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. • Mining ..intanatia; nciw.secoad 1st:gest of the cou'rary's .. equipment; hupplie4'freight, etc., smile $4,9A0:000 per
indussniSe give:employment-to 39000 workmen and has • introit; and add iome.:$100,000,906..w exPOit valne:
prudticticni value of ova $306,000,900t.er atknum. Ot Canada's.raineral prodkicts; without cakinting thvalue
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• • • ,of
die gold',,recovered•froin base metal ores:
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. As an accompaniinent of this great and, growing ;mining _• • ' ' • ' • * •
indestry, Canada is Wilding -4P a triielsiiig and tefiaing iroinineady'identifiedwith the upbuilding. tile imelting
.111, Ontritio,•Quebec, Nova Scotia, pfitish. Colinnbli and.
Manitoba. These plants produce:
inditstiry of world imPoisailte Themu'renimi huge emus , and refining industry of Canada .from its ineeption, the
Bank. of MOntreal gives',-this.indnstry financial serviee
through everystae, Thousands of workers are; depoSi7
tors, 'Sharing in the safety and 'facilities of thcBank with •
l.,Nicket. • Zip; .4; Leta • tobili ifort,"
loys 'toed " 'Bismuth Radium
'um,. • -.Selehium 'Alumpurn , Tellurium ,,yrenrum
.:The plaints. sive .direti eniploymcn: 'to -i0,099,,workeis:*
•:, :and indirect einploylnentto many' thousandsrppre; have
'‘,.ntir•-lingtit--Ctlisrellirt,51090.:•perliatiutii.,` purchase
in.a1,1nd ',eleetriCiiito the value of $1,2,90.0,999;.'paY,for:•
E•ST4,04.1seit.E.6
tictalsotiAiranClii
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their employing companies:, .
The &Thies services inclUde:•Cornakercial accounts; foreign.. .
currency acconath'; financing of.shipinents; loans .400dis.
counrs Collectums; !rade :and: credit
• keepmg sean•aies;•.s.;:lags*: acCotinti;money.' etilderi;
travellers Cheques', banking by mail; personal loans.
Bi7A.13: MONTREAL•: •
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$0.000:
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-Thhtire bank clerk" mon $30,000
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.• • '' svveepstake., _
appenings .car driven by Wallace, 'Bieck ,crash-
- .., -.. .- ., • •-• ed into the rear .of his bulfirY. '
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, . .''• . A ' GO:mei' retnins. $900 of tax :arrears,
'..T.ANUARY •, Ponding ,month of effecting honie.. •ratepayeirs. „
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Kinlops. Council 4 • and Lucknow . .Records revealed, snowfall ot De- ..I.ohri J. Dean ,of Kingsbridge met
Connell' and trustees returned . by •cembez. and January 'totalled 109 instantdeath neir -When
acclamation • Weatherma A' *1 Po
• • ' • inP me than elf; ,feet With n s joke was,
Library Board made 'plain the road r conditions definitely . .bad 'and ,41/4 'inches of snowfall• ,
necessity Of ,an..,increnaed mlinfeipal train service disrupted. - - • 1'eter Shiella'S entered his oine-hun-
rish .Sett
W:Scotch n
liek ifierences
..TheTOwnahip'itif Ashfield ., is situa-
ted
.;.•iii the extreme .-nertliWest, port-
ion; 'of the County of 1,Iiiran..', It .-, is
:' 'the seeiniein.' size • of the •townships
of Huron:, having; 63,184 ., acrep.
Ashfield, . however, Was not Inclial.
' '
ed in • the ...agreement , between „.,Barl
. ,Bathurst . and the i• Canada :.COmPany.
'41ini:-ii. Wita "that-thettide-!--ef-inimi4.7
.i. grant* which:. flowed ,into 'tbe. com-
pany's -holdings • did,•rint•extend. into
. the new: .tOurnship AnWri.842. •. , - '
'Thiii, Wile' not the Oriit, lictualt:Set-.
tletnent, 'hiriiever. Previous"... ici this
tha Orat . settlement was situated in
• Port Albert:- The Plot of the village
, --was laid out , in 1887 , by . •,.William
Hawkins, a. surveyor: in, pie; emplqr:
-,
2 of the GoVernment: An early . settler
deherihes - the location,' '
'"It Waii •the expectation and
Are of the qovernmeht.._".that a'', town
'. 04ould., , be erected, :here; *a..-the'.19ne
. -.
;
Mile River, Which enters 'Lege Huron
...
