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ARE FOR CASH ONLY A rumor persisted around here for some time that Rev. W. J .x Burnett. formerly of Dromore, but now of Saskatoon. has not been enjoying good health. This was dispelled last week when a letter from Mr. Burnett stated that they were both well. through Ireland which. was very in;- teresting and humorous. . Mrs. James R. Wilson read. a paper on Irish liter- ature, which had been prepared by Mrs. James Allan. who was unable to be present. Mrs. P. Hopkins and/Mrs. S. Williams sang “Come Back to Enn Mrs. Alex. Milne gavean Irish reading “Jimmie Butler and the .Owl. The pm was closed with an Irish contest after which a very fine tea gas served byithe.hoste$, ms. ThenextmeetingistobetheEng- lishmeetingandwillbeattnemanse. Mr. Alex. Milne madea business vis- Domoch (Our Own Correspondent) Storm has been the order of the day but we are looking for spnng Just around the corner. , (Our Own Correspondent) The Women’s Institute held their regular monthly meezmg at the home of Mrs. Finlay Clark on W esday afternoon, March 6th, with ' y of the ladies present. This was the Irish meeting of the year and an Irish pro- gram was given, opening with the Singing of “Where the River Shaman Flows”. Each member responded to the roll call with an Irish Joke.. Mrs. John Benton, the only member born .1?- Ireland, _read a_p_aper on a trip Mrs. Wm. Smith left on Saturday for Trenton to visit her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Brown. Miss Reta Willis of Dumam spens the week-end with her friend, Miss Mgtguezjte quiett. Mr. John Johnson who has spent the winter months with his uncle, Mr. Robert Corlett left for Paisley this week where he will spend a week with his sister before returning to Western Canada. Mr. Howard Smith went to Toronto last week. Wonder What; 1:3 the at- traction. Miss Merle Morice as home from Owen Sound visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morice. and recupera- ing from an attack _of tag Influenza,1 We are sorry to report the misfor- tune of Mrs. Jas. Robertson who had her wrist broken recently by a fall on Mr. and Mrs. A. Livingstone ano. Mrs. Livingstone Sr., visited recently with the Morrison family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Vasey on the arrival of their sixth baby boy last week. Assessor James Lynétt of Normanby was in this locality making his anâ€" nual round last week. Mr. Henry Baker of Hanover has been engaged by Mr. William Bogle for the summer months. The play, “Cranberry Comers” is being put on in the church here on Friday of next week by the members of the Durham A. O. T. S. Class. Quite a number from here attended the crokinole party in Knox church, Durham_. on Tuesday evening. Mr. James Leesoh spent 'over the week-end at Stratford. The Egremont Council are going to make a decided efi‘ort to stop the loss of sheep by dogs which amounted to between ten and eleven hundred dol- lars last year. ‘ Restrictions Will" 'be put on before grass grows and it will pal dog owngrs to_ take notice. ‘ The sympathy of all in this part goes to Mrs. Mary Mathews on the death a week ago of her sister, Miss Minnie Schenk. Varney (Our Own Correspondent) Several members of the Board of Varney United church were in Holstein Monday dealing with the resignation of Rev. C. A. Jay who has accepted a charge near Hamilton. We are sorry to - lose this_ excellent pastor. A real social time was spent‘ last Friday night in the home of Mr. Ar- thur Lawrence by the Community Club agumented by a number of neighbors. Bom.