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DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS FOR SALE BY May 18, 1916 “Because” ’Cello, Violin, m: and Piano Trio 32 The Columbia Gr ” “Hearing i5 Believing. Put the Columbia Grafonola to the final test today. There 5 is a Columbia dealer near you who will 4 gladly arrange a demonstration. H. J. SNELL 793 I 2-inch wfléi‘k’f A 5756 I 2-inch $1.50 $1.50 A 1735 My Dream? “Mary” _ Barltone Solo, Louis Graveure ’Liebestraum 55 ’Cello 8010 by Pablo Casals ch Air for G String 1 '0 ’Cello Solo by Pablo Casals M 0 th e r Ma- 35{chree, (310,] \ 101111, and Piano Trio an ...... 45,, I 3.1110116 one 8010, Louis Graveure and the COLUMBIA AGENT, DURHAM Tm DURHAM CHRONICLE. Mrs. Hawkin, Sr., relict of the late Robert Hawkin, an old resident of Artemesia and a highly respected wo- man, passed away after a brief illness at her late home on the 8th Conces. sion, on Thursday, May 11th. in her Slst year. Mrs. Hawkins was a Meth- odist, and her pastor, Rev. Mr. Mad- den, ofllciated at the funeral, which took place on Saturday afternoon to Salem Cemetery, where the decoased’s husband was fourteen years ago in- terred The deceased. whose maiden name was Selina Pedlar, was born in England, and came to Canada when quite young. She was married to Mr. Hawken about sixty years ago. and since then lived almost constantly on the farm on which she died. She was a devoted wife and mother. and will be missed by her family, especially Joseph with whom she lived, and who is an invalid. She was always an en- ergetic woman. fond of her home and travelled but little, never having jour- neyed on a railway train. She how- ever had the pleasure of an auto out- ing last summer on the occasion of the visit of her nephew, Mr. J 0s. Ped- lar, who came from Nebraska in his. car. Four sons and three daughters survive her, namely: Joseph and Sam- uel on the homestead; Thomas, at. Ep- ping; W’illiam, near Eugenia; Mrs. Joseph Sherwood, Rock Mills; Mrs. Wm. Sairgeon, Collingwood, and M rs. Ephraim Doupe, near Fleshermu. Mrs. Tucker Phillips is the only surviving sister of the deceased. Among the floral offerings was a beautiful anchor from the family. There was a family reunion at the Presbyterian manse last week to meet Mrs. McVicar’s brother, Lieut. A. D. McLean, and bride, of Quebec City, who may be called soon to go overseas. The lieutenants brother, Rev. Hr. Mc- Lean, Wife and two children. of Han- ovbr, and dissister. Mrs. (Rem) Stew- art; 5nd child, of Whitechurch, were anggng those; present. 5 The annual election of officers in the Methodist Sunday School took place on Thursday evening last. as follows: Supt" Thos. Bentham: Asst, Supt. \V. H. Bunt; Soc, Harold McLean; Treas. Miss Agnes Henderson; Librarian. Miss Kate VVilcock; Organist, Miss Lillian Bunt: Assistant. Mrs. M. \Vil- son. JI.; Auditors, H. S. “flute, and H. Bum); Teachers-H. S. \Vhite, ad- ult Bible Ciass: Mrs. \Vhite, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. W. Moore, Mrs. R. Bentham, Mrs. Thurs- ton. Miss Vk’allzum, Miss Lowndes. Miss Leone Bellamy, Miss Hazel Henry, Mrs. M. Wilson, Jr. J. and \V. Boyd met with a heavy loss last week in the destruction by fire of their grain elevator at Flesher- ton Station. The origin of the fire, which broke out after 10 o’clock on Tuesday night. is a, mystery. Mr. \Vhite, the elevator man, is a careful hand, and left the building apparently safe when he quit wmk. The building contained over 20,000 bushels of grain. the loss on which. over insurance. will be at least $1500. There was only $2000 insurance on the building \Vhli'l) was valued by the fire appraiser at over $5,000. ‘ ___â€"0 ”Miss iamie‘son, nurse, returngad on Saturday from Porcupine to vxsxt; her mother. At the annual election of officers in Prince Arthux Lodge on 3911111131 eV’ en- ing last, the following were elected for the ensuing yem: \V. M.., Thos. Henry; I. P. M. John \Vright: S. “7.. Thus. Clayton; J .VV” G. A. McTavish; Chap , \V. J. Bellamy; '.f1'eas.. J. Blackburn; Sea. F. H. \V. Hickling: Tylex, W. J. \Ieads; E xamminanard VV J. Bwllth, 'l‘. A. Bl LkelV F. H W. H11L1111g. Anuitoxs. R. G. H011 111d '1‘. Clayton. The late Mr. James Knox, of Proton, who died suddenly on May 10th, was a highly respected member of Prince Arthur Lodge A.F. A.M. here. Tho funeral took place on Friday under Masonic auspices, and there was a good turnout of the members to pay their last officepf respect. Mrs. A. E. Corr, arrived here on Sat- urday from the west to visit her mo- ther, Mrs. Wm. Cameron. 8th Con., W119 is very ill.“ ‘ Rev. J. H. Harcourt, :1 Presbyterian missionary for many years in India. who is home on furlough, spoke in the Presbyterian church on Thursday eve- ning last. 1nd gave an instructive and deeply interestin" :deie 58 on the work in India. Mrs, McLean, Wife of Lieut. McLean. of Quebec City, gave a: beau- tifully rendered solo. Five more Flesherton boys have donned the Kin ’s uniformzâ€"Charlie Thistlethwaibe: ohn Sharp and Mau- rice Wright enlisting at Owen Sound, and W'ill Goldhawk and Reuben Car- go at; Toronto. The two latter were on a holiday here over the week-end. Miss Edna Stewart, visited the past; week with friends at Owen Sound. Mr. Flinnk Chm-d was tln-nwn from his wagon one day last week while at work in the field, and sustained :L bad- ly sprained wrist. Unfortunate for him in the midst of sepding. Mrs. Briggs, near the village, was thrown from a camiage last week and sustained a. painful injusy in one arm. The buggy was somewhat damaged in the upsgt. _ - , O 5 n D A S Mr. John Pedlar of the. Past back line has purchased a, new Ford car, and is making excellent progress in handling the wheel, A rEhe Hadley hotel at Ceylon had a narrow escape from fire on Thursday last When the Windstorm carried sparks through an open bedroom win- dow. from the smouldering wing of the Boyd Elevator. Smoe damage was done to the furniture in the room be- fore the fire was extinguished. _ Mothers’ Day was observed with fitting discourses in the churches on Sunday. In the Presbyterian church the programme as prepared by the W’estminster Press was carried out in full. and the servwe was impressive and specially interesting. 1" Q At the meeting of the Masonic Lodge on Friday evening last, the secretary was instructed to convey the sympa- thy of the lodge to Mr. R. G. Holland in his affliction, and a resolution was also adopted carrying condolence to to Bro. Dr. E. 0. Murray, recently he- reft of his wife, and to Mrs. James Knox, bereft 01: her hgsband. Miss Muriel Henderson has gone to Toronto to take a pooipion. Mr. Bowman Swift. 3 university student in Toronto is helping in pro- duction, farming for a couple of months with his uncle, Mr. Mark StGWart. ~ Rev. Byron Stanfier of Toronto is tolegturevthis Monday evening in the Methodist church. FLESHERTON The planet reported discovered by Prof. w olf has proved to be a comet. visible only to a large telescope, and the asteroid photographed by Prof. Barnard has no connection with it. Miss Elizabeth Brown has been chosen by the choir of Holstein Pres- byterian Church as leader. and the Session has made the appointment accordingly: - v a A! o A A big bunch of Flesherton recruits were down from Owen Sound over the week-end, their last visit before mov- ing to Niagara. The Senior and Junior Choirs of Holstein Presbyterian Church are pre- paring for a, grand C(mcm'r to hp given under their auspices on June 7th or SLh. Four first class artists have been engaged to assist them. â€"-_- 1‘ l‘ presented with a hnndsmne wrist; watch on Tuesday evening by the. Pm;- rimic Snciety. Speeches were made. thr. Jnn. Philp. Rev. Mr". Ihbott. Dr. Marsh and oLhers. Percy is one of our best iu_>y:“<. and will nodouht do his duty Ln his cuuntry. Our nest; WlSheS go with him. ". Mrs. J. W. 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