The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05

sons ehildren's home. realized 90
lbs ld.-an excellent result cons,,a.
ing the duh times.
! Eafly potato digging commenced l..
the Tregiiiian and Burnhall Gins 9,
Bunyan ON the 18th inst. The sannlo
Is fair.
oiiNer Allen and Miss Allen le,,
Crowlas for the United States 49,
''ridaN last. after years visit ~
the old country.
The Goldsmithney SUNDAY ooh,
anniversary services were conductoa
at the Wesleyan chapel and wore
successful in the highest degree ana
well attended.
The biggest landings of mscLo,o,
for the season were experienced ~
Newlyn two weeks ago. when 2e bo,,s
arrived at port averaging $4,000 mack
erel one boat, Young Henry. landed
| $4,000.
| Messrs. John Polgrean and Edward
Polerean returned to St Just recently
from South Africa.
Benjamin Pellow left HayIe for
Arizona. u. $. A., taking with him tho
best wishes of Il large circle of fricnds
His sister, Miss Il. PelloW, accompap-
les him, and they go To JOIN tvo
| brothers who have been in Arizona
several years.
Frank sherman, of Payntcrs Lane
End, has received numerous cOngrat-
ulations on winning first class ii.
ploma for flute playing in the recent
county music competition. Nh. SHEER
man has for many years been mem.
Der OF Paynter's Lane End L. NJ
choir and lllogas band.
The marriage was solemnized in
Paul parish church, Mousehole. re-.
Gently, Rev. T.. j. PrideauN. vicar. of.
iiciating of John Waters. eldest son
ot Thomas Waters. Duke street. New.
! lyn, and Miss Emma Jane Resign,
| NTH daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reseigh, The Cliff, Mousehole
The high CHIEF ruler of the order
Of Hcchahites, Brother w A. Plat. of
| Bolston, visited Penzancc short time
ago ana met the officers of the West
| Cornwall district and secretaries of
| the various tents at conference.
The Liberals at st. Just are quietly
| but surely making Roadway The club
room in Market square. opened but
4 few months ago as the hope of the
association, is the headquarters of an
enthusiastic local following. The menu
! bcrship is nearly 100, and 10y means
of personal Intercourse, newspapers
and party literature, political educa-
! ton is not neglected.
\ dinner in connection with ~. Az
hes church football club was held re-
Gently, Rev. j. Rawson. Penzance,
formerly curate at ST. Agnes, and the
| founder of the club, being in the chair
The medals associated with the win
ming of the county junior cub compe-
titiun were presented TO the members
of the team by y. II. Luke chairman
of the G. &. +. y.
on their leaving for British Column
hia, Messrs. W. j. Pappin and Stanley
Goldsworthy, employees at Mr.. car
kcck's, were presented with a cigar
cite case and fountain pen, respcc-
! lively, by their fellow work
mates. Mr.. Pappin, who was
member of the Redruth cricket club
ana formerly of the Rcdruth Midsets
was presented with bible at the
Primitive Methodist church ON sun
day.
The teachers and scholars with the
officials Of the Copperhouse Wesleyan
SUNDAY school, held their annual treat
on Whit Monday. The weather was
fine and a large number joined I'm the
festival At 2:30 y. m, the scholars
formed in procession outside tho
school end. headed by the Hayle town
band under Bandmastcr Trcbilcock,
they marched To Foundry square and
then back to the sChoolruom. Here
the scholars were RECALLED with tea
and bans. To which they all did am
pie Justice.
Mrs. and Miss Matthews, of Long
Rock, Fred Miners. George Marks, the
latter returning to Canada. sailed on
the Megantic from Liverpool for can
ada on Tuesday; w. j. Penbcrth\, W
J. Pcnbarthv and w. II. Martin, VI
LUdgVan, sailed on the Olympic from
southampton for New York on N'o-
ncsdaN: ]. ~. James. of NcNlyn, sau-
ed i'm the Sicilan from London Tor
Canada on Thursday Mr. and MIS-
ronkin and Miss Tnnliin, of BurNaS
Bridge and Mr.. King, of P"hd''n'
sailed on the Merton from LiNerp'oI
for Philadelphia on "Wednesday "
w. Nisbet, ~ Penzance, sailed on Inv
Empress Of ireland from LNeIPo"
ON Friday for Canada.
Miss Susan Van Vert, OF NV