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ll -\ I‘PW‘L'HUH in honor of Mr. and 5113- Edi-"31' “WW” ”('9le married. was held at. the home of his parents. .‘lr. and Mrs. E. linyct‘. last, “'eek. on their arrival home from their wedding tour. the,» one hundred guests were present and a most en- jovahle“ evening was spent, -‘Miss Pearl \\'ils0n of Elmwood will take the service in )lulock Bap- tist church on Sunday morning. Au- gust 31. at. 11 am. .MOissfivilson is a good speaker and 1t 1s hkely that a full church will greet her appear- ance next Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs. Xvi! Mv I pan of “Him Mar". Miss \l;1:_'"iv of "_lurnntn and Miss Baxbata Smith at Abexdwn wow guvsts of Mr. and Mrs. Lamb 011 Mummy. Mr. and Mrs. Arch McLean and 'amih and thv Missvs McKechnio spent thv 1"itst. at lhv \K‘Pf‘k with f: wnds in Paislm. hx‘. Whitsitt a n1 sun Ben. and Roy Lamb spvm a few days at Lion‘s Head last. week. Mrs. J. \\'-. Smiih returnpd home On M«'u.1da_\‘ after fipetuigng a short hollday \mth friends 1n Bruce and Paislow. Mrs. F. \\'. Wig: and famin haw t‘ctllrned humv t0 Scafm‘th after spending a couple of weeks with her brothm- and sister here. Miss Elsie Boycv and fl'it‘fid. Mr. Clarence McGim‘ are on a motor trip Visiting friends at 'l‘nmnt«_». Hamil; ton. Dotruif.’ and (Htawa. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis spent. Hm first nf the wwk \mth the Heslett family. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bailey. Jr.. of Crawford Spent the f irst. of the week mth Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Macdmald. Mr. Jmk Youn: of Chats“ 01'”! went tlw \\"‘I.ot.‘k-'Ilui “ith MI. JHLR Smith \huut thirtx at the line spent the fit n! we \\ cck at Eugenia Falls. (Our own corx‘eSpondent.) \\'v thvnd vmlgratulatinns t0 .\le'*ssx-s. Herald Brunt and John Mc- Dunaloi in passing their Middle school vxaminations. taking honm's in most of H)» subjm‘ts. Mt: Jack Smith uf Niagara Falls motm'm! up las‘t. \\‘minvsc'lay and Spmlt :1 {PW days at his mother's honw how». also visiting frivmls in Brnw. (_‘.hat3\\'m'th and Dortmch. 5:. H.532: 34:: “1.33.7... $.35 :. 35. Ema/<1. 2.. ::5§.: :: $6.... 2:157. 3.25:“. :2. 2:4. :3... 35:: c; :1. ..::n..::_n 2:. Es... 31:.n .9 :7. 1.2.4 3:1..4 1.22.1.3... 35. $57.? 2... 3.9.955“ 2:. 2:: a “2:: 3. 15:12, 72.x 2:. 3.5.5.4 ..,..._::.r. 2:: 7213:: 3:.7 3:231. «<2 $.75 2.35 Ear. z... .5; :Ednnpz... :21. 55.. E; t l’l'l('l‘\'lllt‘ girls“ softball loam cle- l'ealwi Swinlon Park girls mm vwn- in: lasl week. 0111' girls arr doling \N'wll l'Hl' l-llvll' lll'st Surls‘ml in “In ml'tlmll gumv. Aberdeen. (Our uwn correspondent.) [)I'. and Mrs. \\'hitsitt and two suns left fur their home in Illinins. ("Ilitt‘ol States. on Saturday. after spending snmv timv with tlw Lamb family. Miss Nellie McLean is visiting her pun-tits in our villagv. She is On- gaged in Mrs. ,VlcPhenson's hair- dressing parlors in the city. Miss Mawaivt Stntiiait is imlii‘l: iv- inu \\itli hm sistm and limilui ag. ain this summer. Wust again to \\ nth tho- (_Z..\'.li We are being favored with much nicer weather this last week. Far- mers are making excellent use of it finishing haying and commencing harvest. Hopevnlle. (Our own correspondent.) .‘ill‘s. Hwnrgn Riililo-H and son Wal- izio'v :ll‘o‘ visiting her mother at. \\'Imdhridgo-. and will takn in the,‘ Exhibition at 'l‘m'nntu lwfnro' their :w-tum. .“l'S. haw Si'ntt l't‘illl'nt’d home ui‘tvr visiting her,- ilaughtvr, Mrs. Roy hingwall. Our locality informally declared a half holiday last week to attend the big Liberalâ€"Conservative picnic at Eugvnia. We. were all there that could got away at all. and hear or nothing but praiso on tho exm-llent program. 