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'WESTIFORD :NEWS
•Mr. Charles Doi/oven of, Chic:wee:le
sit/ag friends and 'relatives here.
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Mr. and yrs. Ilerbert.,Carter and
' dautiihter anent Sunday Glen
M. • and Mrs. Wm: Manley, Mr,
. and, Mis. Patrick Manley and Mrs
-Shearer of Port Huron, attended the
•Murray -Collison wedding
• • Mr. Wilfred • Murray "spent , the
• week -end in Ripley.
•• Mr -Tom Hodgins spent Sunday in
Kineardine
. Murray-Colfison
A- very pretty wedding vi as solem-
•nized in the St. Ann's R. C. Church.Itivprsdale,onWednesdaY, June 8th,
, at 9.50' in the morning, when Gert-
rude Cecily, daughter of Mi. and
• Mrs.' James ,Collison, became the
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bride of Peter 'AlpTionsus ,Miirray
son of ,Mr. and Mrs. peter Murray
Westford., Father Goodrow .officinte(14
'The 'bride looked charming .In a
dainty gown of white satin trimined
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with eriver French chantilly lace wii b
white kith -Shoes -and. 'stoCkingeinatch. lJeI-ernbrojdered..- silk -•
veil was • becomingly arranged in tap
effect and Caught by a coronet' • (it
orange- blossoms about the head: She
carried a' shower bouquet of Ophelia
Roses and. Lily of the • Valley. Miss
Catherine Collison, 'sister; of the
bride, dressed in mautre, 'crepe-de-
chene with :black picture hat; and
parrying a• bouquet of Pink and white
Carnations, acted as bridesmaid. Mr,'
Frank Murray, cousin Of the "greone
acted as, groonisman. Immediately
.after the ceremony the 'wedding par= .
ty returned to ,the . of. the
bride's "parentsNwhere . a . daint.V
breakfast was served, the table b..,
ing beautifully arranged, ,with pink
'and White,:. centered with flowers. (if
the season: In etrening•.a recep-.
tion Was held at the bride's home.
whore • about two, hundred and fifty
guests assembled to extend congtatil-
lationa and -enjoy ,a evening:
The beautiful •and valuable' gifts, 11.7
niong which were a number ofcheck
are real tokens oe, the ' high. esteeir'i
which, the young couple enjoy among
their relatives and friends. After
spending, a few days , visiting friends
and relatives the happy young couple
will reside on the lgth:eon..
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.Poipaawn
, .The new rector .of St., •George's
Church, ReV. J..14. H. Mins, 'condtief-,
ed his first service here on Sunday,.
June 5th, and Was gieeted by larga,
congregations. :
epniniunity? , Did .you, ever pittede and consider who were Wiest'
"active and energetic in 'the promotion of.. the viiriotie
'undertakings which may have meant .so.iriuch • to the com-
munitY? , Did You Wonder, at thiles,.why one town seemed to
,c,grow and develop while another, lust advantageously sittiat-
if
.ed, did not?. .4 •
Reason
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• . There are in practically every .town a number- of active
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and wide-awake business and professional Men. They are rea-• •
dy and .Will.jng. to devote a.coes'iderliqle 'ainount of. time and
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effort in, the .promotion of undertakings for the betterment of
the coininunity. .if these men ..are.,supporte,d and encouraged .
