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O» hkhal'c". Mr. and )1 rs. Malay :Ifh-I‘n flan'mun's. .ll'. RPV. and .“l'r‘. with speu NH» had tr: Ir. and NIH Miss th' onto) April! 3 Sew-ml from! this Int-ixlllmrhmul took m Hu- Srluml Fair at Hnlstein on Munday and had a very enjoy- IN» hnw. mm m! “mums Thelma. Wm» H ”hon! erv. .\ attvndimr High first. John Sent! Its. ChPSlCP anler Tuesday with (ht- ln. Thnmas Wpir MrS. O'Ihm'lo-s MrKinan a sister. Miss Plum-ho Livir spent a day nr m with their Ira. .\h'.\'al|_\'. of lilmwlfl. Rain alarms m lw tho-'m'clo'l' Hf HH- (by now. W» unpo- it will rIo-ar up for tho- Durham Fall Fair. Row. .“l‘. MarWilliam is this wwk. attending Hu- {um-Pal nf his father in Mount. Furc‘st. Mrs. J. Molntnsh of 0mm Sound spent thp wm-k-o-nd with trio‘nds here. Mr. and Mrs. \\ flnghto-r. Donald in at Mr. John Ir hm Mr. I). SWo-vnvy is “waving a broad smilo- m'vr lhv arrival of a baby airl. Miss .Vnra Sullivan lvfl Monday Io attnnd Owen Sound Business (Zol- m- 7 g M mu" representative elder, Mr. Don- gam McDonald attended the Grey Presbytery in Durham which was held Tuesday 0! this week. Mr. Herman Bierwm'th attended the party en 'l‘uesolay Whit"! was given 2n hulmt' Hf his sitser, Miss Harte. and Miss Jessie l-‘hhhs. be. fore their tlepm'ture tn enter the nursing pl'nfess'inn at. the Western Hospital. Karla was presented with a fomntmn pen. o'\'el'.-'|Im'p pem'il. tlhnv \letlaslin has returned t'rwm fits hninlzu's. He attended NIP Ex- httutlnn. Mr. Marrow [Widen spent the week-9nd with his parents. Mr. and Ira. H. R. Ridden. Congratulations to Miss Marni» Sullivan, Separate school teacher, on winning second prize for her school panda pp Spun-nay. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harwy Boyce of Weltm-k and Mr. and Mrs. James Alvxanoler of Elmwood spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc- Donald. Mr. David Hastie is a New“. pur- obam' of a new Ford touring car. Ir. James McDougall is also the ”new of another touring car. Crawfoi'd (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. Arthur Po-Hy am! Hi» Misses Illher and Mal'uzu'o-t Patty 0f Hamp- fin m-ro- Sunday \‘is‘il‘fl'S at the ham» or! Mr. am! Mrs. Edward Bow-v. - Mrs. Hédfge Bastie spem last week visiting anonto trio-ads. While in "I? City, she allege-led ”1911. N. E. I Our Own Correspondent) \II. 0. 'zII II II a \\ I-mIlo-I slII-nt SIIIIII "I"! IIII-IIIIs aI. \y.IIm MI.“ KIIIIIIIw-II FIIIII 4|” III. SIIIIII wItII .‘lhs I'JIIIH'I' “I ”an. l‘hu SI IIImI Ian was II" III III EII HIII ”II-I yI-al' \\'IIII a gI'I-al aIII-n aIIII- IIIII <I II I”! czIpIIIIIII a I of III~I :InII 'H'H'llll Inizw Im ”II umbm 'l'lu- l'. I". U. and l'. I". \\'. H. mm. at Un- whm»! last Friday nisrht for tlwir mummy nun-ting and warn hnnm'ml by mu‘ mo'mbm'. Miss Mums lacphail mminir in quit» um-xpoct- wily. and shn gau- HIo-m a short ad- dress which mw-ryluuly vlljnyo-cl wry much. “vs. [-2. Wilkiv has ro-hu'm-d I.» hvr hmxw arm- spvmhng 1: NW works in Tun-unto. le young pmplv n! Crawfnrd MW organized a Young Penple's “titty. ley lie-:irtily welcume my in tlw ”immunity who wish to atlvncl lhvir mowtinus. which will like plam- lwirv a munlh. Th» first Darling. nnolvr lho- lowlprship nf liss Ellwl anolo-rsnn. will be hPld on Thursday. Si-pto-mlwr 30. at 8 3.111. Tho- ”mm-rs aro: Prpsidem, Ir. Jamvs )lrlhngall; \‘iw-Prrsi- dent, .\li~s limo-I Hanolvrson: Secre- tary. Mrs. Edgar Bane; Trpgsurpr, In Hmu'm- Torry. Miss .lo-ssio- ’l'wamlo-y. lnaclwr a! Lamlneh, smtnl llw ,wo-vkâ€"Pml at the tom» of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc- Gmnmuninn svrvicc was hPld in the mum: o-hurch last. Sunday. Two new members were enrolled by pro- lesaic n 0! faith. and a number joined by m-rtiflicates from nther congre- “lit. liobert Mortley his started threshing again. and is at present north of Domoch. Donald. PAGE 8. 