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PAGE 8 svmmratthchomeofw. James uncle. Mr. David Davis. em, recuperating. in Hamilton. Mr. Adam Keller, accompanied by Dolphie Lawrence, has commenced threshing Operations in this vicinity, with a gasoline outfit, being a decided improvement. Rev. J. Billingsley is at present hold- ing confirmation classes at St. Pauls church, Egremont. Mr. Irwin Matthews, who has been indisposed in the Red Cross hospital with a severe attack of flu. is at pres- everything we want by merely touch- ing a button." A. Husband-“You’ll never be able to get anything that way.” Wifeâ€"“Why not?” Husbandâ€"“Became nothing on earth would make you touch a button. Look at my shirt !” ; Our Own Correspomdml} Holstein North DURHAM. ONTARIO ;. Harry Davis of Mani- sing at the home of his spent Monday on Sunday, while Mr. Honeyman preached at Holstein and Fairbairn. Mr. McMullen took for his subject “Jesus rejected in His home town of Nazareth.” Jesus preached to the people in the neighborhood where he was born and lived for thirty years but they would not believe He was the promised Messiah. He speaks to us today in different ways, by His word, if we will read it, by the public worship of God and in our own homes, by the trials and sorrows in our lives, and the narrow escapes from death. He will force salvation on no one, but we have our own will to accept or to re- ject Him. Mr. McMullen and Mr. Wat- son sang a duet. The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be dispensed on Sunday next with preparatory services Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King and Milton of Ayton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Damm. Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe of Hamp- den visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. The members of the Y.W.A. along with a number of visitors met at the home of Miss T. E. Byers on Tuesday afternoon of last week and quilted a quilt to be sent with their missionary bale. A very pleasant time was Spent and lunch was served picnic fashion. Miss Florence McIlvride was brides- maid at the wedding of her cousin. Miss Noble of Guelph on Saturday last. Miss Margaret Watson was engaged for a few days at Mount Forest hospi- tal last week. Miss E. Byers returned to her-home in Parry Sound on Friday of last week after spending the summer with her cousin here. Miss Thompson went to Toronto last week, where she will assist in the Missionary Rest Home for a. month. Miss Eleanor Marshall and Misses McAlister have returned to their res- pective schools at Shelburne and Tor- onto. also Miss Esther Petty to Fort Francis. Egremont are spending a few days this week at her former home here. > Mr and Mrs. D. Marshall and Miss Byers spent Sunday evening with to his usual health. Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Wallace Jr. were visitors at the same home on Sunday. (Our Own Correspondent) Miss Vera Leith returned home on Thursday after spending a week with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Wm. Brown spent a couple of days last week with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Manary in Toronto. School started here on Thursday with our teachers all on duty. Mr. Clarence Calder of Hamilton was a visitor at his home here at the end of the week. Rev. Mr. Mercer and family returned home last week after a month’s stay at their cottage at Tobermory. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson motored to Toronto on Saturday to spend the week-end. Brownie Irvin is spending a few days with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sitbes and daughter Miss Dorothy Sithes, of Inglewood. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Sim and other friends. A very pleasant time was spent on Monday evening of last week at the home of Mr and Mrs. Arnill when a shower was tendered to their daughter Mrs. Rounding, a recent bride, by the young people of the community. Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Rounding will make their home in Grand Valley. Mr. Jack Irvin of Galt, Spent the week-end and holiday with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irvin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peacock and little daughter Diana, of Kingston, were visitors last. week with Mrs. Pea- c-ock’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Irvin. The W.M.S. of the United church held their regular meeting on Tuesday. At this meeting they entertained the associate members and the Young Girls' Circle. After the meeting closed lunch was served and a social time spent. The community was shocked on Thursday morning last to hear of the death of Charles Drumm. one of our leading citizens. Mr. Drumm, who had not been well, went to Muskoka for a change. After being there only a few days he passed away very suddenly. The funeral was held here on Satur- day from the United church Rev. Mr Mercer officiating. A very large number of peeple attended. Interment was in Mount Forest cemetery. The floral tri- butes were beautifu'. and numerous. iMr. Drumm was a very public spirited citizen and will be much missed in the tvillage and community. Much sympa- thy is extended to the bereaved wife and daughters. Mrs. Mervyn Beley of London, and Mrs. Norman McLaughlin of Hamilton, and to the other bereaved relatives. Clark Saunders was walking on the railroad track one day last week. He fell and broke his arm. Victor Good- child decided to start school last Thurs‘ day. He broke his arm while engaged in one of the school games. James Gar- land. just a little fellow about seven or eight years of age, decided he want- ed to see the world from on high. He climbed a tree on Miss McKenzie’s preperty, fell out, and he. too, broke an arm WEEK OF ACCIDENTS Holstein THE DURHAM CHRONICLE (Our Own Correspondent) Miss Marjorie McLean returned to Toronto after spending a. month’s hol- idays at her home. spent Friday evening at MoCuuig's, en route from their schools at 01160111 and Hampden. Mr. and Mrs. John Macfarlane 0; Toronto spent the weekâ€"end at their home here and attended the wedding of the farmer’s brother, Mr. Neil Mac- farlane and Miss Mary Bailey. Mrs. Dan McLeod, son