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Mr. George Hargnve visited over the week-end in Durham with his mother. who is not very well at present. month with her daughter, Mrs. 'r. B. Mr. C. W. Heard nnd Air. 0. Bum. at Detroit, spent a few days at the Wet:- nome lat week. Mr. W. Melcod nnd acumen Don- eldn. visited Sundny evening with Mr. tnd Mrs. sunny mm. hmtoflfltpandcnrencemmaon. thmPukJorputme. Mr. W. A. Lawrence spent over the week-end at Hr. Alfred Tucker’s. Wellace end Ray Adam visited the first of the week et Mr. 1110:. Hard- eon's Jr. PAGE 8 Mr. Wm. Williams, of Mimico, was a week-end visitor at him. Robt. Bell’s. Friends of Mr. John McEachcx-n sym- pathize with him in the loss on Mon- day of his mother, Mrs. Roger McEa- for the spring work. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Patterson and daughter, Marion, visited a day recent- ly with Owen Sound relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Bell have be- gun homemaking on the Binnie farm. We wish them a happy and prosperous wedded life. Mr. Jasper Traynor has been assist- ing Mr. J. 0. Hamilton the past week with spring work. Mrs. MoCannel and Mrs. Macpherson attended the funeral in Priceville on Mrs. Moore McFadden, Miss Morgan I Young P901319- 000:! music between at McFadden, Mrs. Rob MW and ism. son Rania. enjoyed a motor trip to‘ Mr. aners. 0. MoGlrr, Mr. mm Kitchener on Monday. Pace and Miss Blanche, of mm, Mr. Clarence Box-grave has hired with i visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Darkies’ Corners (Our Own Cmresvondeut) Miss Mary Floyd, RN., of Toronto. spent a week with her sister, Mrs. W. DANCE DURHAM TOWN HALL Thursday, April 28 Fur Floater Durham I The Crawford-Louise Institute held their April meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Edgar Boyce. There ’were 20 ladies present. Owing to the absence of the president, Mrs. McCas- lin presided and the meeting was op- ened by singing the Ode, followed by Scripture reading by Miss Grace Mc- Caslin. Minutes of previous meeting were read. The ‘roll call was well re- sponded to with “Hints for Houseclean- ing." The tapic, “Cookiesâ€"and how to make them," was taken by Mrs. David Hastie. She also brought samples and treated the ladies which was very much appreciated. Miss L. Fisher gave an ex- cellent paper on “Raising Chickens or Turkeys,” and read an article from a recent issue of McLean's Magazine on turkey raising. The meeting was closed with the singing of the National An- them. Mrs. Boyce and assistants served a dainty lunch. The next meeting is the annual meeting and will be held at the home of Mrs. Ezra Sacks, on May 18. A number from around here attended the party at Mr. John Adlam’s last Wednesday evening and report a, good Mr. and Mrs. G. Subject and daugh- ters, Misses Clara and Alice, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Kin- caid, of Mllverton. Miss Clara Subject, of Hanover, spent several days at her home here. Mr. Allan Hodgson, who has been seriously ill, is still confined to his bed. We hope to hear of his speedy recov- Grace, visited with friends in Wil- liamsiord one day last week. Mrs. Brown and 30118. J. D. and Alex- ander, and Miss Catharine Penner run, of Owen Sound, spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Jas. Alexander, Mr. Ivan and Miss Irene, of Hanover. Misses Irene and Louisa Subject, and Misses Core. and Alma Fortune visited a day recently with Owen Sound Mrs. John White spent last week with Mrs. J. Btrr in Hanover and returned to her home on Monday. Visitor-sat thehome oer.aners. Alex. MacDonald on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hustle and daughter, Miss Evelyn, of Toronto, and Mr. and Love," a three-act phy, staged by m Young Pe0ple. Good music between Mr. Harry Hodgson and sister, Miss Come to Crawford church on My Crawford (Our Own Correspondent) THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Alarcecmwdtumedouton'rhurs- dayevemngtohwthempusotthe public'acbools otthetowmmptake mmmmmmm- temAswehannotthecompletem otwtnmnannotglvethomm routothenntot this week.WehOpe mMpmybeofbenenttoMrs.Nlch- wwtndursnmchohonmdnon thtmthMon wmnmgSthpt-ueinthe any content Lorne, of Conn, spent Sunday with Mr. Grand Valley, spent the week-end at the farmer's mine here. members of her family on a, motor trip to 0111113 on Saturday. Mr. and Hrs. W. swung and w. and Mrs. Melvin Reid of Hmflton. Mr. Alfred Hlncks, of Toronto, called on friends in the village on Fr‘lday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson, Miss Mar- »jorle Nelson and Mrs. Geo. Altken mo- tored to Guelph on Saturday and spent the day. Dr. Brown was in Toronto on Fri-J day. we father, Mr. W. J. Brown ec- com-panled him home and spent the week-end. Mrs. W. Rife went to Detroit on Set- urdey to attend the funeral of a bro- ther-ln-law, who passed away very sud- Mr. Wm. Ramage, of Priceville, spent last week with his daughter, Mrs. Char- lie Ramage. Holstein (Our Own Correspondent) Miss Jean Ellis, of Toronto, spent the week-end at her home here. a portion of the history of the A.Y. P.A. by Mr. Harvey Smith. The meet- ing closed with a hymn and prayer. The next meeting will be on Friday evening May 13. Members should try to attend the meetings as regularly as possible, and take their part in build- ing and maintaining this organisation and cause it to be more beneficial to all concerned. Anyone in the district having any .items they would like inserted in our column may submit them to the cor- respondent or to any of the telephone Operators of the Allan Park central. By so doing they will keep our district rep- resented. Myrtle Herd gave a paper, which was the great speech made by Dr. Toyo- hika Hagawa, leader of the Missionary movement in Japan, which he made at the Missionary Congress held in To- ronto last October. This was very in- teresting and instructive, giving quite a detailed account of the conditions in the Orient, the deveIOpments in mis- sionary work, and the customs and habits of the peOple. This paper was preceded by a grafic introduction of Dr. Hagawa by Mr. McCall, who com- mented on the characteristics and good work of this honorable man whose great endeavor is winning souls to Christ. Next was an interesting paper read by Miss Hazel Herd on “Stewardship and Missions,” followed by the reading of mmmw and nut: Mrs. Wm. Brown accompanied her Mrs. George Brigham and son. Mil- ford, of Hanover, visited at Mr. mos. Bflghm's on Sunday. The social evening, which was to be heldattluehomeoanandeEd. Baileyonmyotthisweekmhonor ottheAllanPukA.Y.P.A.wulbeheld Wlu'ton district spent Sunday with Mr. 'rhuredey evening et Mr. M. Donnelly’s. Mr. Neil M00003, sons Tom, Bob and the week-end with Mrs. Henry Compare them, point for point, future for team. The ; armehctrlcremcemorunmtterotlmmâ€"nmea A high-grade Varnish for floors and woodwork â€"driec in six hours. Only a limited quantity at these pricesâ€" Varnish Special Motor Car Insurance is like any other com- modityâ€"you get what you pay for. A cheap com- pany gives you cheap protection. The motoring season is here. and you should protect yourself against accidents. How Much Are You Paying For Your Insurance? Padfield’s Hardware Irdware A square deal dways FRANK IRWIN, Durham FIRE and CASUALTY INSURANCE Askior Northern Nugget: Flower. m ”Y3. AW! Rbmmmwm