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thr " do the m " "I? ot u with none I n mm mm mm not)» ES hit I" “and: Wedding of NI“. In writing to the Rank-w with regard to her subscription. Mrs Hugh Mcthie ot Soak. landing says: "We t.ave had the nicest. winter here, no need to so to the Con! as for as weather van concerned. though many um tro. We have no - to speak of now, but the air Is sun quite cool and sun shining brightly. Tomorrow we attend the wedding of our niece. Miss Annie Mamhalt. daughter ot Mr and In. Geo. Marshall to Mr Albert George Mills. a prosperous young farmer of mu district, formerly of y; human. fun-r son at me non. ". ttwee companions had gone to Lon- V, Luau. 1uronto. and formerly m don on Saturday. and mining the \lurkdnle. to y.ty only daughter ot train home Spell! the evening there. Mr and Mrs w. H. Hunter of Toron- Gordon, knowing ot a. freight later. (O. After " hill"? honeymoon, Mr and informed them tttt Intended to "hop" Mrs. Lin-as will return to Toronto. onto it and m to St Marys, as his where they will make their home. parents would be tutziomr. He left Kr," Ch.. o. Sound. Nearly But-nod to do this and after some time his only prompt work try the tire ttri. ammonium; followed him to see it he mult- »;m.l Knot; Church. Owen trot on. The train had none on as Roland. 1mm Ues'tiutctioit by tire Sat- they got to the Mation, but one of ”My night about 11 o'clock. The the-m heard groans in the dark and minin- was issuing from the building soon found him, helpless as above. u Luz» quantities. but the tiretrwn Sympathy will be felt tor the parents Ambit the 5...“ of the tire in the so sorely bereaved. An inquest will altar under main auditorium and bo held. ., ‘n had it under control. The cause The remains were brought tour- m .t mystery as there was very Ilttle ney to his Innt's. Mrs A. MeCatte'tt, .ul:.mnmble material in the cellar where the tuner-l was held on Tues‘ and no one was in the church at the day afternoon. Tho deceased's par- mm- The loss, will be about 32000, ems, three brothers and sister were all present and A very large con- Attends Wedding " Meee tonne of friends Ind old neighbors In writing to the Review with assembled. the service being taken rcgartt to her anhacrlptlon, Mm It.? by Rev. Mr Whenlnn. Interment Ins Mccrio or Pf landing» say-s: "Vie made in Noplowood cemetery. t)tt Saturday. April 3rd. in Wash- man, " c, the marriage took phure "t Kc-mlall. elder son of the Ron. t. 3. Lucas. Toronto, and formerly of Han-mm. to Greta. only dautthter ot Mr and Mrs W. H. Hunter of Toron- to. After a short honeymoon. Mr and inner of England." w Music» Circle mm at Mn DWI": The monthly met-ling ot the Young Ladio-s' mission Circle of the Queen St. l'plted Church. in held " the home of the President. Mrs R. Pud- fwld. Thursday evening of In! week. Mrs Mold [unaided and the meet- ing opened with n hymn nnd the Lord's Prayer In unison. The min- utes of as! meeting were read uni I report of last year'- bnuineu was given by NI” Twamley. The scrip v',,",'",,",',',?.',,".,,?.) [,'i'1"rl,/"1"v,/Jt “Hill; Thu marriage took place ouivrlyin' to this residing in Egremonl. near .. ss", mm“ ‘Halnilton on Good Friday, April 2nd. Fuirbaim. He was one of a large- .0!‘ Miss Jean Mob-an. daughter of family and in the immediate family Mug-yon Ctrclemeet at Mn PadtietdlMr and Mrs. Dan McLean, of hur- circle, leaves a wife and two adopt- m. mummy Die-rill]: of the voutuCham. to Mr Albert Victor Canon. of ed children to mourn. These are a [nun-5‘ iMssiort CirClo of the Queen Grimsby, son ot Mr and Mrs A. A. boy 14 years old at home, and a l Uplted Church. was held at the', Cation of Toronto. formerly of Dur- daughter, Mrs Gordon Davis, who horm- of the President. Mrs R. Pad- ham. The ceremony was performed with her husband. are also on the mm, Thursday