• ,:. it ;this point,..•furnishes water -power
:
and mulces' a very. goody !:itthilsr; .but,
uncontrollable ' Cirennist'Onbei. 'defea-
l'Aed this tatidable-ObjeCt and Port Al-
„.„., hert/. commercial and indestrial., en-
'terprises mut .be Saniniecl.:41): tlniu-
..tv-ti. Stores, one saw, grist -and shingle,
•' mill ' one :hotel; .one „telegraph' officer
• two' .blackinnithit-: and, A . post , 'office,'
- the tatter being Supplied •,with a
. .
.daili'eiail • tiorth ' and ' South by . the
.Goiterich , and „Kincardine.' stage.”
The first ' actual settlers in '• Port
atC
Albert ;vere 'Andrew, ,111 onnell,. Jer,
, ome Sharpe and: Stepli ;• Martin, for-,
):)wed bY, Jehri• Haw141s end failiilY-
,„.Mislortune struck- at the cOnimun-
, .ity during .., the • first. Yearp... It was
•' several. severe blOWs thatthreatetied•
9 ak nn • the little 'cominunitY. al.
r. The .entire 'stock of.,tlie far,
, niers wak 'nearly: . depleted by a
strange milady: and later, . accidents
"threatened to. melte them go out and
. •• settle in another part a thecOnntry.
• Tragedyjrand „Belie : '.. ,
' MeConhell :wits. 'drowned in 1842
While" on ' his way in i' beat '• to, God.:
grich., Jerome Sharpe h(!benine-clis-'
• eotiraged after this and he left the
I gountry. 'Martin' and •HaWkins.. 'cert-
. 'tinkled to live there, however, until, a
.0* years later, 'PO soMe thrie . It
. Was 'hoped that the. • villaie, wiiiild
...eOntinue ,to proster' and Perhaps be -
mo Ultiinately; a, great ...alitriiiing
"-•""geerittn;- AOwe'verrnattit..bittite-,to:
pass; ' ' 1 ., . .'".... ' .„. • • , .
Pollowing elaelY on the 'date •
•
Settlement 1 at Pitt Albertza.
considerable :: Unin-ber ''of zmmigranto
the Lake Rangeh
settled along et
way up to the northern boundary of
;the .township i• • The • most. ...prominent
Of :iliehe firat. settlers were: *John,
•
•
Mauricer; el)alton,
Flynn, and they -were followed •Sheirfr„
-1-r.afteriteards• brAlexarider McLean
let 2, concesifion 13,
West - • ,•' ' • ,
•...Another settler' was Peter Lannan
who came ,from •Peterboro in 1839:
A..•son as born in 1849,, . one at the
'firit children to, he horn in. the, town-
ship. That boy:'‘vits• Itannan,
and today, .• at the 'ageof'-$17; he still
ta resan ac iv,e interest in the' affair;
Of • hi native township:
ROderick
nine, of ::the' same concession as the
:others. This was onl ••
as..ti virtu/di' flood of 7 -,Settlere,
fol-
Jowed The -first, settler in , east-,
ern part Of ,the* was
Mallough, Whn. drove through
from Hanillten in. the fall Of .•1843.
and settled 'nn the farm, which he
, , , „
continued to • own ,until the time of
his death. was., lot 12, cOnees:,
:sion four, • and it ' constitutes Part of
the Site of the!prehent• "of
punganrion, •
It. was 1844 when Robert David.
son Came in, and, hiCated on lot 1?„'
on concession 'five-, Both Davidson
and Mallough .had Phi•chased oh the
system ; whith system we 2;triay.
say passing, retarded the deVel-
ppnient, of the township and • it WaS:
substituted 'in 1843 -by the "‘10 Years'
skateiris. of •, ,This;�f
CoUrse; had the: effect of bringing in
many settlers.• , •
'."Duringi 1848 and 1849 Richard Tre-
leaven, •Thoinas AlideriOri," David,
loseph.• and Valentine' Alton ' with
Joseph :Hackett end' 'ethers; settled.
in the' vieinity, .Of 'the • WaWanosh
teyvn line,' the mill in the
townhhip., WAS:- built by the Govern-
ment at' 'Port 'Athrt'.ini:j84.. Ik:rekt
came the •one whieliWitS erected 'hy
_ _
Williarn Harris 9n the 'Nine -Mire
Elver at lot teirent, cOncession, lour,
in 1854. AleIcander-Vebot..
