HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-04-15, Page 7Promotion Examination
Clinton Public School
Parents wishing to send children
to school are requested to have them
vaccinated and have them at school
on the inorn,ng of the opening day,
April 19th, so that the classed may
be organized without delay,
The following is the report of the
Promotion examinations kid last
week.
From 3rd class to 4th class in Div-
ision '2. Marks required to pass,400.
Harvey Harland 523, Leona Elliott
491, Al. Doherty 467, Lulu Connell
449, Lulu Howe 447, Lillian Mennell
438, Willie Britton 411, Laura Menn-
ell 412, Russell Moore 401, Roy For-
rester 400. Laverne Cook 398, rec-
ommended, Willie Pinning 379, recom-
mended.
From Division 5 to Division 4,
marks required to pass 400 :
Frank Pennabalier 456, Harriett
Caiitelon, 455, 'Wipe rio.herty 448,
Jessie Armitage 443, Gii:ord' Beaton
433, Foster Copp 431, Norval Mc-
Lean 122, Wilfrid Crich 418, Lloyd
Rice 401, Francis Reynolds 400,
From 2nd class to 3rd class in Div-
ision 5, required' to, pass 350 :
Nellie Watkins 466, Lyda Morrish
455, May Rutledge 433, Bessie O'Neil
410, Winnie Draper 400, Georgie
Kaufman 397, Vera Trieh 391, Clar-
ence Finch 381, Meda Cooper 380,
Joe Nelson 380, Elsie Barge 379,
Maida Armour 357, Mansfield Cook
260, failed.
From Division 6 to Di%ision 5, re-
.quired to pass 340 :
!Kathleen Dowzer 413, Lois llolmes
412, Erskine Evans 409, Leota Har-
land 406, Nellie Kemp 403, Jennie
Baines 402, Buell Higgins 396, Mild-
reCook 391, Charlotte Sheeley 343,
Mary Chidley, 391, Margaret Kerr 389
Leona Nediger 385, Lulu Bailey 376,
Alice Peelcitt 370, Elmo Dohrifty 36%,
Alberta Jackson 363, Maud Rutledge
355, Ina Trowhill 350.
From Part 2nd to 2nd class in
Division 6 :
Bessie Chowen 219, Mabel Mar-
shall 213, Claude Higgns 206, Hanna
Argent 205, Marion Gibbings 204,
Florence Smith 203, Earle Cooper
193, Dorotha Ralteriburv 192, Leona
Hearn 189, George Evans 181, Aileen
Armour 180, Hattie Oreig 179, Fred.
Grimes 175, Beatrice Britton 153,
Flossie Nelson 142, Addis Jones 132.
From Division 7 to Division 6, re-
quired to pass 122 :
Marjorie Barge 200. Pretoria Ship-
ley 187, Wilhiir Welsh 187, Ernest
Livermore 185, Alec Agnew 182, Cecil
Peckitt 181, Elsie Graelis 179, Wil-
fred Seeley 177, Frank Smith 176,
rrawt0:11pil 15th, 1909.
Pearl Gould 175, Agnes Fair 164,
Orval Murphy 158, Ernest Hall 152,
Nettie Glazier 149, Fannie Hellyar
148, Earl Livermore 145, .Earl Steep
145, Herbie Grundy 137, Thoren Per-
due 137, Alex.
Bell 122.
From Part 1st
ision 7 :
Ruth McMath
Mb.ry, Rathwell
Eagleson 133, Jean
to Part 2nd in Div -
82, Edna West 79,
77, Murray Mc-
Neil 77, Helen Forrester 77,
Harry Lawrence 77, Carl War-
rener 77, Leslie Rice 15., Fred. Wallis
75, Joseph:lie Yesbec 75, Lyda Liver-
more 74, Merritt Nediger 73, Nellie
Marshall 72, •Evelyn Chill 70, James
70, Kate
65, Charlie
57„
Walker 70, Asa Deeves
Spalding 68, Mary Carter
McGuire 59, Cecil Cooper
Beaton 56.
