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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-11-17, Page 5"AWN t • • • "1- • WITit wgATtlEa. Ju.Sy AROUND THE 'CORNER; IT MAKES US' THINK OP STIAT;ES AND TPRAW.• • I 4 " WE CARRY; THE1.?4,1%1GUS "COSY7 4010-. tl'OBBECi!' 14.0g,flY" TtiE: .` IrAPOPy TnOtionT :kg AN 19 -IN :OVEN .4NittCIR,JLATN TYPE' iM0E4Y.4I4) • AtS0 Me 6,144iltrs" NITI$B6t 'W.ITII LATN ROE091.4;” *Y0i/- ARE IN -0 'A. NEW RANGE, PAy. 'LAN SEND YOU TO ,1)./1.‘" NY.'rSATISPriO'. tISERs;. AND rf,g; P1UCE IS ,IttqHT, ALSOTHE 1.1t,,.'N'EW "Cosy 110E". P611 A,,,,114.▪ 4.TPIe' EITHER: ..ORDINARY F1NIH, OR • •THE.....ALL:'ENAMEk.PINIR NIJEBEC1' }IEAT1 a8; L ' SIZES , .• 'ALWAYS- ON • HAND. -just Unloaded Fresh .Car Of Cement Lime; Plaster .and Gyproc Always on Hand:- , .P4.6rie ,,6.6; . , TEOUS Lucknovir. insmithing Hardware .Coal Plumbing 'Luelmow Wingltain, , . Phone 14 Phone. '250 OPUITIPIltat Wor10. . glelleN.OW and --WING.HAM . , Hale the jargeet and most complete to chose* from. in • •• ' • Markhk.' Scotch, SWedisliY•and• Cane- idian •Granitee '.--WiTmalce a Specialty of •Faniily - Monuments and invite your inspcc- • , . . Itserletinne 'Neatly, Carefully and ; Prete ptly ' • • • , ,.; ee us before' phiehte your:order. I5Jk1u Bios. .: • 11,,, .A Spotton :Luckliaw, • .0et„. : • • • . • • 0::/e No. 42e, Luckne* , meets Tueaday or, everVmonth ' in theiz. 'hall, :at, ')CLOCK C ;Mullin,. - 111:tet'T Carter Rec: See. . ; • , hair 'adone .ene. t1iing-7.41"" .no. lepger: suSpicioUswhen, she finder*, long hair. en,he. heehand's .eoeit11- .• • ' • . . . :No-MordrPretti.--- Shoesfor 'Dorothy ' • • • , '• • Dorothy peeps, shyly at you through: :a tangle of pretty. dark curls. If you. • are a nide; she • is .hoping, against hope • .thatk yen might, be her. •Daddy. 'be- .•eause,..he Used to ;Ohne and 110,e her . and bring her, "pretty shoes; but he ...doesn't7.eotne•any more?. • • • Dorothy . cannot.understand why, : 'if you are a lady she. knows ,you can't bejorig..to her 'because the nurae say* , her: mother , died yeare'ago. It's.hard• :1�r'iee• gi tl of five to' tindoratand all this, .antl "why she' Shouldn't' have thejoye that other little girls Always have:. and, 'above a11,- why she 'should be .in the-tireseine• bed ..so much! . But". the. itindly .doetori; and .nitrses at 'the' Queen, Mary HOspital 'are •.very patient "with•.hel press little".•Dorothy : and hope to•nght 011! the dreaded -con. sumption andmake. her sound. and Wouldn't You like -,te heln•this work.? Tour, gift t� ther-Hrispital"w111: be gratefully received. • • :• Contributions:may. be:sent to Mon.,' ;VV. A. ehariten,,Isresieent, 223 Conon* Street, Toyento • ' , • , ssr Ificome sigkee A wpficleiftil.'sforix all the :advantages ,of , both range and -heater,. • . THE CosY' Horne Quebec is ft powerful heater. It w111. 'keep your home warth end cosY • , )' 'during the cold winter Inoriths, The large 1'00111 "cooking 01Ir. We fa a boon to the busy house, . ..t. wife. It lightens her work. It .:.y cooks and, bakei to-perfeetion At. the Barrie time keeping. a • plentiful eupply o'r hot water - ' • •'‘Yon.rouSt see this oornbfued ge and heater 'tcY fully •ap. ,5elate •all its 'outstanding ' . f 4 .The Cosy lioine does five things •well . 