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(Our Gum Correspondent) Mrs. Hostetter returned Saturday from a two month's visit with her aunt. in Montreal. .Vlrs. McLaughlin of Hamilton visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drumm. last week. Mr. Charles and Miss Jessie Prit- chard of Guelph spent Saturday with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ir- vin and family. Rev. Currie of Everitt preached for call in the Presbyterian church on Sunday last. Mr. Currie is a cousin of the late Rev. Currie of Bethel and East Normanby. Rev, Johnston of the Presbyterian church here has accepted a call to Glamis. which lies between Pink- Prion and Tiverton and is a one point charge. The induction is ex- pected to be next week and Rev. Johnston is this week packing and will move as soon as the manse there is ready. . 1" f-‘-IA... :An wkn'v. G. S, "Scott of Br-igrlon. for- mvrlv ol’ Holstein will be mdpcted on Thursday this week at Flngal, near St. Thomas. when: he has ac- 60;»th a call. This also is a one po‘ipt cllgl'gy. , r\-,_1 (“Vina Tnanon_ Brad: and van Sound. .\ nasty urn-Mont ”CCIII'I‘PII Mon- day now: \x'lwn (hat-n Carter. 3 publit' whnol gi11.«i:m;:htor of Mrs. Harrow. “MD 15 xc-siding “ith lwx' pm'vnts. MK. and Mrs. Jns. ! o tlm-sburgh. was struck by a car driven by Arthur Smith. Mr. Smith was hymn-Ming smtth while a truck driven by Mr. .lntm Leith was go- ing north. Svhunl hmt just been let out. amt the ptlpils were crossing the Main street. when the. flCClthIll.‘ mw'ln't'ml, firm-e was attempting: to rross tho- street. behind the truck. which nhstt'urtecl het' \'l(_‘\\' of the car and alsn of that. at Mr, Smith with the result that. she ran in the path of the car. She was knnckect down. the car passing over her. but luckily not by the wheels of the war. When pit'keol up she was «taxed amt was taken home in the car. She is. badly bruised about the head amt body and will be confin- ed to her bed for a _couple of weeks. We arn thankful that nothing: Illnl't.‘ swious happened and is a xxm-ning to all to be careful when driving near a school. A number of tlw former neigh- lmrs and friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Orchard. journeyed to their 111-“ home in Mount Forest on “ednesdax meninsr. Maw 16th. to spend 3 1e“ hours in social inter- course “ith them 1am! in piesent them with a handsome iloor Iarnp as asliglti token ot the esteem in “hich thex “ere held during their long sojourn in Holstein and \icin- 1t.,v. The address was read by Robert Sim and presentation made by Mrs. William Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Uri-hard thanked their friends for their kind remembances after \xhiCh all joined in singing "For ”'lhe} are Jolly Good Folloxxs . The rest of the owning “as spent in community singing. games. Bit. A inst), lunch _\\_as se1_\:1d at the (lose ‘I‘ PAGE 8. The next meeting will be held at. the home of Mrs. Henry (Iowan and will be the Canadian meeting so don't forget the date. June '21. On account of the late season the re-organization meeting of the Senior-Intermediate was not held until after the__tirst prctise whieh “as .held‘ on Monday night. The meeting was held in Roberts Hall With Mr. George Fenton in the chair and George Bye secretary. The ofl’icers for this season are: Hon. Pres. Bert Gibson: Pres. R. J, Arnill; Vice-Pres. George T. Calder: SeC.-Treas.. George E. Bye; Captin. James Blyth; Manager Bert Eccles; Coach, A. Clements; Linesman Arthur Irvin: Goal Um- pire, Robert Scarlett; Reg. Commit- tee. James Blyth. Bert Eccles; Field Committee. R. J. Arnill. Arthur Ir- Vin. John Calder. Bert Eccles. Up to the time of this meeting the officers of last year carried on the business. entered a team in the W. i _ L.“ Q.