'l‘hosv that \wron‘t Con- servatiws l'wfuro tlwy wont ought to be thinking about tlu- mattvr. It is eertainly good to lwar such spoakers as were- there. a privilege \'PI‘}' raw- [3' grantvd us in (tn-y County. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Karstmlt. and Mr. and Mrs. H. B McLean spent ngyiay at Wasaga fieacp.‘ '\ ' Mist. (3. Harrison returned to thruit nn Munday after a short visâ€" it. with A friend; lgcallyt Mr. and Mr»; RPM. Knox have {mm-«l to the Villagv. Mr. and Mrs. Ffank m-imvs 0t Sit-darVillt' Visited .‘Il'. Ruhe‘l‘t Stow- art ”10 first ul‘ tlw \\'m‘k. A time party of girl guides are camping in mm village from our neighboring village of Dundalk. We welcnme them heartily and wish thcem a splendid holiday. T he funeral of the late Duncan Alt-Arthur of the 2nd Concession of tilenelg. N.D.R.. took place Monday al'ternnon to McNeil’s cemetery. at Prim-Ville. The. late Mr. McAI‘thur has been suffering for some time with a very bad cancer on the face. We are not familiar with details re the» family of deceased, but our sym- pathy glues. out tothem at thistime. Miss Anne Fettes has. returned hnnw after an vxtendod [up through thv l'nited States. .\l1-. and Mrs. Frank Blair uf Ruf- fa!“ Visited at the home of Mrs. C. Waiv last week. , .\ numlwr Hf mu- young folks took 2:: the picnic to \Vusaga Beach last wm-k and thurnughly enjoyed them- selves. Mr. and 3! rs. Charles \Vale visited Front Hohm-n. \Vide-Awake-Land, 18% Sunday. _ Sorry to hear that Mrs. Jog. Love 15 nut, su well at tune of writing. PAGE EIGHT (Our own correspondent.) Mulock o'Xlxilm‘ fur the! “â€"7.11 in train \\’02'k gram I'llsu. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Firth, accom~ panied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore of McWiIliams motored to Hawkestone on Sunday and spent the day with friends there. Miss Chris- We cmmatulate Misses M}rtle Robinson and Reta blencross on winning first and second prizes respectively in the recent. baking judging contest in Durham. By winning these prizes these vouns ladies are entitled to a free trip to Toronto exhibit1on. Mr. Louis Newell is at. work with his outfit. at. the south end ‘of the line this week. Fall wheat is a spj_e_ndid crop this year. - Mr. and Mrs. I’m} Staples. Mr. John A. McDonald and daughter Miss Kale attmulml thv funeral Hf thv late Mr. Nit-Arthur near Priwvillv. MmUm s thwshin: '1'. Hit “115 in {his m whhor 1mm! last “09k and threshed xx heat for Messrs. A. Edam D. luhinsnn. E. (1111mm 0011. J. G. Firth and W. Morrison. “1050 gentlenwn shipped a Carload of their \Vht‘at 7M I'Cm‘chtel Mills in Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ritchiu and family munyvd a days outmg m van Snunoi. 72.7.. FEE. 3.11.. S. m...._...::.:; 7. 472:2). 2:7. iii» 2:: .22.. 9:; £71.. 5.. L. 2:11... Mr. and )lrs.(§..-01‘go Ritchie and family spvnt thv first 01' the \VOt‘k with 311‘. and Mrs. W. J. Cook, Elm- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Pl'im' l'vtlfi‘md to \\'alkm'tun :vt'tm' a pleasant \vock's Visit With tiu- Missvs Edge. Mr. and .‘drs. Rit'v of Wallkm-tnn \w‘rt‘ guests uf the )llssvs Edge 011 Sunday. Eli-5‘s Mal'jox‘it‘ Riiqllio Visited a row days mth rvlatngogm Toronto and attmdml tho oxhlbltwn. Edge Hill. (Our own correspondent) Miss. lam- Ritchie is \isiting her niygv .ijs.__..lnlm Bumn ng'mnnnt. . Mash-1" John Ritchie nt' Egremont 1s vmnymg a \vvok's VlSit with his wusm. Dan thchlc. 311151 1)! “11' 131111013 an» busx this \\'N‘k cutting oatx The late 51mm tields are a nice 1 mp but are 11111-11- in: \(‘I'V slowl}. .