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PAGE 8 the week-end with his poems. Mr. and spendlnc a few days with his pwenta. mmum.mnundflk.spents day recently with her sister, Mrs. m- E The new spring samples ; of “Royal York” and : “Johnston Approved” ! Clothes arehere. E MEN! m. Cunpboll and sister. Mr. Gordon 1‘0th 15 8901161118 8 We E F. GRAFF C0. ( Our Own Corraboudmt) Wondgrful Val ,, 3W0 Rocky ASaugeen the week-end at the zell, Justina and Myra Liebold. Quite a number from this (icinity attended the funeral of the late Dr. R. H. Fortune on Wednesday after- noon, which was very largely attended. We extend our sincere sympathy to Mrs. Fortune and family in their be- reavement. Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Liebold, Mr. John and Miss Justina Llebold attended the funeral on Saturday afternoon at Durham of the late Mrs. Mountain. Too many quarrels are picked be- fore they are ripe. short calls on this line Saturday after- noon. Always glad to see your smiling Miss Lily Carmount for the past week has been helping Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cuspen, South Bend, who intends moving shortly to their new home in Mr. Harry McMurrie returned last week to the city alter spending over two months with his brother, Alex. Cnlderwood (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. Elmer hues has been. drawing wood to flaunt Forest last week, which is rather diflicult for lack of wishing. Mr. Lornz Liebold has been helping Mr. Dnvid Schenk, Ayton, put in his supply of ice. Mr. Adam Feick has Mews. West Dreir and Neil Boyd cutting wood. Mr. Alf. Schenk intends moving this week to the farm vacated by Mr. Will- ford Daley, who is moving to North Miss Thustenalda Liebold had for Stanfird Trade Schools _, MEN WANTED Earn 33 to 88 Deiiy at Auto and Ignition Repairing. Buttery, Welding, Electricity. Radio Batting. Learn in a few weeks. GUARANTEED PRACTICAL. Shop Training. k. sure phn for profitable . timeioll: Write for formation, pioynien t Ser- Jr. III.â€"Cecii Anderson, Douglas Bowman, Jack Williams, Margaret Kenny. Sr. II.â€"Elllson Edge, Leona McNally, Mary Scheuerman, Emma Scheuerman. Jr. II.â€"Tom Firth, Tom Bebb, Mar- garet Williams. Sr. I.~â€"Betty Perry and Danny Edge (equal), Billie Anderson, Jack Perry, Alvin Vaughan. Jr. I.-â€"Beatrice Kenny. Primerâ€"Vivien Bebb, Ross Perry, Michael Kenny. * Absent for some examinations. JOY T. PRIEST, Teacher. S. 8. NO. 1. NORMANBY Sr. IV.-â€"Allan Watson“, Wilfred Mar- shall“. IV.â€"Willie Glencross, Mary Allen’, Agnes Anderson, Mamaret Ede. Sr. III.â€"Edna Bell, Mary Perry, Ar- lene Bebb., George Scheuerman", Wil- lie Scheuerman‘. I.-â€"Wilm’er Seim, Billie Sharp. Mar- ion Byers. Clayton Fidler. 8r. Pr.â€"-Beatrioe Ball, Shirley Davis. Florence Gerhardt, Mildred Gerhardt. Jr. Pixâ€"Irene Stealer, Lulu Wid- meyer, Violet Schenk, Howard Kraft. " Absent for some examinations. SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS FOR PAST MONTH IV.-â€"Velms Davis’. Donut: Blastng‘. Norman Fulton, and. W‘. n.â€"Betty Henderson, Nelson Wid- meyer, Georgina Ball’, Irene Putter, Sinâ€"Viola Pollock, Elmer Noble, M11- ton Manta, Smith Hopkins. Kraft, Apderson Byers. Jr. 111 .--Beth Byers, Leslie Bell‘. Jr. III.â€"Wilhelmine Manta, Ernest Murdock. II.â€"John Murdock. Alvin Manta, Howard Bailey, Orrin Pollock. ock. Gerald Hiscox. Pr.â€"Faye Pollock. Average attendance, 18.24. Sr. II.-â€"Florence Petty“. Jr. II.â€"â€"Mabel Marshall ‘2 I.â€"Gladys Caldwell“. Sr. Pr.â€"-Kenross Marshall *. Jr. Pr.-â€"Lorne Lewis, Russel Lewis. *Denotes perfect attendance. ' Jr. Illâ€"Clarence Caldwell, Bernice S. 8. NO. 11, BENTINCK Jr. IV.--Ella Vollett, Margaret Mur- Jr. I.â€"-Eileen Manta. Marjorie Hap- Sr. I.-Ross Roseborough, Jean Hob- HELEN M. MILLIGAN, Teacher. S. S. N0. 9, GLENELG MARY FORD, Teacher. