Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 10, 1924, p. 1

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iv- jfrtt flfew fiftieth vcnr no 2 ihuhsday morning july 10 1024 acton ontario canada thursday morning july 10 1024 single copies five cents tijfe methodist church acton rcv jobephu3 gulp pastor paroonsoe willow at 10 00 a m sunday hch ol session 11 00 it ni tin mltilnt r huhjec unconsunuq m irlttttil uotillm 7 00 m horvl wllhlruwii and congregation will j in in tlio com munlty srvlc in 1 urk everybody wlilcomh presbyterian v knox church acton minister rev a jz stowsrt m a xfmnse willow street 10 00 u m dlblo class study in mailing chunter xiv 10 00 a m sunday school 11 00 a m tlio minister huhjoot sources of strength i 7 00 i in weather permitting n community servian in 1 rk othor wlu community hckcico in tho proa bytnxjjin church bt leaving address with the sher will bo callnd upon by tho tor all ark cordiallt rnvtthd yi v j js special notices found on lake avnnuo u small mm of money owner may have aurao by applying at frefc press office eleven apply u for sale re of hay oc nd crop 3f bcll box 334 afton for sale one 12 gauge phot run single bar rel boys 20 inch frame jul cycle in al shape no 17 beahdmore crksent for sale nw brick house eight room nil mo conveniences for particular apply to 4 stephen cordiner mill street acton rooms wanted one or two room wanted with tight housekeeping privileges furnish d tor widow with thro children apply to box u free press off1cf mi08inq will thn party who removed the lounce bentley tennis racquet frqin the athtetlc clubhouse kindly leave nuns at free press offjce i i i for 8ale frost a wood binder in rood run ning order also maasey harris mow er used two yearn d h youno main street north now youll want to come to guelph if you are amonir ohc thrifty home folks counting every home txpcndlluro with the utrnoat carefulness aiul nd new wallpaper ol july eleventh brings an immense clear a way among the season s most populnr cllmjj and now diminishing wallpaper patterns splendidly e r se practising the strictest home economy ns lor instance wallpapers at just 10c single roll neat stripe dcstjmis in this group for bedrooms kitchens diningrooms and halls ah in 22- inch widths a whole room of wallpaper will mcnn a very small outlay at this very httlo price figure of 10c single roll little price figur regular up to 20c for 12c neat and good looking patterns in this second jroup suitable for any room in the home- snmfl in the popular stripo effects others in the much liked plain fabric and allover designs quite a saving for a room or two when you can buy papers that are regularly up to 20c for just 12c single roll regular up to 30c for 18c an interesting selection for bedrooms pretty soft colorings in allover floral and neat stripe designs evenif you have to iay away your choices for your own spare time in the fall there s a worth while saving in plan ning bedroom papering at 18c single roll instead of re gular prices up to 30c regular up to 50c for 29c beautiful tapestry patterns in tins fourth group bright colorings to lighten dark rooms soft subdued tones that will blend well with other decorations your paperhanger wilf probabaly havo time to put it on right away and you will be glad of the saving values- up to 50c single roll for just 29c regular up to 160 for 75c big reductions in a clear ance of rembants of high class imported papers three to ten rolls in each remnant lot if you have a den liv ing room or small hall thats getting shabby you will probably find something very beautiful in this clearance regular up to 1 60 for 75c single roll the midsummer promotion results at public sekool a list of those students who will graduate to higher classes when school re sumes in september some promotions on terms work the rollowlnt- is the list of the mid summer promotions in the acton publla schools promoted from junior iv to senior iv eva wheeler aordoh smithy doro thy campbell nellie barber marjorle mann mabol huard velms jklurray i dorothy macpherson muriel mocotnb promoted from senior iii to junior iv promoted on terms work meryl or in dell haxal coxe phyllis howard passed george cook mildred hol- linger doris haddock katfaleeo kelly phyllis tyler haael smith babel lants ivy holmes annie smith violot currle arthur lawion doro thy smethurst margaret prion jean smith reltn mcnabb gladys llnhsra nose watqrhouso margaret mcdon- news of local import actons rate will be 44 mills dane in town hall n july 12 the- baseball club have completed arrangement for a dance to be