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The Clinton New Era, 1910-12-29, Page 11 1 VOCe4o filo, eti CLINTON ONTARIO T HURL' DA DECEMBER .29 lrt. W. H. Kerr 4 Son, Editors and Publishers 4 r Royai Iar?,J. OF OANADA DNCOBFORATlip 5669. ;capital . $6,200,000 Reserve $6,9.o o,oao •oissets . . . $95,0oo,000 HEAD OFFICE, - 11tONTREAL • 175 BRANCHES 'Correspondents" throughout the world, e interest allowed on Savings account)/ at highest current rrtes. , Vourteous treatment accorded to all customers. R. E. MANNINO, Mgr. CLINTON BRANCH watiemsee auburn .A. stude1 from Woodstock will take chase of the service in the Baptist churchSunday afternoon. • -1 Porter's 11111 Mr. and Mrs. Jas, McDonald and family 'celebrated Xmas in their 'beautiful new home. William, 'Glengarry and Alda all being home ''from Detroit . .Mr,gncl, Mrs,J,B.Cox ot. Colborue visited at .Tames Cox's on Tuesday. Ben 'and Mrs, Lindsay spent Sun- day in Colborne. Mr. Joe Bembridge of Blyth is visiting at Edward Jordan's. Mrs. Schmidth and daughter . of era�. istock is visitingender the par- ental roof. • Y ° Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.Potter and dau ‘ahter Lillian spent Xmas atetwrie's: near Woodstpek where Mrs. Potter es still visiting. Mrs. S. Dawson and son, Roy of Spring bank are visiting at John Cox's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan and 'children and Mr. a and Mrs. Tom 'Morgan and daughter of Port Stan ley are visiting in the neighbor hood. Misses 'Minnie and Mona John- ston have left for ° a two month`s' visit among friends in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and daughter of Port Stanley are visit- ing at the latter's hnother Mrs. Sterling. , Will Jor retysned . from the Westrecent 1V +. WINTER TERM OPENS JAN. ELLIOTT •�,� •L(!����1/ ci • TORONTO, ONT. Canada's High Class Commercial School. Absolutely superior instruction. Write to- day for Large Catalogue. Iloylleld Mr. and Mrs :Fissure and Mies Ruby Fissure were 'the guests) • of 1 hlr. F. A. Edwards duringlthe -past ^. Week. land Mrs, Harry .Faledner I have returned to their home after spending the summer on the lakes; The Rev. Mr. McLennan preach in St. Andrew'e on Sued: last, The Christmas. entertai ' • f Trinity Churchwas an . excellent .one, and notwithstanding the'dis- agreeable weather thehall wag fill- ed twits full capacity; and aevell- rendered program was greatly.ap- precsated y the. audience, Hipper, By *afire breaking but in Dresden. Christmas •morning, . Rev.: Geo, H. Long, a former pastor here, was -killed by an explosion while at the fire. The London Free Press gives the following short sketch of his career,— "Rev, Mr. To has been in Dres- den for the past two years having previously been in Highgate. Heti entered the Methodist ministry in 1881 h the Conference of Manitoba and during his stay in then *rest 1 occupied the pulpits of Kenora, Edmonto2;, Boisevain, Souris, and Msnnedose, In. 1889 he was trans ferred to the London Conference, and since that time has beerif sta- tioned at Kippen, •;Harrow, High- gate and Dresden., :He ,was pres - dent of the 'London and Hamilton Confeeenees, which is held; 'each year at Alma College,. St. 'Thoiri,as, and has also acted as assistant sec- retary to the London'Conferexlce, Besides . his wife, he leaVel three" •. daughters and one son, George H, Long, editor of the. Macon Daily Telegraph, and who for some time was on the staff : of : the London Free Press." • StimMerblll. ,. Last 'Week ower 37 teams Were en - gagged in hauling stories from . the., old. founda-tion of, the school to. Clinton, where Mr.:Colborne sold et to the council, ' " Mr. and Mrs. E. A. 