“ F. . and had a schedule drawn up. Ample material for a good team is expected. Nine of last year’s team have given their consent to again May, which W111 be strengthened players and several promnsgug JUDIOI‘S. Arrangements are belng Luau lus pa..."- games with Ayton before the sche- dule opens. Priceville (Our Own Correspmcdent) Mrs. McCanne , Miss McComb, Mr. and Mrs. Jo n Burgess, spent Sunday afternoon at Thomas Nichol's. ._ Miss Janet MacDonald of Toronto, spent the week-end with PriceV'ille friends. . . Misses Esther and Aellge and Mr: - Misses Esther and Nell Alruy MacLean spent the Mill theii paients here \VILII Luuu yang“..- _ Mr. Allan MacInnis, Ballycray. spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. "' Misses Hilda MacKechnie and Alma Hopper spent the week-end at their respective homes here. Mr. Dougall MacLachlan and J. C, spent Sunday at Angus McLach- Ian's. Mr. Jack Scott and sister. visited on Sunday at H. MacLean‘s. Mr. and Mrs, Joe MacKee Visited on Sunday with Mrs. MacKee‘s sis- ter. Mrs. Aldcorn. A play will be given by Young People of Shelburne ['nited church in St. Columba church here in the hem- future. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacKechnie. a son on May 18, 1928. Congratulations. (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. Bvrt. Adair, \Vindsotz. spent the week-mu! recently. \Vlth hls mother and _hI’0thm‘s__ here. HIZ~~ mum... u... -_ , Mrs..\111irc\\ Schenk. Miss .Vla111'li11,ancl Mrs. Norman \Vid- {1111\111‘ suton spmlt last ”111111 sday at “1101121: Leibolds.‘ 1" 1_‘_‘_ 'LVLâ€"l L-wv-u \11'. 211111 3115 Valentine Fatum. M1. and 311's. Ezra Kraft suent Sunday at, John Leibold's. Mr. I'Im‘in Kroner. accompanied hv his sistm Miss Cecilia, spent Simila) at \ulontine K1-”Satt Miss Lizzie loibold Hamilton, 1)i:in..is \‘isitiig with i'elatixes 011 this 11111). Glenroadin (Our Own Correspondent) 311'. Ben \Iax es. “110 has “01de I‘m- 3115. Banks i111 tliv last ment} mimtlis. has willined to his old imsiiion in Guelph. Mi. i111! 3115. laucliiv McLean s w int 511111131 111911111" \xith Mi. and 3113 Gillen _Boyd_._ I“ n‘ 1 _ A _‘ buls' Iva- â€"' “1.111111 MIS Herb Trafloul and G01dnn \isitml “it“ their daugh- tm'. Mrs James Miller. 1'gcently. fl L‘ l. .VLLQ Uun;.nl,u ----..‘_--. - ---__-,. , Mr. "and Mrs. Isaac Hooxmr of ligronnn‘xt. Spent. a day tho first of llw week with Mr. and Mrs, John Hnyd. Mr. 1111111 Bmd is quite busy‘ shearnng sheep these daxs. \11.1’ 1h111n1111 \I1.11n11 \115. 101111 Bowl .\I1'S. Bell and Miss Ada Banks \\ 11111 in 1)“ 1111 So11n11'111111's- 1111} 31111111111111. Mr.and er 31.Kenn\ wereto \‘ISII. Mr. Fred Horst 1'ecentl3.MI'. 1hnw is n1 very poor heaHfiL 311'. Allan. Dan MeGilIivary and 1111111111. M11. Charles Stimson of To- ronto. spent part of Monday with 1111111 11111'111 3111'.(1illen 80311.11 \\ 115 11111111 3. no\elt\ 101' M1'.Stin8011 1111 51111 a sheep shorn (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins from vast 0f Dromore Visited at the par- ont'al home. Mr. and Mrs. John Ken-1° 01’ this place .. There was an exchange of pastors last. Sunday. Rev. Mr. Jay occupied Knox pulpit in Durham and Rev. Mr. Smith ably filled the pulpit here. taking his text from Romans 10. Miss Jean Derby. nurse, visited her sister. Mrs. James Kerr, and other relatives here for the past there weeks. She returned to her home at. Niagara Falls the other day. Mr and Mrs. John Morice took a pleasure «lax the other day and be- txwen \isiting and fishing. spent ”I“ ”3}. (It :2‘11 1. PiCkCIl_S. “"‘l‘1‘1‘;‘“.il(;‘tlvléâ€"(-)f Sir. énd \Irs. Nichol Pull 0t E10111 was brightened last Sundm bx the arriVal of a little babv girl. t iii-3111101 813th is hnme from the hospital and his arm is improxing \1‘1‘3 nit-9173. Mr. and