hY• the:community at. large -if there is that spirit' of good
' •tivill4kr e&OPeratien . which Wald- obtaint-.-4ben, ' •iand then
• 'ion134:will yOmsee h presPerous and progressiVe .bOrniiiUrttY:. '
If men in,aimilar 'lines of business will .harmordze, and' if
' .th ,. then,. will co,operat4. with. all others; . then nothing can
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ho tt such a "town *.haelt 'heYOOd ite natural limitations: In the,
p motion Of these 'matters the loeal paper can and doss take
, :an, active_ and : !imminent part, and only is the .:./neitante. of ,
--.-tiiiiiiiesa Co-operatfen-"Wlikjili.'"eYit-endetV-e'6':anclvpapet'•niay-"-It; -
bt a power and.influence in bite tOntifMnity: . • ... ,' •
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,..4 -.Alt husineir -rnen.Meid-lvtortain,,nmqvnt.,(4-,,PrInind "'mat-
ter: . Show your loyal, heine.to,wn, co;.operatime .spirit- Byhiii:-
irit your , printing done by . •
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Tug, Luc -ft -Now bENTINtL
,Issued bY the Canadian Woniy.:Newspapero Association
$.13 Manning Chambers', Toronto,
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ijld..11:tig:••Sylie
LUCKNOW IN MAY. AND: JUNE'-
• , OP 1875
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The Sentinel May 7th,. 1875', re-
..pert's •the destruction .*Iiy•fire of ,
planing neill 0,Wiled by Allan lilla,Ppon-'
ald4z t;e1Vand:' located near the Luck -
now Station. An ;Werth was given'
(not by telephone in that day)! abent,
one O'clock in the Morning and a
•PilginP was hrPught::° it* nfann;
but by that time thes.baildieg:wis
mass Of flame., The mill' was com-
pletely destroyed. .'The Wes' was es-
tiniated at ,ab.4iit: $3,600, and there
was insurance of $1;800. '
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Wild;Life Those ipays•
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member of the House, of Cominons
for -Bruce, te. the.electois. Mr. Blake
had entered theaovereinent at .Otta-
wa, and wad,.abont to, appeal' to. the
electors.'
The Sentinel ..9f.": Ane2.18k i•875
the only , one tor,Juie �f.
that year •tvhieh has stittived,", does
not lrl
, contain mueocal noWe -
appears. of interest. states '•thaf
'kiss lifinerva 'Treleaven; Who had
been atudying.mnaid:at.Torento, ha4
Teti:rimed tp .1:491tnew, and" would give
instruction in that art.
The ,n9tic,Os...aPilear
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We. quote the fo.110V40g1. "Wa. caLendlialVItirs."7-7Mne' •,reuirlIaea,138°ni.817,5,11:.n.tro"'
gret :tobe compelled to refer to theon, a -daughter. • , • .
management of affairs in the conitif-, • err. •
rahanidn June 14, 1875, to 'Mr,
ble •Our streets at `varioud"tiMes .and mra4 Joh Gi.ohorii° boon. 4, Kin.
have been disgraced:13V.;the night loss,• twin boys; " '.:.•
' Mcni P..' who having gone corepletelr
eraiy,either through the . effectsof;
strong 'drink or allowing their' pas.,
Siena" getting entireinnetiery Of -theni,.
made perfect fools of iliemseIvei, us-,
- ing stich languageas., we never beard
before, and ' disgraciiicn et only them-
selves, but the whole yillage,.by 'their
conduct-- Tiree • fits. ormaliiiimarilie::"- •, ." .. , • • •
. • • • The'Sentitiel of June 6th, 1890 con -
corning more frequent and we. Bab tained a•notice•of dissolution of part-
even,more of such 'conduct than may 'nership 'before that time existing be -
be 'Seen in•tIn._1,a_Tgei:Av19...'preveni nitOreps.,Vit,e he.ix ......tlYPin-.L...M,..Cliff-and.-E,,Stovel-F-,-fur-
Something Wilkbe, ,dene
manufaCturers ,
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Cameron, Murdoch & CO. were' then
dc;ing. a busineas in groceries, .boots.
Locknow had a brass„:band in May, o.eoes,,ati clothing In Locicoovv, and
1875, and it is reported that it Was
. , . . .. tion is :given so far as was known.
day with, "their new chariot," whiCh . it:...P . . 0
'Dungannon.:,
•'ising-4.-the-ItoWn--on .Mon... . report ,
f the provineial. el c-
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looked. handsOme,,.,A numbete'ef the The .Candidatei.in South' Bruce '.'ere•
more opulent citizens -*ere,' serenaded . H. P. 'O'Certher of Walkerton, And
on .the .occapionc referred'.145,t- - .