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE (Our Own Correspondent) Miss Islay Lamont, of Brent, spent the week-end with her cousin, Miss Myrtle MacDonald. Mrs. John Peglo, Elderslie township. spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kaufmann. Mrs. N. Purcell, of Vancouver, 3.0., is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Honess at present. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson and family moved to their new home near Chesley on Friday. We regret very much losing this family from the com- munity and wish them every success in their new home. Last Friday evening the C.Y.P.8. had a very pleasant visit from the Muloek B.Y.P.U. The weather was ideal and the church was comfortably filled, a was in charge of the B.YP.U. and was of a very high type throughout. The meeting opened by singing “What a Friend We Have in Jesus," after which Mr. Gordon Kramer, president of the Mr. and Mrs. Will Timmins visited Mrs. Wm. Kenney on Monday, who is very ill at the home of her son, Will. The Zion Women’s Institute held a successful concert in the church last Friday evening. Mr. W. A. Robinson acted as chairman over a varied pro- gram of choruses, six recitations, a mock marriage and .a play entitled, “Aunt Susan Jones.” There was a good attendance and plenty of laughter as the mock marriage was quite ridicu- lous. They only charged a small ad- mission of 10c for adults and realized 8r. Ina-Lorne Mountain 64 per cent. Jr. 111.4” ampbell 74 per cent" Ralph Mountun 74. time. She was the youngest sister of Mr. R. Whittaker, of Stone Settle- ment on the 4th concession of Arte- mesia. ' Members of the McClocklin family visited Mrs. C. W. Rutledge in Mark- dale on Tuesday. After visiting a week with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lawrence in Egremont, Miss Jennie Davis arrived home the first of the week. Glancing over the death notices of the Mail and Empire of Tuesday, we noted the death of Anne Whittaker, (Mrs. Thos. McKnight), of Toronto. fornierly of Alliston. We can readily recall a December wedding away back in 1875, in the Edwards homestead, when she was present at her brother John’s wedding to Hattie Edwards. She was a bright young maiden at that Br. I PM! Mountain 93 per cent. Marjorie Mountain 82. Jr. I.â€"-Elhnbeth Bolton 64 per cent. tously 111 last week. is fast recovering her old strength. Mrs. R. T. Cook. after spending a pleasant few weeks with relatives in Toronto returned to the Cook home- stead on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Blair of town, spent Saturday evening at the Ed- wards homestead. Howard Keith, Dorothy MucNtulty’, Elsie Hooper, Alec Mcuurdo, Carlyle praying for a week’s good slashing. 0.1!). Part have sawing bees this week. W. R. Jack and Joe R. Edwards had big piles cut up last week. Mr. Ed. Norris shipped four head of fat cattle last week, weighing over 4,200 lbs. They were splendid ones for their age. 8r. III.-â€"Lome Eccles‘, 81'. I.-â€"Bllly Mitchell. Jr. I.-Ethel 0m. Br. II.â€"Ruth Mcxem‘, Billie Mor- Jr. Pr.-â€"Calv1n Nott. 'Denotes perfect, attendance. (Our Own Correspondent) A goodly number of our farmers are Automobile and Fire Insurance Phone’ 192w 88. NO. 13 EGREMONT '. IV.â€"Elale Morrison. Lawson Mor- of. to NothMut the best D. McQueen FREDA K. EAGLE, Teacher. Traverston W taken care For rates apply Crawford BETH HINCKS, Teacher. Durham EU. mm mm unbound, Wt, mntookoverfliem.whwhbe- mwlthaaeuonofpnya'byaem 01th: members followed by Scripture W.MthPlumbynmln-yuc- Crawford society. introduced the 8.3!. harbor and told the story of the two muâ€"tomti_mvo ma “PCSSI'Mthâ€" leaves or passes. Another beautiful number was a pageant of the Three Parables, showing the Shepherd seek- ing His lost sheep; the woman search- ing for the lost coin, and the prodigal son leaving his home for a far coun- try and then the return and the wel- come of his father. Mr. and Mrs. Gal- loway took the solo parts. 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