Mrs. W. Eden made a flying trip to the home of her mother. accompanied by Mrs. Ro- bert Eden. They report Mrs. \V'al- lace and son Willie as improving wry nicely, Varney several promiSing *vâ€"weekâ€"end M. J. Coldwell, Regina alderman, has stirred a storm in Ottawa ny his testimony regarding alleged trafficking in immigrant permits. Hon. Robert Forke. minister of im- migration, has tlatly denied that he gave Cnlrtwell certain information which the latter claims to have received from him, involving an ex-member of parliament in such R. H. ISAAC DIED THURSDAY IN TORONTO traffic. Former Resident of Durham and Bgremont Passed Away After Long Illness From Heart Trouble. _Tntp1~mnnt Made Saturday in On Thursday morning at 8.1M Mr. Robert H, Isaac. Toronto, suc-’ cnmhed from heart trouble in his 60th year. Five years ago he had an attack of the fit} which-affected hls heart. After thls he galned and for two years was able to enJoy 11fe. Three years ago he had another attack from \vhleh no never re- covered. 511109 a year ago he has had several attacks \vhlch weak- ened hls vitallty. However, he was able to be. up most of the tlme. He was of an exceethnglv cheerful d15- posltlon. very fond ot‘ company, an ardent, lover of .musw. and always ,Iooked on the. brlght sale of every- thing. He was born at Dromore, the son of James Isaac, and in the year 1894 was married to Janet Paton, only daughter of the late Robert Paton of Flesherton. They farmed suc- cessfully until fourteen years ago.‘ when they moved to Durham where they lived until three years ago. then removing: to Toronto. Mr. Isaac was a Liberal in politics and in religion a Presbyterian and was seldom absent from church when health would permit. He is surviv- ed by his widow and two children. Dr. James Isaac. professor of His- tory in the lTniVersity of Colorado. and Margaret. at home, also six sisters and one brother. They are Mrs. Bunston. Dromore; Mrs. Baird Mrs. Coleridge and Mrs. Ray, To- ronto: Mrs. Mli'lntyre. Port. Arthur. Mrs, (D12) Fettes, Calgary and Will 31' Toronto. The funeral service was held from his late residence. 71 Melrose Avenue and was conducted by his pastor. Rev, H. E. Abraham, assist- ed by Rev. W. Stewart. 3 close friend of the deceased. Interment took place in Mount Pleasant Cemâ€" etery. The many floral offerings bespoke the respect in which the deceased was held. There were: pillow from the family; wreath, Rev. B. W. and Mary Paton; wreath. Canadian Inspection and Testing (10.; sprays from Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Isaac, Mr. and Mrs. Coleridge, Mr. and Mrs. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. J. Isaac and Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Vipond. Miss A, M. Crosland, Miss Pepper. and Miss Lems. The pall bearers were James Baird, nephew, â€"Interment Made Saturday Toronto. q011w to hear M15 Wilbert Bly th got hef hand SBVGI e13 burnt. While making candy the dish overturned “hile lifting it off the stoxe. We hope she will soon be well again. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Luther Phillips, Henry Near, A‘l- bert. Connell, Pideu Connelli' and Robert Ronald, all cousins of the deceased. “vv Vwâ€" ' vâ€"v Friends from a distance were Dr. J. P Isaac, Colorado; Rev B. W. and Mary Paton, Fleshe_;rton Mr. and Mrs. John Bunston, and Miss Snell, Dromore; Mr. Henry Near, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. 