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Hampton and I O I ' Vicinity Miss Betty Myers has accepted a position on the nursing stair of

the General Hospital at Windsor, Ont.

Miss Dorothy Baxter. daughter of Rev. R. H. and Mrs. Baxter, is spending a holiday season at the Manse. Miss Baxter is on the staff of one of the large hospitals in Saskatchewan.

It is pleasing -to learn that those who have been sick in the hospital, and injured through ac- cidents, are making good pro- gress towards recovery. including: Mrs. Rogerson. Mrs. MacLean. Mr.

' Flood, Mr. Macilachern. Mr. Mac-

Kinnon, and Mr. Thomson.

The death in Edmonton Hospi- tal of Mrs. H. H. Lea, formerly Beatrice Lord of Tryon. has cast a gloom in that district. Mrs. Lea was well known in musical circles, active in church, school. and com- munity activities, and leaves i1 wide circle oi relatives to mourn her passing.

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Mr. and Mrs. David Ward. week- end visitors, attended the Scottish concert in Victoria Hall. Mr. Ward keeps the name of Harry Lauder fresh in the minds of his listen- ers as he, like Harry, sings his songs, far and near. which appeal to every Scottish heart.

An overflow audience attended the Scottish Gathering concert in Victoria. Hall. Well known talent, both in and outside the district. carried out their parts in their usual capable manner. one of the special numbers being the dancing by a large group of lassies in Highland costume to the accom- paniment of Major jtoy on the bagpipes. Proceeds are for school improvements.

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Friends of Mr. Edward Boswell, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bos- well, are pleased to learn that he is recovering from an attack by a cross animal on 'his farm. .It is understood that Mr. Boswell was thrown many feet in the air on the horns of this animal. and mi- raculously escaped by rolling uri- derneath a' fence close to the scene of the attack.

'1ncluded among the purchasers of modern implements and mach- inery in the district are: Mr. Mark Cameron, potato picker. grader. and bagger; Mr. William Myers. harvester combine; Mr. John Rog- crson, harvester combine: Mr. Gordon Dixon. harvester ” . These, together with purchases of binders and tractors, are evidence of progress and prosperity along agricultural lines. -CE

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