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a The 0,ipeteantit Minute eltileinttbn od given reopen/Jib/Rita but iih
proper recognitiou of the home dativie
aridaklee 8 5 daties had removed any
etleh, °potation. The 8 8 Noon
neeels, au a ettneadey afternoon, of shOuld not ineellowed o tellot the pluee
last week, Ray W , Craile,'B; A,, of of twine trang, The pet it itleottid
Clintou, (President). tit the ohair. not delegeteehio ot her deity to numb,
9e1TC1r. D „ A,fter the singiug 0 familiar hymns, er —not °venal/ the 8 8 -teaelier.
- praj, er WEW offered by Ree 16,8ellery,16 Siesou eliould be teught tkt hoine
I), of Brussels; -Bev J Iffilitipsoa. (1st) for thaparelit'e own eeke, (2nd)
o.f Brucefield. and, W 1I Gray, of for.the benne of tlie ebita, (3rd) for
8eafortb, The follewing is a partial the impree4on of the leseou upon the
CET ACENT mi3O of tae child, (4th) for lietielit to
the teacher. Tim teiteller is p'eased
to he a Nell prepared scholer iu las
eiVie TELECRAPO 00. a as., avHad it wi I lighten the tem:eerie
nswlck burden aini thas help to 'fulfill the
!lenses` commaucl, "Bear ye one auittaieras bar-
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(elite Smith. Belgrave—A M Treleaven,. 440."
Miss As Littlefair, Wrn Bengough: Singine.,—"Wonderful• Wards. of
.1 platheeltra,Eldere Miss Wateion, Mies Iife."
"The Lessells tied the Tea61ter,", 'by
Rev 3 A Wright, • of. Gearie—The
teaeher's life must be la petfiet mord
with the lessons taught, Theletrolier's
A Mcatillati, J 0 (Nark, Goderich— heArt must have the insdwellisig of
3A1`11-TA•32" 89, 1891. •Mrs Lee* Miss Acheson, Sethesada the Holy Spirit and Haan the count:ie.
—Mies:Reddy, .Miss Duun. Tbornas sion feed my lambs'. laielessowneist
4'EUint Baytield—Rev G Newton, be thoroughly studied, by the teacher.
of the Ceneitty et 'Pure* 8111bis4h
ohool Aetoeletion aegan its sessions
Molvilto Peesayterian), Chute*
:list of the delegateene atemulauce
Walton—Be W Otteweti,. ?). 8.
Welsh, Geo Gelete, Win. Pollard, ..airs
'Neal,. Mrs Berry, Rev' D. Forrest,
David Campbell, Jus$wilIie,. fls Mo.
Lenghlin, Mies MeKieben,. Miss
zngt'am C1111 CS
01)
Stewait, Missrafoffattel 8 McKiOnen,
a McGowan, Fl Metaaarrie, Jacob
Taylor, Mrs N' 11 'Young, Mrs • Heck.
' step. Anburn—J 3 Washington, Rev
WEST ELLMON, 1 HoluriArille—Miss Pickard, Willtaiu Lesson helpa • sliould lie• studied at
veotien nf the Liberals of Piokarde rlook—Jas Gorrie hotina but kept there. viuoh prayer
should be made by the teacher to help
him in stedeing the lessola aud for
help and abaity to teach it to the
ohildrene Realiee, the Divan) pressure
in theS S. Have ftitthin the soliolers,
believe fertheia; salvation. Have
faith in the lesson, it is the message
of:God, and if daty is done by the
teacher the Wend, will nut return' void,
but will acconiplisti that whereunto it
is sent, ,
Singing—T lovete tell the story.
The lesion and tae echolars, W
M Gray, of Setiforth—The nilioster
saoula do more to bring before the
Miss leeatherland, Miss Rogers, Miss pareatatbeir respotesibility in.helping
Beattie, Mies Spartiog, Mr. Sperling, thelechildren in •the study of!. the
Mr Sproat, 8 Walker, Mr • Denuies. let:stint- It isethe duty of parente and
Beemiller—Eml Brnee- teaeherd in helping to .fortify the
field—Rey Simpeen, Miss JOWan, •,scholars witieBlele truths. to enable
Miss Calder, Thos Boyets. Londese ,ethein to go -falcate to withstand the
boroaa-Peev J Tergason. Belmore—e temptations. A • class of indinortal
H •Pdet Hardy. Brussels—Rev S Sete
lery, Rev R Paul, Geld Rogers; Dr
Holiness Dr-Oavagagh, Mrs 3 L Kerr,
Minnie Wore, EaKalaerr, Miss Me -
Naughton, J .02Pepper, W He Kerr,
airs J Stewart Mrs John
•Stewart, Ws A ISIS:Laughlin, Ste,
evert, ((eeen st.)„.Salrs,Graliane G A.
