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; THE LUCKNOW ..SENTINEL LVCK4NQW C I TARIO
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;ttpiirir; :we.add• this cheery note:;
'May. you and Yours* enjoy
for years .to ..come, all ..the happiness
W. e, wish for you this Christmas,
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•• a R.ev.. E, A. MacKenzie,' minis:
(Continue from Page 15) horse' ran . away.. Her little. son oaf St, Matthew's: Presl yteri
, was unhurt in liemg-tossed to. ths~ Church, Montreal, for. five yea
•. Thirty ars , Ago roadside.was
Thirty: $as professor
•James T. Lyons was gt`ferxng ,practical then
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South,... Kinlossrse congregation 8c for hensR 10c for thickens andlogy .at' iPresbyt:
presented a pus of money to ian College, Montreal,
S.�c a pound for docks. - •
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Andrew Lockhart who 'had `been • I,ucknow Fare Co made a $1,00 • '
Sunday School superintendent, donation to start a • fund with Sixty .ears .Ago
membe r ofesgssion and treasurer am objective of 1 50 •- which re-
Albert ' Fleming. and wet
for several years,
presented •the cost of a fully Moise. purchased.. James Lind
Dr. Ball of: Walkerton, the Lib- Ziepdp!dtointabeehinceatr to be .pre-
rbDr candidate in rtoill Bruce,butcher business,
med Miss Annie MacKenzie, a fc
iian ar.
was'' elected to the Dominion f• orces:
mer teacher in the Lucknc
parliament,_ _Jamies Malcolm 'i°-11:
of - While on a--'photgrabphing- 'trip Presbyterian • Sunday .School vi;
as v •i'e-el+ected
North :Bruce throw from his motorcycle ;
Herb :Wade ' was ..engaged as While- ~ ' � n Trnpan
a a d o ion -'to Miss: G
lAtterMaker 'at' SilVerWoods :. ':1
w• hile> trying to; avoid a' flock of• •forth, n CChin.a.
suffered: a. fractured : George , IJou•glas: i and •. Ads
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;the Ackert :home on Stauffer St, Bowman ' a liveryst
C1 wm opened all
•.Messrs. Struthers an :Winter • in ,the old iMcC,�owan' stable.
stein took :over the Ford. Garage •• .F." fifty Years Ago :Winter -
Stauffer St,, .just behind t
business' .from, Wm,' 'Naylor:Campbell 'Block,
Following the fire, that wiped •' Wheat was 80c,• oats 30e, bi
nut seven 'buildings oin the north tel .9c •a ib., eggs 9c a d zen,.14
Forty 'Years Ago:,, ide' of 1Vlain St„ A': T,, Davison o
8c, chickens '4c, turkeys 6c; duc
Herb ` Graham of. 'the 'i Eaton & Son opened temporary :quart,. 5c (it didn't .tate whether 11
Battery 'was visiting at his home.ers in :the. Graham Block at the or dressed)., apples $2'.00 a Ix
iii August, 'which he expected' corner' of :Campbell . and Qutram rel, dry wood $1.25' 'a cored.
Streets, across from The • bentiriel °�*
would be his embarkation ; leave,Lucknow s Ia�crosse team . w
Rev. 'Hardie of 'Ashfield. Pres -Office.. composed of J. MoCorvie, A. M
'byterian Church`' was' making a .. J. W. Murray of Ashfield pur 'Corvie, . Joe. McCoy, 'T. • Reid',
canvass of . the. congregation .With chased Wm. Bowers , brick. cot- Berry, S. Yule,, W. Treleaven,'
a view to raising at least $1000. tage: on Rose St. Yule, A. Shoebottom, J. Lyoi
for the Red: Cross and Patriotic D. , Taylor' sold 'his hardware, D. McAuley, ' B..: Bryan, Ed N,
Fund:• business to .Win., Murdie, of Sea- •Cor.vie . '
brated his:9lst birthday. effective on Iiecember' lst. • Bruce County W;C:T,U. was he.
Charlie Lockhart, son:of ',Mr:; Mrs . Jphn Murdoch died at. the in.:Lucknow with the, delegal
nd~ rs..Ezekiel . Lockhart, Con home.•o.. her daughter, Mrs; 'R. welcomed by the president of t
a .�•Mf
4,' .Kinloss; *.i4. drowned' While. •C. McGowan of near :.Blyth, •Mr: local branch,; 'Mrs,, G.:W...Bern
•swimming�in Purves; Lake, ; and, Mrs. Murdoch ..came :.to Can= The .distribution of temperan
`:.Lillian Jane Clark, daughter of ada' in 1864 • from'• ScotlaJnd .after' literature, antral.' of- it at 'FF
Mr..: and Mrs.: Peter : Clark .of: St, their' ; Marr'iage ' and for forty. Fairs, was one of -.the activiti
Helens, "berate the bride of Rev years farmed in Ashfield on the of the County organization.
Wm. ' Maclntoosh of: :tend Head, fare now: ,owned . by Gordon: Wm. . Taylor : ` had erected:
' and„ formerl • ;• of St Helens.' :Tile Kirkland, 'ick residence'. on the 'corner
y •: brick
cerernony •:,was performed by :Rev. , ''Officers .of the• Lucknow hoc- Outram and Willoughby' Sts.'T
J, S. Duncan. : key team, entered in -the Northern year • before .'Adair Thompsi
Jahn Hildred • of Woodstock League, �were,,•'president, R. •R. 'had built a brick house across t
and. formerly of-Lucknow, who MacLeod •vice" press, Dr. - A; G road fram the Taylor'.residen
went to Flanders 'with the First :Elliott;:. Manager Wm:- Davison,• and vitt. Geddes • had built
Canadian , Expeditionary :Force, captain, Robert 'Thompson; areas:, brick . • home on Havelock :•
a4:disabled hone having . suf.- 'Thomas 5.. Reid sec. ' • chic South. •
fered the loss, of an 'eye.'; His bre,: Scott managing committee, W. , At the Western Fair, ..Lord.
Ther Warren, who was., in the .Burton, J•. . Habnick, -Ed Law:- . E., :Gaunt and Sons .of St. Hele
same; regiment, was missing' and rence; mascot, Lee 'Horne, made a clean sweep of. the: priz
believed dead Wm. Rivers -sold his blacksmith for Leicester sheep,'; and . th
John Rutile,'' Con. 11),, Huron . business: j Richard Webster Shorthorn bull .. won ,first:
'Township, died,. of ffij uries re-'' The . c � egations of Calvin .• Mrs •Wm. Turley died • at. h
ceived, when hit on the' head by' Church, SL ' ens and East Ash •.home in. Lucknow at . the `age
a pulley • during ',harvesting op- field 'extei�i ea, i all to. Rev Ti. 82. ; .
9 erations. _ W Craw, ' w.iio..had been at Ver- 'John D.. McPherson, champ.'
' To _raise,' money for .the Pat- non, ,B.C., for ''three years. • . shot - putter' and • a • former' re'
'riotic Fund, •$74.25, `teams of The ' -marriage took' place at dent of K i)tait, was . fatally i
single R. and ' married ladies in. Thorold of George A. Smith and. jured' when he, fell 46 feet fro
'L.ucknow- played' a' game of 'base- Rena. McCulloch:,.Mr. , Smith had One of the • lock gates , at Sat
ball with the single ladies win=' been. appointed. • manager of the' :Ste, *'Marie,' Mich '
ping 28` A6;30; The line-up : was; n e. w 1 y . established ..Lucknow ' A..full page advt..in ,The Se
single;: Miss Douglas,.: C. Geddes, branch of the Molsons bank, tinel, :printed yin red ink, .a
Fern : Reid, Lila•' •Taylor, M. Mc- which :had purchased the 'build nounced a going -out -of ..busine
•Glur-e-i-- :-Spence,-�•-•I.;-Campbe11;. %ng -=-=and business= -Elf George -LA. -sale for -W - L--Brumpton ,
M. Irwin, ',RL •' cordon, married,. Siddall, who had, been in the' pri- The Kinloss Branch Agrici.
Mrs. W. Joynt, Mrs. A. Stewart, vate .banking business in Luck- • tural Society .(Lucknow ri
M'rs.' G. Anderson, Mrs. •R: now'for twenty-three years. " Fair) was. reported as : the' "fi
Thorri'pson, Mrs. George Smith, In response to the efforts • of est/and .most • successful exhi'l
MrsL'..J.-..:;Agiie.w;.:..M.rsw W L.Doug ,Rev. �•T ....i L:... McKerroil,_meinr tion.._ evver`..�held in the. G.ountx'.
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joy-and good fellowship l
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L a bel .Douglas .• •
as .Mr. and Mrs. W:: J. Davison
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'In ' spite• of additional seats be-
ang installed twenty. -five • stud-.
rents were= --unable- to be -adm=itted,
to' Lucknovv • Continuation school.
Principal H. A. Doiz.pe ,was con-
valescing'.from an appendectomy•
and a supply teacher, Mr, Isbister •
of Wingham , taught here .during.
September: ••
Mrs.. Andrew Mullinof'r Ash
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f ieid--di-ed-- :t-•tl. e--w-11-one--o f ; he -r
son, Henry Mu1)in, at -the 'age of
80 .years. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Ittfullincame to Ashfield in 1859,
• settling on a b,ush farm on ,Con,''
11; . which they, :cleared.
!Rural • mail ` service started in
mid-September on R,R; . 7; Luck-
now, affecting Belfast, Lanes and.
Nlafeking post offices, Belfast, of.
ifice was closed' With • the start.:
ing of the route, which Complet-
ed athe establishing_ of-, rural mail
service' to all sections of the 'com-
ixitni y. :
Joseph A.. 14allough •field a, clic-
-pension sale ' of ;Shorthorn and
Angus cattle as well as all stock
and implements at ,his f , on,.
2, West Wawanosh. Grundy
Was auctioneer,
Mrs, Joseph Hanna suffered
fatal head' injuries when she'
• t, t> > ti."i ggta'iAizte'o 'ti!inott alit !til2'Ot? hoot groin✓'• neon. t
t 1, 1, in G` A' atatial+ist ,itiu# ,ovotoi a )u ped front the buggy. as the.
ka.3•ales'� t&•err%:.• 0„*.tem rennet.4d.;d4Ai%.4szzliaa`•»Y.a:.iaPriAzkiry:r..w.;4.V=,4 Sa:.....S:
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tit. Reat . Market .
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