and daughter, Neil and Mary of Toronto, visited with friends here and attended church on Sunday. Mr. David Hincks visited Sunday at Mr. Hector McDonald’s, Edge Hill. Mrs. Craig and sister, Mrs. Garfield and son Bobby of Toronto spent the week-end with their mother, Mrs. H. McDonald. Visitors over the holiday at Mr. Neil McKinnon’s were: Misses Gladys, Kat- ie and Annie McKinnon, Mrs. Slater, Harry, Edith, Annie and Emma, Grace Williams, James O’Brien and Dick Baxter, all of Toronto. Mr. Innis McLean, Toronto, spent the week-end at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hincks and Mary, Alf and Aimeda, motored to Owen Sound Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cooper and Betty of Toronto Spent the weekâ€"end at, Mr. Norman McIntyre‘s. Mr. and MN. Alf Drowley and daugh- ter Georgena of Edmonton are guests with Mrs. Drowley’s brother, Mr. Colin McLean and other relatives. Misses Margaret and Minnie Simp- son returned Friday to Chicago after spending five weeks visiting their sis- ters, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. McArthur. Mr. Henry Richardson of Toronto Spent the week-end here. His wife and son Donald returned home Monday with him after visiting a few weeks with her mother, Mm. D. G. McLean. Miss Sadie Carson who has spent the past three weeks in Toronto visit- ing, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Art. Richardson home from Toronto Satur- day and spent the week-end at her home. She returned on Monday to To- ronto, where she will attend school. Mrs. Hector McDonald returned home after visiting in Toronto. Messrs. Alfred Hincks, and Alex Mc-f Lean left Monday for Toronto to begin? school Tuesday; Allan McInnis to Pal- graxe, Murray Nichol to Stella, C. E. Hincks to Clifford. Misses Kathleen Durham Road. Schools reapened again last Thurs- day with Miss Edna McHugh and Mr. Findlay Shackleton in charge. Bornâ€"In Toronto, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chambers (nee Florabelle Mc- Lean), a daughter (stillborn). Mrs. McCannel. Mrs. McPherson and Miss Margaret McLean. Durham. Mrs. Philip Anderson and father, Mr. Gal- vin, Hamilton, visited last week at Mr. David Nichol’s. The C.G.I.T. group is having a corn roast Friday night in the church, when all are cordially invited. The admisâ€" sion, 1c. per cob at the table. The Sunday school picnic was held on Wednesday afternoon with a good attendance. The children enjoyed the races and prizes were given. The child- ren all spent a pleasant afternoon. A bountiful lunch was served. 'Jv“-â€"vâ€"_ w.â€" A number from here had the pleas- ure of seeing the eclipse of the sun on Wednesday. “â€"â€"v~._ V , We hear that Mr. Cameron Smellie has purchased Mr. Colin McLean‘s threshing outlt and is busy threshing. Adance was held Friday night in the agricultural ball when a good sized crowd was present from Swinton Dur- hamiFleshérbon and Markdale. A very enjoyable time was held and lunch was served. (Our Own Co7respondent) Mr. and Mrs. Oren Peart spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Barbour. ~ _-1 '11. ““J ‘v â€"vâ€"â€" ‘~â€" _ Misses Pearl, Clara and Hazel Wat- son, Miss Jennie Stewart, Mr. Dolphie Lawrence, and Mr. Norman Watson. visited Sunday with Mrs. Brock near Hamilton. Mrs. A. Picken, Normanby, and Miss w: " .V.‘ .v-- w Messrs. Hugâ€"find Charlie Scales and sisters, and Miss My Hargrave, vis- ited ' Hamilton friends on Sunday. -1LL Mrs. James Mack and brother David Poole of New York City, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mead and daughter Mary Spent in afternoon at Port Elem last in Vermont. ‘6‘ week’s holidays with her brother, Mr. Gem Common and Miss Mac 001- Mn.W.LelthofDromoreisavis-‘ itor with her aster, Mrs. James Brown and other friends in the neighborhood. Mr. 941d Mrs. John McGtrr, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McGu- ‘livray of Bunessan, visited any early in the week with Mr. and Mrs. John McLean of Shelbume. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hamilton attend- ed the shower for Miss Ethel Morrison; R. N. bride-elect at the home of her sister-m-law. Mrs. Alex. Morrison at Dromore on Saturday evening. Miss Nellie McLean and her sister, Mrs. Nell Norman, of Dundalk, were visitors on Thursday at Mrs. MoCan- nel's Mrs. McCannel, Mrs. Macpherson and Miss Ada. McLean, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and spent Friday in Owen Sound. turned home on Tuesday after a fort- night’s holiday with her aunt. Mrs. Modarmel. Traverston (Our Own Correspondent) Misses Lillian Flynn and Lillian Lew- is of Toronto spent the week-end with Miss Jean Park. Mr. and Mrs. R. ‘1‘. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McArthur spent the first of the week with Mr and Mrs. w. J. Mc- Fadden of Orange Valley. Mr. Walter Kinsman of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Peart spent the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. R. Barbour of Egremont. Miss Isabel Mays of Guelph visited over the holiday at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison and daughter Eileen of Swinton Park spent Sunday at the Nelson home. Mr. Harry Holmes and two daughters of town visited early in the week at the Mays home. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jackson and Mr. McLean of Glamts spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richardson and daughter and Mrs. Sam Warl'mg of (Our Own Correspondent) Lawren‘de’s Meat Market Special Prices For Saturday c.n.uwnwcs.m ammo-mo.- w. Ellison Baker of Toronto visited over the holiday with his pu'ents. Mr. Will Penn attended the Toronto Pam and Butte families. Misses Em utter upendmc n (draught in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monte of Palm- m'ston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFadden am Mr. Ronald Martin of No. 9 section spent the first of the week with Mr. Alex. Elastic and two children of town visited with the Robson family on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bryson Morlock of town spent the holiday with Mr. and in". Hugh McArthur. ur. md Mrs. Douglas Cutter of To- Mr. and Mrs. Will Plastic and was Schutz Pump Tile Co. Sold exclusively in Durban all Durham, Ont. lb. “1: