-nit! Third visited hm` mnth. vuuung 8.! 11103. lJUUlUlVUl`ul'!l. v ` Miss Lizzie Eaton 0! Toronto visitgd ' her parents oversunday. `Rrvnnn `Rndfm-n am-mt A few davn Wlli IPIBIIUS In uruuu. | Miss ~Em!ly.Wa.tson.o Fergus is via. lung hsr mother. 1 DPRIB-I116 "LU!`lUuB '1'WUlll.u." u The annual strawberry festival of the United Church was held here last Thursday evening in the grounds. 0! the Presbyterian church and the pro- ceeds amounted to..neariy $120. `Ilia: nnvznn nf Tnrnnfn in visiting '91` 'l'O!'O!lI0 are VISIUIIS at A. UIl!`l!|I.l8`8. .Misa Margaret Cole is visiting her home near here. `I/Han `D `I21-unnrlnn Inf} nn Wnlnur in IIUHIB 116%!` Il6l'Uo Miss B. Knowles left on Friday to "spend the summer in Muskoka. -Mrs. (`.m-man want tn (".nllim:wnnd upuuu LHU uuuuuur Ill JVl.|glB8\Ul\`.1. ,-Mrs. Cayman went to Coliingwood Ho ital last week to undergo an op- erat on and at time of writing is pro- gressing nicely. 'I`hn TT_W_R_' (`Jana nf the Rnndnv greasing xuumy. The U.W.S.' Class of the Sunday School held their class social at Miss Hilda. Mather'e`last` Tuesday evening and everyone enjoyed themselves im- mensely. The evening was spent in- games and contests and .Miss Jean Murray sgn a solo which was much enjoyed. ' `Mr, and Mrn. Rman and nnrfv, who I-"GU11 uuu Ul`I-U5lllUl.'g 121316: Master A. Wilson of Toronto is hol- ldaylrgg at C. Morrison's. uruua am: 8.11 report. a. guuu uuus. Mrs. (Dr.) R. Zjmmerman-ot Toronto visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Shaw, who are both ill, last week. Mr and M'rn`.""l-`l a.rrv Mink and baby 1710 y Vlluluu VVUI. Vvuuusuy, uuuuuy. rs. Harold Third visited her moth- er in Brentwood last week. V "In: `lIoGn 1 n'|'Innvnn nf Tnnnnfn in C8611! nlnuunwu Lu..l1cu.1'|y-quau. _ Mrs. Reazpn of Toronto is ylsitlng at C. Morrison's. . 1|!-an fnrhinn and 13 T-Tnnuinv-nnn nf Uu lVlUl'I`lUU 5: Mrs. Stoddard and F. Henderson. at Toronto are visiting at A. Christie's. Minn Minna-nrnf (`Ala In vlaifinrr hai- (1. ~ . . . Mrs. Herb Lamina. Misses Clara, Margaret and Thelma Lambe of Tor- onto are holidaying at Ed. Beecrott's.v an--. (1.. 1.. .... .. an 1.. '1`01'0pt.0._ Mr. and Mrs. D. Ferguson and Jean of London are visiting at Th'os. Bell's. T. n 1. Mn `)2 nnlnhrntnd Jnlv 12 in 0! London are Vlalung 8.: Inus. Dena. L.O.L. No. .73 celebrated July 12 in Orillia and all report a. good time. Mun lhr \ R Zirnv-nArrnnn-nf 'l`m-onto El" 1" .D!`$XlV-WUUU IHHL WU!_5K- Miss Kate McKeever of Toronto is vlsitlngat Thou. Duckworth's. = Minn T.I'-zuln mntnn nf 'l`m-nntn vini!-ad ` On Friday evening a softball match was played in-`.he'p`ark between a team from -the Scotch Settlement and one Irom this villa e. The game was keen- Ely contested ut was finally won by V the local boys. _ ..:..u._n I_....I...& I....n 4.-.n-v. ha nnnv` ] Ju1y 14--Mrs. Jno; (;;:ttrane ot-Bdx- ter visited her mother. Mrs. Fitzpat- rick, on Sunday. 7 `Rnlnnd I-Inmmnnd underwent an on- TIOK. OI`! aunuuy. ' ' Roland Hammond underwent an op- eration in the Collingwood Hospital least Friday, He had his tonsils remov- uu-u Gd. IA UHLU GEO olvlluwgnana am can: owvvvovu Mrs. S. West. Sr., is very 111-1; Toropto, Mr. and Ferguson _ Phone 447W. 4! Dunlpp St., Ban-`in. AlGl_JS_ . tun Iuuan uuyn. Our girls` basket ball team is now` practising baseball. Since softball has `become so popular they considered it `wise to make the change arid we now look forward to some lively conteta with teams from the neighboring towns. ., _ ;: gonna and dnnghfnr nf Rnffaln CUFIIUI.