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PAGE NO (Our own correspondent.) The 48th anniversary of the Pres- byterian Sunday school passed very successfully on Christmas night when the church was crowded with a highly pleased audience at the enâ€" tertainment given. After a sumptu- ous tea the pastor, Rev. J. Harrower, took charge and conducted the pro- gram, well rendered throughout. The ; choruses were splendidly rendered and the recitations and other num- bers by the scholars were well given. As usual, the little ones'were very interesting, a Gaelic song by two of them being very taking. A play enâ€" titled. "Riches Have Wings,” given by six adults. was well acted and ,much enjoyed. Rev. W. Piercy, elo- Erutionist, Collingwood, engaged for l the evening, was a very pleasing en- Itwininer in the well given numbers be enriched the program with. The school report given by Mr. J. E. Mc- Kee showed progress and good work done during the year. In the finanâ€" cial part. $30.00 were given to Misâ€" sions. $75.00 towards church decora- tion and after meeting running ex- penses £35.00 remained on hand. The [n'eceeds of the anniversary were $109.00. Miss Edna MeCallum was reported the banner pupil for the war. At the annual meeting 01' thr Pres- b\tmian Sumluv srlmoi last week UnlCl ‘IS \\ ere elm ted for the (Liming your as follows: Suwnintendent, .lnsvph MC Knr; Assistant. (Zlmrlvs Slrwart; Srcwtary, Mrs. John Stewâ€" art: 'l‘rrzisurer. Mrs. Charles Stew- art: Organist. Mrs. S. McCallum; As- sistant, Mrs. A. Down; 'l‘eziclicrs : F. Chard (Biblr Class); J. McKee. C. Stnwurl, Bert. Ross, Mrs. W. Stew- art. Mrs. A. Harrison, Mrs. S. Irwin, Mrs. (Ron) Harrower. At. the annual election of officers in LILL. No. 2285, 1*‘lesherton, on Friday evening last, the following were elected for 1924: I.P.M.. Alf. Down; \V.M., Frank Duncan; D.M., W. A. Hawken; Chaplain, H. Down; Rec. Secy., Frank Thurston; Fin. See. .1218. Stewart; 'l.‘roas., W. E. Henry; D. of 0., J. Hogarth; 'tst. Lect., R. Down; Committee, T. Bentham, M. Betts, G. Brackenbury, Ed. Best. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown. East Back Line, entertained a large company of young people and others at. their fine new home on Friday evening last At. the Artemesia Township nom- inations here on Monday there was a good turnout of ratepayers in the Town Hall in the afternoon when the speaking took place under the direc- tion of Mr. E. Corbett in the chair. The Council for the past year, name- ly, 'l‘. R. McKenzie, Reeve, J. A. Ho-, garth, Deputy Reeve, and John W‘il-‘ liamson, Thomas Mercer and Alex. Carruthers. Councillors, gave. a good account, of their work and were a- gain elected by acclamation. Mr. Alex. Cameron was nominated for Reeve and Mr. J. E. McKee for (lounâ€" cilior. but withdrew. Nominations for li‘lesherton Village Council were held in the evening when for the speaking." Mr. Joseph Blakely occu- pied the chair. Reeve Mc'l‘avisli was re-eleeted b3' aeelamation. but for Councillors the lollo“ ing‘ nominav tions were made : C. N. Richardson, .I. O. Patton, C. J. Bellamy, (I. \\'. Bel- lamy. W. Inkster, Ed. Best. Fred Mathewson. For school trustees the. following,r were nominated : John Wright. 'l‘hnmas Sled. W. .l. Bellamy and \V’. Inkster. Airfh‘lulcnlm McDonald has been 011;: mm! caretakvr of ”w Public schgol in place. of W. Reid. who 1'0- signed. A marriage of interest here took place at Harman Methodist churrh. 'l‘oronto, on Christmas day, when Mr. \V. Percy LeGard of Toronto, for- merly of this place. was joined in wedlock with Miss Edith GwendolinJ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. But- ler of 'l‘oronto. Rev. E. J. Adams was the ott‘iciating minister. The bride was married in blue canton crepe and carried bridal roses. Her travelling costume was a pretty brown cloth with hat to match and she wore. a handsome brown fox fur, the gift of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Best of this place, brother-in- law and sister of the groom. attended the wedding. accompanied by their young son Harold. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hunt of (3.01- lingmimLL fmmmlv wry hiWIil) I'CS- pectmi residents 01 Fleshm'ton, coleâ€" Financial Information STANDARD BANK. . or CANADA Durham Branch, - - - - John K! THE DURHAM CHRONICLE AS an institution with first hand knowledge of financial markets at home and abroad, and with Managers of broad experience and unbiased 'ud ge- ment, this Bank is in a position to render inv uable information on investment and other money mattets to patrons. STANDARD sun was :- Calm” mum; 3m. Branch also at Priceville. \ brated their golden wedding on Christmas day when their four sur- viving children were present, name- 13': Mrs. A. I. Hutchinson, Calling- wood; Rev. W. P. Bunt, Kaslo, B.C.; -‘l‘ WUW, “UV. V' o L o ”u--- ..