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On Tuesday evening Capt. 0th.‘ upwards of fifty friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Urville Large, Albany to bid farewell to Mis Maisie Cameron, prior to her depar- ture to Medford. Mass, where she has l obtained a lucrative position. Mr.‘ Martin Keough was duly appointed chairman for the evening. After a few opening remarks by the chair- man, the following program was rendered.

A general Sing-Song. Reading by, Mrs. Harris Boulter: Solo. Elma Large; reading, Mrs. Jack Wfkrr.‘ Reading, Luis MacKsy: Chorus, read- ing, Mrs. J, H. Dawson. Choosing of partners for orizinal contest which was much enjoyrtl. 1

During the rvrning piano mus‘: was furnished by Mrs. J. Ci. Macfiey and Arthur MacKay. i

A farewell address was then read by the President of Pleasant Circle Institute and Miss Cameron was pre- sented by Miss Flosri: Large. with a i three piece xylonltc dressing case. 1 Miss Cameron responded with a," fitting reply, after which all joined in singing "For shes a Jolly Good Fc!lo1v",.Mr. J. G. MacKey follor/td with a. complimentary speech.

A delicious lunch was then aver/ed; alter which the Singing of Auld Lang Sync. 11nd God be With You iill We Meet Again, brought an enjoy-l

{wble evening to an rnd. l I i

A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. mid Mrs. Large for the use of their lbeautiful home for the occasion. Tnllmvlng is the address:

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515mg Miss Emma. Bradshaw return-i reverence, that a. hymn be sung fre- ed 3351, week to their homes in Sum-‘ quently enough that the children mgrgidg from a visit w Montreal Mrs may become. familiar with it and join Campbell was the guest of Mr and in the singing. that the prayer be Mrs Ralph Fales.-—S i short and simple and to have variety 3 and simplicity in the period of wor-

“M: A. J. Binnie, of the aclver- " Sh“; ' using department 0f the Montreal with Rev. Mr. Gibson as leader, a Star, who was the guest 0f l1“ Round Table Conference was held. Queen Hotel, visited the West Pflnce‘ Scme subjects discussed were: Wor_ Exhibition last Khursclay. He is the; ship period, difficulty Vol getting organist of the West Mount Presby-y Teachers, the importance of giving to terian church MontreeL-S i Missions and Temperance Education. 1 Thehope was expressed that the Su- S. S -C0NVENTI0N lpcrintendent and Teachers of every

'I‘he Annual Convention 0f "lei Sunday School will do their utmost Sunday SMWMS °5 “Wk dmrlcl “'55 ‘I ‘to have all the boys and girls take held in North Winsloe church, Onipm-t in ti“ Temperance Contest, Thursday, Sept. llth. There was a1 which is to start on October 19th.

- before saying our farewells.

Thcre is always a certain under. tone of sadness inthe separation of ' friends but we will try and ma: that aside in thinking of the pleasant change it will be for you in going from the farm t0 the city, v We know that being an only daughter. the many duties of the home have made even your ‘u-

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Reports were heard from the vari- ous schools of the district. ivhlch showed that the schools are doing excellent work despite many 5mm“- tles. Previous to the Convention, e- Questionnaire was sent to the schools to r111 in and the variety of answers led to much helpful rl"*11ssl0n of problems confronting the 50110015-

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The lcxons this year are to be pub- llshed in the regular Sunday School papers as wcil as in the- Northern Messenger and are to extend over 6 weeks only. A resolution was un- animously passed as follows: That this Convention endorse the efforts of the Womerfs Christian Temper- ance Union and the churches in the work of Temperance Education.

At the evening session the report of the nominating committee appoin- ted in the afternoon was given and the following officers were elected:

President - Mr. John Mclnnis.

ourselves afttr you have left us. hers. who fly away 0V6? "lght- “'3

childhood and have always found you the same. In your quiet way we were made welcome to your home and in our Institute meetings you were always agreeable to any of our plans and willing to do your share l0 help 810118,- As our Secretary for the past year. you have fulfilled yourv duties to our satisfaction and we know l that in your future work any part assigned you will be carefully 1mm- dcd to.

by Mrs. Wm. Clark 011 "The WorshiP

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We shall look farvrard to seeing you .