1. it1eeteyour,h0m0. 2.• It cooks yottrrneIa •is easily on the largo • • roomy cooking suss ,fa.ee, 8. It bake is evenly. 4. Supplied plenty of hot water. fi. SWAB eny bind ot • fuel. SoldinI,lic ow by Rae 84 ''Porteous. iir,iikoi; OM .4* ri to! 0 WO 4r. le • • • • • 'T 1-#XICK sPNTINEL• • '111VX.SDAY,',.—NOVE40.104 VNIITED,HUiciE NCoTgO • . • The tbeMe lest • Sipidayfrom the: pulpit • wins IThe, prehable serinen Preaehed. et:•'411001111 the Sabbath 'el) ter the 11,1ona• demenstratiOn.” Next SundaYle ephloet Wig' suit the people whose heertaare .ne hig as. the world. 4aehett's.. Sunday. SehO0l. looke4 more like, normal, hot •Sunday,,,then it .1*.l..'ittone for !Mine time. Tim 'Sunday era/ a ter -the. 'up -to -the - standard congregation ''te,meet • for the ehuFaL .0eXviee• the, xia0)cp.tt. Zeagn.e, wee ,44ppy to : nOtOrtaiii Pleit.:ifelen'a 'Young Pee-, S'ocietY last • •Priday evening. • Some eighty oe eineWspent , a very pleaea et 'evening., , 'regelsit nieet- in with its '0n4! addreSe. on Trinidad aird.the United Cinireli Mfesionthere. a 'young.ma f St. Ifeleee and the Music?voeal,and inetriimen-• l, tale.bthe vie#ing party, era Much. enjoyed. - :tho,ioe1 lenr and a half that .;follewed t.onipetitioner ni *awing, s1;0•11410"04 .::group were:: very' ',entetteining.And,thektnel., that ; was served' wine. certairilY ; good, cleeSa't happen Often, but it •die .1aet. Sundayand is almost, a singulay. eoinaidence,,, none Of the' . stewarde were out to service' .at either Ilaclei ett's or Zion last Sunday, just, the SendaY the pastor 'wonted to have a' Meeting with them. The Maintenance ,apd Extension :Fund Coininitteee Met at. the close' of each et the" theee'sierv/1 •ices and made • Plans or the ..annual appeal fp r the MiesiOnarY and Rene; vOlent, emelt of the .0i:us-ch. • • , , It makes- a differerice..evehert the celdei weather artivei and the cattle are, housed it:is •harder tc1 start • the Sunday morning serViee onthni. 'But late comers need 'peves• feel that they, are froivned •UPone,; , ZiOn ;service...omit Sunday .morning, •ASOFIELD 1.19TES 17. 'reterned flame' after' Spending is• 'couple % of reonth-erisrtlir"Weet.; ,Miss 'Sadie tadierot in home after an : extended visit with- f•riends in Palmerston;• ••• ..• ThejediereUthe7Peresemiunt-U, W.O1.aie to' be ent!ittifried" by the iadies ef.''Union11.1.1•10:, On. Friday' ' November 18; eit-Hthelniine Mrs,.. Neil' a . • gin.' 'Alfred...Pelee and • datighierS, Misses . Edna,: Mildred: an. , y ms :feed .leaving: for .Titionto.. Friday,. :where . they -,expect • , snake ,4eir :`..heme.:• Mr, 0.914e ''and‘,/,;en he're•,,fer :The . Pelee ,haire:' been.i Ash field for ,a number of .'YeeirO• now, . and will. be • greatly Mieseik'fbeir• .ntanyAhfieJd . friends wish them :f`gOod' leek" in, theit„, new home: ,;• . • Watson Webster, Who-haceleeen eseisting ".1e,;•.CeMeren,--Witie"flite apples,•vieited: .oeer, : :weekend with his friend,, welliegtonWeb 'ster'of PeraMount •• • Mr. John •iamiesati was, 'elected. President. of the Paremoent Club: :sit, 'their atimial meeting' -Monday' eV - ening, • Aleies .1VfieNty Was re-eleeted• . , Mr. - and • Mrs. .Tas Richard's of 11atkdide, spent the', hOliditY undeV the parental reef at Paianietent. ' A goodly number from Paramount attended- the 'debate in: .Isschalehi n04 ,.013Ort a very :good eVening. , • Miss Jennie Keteliabasi has re.. • turned„irom a visit to the West. Al. ..se, Miss Elien, from a. 