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Everyone is expecting a joyous time at the home of Mr. George Haw on Wednesday evening of this week where a reception will be given in honor of their oldest daughter, Miss Sadie Haw and the man of her choice Mr. W’alter KDOX. They are to be married at the manse in Priceville by Rev. Mr. Jones. Miss Ruby, sis- ter of the bride, and Mr. Gordon Mc-' Leod, will assist. The young couple will take up housekeeping on the old Knox homestead at the Park, with many well wishers for their future happiness and prosperity. ‘ , Mr. ”Howard Whtson' assisted in imovmg Dr. McFarlane Of Priceville 3310 his new home at Arthur. {I'he Newsof dowers and quietly watching” aod wondering “that next. We would say go ahead Bob; it is not good for man to liev alone. ., SWINTON PARK Mr. Campbell of Campbell's Cor- ners has; as the Scotchirnan says. ap- patently got. a bee in his bonnet and other olden bachelors and some wi- Evengelieal parswn- age, Rev. Mr. Campbell officiating. when Alivida, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Krueger. became the bride or Mr. Harry Colbourn. als; Elmwood. The bride looked charm- ing in a blue peauâ€"deâ€"soie satin and wore a corsage bouquet of white carnations. She was attended by Miss Vern-a Harbaeh, who wore blue duchess satin and pink carnations. Mr. William Vandecar, brother of the groom, acted as best man. The young couple will make their future home in Detroit, Mich Mr. John BiCI‘\\'0Pth was in town a few and last. of Toronto days this week k cureiil. He goes back again on June 3 for further treatment if required. Earl Livingston, operator at the G.T.R. station at Harri‘ston visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Livingston. STUDY TOUR FOR BOYS About the best thing a father can do for his boys is to encourage them to travel and see something of the world, before they become too keen- ly engrossed in commercial life. Tra- vel is a great Educatorâ€"it enriches the mind and fits the youth to better fill his place in life. A normal boy is observantâ€"he assimilates and re- tains knowledge. Travel gives him his Opportunityâ€"it fits him‘for ev- ery phase in life. â€"â€".â€"â€" HOPBVILLB Tuesday week was proclaimed Ar- bor Day in the village and consider- appearance. Mrs. Theodorf is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. Grimes. The Woomen’s Institute met on Wednesday, May 10 at Miss Essie Burnett's. Election of officers and made a busy afternoon. _ 4‘ Ir 8' E; scounflxpfiswb§(31.823113 MA. (Oxon), Assistant Professor of herdaughter. ; ‘5' 0? ”IE-“Ta ' Mathematics, McGill University, and Miss Ruby Webster is home from‘late Instruct or~Lieuten ant Guelph 0. A. L. . _ _. Navy. In addition, local guides Will Mrs. Harold Love \‘lSltOd recently be scoured to con . with Stoutl‘ville friends. . Congratulations to Mr. t ' . . . . ~ ~ hl‘tO c. lit. r'r ' 0 Jack and bride. .° 1" ' e ‘1 3 9nd econ ml The members of the Bethany Chapel will be interestml to know that Rev. Mr. Page. former stmlent hfl‘ “ I. l r tl t WI teresting itinerary has been arrang- ( 'rrfm' . .. . t‘: ‘7‘ asqurliar ii‘i ”(12? 3 0 1‘ ed, Including Visitsto Montreal, L1v- I J’ U L, '4 a -4 \. mp n. an, '1. l '1 erpOOI Chester, Stratford-on-Avon, I * - . .‘ , ~ . ELMWOOD QkaH}. LOIIdOn Paris, Versailles lon-tambleau, Rheims. Lyons, Mar- t The farmers are \erv bll‘ . , _ . , Venice, \‘lSlted \vlth Mrs. H. Ul-auser. Thev ,3 ]_ _ , ~ Munich, the Passion Play at Ober- dt “greed-time chums back in the ammepgau_ Nnrpmhnrmr M ------ sexenties. “1:11: une sunshine weather. - w“? uenoa, Pisa, Rome, ; .. , , , _ re ' ~- ‘5“th H.311?) Hllba\\01'm of Hanover V n 9’ Cap r1, Pompom: 1:1 ed “1th Mrs. H. GI-auser. Thev emce, Florence, Trent. \".