‘lrs. Lawrnnw MvFamIPH and little dnughtm. 0f Darkins‘ Carmen's. aw \i iting hvr pal'vnts. MP. and Mrs. .lnsemh 311N111}. Mr: Bryson Mei-lock of Durham snout a plvasant attemoon last. lhui'sday with Zinn fiionds. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook and son lilin'nrd. also grandsuns Murray and Howard. mnlorml tn ”won Sound on Saturday and slwnt. tho..- clay among kindred. Insgnwtnr and Mrs. Ritrhiv of Port Arthur. :u-rumpaniml by Mr. and Mrs John {itchier Hf Glascott. attended Zinn's snrx'irv on Sunday. 'l'hv High srlmol rvports slmw a rwsnlt. of Miss Amelia Blair rum- No'ting lwr Third Fnrm work and wrnring lwr vntrnnrn to Nurmal srhnnl. W. H. Edwards has his Jun- wr I'lmtrirnlutjnn and Mr. Waltrr Dunbar was snrrnssl‘nl in Obtaining,r a pass on tivv subjects. Mr. and 3115.:A110n 'leeter and daughtm Mu: iel \liss \largaret Kinâ€" ney, Mr. John Teetvr r. Mr. Edgar Bmxh-S. \isilmi the tilst Of the meek \xith )h. and )lls. 'l. E. Blair and family. . lix‘vt'yl’mcly is busy iil the llarwst I'M-Ir! thaw limos. Tlns will Lw a busy work With most, farmers. Mr. James Banks returned Satur- day to his home at‘tm- spending some weeks in thy-Durham Hpspltql. \Iim'.‘ Hazel and GI: uhs birth and MI. ‘nh Jm-ksnn attended the My: Hrango- picnic at Swintun Park last ‘s'ml!wsula_\'. Traverston ((Our own correspondent.) Wedding bells are merrily ringing. Mr. Ern. Cook of Detroit motored over to the parental home on Satur- day. He and his son Murray left on Tuesday morning. returning by way of Toronto, where they will take in the :Slgll;3__Qf the Exhibitjon. _ Miss Kate: and Mr. Clifl‘ord Cook: .‘Jr. Waudby Baker and Miss Mina M. Edwards visited one day the first of {he week with Mr. and Mrs. \Vill Campbeli at \Velbeck. .\liss Margaret Greenwood is spending a most enjnyable holiday with her cousin. Miss Mabel Robert- son of Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McArthur at- tnndod the funeral of his uncle. Mr. Duncan McArthur 0f Scotchtown, 0n Monday 01' this week. "mi'év'ii'ii'lia‘ni'liiw R 5611 Mt. James Haley haw rocnntl} had their barns Inshingled. 'l‘he threshing machines are hum- ming in our midst again. The O’Neil outfit is threshing fall wheat for Mr. William Paylor. and Mr. Kleist is duing several jobs on the tenth cmwvssiun. 'l‘iw Qnartvrly Bmml of Durham and Xinn vhul'vhns mvt ul thv Eclâ€" mmi»: llUInP nu 'l‘uvsday evening of last \u‘c‘k. .\ fow HM noighhours nft' this line {litt‘lldlt‘d a party at. Mr. Allwi‘t )lic‘hilvtnn's. whii'h was given in honnr Hf .Iamvs Wilson of lnvm-may. Sask.. bI'HHH‘I' of Mrs. Middlvton and Mrs. William Bournc of town. Every- hmly pnjoycd thvmsolws very muvh. )l't‘. Nilénnr Schavt’er gut lfis hzmd hurt. in the) throslnng machine Mule thrvshmg at Mr. Murray thChH‘ s. Misé Edith Teeter of Toronto is the guest of Miss Amelia Blair for a l'hrtx. igl‘1t_. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney RMsz and family. \x‘hn haw spvnt. tlw summer mmzths at Haywards Falls. have re- tm'nmi tn tlwil' lwnw in Detroit. :77. 3....2z... 3:2,...4. a: can .22....2. M: ._.3.,.=.1...:._..m Tic. $52.: 7. 1......:..n m .515: 3 :2. 3.33:: $2.2. .2... 3.15.... 57/1. 33.29: 2? .z..:::.. 17.5571.79412:...7. 343. 3 ._.:..::.:::..1. 2:: r. SOIL .4... as; :79 C21; Zen?» 2, 1/2: .5363. 7.917.. 2... 17.2.5" 2.? 523...]. 112.. v7.1. .â€". ’4. Zomhvdrzzx Rocky Saugeen (Our own correspondent.) Mr. Lancw Rumble spent. thv \x'm-k- mui with Mr. and Mrs. Rnbvrt Law- M issos Myrtle Glencross on second prizes rgcent bakigg tene Anderson who has been visiting her. brother and sister during the hojgdays retnrneq_ home with them. . -wvw Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritchie of Port Arthm and Mr. and 311s. \V. C. Rit- chie and 5011 Harold 01 Holland spent the first of the 11. 