'visit. - with friends at pot: , ' and, Mrs. : Steie tied' Lloyd at- tended the 'funeral of ;the late 'f'ivM,; Stein' 'al. Whiteehnich, 'nit 'Week,' The deeensed...wai a brotheir of. r, Steiit -Mrs. • Duncan Mhcjflanweet last week to•Voronto, taking, her mo- ther, Meg. •Adis,with her. '107 ter ,ariii,Tentain• in the city, for the winter. . • "Resolved that the Publication Qf Newf.!' 'Relating ta 'Crinie is 'islet vis the „Publie .Interest" wa the Oubjeel, of a debate 'et .the soda! nteeting of the Tinfoil MOildrik evening of this ' 'Week. The affiiiiiiitiVe :was taken by gr, Dtinean MatAae and Nisi Luella •CeWen; and...the negative by Mr. Dune an Fintikisn an 'Miss' Catherine' Blue.' As Mjght be eft.: :Petted/ with such capable talent all• round) the debate was ;good.and In. ' tetestingt :The judges !: were Mrs. ,Hector ',Ifeeteen; MISS, Isabel dist- nut and ,Mr. Harry MeeDentild, The affirmative was trertirdect the vi4tory, bit by limitlerge a inaigle Your .potter' is unable to Say.. •" (Intended: for hist; week). gr. :Alex. MacLean left thin, week for 4140, where he will spend ,some'weeks visiting friehda!:,i,We are seirit to -rePart that hist. brother Charles, WIIO le Ili ,thatvi .01 • not -10t.t• • ' !''! • ' Wc aro sorry Weir .P.'Oegan..isAoriothily 111 pith linen,. rnonht, 801116 et the •teschetsu4 0t,040hti who. Wore:10m* TitshitiOnw wor#:.-4mtssii As% 10010, :4o. to; 141 g44Nogoio .#4 Tp010$41 VII SOO gat. NaeVennall.ot Ziranta; MIs 10414).P11,4)4:4 149bOrn; 310, -41'14-7411"rSer./ '41‘1"4:g1.:424rt -41bent; S.:err:4f Gt:nri: •Cliar?/;twil -.1&14igeSi;'1'41V:bi3RAI M4Pnnalci ;„ of ,Strotf04 Norinal ad M. choies 4/IscOz*or .et: ohonew' s' The, fewapPrer at. oti ThankiigiVieg-Aight wee/ • a deeidee suecess.., ,The' night Was fine—thetigt eed se" urge crowd . gathered' The' tfeateywere splendid; and thie Was •Icillewed by a• good •progratit ef Sengs,..reldiege,, and 'a,gOod dialogue • fifter'Which.'4,alleing. was 'lndulg,ed lo 011 tte :Nee gine!". belies, • ,• • ';Ismiepon.,:sOrit week the inost mr4-lineeld Bogie , of, • • '::WHITECHURCH. • • , • • The; Anneal 'Thankeffering..tiieeting • . , . •,ef •the ' Weene.We Missionary Society : the,: -Pre.shi?terian churaii • wai 'held. 'last Thursdese .:whee Mrs Lbligheed 'Of Hamilten sic drh- nuecessful. The colleationi /mounted ..-oesasbeodatt*heo `;'err , an0 'Mrs. John 'Reid„of • Au - belie Sunday' with Mr. • and Mre-.;Duilean•Bennede • The 'Ante* AnniVetiaty et the: 'United 'CliurelieWas held lest Sunday, when'llev, :Mr Irwin, a fori-ner: tOr,.*. took the eeefelees. . Levee. Cone gregations :attended 'both. eeryieen.. The collection aniounted :to $360. . • • 11 . The •Thankeftering meeting ; of the; isaien Band of the Presbeteriali hiireh: will be held on 'PridaY'even; ng, .November 18tie, at 8 o'elcick., neknew12.:Miesien..Band are gi'yrng.;: A oOd.•• pait: 0 the Progi'ath,the• 'TAine4 11 he sereed, ,,Everybodyelconice. .,Mr, Albert Stein *he, livee irs'• the est, and:. Air. John of"Bincar- ine, were 'here ,laet "Weeii to attend' e funeral of their brother; Mr.. Will. Wet.' ' . • .The'..,Yonng..PeOPle's • Society ape' 0:"Wconen'S Missieriary Society Of e United .0hureh• :ars.; holding zaif-rVie• cliur h ori ,PtidaY afa neon Naverishe • 18th k • svi ertv th St tis ba th ter Miso Ruby Kennedy Went -ie. -GO& arieh on Tuesday to viSit her: nister, 7M17.0. .Toynl,ee Lamb yho, we . are sorri to report, 13,not 'iniptoy!Ag: • blis:-Deivid': Gillies , visited. in Hen. eee,,en „Sunday ; going .--Up-•With."Me. euid Mise „Charles- Cook cif Lneknoes . . , • si,IVIAPEKING• 7 ' • ; Ond;:krialpicori; of ..dhsithe,ert;':Were':gUeits.,oMi and Mri... 0:00.1twainleY 41: few'da Iast: Week,' ; ' • 'Meseri..'''WriiAttnn :end ,,p60,,Twain. ley .Tr• )d.t: -Monday tor a i ,ei<tendel. motor tiip,. Whieff •wilt include • Chat- hine,.. Detroit •eid.,6ther points.' • . Alta. T. AndereOp; Harvey,. Tom ,and Mips.Qhee vinited Mr. 'and Mrs• '. Bert :Red at .WhiteChur'clibn gOnday/'. . The Blake' Sunday Sc%i4 have _elded to: hold t'..thms.- •ChriStties "Con- ceit n the evening: Of :December 23: Anther announeeMente Your PpISONA Opercitor Telephone service is not produced . for 40100ry in bulk; or hi stars-. 04,ages ow' the counter: Every• Is turned out 1.'to, order °. — a. etiSteln. ServiCe , signedYta meet personal.need,s, inoriteint'S eotice. ' ' Your telePhone ope*rator is a //mi.- tiple personality. She the at the sWitelibeard local, long, dice teine.4 With signal lines fel her . Sisters ,f‘,,et the other mid" rentlY' to select the track for 'ariy 'joinerriey yeti seleet. ' To her, nyonr, call -meand More , than zrust•a cembinittion of switch- board manipulations. It is a can „___for...pereettitit neteidete 'afister, •04 :pomiAtter ana---atinervised:'fie':"' •teUr varemtal .elerk,v1....sectetslite, • would hnd It, .„ 7, _ '102.7 rAgs ': • nnourme ' important .Appointinepts Three aPpOintnienti Of.' general interest which'affect tt -eastern and western lines of the Canadian Pacific •Railway • were 'announced recently,from the, Company's headquarters in • , Montreal. • ' • • e,'. •_ ‘' W.• M. Neal, win; ler the pest ,three and a half years 'ilas been assistantto vice-preaident Grant Hall„with headquatters in Montreal, has been appointed general meneger of ;Western .. lines,. succeeding Charles Murphy vihese . retirement was announeed recently owing to il14iea1th. •Althenglistill a comparatively young o men,, Mr. Neal is ',regarded as one of the most capable, and prominent in the• service of the Ca.nadian Pacc. His risen the serviee during ' his 25 years of einployment with the company hasbeen a sue- tession ofrapid peomationsi. owing to his capaeity for hard work andyintimateVesp of •railway work:: He entered the service orthe CariadLui Patific Railway in January; 1902, AK- ' elerlein theneeerietendent's office at Toronto,: In March of , the same year he was transferred to the office -of the general ••superintendent at Torero. ' • ••, -Following his traesterence' as clerkeetbe Office ef the Seper- Intendent at Winnipeg in 1904, Mr. Neal occupied a number • of clerical positions v various points principally on Western ' lines. tlis first appointment to a Montreal office came in 1910, wben he Was appointed assistant superintendent of the car deeViee1lepertment. ' • . • • • War Boatel •Work 'appoiti•ted general secretary of ihe Cana -alien Rail- way War Board en October 23, 1917; in which capacity he did • such notable work as to attract the attention of „all- having business to do with that important 'department during .the latter yearebetile War. • • ' in Feii superintendentat Montreal,.and an April of, the same year he, . was sent to Toronto to hold a simitar.pcsitiOnthere: • . • • , Two years later. in 'July 1922; he was •appointed..general • superkftendentiOr the Algoma districti..with headquarters at POURT}1 CON J.EINLOss: Mis Miiry' AlelVIerchyspent la:few' ,clays last:week: with her sister, Mrs R.. trustee,: on the "Teielfth • Can. • . , , ; The South.lemloss congregation evas 'represented ...at t.the • hatigh 'Church •evniveisety, ..,-SUnday North Bay, Which' position he vacated, to is assistant to the vice-pessideet. • , • . Mr. Neal was born in Toronto in 10,0, and was' educated. V .the .pulilic arid Wellesley High Schools there. •He was; married in.1910' to 'Miss i"rances J. Scotpiti Renfrew. The position. of 'essistant te the vic:e-president.vocated,by Mr, Neal is filled by the appointment of ti.i. Humphrey wbo .until now has been, generalsuperintendexit cf the Aigellna sion with headquarters at North ,Bay. Mr. HUMplary ie ateither of the company's ydunger exeeetives who has come forward rapidly, He also joined the company in 1904 at . Calgary dia telegraph o'pe.ator. He was later appmntedchlef dispatcher at Medicine Hat, later being plamd .4,aiv Of fuel supply and car distribution in Sasheitchewan with bold - quartets at Meese' jaw, . • _ • , In 1915 he was appointed' superintendent of car leer/lee at , • Winnipeg ;' later. being/ transferred to blentreal 'in tbe'soose capacity. He bean'ie' superintendent -4t Parsiluirse'one.;.lo ' 1917, after,spending some time. on "ithe-Broativale,'N.11.'„. , and Laurentiart drvisienS, Was apppintedeitip&%tendent Oahe ; Trenton - Division and later assistanthe again succeeds in Montigar1414_,Iereelntendtrt, at i Toronto.' • In March, 1924, he was aPee=*1 tendent the,Algoina district..ehere •• 'Mr - when) 'eal: Mr. Munn:Agee is &ie.:. outstanding railroad lean despite hiteeemparative Youth. aad he has been extremely popular wherever be ha been seatinnetl. Mr. Huniphrey is to be diecceecied.at Nerth.RaY !tads** Halkett, now Superintendent at.111CoeeTaw, %me% . Mr. Hal- • — ket-t was bore in Ontario and went to Western Canada in 1897 • in ordertto enter railroading. :•.1-1e.atarted as a brakeman Nan couverlirt8977eserefwefilliteg various weihtments- westernlines,' he became sulierintendeaf.at Kestorain .1915. ' Sihde that elate he has •held-earique-appointments. He.n- spent.soinetirnein Montreal: during.thepiit two years ea, Special work ia conhePtion„with lahor negOtations..: • I of the School Pair and trip to,• the -ILHouse, of -Refuge. 'A plane, -duet:vas: given by Raynercl Ackert and Winni.: 'Fred; also Winnifrecl Ackertgave. a 73rano. solo. • ;Afk splendid Paper. •wan ••giVerz by Mrs. W.. Cox on ,elloespital;-• •Ity for the ord.'