Ougli dratted ,a tannery on the,
.it lot; ,tondesSitiii
11. ••
Scotch And . Irish
transaetionp-
!late the ereetin• of,•the
iti 184 :At that. tittle Ashfield had
grant. .. ., , 1,,,,,, , ,,,,,, - -, " Elmer w...t. -A hfi id t.• ... , - , drecith 'year, „ , -• .*
' es e native Tea .
solCvberd!..nWera'slia4Cue"Black - t;of any' b. 1
Secondary- Well cost ratepayers prac- iiouCe a the International 'Nickel, in. 4604 ,or-Johl;• .3, - Doi.....i.„,i ,.!an.le
tically riOthing: ., .1 . ' S •Co ' Port Colborne' -
gran.. Temple • Clarke elected president of
rc44.164.,ohlint,..W.tneb,!..1teerrb,nrbiteliielivelritd etnot,b,kevowldizt7, g•htJeeranoelteu..i.Ms,00,4turHsti;t,d1" l'.5,„,. duiead, in. - misssig...-Louaihe;,•, ..34,6D‘n.'n'aid. awardec't.,.
OA,* was 'buried ,the last day, of the Hamilton from 'baffling 'blood disease : ,, ,4':
014 . yeir.,, "' '" ' .4- " ' '` : ' : • ' I,. • :4: ' 3()t/ ' for. Personal. injuries reeeived
'. Me. .and" Mrs .- Wm: Sherwood of itiVenile iinukeX gikin.U. at Wingh4'''' Ybung -Andrew 1/154e4nnaa Ln't tleT.
Cost of digging and .equiPping; from injuries. received in the power tt Kin0a. rdme -401,
• • Russell Button 'frattured arm 'in i accident /that cost the lifef
Perfant• observed 5,00. -wedding :anniversary; Storms ands013,Pre %%Tattier nn" ' later annealed., •and.,notki•
dri-
, ,•;.1 • ' • • tinned.7."' ; ' • ,:". '•• • •„.. vets, folind eonaliY•
Mindis concluded municipal actiii
1..1.eeye genkilton- 'end CourieillOr Library --report „ Showed cos of ,• Aontfi ' •.• ,90ngt;:egatigli- Pre''
„•.•;
ties as Councillors MeDiamid t.all g new system was •$366:96 With yi.:einicteodointelri,ir-Niviothrgigi:.ste ..sxMeisznaonMery
01- total circulation of ebooks,:'and Period.-
Mnep:nnald took seats at Boardicals 13 33t • ; ,).roDtOhuehrsle mwevd:nincgouv.ecorf oM.
Silverwood's employees at, Luck- ,
of much in-
uivt'iayn. 4411'01 Pel;sYii'iir. e!..ne :5* i'ec servicepa•ny's en1 arrestedDavi d.' anildI e istintre'rie Ashfieldii nh 'Lnativeabatt: •
tereSt here. .
was, Crash • at B1, ckhorse into; -hydro'.
demolish,es • car, 'injures 7driver
kidnapping and liter released,
•Pl,ciluet44:;171-611..goei3,i!t*\ mother., spilide cuts eir hydro power here.
cessfal Year and tipliointed Dan"'Nich- .•••"."-* . * • Mrs. '• 'Reed: obseried ! 92nd
olson" president - • •
George StUart elected. director of .
b tl d
.Doug •Clarke earnedplace ' lac with ethe West, Wawanosh Insurance. .O.i sac-• “Big Jay, here here in 1937 consider -
Stratford ' Midgets. . .- • • ; ceeding t • he late Wm. McQuilhn.•• • ;
* 'Village • Council struck committees Gordon Morrison 'received
severe ' 'Ashfield young* people Presented
. , . .
pointrnents.• s , , George• MaPDOnald, formerb' °±' Effort- was made to contact "Slim"
in recognition of success in. exhibit- 'inember elect; 'tour months 'after the ceived from - B. C.. stating •that •, 'it
• • and made other first -of -the -year aP,- • ed by • Booster '•••• ,
• facial injuries kicked by a colt! tine- play "The Antics of :AsidTew".
, • •
Prnrik Todd • andfrot :banqueted; -.Ashfield was': finally'. declared 'federal -7J AtCheaoh, ai , a 'letter, 'had' he,Crr '
ing the Grand.: Champion ;Steer .... at "beteber .:.elebtion,•of.. 1935,', - .• •• ' .. • ,• Would be to his; advantage.., -to •.cOm-„,
'1A,rilltet . Fait, „ .: 7 ''' :1•.." •: :'• ' f• .''' •,„ --....• :, • '''''Brnee 'comity C:811. nen 'laid :plena' tri_iniieiite.:with relaties•-Iti the West
' John MeQuillin e-' elected' • president 'to,.•imppoit. intl.' -warble fly eaMPaigh, "Slini".wah ,10Patn4 at Mount 'FOrest.
of the :LueknoW Agrienl£urriFSOCiety:•.
Kin Death of Bro, for..seecind 'year, ." ' ',"i.".1,,,:$ . . ' - , —Miss --Jessie . Andrewi--7brideelect-
George Voccurred Village held Ott
.. ..• : ' a:: :7;it.itillti.,',:. ,: •Iiii. .;$itiii ;:. Weill -Olson suffocated 'honored ' by •• Zion -.friends,: : ' .., • -,•' .• :
' .,„.; ,•. ' ': - ' • ; '•-, . , .. e• • • . ' ..,_, •• • • . • Chtirch League' trophy presented
. • .. ' . ' by monoxide gas at her , 'home . near , . .. • , ,... „.„, . „. . :. ,
log, '-rneincerial.. 'Service:. ..',' : .-,---,,,--,.......,i* .'....- ..-.•.: ,-.- --- -.-Jaw,-;,,..,----,-- "•-•,...----:-..;--:--.,--,'-.- to ''.- SouthKinloss it -X gither,ing% ...Ail .
• ...Soltoot,,,,Beard':..appointed -.• 1?ona . ., .
Town, Ha . •
' ' ' ' l''' 11 ' '
'. re
-.Henderson iie•-seeretary, 7.7 ' •' Ohr' 9Y'n , took ,r11.0,aa..17 '
while .;.11(ri itit**C
Yburrr - e'fld: Of :the BoY $Couts„ ;gave 1,1troo.):
ed,OUt 'ftise ah'initlear blaze: broke out ,-Wonien's 'Institate. held Tsucessful .a •`!Peti", talk:
A in. garage, at Mrs, ,.Mills.611',e.'r-0,0d_019,) . • -r-- • Alex/pickle, tire sa e !pan, V4,10
..Favorable 11041d Lady in aiting to: .,...Qiieesi*.*.PlarY. crashed Pecie• at ....-Blielthorse„.,' 'served:
t. ',annual *eating of 'Presbyterian acknowledged ., letter of. sympathy seven .days., in drank •"driving ehargi,
'church. '". . • ''•*••• sent • to Queen by Mias.,;Bunice ,New- roast :his!:job ah; well as neW::Chev
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Kinloss Township Township ' set. 'Teller.' al r•-• ton. . • • • • . • . • .Deaths—Isaac Nixon in • • is 96th,
'itri'ne'int 12c . per dAyfor heads , „Local „Nniora, after Winning ;group, yeat; , chtts. °ter , pep
pendent • - • • ' , • . .
c'-iMebr;aill,etidd • M52rnia.....,'..J..,,w.n,e;dlidi,,n;Egelcr.earins.:iv.ileitt;. nk.
saery
eesr • village implement- 'agent.
•• . ,Thomas Alexander,. Hall; WM' 711..(17116111'.1(.•
& Reed's Store Was burg
St Peter's Church reduction
htRev F
'J Oaten, for
., A
sli'fiei.t1; Edmund ana., *pods taken valued"; • at
'.-'nierlY Rathwell -
creased attendance and
ter
rectory mortgage „ ban z-ecovered with some of it thed ab of whlch was a
.Robert :Hays Who- celebrated. •• Wm • • •••• • • ; •. • •tiaby .
families and BC per day for each de- •
ousted by Wiliderton team ciadYS Relines); :' Thoma Young
; .• • :•he
. • . • •
r 9 ndredth nlre- • ,
Number of on g ;.farni boys at,
annoxed7ta' it. ,th§., ,pteOut Ictii*.iilOPR, ceinher,•!rhad .lived." during reign ., P. Council.; .tnade,, further .....gant ' •,;t,O. tended'meeting , Fret" tii? ..0q.a.110
of East .and West .NYAWairio0Y`p.4.:io.'1:0.ii.saveraiela.::• , LibratY,.bringing.'• total to, 4540"; Re, 'BoyS',' Calf 'Ol'ilh.: ;-',„;, •:, ' '.:•,-..,..,:'''. •••::
„Poeil•..ki„s• ,settlers . l'i*if :Ocate4;.'.*.,tligr:i......'Village...1f.'peVOOn . ' OiliOY,.'..: igl?..e:d. liecosts 'etitilinued-. bele*. previoah. :.••••••, 'Connell ',,ligree1:5' triFstring .'0.niur,.
