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CLINTON, ONTARIO: ThItIRSDAY, OCTOBER 2stbf 1906
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around Clinton. There' may be $10 suits as good,
but there are not many. There are none better, that
we are sure of. We are prouder than ever of Viese
$10 Suits for Fall: .They ha,,,e so much style,- so
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The Watch Club
Our Boys' Watch Club is. growing more popn-
lar as boys and their parents get acquainted with
the watch that each membet will get if he buys
- $10 worth of clothing before New Year's, It coifs
nothing to join the club. The watches come in a
handsome nickel case and keep accurate time. Just
the kind of watch that every boy is glad to have:
Let your boy join the Vttatch Club and he will get
a watch without it cOscing him a cent, andyou will
buy his clothing from the pest and biggest stock
in the County of Huron.
The Styles we know are right
The Values we know -are unequaled
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nmect MIPORTENO •Cf.; roin ONZ
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, •
AtiliVereaey servicee will be held*
the Onteerio Street chwele neet S44 -
day, the, pr,eaoher o tbe. day to be
lIft. W. H. Kea,' brother .4 the pose
liar and .publisher of the Braeseli
'PoSit. On Monday evening e hot
dinner will be oarveii la Um, lecture
toOla 'after which there will be a'
10047 •and meetioal program to which
.botit loeal .aerd oateide taleet will,
contrIbete. Everything petards, to both
pleeteant and profitable time. .)
TIPANKSGIVING SUPPERS,.
Quite a member of our citizens' et-
•*ided the Thanksgiving suppees give
ersM Londesboro. and Steaforth last
Thursday evening and . team* eon-
'• tenatted liberally to the make4•m, of
betb, programa 'At Seatorth Rev.
r. Jolliffe gave an address and Miss
'Mahe' Doherty a couple ot exceedhag-
ly Vell-reedered elocutionary select-
ions, while at Londesboro the Onta-r-
to• street quartette so weir pleased
the audience that they were ealled on
nearly a dozen. times,
A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
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The event of our theatrical season
will undoubtedly be the engagement
o the (lily liirolthers Ministrels who
*pair in the town hall on Tuesday
evening of next week. It has charm,
-Variety, haenor, ekeitementt, music to,
please the ear and novel tieetile of-
fsets to dazzle the' eye. It in esents
the old time plantation melodies, up-
to-date aaaehatic specialties, and -
superb orchestral music, • all blended
hermonanialy into an evening's enter-
tainment ' that never holds a dull
moment. • • •
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 68o to 70e
Oats 33e •
• Peas .70c to 72c
Barley 400 to 45c
. Butter 20c
tggs 20c
Live Hogs $6.00.
• It has, been stated. that the, high
• price of eggs is partly due to the
farmers storing their supplies for a
hig.her Market later in the'Seasoa.
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•• More butter is now coming in and
it. is expected that.prices. willsoon
be soenevehat loww.•
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DEA.TII. OF JOHN . KYLE. .
A %telegram was received by'
, Cant-
etioe-.Bros. pa Saturday aaerising:
th-
emof the sudden. death of • theia
brother-in-law' Mr. Jebel 'kyle- of
Brandon., Men.. Heart failure was the
cause. Mr. Kyle farmed in Hullott
• for ,seeeral years and subselpently en-
gaged in the grocery business in Sea -
forth, moving to: Brand:on; eighteen
years age. He was about sixty vers
of age. He is survived by his wile
(nee 1VIaty Cantelon) and a grown-up
faanily. The old 'friends. here -extend
eympathy 'to the bereaved ones. •
THE S. 'RALLY, •
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• •The S. S..rally services. in Wesley
church last Sunday were :largely •at -
heeded:. The music throughout the
day wasfurnished by the akar of,
the 'ecto61 which, under efficient lead-
erehip, has attained to a high de-
threc of perfection. The addressesof
the) pastor were most suitable for the
occasion and were getentively lig toted.
-to by • the scholaes and the • large
n.u.mber present of more mature years.
Miss Elder of Blyth also gave an
eddeess at the afternoon sessiee wh-
fell much. Pleased -all whet heard it.