991; “i111 Mr. pand Mrs. W. J. Ritchie. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moffat and daughter Miss Lexie of Pinkerton and M r. W». J. Moffat and little son of‘ Edmonton. Alberta. were recent visitors at the homes of George and W. J. Ritchie. The trustees have had‘the schoo’l nicely painted during the holida 5. Mr. (I. H. Moffatt of town had t. 6 contract gn‘q mac-ha. a first class _jdb. Swinton Park. (Our own correspondent.) 'l'he picnic held here on the 20th inst. by L.U.L. 1136 was a decided success. although the day looked threatening. A large number turned out and an enjoyable afternoon and evening was spent. by both young and older people. At 1.30 o'clock, T. McIntyre. Dundzilk. chairman. called the audience to ordpr and started the program, which consisted of mu- sic by Dunilalk Band and the Swin- ton Park Pipe Band. violin selections by Miss Bushell. Highland dancing by Miss Mills. and Joe Wlilliams, comedian. and E. Glendenning. of Parry Sound, entertainer. At 4.30 THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Bunessan and Dundalk ladies play ed a game of softball, the Glen girls carrying off the big end of the score. Then Swinton Park and Maxwell football teams plaved a fast game but neither scored, although a fast game was played. Dancing was the next feature of the ex ening. A good number from Jiere at- tended the monster picnic at Euge- nia Falls on‘the 215t and report a crowd near to eight thousand. The principal speakers were Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen and Hon. G. S. Hen- ry. A good many went to hear the views of the Conservative leader and were wei~l pleased with them and- are beginning to think he is the man to manage the affairs of Canada, as he is a brilliant. speaker and statesman. On Friuly evening Miss Macphail held a meeting in Boothville schoox and a small number, principally children, turned out to hear her. She gave a sketch of how the members sat in Parliament and how some were dressed. and eat, and went out for refreshments, etc., which was of no benefit to anyone. The picnic at Eugenia Falls sufl‘ered little criti- cism, only one of the speakers made the remark that the next member from South-East Grey would repre- sent the common people. This is quite true. That was proved last year on the 25th of June for the. On- tariolLegislature. While in Ottawa Miss, Macphail wanted to get peti- tions and letters from the clubs in her riding, which'would help her. The club here will be a wonderful help. T02whom? The Swinton Park football team took in the spmts at Fex eisham on Saturday and played a game with St1athawon, but were defeated 1-0. Fevorsham and Collingwood also played, Feversham winning 2-0. The two winners then played and Strathavon won over Feversham 1-0. Mr. and Mrs. B. Phiilips Of Toron- to are visiting at the latter‘s home here, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kinnell. Mr and Mrs. R. T. Knox moved from here to Hopeville on Saturday. Miss R. Stewart and Mr. W. Dever visited on SundaV \Vith Mr. and Mrs. J. Fer-11$. Messrs. L. Kinnell. A. Ferguson and G. McLeod left for the West on Thursday, __ .