hold in the town hall here on tho ovenlng of july 12 dancing will commence at 110 and continue until ims first class musla has been secured for the occasion anton horses at erin in the report of the dominion day sports at stanley park krln horse racing even tb showed three anton horses as taking part in the various races in olasa b d h llnd aaya mickey todd won second place in ci c lett of acton won nrst place with betty k and ilsnryval- lace s horse oanot came foorjb in this same class ild on trial jessie atkinson jessie mann lillian byrne jack symonj bob moarthur to farms for sale 4ttvmrm in the counties of halton aa6v walllnstan varylna from 40 to im mera xat vm sand yon our list a nnmbar of nomas and business p in aotan for aale fflr ajid ufa insormnee monar to j a smith real batata ant tag days the lady true blues wl hold their annual tug dsya july 11th and 12th help the kiddies 50c per hour for jamifed number of mjm while learnlna to operate and repair auto and tractors battery work oxyasetylene weldlnr tire vul eanutina tajl and truck drlvlnir special terms now on if you want bis pay and a successful future apply at once to hemphills employment service 1s klnr st w toroqto ont r high school students entrance students there la no more thorouajh and oottiplsto foundation for you than a proper lluslnaas colloae trklnlnjr it also prepares you tov life work in positions of responsibil ity with good remuneration i sammer session jnjy 2 august 29 guelph buslnesfl college oummer herald btdo oustph ont 8peclal rates a u bouck prlnepal and proprietor wonderland friday july 11 dream street- a i w orimth uroductlnu comedy cr kli m coitlna oer lies 0t lldr imlkr why olooe trotleri trot 8aturoay july 12 the aunilghlex starrinc vvtlllum jarnutn cq u n imifhly re eommnniled svltli al st john jrojtnew 15luiutliinn 11 tollem of the l lu uor tuesday july 16 mighty like a roe a first national picture chapter s ic the way of 4 man ty kaiorvi n hoiibm com- i edy creation your next oominq governora lady a l gbetioby son d e macdonald bros ltd pits leading and largffit store weekehd specials mabshmallows marshmallows plain and toasted regularly x tb weekend special 32c lb assorted chocolates i am sure if you have tried our assorted chocolates you will like to give them another trial they have lovely cream caramel and nougat centres regularly 40c and 50c tt weekend special 32c tb chocolate supreme havo you tried a chocolate tho best drink on the market also the largest kt h wiles promoted from junior senior iii promoted on term a work mar- jorlft oovtfflh allan marshall tommy gibbons pass doris macdonald kathleen moloul laabel smith nellie bye helen qstrander bert gibbons abble price lillian perry arthur gamble melvln locker melvln lambert veral maaales clarice morton vred waterj house henry ciippa gordon cooper parney ilyrne marjory hall newton hurst donald mann lucy ooldbam john mellon clifford precious b1i1u waterhouae laura mcmuuen lol mncmullen on trial bert smetbtprat jay elliott james maascy promoted from senior ii to junior hi promoted on term s work isabel bruce lorn mccomb passed katharine stewart charles bonnes mary gibbons velma blah- edith mills glen ryder gordon car rie nora waterhouae prank winter lola atklnaon john barber kathueo mccolbb wltla laaby mario boluvmn adabel brown thora cook cora white thos qibbons oordon bansen clara bauer irtfne crosa jlzamle huard robert hall herbert taylor laura hall gordon held blule wil liams john kerr clarence anderson stuart lenta howard swltaer joe wood phyllis laaby teretoe oshea on trial nell patrick promoted from junior ii to senior it eather taylor catharine mackls teddy elliott lloyd kenyon gordon lambert audrey mccomb colin mo nabb bcssje rawllnats tommy nleol afarluir knox church the ouarterly communion service wae held in knox church on sunday mornlna with three hundred and forty four commmilcant partlclpat ina eleven new communicants weri irecelved into church membership rev mr stewart of rockwood evo thn address at the preparatory service n friday evenlna- hslten oranoemen to celebrat here- on saturday of next week tho halton ormnsetncn will celebrato in i acton alonr with a number of adja i cent vial una lodaea the oakvllle and bronte onmcmrn will ro by special train which leaves oakvllle at 0 is railway time this train will pick uo lodcce st burlloaton milton and georgetown it returns in the even ina it i twenty years ntnee ac ton had a celebration oakvllle 8ur zultobm of earth fell into the excavation jt w nlcou up the snow which bad loda l maaaey mart ru mellon amelia