DIED 'AWAY FROM' teomE.
e Saving Habit
Many know how to earn -but few have -the knacI
of saving. Small slims systematically saved lay the
ILA foundation (4 future wealth, and
affluence. Deposits of $1 .00 and
upwards received; and interest paid 4 times a year it
• The Sovereign Bank of Canada
• • _ • which assists yot
Millionaires km" slue*
CLINTON and BRUCEi-3IJELD
On: Wednesday' of last week MrS.
R., Cole,formerly of'Hullette :eine Up
Irom London, with her grand -child,
delight:et of Dirs. W. -Weir, nine 'weties.
old to visit her daughter, Mrs, Gee.
rge Jackson of the London Road, a
mile see:tit of town. The next, . day.
'the little One became ill and cm Fri-
day pasted. away. The funeral took
,..plaeo &motley afternoon to thenetier
cemetery on con, 10, Hallett, where
other membere- of the faviily were in-
terred years' ago. Rev. Dr. Stelvart
canduceed service at the home. and
Rev. Mr. Leckie a,t the eeneetery. .
•THE • BISHOP WAS PRESET.7.
• There wase4a, crowded 'eorigregatien
in St. Joseph's church ore Sueday a.
m. when his lordship Bishop ;vIebvay
administeted the rile of confirmation
• to thirty candidates whole he • after -
Wards add:teased. His lordship is an
irepressive speaker and was .istened
to with the •eloses:t attention -
all ' present. He was assisted ie the
service. by Father Ranieri, Aild by
'attarer Stanley of London. . After
service the Bishop and Fathers Han-
• lon and Stanley drove td Blyth wh-
ere the rite of confirmation wee also
administered, when they returned to
Clinton for vespers at which Father
Stanley was the preacher. •
130IL TI1E nnIEIG w Arum.
Dr. Shaev, the medical health, °teen
has sounded the alarm in regard to
thee use of wen water. "It al.OsId
all he boiled before beteg used for
• thinking pueppses," he said to The
NeWs-RecOrd on. Tueaday. "I have
tewtedO 100 samples and nearly all I
found to be impure and this le the
dattse of the several eaSOS of typh-
oid fever we now have in teem The
lo og dry spell fellowed by the re-
cent heevy rains leas caused this, bad
state of affairs. Some a the- deep
• well's are about ae, bad aa the Others
°Wing to a five -Melt drill Iteetree been
Wed and a four -Melt pipe which al
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levee surface water to lind ite way
down."
THE BLACK KNIGHT. •
The Blacle Kuhght is la town end
'WI -4/0 Will addles a meeting to he
held WesleY chetech and te-morrow
'evening lie will bei the Oatitrio'
street church. He is an 49.quent sp.
eaker and no doabt will be %toted
to by large audienees• at beth these
meetings,
• THE CIDER MILL.
. Andrewe Bros. hive again opened
up. %heir cider mill, much to. ,the eat-
•isfaction of those Whet wish their
eurp.les otock of apples • transformed
into cider or apple batter. This mill
has now bnim °pastel= for twelve
SueeesSiVe mastitis', but mr, $, J.
Andrews has himself be in the bee,
irtees since 1847. They tOrn. cut •
Mgt tertiele so are overtexett with
orders during the season.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Anniverea,ry services w11 be held on
SundaY, November .41h. Rev, I.R,
FSteh B. et. of WingbaM will preaed
at 11 a, me aact 7 p.
is a very briglit preacher and those
who hear him are sure to be great-
ly pleased. The.'congregateen are ask -
ng a free-will offering toIneet the
obligati:ex of the church for the pits-
ent ye.ar. ,
Next Sunday morning the • pastor
Rev, Mr. Magee will spi3air oit "Im-
pressions, from the Coevention."
•LTTI„Jt' LpoAL,s, •
Beigadier Sharp, London,eill sp.
ealc in the S. A. barrack e to -night.
ale 8. A. barracks pee !mine re-
novalted inside and out, The improVe-
merleo. include shingling.
A memorial windew in St. Paul's
'church has been btoleen by children
who play on the grounds.. .
