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PAGE 8 Misses Phyllis and Mabe "'ohnston, of Holstein, visited recen with their friend, Jean Jacques. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. French and son Douglas. and Miss Lenore 3:11: of Fergus are visitors this week with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hamilton. fl, nnd other relatives. Mr. furry Styles received a telegram advising him of the serious illness of his brother. P. Styles. 3 patient at Gravenhurst. He and his brothers leit at once to visit him. (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Patterson und Don McQueen Darkies’ Corners OTICE! and Mrs. JOl'm Lawrence. Mrs. M. Brown. J. D. and Alexander and Mrs. A. Hastie and Dougald, spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sumpton. Port Elgin. We m sorry to report Mrs. Nichol under the doctor‘s cm. mmy friends hope she will 34 enjoying better hum). er, a recitation by Miss Vera McCas- 11:1. and an address by Mrs. Heeney on "The League of Nations,” telling of its origin and the work it is carrying on. At the close of the meeting Miss Grace McCaslin put on two contests. Misses Myrtle MacDonald and Islay Lamont. visited in Owen Sound on Cat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Twamley and children. and Mrs. Will Campbell and children. spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. McClocklin, Zion. We are sorry to report m1.Walter;Vamy ] Nichol under the doctor 5 care. Her; (Our Own Correspondent I 1 mums friends hope she will soon be The Varney Wide-awake» Community enjoying better health Club held a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, Jr. Cl‘fl wford iThe young couple were presented with (Our Own Correspondent) in pyrex pie plate in a silver stand and The Y. P. 8. met in the church last a pair of colored woollen blanketsur Thursday with the president taking: and Mrs. Marshall repied suitaby, and charge of the devotional and business thanked the club for the gifts. The part. Mrs. Heeney had charge of the ;lawn was illuminated with gas lan- programme WhiCh consisted Of a song terns and the club enjoyed numerous by Orville Calvin. Earl and Jean OD-Eoutside games. On gathering in the pertha'iser. a 8010 by Miss Lynne FiSh-§house a varied programme was given. er. a recitation by Miss Vera MCCRS- ICommunity singing, “There’s a Long, lin. and an address by Mrs. Heeney on‘LOhg Trail A- Winding.” opened the "The League Of Nations," telling Of itS‘programme. Humorous readings were origin and the work it is carrying Oil-{given by Miss Florence McIlvride and At the close of the meeting Miss Grace :Miss (3, McAlister. which caused much McCaslin pill on W0 contests. merriment. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John White and Missigave several numbers on guitar and Georgina. spent Sunday With M11 and violin. While lunch was being served Mrs. Lorne Goldsmith, of Massie. gmusic was supplied. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown and fam- ily. of Glenelg. visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. Stinson on Sunday. We are sorry to report the illness of Mrs. Mc- Crae and hope for speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. C. McGirr and Miss B. Boyce. of Durham. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. MacDonald the first of the week. WMWWWQ‘WW¢O Instruments 3 Victor Phonograph ............ s 5.00 Chase Organ ........................ s 5.00 Blatchford Organ ., .............. $ 20.00 Dominion Piano .................... $ 30.00 De Forest Crosley Radio “is 40.00 Williams Player Piano ........ $ 95.00 Stuyvesant Player Piano ._..$ 95.00 Gourlay Player Piano Ms 95.00 Mason Risch Player ....3125.00 T. C. Barker Tuning and Repairing 1 door north of Chronicle Office DURHAM. Ontario WOOW'UWMWOO‘OOOOOOO" \ ,3 95.00 Mr. Donald McIlvride and son Nor- man, and Mr. James Petty, accompan- ied by two other gentlemen from Ayton, motored to Ottawa Friday, July 15, to attend the Imperial Conference there. Mrs. ('Rev.) Wm. Hill (nee Ella Bar- ber» and children. Doris. Jean and Lorna. of Oak Park, .Ill., and Mrs. Richard Barber, of Durham, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barber and attended service at Knox church. Normanby, on Sunday. We congratulate Miss Dorothy Rit- chie, who has taught. the past two years at S. S. No. 14. Normanby, on passing her two entrance pupils, Glad- ys Schenk and Lloyd Schenk, the latter with honors. Besides being a suc- cess as a teacher Miss Ritchie took a great interest in the community. She wa a great help to the community club and was always willing to help at their literary meetings; helped to arrange their social evenings and played on their softball team. Her place as a teacher will be hard to fill and we wish her every