southern part ofiBrii.0,2::':.0Y.-„,-W-0-0- asking ,..,,Haren. and Bruce Counties .t, ',Year::: ' .--:':-...;',-„:.'ic:----....: „ -'-. -;-::- ..,7'. • .:7- ''''' .'' : •• '1'. 7ilkiliS • alOile:. iligtk,,.....,.:sii).0.9:1'..:.4:2Apjti
'.itSieSsod'. by the • Aahffeld '' as,S6at*Ori „keep .. WinOana ',O..: 1.',UcknOW and caterpillar .'•.,'‘dateipillai;,,,pio*,...iougtt .14'.' *ay. street, .''.:. .•1! ,"' : • ' ' , • •
although .he .had nO. authority'to,....0!''Luc.kiitnit. 'to Atribelley',itiadh onen..." , •threiiiti' frozen snow hanks,, to ...Open' • Seeding was well ..un4e*a50..'•Alur!n
.SO thcee0i that of the Township telin,• • Jubilee : year ih'.pii,it:e4,..cklurc4, 40. , -
Wingliilli.:.tnelain.W. ',road in eight ...0,rat • week ,' at :..May. ..„. • .' • : ., .':. • ...., :., .
cili, 40,,:i.,,,i.:.,.;i9re,.*0.-4i`efi to- coll.' intarked-, with Shecech;,.annual ....Meeting' ,}i(;,o'r.• • .,... -,,'••••.. , ... ,; : : ' ', •2,...,. 2 • -...•, :. ' : .: • , ,-. i•L'heknoi ; entered baseb41,1.1.tetini
1
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ection,' they 'did to the ;reports showing over , $7000 raised Eightlieeneeei*ere takeyi out by the Maitland League„
legalitY•of ..the process of ' collecting :for all purposes. :..• • . vendor S of 'Milk 10i0 acre game presorVe.,establiph..them This ,
irecipitated, ..what , was ' Mrs ; : Win., ",Rutherford received ject to cancellation 11..,0e*peno.:61 .i.tittikitilOss, ;extending: froni
6th to
often called the •"little civil war" and, shaking - up' in train•-•C011iaiOnat U11'; Health .regulations .itot4,: carried out 4th Concessions at G.raael..B.Oad....
as.'rle • okkininr- writes :' ' ; .tew• "•' '• • .4e • ...Outbretik, scarlei'lever_ 'rest:kited. Clarke --
hen theY get toe') nineh, ha.nliek;• :rePire0 -pupils absenkem ,Chool with rheas.' Mr. TOMB -nth* offerd free
'scotch and the Afield Irish -would 'career of close. tk 70• years in finan' ind".:Mrs,1 George Swan; An)1,, troin.:Loi1ia •
• • 'It • was all .rigWexeePt-,--hetinieft.7,---Gekrgey'7.-Vair,: fernier Liieknow
'.Publie tieing ',„eloSed.' Many. p;ehitierit',•Of 'the, itretheirS lustitute
as sure_s( anything, the Brice .albla to" lOOk ••banit 'on, a • succehifid: Mr l • , : -• ' • • • trip to,OttaWil a. selected student
itart. And • Jitter?tonguea they had, ,.0..4'..e.ireet;: • : • fisid,:: celebrated etti,. -wedding • #.7o-rtiFt av'e early in the month re'-
'490. Many the tune have . aten, ' : DeathsiVIrs.. Wm...Arinstrong;.4r.; Versify; • ' .Cailed Sintilar'weether in '95 that Was
(inlet party in the ',Belfast , hotel, be 'David A F!erkleil, Mra: raW,7j1„Ce Mr Peter Torrance .Celebrated. her. followed • :by'..4i• disastrous freeze UTL.'
disrupted word that *Out& kinlaYson.,t, :Mrs; janles Hyde......•'85th birthday. • • • :'•Pr'eSbyterjan Church marked 46th
start thein all to goinginto, blood)!
. • •; FEBRuARy • itaava.V.:•,11-Anderson -Anderson--broke --bone, ;Milestone: ' • ' '
• Mrs. K. -.Millet!. retired As•-'stie.e.
retary -pf,': Bt• Helen's branch...of,: the
.WOinena Institute, ..4fter .fihling, the
�ffice..-forInere than •etwenty ' years...
Reed's stereqiiickly .1n;eught. under
•COntrol. ••,. ' •
,•!!Village street lighting 'Oita .aVei*e....
aged :$1,44 per ..capita in 1935. '
S1l.yetwood'S7' . LizeknoW • ,Creamery
established jeer: cream distrzbutzng
point at Wiarten . to suPplY.! large ler.