evening ot last weeiclby Rev. w. H. Burgess, B.A.. former. home farm. um mama prrveidrd and the meer'ly Presbyterian pastor in Walkman: The funeral service on Wednesday mg optrtr'd with a hymn and theior his Manse home in Htuuiltou,iatternoon, was conducted by Rev. B. Lord's Prayer in unison. Tim min.;“here he is now engaged in social D. Armstrong ot Durham, interment uth of last mow-ting: were read and ttl,serxiee work. After a brief honey- “king place at -Mapiewood ceme- n-port or last yrar's business “humanly. they took tut residence in terr. ciwn by was Twamler. The scrin;Gx'Imsb>'. where the swam for --r-- turv lawn was read by Mrs Phdfwld I some FM“! Wk ins held a lucrative and was ttmowed by n hy mn. Mrs. position " booieper ot 1 Fruit “It. DAV'D DAVIES Purina gave an mien-sung talk m-‘COMMY- The bride is well main-l The death took place on Sunday. the mom“ of the Mission Circle. orably no“ in Durham. having tor 3rd April, ot In David Davies, " an» the Heralds answered to the the out nine rem. been a valued Mannie, Sash, dughter of Mr. and Watch Tower. Miss E .Twnmley gave assistant In Mr. J. H. Human In. Arch new. or Elbow. But. a mm on 'stewttrdshiF' In Hort Minivan "ore. Here by her run-5x". Davies. mviou to her - Wilson contributed a solo which was tut manner and runny ositmotsitiul race in the an or 1914 lyrtlo Kmtly onuchted. The meeting she made my tg'egtdr, and hel'EEctor. and will be Jd'a'Wdnlf,'i',l'l' was closed try n hymn and chonlrhce will be In!!! to mm. In hy nay/h will!“ locality. myer by Mrs Peters. At that.” Thou-twinhuorhhostofmends when ”only in: - spent. a. social half hoot who spent. aim-no out to the m couple on unit We me up; may; nraetietNrtt at which a dainty pet - send. in: in Mice“ has; lune of If“. _ ' ' and Wu follow"! by I hunts. Mrs. Padfteht gave an interesting talk on the» interests of the Mission Circle. After the “on”. answered to the Walt): Tower, Mus E .Tnmky gun: a (all on ‘swnrdlhlp.’ In lurk “use. mtrlhtcd a gob witch was "any mud. The was: Ovsappo'mlod , After about Anniversary in: 'rhr. 67th An iversary Services ot .1". Durham l byterian Church. m" be held in t 0- Town Hall, Sun- day and Monday. " 16th and 17th. Pow w. J. Barnet of trt. JIt',t win wrath at Io": Sun y no II. Par- :irulars of the Mond t meeting will I... announced hw- Screenings. We have in stock 1 ctr ot Roebu- rd Wheat Smanlnu. Anyone' need. ing strong reed should get 1 supply betoro the roads break Price ' .50 per ton, ground, 'die: "o, 'dell,, in bags. at the 'ts Mills John McGowan VOL. XLIX. NO 15 mum, leaving about thirty years a- , to continue farming at Station and modbricme. Since her Inn-band's mm. she has lived with her dang!» -rs in Toronto. She was My years of o' and death came " a man]! of general breakdown. Many of the Ian- mm In Proton and elsewhere in remember her and regret when , Uer demise. c. jl‘; \1OWN64 'rs/rd EOPICS " ty FOR SALE. Phone “A. r. 6. Jon. Patterson. R. R. l. Vane) do: the ther Burbank 'the gm! Nttturw tied I few days Mo. Who will continue his work.' Th Durham Club of Toronto. will Mr "all" meeting " the K Inn. ll: Yam Bt., Toronto. May. April 19th. nun bank SN a week or nice mailm- stmnllnx nobly with tks. old Winter. Just to Mill had Ionw kick in i a snow storm last naming. April 16th, the .s-mod at 10m. And " r--rr done with the tur- Town Hal Pam recently re- of her aunt. Toronto. on t. She. was Jt at ds in ion and Life o'clock "arman play ot 'ir, Fatally Injured ,,v,r,' Wh, ll Mt aid ' jiht" iiiiittttltgiiti,- tihttrititt,, On Sunday last there passed away in Elmwood, one of nature's noble- nwn in the person of Mr Donald Me Gillivray, who is known and related to a large. number ot Bentlnck peo- ple. He had reached his Mad year. We have not heard of my particular disease that might carry him on. but we expect it was just decay of hat. uro's powers. We do know however that those who knew him will long vherish kindly memories or him. Mr had a large family. but all 't (11)! a daughter Mary. with whom he med. have passed on before him. To this daughter all sympathy will be txtended in the separation hom her eldest and dearest friend. The remains are being placed ina (‘hrslcy vault until roads are passab- le. when they will be interred in Rocky Sauna-en cemetery. 