get ha votes hi Lucknow '..and- m
Dr.:•Tennant of Lticknow. Tennant
, There ' was other •entertainneent 'eh Connor got 83,4 -.result which. Was:
Jeannie Watson: and JAS. F., Hardy,
Scoteli .enter ainerh, was -announded • ' -,' r' y.-- e -Ani po--nytJo-rtty--qil.-p:re-
wpij in those *dayd: . -A concert..,,by , rhsi:dmilitsht:1:i.;:'__Lii°1:thos:71:.P,:eist°t;ii,:.i°.,:7•4°.flive:
O'Connor made . bp:. in ICinloss 'what'
.1 Arinouneement is. made of the.pur, ' • ...7
eheseof the ifurniture stock of • W. . A "local note relates. that the Rev.
SParling, by. Robert • 1VIalgoire. . This '3"*. q'' Calling and Messrs. Waiter Tre-
.Mr. Malcolm heel:been:in partnershipattend Confereece 'at Stratferd.'• . '
. , leaven and D. C? Taylor ,had gone to
With Watson Of Kincardine.
, . ,,e aVid Todd of St. Helena had just
Here is another. reference
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:to ' the re eIY. retereed'.'.from."..a ,tri p •, to
fai.aeas •.rate war in the stake, husi., Manitoulin :Island; and reported the
ness,..letWeen Jeck 'Adarns and - hii seasori ver, backward. • The trees
were , only.. in thebud and .farmers
oppositii
on; "Opposition n the •stage -Were only ' half -through ,with tildi.
business still continues, from here tcl seeding. . That Was repprted. lune .4.
Goclerich.. It is well for .the people • The SentinelOf ,June 13, 1890. cern:
of LucknOW that Mr. J. Adams. Stare. tains. stilt further reference to the
ed nri. opposition stage; and: we are ii3nrincial election held ,two..weeks
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. e ore -that date, . It apPears. that in
glad to see it se well atipported,'OP•nf South Bruce O'Connor had a majori-
thOugh the Othei. is n'.4-horie cab and ty over Tennant in every municipali_.
rims a . free stage: ... We have known ty except Lticknow, . Where" "Tennant
Men.to1 ehagive. "Jock" his rge of 504 led by .27„. O'Connor's total ajoritY
..The,..,Liberals ' hadmwen in•
and goon the free stage, and it pays the 3 BruCes and. 3 Hurons.
them, • becense. the ' freeiStage ,Gline . • ,
puts on the high..rate•''When ..T0,ek,..:: . Thia. issue •:reports the death of
0 , , Mrs. 'John MacKenzie of ParainOunt:
stage 'don't run.
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, . •• who had died on June loth, leaving:
-hushand...!9 Sims and .two daughters.
The following ,birth notices. appear: a
The Serithiel of• jime 20th "refers to
On .May 3rd,‘ 1875; te.'iurs.'lgacKin-' the ."Lucknow" Quoit 'Club"
W IC
nen, Lucicnoiv, A son. '
FerguSon.-0ii June 16? 1875,... to
Mt :and Mit.' David Fergoson, Holy
rood, . •
Burgess -In Lecknow, on Jane" 16
1875, to, Mr; and .Mrs. :Geo. T. bur,
gess, datighter:
, • LUCKNOW, IN 1890:
such 'conduct."
Wehater-On May. 4, 1875, to Mr. hacrii,:rniri&enislikefiresidhi:iiis:::sted tih`e
and Mrs. James Webster,' ist on., _tiake__,a4e/iss,_,Nottisotheriontrand_
Kinloss, a .son. Mr. Arthur Carr.
