The Yale expositor., 1909-02-05
Local and Otherwise.

several guests at tea Wednesday eve
ming.
The N.Y.B. will meet with Mrs.
Hennessy next Tuesday evening, Feb.
9th.
Regular meeting O.E.S Feb. 10th.
Members are earnestly requested to be
present.
BY action of the directors of the
state agricu t-nal society the grounds
will be "dry" in 1910.
The coffee at Mrs. Duncan Nc
Kenzie's home Wednesday netted the
Ladies Benevolent Society $3.50.
a bunch of eth grade girls met with
Donna Mclaughlin Friday night last
and prepared and feasted on Dutch
lunch. Lots of fun.
The notorious Plumber Breach of
Promise case will be OH at Central hall
Friday evening March s. Watch the
EXpositor each week for further de-
velopments.
1t is surprising how much some peo-
pie would have you say in newspaper
where there is no charge made, and
how little will answer the purpose at 3
cents per line.
Elder J. ID. Patton will preach to the
church and all listening friends in
Brick Chapel, Sunday, Feb. eth at 3
and Z p. m. Are you interested in
Bible study? If so, come and hear.
The Christian Endeavor business
and social monthly meeting will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Yuill next Thursday evening.
Amusement will consist of Valentine
party.
We learn that the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Waterman, OF Peck, is
very i'll this week with pneumonia
Salie Williams, Mrs. Waterman's sister
and a professional nurse is i'm attend
ance. All trust the little fellow will
pull through.
The subject for the sermon of Rev.
Case Sunday evening will be "Thou
Shalt not Steal" Many are being
helped by these sermons on the ten
commandments and the one next Sun
day evening is to be one of the most
practical of the series.
The contest in the G.. +. Society of
the Presbyterian church for securing
new members closes this Friday eve
ming when the losing side will banquet
the victors. A short program has been
arranged to be given in the church
after which all will adjourn to the din
ing room. Rev. Case will act as toast
master.
The Delta Alpha Glass, of the Pres
byterian church, Oscar Denison, teacher,
held its monthly business meeting and
social at the home of Mrs. p. III. Case
Wednesday evening After the matter
of organization was completed, games,
music and charades were the order of
the evening. Refreshments were then
served and at a late hour the merry
company disbanded.
Levi Lane had his right shoulder
dislocated on Wednesday while leading
Expert Prince from Shaw Il Johnson's
blacksmith shop to the Paisley Hotel
barn. The horse was feeling good. not
having been out of the stable since be-
fore Christmas. Levi in attempting to
hold him slipped, wrenching his arm
and putting the shoulder out of place
Drs Yuill x Turrell replaced the arm.
State Senator VIM. Ii. Aitkin, of
Croswell, declares that the present
prices on school books are prohibitive
for the children of poor parents and
has introduced and succeeded in pass
ing resolution calling for the appoint
ment of a committee of three to in
vestigate the matter and recommend
legislation which will provide for
cheaper school books. Senator Aitkin
has introduced another bill in the
senate providing for the alteration of
the boundaries of certain school dis
tricts in Sanilac county.
of La -,
terian Church welcomed six new mem
bers last week in spite of the inclement
weather They had under discussion
the character of Isaac. The discussion
was lead by the Rev. =. III. Case follow
ed by Mr.. Chas. POnsford and Mr.. Jos.
Yuill. There was then a general dis
cussion. Next week the subject will be
Jacob" and the discussion is to be led
by Mr.. Jas. Wallace and Mr.. Lowell
Monroe. All men who are not mem
bers of some other Sunday School are
most cordially invited to attend.
DR.. Martin, secretary of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Educational work in
Michigan, was with us at Yale on Sun
day, Jan. 3lst. Because of the storm
on Saturday only few came out on
Sunday morning, but the congregation
was good in the evening. The people
were delighted with DIR. Martins SER
mons and were most favorably impress
ed with his representation of the claims
of Albion College for students and sup
port. His address to the students in
the High School on Monday morning
was equally helpful and impressive.
DIR. Martins visit has done us good.
Albion College is better known because
of it and its representative will be glad
ly welcomed on future occasions.
About fifty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rounds gathered together last
Friday evening and proceeded in a
body to their home where they were
found cozily seated thinking what a
wild night il was TO be out. They
must have imagined an avalanche
come upon them in their first consterna-
tion but were soon themselves and set
about making their guests welcome
and happy merry evening was spent
by all. A delicious lunch of sand
witches, coffee, cake and sherbet was
served by the ladies who had smuggled
the good things in along with them
selves and their husbands The guests