1N r, NIH. Clharlo Mr. \V. .l. \Vil «(Mr Own Correspondent) .‘II'. and Mrs. Ilium-Im- .\Imvl'o' and :nul “I“. Karl Mkinwn 01' Pm- w-sitml I'N'vnll)‘ at Mr. Alfrm! Domoch I'Our Own Correspondent) 'u homl fan “as '1' M at Eclgp 4 Hal \\IHI a Inc-at alto'nd- UIII .«hml I-zIptIIII-II 8 Int :Inol sI-mncl plizw fm tlwiI IhaI'lor-s .‘h'K‘man and NP? Miss Phiwbo- Livingsttmm Rocky Saugeelg o'pIIO'llr-HDII daughtw 'vw days UnlpalliNl Glenmont :Iko- ”NH. LIVIlIgsh'IIII' 0f 'rhl‘- \\' olaIys \VItII III-r sis- lo-s \(I'Kinnun. Ilriflll mntnrml tn Tur- )' \\IHI his Ilallghh‘l‘. I IoIItvI'iIIg “I“ Karma] .\I'I.~.~' Halo'l \V'Ilvmn is I w’uml in Durham. William McLeod and mm. \isitml On Sun- In Calder's. MN and daughtm‘. leer nf \‘entry. spent tht- formnr's sister, blHlnrnmvk nf Pric-v- Imlav o-Vo-n'nu: with "I Mr Adams «mm at Mr. 'l'lmmas ll by M1 who» has )Ir-t. J. m'n sh‘h'l‘. 0'“ it" El 3' ‘Twas a pleasure to have a bunch of the officials of Queen Street Unit- ed church along with the pastor, Rev. J. E. Peters, and Mesdames Moore and Watson athiss Phoebe Wolfe at our home on Thursday evening of last week. Mr. Clifford Cook cut up a big pilP of poles for J. R. Edwards on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jumps Atkinsun and family and Mrs. Joseph Atkinson spunt ttw first. (if tho work with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards. Quito- a numhi-r from this “Pit!!!- tmrhmnl \\'O'l't' pri-svnt. at thn iii‘: min at tho- latv Mr. Ara Hill's shirt: and vtto-rts in .\l't6'mo'si:l 0n Munday étnt'l'lltmll. Mr. H. .\lr.\rthur has takvn nut a In! ut’ pulvs t'nl' tlw no'w tI-lvphmm liiu- nn NW 1th and 6th winro-ssinns. 'l'ho- So-pto'ndwr' mow-ting (if tho» lowzil “Winn-H‘s lnstituto- was twld snnu- timo- ago at mo- tim- hnmv nt' Mrs. ilnlin .\lr.\rthnr on ”In 10th rnim-ssinn. Atmnt thirty fair nnvs wvrv pro-svnt. and a must. prntitahle timi- was sin-iii. Mrs. .‘lc.\rt|mr and Miss Mi-rrnn svrwd a dainty lunch- mm at lhu t‘lmw nt‘ ttw mvnting. Mrs H. 1‘. Edwards. sun Knith, \liss Mimi and Mr. Ed. Curry at town! [llntm‘ml M'm' tn bungannnn am Saturday M'o'nim.’ t0 Visit .‘IP. and Mrs. Hmrm' anr)‘ and other t'i'io"liot.~'. Tho-y had a must Pnjnyahln tirp. Mrs. (L W. Rutledge of Markdale is visiting among kindred and old neighbors at present. Mr. Ed. Cook of Palmerston spent the week-end at. the parental home. From the rush and bustle Of an c-h-rtion campaign to the quietudc- of farm life with its manitold du- tim and its nwn allurements is cer- tainly quite a change: but we are nut losing any sleep over it. One thing: that impresses a stranger, ranging ”w:- thp country. is the kindness. tmspitatity and indus- trious habits of the peonle. There are o-xi-o-ptions, of «nurse, but the majnrity nf fntk are just “splendidly true." This past summer has wit- IIO'sm-d mfll'P improvement in buildâ€" ings than for many a year. South- l-Iast. (tn-y has far m0 many {arm homes. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jack and daughter, Clara, visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson and family in Puslinch lately. Miss Margaret Greenwood and her cousin, Archie, spent three days of last week at London Fair. Amnng thnsv who loft for Detroit this Mnmlay mm'ning we’re Moss”. lid. Curry, \Vilho-rt Greenwood and Knith Edwards, Um latter having mm» home to hPIp his dad during tha contest. Durham Traverston. ( Our Own (3qu“ MacDonald, which was held on Mon- day at McNeil’s cemetery. Price- villo. Mr. and Mrs. R. Knox \‘isitpd on Saturday last with the former's brother, Mr. William Knox. Mr. Oliver Milliner with his 383 outfit has commenced threshing, and the craps are turning out well, es- pecially oats. The Egremont School Fair was held here on Monday, nine schools being represented. The affair was under the direction of Mr. T. Stew- art Cooper of Markdale. The ex- hibits were numerous in each class and of excellent quality. Holstein school carried off $33.85 in prizes. S. S. No. 12 carried off flrst in the school march, S. S. No. 10, second, and Holstein school secured third place. In the speaxing contest, Miss Florence Patterson secured first place for girls, and Miss Marie Ait- ken second in the girls' class. Master Bert Mather was first in the boys" class. .