Martin -On April , •
30,_1875, to Mr. ' The death is recorded of Mrs Wm:
artehManrts;.,., tJuochircin.bwM, aartidna,u;hhtaerrd.ware Thorn of Whiteelnireh. Mr. and Mrs,
m
• Thorn had been married oply. ei ht
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On May 14 The, Sentinel announc-
ed' that examinatioris for entrance to
High School. would be held on June
8 and 9. The exams were to be held
at Kincardine. •
The Fire Co. of that day •,was out
testing their new engine; and fotuni
that it would .throw n' 1$4, inch
stream Of water 100' feet high. '
• On the Sunday previeus to May -141
1875, the .1pcel ,Oddeellows. attended
service at St: 'Andrew's -Church,„ of
which Rev„ B: Taylor was then
,pastor. A synopsis' of the sermon is
kivore.•
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Did'. you, eyet' analyze the 'development of any teiVii or •••
;On May 28, 1875,, it is reported that
.at .the bare raising •of 'Widow Mac-,
'Leod," let Con., . Huron, Alex Mite-
RaO, one of the framers; wad,serious-
ly. hurt by falling, from the ,purkiiii
plate a distance of 20 feet,. :
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There is in this ,issue an address
bY the late Hon.. Edward Blake,' then
weeks, so that ,the „death as pecul-
iarly. each . • . •
The Sentinel of June '27; 1890 an-
nounces the'marriage'• •at 'the' resi-
dence" of the 'bride's father, • Jaines
Lane, Ashfield,. 'Of Mr. 'Alex : .MeK..
Treleaven- Of Belgrave, ' and. Mai
Mary jane. Lane. The Rev... W. A.
Strongman officiated, ..
This paper also report.; what must
have been a Very famous-t/ig-cf-wa,
Mr. D. R. MeIntolih. had Organized a
_team of Brace and Huron stalwarts.
and took then, ' to. Woodstock. where
.they engaged in in a pull with' the
famous Zbra, team-. The team was
,eomposed- of ,Frank Shannon; RipleY;
R. MaCKenzie,'Kintail;, James Young,
Lucknow; Hugh Taylor; Kinlongh; J',"
D. Matheson, Ashfield; J.;,R.-Murray,
,Huron;.,Van Norman, Belgrave; Wm.
Mackenzie,. Kincardine Township; .11.
Currie, IlUron;, R.' lilacKenzie "Isle . of
Sky"' Ashfield. This famous •tug an-
' pearsto, have resulted in ;a .tie. The
mill " lasted 16% minuted when the'
shectatore became' so excited lest
those. \eirged , should be injured,
that the referee declared . the tug
over. 'Jellied .Young and Huth' Taylor
Are still going :Strong and- residing
in Lucknovv.
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PLOWERDA.LE
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• A nuinber•ot the farmers are busy
re -sowing their oat fields with barley
as. the wire worm has ruined so many
•Oa - • ,
;The Stratlidee -tharterecl-,
hands again, the owner this CT° be -1
big John MacKay, 6th 'Con.'
'We ,sympathize, with • Mrs:. John
MacMnrchy ()vex: .the ;death of her
hrOther, john. Nicholson., who 'died in
Manitoba last weck. 'he ren-iains
Were brought east ifia. hurled in Kin-
loss COMeterst on Tuesday :1(fternOon,
• Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stephens and
'farnily. ofATettswater;',, /isitatlo at--
MaeIver's, the first- of the week..
Miss Laura.Watson and Mize Sadie`
Coiling attended the •shewer given
MIs si Verna Hooey. at her home, lt
Monday afternoon. - .*
'Robb has -purchased
twenty acres.' of land adioining his
Own Iarin, MacKay Con, 1.
,We are meadea to report tne mar-
riage of Orville 'Pinlayson and Miss
brna'11000Y, iNigeh-took plum Ust
Iroilnovispo••
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• lioLtnooki
and Mrs. Howard Harris, .and
NI% ;art Barrio' spent .Sunday ,with
friends , at 13araritount. .
•Spopial -1Viissionary rtioetitigs
.here
this' weele. Services, A.30-,,ii.rn .'' and'
7:30 pan The Hey.„ rathey'
MCan-
dish ,the -
Kes...:Bretv/101 and dauglito,
of. Paitneraton; Mr. and.,Mrs,---Ralph
ifteekenbridge of .Sendusky, are
'guests at the Purvis' home this week.
• Mr, And Mrs,. Hall, Mr. and Mrs,
'liar Vet.' Delis on
Mrs. Chem ,Congrain *"sperir, Sunday
at Mr, Ernest Aekert's., ..„.