evans wlltiam near florence cross thomas ejilott jtecommended kathleen cook isabel swltser bllly jonse- promoted from senior i to junior it joe mcoann marauarlta rosaeu doris holloway enid mogiu wllma watson george tyler earl coles bui burock oordop cook georx moloaal georre hqjmea gordon titus w1u1 hodclns charles waterhouae medana prejlone ella woods jaek mc- mullen jik waterhouae vivian mcmnllen lmaude wlula maude on trial may chuiholin claire garden john glbbens harold mooney promoted from junior i to senior i harvey haasard teddy hansen both harrison isabel bruoe vera rawlins pbynutmackle edna stnck- ey bobby marshall ella marshall robert kecr promoted from primer to pirst class grace lants harry burak harvey hodsjns james oshea victor white note students maklaa- 76 on the iota and 40 on each anbjeot durlnjt the term are promoted onthe terms work those marked with an are i romoted on terms work on accounti of sickness ceunty assessment increased at a meetlna of the county council held at milton on friday last the as sessment for the county waa equalised and the rate a truck for the year every municipality throushout the county waa increased three per cent more than last year the estimated expenditure for the year are 168- ml on thla the rata was struck at 73 for the county and an additional one for ecod roads making a total rate of u mill ufo and u f w o pie nlo saturday waa the day chosen for the local ufo and u f w o plonlo and abodt lxty people motor ed to pusunch lake leavlnjr town at twelve o clock races dancing- base ball and boating were the chlof amusement of the afternoon and a vary enjoyable time waa spent a bounteous lunch was served in the evening when everyone did full jus tie to the good things the party returned to town about eight o clock quarterly communion sarvioea at drayton prisoner escapes on tuesday afternoon high county constable george green of drayton arrested an indian who gave the name i or l fisher in that village on a charge of vagrancy on searching the man the constable discovered a loaded revolver in bis pocket the polio- 1 man promptly locked the man up and advised crown attorney kearns of the trcupistanoaa l u t a for this year uyiaw setting forth jtiia rale will probably be passed st next regular session of council ebtimatesprepared monday evening the tax rate for the year 1834 will remain the same this year u last in acton this was anally sottled at a special mooting of tho council held on monday evening a careful estimate of iht proposed necessary expenditures ojiii the amounts already expanded made th levying of this same rate necessary in the estimates the following items of interest appear fl 700 has been allowed for expenditure on streets and walks 333 8s has already been ex pended in thjx department this year 111 864 09 is tho estimated total ex nendltures on the schools for the year and is mills are required to raise this amount waterworks debentures re quire uliko ovor 5 000 of which was carried over from last year tboj cemetery has had expended upon it 1134 05 and 25 mora has been allowed 1125 has been allowed for expenditure on the park this year the tax rate in mode up as follows schools 15 mills waterworks daben turns and sinking fund s mills gen oral debentures and sinking fund 4 i mill coujrty rata 5 a mills street lighting s6 mill salaries and allow ances 7 8 mlll free library 0 mills other expenditures 2 7 mills total 44 mills social and personal j the orange celebration here on saturday 4 mrs jumin mnduugall is visiting with allow friends mr a eve of toronto was home ovnr tho woek enil mr amos muwon mpmit a day or so this week in alton mlas stella j mclum hulldaylng with friends in hanila mlas doris mcdonald is hulldaylng with friends jn indon miss mary drown of chicago visiting acton relatives mr georgo jlgblna of i rcton was home oar the tf k and jc miss lottla lutj of toraptoyalsltod actotr tr i ojida lost wwk ff mr lloyd kcinoy of toronto was homo over the wenk end f toronto was end ifllph new minister st methodist church rsv j culp formerly rfftara preach ed first sermons on sunday on friday evening rev and mrs josephua culp the new minister who has been appointed to tho methodist church here arrived in town and on sunday mr coin conducted hi first services in the new pastorate or friday evening several member of the ladles aid society gathered at thu parsonage and had tea when mr and mrs culp arrived in the morning rev mr culp preached a very impressive l sermon taking for his text qal 8 14 but cod forbid that i should glory save in the cross of our lord