Mr. Luke Lawson, who OPerates a
rip saw at the organ factory, had a
piece taken off his thumb last Sat
hxday,
The attention of holders of Hort-
icultural dertific4tes is celled to
the fact that 'they: must be presented
for redemption • hot liter than Nov.
• ember 1st: '•
Mr. Jae: Manna, foremen at the
feeedry, has rented the house yecat-
ed by Md.:, Ballard and' intends next
week.maiing his family frO item
• Stratford. . .
On, Tuesday the W. Ctio,per Cat 'pxe-:
senbed .The News Record with ae as-
sortment of picture • postcards con-
taining colored views of our t....vets• '
and • public buildings. These cards
weir made in Germany ezil their
ashas becorne spite a fed.
• Muehrooms are plentiful this teas:oil
• and several of our ettitens . have had
• greet Success in • gathering them.
Particulaely has this been the case
with •Aleesrs. Rattenbury anti Doan
who .have gatheredthe edible fungus
.ao often that there isnodanger of
them miataking ie for toadstool:
-Personal.' :
.jnanector Robb _was in Min m ..on
'Tuesday. '
Mr. J. E. Cantelen, is duca.shaoting
at Port Rowan.
1Vi.r. Frank Wilson came up frimi St• ;
TheinaS for Thanhsgiving. 0 • •
Will: Rattenbery, Molsorisf Bank,
London, was home for Thanksgiving.'
Miss Stella Swann, Stratford, has
been viseting at her tome .on the
•1,8th • •
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Kemp, Stratford,
were 'guests at Mr. S. Kemp's on
Thanksgiving Day. •••
Mee' •W- J. -Ford of Smilth's bakery;
• Stretheay, spent Thanksgiving Day
athis home in. town. ••
Mrs. W. podswonth visited at • Mr.
George Swann's of hear Lucknow
ew.da-ys.of the at Week.
• Mr; Bernard Knaeff of alt. 'Paul,
Minnesota; -was the guest of his
• olatek
dsfrweiend,. .
Mr: Lappinle, the
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Mrs. George IVIcEveen and Ilea .geand-
. son, Bari Arscat, Loneon, were,
visiting at Mt. 11. P. andrevesa
the past Week.
Mrs'. 'I'. B. Cowan and her daughter,
Thelma, of Eagle • Grove, .Iowa,
• are visiting her sister, Mrs: James
Fihneeahtleyend her brother, Arr. W
• ui.
I3errace Agnew has returned iron*
• Stretford where she . hag been a,
• fortnight helping to ease her sis-
ter, Lillian, who has had typhoid
fever.
Miss °late Beatorn, after 14avi1ig been
for a month the guest of her aunt,
• Mrs. Thos.. Beacom, • left Friday
•for Toronto, en mete for her home
in Henderson, North Carolina.
Mite Lillian Agnew, many friends will
.1)6 pleased to learn, is stateily im-
proving. Her mother, Mrs-. Agnew,
ist still in. Stratferd, with her and
will remain till her daughter is
etervaleseent. •
Mr. J. Houston, Ieft on Friday to
alter upon. Ms new duties as head
master of the Collegiate Institute
Rocklye. The eatery is $1100.
Mr. Houston was. for Mem years
conneeted.' with the C. 1. here, and
he leave(' with the best wish& a
our citizens, The family will id tilt
probability remain here utttil next
atge; Mrs. A. .T. Morrish and their
Iltbbo daughter Bessie spent, Thure-a
day and Friday lest with relatives
at Whitby. They returned to Tor-
onto OM Saturday and Mrs. Mor-
• Ash and Bessie remained itt the city
until Monday, but. Mr. Meerish
earne home that afternoon, in oed-
tO be on hand for the brisk
trade the big clothing store :A
Ilodgene 13ros. always do on at.
urtlay evenings.