.Miss., Owen.. Ackert of. 13rantford,
Mss Editi1-tot, of TeedWeter, are
:1iii)h'e for. thd
von the medal for he ,Junior •Cham!,
pionehiP. Meld
Mrs, Thereat; Robb 'Ia' ,spentling fl
,feW.davd; With her brother, Mr, Rieh4
'ard ' '
• The 'Women's'. Institut' heldt ' '
PIOnthit 0.0004 at'the..1**1,01 SO*.
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un o
ervice Opp'
LU.CKNO
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Albert Thompson' on June '2nd. It
Was decided. ,to hold the meet.,
ing. on June 22nd. The lady speaker
t
. being available-for--that--...ineeting:-.1.
was else decided to, hold„*.the annual
Garden Tarty on July 7. Watch for
further particulars. Z. splendid
pa-
pci was giVen b',' Miss Lvxy Boll, ori
-"These7N.0-v.-Car'ofTptirs-?'-founi..4i was
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:a.ccourit of salary, $15.00; Melvin Ir-
. win,' on acCount of saltry,. $15.00; 'T.
G. Gaunt, on acct. of. salary, :$25.00;
aerved•at the close. "
The Bethany' W.M.S. . held • thei
monthly. meeting. in the church . on
June 9th. The Pres. Mrs. W. hod. -
gins,' Occupied Ilhe chair. •, .Meeting
opened -wit .h.-:-.7singiii„e'• and " prayer. ir
was decided. to ' the summer
meetings in the church:( Meetings
. will be „tlie third Thursday: of each
month, instead of tho second Thurs
day, after this. It was. also decided
toc'inake an autograph 'guilt' The re -
Port of the Presbyterial W.1V13.:Con
yention at Tort' Elgin Was given " Ity
'Miss Dats.V Avlea.:"Tbe Seripture les
son. WAS read by Mrs. Jos. Wall. :1VITs
oeipson gave a .ilFfrom the
study . book, 'ofi India. -..Meeting:, dos-
ed with inging, and the benediction.
• Moved by Irwin. :heeended by Mc-
•Intyre,, that Councillor: Carruthers
ney-te...the_Treasurerthe_siirri of $8
received from William' 'Tweedie, for
• .trees. --Carried. •. , •
r, . Tenders received for*Dra page Con-
tracts and awarded as f lows: the
Kraemer -Murray • Dram, at g8c.. per
.ctibic yard. or :total 462. the ScOtt-
n rain a lc. per cu- ic yad..or
total •of $583.09; the Miles MacMillan
drain at. h -total .of $8.20. , •
The Council then had a discussion
.t.ilik'the report of the Engineer on
the McDouzall Drain. Mr. O. E. Klein
Solicitor, Walkerton, addressed the
,Council at considerable leileth. in an
, effort to make • it appear that; even
••• with -a -drain '3 feet -deep at the line
ce,---_11.6a.ulrlJte-earnparatiVely_neelesa...
to. the McKinnon, property:, D. MelCin-
' non, Owner, of lots 7-8, •Con. 3, 1
tioned 'the"-Conncil: to have the Mae -
Dougall l)rain extended: to the south
side of the .Con. road opposite Lot 8,
Con.; 3; as h0 was assessed $5 for
benefit. and $.99 for ',outlet. -without
getting any good Tioni the drain. The
MacKinnon 'petition was "forvrarcled.
to the Engineer. Further. eaten on
•the McDougall By -Law was deferred.
until the Engineer is 'heard. from.
• Moved 'by' Ross...seconded by Car-
nitliers that F. G. Moffat bd appoint -
'ed to net as Clerk pro, tem in the ab-
senee .of Geo. G..,'Moffat.,Carried.: -
, The •Council adjourned till the call
of the Recife. ' .„' • •''
COO COO 'VALLEY
Mr.' Jas. 1.1, Phillipa", Accompanied
by his niece, Mrs. Win...H.'Irvin, left
last . Monday for a: month viit with
friends at. Algoma and the Canadian
Mrs. Wm. 11.1eriary' spent a. day last
Week with her /daughter Mrs,' l&e-•
Son :Reed, cf LueknOw.
