Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 14, 1926, p. 2

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till ul tkummn h kit a i ii j il hill iflafl w h willson ttudsrtkr nd jllootkmd embalmer mla at qf automobile or horaedrawnllearaa phono night o day morm annual dinner of thcflahon rifles hrsl aui muerli sixty years i cran ssceess chapter picnic ai ealtyame bay sjetl at mm springs park on wjhlbeailijy jul ti main chapttr am guttlpii coupler kojul artli musontt held u joint ii mc ut ulue spring park tor tin im mln rn of the two ctiupu ra mid their fanii lies tht 1 iy wiut nil that lo 1 he uvsirtx ii i id li six huudtttl who jl tended eujuved theinselven to the utmmt i if urtum soft drinks nnd utiuij nere supplied in ubuiidu and when the fiumu bos found thut thorf nas no charge for anj of thewt things thtj raided the booths and tried to make short work of the supplies however the compai wen si oal 1 boy themselves at time and were able to estimate ibe capacitj of the small boy a stomnch inert was lots of everything the athletic program startetl ut three o clock with races for the small boys and girls then races for the old er ones and finally races for the men and women interspersed through ihi program were novelty races as wheelbarrow cigarette egg and spoon and sewing the- button- races iqorgetown was well represented in ever race aud it most be ton fussed ramed off most of the prizes all of the prizes were worth running for and were donated bj the individual companions of hal ton nnd guelph chapters after the races came supper the small boy was in his glory re could have all the cafce he wanted and wanted an awful lot his one re gret was that he oonld not hold that he did want chocolate was a particular favorite with the small hoy what he cooldn t eat he could smear jver his face to tfp licked off at his leisure it seemed like christmas for the women folk also kor once they sat down to a supper prepared by their husbands and when they were through they calmly walked away leaving john to wash the dishes oh what a day it was now time for the soft teams to show what the could da georgetown girls team wallopped guelph all over the lot oar girls were there with everything it takes to win a pall gome it was easj in the men n game though guelph put it all over georgetown the reason for that was laok of practice on the part of the georgetown team our men as individuals are all stars but have not played together since the georgetown league was going three j ears ago next year it will be a different story to tell i have used up all the space al loted to me so i will close by saj mg that our pn nir was a roaring suc cess and that chapter men certainly know how to hare a good tune 1 orange terra coda mrs john sanderson is seriously ill with npeumonia her many friends wish her a speedy recover mr blyth of glenwilhams accu pied the pulpit in the united church here on sunday last and delivered an eloquent sermon there w large attendance the sunday school of the united church has been reorganued with an efficient staff of teachers and officers and expect a large turnout every sunday morning at 11 a m the recital given by the pupils of mrs stringer of toronto in the urn ed church on saturday evening was largely attended and the splendid program rendered was much enjoyed and appreciated haying is in fall swing in this section and is a tamper crops miss blythe of glenwilliams spent a few days with mr and mrs john last week mr john sanderson had the misfortune todislocate his should er a number from here attended the orange celebration at orangeville on monday and report a splendid day mr j l cnun who underwent at tlperation last week is rapidly unprov ing glenwilliams miss douglas and miss sc river spent a week at the home of mr and mrsi w mnlhn mr james hepburn of toronto pent the week end with his parents here mr and mrs j a wbitham and daughters of burlington spent sun la with fneiids mr and mrs sutton mr and mrs clifford mullin spent sunday with mr and mrs w mullin mrs stephen maaales of chaplin steak lsvisitingherststermrs harrj smiths mimes mrleod uf toronto are spending their holidays at the home of mr and mrs h preston mr w forgraen of detroit spent the week end with his parent mr and mrs jos allen and daughter eleanor of rochester spent the week end with relatives the people of the gen were well pleased with l0 u f fe and lrum band going to milton and bringing back the pnte great praise must be given to our bandmaster mr i- march ment and the boys the united church glenwilhams will bold a garden party on july 23rd particulars next week a meeting of the conservatives of ward 6 esquening will be held in the town hall glenwilitams on moo day