jesus christ by whom the world is cruel lied unto mt and i unto the world and in thn evening the pastor based hla theme for an ejtceuent discourse on mark 14 ik at and 29 good congrega- la attended both services n the morning at the sunday school mr culp was given a welcome by the scholars and gave them a brluf talk rev and mrs culp are now getting comfortably settled in thetr new home at the parsonage on willow street they will be welcomed and made to fool at home by the congregation and the people of acton generally w will say you money 1 you will let us white footwear sale for men women and chuidren w riavn i lne nloi nll lu ill tuivnj hhim all uu at limuni w kti und hucl bom cwivu covorud with aluminum ll uuuniclit liol all wlilte u whlu with lilurk trimming- in womn all whll i l oillaran worn kll ul j22 all ul i j 17 chill all al v j 1125 wiiii iioic 1j0 i moll unit kll hhua in imlllt calf uu atiml it t 92b9 to a4j6 ml eoy j nfnl 8h jit vrr lovml prlo conldhnfl thr quality tenni8 bhoesjk uittlb bbtter and chbapcr at oua pricet harry harrison the shoe mao n lines et travalllno py uli cases e u isaioweeswwwiswsws the autograph quilt made by tho true blue lodge of acton now in johnstone co s window will be sold by public auction in tbe park july 12 at 1 10 a dock two ladies ball gumes i n the park an saturday toronto ladles tesm defestsd aetata aids toronto was ladles day at the park the toronto ladlea team played a softball game with bio acton ladlea team at three o clock the toronto teart were winner at the dundaa tournament last year and are a real nappy organisation ao one time it looked as if acton might tie white washed but altar the first two innings uls local girls nettled down and the scoring was not so heavy the final score was 11 4 in f of toronto although the score was rather one sided it was no indication of tho ouvas of ball played us both team played well and the iiimi had many thrilling moments after the game a plo nlo lunch was served the visitors and they ware driven about town in motor care they returned to toronto on the evening radial the hewetson boys ball team hgolti met defeat on saturday when thsy pfayed terra cotta with a close score of 74 mweeney started on the mounyav for hewetson nine but re tired- at the end of the third on m- oount of u sore arm maaalsa took up tho twirling and until the 7th in nings and except forwlldneaa pitch a good gams masters finished strong and had the visitors eating out of his hand i tepburo for terra cqfta pitched n good game this is the same pitcher that held iho acton seniors u tnrea run about a month ago the umpire did not impress the fans very favor ably acton will journey to terra cotu on july 19 the brampton hswstaon olrla taaiu nnd the aoton olrls taaro also had a gams of softball 4n the park on bat- utkdny aftsrqoon the same was a in favor of brampton brampton jluwatson s is aoton heweisona tfae high county constable returned to tbe lockup to look the indian over and was greatly dlacomtltted to find that bis erstwhile prisoner had de camped guelph mercury snowballing enjuly 4 on saturday the youth of camp- bellvllle engaged in the unseasonable pastime of anowbaulnsj on the streets of tbe vulaare last winter while workmen wore engaged in getting out gravel in a deep pit near robinsons lima kilns the waits saved in and ad there and which waa aeveral feet deep teamsters at work cleaning out tbe pit came across tbe snow and had to cart away aeveral loads of it before tbey could get at tffao aravel under neath it was teamed to the village where it waa dumped i i the band coneert last sunday tbe band concert given by aoton clumna sand la the park last sunday afternoon waa fairly well attended by the citlsena the band under band master mason gave a vary una pro gramme of aacred numbers tbe play tag of the old familiar hymns seemed to please the audience tho grand stand and the park proved very ault able for thla conoert but had sun been ablnlnlr both bandsmen and audience would havo axperlonoed rnthar a warm time the entire programme was very suitable for a sunday con cert and tbe efforts of the band to provide a good musical entartaiiunen ware appreciated bymho cltlaens gen orally pretty wadding in winnipeg of former aoton boy the wedding took place on tuosda juno at 3 4ft p m in st mat thaws church winnipeg of blanche edith wiggins to uvedartck beatty graham formerly of acton archdea oon hcbtbern officiated the bride who was given in marriage by her brothsr mr francis s wiggins wore a gown of sand canton crepe with girdle of contrasting shades and hat to