- â€" - 4 _. Mrs. D. Campbell and Miss Ethel, of Orangeville, are visiting at Mr. S. Goheen’s. Mr. and Mrs. F. Runciman of [for- onto spent the past week visnting friends here. Poise’is the quality that keep“ small-town man serene the f irst u ‘ he negotia§es Main street, with“): walking Sthk. a FRIDAY-- SATURDAY ,. August 29-30 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. .._in_ “Stephen Steps Out” Also Two-Real Comedy Veteran Star Theatre TWO SHOWS :8 and 9.15 PM Thursday. August 28‘ is“ nuns COURAGB 'roo BEES 0N RAMPAGE STING HORSE T0 DEA‘ Joseph Ellis and Family. Egrem4 Have Exciting Expex‘lence 1 Friday Morning. ‘ VOL. 57.â€"NO. 2984. Mr. \Veblml' was :sssbtm; El'iS (30!, a ‘iPI‘I 01' INNS to“ h:\ t on the base hnv. limo-Mom. 1: .~ distance south “I" ”w ln-wm..;».- : when the hamwmng m'mll‘w'd. field was (31050 10 NW IIHHM'. :m the yard in “11“"! HIV lwvs. 11} OD? hundrm! 1H!!! IiH)‘ "Hi”!iiv" kept. Thaw was a swath MM 1.} ing and itisthnugllt ”1"‘\'c';.} .; horses and the- HHEM' M t!..- :.. roused tlwn' H‘o'. “122. mu t. that they '0” HIPH' hnom Jl'.‘i tacked “It! h"]'.‘0'\ HIM nth-3H] forthwith. To be in HH' midst m" :I ~\\:H‘m angry bees and vmivmw- tn uni; three plunging. I'x'milthu-«i km: from a SPH-hilhk’l'. KS HM: ”IN N pleasant exlgu-I‘n-m'v linngmuhiug this is what hamwnc-d In .‘1!’,.lnfi ElliS, his sun-m-lzm'. Huiwz". \\"-t and his grandsmx. \Vlihuzn l'l about 10 (H'lm'k Em! Fri morning. Mr. Ellis ya no the} hHI and caught the: hl‘i'Un-s. h panic-strickvn :mmmh had been uuhitchmi and 1 ECI‘USS thv livlois to tho- m third animal “as .‘thu'h bindvr by a Inc-vlqniv- rm and CUUI“ HU‘ h" sn was and finally. to-zn'm; ti».- guL away Hum \12'. In“: an attempt in mm 'mny billdH' kupi ”I" Nihlli a arch. and :2 \\:‘~ wru- {011' H playvd liwif «a: ‘ to be unl'litchwd. tum § IIU'W I'vcu\'«-x'm;:. 'l'lh' lafil O‘Xl'ljl'sluh Huf \Vlll lt‘aw Durham :ll nvsdny wal. Si-plvnnwy- i;, x - .car will arl'ixo- at lllxt'lml:; station m; 'l'uwlay «Aw-113:: may St‘lvl‘l )‘UIH' lN‘l'lll and Mn . Will b0 mallo- Ulllll ill-mm! :11 nipeg, l-‘ust run \la (lo-Hr: and Longlav slmrtf‘nl in \Vix. Fare tn \Vinnipvz. $13 and tax. One-half cont. 3 mllt- 1 point further “West. Travel via CIVIL. ymxr mu: Far further im'nrmatmn mi Calder, Town Agent. lenv 2‘. Information and tickets at tho ital Drug Store, Durham. During this 11 the: midst. of CUVPI'L‘d fl'une I angry bm's. NH 111;; over! 111w. ~ the: mun-ms. 'I'h is now apaw-m Whmi 51-1111 11}' Monday \\':1~ 1 His fal‘c' Sl1H~l fli1-1,1.111,u11u 1-: a CUUDI“ 111' 12:1 We?” as mm'. _.\ll'.\\'1_'!1111*!'. turned \1 1 \ ~ 1 1.1111011“! 11-111 1 H13. {on \\v :11 1'9C’HV'91 ”1;: osmqwd lnnz'w mix-aria. Mr. hurt. hr. I'LL" 311013de N. \! and sh“ wa~ 1-. Mrs. Dmids l!‘ is resting t'Hm‘I Th" autu \k. and aft“? 1!" George Alton : Mal‘kdalv. “1» “Wu power. 'l‘hé CI'OSSH lonk Nam. 15 track Is In 0... $3M: RIM Hu- irark. ' strm-k Hu- 2 111mm! Hu- animan \\ :1- the ground h and thc- st"? prvtty Midi} so'w-x-al Hi» ('Huld «In Hut threw] to I'M] 1110 {1005' mach mars and rm» (‘X'ihml a~ s“! (*Vidt’ntly did \\-ll|'¢ get! im: tho I'm loos“, (f «WidvnH fmu'v ozmusnv Hz [mpâ€"yard. 'l‘hh an; they camv MU! mini Ellis. 2001; u hand drive 1110 animal :1 su cram-d \Vus H \\ NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEA WHEN TRAIN HITS Mr. and Mr- linpln-asia In“! day o-vam: \\ Hwy \W'rc' :‘Icl. me‘ 4:’('I«H'l~._ drix'ing “mt. Bvl'kt‘lf’y .Hni approaching M 01056 to Haw 1m was ciz‘xxmx. p the difirnm- u when ”no pm 514"”! it was LV the form-u m a conditiun. “x; after MINT 31' Mr. Ellis Imus haw Iuw‘ handh- nn HI Un- wnrst shn C. P. R. Toronto-Owen sznd Struck Auto At Berkcim th Wurst sh )‘M thihltm a In.“ in an" quwach HARVEST BXCUR‘SION I'lllll". .‘HV‘ 5195 THUH apaIvleI sewn in I; ,’ \Vd‘ H"?! I} 5U” .~hn\\ 1!, HHI‘ c'yw, l0 uf «MVF. 1U” Ml'. \VPM “Md“! n: from an xru 'Xll h‘ u :H H Hi th