july9that8pm for the pur pose of selecting delegates to attend domination at milton on july 23rd a u it fortv officers of lh 11 iltim kill and tht ir kestx gathered at ciiar rest ui tueud n tvinmtf it being the mjlsk uf the lirst m nual dinner of tlm nfllorra to t hi id mitj jtnra about 8 ho the iiftlwrs and tht guests pat down u u humptuous r prepared by mm milli r and when all had done just ice to the g mmi things set befon thorn major hrot k chishouil oroakville greulgrundst u t tu founder of tin regiment in noun od the following toast lint the king proposed b the iresi et ruspondod to bj singing the national anthem the canadian militia and staff proposed by lr h k aiiilirqon m p responded to hv col hiwnt and ltcol conovpr the fallen broposed bv major laner the 26th infuptn llngiuu pro posed by i l col happell rexpondhl b col cooper the halton rifles proposed li major pan ton 41 ay or dale mid i leul dunbar responded to b col brown major pexllej and dipt al bertaon the chairman then jailed upon the boys of the old brigade v includeas4jajor grant major pan ton and captain albertaon who marks were of special interest us the pertained to the days when tin regi ment was organized 60 years ago other guests who gave addresses were col james ballantine col chappel major smith dr ander son mayor dale col cooper nnd lt col con over pipe major dan bar of hamilton kept the gathering in a merrj mood by his bag pipe selections celebration ftem at milton l t i jm cwrfehws i lol mc odwlioaw caphrepriics the celebration of the glorious twelfth in hilton on monday which 2 600 loyal orangemen repre senting 38 lodges marched in the longest parade in the history of any orange celebration in milton or hal ton county was favored with king s weather proceedings started in a procession which left victoria park at 1 30 p m nd proceeded to the fair grounds where a full athletic program was earned out as usual there was no hvk of bands promin ent being the 1 0 0 f brass hand of preston verdun oyb 340 6fe and drum band of preston guelph citi tens pipe band l0 l 13 3 1 cruelph fife and rvm band milton brass band 91st argyle highlanders band of hamilton aud stewarttown georgetown glenwilhams and acton fife and dram bands pnor to the march mayor irving of milton de livered an address of welcome to the visiting lodges after which the pro cession lined up and marched head ed by county marshal yv mrcready of milton in the procession prize lt b 13 georgetown won the best lad les marching lodge and l0 l 346 glenwilliams had the best fife and drum band in the parade halton uberalconser vaiive convention a meeting of the liberal conser vative association of halton for this selection of a candidate in the fed eral elections will- be held in the town hall milton on friday even ing july 23rd at 7 30 o clock pm a public meeting will follow at eight o clock to which everybody is invited addresses by the candi date hon dr m anion geo hill mer m p p and others m smith pceajdentrfa hutchinson secret tary norval the norval united church ga iron party held on saturday july 10th was a grand success the program provided by the duncan cowan company was much appreciated by the huge crowd nsnmliifil for the occasion cnttcs who had heard mr cowan before said he excelled himself in norval while fred alex ander who will be heard at the firenknvgardpjuxji fp george town on friday jury 16th was re peatedly encored and at the finish of tlie program played his siamese twins by special request the night was cool which caused a run on the booth containing the liot coffee and sandwiches in charge or the ladies of the chnrch the hot dogs prepared by messrs win long and n 1l brown who tendered their services free were sold out long before the program was concluded the georgetown band was out in full force under the able leadership of mr illiams and after parading the village berenaded sheriff webs ter at his home not to be out done doctor presented the leader with a bouquet of flowers enclosed in a wi dollar hill needless to say it was much appreciated by the boys who tender their services free and we all know it taxes a lot of money to buy music rev mr mckmnon al though a stranger to the most of the norval people nude an excellent chairman his witty atones were enjoyed by all and he bad a perfect ly legitimate excuse to stand close to the accompanist as the wind insisted on blowing down her music the committees in charge of the different departments are to be congratula ted for the manner in which they carried out the plans for the evening treasure island is mecca for children iltntml in thr- attopefdlslasmlaliturai treasure island the outstandini amusement feature of 1 the british empire exhibition at wembley with