Quite a number:of ,people frpin this
yicinitytook in the Moonlight excur-
sion on the Greyhound frpm.Goderieln
Mondayevening last, all reporting.a
grand time..
•Mr. Herbert Curran and his •gang
,of men .are busy at, present cutting
down the big hill commonly known as
"Shackleton s Hill." This is
some-
thing that the travelling public
'edfor a' long time, that sornebo,tly,
predated by car ' drivers. going West
would .Undertake, And Will -,tzre4b,e /1157
on the Niiith. -
ton R. Naylor
and "family, spent Sunday...at: Wm: H.
,We , are glad toreport that little.
Beth Phillips, who has ;been Al •for
:-spirintime,,:is--progressidg,-.-faverably7-
,. Quite a number ,from thtd, part at -
..tended„ the Webster:, re -Onion at
Lucknow on Saturday, and of eetirse;
.enjoYed•the' day, , -• •
•‘KINIOSS COUNCIL'
The. Council Of the Tewrishsip of
'Kinloss met •on•May '30th, 'as a Court
of Revision.. After' the:,Members ,had
been ,all dUlx, sworn, Jes. .J. Tiffin,
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Was aPpOinted chairman, The follow
., , .
-'eng .appeals were read, and consider-
ed: W. H. 001111, against' the, assess-
ment on lot 32; bon. .i, reduced $100.;
Andrew Hamilton, agiiinat the assess-
ment on lot 4, Con. 7, reduced $1.00;,
Frank Brown; against the assessment/
on E. H. 3ia R.S.; reduced $300;
Geo. W. Haldenby,. against the ass-
essment op Let":14rpt 15, Cop. ,12, re-
duced $500, Robt. Donaldson, against
asseesinent on S.H. lots 25, 26, 'coi.r;
reduced '$200. ' " ' •• •
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Moved•by Miss,' seconded by. Car-
eimthers, that the Court of Revision
be now closed and that the assess-
ment roll as , revised be taken as
basis for all rates and . assessments
for the yeer 192'T. -Carried. • -
The Council then met for the trans-
action of general business. Cheques
issued: D. S. MacDonald; salary .as
assessor, and postage, $91.00. A. D.
MacKenzie township' Irgfirig• its per
account, $40.90;. the Mc Dram-
age- By -Law; -By-LaW;. $10,80;‘. the Scott -Tiffin
Drainage 13Y -Law, 810.80; the Krae.-
fner-MurraY Drainage By -Law $10.80;
Peat 'cards re Teedwater River 101rain.•
'itie scheme, $3.15;.E. D. 13oltori, wit=-
qnesa.fees re Carr1ck law suit, $15.44''
Congrani work on Huron and
.Kiniess bounclarV, $9.50 Car:.
Ohm ages allewed bY.:Cotift foi
trespass, ,$3,004 Gord68 Elliott; •wit-
.ness fees, Carrick law.„Suit?„.$, 2.50L T.
G. Gaunt, excliange onchcque; Tees.-
water River Hy -law, $3,00; John :Me;
,Deugall, 5 dAys clearing'dimin, Huron
and ICinlaSs. Boundary; „$12.40.04., Wes-
ley Thoreps4n, perCentage On' ,40 rott,
wfre fenee,44.08; -.7Ohri 13riShell, PAY
•list 17, $68.75' John Bushell; 7Pay Hat
18, $16,50; John Maeltenlie,,Pay.list
13, $7.45; Thos. It. Moore, • Pay list
.$11.125;: Wm.; ,MacKenzie, Pay list.
PaY-It$t
16,:, $15.88; J. 1, Pay list :11,.
1 69.0'71 A. MacKinnoill nay list 20.
26.25; 1. 3. Tiffin, pn acet, ,of salary,
•'$15;00, Malcolin-Ross; sleet of sal4
Ory$ 11540; °Donald Me nty're, on acct.
