PORT ROWAN
Mrs. A. C. Fry is at St.
Williams, attending her brother, J. C. Price, who is quite ill.
William A. Peach married
Mrs. Griffin on
12 Nov 1920 at St. John's Rectory.
W. W. Jenereaux has given
up the implement business. It has been taken
over by M. Furry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Buck
have their son,
Dr. Harold Buck and wife of St. Thomas, visiting.
A granddaughter of A. W.
Baughman of this village, Miss Jessie Irene Thompson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of Moose Jaw, was accidentally killed
near her home last week. She was riding in an automobile which
collided with a telegraph poll. The poll broke and fell on Miss
Thompson, killing her instantly. She was a school teacher and a
bright and clever young girl.
-- also see Whoops
Charles Hill, a son-in-law
of Mrs. Helen Kell of this village, died last Sunday at Rochester,
Minn., where he had gone for treatment. Mr. Hill for some months
before his death, had been in very poor health. He spent two
months here last summer in Mrs. Kell's cottage, over on the
lakeshore. He was well known and highly respected in this village.
He leaves his widow, formerly Miss Flossie Kell, and a 10-year-old
son to mourn his loss. Mrs. Hill's brother, F. Kell, and sister,
Mrs. F. Reeves, went to Toronto on Tuesday to attend the funeral.