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Wb,ole Number 1446
PerilOaki
Dr. Awn litrolc of Thanksglifing
eheer at hie old home in Brant-
Mr:tjehnT-hurs4C;yook, s was TOri)1113
Messes. J. Maedenald and A. Muir-
TTeeehttlf:y.eete. Clinto.0
Ott -guest of Mrs. J.. W. Moore last,
Miseliteetriee PraeitoW'Of London was
Mr. Freak Sit:Mean, Louden), visited
hie parente,etud Other MeMbers , a.
the family•in town from Wedeesdity
ta Monday. •
Mts. Henry Bra. of Detroit returned
tgefelkle's vhiqineite vilutlihic'llerdbraOth:r r.1 Mra.`*
A, E. Lappine, •
Mies Ada L..Beatty, Senforth's best
ringeleeution,l,sAt, Jafl jiheindw.sellsletcorryt,h
and
'Papa and the Boy" at the Onto
ario street church jubilee inane:: .1
next Monday evening.„•
Mr, John{ 8, Rosa was in Torouto on
Thursday eleiting hit. mother-in-law,
Mrs. C. J. ;Smith who recently:
• had her hip broken, and also suffer.
ed other severe injuries. Mrs.
eth is now recovering as rapidly.
as could • be expected.. I
Mr. Gerege Coleman of the Parr Laut
Stanley, Was in • to.wn yes•terday.
He •owr.s a farm of .175 acre e in
what is acknowledged to be one of
the hest grain grqw.ingr sectioes in
the province and relies big eirOPS I
• every yea.r, but he has decided to
eetire learn farming and w ill dis-
• pose of the place,
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VI. Crooke `alteel Miele Teeeio
spent the helidays ritb Atwood frt.
•eucle.
Mrs. Hewett of Braatferd spent
Thanksgiving holidays with• hr
Mrs. liemeei.
IVIrs. Kitty of •Toreuto wits the
guest of Mrs„ Brown w„sUnday,
Miss Auetie Swann Was the gitest
O f her 0 pareats • daring the aolidave.
• :Mr. William Snead of the Wiest,
formerly of this neighborhood, Is the
••gwest of Iris Mre, Hellotes, efter
ansabseace of. 81 years', He looks as
it the western, countey agreed with
1!1111,
• Mrs. Telehett is visitiag M•ye, Fee
, of Exeter, ,
erre, Makin,s of Woodetexdr ha e been,
visitiug Ms brother, Mr. T. Potter,
who. has beenvery low 5or some
time but his many triode are pleeeed
to 'Hear that he tie now recovering
though slowly. „
Death has visited our ',village and
taken away another of our old ea, -
tiers in the person of Mrs. Joseph
Proctor after et -very lome.illuesie She
suffered intensely*feorn inflammatory
rheumatism•and for a long time
was unable to walk., The Members of
her family did all M their power to
ease the pain which she bag with
Christian reeignation. Bet • it was
God's will and on Thuesday.evening
last He called, her lArme. The largely
attended funeral 'took 'place on Sat-
urday to the cemetery at Ooderich,
Rey. Mr. Rhodes b1 .Teeswabx con-
ducted the serviees. The pallbearers
were six nephews of the deceased.
The bereaved- fandly have the stetmt-
Tile bereaved, family 'have the sylepat-
• The °Meer& of. the Epworth League
are as follows :•
President; Miss Kathleen Swana
• int Vico, miss T. MeCartner, '
21nd, IVIrs. Lewis Tobbutt •
- 4rd Viee, 'Ness $. Acheson
• 4th.iee; Mr W, Yeo
Sec.-Treas., Mist Carrie Wal.e.us '
• Organist, Miss B. Tebbutt
• Choir leader, •Miss • E.Holds aortae
The League will meet at 7.30 from.
this Mit. 'There will be a geed ,pro-
grarn. for •next IVIondaY evening.
There was quite an exciting time
In Woman's Instatut.e circles en • the
daY or the bread contest, The:e was
a splendid' showing of breadawl the
prizes were careied oft asfuilpws,
1st, Mrs. Jos. JerVie
214, Mrs. Lewis Tebbuter
3rd, Mrs. Thee. , Macdonald. .
TheLejednes were Mrs. F. Swann,
Mrs. Watts and Mrs •W. Marquis.