tv Deitaimia,Mies Annie Rosie Denuise,
-Wiegtireatealteien; Agneev, ',Miss Mc-„
,Qtkarrie, Mss Jobs \V B 'Hatton
and wife, j. H. Friend ,D M Gordon.
Toronto—Alf. Day. Hensall—Rev
Cassen.• Whitechurch--.Rev W • H
Geddes.
• Two minute addresses awere given
by Reyds Messrs Simple*, McMillan,
Paul, Rosa' t.he President and Mrs
Leech, and Messrs Aida:lady, Smillie,
Stewart,. Gray,. Towrishend, Kerr,
Foseera ellennis and ' Manning on
4,`,1tenimbf interest concerning Sabbath
a
'whowork.' The necessity': of
Teacheraetueethaas far the stodiv of
the lesson was given a protainent.pline'
• in• the:Isalf hear" occupied. The Oth et
prinopal thoughts sug'gested beingqhat
there should be more* children's sea,
vices of the charelr; •the necessity of
the children attendinia the mornitig
ei
service and Making the services in-
teresting to thems ottani as to older
people.
Committees were nciminated by the
President as follows :—Iiominating,
A 11 Mittnilig, W 11.1ierr, ET Foster,
Rev J 11 Simpson and Rev A Mc-
Millan, ReSolutions—Revds Messrs
&Boy and Rose, a,nd W al Gray, El
MeQuerrie,- and ,T H ,• bit lierdy.
Business—W H Kerr, G A Deudnian,
A Stewart, tr Dennis and J &ninth. •
Moved by Rev 8 Sellery, B 1), sec-
onded by Rev J Ross, 13 A, that not
less than 500 eopies of the proceed.
iiags of this. conveution be priated at
5 cents each—Carried.
Ilymn—'Jesus keep me near the
cross."
° Tepid I. --"The Lesson" was then
taken upeej Mel:lardy, of Belmore,
speaking 'first on the sub.division,
"The Leseenteamd the minister." He
referred to thes 'high station - occopied
by the miniatea and the greed service
performed b'- him. The minister
should be posted MI the lessons used
Sunday lifter Sundaye Be should so
ts..jd.uran as constituted for Do.
atieau.rpoees, will, be hela at God,
6oh Wedbeeday. February ‘Itlie
nvention will be held in the
—W 8 Bean, J Rt Williams, Miss
Ma,s,prie Dane, Miss 14a Rogers, Bev
Mr Wright, Olioton—Rev Mr Craig,
11 Foster, 'Taylor 0 Stevensen, 'Mrs
Bichlleeonthe, bliss Robinson, Miss
parrince Hall, cornmenoing at 11 , Taylor, Mr Burley; Mr Bruce, Miss
Tale business to be transacted1 Holmes,' Miss Bence. Mariniug
th
be e annual. election d officers, Jas Snnt6t Mrs Andrews, Miss Walker,
Miss Moore, Miss Leek. Seafortli—
W
ipoointment of delegates- tee the. M Gray, Rev Mr Casson, &theta
[ate etneventiou,- au& otherltepore J 0 Strada Miss Jones, Miss
patters will be considered., Each ThoMpson, Miss Siameou. , Miss
lioipality in the Ridingewhieh is Henderson, Dr Ferguson, W Hartry,
rodeo: Eaet and We°:'W. eeees A Gray, Miss Willis, Mise •OW,
T.?
COlbonne, and Cloderich
hips, HA Ohatori add Goderiela
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!1iU' represented.Address-
er%).he transaction of the. busi.
ooaventioe, will ti deliver-
• 0 Cameron, Q 0, j•TGarrowe
M P P, and others. Math
subdivision Committee should
.e (moo and appoint delegates,
-Ais uuderstood that all Lib.
Will be welcome.