's. the Bible wading was taken bythad givenvup work and evidently hinDSEI' Mrs Thos McGirr. This was follow-i was not himsph" i by the repetition of the Lorxi't, PM": [weaned was born in Mull. Scar! rhurvh by Mrs Mellraith- A very i land. on Dec. 4, 1849, and at the am», Now lull amount of the chain of colleges.“ 12 years. came to Canada with [uni waxing watching norms Canada from the At-' pal-mtg and for a time they sta.vediportune lontit- to the PaeMe, and the spieml-l at Woodstock. From there. tite.v,lgar1ittr id work clonv by them, was not forth, moved to Egremont, settling a few nanny I in this paper. Mrs W. H. Smith; miles west of Dromore, and here Wt-f One I gavo- aritrther tine paper on ‘Prayer'.l find him for nearly 30 years, a ru-tcles on Th" series ot' PM)?” on this subjrct! bust and industrious young man. :siSif-d i have been wry helpiul. The Rolli Fifty-two years ago he marrieditake ac Call "35 antswered by a Bible verse, Miss Abittal Leopard, a member ol'ui Cars on 'Silwnce' and the mwtinz elosed) well-known Egretttottt family in variyion Mali by the repetition of tho Lord‘s Pray-i days, The tninisur officiating was afready o " in unison. . liteV. Mr Johnston and the ccromom ( their cu The A. Y. .A. Players will pre-l, mm their y “Ann&what’s-her! Name" in the Town Hall, Thursday.’ April 29th. Thi la the concert pout-i poned from April th. Plan at Me llelh's drug store. Knox W. M B. Hold Good Meeting Tha monthly meeting of the W. M. S. or Knox United Church, met in; tht, schoolroom on Thursday, April uh. tho President. Mrs Bell. presid- ing. After the usual Openlng exercis- Trinity Conga", April 29th noon Cluck Scratch and l John S. Marti drarer than r J14. Wedded in Hamilton. CATTON - McLEAN Chick dc t Baby chick and Gro g Mash. Hon. _ Martin's o formulas. No than common kind. Phone le Boarding Train J. W. Etc-b and Son We understand Mr Hudson was born on the farm on which he died, and for some years served Bentlnck Township as a councillor. He wasa rrspocted citizen and a member of nanover Presbyterian church. Mrs Hanley. Otangvville: Mrs lmn- can McDougall in Moose Jaw. There are also 29 grandchildren. Thirty six years ago they moved to Durham and have, been respected resi- dents. Deceased was a member ol the Baptist church and there and in the community and in the home, he will be missed. We extend sympathy to the mourn era in their sudden bereavement. Funeral to Durham cemetery Thur sday at 2 p, m. Thrre passed away on Friday last, Mr John Hudson, at his home on the Townlino, Bent. and Normanby, aged 62 years. For ten weeks back Mr. Hudson has been critically ill and death was felt to be near. Previous' to that time however, he had enjoyod good health and was able to attend to his farm duties. His wife, who survives him, with two sons and two daughters, was for morly Minnie Peart. The song are Emerson and James. near by, and daughters (Mary). Mrs Jones. Toron- tm and Miss Margaret at homo. Also one sister. Mrs John Peart of Glen- elg, survives him and three or tout. brothers in the West. He was laid to rest Sunday in Hanover cemetery. On Sunday the death of Wm. F. Yandt, of tho 16th con., Normanby, took place in Durham Hospital. His ailment was cancer of the stomach. iron} which he has been in poor health since last fall. In January he underwent an operation at the hospi- tal here, and returned home