____ Dr. M. H. Bunt, Everett, Ont. and Rev. F. A. Bunt of Foleyet, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Bunt received the congrat-l ulations of many friends and the former was presented with a gold watch and the latter with a purse of gold from their family. The home was prettily decorated and the bride of 50 years carried a bouquet of pink roses and narcissus. A beauti- ful bouquet of golden Chrysanthe- mums was presented by the Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian church. Mr. Bunt is a cousin of Mr. W. H. and J. P. Bunt of this place. The friends here of Mrs. H. S. White 0f Stratford, formerly of this place, when Mr. White was principal of the High school, sympathize with her in her loss by the death of her mother at Blenheim on Christmas dav. Mr. Fred Braokol’lbury of Osprey has purchased the farm Past. of the village. vacated last week by Mr. Findlay, who moved to Toronto. Sunday was anniversary day in the. Methodist. Sunday school and the morning service in the church was devoted to the school. The pas- tor gave a good address and special music by tho children was well ren- chml. A car load of furnace coal is being (lelivorml this week at. the High school and the homes of Dr. Murray and George Mitchell. With the goml sloighiug, delivery of 'wood from farmers has begun. Mr. Thomas Chard, tvucher, Tor- onto. spout part of his holidays with his sister, Mrs. Alex. McMullon, and other friends here. He was accom- panied by Master Donald Blackburn. Mr. Harvey Griffin, teacher, Tor- onto, and wife, was a holiday visitor with the lattor’s mother, Mrs. W. Wilcock. Mr. and Mrs. Albert O’Neil of St. Catharines paid Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stew-art a visit last week. Mr. Otto Clipperton, language teacher, Toronto, spent the week- end and New Year’s at Mr. George Mitchell’s. Mr.S Williamson of Niagaia Falls \\ as a holiday \isitor at Mr. D. Mc- Tavish’s. Mr. and Mrs. G. Patton of Owen Sd. paid the formcr’s parents a short visit last week. Mrs. James Genoe and daughter visited the former’s son in Toronto last, week. Mr. C. Scott made a holiday visit to his home at Owen Sound. Miss Rhoda Best is home from 130- ronto on a holiday with her parents. Mr. Hugh Moore of Detroit and sister Marguerite, of (Men Sound, are spending the holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Wiley of Owen Sound made a holiday visit last week with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mathcxx‘son. Mrs. J. J. Thompson is visiting relatives at Shelburne. Miss Irene Sharp is home frnm Toronto for the holidays. MP. and Mrs. Albert Wilkinson hel- idaycd last week with the farmer‘s parents at Duncan. Mr. I). McConnell of Goderich was a Visitor at Ml‘. Jame-s Wilson’s last week. Miss Mary .Bowm'man of Toronto was the guest of Mrs. Mark Wilson over the holidays. At the last meeting of Prince Arâ€" thur Lodge AF. AM. a resolution was adepted c«.)n\v'eying the deep synumthy of the members to Mrs. \V. H. Walker and son, recently her eft of husband and father, who was an esteemed member of the Lodge. .MI‘. Justice W1 H. Wright 01 'l‘or- onto made his brother, Mr. John \V-right here, a short holiday visit. The friends here of Justice Wright. 'who is a Flesherton boy, were pleas- ed to learn of the Curlers’ and Bowl- ers’ banquet given him at Owen Sd. last week. Mr. R. Meads returned to Toronto after two weeks’ holiday at home. At the annual meeting of Walter- ville L.O.L. N0. 883, Ceylon, held on Thursday evening, December 20, the following officers were elected for the coming year: W‘.M., I. B. Whittaker; D.M., Bert Irwin; Chap- lain, John McWhinney; Rec. Secy., '1‘, F. Wright; Fin. Secy., Albert Haz- John Kelly, Manager. ard; Treat-3., Geo. Cairns; D. of (3., D. McLeod; Lecturer, E. Hazzard; Com- mitteemen, Angus Whittaker, Thos. Spicer, Geo. Hazzard, Wm. Spicer. Visiting brethren were present from the Orange Valley and Flesherton, and Bro. Fred Mathewson of the lat- ter place conducted the election. Glenroadin. (Our own correspondent.) (Too late for last week.) Messrs. Kenneth Vaughan and W’. Kenny, who are employed in the Chevrolet plant at Detroit, are spending Christmas with the home folks. Miss Marie Boyd and her cousin, Miss Lillian Eadie, of Toronto, are holidaying with their grandmother, Mrs. Banks. q; A Mrs. J. J. Malcolm of Chetek, \V isâ€" consin, is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Banks Mrs. Michael Kenny spent. Christ- mas (lay with friends at Owen Sd. Mrs. Hugh Vaughan, Jr.. Spam Christmas with her gramimothcr, Mrs. McDonald, at Riversdalo. Mr. Fred Mas-ales of Glen \ I’iiliams is visiting at MP. H. 'J‘I'affoni’s. Mr. and Mrs. Mills of {Pm-mm) mo- tored from Toronto and ate Christâ€" 113'. Mr. and Mrs. (3.2mm Boyd attended the funeral of Mn. Floyd at Chesley on Wednesday. Mrs. Floyd is 3 cm:- sin ot Mr. Boyd. 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