40, #trTATIO from the G -r;
4,,of Tradevisited Groc.-
, et will e people .of thaeiti
0 the prospeoe of tae exteneion..of
.Goelpit Tone -Mae Ettalwaye The
reation met • representative of the.
ispa City Commit etelathtel3Bard of
le, .Col Macdonald,. one of.' the
Prgref.theGJRi stated that he
An 'continuo tea t ion • wielet.ear
Ana and, had asihranceS, from
'•,the 0 P1 would build the
eon as cireamstancee would
Ittewas decided to try .and
, interview with •air' Van
rly date,ley a delegation
odericat Council and Board.
d the GuetCh Council and
jade, as to the best steps
tete further the object in
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Mks (lesson, .1-.13rownell, Mrs Gray,
• Wrazeter.
t Temperance doncfart on
ng last was largely attend
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(seeps in.evary parties
—end Beck, of
amen degree to
egramme, with
t and', fantastic
Gilesew never
na •-be regretted
o Club wet enot
ie. the • mount of
,evhed. Threperfbrat..
dWich -orchestre was.
inly and taken altegeth-
eptunee Was well tarried out
credit on the cominittie.
*tide, tearnstee for T 4 J
ited with having' drawn
adaf logs ever drawn
e. The load coteerised
it pine in Sit togs,* and
some twitter feet the
in by MitteiMay, several
came from the
Topton,whore
seals committed to the charge of a
teadlier isn very grave responsibility.
Thelessonshould be •tboroughly
studied so that he oan give the child -
r'% the very.best truths ilo th q lesson.
There is spiritual truth in every lesson,
and it is the teachers duty" to see the
truth, aplieving for results that will
•surely fallow: •
The Home Sunday SchAol, by 11
Vester, of Clinton— Q,i4t a niiicher
canhot possibly get to S 8 throug'h
various al:labs. Com mit tees are
forthe.d in the various' eliel °hes
are sent out to etideavor 'to reach those
who no no't ittend the tSS geitiirg
them to study, the !taxon in the keine
every. Sunday at the saineatime as'in
,the Sanday. Thee are visited
at least once quurter the coma'
mittee, and reports are rdeeived Of the
werk done, records being kept of
them. • Practical illustiations vvere
given of the suecess of this 'depart-
• ment of 8 8 work. • Many of' those
reached' inallis way, after 4 time' join•
inn the Se', S, being a 610 thereto.
The' cineatIon must come to every 8 8
worker,'AM 1 doing 11111 ean to help
those who' clo not noet borne to the
? To many homes Which have been
opened hating vvat the pastor bas been
• able to 'Teach theini where before hie
eould aet•enter;
8inging—Rescue the poishing•
"The Provincial Association and
Country iind' Townehip Organization::
Alfred Day, Provincial Sevetary,,
Termite. There has not been for the
last tiventeative years such a spirit of
ctinseeration and earnest effort to do
work for God in the 8 as at present.
Mr Day gave a very interesting mi.
couet of his recent visit to Parry
Sound, Nipissing and Muskoke, giving
a statement of the difficulty of'sustain.
ing Sundae, Schools in these spersely
populated "distriets, the hardship they
bad to enconnter fortleek of means, &c:
There never Was such a.• Lima' when
there was so inueli week tee be Slonce-ay
the Provineial Ansoeiation, and there
never was such a desire tin tho peat
of the people to do more earnest wok
for Christ,' We must levee organiti:
tiou m eeltool, work, for "unity is
strength," mania& •better Wok' is
done by being joined together and
yetiante of primeval study it as to be in. teach with the presenting a solid •phalanx to the
rge Allan, employ. e S. The roi&ster • may not be world, ifearneet conseerated work is
is home pie it visit, able thattend the 8 • 8 regularly done. We get a wider meet? of Chris.
ritationed at but 'at ° taloa Ile •slioulddo so, tian charity and love by being joznea
ria should • also' • haVe regular t tgether. The teachers Of to -day will
be respontiele for the • (peaty of
Christians there will be in the twene
Vieth ;penury. The teachatva lehould
•s mm
amal in the S a by tho. congregation and wive to attein tt highero,stateat effi..
(00441 Patrick,' better provision. tieing nude. hy the ,tilency so as to eoinpare favocetbly
ehuroli for the S S. with publiesehool tea:there, as seholitas
Hymit--"Whiet a friend we /We la' W.11 ttotopare them and the 3 8 tomato!