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Vicc-presidcnt-Mrs. W111. Clark, lgegoggutgimtlzg CW3? arglnde and Brackley_ - u w so e imcs

Sedy-Treasurcr-lvlr. Arthur Ves- 33:!‘ of usdma maybe drop us“ soy, York. '

Please accept this gift of ours. given in the spirit of friendliness and good ivlll. 11nd may it carry along many

An excellent address was glven by Rev. A. Gibson. who emphasized the value of the S. S. as a place for the

‘character. In dealing more pariicu-lirtnds" lariy with the teacher, he felt the1 t,“ “ext _““"“°°“ m“ “mm tcachcr must be deeply religious orlglclfesnylidosslihelgﬁrsl’ mmzam’? ‘mall could not expect to mould the char-i 5 e rge “m” a’ ° h“ actor of others. The Church, fathersinlembem inland“! “l” leaving me 11nd mothers, must stand behind the runowmg day m’ M°dr°rd m" m 5° , teacher. and the teacher must rccog- outdone’ they Famed the“ “"951 5m‘- lrim his or hcr responsibility to the)!“ a few hours time pa“ M‘ lrhurch and the parents for tlvc workﬁmpromptu n5“ w he’ h°m9 b71118- lo be rucccssful. Clnmging conrli-jlng Mm"? “ Kmergus supply °i ‘W389- tions demand changed 1netl1ods nncllAmr the musical p!" 0‘ m5 P7°€Y5m Mr, Gibson hoped, in order to get3“"a5 attended to M155 143589 W55 the Rllqllﬁllll/Jd with new methods andHTTlPlmt 0f 5 beautiful hB-fldbls. ;' kccp 11p with the changes, the tcach- l aggllmlmnled by the following i crs and young people would trike ad- l‘ r9353 vantage 0i‘ the Teacher naming Deer Floasiez-some one has said courses provided. lhﬂl- life i5 Just one darn thin! after During the evcnlng music was f11r- lﬂnﬁlhfr. and it seems to apply to nither by the Winsloe Choir and 11 {PICK-Wilt Circle Institute thi! 3'68!- lpleasing part of the programmg “m. Little did we think last evening la solo by Rev. T. A. Wilson. A vote 1wl1en we had our farewell for Maisie. of thanks was extended to the peo- Zthat we would so soon be called on. p: 1o: North Winsloc for their hoe 'to part with another of our mostl p a i y. also to Rev. Mr. Gibson for valurd members. ‘ his help and leadership thmughoutl Pmpnrednesa has usually men our‘ ‘the Convention, to Mrs. Clark for her motto. but which of us is capable at excellent paper and to the acting a. r/uments notice. of preparing a

secretary. fitting farewell for any of our mem-

Mdst of us have known you from 5min ml“ 7°“ m our meetings’ as

you were one of our most tireless

workers. and not only in W!‘ Insmm‘?

but in many different spheres of

hclpfulnew.

Please accept this token of our love and appreciation and may Y0“ bring it back crammed with Yankee ZTTCY!" backs, to help establish a home, with one of our native sons, where you will wglcumg us, when we go to visit you.

0n behalf of your friends.

M155 Large gracefully thanked her fiends for such an appropriate gift.

After singing some old favorites and wishing Plccsie Success. the company returned to their homes-

IIAZELBROOK AND VICINITY Miss Julia. Myers student C.B.C.

and her cousin Miss Eleanor White wmeggme a1; h" home in Fanning- brook.

city spent the week end here.

Mr Seymour Wood Mt Herbert. Mr Ernest Lund. Bethel, was almowred u, 30mg, 155g week, recent visitor to Sourls. i ’ I Mr and 11m seymmir Myers mot- On Sunday evening a large andlored w Montague Runny attentive audience filled the Hazel-l, ____ bmok Baptist Bhwvh 11'1"?“ Rev W‘ Miss Ada. MacDougall. student n Chisholm who speif. the summerime P_w_c_ spam the week and 1,. here occupied the pulpit and preach- Ham1bm°k_ ed a very forceful sermon. The choirl rcndcre some vcry fine music. ‘

Mr and Mrs J. Cronin City were ‘recent visitors here.

We are pleased to learn that M15? ‘ ______ Alice Buxton is able to be about Mrs William “may,” my met- again after her recent operation inmred w Hazelbmok this week, the City Hospital. l

Service at Birch Hill 0n W654i?’ Mrs Alexander Weather-hie whoyevenkg was “July attend“; and

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