\nA ‘1 I a - _ l “1““:AL The members of Chapel will be into: that Rev. MP. Page. 1' here. was marripd m Mrs. E. Scott of Preston is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Roy Dingwall. Miss Ruby Webster is home from Guelph O. A. C. Mrs. Hart‘bld Love \‘isite with Stoutl'ville friends. Congratulations to Mr. Jack and bride. d recently Ainsey ‘ The Woomen’s Institute met on Vi ednesdax, May 10 at Miss Essie Burnetts. Election of officers and Mrs. Theodorf is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. Grimes. HOPBVILLB Tuesday week was proclaimed Ar- bor Day in the village and consider- able improvement Was made in its appearance. m... m... “an; UUUULS 01 ner recov- auL\1\cu U\ LWU $0115 and three ‘ c - erv and told the heart- r ' - daughters, Morrell and Oswald, Myr- * b 01‘9“ par . ,. cuts that if she got Over two days, 2;: :21: :fii‘ti’vagfail?%m' 55:}: there wouid be a chance for her re- bereavement. ‘ covet-y. yDr. Sneath called twwe on Mrs. Anthony Shute, who spent bundatv and Monday? finding her the winter in Owen Sound with her We" Improved 930h'tlme- The 01011}! daughter, Mrs. Seabrook, returned 15 gradually lifting and everyone IS . .. ‘ hoping for the best. Jessie is an home 0" Wednesdeyzfio . .. only child and the inseparable com- Mrs. D. Telford lS Visiting her son, anion of her father Sh i l W. Telford, at Trenton. p ' e S on y Mrs. George Crowther, who was gtiegogfifisinaigaftfh:vllfiofitW 01d: visiting her daughter, Mrs. Foster, , .. °. ’ c 15 now HOLLAND CENTRE There passed away in the General Hospital, Toronto, on the 25th of April, after a short illness, one of Holland T011 nship’s most respected citizens in the person of Mr. Wil- liam Craw.ford Mr. Crawford was born 57 years ag, o, a son of the late And1e11 and Mrs. Crawford. He re- sided all his lifetime in the vicinity of his birthplace. He was an excel- lent neighbor and a consistent mem- ber of the Methodist Church. Be- sides his sorr011ing widow, he is sur1i1ed b1 L110 sons and three ‘ daughters Morrell and Oswald, Myr- tle, Pearl and 1313,1111 at home. They ha1e the s1mpath1 of all in their “ berea1 ement. mm ms or My TOWNS. cuppa) non Loan. -â€".â€" ‘ --A.â€"A Nearby Towns ‘mbers 0f the Bethany 11 be interested to knnw \Ir. Page. former student married recently to Mrs. 3:1, 3pm 26, a quiet. Iding was soiemnized 1 Evangelical parsnn- Campbell officiating. Rvaburn has dealt his sue the Mennonite . Isaac Hang for his Ue Rhine, Colo min and Ostend ~â€"v vvlufi panion of her father. -She is only three years and eight months old, but robust in health, which is now standing her in good stead. hack. The wagon. went over a stone and Jessie was thrown ofl‘. Neither of the men saw her fall and do not know in what position she was thrown, but they saw her lying on the ground and severeiv hurt, crying he phoned for Dr. Groves of Fergus ‘ and Dr. Mair of Holstein. They ar- rived just at dusk and performed an 1 o;_>erution. They found that the 1 child‘s bladder had been punctured, t and had grave doubts Of her recov- Teach Your chum. the Value of 'gau, our 01‘ EurOpe is at present bee organized under the personal 'vision of Mr. T. H. Matthews, (Oxon), Assistant Professor of ematics, McGill University, and Instructor~Lieutenant, Royal In addition, local guides will In“““ ‘1 “, rmupCll, Vesuvius, Port Credit to Owen Sound.â€"-Road rence, Trent, Innsbruck, good throughout. 3 Passion Play at Ober- detour between Brampton and Nuremburg, Mayence, Chatsworth westerly one concession Cologne, Brussels, Lou- at road bet“ een townships of Chin- s on the artistic, ' and economic sig- sights seen and the Ottawa to Pem‘brok Carp, rough; Carp to .5 road is good; Arnprior rough. Ottawa to Point Fortuneâ€"East- view to Green’s Creek; excellent; Green’s Creek to Orleans, rough but passable; Orleans to Clarence, excel- lent; Clarence to L’Orignal, fair; L’Orignal t0 Hawkesbury, excellent; Hawkesbury to Point Fortune, grav- el road in fair shape. struction will be started