3Robert Ronald and son Earl, Galt; Messrs. Albert and Pideu Connell, Harris- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baird, Galt. “He suflered patiently and long his hope was brlght h‘ls faith was strong; the peace of Jesus filled his breast and in His arms he sank to resti’ I once knew all the birds that came And nestled in our orchard trees; For ex erV flower I had a nameâ€" My friends were woodchucks, toads and bees; I knew \V here thrived in yonder glen What plants VV ould soothe a stone- bruised toeâ€"- Oh, I was very learned thenâ€" But that was veiy long ago. I knew the spot upon the hill W111e1e checkerbeiries could be found; . I knew the IuShes nea1 the mill Where pickerel lay that weighed a1 pound! I knew the woodâ€"the verV treeâ€" 1 Where lived the poaching saucy 01 OVV And all the woods and crows knew me, But that was Very long ago. And, pining for the jgys ys of Vouth, I tread the old, familiar spot, Only to learn this solemn tiuth; I haVe forgotten. am forgot EYet l1e1e’s this youngster at my knee Knows all the things I used to know To think I once was wise as heâ€" But that was very long ago. I kan its folly to complain 01' VVl1atso e11 tho fates dec11;ee Yet new not wishes all in V'ain, I tell V011 VV hat n1) VVish VV ould be; I’1l VV1sl1 to be a boy again, Back with the friends I used to LONG AGO ~ mus-n... I...“ For 0,1 was so happy then! But that was very long ago. :Eugene Field candidates, bu are all Sound- Of course Thursday, It! 34. 1923 we need sound civic but we pick some that 5.58.39.93.58'58931033A Jamey W. Wilson. Superintendent of Durham Stone 5nd Sand Com pany’s Plant Here. Is Now Tra- velling Superintendent of New $1,200,000 Company to Be Known As Consolidated Sand and Gravel. Limited. The merging: 111' 11111 .1111111 1",. I sell sand and mavvl 11111111151. 1,, new $1. 20000” 11111111z1z1\ lust \\ has made $011111 1i1:111,:.1.~' 111 11111 sonnel Of the. 111311182011.” >111“. last. Thursdm 11111 “111-11 1°:11111 111 Harvey \V “1151111 01' 11111111 who has 111m 511111-111111111111111,111 local plant >IHLL' H 1‘11“"!111 1,1 ations hm SHIN“ six 111' >1~\1111 \ ago. that 111* 11:11} 111111 311111111111- the 5mm1111111111111111‘3 111‘ 1111- plants in t!!!) Illl‘l;_'1: '!'§|.15,1 clude the plants :11 11111-11:1111. \\‘:1 ford. two [11111115 :11 l’:11-1~. 11:11: at Fullvx', (1111111111. 111'111' Hilwx. GETS HIOH POSITION WITH NEW COMPANY VOL. 6Lâ€"NO. 3181 The now mummy :- as Consolidated 5mm Limited, has an «mfh: ization of $1.3m,qu has been issuwi. ’l‘h shares alllhurixmi H 100,000. or HHN‘H 7m Issued, 1mm“: :m shares rvsm-Vmi 1m» .w mgfm'vnrv >Il'dl'¢‘.~. The new mmlmm' enviablo posiliun 11: that it has. “in (mm cial mvn \ms MM. rapidity with whim purchasc-d win-n ;. maX‘kvL 'J‘lh‘ Hl‘i'iq‘c‘ Jolm l-l. Huswzi. w. Robinson. (ivxwml XI Thompson, Assistant \\', L. .\'u\\'m;::w-}1. H all 31'“ “PH :Hui 2:1‘ to UN? tl'udc's 1H \‘~.§.;~ caters. and 1m: mm Slllt ll \\ TORONTO LEADS [N STREET LIGHTING Claims Best System At Lowe Proportionate Cost H: gmwm m WIS TOI'UIHH lunch :in this continvm ix; exec-Hunt .~:x--1 ii: lowest mnzmxtumut m" M a stub 1m 11‘ party Cnmmisslnnv that City. and mu ronto press, \K'Hi: lamps in 1190, Hu: lighting: in ”w «mm as $483,833 'Ihl~' 1 milvs 0f ('11) and streets. \1 « vn t xw ~31 lights, “ith :m 3' miles 31141.60 mil.» the cost w: ann \Vindsor. with :u: square milos and a of 84. has 4 J34 ian the municipaht} S pum. London fimm In this tabulation. AH}'\\'3}'. ”1“ Il‘“\' {Tomi youth requirvs 105s mm than was nvcossar'y in mm old-time alihis. Ruhtenian )riest. was acquim-d :1 Hamilton. )nt.. charged \VIHI mm curing a feigned marriage lwt\\'w:f himself and Mrs. Elvanor l-‘o-x'xu.~un He formerly held ('l‘lat‘gél's in $21.49 awhewan and Manitoba, Bum aw shown here. The priest denim} t.« mock nuptials. She was n'mx'oly hi housekeeper, he said. The woman being a divorcee, ought to haw known the nature of a marriagw ceremony, the judge ruled. Th :mt H Rev. Father J oseph ll m authoriz L’WLUW'. :il anagnrlul staff. 'zmd annum an a: lam; '08 an 3H'3 In IN. m vh'n Rus- 11\ In 101" ”In M! .U'S