` (.0 H10 uu.y. - The Ladies Aid social and bazaar held in the park last Wednesday was a very great success. The weather threatened to be unfavorable all day but held up fine till late in the evening, giving all a chance to enjo'y""fo the full all that was coming. The same old `pine kno a tire. was the light of the mar) : and .was enjoyed very much. Theatable. `or course, was just such as the ladies of Shanty Bay always load . up and was very fine indeed. The en- .tertainmen't was given by talent from Orillia. and was very worthy of praise and was enjoyed by a large audience. The gate receipts and from other sources were over one hundred dollars. July 15.-A large number from here attended the Orangemen's celebration in Orillla on Saturday. ' Mrs. B. Bertram of Barrie visited with Mrs. T. Partridge last week. Miss Elsie Ambler of Barrie spent a few days last weelg with Mr. and Mrs. John Emma. A `L`I'nuvnnA Dani}-1 nf Tnunnfn annual Incl WIPE. JUIUI Jhlllllltl. Howard Beath of Toronto spent last week wth friends here. . `Inn fl `D `7Inn-n Ca iviulflnnl Irvlfln WUUK Wfbll IFIUIIUEI llUl'Uu Mrs. G. _R. Virgo is visiting with friends in Orlllia. ` Illa: 'I'.nnn Dnnfh nf `Dalia ANN: ha ITIUHUH Ill Lll'llllHu Miss Lena Beath of Delia. Alta., is. `visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Morley Beath. ' (`honing f`I`vnunnI-1 Vnnlln nn fnlnnn -`Mr. inc! 1113;. Fleming of Toronto and. G. Saunders of Barrie visited at `John Ellamerdb over the week-end. MI-I. mndlnv and nnohtnn nf 'I`4\n_ 1101118. ` ' Mrs. Wrri. Campbell of Toronto has returned home again after `a. few days with her mother. Mrs. Guthrie. I Minn nldwnll, nnran nf Tnrnnfn ha | wuu uvr Iuuulel`. Mrs. UuUl!'le_. I Miss Caldwell. nurse. of Toronto, is spending a month at home with her tather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Cald- well. . \ I15 Dania!-in nun.` o.......1I... -5 n...__ Wlfllu Mrs. Brown and family of Owen] Sound spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Palk laatweek. T-Inn:-v t\"Dv-inn `III ! no ma...-...4.. Aura. uu'Uu runs ltlHL`WU8K. Henry O'Brien, K.C., of Toronto, officiated in the Methodist church last Sunday. `Rev. S. Martin will be pre- sent next Sunday; (Hanna nv-n' all a-mafnfnl (nu +1.`. In..- `marry years. , - Henry Cassells has arrived home for his vacation after having been teaching in Northern Ontario during the past V I`, awn. uuau. ull__uu.y. . Citizens are all grateful for the im- provement of the road lately from the corner to the bay. Th 'I'.nrHm:' AI!` nnninl and humans: `-\a'llttl`l.UB puua here last week. July 15.-y-Mr.--atnd M-rvs-.-W. .1.` Mc- Master and family visited in Barrie. Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. W. Grose. v Mlmam: an-in and Countess Bates uunaay. Wm: Mr. mm mm. w. urose. `Misses Carrie and Countess Bates, alrgholidaylng with Miss Marjorie Eld- r ge. ` nu `Ilr AH-nn and his: xmnfhnr. an. W3UK'u Will! HUI` BIBLE!) XI HIS .Roht.. .3191.` V" = '- tiling nmuker is holidaying Lake Couchlching. 'I`I|I- nnrnununltv `lull nnddnnd 4 Ia mnecy past and is nale,and hearty. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and son of :'1`oronto2.moto`re`d up for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin. Joe. ,1 . Ellemere The community of Craighurst_-has been saddened by the death on July 5 of lane of its most highly esteemed me bers, Joseph Thomas Ellsmere. Mr. Ellsmere was born and raised in the locality of Craighurst and lived ,there during his whole life. He was a man of `outstanding character. Wher- ever known he was respected and was justly worthy of any man's esteem. The illness which terminated in his death was somewhat protracted. His last hours of suffering were lightened by the presence of his devoted wife and entire family of seven sons and four daughters. all of whom were con- stantly with him at the last. His sor- rowing relatives and friends have the sincere sympathy of all their acquaint- ances. At Mr. Elismere s funeral to St. John s- Cemetery, Craighurst, which was largely attended. the coffin was borne to the grave by six of his stai- wart sons. Mn Illm-mm... ........ 