Jetess." aehauld not eutfar thereby. Mr Das
owe:, ktrongly udvuoattel IsTeratal alesset for
n, At week boWn, thus heiput* tii eke ft
to tile,„alitsis,ietsctrers Vibe wade
.rt .414„, /1.‘. ..„,ta ,v44
8 Setervices tinge in a while—sey
cab. ginirterly. These services would
Atiteciation result in it grocer interest 'Wag taken
'"Le•aeartrew
, evening,
•• erganizied
t)
-1 e • • Jaen.; w
fe,Ar etas, '8e.o.
(2nd) "The Lotion
on
Mobl Ham;
Dot oheere wee to
cse. eel
,
14 4 ;a4,
eals;,,ee
eddrese „ilea
eppreetietnealli the
• Rev J 11 alfmption
Stetiatioal Odann'tt
of tele oonventi
at Oe. per copy. ,
1. The
ucjh*e and ;ouch
ttentime
ported for the
at the alinute$
proeured
After siluoug the Doxology the
Benediction was prottotweed by Rot
Boss• .
wiiDNEEIP4t NVaNiNn.•
The secoed seselon Was held *
Preisbyteriett allureli, the Peel:talent ¶ii
theAfetiek:devotional• irexereises the choir
whiell was a 'alien one, reedered
very fine anthem, eutitled 'blooms
Love
Address by 4 11 Manning, of Clin-
ton, on `tionte possibilities of S.
well,' The possibilities of the 8 6
ore the same es those of the chureb,
or aucceseof ame is the suceees of the
other- (1) A deeper knowledge et the
Bible. (a) Lieu:eating a loftier pa
triatisneisial A higher gfAite of niorals
ui pithlic life. Every ft;rni' ef ent
eat,' vice should be denoneeed, and tile
seliolars taught so thoroughly tha Obey
will go ont hale the world to make it
purer• and better, end to promot4 a
'higher oedema.. life. (8) lhe posei.
betty tf Wag right thews of life—
something more then making motley
or beiug votaries of fasaion. The
true ideal of moral manhood is Jesus
Christ. Ile denounced every form ef
wrong-doitig, and all through His
life gave us a,n example that we should
follow Ills steps. • (4) The possibility
of sending forth a grand army of
School workers into tbe World to spreed
abroad tne gloriouk hl's
ow, everywhere,
of a erticin'an
ed d ri,ea Savir
eu. The
address evae interspersed with soine
practicel illuetratious, and was inucli
Appreciated,,rp
Sinng by the choir, There is a
fountain tilled withblood.
'Elements of success S 8 work.'
was" introduced by Alf Day, of To.
ronto, Ptovincial Searetary. The S S,
started some years Ago by Raikes
has risen to twenty millioue, wlio are
new engaged in S'avork. The reeog
ninon of child life Is the barometer of
fhwage. it.0 recognized in
n
all Christia, countries. The moral
aud spiritual cuth
culture of the ild is
left to the 8 S1*a great measure.
trite teacher should .know the gospel
and the scholars he ie teeelling.
slikuld have .eomplete faith in the
Bible, or quitsteaahing until he has.
The seholars should thproutddy
comfortable in the S Saud have plea,
sant stirroundiags, and success will he
iii4e easily as'Sn red. The truth ef God's
wtird mest be 'presented iu • simplicity
dila love. Thellove of thechildren must
be gained to . have an influence for
h
good over teM. Give the ahildren
somethiog 'e
to do, Our xamples
should be such as will ennottle their
!Ives, as they are ery receptive
(bad is very imaginative, which can
v. •A f
be utilized or abused. • Three of the
greateot iucentiees to snecess are im-
agivation, co-operation and cniaositara
What are the :faculties peculiar to e.
eibild's ? (1) Taith ; Great e cat e
inoield be taken not •to • 'break', Midi
avitn a child. (2) Love;shows
iteelf in very inany Miami in a child's
life, especialgato those wlia recipro-.
mite it. The Lead will not -honor in
'delence. The teacher have a
elOse connection with the true vine;
/they must letae light to enilMe. them,
• toainderetaial the truth; their bearta
iniikt burn with genuine love' for the'
salvation of the seholar. Invite them
to your bone ; be Interested:4ft their
everyday Wei, never give them up, no
matter howenuell patienee and for.