Mrs. IC Jenkins and Mr; Watts • at-
tended a district meeting in Gooer-
ich on 'the 17th to, ,elect. se. -treas-
urer in place of Mrs. Colin Cemplret
Who has reSigned. MrS. Watts has
been givea the position, • • i
• Mr: Charles Tebbatt .,Vas beme
from his school near Exeter for the:
holidays. • .
Hullett Township.
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,0 Mr. George • Hesk is very low at
preser, being partly 'peralyzee. • Ho
is with hie son-in-law, Mr. John
Denby. No hopes 'are entertained for
his eeeovery. •
Mr. J. T. Rogerson returnedfrom
the West on Saturday -
Miss A. Tyerman of Seaforth • is
visiting hee sieter, Alm-. James Fair -
service. ,
• ••The assignmeet Of Mr. Farnham has
oaesed great surprise. in the, ye:laity.
We have it on good •authority that
after the secured debts are paid that
the. balance Will net pay teni • cents
'en. the elollar, • • •
!IL Nelson Sanders, IS working in
:Seaforth at present.
•attae.it of typhoid fever. I ' '.%
„ Mr. ThOS. Cole is zuffering fice.n ae,
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Auburn. -
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On, Sunday afternoon in the, Base.
Line Baptist church the pastor; Rete
Mr. '1VIegee, wiii speak on "IMpres.S-
ions from, -the Convention." • ••
Miss 'Webb of Seaforth and Miss
Brogden of Londesboro were the
gnats of Mrs. Riddell last week.
Rev. W. McLean, •of Blyth oceunied
Knox (Attach a'pulpit last .Sunday,
Mr. Sir.ela being called eway to the
*funeral of bis Aunt in Arthur.
•
Our teachers, Mr.. Rogers' and Miss
Sclater speet Thanksgiving, at their
respective homes• . - • ',. -
11reisS, Annie CO -upland spent a 'few
days With Miss .0ertie Asquith.
• Messes. W. T. Riddell anti • C. E,
Asquith spent Thanksgiving in ' Tor -
Our Rifle -Club went to Winghaen
and competed in the county match,
and although they didn't ;teemed in
cantering the Cup they *re only
defeated, by a few points. • Ceorge
• Youngblut took first place at the 5f10 -
yard range.• * *'
Mr. Sem. Rowed 'was intour villa,ge
•this week.
• Mr. A. Asquith attended a baneuet
in Goderich in honer er Major :leek• .
Although the weather was not very
favorable for our Thanksgiving' con -
cat it was a decided success. The
proeeede amounted to (a er forty, eee.
Rev. J. L. Small preached an ex-
cellent Thanksgiving sermon in the
Methodist church On Thursday fore-
eoon. •
On Thanksgiving evening a „towed
waS given in Knox church. Among
those who assisted in the well.ren.d-
ered program were Miss Cottees of
Hamiltog, •Mise Cousland if Watford,.
Miss E. Macdonald and Rev. J. L,
Small, Auburn., . end, Rey.. 0, L.
Steal, a brother oft the pastor, •
Miss Erma, Symington is recovering
ftom her recent illness.
• The News-Reneed will be salt to
any address for the balance of 1906
for ten cents. If you are not now a
subscriber, try it.
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REPRESENTATIVE, 4.
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11,111r. A. IX. Musgrove,
Prineipa.1 . of the Wingliam 4.
reline school, is a, eandi.. 4.
date far the • Advisory 4.
°button. •+
Ile is an experienced tea- 4,
cher, a man a sound judg-
•ment, publio spirited and a i**
fine epeaker.
.e.
In short, he would make 4*
an excellent representative 44
of the Publie teaelfe
ers tina should be eotdially 4.
supported by the profees-
ion throfighottt the pro- 4.
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• Me. Marriott - of 'Hillsgreoteeot
. a job on a 'G. T: R. sedition near Shar-
pie, and ineteele reovhig ea that
peat • wort. • , • .
Mr. tend; Mrs: Forrest have bee'i vis-
iting in 'East Willianie neer lectedoif.