success in her home school at Edge Hill where she is engaged for the coming year. Mr. Bert Barber has engaged Mr. Joe McCulloch. of Vickers. and Mr. Gor- don Grant has engaged Mr. Fidler of Holstein. to assist with the busy sea- Knox church. Normanby, are bold- ing their anniversary" services on Sun- day next, July 24. Morning service is at 11 o’clock and evening service at 7.30. The annual garden party will be held on the Monday night following. July 25. Miss Dorothy BOgle returned home Monday from a week’s visit with friends in London and Woodstock. The applications are still streaming in the vacant schools in the vicinity. The Orchardville school received as high as 87 applications in one day and the other schools are receiving similar numbers. The Varney school, although not vacant. received a number of ap- plications. It will pay you to advertise in The Chronicle. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE two children, of Egremont, spent the first of the week at the Davis home. Mrs. M. Hudson and son, James, and daughter, Margaret, of South Bentinck, and Mrs. Mllburn of town, visited early in the week with the Part family on the 6th concession. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tlmmins and Mr. and Mrs. Albert McNally attended the funeral of their uncle, the late W. H. Hemphill at Flesherton last Thursday. We wish to congratulate Miss S. E. MacLean over the success of her en- trance pupil, Miss Ada Banks. Mr. Thos. Cook, of Markdale, is vis- iting this week at the home of his brother, W. J. Cook. Mr. 'and Mrs. J. R. Edwards and fam- ily and Mrs. Jos. Atkinson spent the first of the week with the Neweu tam- ilies in No. 9 section. Zionites arranged last Thursday even- ing to hold their annual garden party on July 29 on the grounds opposite the church. The Women’s Institute met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Adam Anderson. About thirty ladies were in attendance. After the usual opening, Mrs. Alfred Bebb read an interesting paper on “Pilgrims.” Miss Mary Ander- son gave a talk on “The Banalities of War.” Miss Clara Jack gave a real in- teresting paper on “Current events." There was community singing and Mrs. Jack played several fine selections on the accordion. The question drawer brought forth some puzzling questions. Meeting closed by singing the Institute Anthem. Mrs. Anderson and daughters served a tasty lunch. Miss Jean Allan, of Manitoba, is hol~ idaying with her cousin, Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Wm. Paylor met with misfor- tune Friday when a frightened cattle beast jumped against her and it is thought she suffered a fractured hip. She was moved from her home to Dur- ham Hospital on Tuesday. We wish her a speedy recovery. The community join in extending congratulations to Miss Elizabeth Mc- Millan of Glenelg Centre and Mr. Jas. Doyle of Proton, who were married in St. John’s church on July 16. Miss Blanche Beaton and brother, Gordon. of the Centre have been en- joying holidays at E. R. Peart's. Mr. Donald McArthur, son of Mrs. McArthur and the late John McAr- thur, of the 10th concession of Glenelg, was married on Thursday, July 14, in London to Miss Annie McGillivray, of Detroit. formerly of Dornoch. Dornoch ‘EOur Own Correspondent) The annual Garden Party of Dor- noch Presbyterian church was held last Thursday evening on the church grounds. The weather-man was very kind as the rain held off until the pro- gramme was nearly over, with the re- sult that there was one of the largest crowds in attendance for some years. The ball game between Durham Hock- ey Club and Wiliamsford was very ex- citing at times with Durham as the winners. A splendid supper was served by the ladies in the basement of the church from 6 to 8, after which the crowd listened to an excellent pro- gramme put on by the Durham Pres- byterian choir, consisting of choruses, reading, solos and duets. which were enjoyed by all. The proceeds amounted to $85. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Barbour, and son Wilfrid, of Egremont, visited one day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mrs. Gordon Ross, of Lethbridge, left. on Sunday to visit friends in Chat- ham, after spending six weeks with her brother, Wm. Smith, and family. Mrs. Thomas Smith and daughter, of Napanee, spent the week-end with the Smith family. Congrapulations are extended to Miss Annie McGillivray, of Detroit, and Donald McArthur, who were married last week. Rev. James Skene and his son, Rev. Bert Skene of Toronto, visited the first of the week with the former’s brother and sister, Geo. and Miss Mighton. Mrs. Bryce Dargavel and two daugh- ters, returned home on Saturday after two weeks spent visiting friends in Rochester and Niagara Falls, N.Y. 11y accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mortley spent Sunday evening with the Allen family in Hanover. Misses Muriel home. Sorry to hear that Mr. Gordon Rob- ertson has been under the doctor’s care for the past week. How he will soon be up and around again. Miss Katie Morrison treated herself to a new Ford coupe. Miss Dorothy Schafer. of Owen Sound, spent the past week at her home in Glenelg. Masters Donald and Gavin Ray are spending part of their holidays with their aunt. in Toronito. (Our Own Correspondent} Haymg‘u m tun swing this week. Lavina Allen accompanied them and Mrs. R. Mortley and fam- (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and m John McIntee and son Bernard, of Normanby, visited here on Wednesday of last week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Puller. of Nor- manby, visited with friends here lust '1 lmrsday. Miss Mary Hopkins attended the U. P. W. O. convention in Ottawo lost week as a delegate from Allen Park Club. Mr. Norman Willis and two sons, of Palmerston, spent the past week at the home of Mr. W. S. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Park spent Sun- day at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Benton at Strat- ford. Mrs Grier. daughter Betty. and son. Kenneth, of Toronto: are holidaying at the home of Mr George Mighton. Pleased to report that Mr. Alex. Grierson. of the South Line. is recov- ering from his critical illness. Mr. John Mair, of Glasgow. Scot- land, a returned Medical Missionary of South Africa. where he had worked for several years. is spending three weeks with his daughter. Mrs. Jim McCall. and Mr. McCall. Mr. find Mrs. Tom Bailey. of Han- over, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith. Miss Eleanor Elliot, of Jackson. vis- ited Mrs. Alf. McCoag on Monday and is 'spendlng a week at the home of Mrs. John Bartman. The Harback reunion was held on the first of the week in Brigham's Grove. when relatives to the number of fifty gathered from Kitchener, Waterloo. Neustadt. Cllflord and Hespeler. St. James’ Anglican Church. Han- over. was filled to capacity on Sunday last when Confirmation services were held. with Rev. C. A. Seager, Bishon of the Diocese of Huron, administering the Rite of Confirmation to a class of seventeen, composed of members of the Hanover and Allan Park churches. Rev. and Mrs. Lainge, of Belwood. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall on Monday. Mr. Alf. McCoag is employed at J. D. Hewitson’s at Jackson for a. few weeks. Miss Gladys Alexander returned home for a longer visit after spending several weeks with her Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leek and funny. sister, Mrs. Wickes. of Buffalo. Mrs. of Detroit, visited Monday at Mr. Geo. Wickes and daughter: Phyllis. and son, :Black’s. Freddie. returned home with her tol Mr. and Mrs. Booth Wilson and tem- spend a month with her parents. Mr. ily, of Toronto, spent the week-end ti and Mrs. Geo Alexander. {Mn Welter Broughton’ s. July Savings Lawnve’s Meat Market Phone”! ORLAWIENCEM ”hum S‘torGSc SATURDAY SPECIALS 150 lb. lSclh. SIMMCSc 1 Mrs. Wickes and children. of But- .fa.lo, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Alexander. bliss Gladys Alexander returned with .her after a ptemnt holiduy. ; Mrs. Kenneth Greer and two chil- 'dren, of Toronto, are holidaying gt the [home of her parents. Mr. and In. gGeoerge Mlghton. Mr. Greer visited itwith them a couple of days last vat. parts at the hay. The wheat harm wmalaobemrtghtunmeunOAot Miss Mary Romans nttenled the Farmer’s Conference in 0mm. :3 I. delegate from Allan Put U. l". W. 0. Club. '1 Mrs. Palmer Phillips md family re- lturned to their home in Toronto on Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Ed. Hawand son. Wal- lace motored to Toronto on Thundty. IMrs Hut and son Wallace nomined for a longer visit Miss Grace Reay is holidlymg vim her aunt, Mrs. Harry Brigham in 'Do- Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Knisely and fam- ily, of Normanby. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Turnbull. Mr. Gordon Coutts holidayed in 1b- ronto last week. Mr. Neil McKinnon. of Toronto. spent the week-end at Mrs. Elizabeth McKin- non’s. Mrs. Archie McKmnon and daughters, who have spent the put two weeks there, accompanied him home. Mrs. Wm. McMillan. of Prim-ville. visited Saturday with her sister. Mrs. Ed. Heard. Swamp College (Our Own Correspondent.) Miss Margaret Kennedy returned to her home in Shelburne on Saturday, after spending the past week with her cousin, Agnes Heard. Miss Isabelle McCormick. of Toronto, is a guest at the home of Mr. Joe Miss Mary MoCannel. of Toronto, is holidaying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Angus MoCmnel. Black. (Our Own Correspondent) I'll-*5 1d! 21. 1’83 North Vickers HAYING HELPS 16c lb.