boatance is/needed. The adakees was
full af very interesting and 'practical
illustiations, mid was intensely. inter-
esting, •Thisie the second vilait of Mr
laley to the County of IiiironS Oone
vention, and his presence at any future
Convention NVIII be a 'great seuree of
pleasure alai inbtruction to tkii-• •artny
of S workers In the 0ounty,'
SSwork indifferent
world. The heighteet
both the United States' '
were •to tat foniad therleinteh 1
felted le the great 8 School wor
Simpeotiearoney advaeated the olds
leg of theke 0LJreiiots, end hie
dreee gantlet 110 have a goad effect
on tifalaeh.gatee present,
The7inninating Committee thet.
nominated the following as the rfficeibe:
for the. ensideg year, the aanptien of
whieli was !newel by air blearing, of
•Clinton :—President, Rev J 11 Sinp
son, Brecon sla ; VieeePreeidente--.W
I -I Kerr (13russela), W Hutton
1Wingliain), Jas Scutt (01intem), T 0 '
Kemp (Seeforlhaelats Satchel, ((od,
erieli); Exeoutive Committee—Rev
W 0raig,13 D, Wni. Grey, Bev A
McMillan, Rev 0 Oteobler, yr
tor ; Trrasurer, J 0 Stevenson ;
Ntinate Seeretery, Teylor ; Ganerel„
SI;eretarie.s-- A. .11 Mituniug and j
o A8fili
elerthis'inging, the benedietion was
pm:memo:6d ay IS6ellery.—Poot.
• Listowel.
The anniversary seeviees of the
• Presbyterian •cherub were held here**
on Sunday last and were omelet:tad bye
the Rev J L Murray of Kineartilae,
There were large ongrea1 ih
bus bot
morning end evening. On Monday
nigbt, a lecture was deli'Vered by the'
seine gentlemen on his "Travels in
Italy " There was a large attendance
also a thelect lire and everr peeson
Seemed to enjoy the inaneer in which '
the rev gentleman handled his !subject. '
The tiollections were as follows: morn -
lug, $101,35, evening, $48 45. • Total -1
fur Sunday $149.80, Ou Monday
night $26Swas realized at the' lecture,
malting a total of 4175.—Ur
Brooks, of Attwood, has purcliaseit '
Mr R w.olfe's eeeteuraiit. Mr Voolfte
gees to Stratfdid, to Pngage hi the
same butintess,—The body of a wren
named Wm Craig, of Arthur tawaship,
was found on the railway track oita
Wednesday morning of last week. Ha
had been run over and killed by the
train on Teefiday morning, it is sup,
posed.—Oit Tkiday maritime ...last, a
frame dwelliii,;,:ani Inkercrian street, ,
owned by Mr 0 Miller and occupied
by Mr L Sebb, was 'destroyed by
liree
getlandaa
Singing by the congregations" Work
folthe nightais coming,' and 'an'
anthem by the ehoir.
„ a . f'
interd,itiOnal D'o ye/1volt.
Hotta' by Rev 'DE Simpson,' of Britue-
field, 'who was,elie delegate to the in.
teriintional Oonivention held. at Pitte,
burg be' &meta 1890, 11e: gave an
interesting detiiiption of the tourney,
giving an nenotnit of two accidents
whieh happated to the treble on
which the ttEdilateS wea. BetWean
tive and MX thoustind delegates were
ltI COnstant attentleact , The Cott-
Veution wa.4 opened by HAI Pot
Win Ileynol
who was
eut,
of Peoria, „fitl,,,- -elm
his e - ,e • • , ; • 1,4,hp;bri:lie'd4:1111bosieWsios
raised by 1
f
1
"weloonie,teita• given by the Goveraor
"of • ee t..iz4ae * ettvilize of
(ankirro
leall,!tt,tI
ie,,.,a0r
tibol
r n • i
'tot,.
4• .; (''
, A%
(
ThorA'Aou has go.ne to South
*R,Wer agate —Miss Ide end Mr Ed
Pekoe are visitaig frin dt Ati wood.
—Mr Eli Jacques and .1. MoOreight
hacl.'a bee for logs ou the :17th inst•—
It has been thought that a Sueday
Scholil would be started in our scheol
again,:' It is very neer time for them
to be acting in this matter as a 5» -
day Schoblavould not hurt these.paila
in the least.—Mr E Cornell, who has
been livitg here for some time peet,hae
moved eway to near Olifford.—Mrs
Starke who is stayin.4 at Mr 3' Eales-
toue's s.very kw at present. ---There
has been a Patrons of Industry society '
organized 'here. They meet in Mr
Al Ian' houee,which they have rented.