\ pleasing: feature of the [tl'ttt°e't'tllllf.:.~' was the presentation of e. unhl mental to Mt» lsalwl Hustle tut hm'm: seem-ml the highest standing at the l't‘t‘o'lll lihti‘zuiee, exzumnzttiens hehl in Holstein. 'I'he ma-alzil \\'n~ presented h)‘ the \\'u. ne-n's Institute. There was :t ree- Hl'tl :tllt‘lltl‘dllt’t' at the hair. and the ennlpetitinn \\:is keen. Mr. R. R. Kinnell has purchased a car of wostern oats and has them at his farm on the 16th concession. Mrs. J. Hay. who has been ill for tho last cmnple of weeks, we hre glad to say. is very much improved. Mr. Rory McLean of Stayner spent a couple of days in the village re- cently. Miss Alma Knnx of (nu-um was a I'N‘t'llt gut-st Hf tlw [with family. Miss Alva ll'Vin of near Mount Fun-st sprint a short timv m-(‘Pnlly with hvr um'lv. Mr. R. Irvin. Mr. .lnlm Rocks nt’ 'l‘m'mitn was a gnu-st at. “in humo- of Mr. and Mrs. William Nuison i-mwntly. Mr. and Mrs. Alvx. Ruthvrt‘m'il of 'I'm'nntn spvnt a fnw days with the Aiikvn familii's last wvvk. A number from here attended a party held at Mr. Charles Whyte’s, Priceville. where a very enjoyable evening was spent. ( Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks of Listowel, accompanied by his two brothers of Loring, New Ontario, motored to {the village on Monday and were present at the Emma! Fair. Messrs. J. and R. Hardy and Mrs. Hardy sppnt Sunday at Clarksburg. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE and Mr. Colin McMillan undertaker. She leaves to mourn her demise two sons, James at home, and John on adjoining lot; and three daughters, Mrs. Holtiday, of Eastern Ontario, and Elizabeth and Mary E. at home. The deceased lady was born in Lan- ark County, January 16, 1844, and was married to the late Matthew Mather on January 1, 19. Her husband predeceased here .17 years ago. The flowers were beautiful and consitsed of pillow from the family. spray from her grandchil- dren. spray from ['nited church, Holstein, also sprays from Miss E. Sharpe. Mrs..Caulllel«_i, Mrs. W. H. Rogers and Mrs. J. Klager, wreath from Mrs. \V. J. Philp. Those from a distance at the funeral were Mrs. James Holliday. Renfrew; Mr. and Mrs. Klager. Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. D. Bronson, Drayton. Several of the young people of this lino took in the Weinm' Roast lwlrl at. the home of Miss Kathleen Firth. Durham. A good timv was o'njnyml by all. 'llw nmnthly mc-vting Or “in “Tn- [nu-1's lnslitutv was halal at the linrno- Hf Miss Mary Mvtll‘avkvn 0n Friilny. St-ptvmlwr 17. .\li'.~‘. H. “”8le and Mr. .lnv 'l‘uylnr nl' ‘A'alkvrtnn spunt Sunday with Mr. illlL. )lrs. John Lynn. Bert Gibson, while motoring from Toronto last Sunday, met a motor bus about five miles south of Ar- thur. The glare of the bus’ head- lights blinded Mr. Gibson to such an extent that he did not notice a bridge which he struck and damaged his car by smashing a front wheel. Miss Ruby H0810“. loft. Monday for mwn Sunncl \Vlwrn slu- will tlakn a cum-so a! HIP N. H. C. Mr. R. J. Gadd is slowly improv- ing after his severe attack of pneu- mania. Miss Ella. Edgo I'vtm'nml to TOP- nntn 'l‘uosday after spending Hm summo'r months at. her homu hm'f‘. .\"I'. and Mrs. HPI‘I). ankins and family. avrnmpaniwl by Miss Alum Hawkins of Campbvll's l'lnx'nvrs. and .