match and carried a ahower bouquet e4 rosea and lily of the valley miss mary robertson was bridesmaid anj wore a drees of grey and powder blue georgette and powder blue anl carried a bouquet of roses mr allan macnamara was groomamsn during the signing of the register miss kath leen dally aang until the wed ding march was played by mr w a mclcean the grooms mother wore a gown ef block satin with laoo and wore a corsage of roees mr and mrs gratia left immediately after the ceremony for a short trip south a largs lumber out messrs nicholson and ghent bros of burlington who purchased from mr jamea hussel do acres of hard maple bush lot 1 concession 5 in ibin have odt th timber and sawed it into lumber in very quick time on november si last the fbst tree was failed and cut una was oompleteir on maroh ii lts4 mrtjrchtentilf of boston who obtained th contract for sawing the timber started sawing about april is with a gang of ik man ha 1 this woek finishing the sawing upward of 900000 est of hard maple lumber and about 3 ooq ties have boon gawad tho lumber la of excellent quality and it is understood that nicholson aafl about bros acton aberfoyle wrtjpatsnen ofbouon tt brampton burlington caledon cooksvllle durham brill fergus freoltoii wntlij 1 ooorgiowi whll there are many far 11 umber lots scattered throughout th oldtr pari of ontario ther are very few which oontatn ao many larg trees of high sawlost quality aa was to be found in t bash th farm n which the salt is located ta now oo ouplad by atr wra roster jury returns an open verdict ef unknown child the adjourned inquest on the body of the unknown babe found under the culvert near acton waa held thursday evening crown attorney dick appeared for tho prosecution no nfw avmsnrg wi r t th jury after deliberation on the case the jury brought in an open verdict stat ina that they were unable to and the persons responsible for the placing the body in the culvert and they also found that th child did not die from a natural cause the finding closes the case that baa baffled the authorities who have had charge for the present apparently no clue was left that would give the slightest inkling as to who might be responsible for such a murderous deed nftfleaffaweya ibwnshirj council list of accounts passed at th meet- v ing last thursday at the session of nassngsweys council last thursday july 3 tho fol lowing aocounta wore ordred to be paid wm moore shovelling snow 16 00 robu inglls shovelling snow- 14 75 alex mitchell underbrushlng 13 oo marshall postage and ex press 9 60 jamas stokes repairs to road actom fattkpnbs printing jd bobertsoiitnro pairs to road muiaaii pull 6u- udverthtlng bridge 1 john inglls oulyirt and gruy etlliiff jlobt inglls gnuunu wm wallace spreading stone chester service grading hawyor mosaey rupulr ic menales wire frank may repairs to road w luacklock moving and re pairing crusher black lock crushing stouo w a ryder gravel u wm ifoward crushing stone e hlnchltffe on bridge on- tract oo oo wm howard grading 22 76 to secure govsrnment grant a by law was passed abolishing statute labor council adjourned to meet on august 4 at 10 o clock john marshall clerk a so 7 00 21 t s7 00 at 10 li 0 13 13 5 5 1 5 12 50 if 00 10 80 19 48 0 00 335 7i ebardn party the women a institute garden party will hold on tuesday august 13 bob wilson a co will provide the programme kail fair dates list t1 tho in which acton people n will b interested following a list uf 1 ull kulr datam issued by thu agricultural socio ties um n oh uf thu ontario department uf agrlaulturu in which the pooplo of uils vicinity will tm uitelostud london milton oakvllle orangev he i rockwood trfols villa toronto weston k op lumber 1334 october 3 ft opt em bar 13 23 september ib 30 september it 30 september 3436 september 10 jl september 30 october 1 october v 10 september 35 3 october 3 ul temper 1u30 o0tbr j 4 september j3 septamber 20 37 september 13 is september 10 17 hoi lumber 30 octobfr 1 r october u august it heptember m october 34 dr nnd mrs w ii lowry em in town last week mr j leper williams of trenton is holidaying at his home here mrs annie h bomervllle left on monday for tho pacific coast mr jack kennedy of detroit visited a few days at his home here mr j a mcolli of ottawa visited with acton friend last weak mr c m mclntym detroit visited over thn holiday with friends hare miss k e- knupp of gait vlsltod friends in town over the week end mrs akco mcpherson visited tor onto friends a few days last week mrs park of sod forth is visiting her sister mrs a mctavtsh this week miss eleanor mason of kitchener