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_ A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kingjhkville, when their daughter, Harriet May, became the bride of Ir. Ernest Hopper of Toronto, son of the late Mr. William Hopper, and Hrs. Hopper, of the 8th Concession, Artemesia. Rev. W". T. Cranston, B. A., on‘iciated. The interior of the house was eflectively decorated with autumn leaves and yellow chrys- anthemums. The bride, who enter- ed the room on the arm of her fath- er. looked charming in a dress of ivory canton crepe with tulle veil caught with a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses and lily of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Violet King, sister of the bride, was gowned in Silwr grey taffeta and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Miss Jean King, little niece of the bride, was dressed in robin‘s egg blue crepe de chene and carried a basket of pink rows as flower-girl. The groom was assisted by his nephew, Mr. Edgar Linton of Flesherton. The happy couple left for a short visit to Nor- thern parts of Ontario, the bride travelling in a suit of navy blue French tricotine, with grey hat and shoes to match. lipon their return they will reside in “fest Toronto. Row. W. M. Boll-Smith, Y.M.C.A. So-crvtary, Toronto, supplied tho Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday and delivered a good sermon. Mr. Bell- Smilh was formerly pastor at Hor- ning’s Mills for five years. Quarterly Communion service was hwld in the Methodist church on Sunday morning. At the evening service Dr. Fred Murray of Toronto assisted the choir and in his usual Mr. Gordon Long. carpenter here. was injured in an accident on Suturâ€" day last at Mr, John Brown's on the Rust Back Line. \Vhile wmking at a driving Shed with others a heavy beam being raised by a pulley swung out of place and fell over ten feel just missing Mr. Li‘mg’s head bul striking his shoulder and leg, bruis- ed and strained the muscles badly: [t was :1 close call and Mr. Long is thankful to have escaped so well. Service in the Baptist church here was withdrawn on Sunday and an- niversary services were held at Rockwle church, morning and even- mg. The pastor. Rev. Mr. V030. was assisted by Rev. Mr. Heatherington of 'l‘oi'ontn, who preached interest- ing sermons. Mr. Henry Down. Mr. Fred Math- ewson and M r. Mark Wilson loft last wwk on a holiday with snmv of th0 hllllll'l'S guing mirth. 'l'hvri' \wnl l'rnm Ruck Mills .lamvs Dargavcl, \V. Phillips, ll. McMullcii. lsuar ’anol Janws Smith. ,ininm'l by \V. Phillips. J. Hawrstnu and ll. Phillips of l’alâ€" mo'rstmi. .\9 tlw l’l'o-shylo-riun Guild mwling last \vm-k. \wll attvndml, the litm'al'y part of Hm program was mudv vspr- cmlly intz'rvsting and instructiw by Dr. 'l‘m'nbull. who spoke nu "Hom- municahlv Disc-330$.” Rev. H. H. Eaton, president of the Owen Sound District Young PeOple's Socieiy. was at “wen Sound on Wednesday evening last giving an address at a Young People's meeting. Mr. \V. H. MiHM' is mHVing this “us-k l'rum the I’m-shytm'iun Manse to his wry m-at bung, 311)“ on 'l‘or- min stl‘m't. Mvsms. S. Myers and H. Lung did Hm carpvntnr “wk on {Ins juh. finishvd in a ,2;li work- nmnlikn mannvr. At shooting matches at. Mr. W. T. Pwllar’s and Mr. R. Clark’s, a lot of barnyard fowl were disposed of. Mr. R. P. Bellamy, inspector for Bank of Toronto, is on a holiday at his old home hero. .\ll'. 1‘. (I. Blakvly, tailor. who will br missml. “011’. ll!” lust wm‘k ln join his family at Ham'lslnn, wlwrv hp plll'pns‘o's starting lmsinvss. 311‘. Marshall erlun has nlm'wl his family In tln- late. John Brw-n m-si- alo-nm- am] Mr. .Ianws Wilsnn has HWW'll ln Mr. .