â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mead, in the Red Cross Hospital, on Tuesday March 5th, a son. who enjoyed the light of the world a little “more than a day and passed over to the spirit world. _:I‘he mother _is doing well. _ Thc Vamey church people are feel- ing sorry for the loss of their pastor, Rev. C. A. Jay who has accepted a call to a parish in the vicinity of Ham- Dromore THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Rev. Mr. Jay has received a _ unam- mous invitation to become pastor or Bartonville United church in East Hamilton. He has accepted the call but will not leave until the end of June. The congregation at Holstein regret very much to part with Mr. and Mrs. Jay, who have endeared them- selves to the people_ here. Mr. Clarence Fenton ls m Windsor this week attending the annual meet- ing of the Western Ontario Division 01 the Orange _Gra_nd Lodge. _ Some of our readers could. scarcely: believe the account of a snake being seen on the road south of the village which. we reported a short time ago. Well, \here is another. A week ago Sunday Mr. Louis 'Woodyard killed a lively garter snake about 18 or 20 inches long in their yard, not more than five feet from the house. The snake was on the hard crust of the snow not far from a fence post from which the snow had drifted away. Louis thinks the snake had made its den for the winter down around the post and as there» is not much frost in the ground it was able to move on: of its winter quarters. 5. number or ground hogs have veen seen lately by people in the surrounding country and several robins also, so surely Spring win come early or else some of our wild life will be disappointed as. well as we human beings. Bornâ€"On Thursday, March 7, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. John McGillivray, or the 14th concession of Egremont, a da_ughte:._ Mr. D. P. Coleridge received word recently of the death of his aunt, Mrs. E. R. Manning of near Brisnane, Queensland, Australia. Mrs. Manning visited her relatives around here some years 90. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bryce from near Hopeville moved into the village last week. Mr. Bryce has engaged to work for Mr. R. Irvin on the farm. The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Sim on Thursday March 21. Roll call, Irish jokes. All lac_li_es gordiallx welcome. Bomâ€"On Sunday, March 10th 1929 to Mr. and'Mrs Ezra Wettulaufer of the 14th concession of Normanby, a daughter. Mrs. Thomas Brown and Mrs. John Clarke of Durham visited their Sister MES; Wm._ B_rgwn gne day last week. Several of our village boys went to Durham on Monday evening to see the_ Walkertpn-Durham_hockey matcn: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown received word on Monday that their son-ln-Iaw, Mr. Alex Morrison or Toronto was very- ser_iogs_ly _ ill. Miss E. Mather, R.N., who has been attending Mr. A. Tucx -was called home on Saturday on account of the illness of her brother, Mr. James Mather. Mrs. William Gardiner of Mount Forest is staying with Mr. anders. A. Tuck at present. We are sorry to re- gort Mr. Tuck is ‘ still very seriously 1 It’s Wholesome As Wholesome as a jolly Baker’s Smile. Yes,-_- and it’s tooth:- some,_ too. F o r it’s baked with care and cleanliness. Henderson’s Bakery HENDERSON’S TWIN CRUST BREAD“ Xfi VOL. 62.â€"NO. 3221. Hydro Forces We first Bruce The whole campaign has be of hand feeling if one in to the daily press .reporw. and instance a moment church. I of the town had threaLc-ned u; draw his support from the Ch the pastor, who was a Hydro ac was granted the prn'ileuo 0' m1 the church property. Thu (-21:11 ficials, not to be blufl‘c‘d. had 7i] jster’s name placed on 11x 11" ' i The fight in Bruce Coumx- ; pm or Ontaljlo I‘Iydro in ampton was a. vxctory my the fox-we, though the majority of dosqeno h to make in mm “d If the y Interests, the 0mm my from Mimi can change suthcxent vomg 11 threatened coming protest. {be} yet be a. fight over the result later report states 1.11221 1211a 12 rather than cause any 3.1;1101 decided not to cas1‘12x Whether or n0t thlS 5161;112:131; under the “tampering section of the Municna; 911-: 11; be decided by the c01111>~ The action of 80111311:11‘.