some- what improved, but had to reenter the hospital for treatment two or thrre weeks ago. The deceased was 47 years of age and has lived at the present home over 20 years; previous to this residing in Egremout. near Fuirbairn. He was one of a large- family and in the immediate family circle, leaves a wife and two adopt- ed children to mourn. These are a boy 14 years old at home, and a daughter. Mrs Gordon Davis, who with her husband. are also on the ed by my in also mn locality, where her early years “are spent. We have no further particulars at tune of writing. "T Very suddenly the call came to Hugh McLean, a. wel known n-sidvm in the south end or town, on Tues- day last. Early in the day he had been moving around, doing chores and about 4 p. m. came into the house and entered into conversation with Mrs. B. McComb. who was xisiting there. He was sitting on [he sofa. when suddenly they saw his headgo back, and plainly he was in troubh. Kindly hands ministered to hint, a doctor was sent for,but about 4.45 he- was gone before the doctor urriwd. Wednesday of th" Week previous in- had Rivers up work and c-vidmtly hu‘ was not himself. 1 SJdden Death of JOHN HUDSON WM. F. YANDT DURHAM, THURSDAY APRIL 15. 1926 Hugh McLean, Sr. With which is incorporated the Holstein Lender i Monday night last the High School llloard listened to an (“reliant report iol‘ tho Qnteresting prooéedings at (the Educational Association last week {given by their delegate, Mr H. R. :Koch. He of course was chiefly com [cerned with the Trustee section of y that large -body. There are over 'thlrty sections in tho O.E.A. and it lis safe to say that few or none ot Ity: tsections have a greater inter. [est than the Trustee section, the at- llvndance at which numbers about i 1600. l An address by Sir George Fostrr ‘on the League of Nations was an ittv portant and impressive feature of one session. and he is a notable propa- gandist of this body. Mr Koch said ,“chter's address was followed by a discussion which raised a real storm over Cadee Training in the schools. Mrs. Amos opposed Cadet Training as leading to Militttriertt and as being Militaristic. She advocated substitu- ting the phrase "physical training" gior "Cadet Training" in regulations. (Rev Mr Ness and Rev. Mr McKegnev defended the regulation as necessary. There was a good deal of misunder- ‘standing and confusion about this :resclutlon and it was read at least ity: times before the delegates were (satisfied as to what they were vot- ling on. The Committee of resolutions Imported again“ the resolution: but lthe meeting voted against the com- :mittees report and against Military itrainillx." A Inch more Mr. Koch aaid that was lot interest to every .eitiun and the iactivitiea of the Trustee action rep- 'renen't as no other action don. the interests of the‘poople in educational matters. We suggest that Mr loch should he asked to give his address to a larger audience. A burning question this year was that of Township School Boards which is fathered by Premier Ferguson who is also Minister of Education. He advocates this on one plea chiefly: economy and greater etI'icieney. He claims it would save 25 per cent ol present expenditure and bring about better results. The Inapectors' section favors giving it a trial but in the general section, it met brisk opposi- tion and Mr Koch says was hopeless- ly lost. There is abundant evidence that rural delegates looked with great disfavor. if not suspicion on the Pre- mier's pet scheme. Bo hot was the feeling that when See'y Morris advocated a fair hear- ing and laying " over for further consideration, he was ordered oft the platform '. An address on Commercial Conner: in High Schools, led to some discus- sion. One point suggested was that Business Colleges should be under Government control. A resolution was put