its bold but niceplrsteslonz john silver and captain hook and its many other famous characters from story i and peter pan wendy alice the duchess the mad hatter cinderella mother goose and robinson crusoe has proved to ba the greatest entertainment attraction at the sesqui-centenniat- international exposition at ph ladel it is a much bigger and mora wonderful treasure island than the one wnicn delighted thousands at wembley lst year it has six acres of land surrounded by a natural lijoon the entire layout of the island in philadelphia was designed and built by maxwell ayrton architect of the wembley exhibition overseas drake s ahip the golden hind noah s ark and its animals two by two and pirate and smugglers caves will be a few of the features seen but quite the most fascinating ex pert nee ol the visitor to treasure island is the trip arroea canada on he miniature canadian pacific railway 8 imperial limited train which is pulled through a replica of the canad an pad fie rockies by a small puffing engine only four feet long but strong enough to null 30 people the engine driver is j tcrrence holder the twentyone year- old son or one of england s wealthiest families who prefers this ob to an oxford career one gets on the train at the palais station quebec just below the magnificent chateau frontenac and passes through quel ec and ontario provinces and enters the prairies in less than nojtime when banff is reached the rain stops to allow passengers to see the banff springs hotel and the beautiful bow valley westward it speeds through the canadian pacific rockies some 600 feet long the tallest tower ng 74 feet high and built of fllieet iron and piaster and dashes into connsught tunnel thence on to the coast where one sees vancouver harbour the straits of georgia and picturesque victoria more than half a rn 11 ion people rode on the little canadian pacific railway at wembley lost year and among its d stinruished passengers were the king and queen and the duke and duchess of york summer millinery now is the time to purchase a summer hat at greatly reduced prices from 150 up misses glaridge french cardinals on visit to montreal pboewtsg the eadtarhrtic contreai fat clucato their eminent cerdlsak dubois of paris and cha- roat of bmums paid an oodal rant to montreal and the province of qoabse where they war highly honored photograph shows the arrival of party at bonsvsntnrs station um lawraatianal limited from left to right photograph bis orao a e dsaehajaps atnfhary bishop of montreal who was the offldal representative of las canadian clergy on board the trip air h thornton who returned from a dulaeaa trip to chicago on aama train his grace mr hrrien of namur balghim pre sident of the permsimbt commlttm pi the bucharistfe conirass his eminence cardinal dubois arch bfaihoo of psrtorhli eminence cardi nal cfaanet archbishop of ruses father lamy secretary tf cardinal charoat and fatharthardadus secretary of bishop heylen between the two cardinals is mr jh h melan son general passeniektraffle man ager of the canadian national rail ways who directed the raovemsnt of canadian pdirims to the eueharistlc congress the largest movement according to h e cardinal mua- dshna that want to chicago from say idsutea hh hwi unit q vnicf ut outside the ututeds used pvrs 1925 star sport touring chevrolet baby grand touring chevrolet 490 touring studebaker light six touring nikur mu aa v y t y n epcnim j h h tt a oujuur warh r i w i j a y j t large or i r mt ale g r mall ijcofkr ph e itf lip j n oneill son georgetown farm waited of 150 4000 if yon want xo aall jour tara aaad mm to 200 rti will 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tenders wanted tenders will be received by uw un dersigned up to jtu 21rt for acrarjiiui and pafntliur criliaff walls and all wood work and vamlahinat all desks and mli in one room in public school george town tender to include all material for foil yarticulars apply to ttr john mason caretaker or j a th0mp8omfl traa georgetown e tenders wanted tenden will be received up to noon panooage tender to include all mater ials particulars of work and key may be had from mrs a adams church net lowest or sny tender not iniiiinlji socepted ladies aid united church 2t auction sale of household furniture rbc u iders gncd lias received iaatralioas g w herrington to sell by public auction at bla residence over brolth butcher shop on wed evening july 2ht at 7 o clock the following 2 oak side boards dining room table small table 2 bed steads and springs dreawr wash stand hail rack morris chair settee royal oak coal heater oxford range 2 apple presets 3 screen doors 2 stretchers and other articles to 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