.rt ory in nor hern. part ef,
7
Titemethecl of ,-eleCtien.7Of Ofileeri John Miller was :elected. •cianity: 'in as e that trou led him for
Was by ineanS;Of a. "town •ineeting;! Master of -West Bruce; hsithilar ofii g bY perm ,
'where the householders assenibled ce`to that held by his 'brother,,Thoni, Main toads were Slowiy, opening,
and elected them' voce"• as,' in- North- Huron. '" • ,.? for motor traffic by. the middle of
—Fire ehief--.R74:---M it.hg-Inunthf • •
:se -tabled' at ;the S1arise,,1-t0tel n 'Port- •••61 Yettra of 'association With :the bri ;"Thirteenth' Power ,:brought
-Albert on• ..jariljarY ' 12 f,and. gatlei,'•:arhille., C E Arac),5t;tlath 'credit of '
after. Morgan Dalton was .rete.& • to Pieted his thirty-first year as an t$uPIlit PreeaasiOn: of .hirs' Kenneth
tbe. Chai4it, was moved by holder of ' the ','Wet Bruce MacLeodled by
a bagpipe lament
•E,Riggins and seconded by , Richards . shoWered
king; tbSt • ga;ookiris, he, • 4eliet';'.cota tor.,•;• .Jaintary; it.U0oil4.er''Ste Wed, F..
M ivea pre ate hird
prior
to -leaving-for
cuonaanneitrillotyThri.insd mth.o:sio it
wWaass 71:6-ut ' third from iill'°)41*all.
. • that' : game .of Chureh her,eague playoffs:and
aireleet..0d timer giyes the following description., tr.ophy South
the same Manner: • NV. E.,. iliggins,, of a typieal ,scene.„ It wits •in a Lae- gems to 8, , • ' , • •'":"-
'Clerk; ' ' ,Thinrias "Johnson, :.. assessor, ' ;know ,' hotel . and:: a ; hardy SFo.f., b,C1'.. d 'David ' Meihner 'freed 'after ;Serving" ,
. , .
Michael :: Healey; •;." collector, *lerOrne linbibe4. ' ' ' . , '.2,18 :monthgf 15 yetif.' term in. Xing, ,
Sharpe . ' and John licOkn.l.ant."04.0i,Id-'• 4,7 ."Phe :.,Seotchman,' .•sttqted 'talking' ston, was practically •penPileis, .,-; -:
liq4ieys; ;WilliaM Carey, '..T.h.O.mais izi a ' very 'free Way:, about ' all them, ., Mrs; , Helen 'Hudson „ obherlreci., . lief •
'Connor, 'Morgan' , King, .;:arid-2•.140hard a„.....it.istiT,ii: who, .,,i-te.::,...tOte,riimPiOg 9 1 it , birthdair. at Elora, ' . • ' . ' .-." , 1
Rya • • ' highways; t
Wm. John Collison,.:R; HnlyroOd,
was an unsuccessful 'entrant in the,
heavy. weight class 'of •. Jack . Denip-
se1P.S "White 'Hoye') bo3ping, tourna-
ment held in Maple roirif Gardens.
; Maitland Presbytery. deplored -"and
condemned divorce and Present litntor
awh. • ' -
vv. ii., Iomunsosn, M.P. for Bruce;
was" one Of 73, lawyers sitting, .!,t the
Rouse of CominOns at L.Ottawa., .
• !Out') marked 80th anni-
'.Versary recalling -growth of the
.con-
gregation, which first met a little
log church, •
'Prank MacLennan of • Lechalsh
. o .the epuntrY, There: Was •a ensenesh “,cabinet", twentY men. Of .
AOhir• Donald •.McRea and that I was certain •canie.''.OVer, the „Jen- eo. Church Young Men's: Class decide
John Dean were AOWn;14 • Wardens.' ,tire :group, that'. was ..in the room.' "Canada Ainvo. in .interesting
• The subject • of • edUcation was :not Men edged,in' a little ',Closer Ao each, dehate. p' •
completely 'forgotten,-"betaftise •W. R other:', .14oticed :the Ashfielder.s, oeodo t� tetu'rztax ari
Higgins; Morgan King,„ 'Monies RaVir they ....were': 'often :called; mov4i.g:' nP rears to the end of .i034. to the Couhkins and ":
John Finn pinn :.Nvere, :elected: 'cloSnt to'• each other, . and ty th.eastirer tind. to ;discontinue relief.