shortly and the public is warned to be on. the lookout for detour signs. Jumuu Duo 1511 es, Cream Sefiérators, Fillers BARN and STABLE EQUIPMENT Kingston to Quebec Bound Kingston to Prescottâ€"Kingstc Gananoque good. Gananoq1 m progress and is being. steadily continued. With a very few eicep- !tions all.thepmain roads are now in a very fair condition {or motor traf- fic and most of them are in» excellent shape, Below is given the semi-‘ monthly report of the Ontario High- ways Department up to May 6: ' ; Carp to Arnprior. the Severnâ€"Road Grading and c Prescottâ€"Kingstgfi to good. Gananoque to >assable but rough. Prescott good. Prescott Quebec Boundary. t0 Pembroke. ~Hoad good and culvert. SGVCH miles M orrisburg t5 this road is Ottawa to fair in dry to Quebec . ’0 detours. Guelph to Owen Sound.â€"Guelph to I Lergus, excellent gravel road. Fer-l gus to Arthur clay road; Kenilworth to Mt Forest I 1 good gravel road. Mt. Forest tog!» Owen Sound, gravel road in excel-f; lent condition. 3 5 Q 9 9 g from Jarvis; detour south one mile, at Jarvis, thence west one-half mile north to Highway. Grading three miles west from Delhi. ' illsonhurg ‘ ‘ ' , 5 Mel road in good condition. No detours. Brampton lo Guelphâ€"Good to Georgetown except had hills at, Nor- val. Georgetown to Guelph, 1' face in dry weather. Hamilton to Guel lent. " air sur- 1 th-fiROad exeel- I . l Hamilton to Niagara Fallsâ€"Hamâ€" ilton to Queenston, good road. De- tour between Mile 5 a nd :Winona via Barton Street will be' in opera- tion about May 10. Good gravel road. St. Davids to Niagara Falls, road good; detour betwee'n Niagara Falls and St. Davids will be in operation about May 15. Sand roads.‘ RT; nnnnnn h v - VO‘GVL‘U Hamilton to Jzirvis.â€"Hva miles south, good; thence to Caledonia, and fair to J. tour in Hagersville Village road. St, Thomâ€"as to W indsor.â€"JTalbot- ville to Cleqrville, gravel road in good Condition. No detours. Essex . ' a built east of Leamington.’ One overhead detour Dougall Road near Windsor rough; and traffic should enter Windsor via‘ Howard Avenue pavement. In good shape; Tha: ham, clay road fair Chatham t0 Maidst rough but. passable. ', ONT. , to Windsor .â€"JTalbot- ville gravel road in n. N0 detouxs. Essex roads generally in good .A‘A- “ M aidstone. auxesvme, gravel road ; Thamesville to Chat- d fair in dry Weather; ‘1' fl ; r) r51 - is.~Hvamilt0n 3 to Jarvis. De- , fair clay .WOO 0. OFWQNM‘MO "I". (. 0‘1 ment until the end of July. They er, apparently prepared to accept $125 for the month of May ted in- a prOposal from the latter. They propose that the bank pay the town$125 a month until the end of July, provided the town didn’t foreclose. They felt sure the plant would be operated long before July is over. . Factory re-open. Since the R. G. ' Long Company made an assignment the Hanover. Cotton and Woollen Mills Company closed ' plant. Through the town’s solicitor,‘ Mr. F., S. Mearns of Toronto, the“ Council have kept in touch With the situation and have pressed the bank for a definite statement, but the bank apparently could do nothing but assure the Council that the local plant would be operated, but were rnOt in a position to state any definite date. Finally, the Council resolved that the time Stratferd to Sarnia.-G00d through- out; many sections excellent. London to Stratford.â€"-4Road excel-i lent. Cockshutt Plows ' Barrows, CultiVators, Etc. in The plant has just recently equipped with electric motors when running at full blast has a pacity of twenty-five tons a day. m‘ been and Cit-5 lime is a product not found else- re in the province and there is a growing demand for it for certain classes of work. gomy, on condition also that the Com- may pay the interest on the 828.5% bonus, which the town feels they ought to do in view at the closing down of the Hanover factory. The \ solicitor will be instructed‘to this