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/lesfyetfjm Vol. 52, No. Flesherton, Ontario, June 15, 1932 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietors PROTON STATION . Mr. Wm. Lockhart a former resi- dent of Proton Station, a brother of 'Mr. John Lockhart, died at his home near Bolton on June 10th. . Mr. Robert Rutherford of Oregon. with his sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Portland . Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. McAllister 4 of Durham vicinity were callers on Proton Station friends last Monday. The name of Rutherford will be rec- > ognized by old Protonites as that oi t the pioneer briekmakers of Proton Station, their father having establish- :_ ed the present brick yard away back I in the early 80's. Mr. Vause has returned from visit ing friends on the old Durham rood. Mr. Joseph Park and son, Gordon and Miss Tena Park motored to To- ronto for the week end. Sorry to report Mr. Alexander Stew art not very well. His daughter, Mrs. Hugh Copeland, of Bethel, has been nursing him and we trust he will soon be well as usual. Mrs. Bert Meddatigh and litcle daughter, Irene, spent a couple of days with her aunt, Mrs. Park. Mrs. Eddy of Toronto is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cons- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Horseley and family . of Shelburne were visitors at the home of Mr. R. G. Acheson. * Mrs. Sinclair of Dundas is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Wes. Dever ol this village and Mrs. Thos. White ol Saugeen Junction. Miss Margaret Lyons and friend Mr. Thos. Kirkwood, of Toronto wert visitors at the home of Mr. Chas . Lyons. . BORN On June 6th to Mr. anc Mrs. John Pattison, Saugeen Junction, a son. Rev. Thos. Hineks, rector of Wiar- ton Parish, conducted Divine Service 4 in Trinity church last Sunday after- noon. Relatives of Mr. Hineks were orcsent from Conn, near Mot'nt For- est. Sunday school will be held in Trin- . ity Anglican church on Sundays, June 19 and 26 at 2 p.m. and Divine Ser- ' vice on both these dates at 3 p.m. Sunday school officers, pupils and , members are asked to note this or rangement. J S. S. ASSOCIATION FORMED IN OSPREY TOWNSHIP FEVERSHAM Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Francis and family of Cannington, Ont. spent tht week end with their son, Mr. H. C. Francis here. Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat of New York are visiting with John's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moffat, on the 8th line. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cameron and daughter of the 10th line were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith here. Mr. Malcolm Campbell on the 8th line passed away on Thursday, aftei a few months illness, although he hac not been in good health for somt years, but for the last six months has been very ill. Malcolm was the son of an early Osprey pioneer family who settled on a farm on the 8th line about two miles east of this village. Mrs. Campbell predeceased him a few years ago and this is the third death in the family in the last year. Mal- colm was sixty-five year old and if survived by two brothers and twc sisters, Mrs. McLean of Collingwood and Julia at home; Donald on the 4th ine and Allan at home. He never married. Malcolm was of a quiet disposition, never taking part in an\ public affairs. The funeral was from the home with Rev. F. Dean of thi Gospel Workers church officiating at the house and grave. ' Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Col- quette over Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Russel Mason and daughter. Fern, of Toronto, Mrs. W. G. Dand anc daughter, Helen, of Long Branch Miss M. McElwain of Fordwich and Miss McPherson of Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart of Flesh- erton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Osburne, Mr. John Csbiirne and Mrs. Passmore of Stayner called on their brother. Will- iam Osburne, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osbrrne on Monday last. Mrs. Bowes and lady friend ot Thornhill are visiting wjth the Speer." families at present. BORN On Thursday, June 9th to Mr. and Mrs. Mort Sayers, a daugh- ter. VICTORIA CORNERS At a meeting held in the United Church, Mclntyre, on May 27th, a , township association was formed in connection with the O. R. E. C. for Osprey. Mr. H. I. Graham and Rev. g H. S. Warren, secretary and president respectively of the East Grey O. R E. C., presided. The following ofifcers were elected: President, Rev. M. F. Oldham; Vtee- President, Rev. A. M. Shannon; Sec.- Treas., Mrs. Geo. Mclntyre; Children's AVork Supt., Mr. E. Pedlar; Boys' .Work, Mr. J. McDonald; Girls' Work, *Mrs. P. Tiller; Young People's Work, Mrs. H. Bailey; Teacher Training, Rev. A. G. McPherson; Temperance Work, Mr. H. Bailey; Adult and Home Dept., Mrs. E. Pedlar; Missionary, Mr. D. Stevens; Advisory Com., Mrs. W. Scutt, Messrs. H. Mclnnis, W. Wright, 'J W. Meatherall, R. Priestly, J. J. Sawdon, S. Arnott and Thos. Bovins. It was decided to co-operate with " Artemesia township in their June con- vention. The invitations to vifclt Singhampton in September and 'Max- well in 1933 were accepted. Dundalk Herald. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank our many friends and neighbors for their many kind- mi the death, of our dear ancle. eases shown us in our ad bereavement Wm. J. Conn and Family. Miss Winnifred Talbot has gone to Elgin House, Muskoka, for the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gamble and babe of Sudbury are guests with the Litter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens Mr. Will. Stinson of Port Dover i: visiting his brothers, Messrs. Jas. Albert Stinson and sister, Mrs. Jas Best. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Brooka an] fam- ily of Toronto visited in the neighbor- hood. Dave Brunton is visiting bt Wm Acheson's. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES ST. MARY'S CHURCH, MAXWELL The 69th Anniversary Services ot St. Mary's Anglican church, 'Maxwell were held at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. last Sunday, June 12th. with splendid at- tendance. Th services were in charge of Rev. Thos. Hicks, whose old horns was neor Hatherton, on the 30th side- road of- Osprey. He is now Rectoi of Wiarton Parish. He ga*e twc splendid and appropriate sermons foi the occasion, which were very much enjoyed and appreciated by all pres- ent. Special music was rendered by the choir and the day was a note- worthy one in the history of the church. Many took opportunity of being present, especially oW friends and organizations of the Hicks family The annual garden party will be held on Thursday, June 16th. Rer. M. F Oldham conducted the regular Sunday services at Wiarton and Hepworth The Sunday school at 10 a.m. was well attended and was in charge of Mrs F. Seeley. EUGENIA Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foerster were; Mr. and Mrs. F. Dahmer, Miss Pephler anc Mr. Edward Foerster of Kitchener Mr. and Mrs. Jake Foerster of Cross- hill, also Mr. Jacob Foerster af El- mira. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson anu danghter, Miss Jewel, of St. Cath- erines and Mr. Legg of Toronto and Mrs. Wilson of Clinton were week end visitors with Mrs. W. C. Hanley and son, Chas., 'and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cudmore of Dun- dalk accompanied by the former's sis- ter, Mrs. W. Wilson and husband 01 Toronto were visitors on Sunday al the home of Mr. Donald MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lehman ant! Master Hedley, Mr. and Mrs. Les Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, alsi. Mrs. W. Davies of Toronto were week enil visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Williams. Mrs. Davies remained foi a week's visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woods and fam- ily of Markdalc visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin and fanrily o~- Monday. Reeve and Mrs. Cameron and son. Donald, attended the graduation of 'heir son, Mr. Russell Cameron, at Toronto University on Thursday ofj 'ast week. We extend our heartiest] "ongratulations to Russell, who re-1 eeived his M. A. degree. He receiv- ad his B. A. degree last year. Mr. Krug assistant Minister of Bloor St. United church, accompanied j by Miss DeWhit and Miss Gibson of| Toronto visited with Mr. Russell Cam- eron on Sunday. Mrs. Thos. Fenwick and little daugh ter, Elnora. have returned home from' a visit with Paisley friends. MT. and Mrs. Elwood Purvis o! Orillia visited the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Purvis recently. Visitor- r.t the Club house over the week end \ve:e, Mr. and 'Mrs. Thos Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Toronto PRICEViLLE i > Spend the Half Holiday at the Big Garden Party MAXWELL ..Under auspices of St. Mary's Church.. Thursday, June 16 SPORTS, AND CONCERT AT NIGHT Supper served from 6 to 8 p.m. Come and Enjoy a Fine Evening Mr. and Mrs. John M.Farlane, Mr. Innis Mel ran and Miss Flora Mc- Farlane of Toronto spent the week end at thci' 1 homes here. Mr. David Kincks, Jean ar.d Aimed.-., spent the week end visiting friends in Gi'elph. Miss Olive McMeekin and friend spent a couple c." days visiting friends in Hamilton and attended the wedd- ing of her cousin, Miss Bertha Mep- ham, Saturday. Miss Alma McLean, who is in train- ing in Fergus hospital spent Sunday it her home. Mr. Willie Reiley of New Ontario is spending a few days with his broth- er. Frnk. h"re. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pedlar of To- ronto spent the week end here. We are sorry to report Mr. Donalc MacMillan sick in bed, as also Henry Patterson and Hector McLean and Mrs. Tom vNichol. We hope they may soon be able to be up and around. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hineks, Shirley and Betty, 'Mrs. Alex. Carson, and Mrs. Dan Campbell, motored to Owen Sound on Saturday. Rev. Maclvor, from the West, preached two fine sermons on Sun- day in the hall. He is preaching for a call and is a very able speaker. In the evening his subject was, "Why go to church." Next Sabbath Rev. Stephenson, M.A., who at one time worked for the Lord's Day Alliance will preach here. Monday evening a miscellaneous shower is being held for Mr. and Mrs Bill Campbell, who were recently married. Rev. A. Leacock, B.A. is Priceville's new pastor in the 'first draft of pulpit changes at Toronto Conference of the United Church. Rev. A. H. Bartlett of Pricerille has been appointed pastor at Blind River, AJgoma, Rev. A. Lea- cock, B.A., will be the new pastor ot Priceville and Salem churches. Mr. Wm. Nichol took a truck load of Pricevill* and Top Cliff pupils and teachers on Saturday, 45 in all, to Midland. They had a most enjoyable time and a lovely day. They covered 245 miles, and visited the different places, Thornbury, Kimberley, Mea- 1 ford, Wasaga Beach, Port McNicol and many other places of interest. CEYLON 'M>. and Mrs. Thos. Genoe and fnm- ily motored to Owen Sound the first of the week. Mr. Perry Hunt, who has been in Toronto the past couple of weeks, re- turned home on Saturday." Mrs. Allie Muir, who has been vis- iting with her sisters in Toronto hat returned home. Mr. and Mrs. C. Quesnel and fam- ily of Owen Sound visited at Mr Luther Duckett's last week. We are sorry to report that Mr. W. H. Patterson is ill with pneumonia at time O'i writing was slightly im- proved. His daughters, Mrs. Foste: and Miss Wilda Patterson of Mark- dale spent the week end with him. Mr. Robt. Rutledge and family ot Holland Centre spent first of week with his mother here. Mrs. Guest and son, Frank, Miss Dewer, Mrs. Etharington and two daughters of Toronto, Mr. Alex Stewart of Owen Sound were visitors the past week with Mr. and Mrs Archi' 1 Si^clniv. Mrs. Murdock of Caledon is visit- ing with her sisters, Mrs. John and Mrs. Alex. McFadden. Mrs. Wilson McMullen is confined to her bed this week with an attack of asthma. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLauchlan anc* Mrs. McLaughlan's mother of Toron- to spent a few days of the past week with the former's father, Mr. D. D McLauchlan and left Friday for Bar- rie. Miss R'H Marshall, nurso-in-train- ing at the General & Marine Hospi- tal, Owen Sound visited at her home here on Saturday. Mrs. Anna McMilla.-i went to Owen Sound the past week and was operated on in the General and Marine hospita 1 Dn Saturday for a tumor. Her many friends will be pleasrj to icarn she is making splendid progress. Johr McMillan spent the week end in Ower Sound owing to his mother's illness. Miss Ajrnes .wcphail, M. P., accom- panied by her mother spent, f'rst of week with her sister at Shrigley. Miss M. Cook and Mj-s. A. McMillan motcred to Glenelg the first of tht wcok. Miss Lottie Whittaker spent tht week end at her home in Toronto. Owing to Rev. Scott being at Con- ference in Toronto 'for the week end. the service was opened by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Murray read the Scripture lesson and led in prayer. During the taking of the offering Miss Maud Hemphill favored i''e congregation with a solo, "Let the lower lights IK burning." Then Mrs. Scott intro- duced the sneaker. Miss Florence Fee s. returned missionary from China .vho took for her text, "I will lift my eyes onto the Hills from whence Com- eth my help. My help cometh from the Lord, and gave a most instruc- tive address on her work on the for aign field, which was thoroughly en ioyed by the congregation. Mist Fee's mother was a niece of the late Mr. Henry Stone. Mr. Jack Gibson of Owen Sonn. 1 is a visitor at his home here. Mr. Percy Hemphill of Mt. Forest was a week end visitor at his honu here. A shower was given on Monday evt for Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell, wht have taken un residence in Mrs. Ped- lar's house on Stone's Line. Musk and dancing were enjoyed for a few hours. Mr. W. J. MacAteer and Miss Jessi< Gaitskell of Toronto spent a couple of days with Mrs. Mary Kennedy last week. NOTICE . . An all-day bee will be held at Salem church to clean up the cemetery on Thursday, June 23. Any person do- ing work before that day will kindly remove dead grass and rubbish left by them. Fred Pedlar, Eugenia. StMary's Anglican Church MAXWELL Rector, Rev. Maurice F. Oldham. SUNDAY, JUNE 19th, 1932 10.00 a.m. Sunday School for al! children. 11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer Servict and Sermon; Preacher, The Rector. Annual garden party and suppei at Orange Hall and grounds on Thurs- day, June 16th. "My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart and my portion for ever." Psalm 73:26. Their Excellencies, Lord and Lady Bessborough, visited the flower con- servatories of the Dale Estate at Brampton recently. Roger Reynolds won a contest in New York for having the most freckl- es on his face. We take it that scien- tists would call them sun spots. BATES BURIAL CO'Y. i DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE AT MODERATE COST NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE USE OF OUR FUNERAL CHAPEL 122-124 AVENUE RD. TORONTO J. W. BATES PHONE: Night or Day KL 4344 Formerly of Flesherton R. 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