‘:'- 2". ‘ porting the bylaw its to 11.. (.111. W111 no (101.~ b: 1112.1. .r feet on the mumc.” » .; yet to vote on the mu ._ 121â€"1; 1y, The Chronicle 1 1;2:1: >3 53.1: has taken the 02‘ h .0231: .v-‘;;'s while the worknus <_:» 1111;: not always be clear a a most intricam s‘ 101:; we have 3e: to :::.-ir ‘2 which the system 11:: 11;. :_ : fairly with any 22’;1‘112;1_‘;t1:_1-1" everything human. ‘2222 (.;~:.';.".«e has its ball-ups. and «,z-rx. ;.,:..-..1‘ of its lesser 012mm: storms, but the '01:; ‘3.;:._' .. 1 has since its: inceptkc‘ 1; ;: rons hydro a: (ON 11:17. 21511:" I} palities certain 11: 1.. 1-. r‘:--'::‘: vantage oxer 1120512 owned systems. 1112111; operated for a prom. We congratmate Srv‘z‘i‘;;::::})t( its good sense and would 115‘s: 11 zens not to pay too much :rtilf'll' that portion of the Ontario are: professes to know that the C private interests are mow mm in the municipalities. that: 1114 themselves. Hydro 1:1 01:13 merely a banding together of C municipalities for cheap 3»,n=xe2 they should be able to 10m: themselves without any outside ‘ The private interests had the 1 to themselves for a long tame a: not lie awake 0' nights thmki schemes on how to sate thei: tons money. The advent of the naturally has stirred them up now they would like. to regal: ground they hayeAlost.. Our advice to Ontario municip is to stick to the Hydro. It is and if it is not being run rig! can find a way to correct it. P power belongs to the men who < and the public is not considered any other angle than that of much can we get out of it?" A not blame the private interests have every respect for them. Vi even human enough to admit were we placed in a simnar p4 we would do just as they art- It is a straight business propt with them. perfectly legal. and ' justifiable GRADING STATION OPEN FOR BUSIT The Durham egg-grading commenced operatiom ye (Wednesday. morning with M Westmcreland of the Dermzm pafi‘tment of Agriculture m anoe to answer enquirim am: :5 vice to the farmers vino urou Located in Middaugh House Farmers of Surrounumg Distr Assured 01' Full Returns for I 'wu'" After the station hr» been a short time the “01k 0: gm eral supert ision to the gradmg taken over b\ the xeguiar em org appointedfib} thc Domain ’5‘“ Inspection of eggs is no: cor. Durham. but is carried on the Dominion with the result ' manager of the Egg Grading never knows when or where L may be picked up and gone the Egg Inspector. A shipme be inspected for example on at Toronto 01 the Inspcczo: walk in unexpectedly and; ms] ifi - Durha m 0-. Ir-â€" spy.--" . N0 partial'ny it'- shown by mspectors and the NERO sever: ties apply in the case 01‘ an 0: ing station which fails to com the regulations as apply 10 3] er in eggs. The full I‘f’SDOllSit ~‘Q‘.~ 01“ ‘ eta-1"»? nnn'inh'QnPt“ “X“; L” Eli“ wâ€"v__ “ "‘ (Q‘T. ing station M110 . the regulations as 1;! ) er in eggs. T116 1111‘. strict compliance “it; upon the manager A‘A-« ‘« Apart from the amuracy ; grading. the Department has: terest in any 01' 1111‘ unmet" grading stations. 1111' when: I try. Any financial obligations met locally. ghe station is ope! Q A ‘ AAA i 'Egy-s wan; and Work Has m Toward Installatzon A a ‘ .~ 1111C LIV“ a no-profit b21515. ., ment's duty ends. \K'itil 2:5 lac mm to see that at-t'112‘atw :2 done and the prosecution. I: n of all egg grading station I who fail to comply with the other words. the Depart nen' concerns itself in the effort 1 fair play and adequate mom turns for the producer. t was sent in from 1119 W95: '1 Mighbor thought he saw sm “8 from the residence of M; m on Garafraxa sire-.3: 3111 “l8 alarm that 59:11 I’m- irem; to the scene. Luc‘mlg t they viere received an -’“Youre 131110th {or 5dâ€"“What s the ide say ‘ HYdro for .CS'