."common school:commissioners:" • seriseti that there, waS .tC). be at , the end Of 34tirch. •
• ,
a wete,overseersf
entir• e' Council of fi:ve JneMbera. trOuble ' . ' ' Presbyterian Guild:, presented • 8eth,
• :vies eledted the 6th and: 'hie Yet' ,,Than young 'un Inn roi•o'n., beyond Parker •
January. in 18$04 at the hoine'nf.bin, . and = who .pirrne.cf doWit. neat' . Alex addressed
id ,Mckiiihon,:!:` on the IAtka,. 'tread; the ltike,_just stepped • up : and -Raked loeal audience .
toliowing *eke ,-chosen :: the big, Scot to; repeat' One particular erative •,society 6totimpi.c
Williatn Graham, '0?4, cothi. 14eico- ,VOty.,,obtioxiOti§ ..§taterri'ent`t- the. Scot lite; . . .7
Zig tf;:, Jererniali Flynn, 12'; John luighed Untf,Siiid„,.it'oyer tutiOluglY•1 'Greer obtained rubberized •
73; • Thninas, .Johnson, 02: book ,rnark made :from the outer co
Among the • . 'since , that date' 'like `-'ri mari....400"they were tr4ing Of the balloon, "Explorer
wete Charles .Gitieiti,• in , 1.861,. ai) in" proper style .That started it; Which attained "-it werld"s :altitude re
ei DaVidsan, in -1852,3, .and ao, ont.t,titi the, entire' hind was 'en: 'eOrd. of 12,395 '•feet:. • . .
'down through ,the years aged Ina real fight: Scots and trish Little interest' SheiVii-as llorticug
Stormy tiay.s ! • '.' and Alt 'of ,theni *eine:it in 'pro- tatial •Society spensored illustiated
drew:a .horse in, the Irish nee State
sweepstake, that netted him consid-
erable- More than $gpoo.,,, L. Mc-
Millan in whose name, the bo .Oy was
sold, 'received roughly
'Seven yonng, men OA 'South
KinlOss • COligregation, • entered' the
m1nIstry,• during past font *ire
, „
yearh. . ;
Announcement made that $100 sal,
aries,• „ Justices, at' the Peace,- rio,
tut off, 'replaced,' by .the '-fee •systerit
vviien PaPers Senved. '
rs, We L. • MacKenzie • eleeted
Sident of 11'10 °viler!,
Mrs.' Paul Reed suffered- tradtured
at advanced age; ** •
A tevik Pig, With 0;6_1).n:dies and
. • • .. •.
The early 'days of Ashfie d ToWri., per •style, and I- had o step around lecturer
ship were stormy 'ones And old-timel's-in a real sautre way or elsis"'V. toot . „Deaths—fir. $.' litocDonahl 3,11-4
, _
delight-,•br-recalling-ocenrrences.-- .•.- woillitliiive been nitiedtWliile?'-. 'linnet Clarkson, toonald ;Iq. .Medre--
the' lrish.had a-lrievatteeagainst ttY Harry S. ' BoYle in the 'London ger, Mrs:- Kenneth MacLeod' key "li
,
the Sel.ch and iike-veraa, • „ An old- Pree Press. , colq• uhoun.
•
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•
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r
Rilia4,4441,. Ain:tong
,
1=nekhew•
George Pettigrew, formerly
o ')Xinlough: killed- . seeding he. 4!
cident on the Miaolin farm -neer
Kincardine.. ' , .•
Deaths—Mr, Ale); Campton, tiro-
..ther. • of 'Mrs. ..Geddes, Her);
runay,, Edmonton., • kErriMa- Rohert., •
011,. , Jeremiah, 1rOran,'
BUOiringhem, Charles Neednalit •
:431441,4•1
41"
PA0,1111/111
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L. naked to, consider
taking, orer• cemetery.,
:Council set poll tax at $3.0p,
Masonic. Order attended Preshy.,
*teriart. Church.
,c.our•,t• aretiOn7againt Cirijr-
Campbell; 'dismissed' hy Judge: bwenh,
\Pilot RG. Reid. brother of `Mrs.
A. McKim, lined in Plane crack
-at 'Fort • „,‘, • .
,Silver*Laite-•at1BlacithorSe'
ware-
stpked with • Millions of •piekere1.
re9n17.th6 fiik Ilatehei7 at Creling.
W99a.. • i • .
Teaching. staff .,all re -hired : .with
$5.0, raises ' given Messrs, Calvert and
MacIptyre of the StatF..
Mr. and Mrs. Wm; -prey celebrate
•M..ith wedding anniversary. •• ,
`Mr. and Mrs.- Peter ,McCall honor-.
.
data surprise party on their' 25th
• wedding •anniVersarY. '
Ashfield Township' P acreage e is
83;705 with a population .0 2017:
West ,Wa*anealf.. tornPriSes ' 41,711
With :a.; P"Olnilation of ' 1350: • '
• . •
Mr. and. Mrs: D. 11: Bain --of Kin.
loss 'celebrated .60th 'wedding , anni.
veriary in London: • •• •
Arrangements made ., -to :have „the
lion:7--Duzican Marshall. onen.
fair: "'• "
Little Topiiny ,Burns crossed the,
-entment froni ,Lea Angeles to...spend.