• Quite a. number of the boys went
to the woods on ThuradaY last with
rites' and shot guns, There) wee gr-
eat • popping aff day, but, we have
not heard that much genie was bro-
ught home.
George. arid Wilsee Turner of Tor-
onto were guests over Thatricsgiving
of their mother.
• Mk. J. Snider intends moving ineo.
Mrs. Deibl's house next week.
• Mr, J; Mcelery, who is. atpresent
living: in Mr, . McIntosh's coetage,
will next week move into the • home
to be vaceted by Mr. J,
•
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• Nes% 0. Tyner returned henie on
• Monday from a week's, visit' t..; her
sieter, Met. Feank Scott of London
township.;
• Miss Petrie attended the teachers'
oonvention held in, Wieghain cm Fri-
day and Saturday latt. 4
• Inspector Redb paid, his( first official
to der new school on Tuesday and
found everything a. k.
• Mr. Thos. Biggins has talten.pOso-
ession of the village store and • is
now Catering to the public wants in
• Ms line. 1VIr. and Mrs'. BnaWnlee have
nerved on :to the Walla.ce fawn en the
71)h eon. of Ilullett which they have
rented.
AlexSI h t at (Ili
• oma as re ure
e o re
ton -and steered employment on the
Greed Trunk:
Miss 011iei 11111 spent part of last
week in Lopdesboro and Mtge `Lelia
Whitely returned with her to remain
a few days:.
A meeting of the L. O. L. 028
will , be held next IVIenday evening to
decide time celebreting er not the
amilvereary of the Gttnpowder Note
• Mr, and Mr. Thos. lIa,rdy spent
Sunday last with Mrs. Pernpleell neat
the Nile. • •
Mr. R. J. IVIIIIer of Citation intends
moving on to lithe W. J. Melltiee
farm on the Oth coo, of 1-ittIle,tt.
The truetees have purchased mote
trav goals for the new school. •
Mi. and lvrrs. J. S. Miter visited
at Mr. V.' Drown's, Londesboro,
Stmday.
Mr. Ohas.Lovett has returned
trona the West, •Me stay being nAtiAh
Shorter khan usual owing to Mrs.
• Lovett's illness. which, we are sorry
Ito hear, is somewhat serious,. We
hope, however, to have a much more
cheerful report fox next week.
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New Adverttsenwetc,
Ciotktea-Poplestonc4Qar4iutr
pCirs Sale-.Mro. Carter ,
O FAMOUS. P10 Suitea-lieeligene Brose.„.11.'
Stock invigorator -W- S;R:Ifolmes a I
•'no Punctual-W..R.
'Stove- TiMe-ifarland•
Caretaker Wanbed-Rox 440 Day-keltif
Coal licarbers,for,,Sale-Dr. Thompsp451.
To My. CustoMers-.A*. R. Staith.H.4' .
Civil, EugineePaJ. Lowto
Crockery -4..4e Holloway„ .....
For Sale -Jas. Livermore
Wanted-eDominion, Garment Cole.....atit
At -Less, Than °oet--Neweoeebets
Good Underwear-IIoclgene
Beautiful Pieturee-W. D, Fair
,
BaYtkel
e A) sciaat Under the anenieei of the
Ladies' 'ma ot St. :Aatirew's .;.Murch)
will bo held in the basement 'of the
'church on Friday eveningNov-. :Md.
R: Robinson • of Seafeeth spent
Thanksgiving in the Village.
T•he wardens of Trinity church ate
•hateing much inec4ed, repairs done to
the ehureit this week.
Mr. o-oorga •Kirig,Who has been in
'tile West during the harvest, return.-
IrGita Torenta le the;
guest of his aunt), Mrs. P. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver .Bheects and ,
child of BraaafOrd and Mrs .• lakyncis
ancl, daughter, RhYnas Of Goder"
spent Suruday ia the eillage. with
cis.
Mr. and IVIrs. Charles Stewart .of
London, spent Tuesday in the eillage.
• Mrs: mtatay of PDXt Y'ranit.' is vis-
iting her son, Mr. Fred Baker., .