? ..At 'the dote Of the ineeting-lunch was. served: The Dec; • mie!,se.tirizif. .WHili6.dbeIis eihe,ld: at the .hetne of r • , ' Dr. Anna, Nicholson has returned home froM:. Detroit • • Mr. and Mre',..R. Martin .sPent, evening lade Week 7ith •Mr.. arid Mrs. Martin of Paramount: , Mi.. aria Robinson :metered t� : Wingham on Sunday; . to. see their note How'ard,,, .in, the hOspital. •A' number free' here attended the Hot Supper in Ripley last, • "Ptiday night • • Miss . S. Buckingliiini,:•;whe spent a few days; at Mr.' R. 'Martin's;, •re- turned to ber'Jionie. inRipley. Rev. Mr. and Mrs..Connor of. Rip- -ley, spent ;, Tuesdee 'afternoon at Mr, Thompson't:- ' • 11OLYROOD,,,, • Mr. and .Mrs. Richard Elliott'' and Tandy Teeently visited 'at. the latter's home,. *r..:Corbett',7' COoksville, Ont. . Some of; our teachers aroundy. 11 I roild',arejhaving a pretty Pair time. „ The 'conentinitY join he •cene•ratu- . •• iations, to Mr. and Mts. Johnnie Barr,: AII. We-Iv:nee :them onoSt heartily . to ' Mr, and Min: •Reg: Sinith Of tuckno*, were, resent. 'visi,tore at ' • . Meter, Askert's,', .„• , , 1 -toward ,Robinion •who .has ebeeti-in-Ltlie-W-ieglicen-hospital-forther past few Weeke, we ate' sorry to nay, is net. ,showing much iteprovemeet; Mr; ' and Mrs. Nelson • of Leaming- ton, visited receittlY with the '''..latter's grandperents, Mr. and• Mt's, H. Pierce,• IVir, and ,Mrs, Miner ' Ackert. :and Jackie., spent ;the week -end with their danghtet Gweedoly11,- at Brantford: Anniversary. Servi0s „held Presbyterial” Chutch' :Binlorrele. con. &feted by 'it former pester, Rev. Mr,.. ,Matbeson of leamsville., were large- ly attended, . both morning and even- ing. :The, special niVsle by .the choir ,wa rnlich appreciated. • • • . • ittvg...'t 1kftieree.and Mr', 11., IlIffiS„ tailed en their, feiid, gra. Thomas to -Hartle; Wh6 has .ben under the Dr.'s ',sr" .eare the past week: , grd., 'Harris,. we' :ere glad, to report, Is improving. ' Mrfi. MacIntesh ' ' /Aid Mr -j of gatet spent, Sunday at ..A,IberC fon Thompseniee .:-:1 .• The tiolyteett Wertien's- InStitnte. the- hen,w'et Ditts, Ernest'. Ackert on goy. •3-rtl, 4 4spi#ndid 441304 40,f the ,•teri. .ventioe it • Witiketten wee given .by -Mr0;11. 411ariible. Was ntletided -te Seild ,$10 of donation to;the ebfl ciros4 okisitog, •119,porte wgte p L S TG11)E and' gre. Elmet Alton • and family ei;en't .Sinday, with Mr. . and Mrs; JeSeph. Tiffin.' :, ,• The Laeeside W.IVr.Se met last Thersday ofterecion ' the chureh. •• .1V1r,:- and grs..Jahri Hays: fan:i- lly of Detreit. spent ..the week -.end with .Mr: and Mit. Tiffin. 'the return *trip Mrs.. Charles;Baker ac.' • amilPenied • thein."'.• , • . ,• 1.36; James Emerson neq 'Miss Os and Mrs...• Emerson . visited last :Sen. day with Mr. andrmrs. V. Emerson. Mr Jaek Strome, -wtio ',Seas doing th ditching in this vicinity,, moved • his' ditching machine. home on , Mon- beiVieg , finished all his centracts. M; and'grs. Deiweoe and Mr. and • Mrs,. R. Boss ariii :family :Spentan . eventrig..last week with Mr,", and, , Mrs. : Wesley Tiffin.• : :r t •'IS ''ivfOR.WD AND 13-14.spm4k. • • - • scHooL. 'anti:ART . ,Form I of the:LC.4, held a Liter: ' ary meeting On • Tuesday, 14eivember;'. 8th,,. at. '.30 "pa*. Thelneeting. openeti. itir,singing gapik Lent,'!. and - athdidsrewss7, fizel"lotieatigaby;othi: firielreeanideet:4.