\lt'l.o-ml'.~‘ l'l‘Sltll‘llCl‘. V'Ul'alo‘ol by Ml'. Kl‘l‘lnll. “nanny, lonmbor 15, 1923. (Our own correspondent.) Sl‘l'infâ€"f SIN-N opposite the Mntlm- dist c-hurch has been greatly im- prnvml in appearance by the remov- al of part of Mrs. Vanl’mscn’s large ham. mm! as a "arafrv which slum] Close tn thv Sidewalk. Mr. .lnhn Stmv,art W est Back Line Halloween passed very quietly here. the boys generally being on good behavior. In some homes 'a pleasant social time was spent. Ma's. Wvltun ut’ Mnunt Furvst was :1 wowk-mul Visitur with hvr sun, (i. I}. and family hm'o. fine 'voice gave a well-rendered solo. Miss Helen Hurd, returned misâ€" sionary from Japan, was the guest of Mrs. W. A. Armstrong part of last week and gave a helpful talk to the Mission Band. Mr. R. W. Pawn. Knnx Collogv stu- oh-nt. stlppliml “UV. H. Shauuun's pulpils in ()sprvy on Sunday mul \ isitml his pm'vnts hm'o on anlay. Mr. Robert Down made a week- vud visit to Toronto and Mrs. Down and children visited her parents nvar Dundalk. Mrs. ll. Down is visiting her daughter at Maxwell this wank. Mrs. 'l‘urnbull 0f Cantiold, near Ni- 3 am, \isitod her son, Dr. Alex. 'lnrnbull, and wife for a few dayS. Mrs. (Dr.) 'I‘urnbull was callod to Toronto on Tuesday by the sudden draw of a friend in the city. Mrs. Alf. Thistlethwaito has ro- tnrnod from visiting in Toronto and Niagara Falls. Hog. Hutton, who was injured ro- w-ntly in an automobile accidmit and taken to Owen Sound Hospital to:- treatment. has been brought to hF< honin on tho [inst Buck Lino and is malmi: go ii [M mva A NW of his )tHHi'.’ High school frivnds horn \‘isitod him on Friday owning last. Dr. Fred Murray of Toronto is vis- iting his brother and having a hunt,- ing holiday here this week. Mr. C. E. Stephenson of Toronto, formerly manager of the Bank of Mcmtreal here. visited here over the week-end. Mrs. (Dr.. Murray 31 livtty have roturned fr lwr sister at Beachville. Mrs. C. E. VanDusen returned on Saturday from two weeks’ visit with friends in Chicago. Miss Wilda Martin spent the week 0nd with ht'l‘ aunt. MP5. Nat. Caswoll. Mrs. D. Mv'l‘avish returned on Friday frum Oshawa, where she was nursing her son Charlie’s wife, who was very ill but. has made good rvcovery. JERRY ON THE JOB LITTLE JIMMY and daughter from visiting A splendid musical recital given in Massey Hall, Toronto, on Friday evening last at. which Miss Gladys Cornfield and Mr. R. N..C0rnlield, formerly of this place. took part. was broadcaster], but the. radio here gave poor service, (lisam‘minting the friends of these brilliant young mu- sirians. At the churches here on Sunday the services were of thanksgiving character and in keeping with Arm- istice Day. Silent prayer was ob- served for the two minutes and the National Anthem was sung. At the Methodist church Mr. Otto Clipper- ton sang a beautiful solo in the morning and Rev. Mr. Eaton likewise in the evening. The sermons were good. At the Presbyterian church Mr. D. H. Gallagher of Knox‘College. who conducted anniversary at Eu- genia in the morning. preached an able sermon here in the afternm‘m. Rev. Mr. Vose was the preacher at the Baptist church. After renovation reopening: sorvicn will be held in tho I’rosbytm'inn church at tho usual hour noxt Sun- day when a preacher from Toronto is expected. A fovvl suppor will ho given on Tuesday evening. Successful anniversary services were held at Mount Zion Methodist church on Sunday. The pastor, the Rev. H. E. Dufl‘ield, preached morn- ing and evening and Rev. Mr. \Vake- field in the afternoon. Anniversary service was also held at Wesley church, Vandeleur, conducted by the Rev. F. N. Bowes of Markdalc. the pastor. Mrs. W. J. Stewart’s class of eight girls in the Presbyterian Sunday school held a candy sale on Satur- day and realized $5.24 for missions. has been nursing a sore side for some days, having sustained a frac- tured rib by a kick from the plow while at work in the field. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE ”EF' '~~!HA‘1."‘,IS MQZSPUDE in the various ways the day was spent. Many visitors were here, among whom were: Mr. Otto Clip- perton, Mr. George Mitchell, Jr., Miss Lulu Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McDonald, Toronto, at Mr. G. Mitch- ell’s; Mr. and Mrs. E. Craig, Mr. Hor- ace Veals, Miss Shirley Murray, Miss G. Hymas, Miss Jessie Orr, Toronto, and Mr. E. Robshaw, Dundas, at Dr. Murray’s; Mr. Henry LeGard, Mr. Jo- seph LeGard and Mrs. Herb. LeGard and two chuldren, Toronto, at Mr. Ed. Best’s; Mr. Jack Karstedt was home from Owen Sound; Mr. Bob 'l‘rimhle was home from Hespeler; Miss Dell 'l'hurston, Miss Rene Car- goo, Miss Boatrico Thistlethwaite, and Miss Sophia Findlay were home from Toronto; Mrs. W. Ross of (ivorgvtuwn visited her sister, Mrs. W. J. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Ht‘l'b. Smith and daughters of «Owen Sound visited over Sunday with relatives here and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hugg and Mr. Rubin-t Hogg and mother of Chats- wm'th visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Littlvjulius, 'l‘oruutu Lino. Minand Mrs.1“1‘m..l Mc'l‘avish and the lutter's mothvr, Mrs Bonnet, and sons, (}¢3¢.)1'gn md Charliv Bonnet, of Oshawa, were week-mu! visitors at Reeve McTavish’s. MP. and Mrs. 'I‘. (I. Batty and little daughter won-0 at Oshawa and Whit.- by (war tlw week-0nd and holiday. Mr. C. E. Jonnott 0f (-iuvlph made a week-end visit with friends here. Mr. Mark Wilson 01‘ Durham is holidaying for a few «lays with his uncle and family hero. Messrs. Kendall and Reg. Boyd are home from Toronto nll a holiday. Miss Ruth Turnoy of Nowmarkot is visiting her brother and wife hero. \ PLAces “ 1. Im ((Pm Arm nmrrmp 4:74.. IPO I.m P35 7 mpoflm .Z We are indebted to Councillor Carruthers,‘ Mr. Joseph Buchanan, and Mr. Wes Plantt, fox generous and appreciated heats f1 0m their farms. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. VanDusen, who have spent the past two months here leave on Wednesday for Chicago, their former home. from where they will go soon to Seattle to reside and enjoy the line climate there. Mr. VanDusen’s mother will accompany them to make her home with them. Mrs. VanDusen, now in her 86th year and remarkably smart yet, has been a highly respected resident here for over forty years. She will be great.- ly missed in the Presbyterian church and Ladies’ Aid and by all her old friends who wish her happi- ness throughout her evening time of life. Mr. and M rs. W‘. L. Young of Mark- dale and friend, Miss Virtue, of Tor- onto, gave us a call on Monday while on an auto outing on the summer- like day. Mr. Will Buchanan, student in tho O.A.C., Guelph, visited his parents over the holiday. of Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Carter at Dundalk. Mr. W. Vernon Snider of Waterloo was a week-end and holiday visitor at Mr. W. J. Caswcll’s. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Breese, Miss Hannah Breese, and Mrs. McCullough of Chatsworth, and Mrs. Hall and daughter of Owen Sound, were here on Tuesday to say goodâ€"by to their old friend, Mrs. VanDusen, before thanksgiving with her aunt at Dun- dalk. Dr. and Mrs. Turnbull spent part Miss Tena Henderson visited over Eaton at the parsonage. leaving for Scuttle. They were also visitors with Rev. and Mrs. H. H. By Swinnerton 9mm.