visited acton friends over tho weak- miss mary mophnrson of cblling- wood is homo for a few weeks hotl day- mr tcarl cooper of ouelph is spend ing his vacation at the parental homo here m mr emeit a wordor guelph visited friends li week miss annlo martin li summer school sessions bridge mlas pearl wallace is spending a two weeks vacation with oshawa friends mrs t j moore of guelph spent the week at the home of mr j r kennedy miss surah mcdougall spent sunday at the home of mr lachlan currlj osprlngr and mra reginald quo ton of toronto were in town a day or sol last week miss florence holmes left last weok on a two weeks fnotor trip to the bast states mis d a race howard is spend tiff a two months vacauon at silver is land muskoka mr and mrs pavld williamson spent several days last week wltfl toronto frlrnds mrs john matheson of toronto visited her hint or mrs n f moore during the week mrs leslie atkins and alex of geo reel own spent tuesday with miss a corrlglll miss cirule sunley of ouelph spent town last attending tt brace big parade with itandh and games of baseball and fnotbaji in the park planned by local committee speeches in the park in the afternoon tho local commit t no uf tlm orungo order la planning tliut next saturday a twelfth of july colouration uhull bo a bumper onn in point of attendance and general interest wort iihh boon re celvnd from u numbtr tt lodges and it la expected thai over f irty lodges will participate in thu ri monntratloit here and numberx f the lodges uro bringing bruas bandtt utnl flt and drum bands excellent accommo lutlon la bt ing provided for tlm visiting orunemon and their friends in addition to tho local hotel nnd restaurant accommo dation tho anglican presliytarluu and methodist churahos ura muklng i r rangements to mil ply m il to thu throng that will no doubt partlt pulo in the demonetrutii n tho progtumrao in the 1 urk is an elaborate one at 30 m iulermo and actan ludlea hoftboll teams will play at 3 30 milton and campbell vllle of the halton county baseball leaguo will play a gamo and at four o clock oakvllla and acton 1 alrbnnka league teams will i lay u game of football tho prpgrnmra in thu park vlll also include spoochas by rev i m moyer o c dr anderson m p capt thompson m p p geo hlllmer m p 1 itev h o l sough rov w h hpwurd dr anderson m p will bo the chairman the grand puradv of all the lodges and bands la scheduled o rnko pluce at 130 p m it will form up in the public school grounds off muln stroot tho following will be the routo token by the procession trommuin stroot to bower avenue along bower avenue to guelph street from guelph to mill street alone mill to main street froms main to church street and along church street to guelph street to queen street and over tho cnr tracks to wellington street and hen along wellington street to mill tjirect and thence to tho park the local committee is arranging for decorations on mill street and at the park entrance citizens and merchants along the route of tho parade and all over town are asked to co operate by decorating their residences and giving acton it s most attractive appearance for the vlsitbr bring out your wel come banners flags etc nnd help make acton a real beauty swtipr saturday i a few days last week with her sister mrs dr nelson mr c is mckoe of benultn alia visited over thn whk end at th homo of mi n f moor miss mamls aikens f toronto soent the wee a th l mr george soper br mrs gray and miss lauretta m gray spent a couple of days last woek with toronto friend mr and mr mao smith of toronto spent a day or o in town at the home or mrs j mcdougau 1 messrs allan and cameron lolsh man or detroit spent several days in aoton during the week mrs mauds mcbaln and mm brown left on monday to spend a couple of weeks at rata muskoka mr and mrs chas s gamble buffalo visited over the american holiday with rriends here mr and mrs r b storey and family of toronto or spending a week with aoton and llmehous mends mr and mrs campbell clark of chats worth vlsltod at- tbe home of mr w j gould over sunday the offering this year will bo in old of th armenian boys homo at georgetown and the boys from the home will be present at tbe service and give several choruses in armenian and bngllah printed progronunes with the hymna jn will bo supplied at the service if the weather is fuvorablo tb event is planned to take pluce in tho park hut li the case of unfavorable woather will be held in knox church v t i the singing will be lod by abtot band under bandmaster muwut loft on monday to spend wwk or so with buffalo friends uttle 4 holen doughty of uuelph la spending a week oryso willi her iunt mm 4dr e j nelson mr and mrs w h noble of tor i to ud mr and mrs kennedy of i winnipeg visited acton relatives mlas llxxln kennedy of hamilton was u guest oyer the woek end at the home uf mr jcd allan first hn mr and mr w h ourney mar jorlu an 1 wallace of wlngham xpent couple of days in towa this week mr mid mrs nell a mceaeham uf preston aru spending a few holidays at the home of mr william muitln master joe kelly is visiting u thq home uf his ootisla mrs george kleopher brestau for th holiday j miss claru ffibbag of toronto sited at the home of mr- john ken ney and other friends over the week md miss c campbell chelsea london england arrived an saturday on u prolonged visit to her nice mrs ge lahta mr and mrs al t mann were in luchmonil hill on friday visiting with and mrs john a moffat an i family air and mrs fred smyth an 1 llulph of toronto motored up an 1 iponr- u day lost week with friend i town mr and mrs t lv lyle of brunt ford visited over the weekend ut thu home of their son mr k lyla kuix avonuu mrs hon ina ll f johnstons mios d rls and holen and master bjlly f lomlot ur holidaying- wltht anion lutlvvm mr kiel w jlgglns leaves fi iduy to sal fi i london isngland whero he will spend u uoupl of months with his mother mrs e j lisssurd and musters llarvoy and martin have iteenl ml i tig u few holidays with rrltiiu in moim mhls mrs john lan nd mr i wllltnm and mas uuth lnnoof urarrwxtt stent hunday with mr util m n f moure amn liydei and norman of toi i o and mr and mrs arthur dryditn ofhini mich were vtsuor at thu hime or mr it s holma last wculc mr unit mrs joseph b cqleman und mimh olg i of indiana harbour in din mi uro visiting imr coiema nmlliir mrs wm ajuurson peut sliutt annual community service to b ts1d in the psrk here next jsunday evening at seven oclock standard time tho annual community service is again planned for this year the clergy of acton have joined hands and are endeavoring to mnke this years lervicoas memorable as tho one bold last year the following will bo tho order of service doxology lord prayor in unison words of welcome ilov h o 1 baugb m a pging o nod ftiir hp 8 scripture lesson rev mr howard singing by boys in armenian prayer rev a c stewartm a singing by boys in english address rev j gulp i hymn all hall tho power address rev a j vlnnlng d d singing by the boys offering selection by band hymn onward christian soldiers benexhction m mason and u joint choir from tho various churches at thn conclusion of th service a ton citlsena bund will give i saored concert in tho iurk all services in the anglican iluptlst muthodlst and iresbyterun churches huvn beoit withdrawn for th evening the service will bo bold at von nlock stun i nl tlnm und everyone la luvjtihl to lie ml mr and mrs john mynn mur flor- ice und mr edward i lynn of buffalo y motoritd ovttr mil nimiit u few duyv at the homo of mr jl m 1 lynn cond lino irs w u hum ltamahuw who has been visiting tho punt fow wseka with hce daughter mrs it jtrtiitntun left this week for detr it whutw she will visit friends mr and mr v vanet rman and uilldren guelph und mr and mrs john lants clurenoo un 1 catherine wesf toronto spent tin wuk end at r q if latuti dr and mrs prunk it wman miss iinwult und mr albert uf detroit and mr lloyd hamlin of toronto were wauk end vultnrs wuh mr and mrs it l johnston mrs john thomas who bus boon hpunilliig six month with her daugh ter mrs fiul thuiutin ut- littleton v ii returned homo laat weak mrs thurston utoompunlu 1 her mr and mrs v it go hrundow of hamilton und mr upd airs c l mclean of 1 er vlsltvd uvor thu woek and ut tho u mo of mrs ii c macdonald cherry hurst farm miss isubel hlurt of tars spent a few days n town this week miss utart huu raalgnv 1 from thu tlun of avion outuiuutlun hchool und has been upiolnttxl lrlnilpal of thu tar a school mr and mrs a g clarrldgo of aoton umtouido tho vngugoiiu ut of their uldout duughtui myittu to nobart a storey of 1 uronto son if uulit htorey uf acton thu mar rlugu to tuko place surly in july mihk veru johnson furmurlv il pupil of aoton high school now of wlndsoi was the winner of n stilug if 1 rouch tail bimids given on it trdur mer hunts citnimunlty day fur balng the youngnst gruduato fi m 4th form hwv un mrs j culi aoton an noun the engugumunt of their only ituughtor oruco ltricl tu mi itus oil mill only sou or tm 1 u mr huh 111 mrs alma mlllx f llefkoley cuufornlu thn marrlug to tuko place bi liaikuley thb first week in augusl m iy n sesaehlniia

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