1111401; $3.0i941 Di cilVtutilitri
• Adjourned Meeting'
"The adjourned meeting of the Court
of ReVision on the McDoufall Dram-
age
-
age By-Law:..was held- on June 4th..
It•was moved by M. Ross, seconded by
'CarrutherS, that ,having. received the
necessavy Information from Mr. C.,4.
'Jones,. Engineer, th e McDougall
Drainage BY -Law No. 158, be now
read :a first, second and third ,tinie
and 'finally passed. -Carried. ,
The By -Law- was duly executed,
signed and sealed.
GEO.. G. MOFFAT, • Clerk.
B- RUCETCOIINTY
.JUDGING COMPETI7ION,,
• AND '--FIELDL:DAY-At TARA
krs..A. G. Kirstine, Walkerton high
in Household' 8cience Competition.
Marion McAsh,'...Tara, wins 'Chicago
' triP.
With 35 yonng ladies. competing in
the Junior Institute competition ..and
75 boys judging' Live Stock the JUdg;
irig Competition held at Tara ; On
June 9th Was one of the 'MoSt',Sec-•
Ces'hful held to date. COmpetitioni in '
all •elassee was very keen with very
close scoring for lioth., individual and
team trolihies:
• • The diiedley Institute won
both Senior and Junior Teant.,
tro-
phies and their Secretary also won
the, trophy for the largest ininiber of
• contestants.' • In 'individual htepding
Mrd. Icirstine of Walkerton, was high
,with 550 •inarks out of a pessible-600,
• Marion McAdli of Tara ; ip second 1
•••
place with 545 marks was.. //Warded
the $25.00' priZe toWard, the ePeciah •
Girls' trip to 'Chicago.
Jri judging ,LiveiStoeft; Walkerton;
for the "fifth consecutive time, won
the teani„ trophy', Robert Scott, of
Pori Elgin, was, .however, high nian
..(if ;the eempeiitien With •870. marks
out Of a possible 1000. the Port El-
gin Secretar•Y on the .trophy for
largeSt. number or 'Contestants the ,
competition,• ,
The 'f-louseholil,--Scieno.- 'aein et'
6011: was .in -,tharge -of Miss V. Bann- -9
brldgo or Dottop,...igtost by Miss
Haviji.. and Mrs, RoWand.'ef Walkett,
feerr, IVIeMitrius and Gordon of the In- .tr,
itituteS Branch. • "'
"Thetelint'gr-Re#00iitatiif6;".W.,'It;
Riddell, charge of the LiVe .gtock.
•Judging Conipetition, Was assisted ,by s
C.'Laniont Of. Orangeville R' ' 11-
Cs7,1.0,17:13141f)17ect.; .ARi1.0,1,11,etMo.f1C0). TMntroPlik, of
.:
Sniithof,,,Markdale anct. A. Gi.Kir- 'e"
•
Stine, Of Walkerten,_
Ib the afternoon Sports program
Teeswater Was aefeeted Vit viched:
few from the Other Allopcliiktioni
the close- seem cf. 2. to . Softball
games and general sports WPie also
featared,•
g-ineer ,fpr the Hydro ' Commission,
YteoaRnuarciadlrHesosmoens..°7'tensio1:1 of Hyd-
ro
The results Pf."the ;Ridging
'titions were as follows1 Girls
Competition
`Team standini--Operi-Walkertoe
Egg and Dairy;Trophy.
ig earri-7 hesley 2667 (Trophy,
riow. their permaxient proPerty)..
MerebersJean "lVICCurdy 544, 'Eva
Fortune 540; Kathleen ,IlleCurdY 532; .
Margaret Floyd 527; Ruby Fortune
•
•secend.7_Nyalkerton 2618. • .Third-
1
Tara 2515. Fourtli,Teesviater 2457;.• •
.-Port-Eigin=t4-5-1,
•
Smith Bruce W. I: Trophy..
Team standing -Junior
•
••.'"IVIlilegnilibeTa-se,•a17-baCnI:16Ms1:CYUrid5y75?4; m
Floyd. 527;. Marjorie ,r.Thompson 503e ,
• SeCondWalkerton, '1558.. 'Third,
Port Elgin ;1,54P. Fourth -Tara 1539.- "
"Fifthr.-Teeswater."1459. '
High Girls in Various Classes'
. • .
Fortune4
Cliesley 198-:-Medh.1.; 2nd,kathleen.
'all'ircc-c-usierycL,Y'riesChiee7T16h3rOzn. • WFaltretlirtn:
,
,
J-IOUSE-FURNISHINGS-Isd. '
na, *Millen. Tara 183,Meda1; 2nd
• ,
-Marion McAhh, Tata, .:,Ruby For-
tune, .,,Chealey 181; 3rd -Jean
Curdy, dliesley .178.
CLOTHING -, 1St,-2Va • Fortune,
'ChesleY, 195 (Standing);- .2nd,Mrs.
Kirstine, Walkerton: -,88 4(Standing),
3rd --Jean Scott; : Pori .Elgin .7185 -
Medal; 4th -Lillian Bryce, pert. El-
kin 18.1, •t"' ' •
rIsl!7IiVirspinUe4, 'T-4 a' SeirtAllopi))5IN50G-:-R.1-t,.
Truax .Tropify.;,. 2.L -,Marion McAsh;
Tara 545;,_
544;:,4,Ev'a Fortune, Cheslei 1540';
5 -Kathleen- 111eCtirdY dinele 532,
6 -Bessie Thempson? 'Walkerton, 530.
Seereary's .TrePhy,...111arjoi!ie' Thernp-„
don, Chesley: ••
•
!'
LIVE STOCK "/TI:TDGINd •COMPE1
TITION,Team .Standing,3958,
13reeder's TrophY, Wilfred Inglis,
842; 'Norman. 'Sehmidt, 814; Harvey
Inglis; 801,; Bruce. Thompson; .777; ,
Harry Piet*, 724: CheS . 3S62; Ta-
ra, 3784; Port Elgin, 3733; Teeswat.f.
Higli Rebert • ..P(/rt. El
gfe, .870, (yitii chicagO, Trip;) Wil-
fred •Inglis. Walkerton, 842; Harold
Garner, Chesley, • .833;, schno,
Niltiyiay,,, 81(4 HPward Newton, Tara,
185; Harvey Ingiis, Walkerton,, 801:.
High 'Men-Beef Ca ttl
Breeder's T r o p11 y,RuSsel McKee;
Tara, 185; Robt. • Scott; Fprt Elgin; .
80; Alex, :McKngue, TeesWate ,r 164,
Sheep end Sivine,Norie; Schmidt,•
Mildn,iays 343; Rebt:: Scott, Pert: El.'.
gin,•337; Howard',Newton Tara, 331.
' High Men in Horses,ji„..Farineed
TroPhYr-Harold • ,Garner, Chesley, 183
Norman Schniidt,' Mildmay, 180;'
Wil -
red higlis, Walkerton, 180.
High 'Jiibior in Horses•L-Eigin Sher:.
nan, 'Tata •174: - • • " .
High Junior. in Beef Cattle -Medal
MCKague,, l'eoswater, 164: ,
Iligh 111e.n, Dairy
Garner. . Chedloy, 184 (Stnndirig). R
Ott, Port "Elgin',.. 181 (Standing;
Eldred' Aiken, Tara, Medal.
iny. Dein: CattleModal;-Geo.
7.
High, Junior. Sheep -David .Jeffrey,
ey Inglis; Walkerton; 177, • "
ort.44E1giny-167r •
Itiet Swine-Brrith
Thornp-
on, Walkerton, 173, Medal: • '
*Secretary's , Trophyi-t-Carl • feeder,.
,eitrht
4 At' the Y-attendod, danCe Veld'
s the concluding.feature of, the-'atty
Tropfiies -and•merlala .wero present -
the esley orchestra 'In attend- '
• W. X Ri,c1dolla• Agri, Xe‘N,
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