through recommending that there be an 'sxatnintrtion, but it was de- tridcd to leave Business Colleges a- lone. Rev. Snell in the President's ad. dress, stressed the matter of moral and religious teaching m schools. This We. believe has the support at Protestant and R. Catholic leaders. but is opposed by Jewish leaders. One omnco ii that of riding bicy- cies on the sidewalk, which if Pei" sistrd in, the constable Intends to take. action against. Observe the Town By-laws Now that the snow is fast disap. waxing from our streets. it is my portunv to l‘m-evarn the publie re. gardinz town by-laws which are freq. tteutly disregarded. Mr Duncan McLean has sold his well-known farm on me 2nd con., Bentinck. to Mr Robt. Twtunley,whn zeta possession right away. It is rather interesting to be told that 62 yum; ago, he or his family fat-mm on that corner and at that time no doubt, stumpy fields were abundant. We are not aware where Mr McLean is going. but we are sure that the community will regret to lose them as neighbors after so many 'years to- zther. At the same time they will welcome the nwwcomers and extend good wishes to seller and buyer that both may find the _trttnsaction to their advantage. Farm Said l 5 Friday evening last the annual lmeetintr of the congregation ofHamm den United Church was held, and it is 'Urratir.vitur to the numbers and ad- _herents of the church to know that they are ahead. tinaneiaBy In evetT branch of the church's activities. Rev. LW. H. Smith, pastor. presided over the meeting, which took place in tho ‘evenlng. and the warious items upfot iconslderatton were an handled in a 'tmaine-like mannrr and despateh. l Mu. Baht. Shanreod. Durham Rd., EGlenda. weaved the and news on Wednesday, of the Math of her bro. lther Angus Menu-bun. near usth. Ibrldge. mu. A coincidence that Is Hampden United Church Meets all Obligations The mlssioary allocation of the church was $300. but the Treasurer has sent oft to headquarters $365.00, with more promised, while the Gener- al Fund surplus though smaller, still is right side up. The Women's Mir Monary Society also have a balance to report. Three new managers were put on the managing board. viz: H. Fulton. Wm. Henderson and George Ball, while Wm. Littl6s was r-lected now making twelve on the managing board of the church. Messrs Henry Ford, Jno . Cooper. Jno. Whiteford and no. Mllllgan comprise the Ses- sion, Mr .las. Mather resigning otthis removal to Durham. Mr and Mrs Adam Brown and daughter Jessie. of Parry Sound, are In town for a few days this Week and the gnome of the tormer's slster,Mrs Bert Stoneousv. A; lighthouse keep- or for 25 years at Parry Sound. he is able to relate many interesting ex- periences of that time and recently gave an addroas on this line to a church club in his iom n. Mr Royden and Miss Eula Burnett have returned to their studies at Westrtat University, London. this week. At the close of business a social hour followed In the. basement. with . generous lunch provided by the lad- ies, the gathering braking up some- what after " p. m. Mrs J. P. Telfmd at Regina. oatm- to Owen Sound last week and, when: it is exported she ttill make an m- tended visit with pel:itiors t‘mrv ans! wlll also itulutie Durham in her itin- erary below her z‘f-luln. Mrs. Thos. Firth til Lindsay, mario a hurried tisit has: “00k rm! to this home cf her :"strr. Miss Margaret Edge. While Iter Astcst'ts' w.ue home from their schools. Miss Mary Edge of St. Thomas Collegiate sum. hats, with a party or tit. Thomas friends, boom-d her pageants with a "Cooh't, Tour" and will sail on the 25th June tor England and the Continent. ro- turning in time for school dutics in September. Miss Myra McLean. tor. merly of Pricevile. with Mrs Murray, wife of late Principal Murray of o. Sound Collegiate, also sail on the Mth June, toy a