••,be . Summer', With hih ,:grandnarents,--,:
and Mrs Thom-Tharn
L held -deCoration serfice..
it 'Greenhill 'cemetery ,•
cost ;or...indigent Patients expected ti
POSt $20,0.90,' and was • Chiefly rest:ion.% •
sible for N mill' in:Crease . in Count§
„
•
.. A
'Atinlesa • Wiacton youth wrote ex;
aminations ,helding pencil in his teetli
Representatives. of .:United FarM.
era', ' fertilizer ;•Mixing.., stations is
Western,' ',OntatiOi .-Met. in Lacknow
discussed -,inethOdS and , planned' fop
expansion du ng coming year,
.-Rey. 3. -D. GilmouOrate at Luc! •
:1/4now.,• 'appeinted'reCtor o Tigones.
fiord, Cnumlin and takeside'parishes •,
• •Rei. 3 C Caley; former' curate....
here;PointedrectOr. at -Port Ito. •
wan On Lake .Erie. •• •
Three yaeariioUnt "'young (ladies
-made, fine showing at ;Welkerten • en
AchIeveinent: DaY. ' •-• .?" ;•• ••• .
.Paramount .cotinriunitY held annua;.,
Miss Mary MaCIntyre. esta:ped in
jury in train collision at Guelph•
'.IVati Rawlingh :was moved to...Hart;
over brarielf:•Of Bankof :Montreal.-
Ahhfield, Presbyterian Church iner.
•ked anniversary, IS the'Oldeit :Pres.
byterian Church in :the • district hav
ing been- ; recognized • is, -a Mission • •
station' 88' years ago., •, • , .• •
• Scotch Doubles trophy won --
Robert- Johnston's , rink, .,01, goderich •
AriangenientsLcOmpleted.or
ening et/ PresbYterian Sumner ' Carnis
,'•
. , • ,
at Xuttail
'14iCliolsOnsPoic'e:'' here •
recommending •the • establtshing of a.
co-OperatiVa'; conutionivealth' , as ,,,the
way gut„ Of :the presentisis...2.-
. George McLennan .., 3 -year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs:, Emile McLennan,: of
Lochalsh,. was ..stunned 'u.`ben'he f§1.1.
from !ti .bridge :near his hothe. into.
"the-. rivei---Vrh—liv ' qti
have saved the : lad,. :froth drowning.• '
Ile Was' ..foundin, a deeP. :hole .about
minutes, later.',:. •• •
,
Rev.'J L Burgos& 'ot
loss accepted call to Puilin'cli near
Guelph, rind :left here • early': la Aug-
Webster 'folk • giithered at Baypeld
,for 18th annual,..,gathering:
gaine, veterinary here
f9r,' about a year; .164 for Winnifieg '
4 4 44 444
to be later -followed by,hisife and
• •
: •Presentation •,,nailie to ,AlexSmi•th .
by . '. ttd#ed:•' Church . organizations
....Series Of "articles op Pre....;""inetit ;.. .
,residents . Written . bY 12. ,N, ... ' A. M.1..
gielie1hori;,commenced with.: first .., is. .•
4oe in ..itily. ' 1 : •- ,:• • ,
• Display- of i-ose itst towling..Grecu
'attracted much ' a
' .strol, nuird. r 'cise. 'in Carrick (
is
ttention. •. •„ ,
'again' brought nP ...with the arrest of '
:Mrs. Stroh, Charged with murdering
her husband. :` , .-•,•• !-”. ;v, '
'.. Keith A; McWhirtier,, former, Luck- .
new banker; sentenced to'Year in re.,
.formatoii an- cpriversiOn of: .16141, '
charge. , • - '
' Deatha--,Mrs. James Lininiti, -Wait
Hodgins, . Mrs., '(Dr.) Balfour,. Mrs, .
.John , McKendrick-, tietroit; TOUtican .
1.±datheabn, Tolede; Mrs, /I...Witt ,Keel., ,
:ey (nee. ..EItCabetli "Wilson) - forth.
erly :of 'W,'est WaWanoalf; 'Jack ' Mae. .
Donald, 'St, lIeletia; Wallate/..8-.:,Greh., .
itkhe, .$ask,..1, *foriner shoe' ,friel-4iatit;' .
It, A. Miller, •Sask, forinerly, of,St”.
Helenhi.1- -Rev,,.dharles (INVehra.ler.'' -
, Anglican' Minister; Duncan MacOii. '
21iVrity, Hugh ,.laittes Solthstone., .-
, . - (Centititted.'ext Wee,14 -
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