'Williams and also Mr. Russel Colbourn of :Sea-. forth spent Christmas Day at Mr. John Colbourn's. a Mr. John Colbourn wishes to thank (through the New Era) all 'those 'who were so kind toil/int in , helping to remove the stone found- ation of the old school from Sum- nierhill'to Clinton. May prosperity • and good luck ever follow: in your path. Yours truly, JOHN C. COLBOTIRN • • ' Lecbum ' On Friday evening saw a fair at-: tendanee at the annual .Christmas tree and the program was enjoyed by all. One pleasing ,feature was the presenting of the fur cap to Mr. James Linklater for his eervicesbf lighting the fires for a great num- ber of years. Mr. John Linklater . spent Xmas - day. with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.ttustoa near Sebringviile; Mrs. Wm. Fotheringhain. of Bruce field is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.R. Clutton, • XN'G- out, wild bells, to the' wild sk ; ' the • flying .cloud, the frosty light. • the year is dying in „the night --- Ring out, Wildbells, and let him die. Ring out the old, ring in the new • . Ring, happy belle; across the . snow. the year is going; tet •him ga— lling out the false, ring in, the true. Ring out the grief that saps the mind. .. for diose that bene' we see' no more ; • Ring out the feud of rich and poor;, Ming in redress to all mankind. ting out a eiowly, dying cause. ' 73nd ancient , f ornlu of • party strife ; , Ring' in the nobler modes of Life, «Lttb sweeter mannere, purer. laws. Ring •out • the want, •the care,' the' sin, ` the faithless coldness: of the times; Ring out, ring out, my mournful rhymes, But ring' the- fuller minstrel in,. ., Rin'g out false pride in•place`nnd blood, Che• civic .slander' and the spite ; pr, ; the loge of truth' and t ht Ring in g , • Ring in . the con1111on love of. good. Ring out old shapes of foul disease Ring out the narrowing'lust of gold; Ring out thethoueand ware of old.;. Ring in :the thousand, years of peace.; Ringin the valiant a nun and'•free, kindlier . '�i;'e larger• heart, thehand; .Ring out the darkness of the land; Ring in. the ,C " fist that is to be. • Xmas ,visitors. to our burg mere Mr.. and Mrs. James Glidden; Mr. and Mrs, George Glidden from near Hamilton; Mrs.' Hewitt from Mitch- ell;:. Mrs."0. Rynas • and.; daughter Jean from •oderich; .Miss Winnie Shaw •from. Toro to; Mr and Mrs, n , n >ylr Malcolm' McKay of Goderich. • -Miss Jessie sL• inf later, of Peter- boro; is `visiting at her home in our burg.. .:Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas :Horton, of Bay' - field Rd:, visited in our burg Xmas - 4••••••••oses•••••••so••o••••o.•••i•••oo••••••••o•e••••'si••s••••••s••i••••s•• • • • ORDERED 7 • • 1 :ItEADT-MADE TheMorrish Ma 1 (" L TITIN 10 • CLOTIIING1Ot:C1�.1 Q�': 0. G O G • • • • • • • - • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••i•••••••••••••••• ' •• • • AllappyNewYear 1o 2 • • • We cannot allow this day to pass without = thanking our patrons for the very liberal patron- se. atron, se age extended to us during the year that ha? just • closed. IThese favors have been full appreciated. Y pP i We 'pronsise tb redouble our efforts to please you in t 9 t`t .' I We wish our friends all the good things • that they wish for themselves, and more. •i • ' Again a Happy New Year ° p 111". • . • . •r••N•l s.ss 'r•.... *1 ,•••!•••* :Day: whixrst to Mies Marr Willis, ' rare treat. 'Friends °were present of Solomon Willis of Seaforth, by from Niagara Falls', Galt, Mitchell, It ev, J.M. Gasifies. a lixethodist Epia- Stratford, Lewiston, 'Ranstonville copal minister, long since gone to and from the nearer towns. After his reward. They first took uP baying spent a very enjoyable even their residence in McKillop town- ins tli;e eompany broke up,bysing ship, near Walton, for two: years, ins"the National Anthem and "He's i. Later they removed back to Chisel- "a jolly good fellow" with showers ]Hurst for three years, afterwards geed wishes for Mr. and Mts.Lobb. .a !TTending six and a :hatf.years at Walton, During all this tion a Mr. . hompsous was enraged in farming , Tuckeraml.it n ?but 'in Turnberry ownship, near y� jngghaxn, where he spent the ne Mr. and Mrs. Ward,, of Stratford,. nineteen 'years of married life, Mr. spent. :the Christmas holidays with ••V,.,N.NIMI•„ •M•IOW f0•.N•I•INNN!