• Beryl Gardner' and Lorraine Web - Son: A lent on 4,'My Trip te the:West!' was gieeii by Clarence Greer. Jessie::' MaelCenZie crOntribiqd .a piano The question : of school pins was diet- : cussed ,anci a eCOunittee 'svniNasipoint- •' • t report On this matter. The .m-eeting dosed singine-G4 ' •. •- 'Form II, Literary • •. • The.'meeting. aliened by einging .the Marble 1.',ef• • sva: fc414WeirE::by- the Chairresues address: The .toPies "Tharilsseivin,g,” wetee'.giverl 'Jessie:, • in- strumentals enti'petpees were. - given AndreW. , ,• by' the sttelente.. '.The' ,meetini:Clo4d1 by singing :the National •Aithent.. • The second 'meeting Of -Perin; Literary Society :was, held. on Nev. 10th.- , 'The meeting was .,,opeoed by Singing !‘The Maple teat POreiree,n after- whichthe President gave an - address. The treasurer's • report ;and he minutes .of the -hist :Meeting were eaci. giSs. Metier; nioved that each upil • pay :a fee' 25e.':..for athletic MiCoj2,regailt14•ullreesnid:rnsoan. P we a err el; 4NPiPoxoilin'tesint! • attend., tit this matter: The't rst :Telm- er• wee, , instrumental by Eno* uSerell, folloWed 'by, a talk • en istiee.by Ecierie &nide ..Porrit, 111 s. sang a chorus, 'and • Margaret'. • • (Ifereld• and Timet, Walkerten.) b The 'presence at. the' 'Assize CoOrt 13 bete on"Tuesday afternoon' of ;Up. le :ward twenty -Ave ladies the b court reorn,..alaey of 'Whom Were girle Air. 'th-eiFteiiis;. beib. 'gave a reading, 'f011.4ved serdid. testimony of a • seduction. case,' -be oecesioeed eitieb serprise and eorii;• meet front a 'large:Portion of the male' gentler .firesent,•whe will admit that, one heti: sonietiniee to .live "iorig to -nee •'much,: • 1-1tie. many. of them Were. in. en .tete,sted• in the case othee--thin froth• ch merbid curiesity it would. be interest., T.h lee; tIctime, but not probably the' i1e .history Bruce has the 'eeurt room ,shewn alarge iteprel1etitatiMi• of 'lir the, gentleii:eese sitting through,. a pith- To 'tics far the: saheb) journal,' by Ina - 1 Craw. ,' The meeting was: elpeed,' Y Singing ,the 'National Anthem. • The kinleugh' hell) thely nual Thenk=Offering ,service in the tirCh' on the evening Of Octolier. 301 e President, Mrs. Lain& preside& t. timbal] rend the scripture son,. and Mrs. Ilodgkinson led 'in ayor. ,Mise Dolly Randerscin of Icknow gave a trrq InEipiring 'lie 'trial of this:nature and getting ah dr enefut siich suggestive etuff: Whet 1 the iteetieg; with Prayer. The. think.' off edification! 010-'6 an ba: gitln val. , :enterily attendieg 'such. trials and ',HS.. , ,.teith-4-lifo thei_ t41111.Aeations;S :,aNge.d," ,have .iod 'to the,feling of such its, 'is beyond:our cripacity to fath. rtvidently atiethee. inanifestatiort fe.minine' nd• •IIACIIELOR.,00 PRE rdriE •••1 • • • t <1. The bacholotatire heading the list A`ing,itea .bithelorl t. gennet 'is a bachelor, Mr,. 1;1, Natty, .11ros14tilit of. the .C.P.14., is hilgihiler, find tile heir to tilt ,,threte Ztigtond• is 4hoolitoldvi ess, basing }lei. thogh*en Luke • : 25-42: The: choir s'kendered ape. 1 walla: and Mr. Malcolm eleeed et:ing • ameunted to $48.26.-•4ee'r WILI? T.ALie ;DRAINAG • • . , , • •Fetgussen of the O.A.C.*111 be at • GOlitOili7-g0Iners Hal/ the will aci.; to ho heji t tl it3t3:::Mstallitr;to: e;u4e4$84:shineEti:i0p,f d4 It*T orit hAle to 0:1161 no 11"t, jeet drainftke, expleinhig the tilim •