summer‘s trip tV broad. Mr and Mre Thos. hauls haw re- turned after spending tho winter with they datwhtor at Parkhill. Mrs. Rom. Millmm returned Mon. duy from Hanover. wlure tilt's hay been far some (my, twisting at the sick bed and later the burial :u-rvires of hu: brother-i/cw, the luv Mr. Hudbon. Death Overtakes Him 1lllile Sleeping Mrs. Porresur of Mt. Fun-m. Was a week end visitor mm her Mater. Mrs. Thom Petty. Mrs. Jos. Brown. Toyonto, “L5 P. visitor last week with old friends in Pt'esbyterian Church in Camida. Herlbed. it is thought life had been ex- nephew, Mr. D. McQueen of Sug'ner,{tlnct tor about six hours. was one of the graduates for the': The late Mr. Mt'urltlan left his Prcsrtyterian ministry. {home on Durham Road 2n years ago Mrs. Jolly of 1lratttturd and son o,riand. has not since mtunml. However Regina. were visitors last week withlhe Will be re-muubt-n-(i by a wide the farmer's daughter. Mrs w. H.3(irclt of friends, who will Nam his Smith. tshe returning with them tuwluniso under Flll'h tragic circum, Brantt'ord for a t'rav.' days. lJiiirees.. He was " years of ugt'luld Mm Forresth of Mt. Fun-n. wusl,uruuarrieti. Thon- now rvmaiu only a week end visitor with her .urter.ione brother Sandy and three slum-s. Mrs. Thom Petty. (Mrs. R. Shortnwd. Priceville and Mrs Mrs. Jos. Brown. Toyonto, “L3 " I Aitken and Mus Meyer, Buffalo. visitor last week with old friends in! The mm“! was held the sum» any town. lie that of his brother Donald, and it Mrs. H. Muillmy " Fort Williurn.'iis t'0tttfortinR to his tolativrsttry.now is east on a. visit to hor parents, ur' that Ite had it “if!!!" and rcsgwcu‘ui and Mrs Thus. Allan. Ifoliowimr to his last resting place. Mre. Mills who I.u,s he. p, visiting an Mrs. Mct'attuel's tho past lurtuighl. spent a lew days the beginning of the week with Holstein friends. Mrs. N. 3!chan while in Tumu- to. attended tho closing execitses of Knox College in connection with tho Angus McLachlan panes Away in Minna Same day as Ms Brother, the late Donald McLachlan. M at. 2 p. m.. the following valuable houmhold In 11mm: . Bedroom sul as. with sprlnus and mattresse ' 6 Rocking C as. 2 o::tettMon tables 1 lam-y parlor able. 2 small tables P. couches . 1 Bookcase an Writing Desk, com- 1 largé cupboard 1 lhnv burner ot Framed Plctttres. Sealers.' l Buggy. OF' HOU ‘I-ZHUIJ) FURNiTUltfu' will be hel at thp home of MRS. WM CALDWELL, Mill S Bremen]. we understand, had boon working in a "nuts, r mum. may Lethbridge, for the winter months, boarding at an hotel in the place. He retirtd in his usual heaithand on no' appearing next morning. enquirywas tttttde. and he was found and in his bed. It is thought life had been ex- tinct for about six hours. 2 setsps1eich harm-e. Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, R. Brigham, Proptietivsts Auctioneer rape as wrll as sad. was the {an um he passed away on Saturday. 3rd of April, the same day as that oi' bin brother Donald or Priceville. Thumb; fate. 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Y, APRIL 24th, 1926 Jhe following \nluabln low. 1 halt pack Plants ‘uruun Snatchers Y' lCutter TORONTO 'i/y1epi's :Rexall Drug Store ",i""'jiii'i'i'2" E 16 mos. bid 5 orthorn "ttll, pom individual. grand In produced 12642 lbs. Ul milk test) 4.4ti pn- rent. R. K. ATSUN. Mr and Mrs Ju. Menorah! and family. of ”sky, that. Irrh'c-d this week in town, whee any esect to in nature wide and are! ttt wanna! with Mrs. Sit-D's btothers. Robt and James cud (km-go Smith. Will Make their Home in Durham Gsiteleairg Needs FLW, Usa Lmrnlalin to pr. vent Smut. GuaranH40p BOLAP, Window Shades For Every Room Thousands ol Rolls right in Stock- No Waiting Prices Ila ' l5c. & up to $2. NEW WALL PAPE R Dmggist ort Ststinner Phone 3. DURHAM Room Lots at half price Camphor, Disinfectants, Mot! R SALE It, R. 3, Durham “he. "15m