Miss Edith Falconer, who seeat the
past ' few weeks melee the " eaetrutal
roof, refit -teed to Orotrorich. oa Mon-
day. •
• Mr, and Mrs! T. King end. fentily,
spoilt Sunday at Godevich,
• IVIeeses., IVIurcloolc Reis and, John.
Pelloels.left last weelciOr, port,nank
to engage in ea.- 1. • • • 0•
• Dr.' Brown of London was the gu-
est of .Mr. and Mrs John. Whiddon
a fewdays the Pest week. ,
Mise Ida Brownlee of .Londoe spent
Thanksgieieg with friends ri ate yil-
lae
' mt. H., Turner, wive has been ht
the West the past few. montha, re- *. •
tined home test veeek, • • '
The Ladies' Aidof the Methodist
church • lield their 'rnentlity meetieg at
the home, of Mrs. Cleaveeof the
SaUb
le JAnie on Wednesday afteeactort ",,et •
Ws week.
The Oranigemen, will give an. At
Home an oyster supper in the, tevn
hail an °the , evening of Nov. etlr,
• Mr Thos. Stinson Wa'S.111 Lenion
this weak on business'. 0,
• • Messes-% Peter and.. Robert Douglas
of• Blake Were in„the ville,ge on. Mora
erey. .
, The isa,erament of tbe lamerre 'Slip-
per) will be desponsed in St. •Androw's
&melon:ex% Sunday at the morningservlco
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:.:The,wleite Fah has ,cltere niecIr dam:,
age,: to -the potatot • atouild• hayfield
this :summer. • • . ••• • • .
Dr . dune has • Cut' a, pipe :" termer
ti.eittitt amt, Rob-.
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Miss" tnia, McIntosh went Thanks-
giving with Clinton, friettde. • . -
MSS Maud 'Wilson has gone On a
inonth's visit to GUelph. '
Mr. Andrew Beattie and little eon
epent the holidays with Ids sister,
Mrs. Woe cott,
Mrs.. Thos. SimpsOn was, visiting in
St. Thomas last -week.
Mie Chao. Sewers Of London Medi -
0.11 college spent 1u olidays" at
• The Bible Soeiejty Medi:leg .was _held
the Methodist .olittrob. hero on Wed-
needay evving. •,
• Mr. Prime, our genial station • ag-
'ent, .are • pleased to say, hat
so • far recovered from' his, recent sev-
ere illness as to he able to reserne
his duties' a,t the steltion.
• Mr. Peame has. moved into Mr Alex.,
Mustard's heave. '
IIVIiss Real Rouatt, 'who has beea
vetty ill, has so far recovered as to
be able to be out .
Miss Lily 1VIe0owan has relented
from Visiting London friends.
Me. and Mrs, Jack Beattie of Wat-
ford spent a few Mays. Met week here.
Mr. A.. Andrews of Leaden visited
at the home of Mr. Jas.. Macdonald
this week.
• lVfise Jeseie Grainger of Clinton, og-
led, on friends here MoodaY,
• Me. S. 1V1eXenzie M Oli.nton, spent
Monday evening in our burg,
• Miss Mary Dodman 111104 retUttnitit to
her home in St. .41r>sepb,.
The many friends of Mr. J. P.
Buschlin of. the Savereiga Bank aro
sorry that he has been teatee'fateed to
IVIount Albert,. The vaeatcy has been
filled by W. C. Parley from Tees -
Water, .
Oudniore from •lleneall has
charge of the stalked hero this
week.
Mr. Alex. Mustard slitpued thee&
earl:ea:cis of lumber fro* ilteteefield:
station last .week.
Quite a edantity of OresSed •hay
Itets be ehippect front, here lately.
The many friends' of W. Mex. Me.
Beath regret •to heat that he has
taken -Sit relapse and * again con-
fined, to bed.
Mr. J. Snider went en Saturday
to tendon where he wile has been.
visiting her mothea, lirs, Taylor.
They taunted honte co. Monday.
Mr. Prod. Deinfort, 'lobo Worked
for Mr. William Ross, *as gone. to
Pontiac,