\lr.-:. Hm'h Hopkins of tlw Manitou- lin Island. sl'wnt. Sunday at 0mm Smeml and Wiarlon. Aberdeen (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. William Vessie of the Gara- fi'axa is at present threshing in this burg. Rev. J. Walker of West China, and an old college mate of Rev. C. Jay, preached on the Holstein charge last Sabbath and delivered excellent addresées on the work in West China. was planned. W I.“ .15".â€" The meeting was In charge of Rev. Mr. Ingraham, the pastor of Knox and Amos churches, and at the pro- per time. Mr. Watson, who was com- pletely taken by surprise, was called on and an address expressive of the feelings of his co-workers was read by Mrs. John Marshall. who a" the same time prer run? hm; with '1 Book of Praise. J unmanng is tin. address: Mr. James Watson. Dear Tsar. Watsmat It is always a swiree of extrema pleasure for friends to meet. to- gather in such social occashtns who-m- o~\'er,\'thin:: is harmony and good will, and our gathoring ihis evening savors of just such a spirit. and it pears that you are tin.- sourcv o attraction, sinen our gath- ering is an expression of apprecia- tion to you on behalf of your coâ€"op- oration in the cflreh services of Knox. As our pas r, Mr. lngraham states, you have been a “true yoke fellow" in the ministry of the gos- pel. It is not always what we really accomplish in lite that. calls for ad- mirataion, but the spirit and loyal- ty in which that service is rendered. Thus, yours has boon a faithful and untiring effort to makn thn musical part Of our services a blessing and a success. In oonsidnratiun of this your friends who have assvmbled here ask you to awnpt this Book of Praise with music as a slight token of their nppmciliion of your kindness nnd faithfulness in your contribution of musical talent. at Knox church. May you find this gift useful and as much a blossim: as it is our pleasure in pl'vsvniHm it to you. Signod on helm" of all who madn cmh'ibuiionl.â€"â€"31r.~'. John Mm-im, Miss Byers. Aihnri. Zialler. Mr. “'3“. Huiizrf. visibly nllan-d. m1? ‘ w and infin'VClatiV“ \‘luw'c'h in acceptinc (m- gift. afu‘r M. .«2. the remindvr uf tlu- M'r‘nim mm spent. in apt‘m'hc-s. singing ;;:..' "H'lill chat. The Serving nf hmvh and H”. singing of Auld Lam: Sym \'.-1 a most enjoyable vwning. Mr. and MP8. T. Silt-“Flow; \lr, and Mrs. Albert Marshall and Mu. Myrtle, [110de to Guelph lasl Sul- urday and visitm with Mrs. Fmstwr and othor friends. Tiu'y l'utm'nml on Sunday. - Terry: Noticed? Why a dozen of tho girls haw rnmxzni/M it already. Praym‘ Meeting was lwld 'l'uwsday night at. the home of Miss Juhnston. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stmwart and baby Roy, with Mr. and Mrs. James Reid of Holstein Vistim xw-pntly with the Sageman family in Proton. A number of the school children. with llwir teacher and parmnts, arn tmlay (Tuesday attending tlw School Fair at Ayton. .h-rry: Edna was afraid her en- gagement ring wouldn’t be nOficed. fluidly. low-hr 23. mo. BENTINCK SCHOOL FAIR WAS HELD MONDI Popular Annual Event End Exhibits and Big Crowd Parades Were Good. -0th«: of Unlock Vicmny by 0'. Correspondent. FACES BIG LAWSI'IT Imam 1'. Lucas, MJ‘. for Cu M0. um. against whom [in MM BUNCH. former Ministur 4 Cutout. hu entered suit for 81w m. m libel during [hr cant: i 3 goal: «meted at Stealer. t I_\ para “Ma \\ ”H DURHAM BOYS IN NORTHERN (A VOL. 59.â€"-â€"N() w»; the m‘bllslruvtlc from NHI'HI lizu bury. this \mr company undu- flw Nm‘Hn-m noctiun mill 1 ‘Syslvm. Kvnm‘ Is a u. 50 milm‘ Ilm'ih It" «m Munch“ New Ull'al'm, «uploy M Hu- xinevring «tum Ur. Hurry Kw “1‘ IS 3‘ [aru‘ “('0 t f ”I“ run 1"H‘H' \\H['k 'I'II ill; du flu lml m. W. C. McLachlan and W It.“ Enqlqed With Cans-true and Engineering Cnmpam at 11 any, in low Ontarm. Mr. \\ 19“ HI' 3 .\| H Mrlm