1...... .r.. A... m..._.. July 14.-7-vMr s. enry Gilchrist is in Owen Sound for a. week visiting with her da;ughter.T Mrs: Ado:-nu aw-.A la.-nil`. -........ euuuuy In `rurunto. . ! Menno Adams has returned again after a. couple at weeks holiday at home. In..- 117...! n.....-...|...n -1 .m-._-..A- u.-- lgiggxi. Mr. Atton and hisvnother, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I-Ifndle. motored to Creemore. Monday. and `spent the day with friends. `M11: Ann Rmifh of Lnfrnv in visit- HIKE uouclucmny. - .'l`hIa community was saddened on hearing or the dgnth ot_Mu. Neabm. na. 8. Stone and daughter of Buffalo are visiting the formerfs sister. Mrs. G. Gummerson. after an absence of Tover thirty years. `I-Ianrv asnalls has arrived home for ceieoratlon in uruua. 0'1 : Sunday.`Juiy 13. the Orangemen of this `district attended service in the Church of England in a body and afterwards "decorated the graves of brother Orangemen in _Presbyterian and English church cemeteries. After the regular service ' Rev. F. Herman. resident clergyman. addressed the Or- angemen briey. The decoration ser- vice which was in the open air was made more impressive and was greatly appreciated _ by the `band music fur- nished by Mr. Jones and young tam- ily or Wiliowdale. Ont.` "The (`.h1n-r-In n'f `lnoiona `Q I. 4:... uy ui. wmowuale. um. The Church of England is in the decorators hands and next Sunday the service at the usual hour. 3 p.m.. will be heldfon thechurch grounds, weather permitting. or in the. public hall it otherwise. ' ` / The sawmill of Buckley and O'Neill having. finished cutting the stock of `logs. is closed and may be moved from here as the owners "are looking for other limits. A number of the men have secured work at Copeland's mill. Mart- inville. man 115;... lV_L.l.. .1- -.a. vaI_,,,,,- --- lllVlIIUn Miss Mary Cralgis at Elmvale with her aunt. Mrs. Chattey. who is Ill. Joaenh Ellsmoi-A nf 1mm....a .,._ nut` "aunt, mt-a. unattey. who is ill. jJoseph Elismere of Midland at- tended the funeral ot his nephew. J.__'I . Ellsmere. He also attended the Or- ange ceiebration in.Orillia on Saturday. aomethidg remar-ka`ble as Mr. Ellsmere is ninety past and is haleand hearty. Mrs. Stewart and non mv WCll'L BUIIB. . Mr. Ellsmere was born in Oro Town- ship in 1854._ He was brought up in Craighurst and thirty-five years ago he was united` in marriage by Rev. Mr. Lindsay `to,Miss-Ruth Rix. His death was due to heart trouble culmin- ating in dropsy. He was a member of St. John : Anglican church. Surviving him are his wife, seven sons. James, Thomas. George. Charles. Edward, Al- berty and Ernest. and four daughters. Mrs. A. Fwcett. Misses Minnie. Mary and Sadie at home. _llUl` l.lHol.l5'lllUl'-u ' Mrs. AWm'. Adams and family spent Sunday in Toronto. ` Mnnnn Anv-nu has -.oVon.w..-`A ......a... : U-HQ DUHC EH8 any WI!!! IPIBIHJB. Mtg: Ace Smith or Letroy is visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott at Toronto spent the` week-and w! 11 her sister. Mrs. nk! `nlnnu ` ' rrluuy. K There was a. steady stream of autos on the Penetang Road Saturday fore- noon conveying people to the Orange celebration in Orillia. {fr} Qnnou `Tnlu 10 bl... r\.........-_.-_ UH uunuex`. .The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met` at the horn `'61 Mrs. Geo. Fraser for their month meeting last Friday. Thnrn `DEG O ufnniv niunAnv-u Al n..L..... uuur urucner, Wm. uowara. July 12. .W.[J. Turner of Merrlton and--Doug- las Morton of Oakville were guests or .R, J. Turner and family last week-end. MP8. Arthur Innis: nf YT!!!-horn In trig- year. Mrs. W. McKay and M153 .1 . McLeod left. for the West" on Wednesday. Thy are going by boat from Port McN1coll. vs... .1 VI'-_ .I t\._-__......... -..I4-I.-n4-cl -