From Divison 8 to Division 7 :
M. Andrews, H. Rance, N. Edmist-
on, D. O'Brien, C. Dunford, B. Gunn,
G. Shipley, D. Fair, R. Shrenk, E.
Argent, E. Wasman, E. Hill, A. Wal-
ker, B. Harland, S. Draper, E. Jac-
obs, G. Wagner.
Leadbury
Mr. and Mrs. T. McCulla have re-
turned from Minnesota, after a four
months' visit with their daaghters'
there. Many friends welcome them
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCulla., Strat-
ford, visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Kinny and Mrs. Driscoll spent
Easter with the former's daughter,
Mrs. Nesbitt of Listowel.
Miss Mamie McEwen of Wingbam
Business College spent the Easter
holidays under tfie parental roof.
Miss Emma and Master Tommy
Murray of Blyth spent Easter with
friends here.
Rev. Principal Wallar of Huron
College, took charge of the Easter
service in St. George's church.
Mrs. Boyle and family leave for
their hom,e in Almonte after spending
the winter with friends i.n this vicin-
ity.
COLONIST EXCURSIONS TO THE
PACIFIC COAST AND MEXICO.
Daily until April 30th, one way sec-
ond-class colonist tickets will be is-
sued by the Grand Trunk. Railway
System to the following points at
very low rates :- Vancouver B. C.,
Seattle, Wash., Spokane, Wash.,
Portland, Oregon„ Los Angeles, Cal.,
San Francisco, Cal., Mexico City.
For further particulars and tickets
apply to any Grand Trunk Agent.
Goderich.
Mrs. Ross, motherof Mr. Jo
Ross, is taking care of. his Wail
They have removed to their old honae
on Toronto street.
Mr. Charles Turnbull, of the Bank
of Commerce, Toronto, spent. Easter-
tide at St. George's' rectory with
his parents.
At St. George's church. on Easter
Sunday, the reading desk, lectran and
pulpit, were draped in white, and de-
corated with double daffodils and
ferns, arranged in a pretty fashion.
The altar drape was also whtte. In
the front were Eater lilies and
myrtle, drooping lover .the sides hke a
fringe. Many Easter lilies„ Azalea,
daffodils and a number of foliage
plants, most notably a pepper tree,
were banked on each side of the ohan-
cel steps. At the evening service
Rev. Mark Turnbull took for his ;text,
St. Luke' 24-5-'1Where can you point
to any thing more suggestive than
that ? " he asked, "What do the
words suggest to you ?" To me they,
suggest, that the dead are living at.
this moment alive than anyof us.
"Language" he said, "is a strange
thing, it often leads astray. We say
the sun rises and sets, when it do`es.,.
no such thing. It stands still while
the earth is moving. Words .do not
often carry our meaning. The sermon
was replete, with common sense. The
anthem was beautifully rendered by
the choir. The offertory voluntary
was "Sing to God" executed in a,
very spirited manner by the organist.
Port Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schornhals'ispait
Easter with their parents at Milver-
ton.
Alfred Quaid visited his sister at
Wingha.m during Easter week.
Miss E. Jones, our teacher,spent
the holidays 'with her parents at Cre-
dit Forks.
James McLeod of Detroit spent
Easter with friends in the village. '
Mr. an,d Mrs. Nels Pearsoni Sunday -
ed with friends at Auburn and vicin-
• ity.
Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Hayden, .0
Goderich Sundayed with his parents'
here.
David Martin leaves shortly*, for the
lakes for the season.
Harry Hawkins, atter a few weeks
of illness, is improving again.
' Miss Victoria Hawkins lett last.
week for Mackin,ac via Chicago.
Edward Graham of Toronto who
has been visiting in the village, and
neighborhood', left last week for the
city again.
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