Tioay havnabout tbirty members al-
re'ady, which means qaite a bit fee a/ •
small town like ours.
•
Glenfarratir.
Mr MePIVerson is et Goderich -
this week atteading the first meeting
of the new eciiinty council. --George
Fortune had a number of teams, Moil-
-day, drawing briek front Fordwich for
leis new house.—, A. flambee •of the
,yenng people of This part are spending
,this week with friends in Stanley.
Wehope they are having a pleasant
and 'enjoyable tittle.— Mr and Mrs
JecksPie of Winnipeg, who have been
spending 'elev.. weeks with Mrs Jack-.
isob'k father ( &Gem mill ) returned
to the prairie prVvince Monday last.
—An old pioneer and resIdent of the
Heariek boundary aassed t . his re-
%wird, Tuesday 2011i, inst, in the per.
sobi Ot 'John Gallaher. Mr Gallaher
had reached theripeeld age of 80 years,
passed away after a long- anti
severe illness, leaving behind a largo
most of whom are growl up
and doing for themselves.
T urn, b eery.
The grand muSical and literary en.
fettainment given in 'Eladie's 6„taillirCb)
on Wedavisday,•the ftIst hist, was ee
thoroegit enicess, arid considering the
melemetit state or the weather, there
was a good turnout. The pastor of
the ohnrell, Rev A It Hartley, oaatit.
pied•the chair. The progrartime eon»
tasted of a siva by Dr Mactionald,M.
Pi Nodules by Mr 8 Gamey. The
tunWil p.trt of the entertainment was
p•Flied by the Wirigham vomit mid
1.1estrUnietita1 Qaartette Club,
ltterary part of the entertainment Wad
a a Seeteeless deeteription, Tant•Qetee
take
tifttfte °tub Ifideetheir pot to t
feeetion of all, Judging from ,
latttstl aelelett fakeetanieatialk aaa'aa.
;stt .tirlete11
• ,
•
Aets Altiettiation of t. ,Patrone of In
le entitled Mee eaf Associa
tiani, No 2001, lies be orgenized it
''.fleltiSat;olie°h
ldielierairTliiiirit$
h"fol
Miwen,
dent; Win Eaton, viceepreeident
jehe Perdue, secretery ; Jos Gulley
J14.:ItilitlOr7se;rat,UsteletWi 1:404r1w, je'Plie grilrieti
• dent and'Olias Oarripbell and Unttrgf
Hannah were the delegates of tlie Ao
• imeietion at the County Associatim
iteld'at tit Helens on the 28th •inst
ilia& Leaf Assoeiation meets ever,
Monday eveninge—Mr Peter alegeven
soet of Mr John A. MaIi1Weii, 01 tit
Jet eoucession, to beetle fi•out MAW
'd
. tehe oh a visit. He leas rented a tkel
' near Delorathe and intends returma
sae% the middle of blarola—Th
angelpf deeta vied the bon o
. • " Mr A. Cole'lest weekaand carried o
• laeinfant cleugliter, The sympeth
• di the unemunity is extendea to the
eorrosving fetutly,—V gooa numbe
of the Good Templare of this vieinit
- attended the distri e. meeting of the
, 0 G T et Sly th on Wednesday. --M
• 0 II Blackwell's pupils, in 8 8 No 5
intend giving a public, entertainmen
ia tbe school houee on. Feb 13e—M
,T'Sinith and sister, of Mack Hereg
• have beet* spending a few days tit tit
•residence' of Mr Jobe Clegio—Mis
Annie bleiklejohn is visiting friend a i ,
latilleisse—Rev John Scott, of • Wiag°
• iYam, preached miseionary sermons Q
the Belgrave circuit, on Suuday last
abd was listened to with marked' ap
pi•onation.
The newly elected members of th
• eitleieipal council of Mortis, narnel
IF Mooney, Reeve , 0 A. How
Deputy Reeve end T • Caldbick, Ge
Kirkby and Jae -Proctor, Councillor
• met according to statute at the tow
hall, Jan. 10th, 18,91, and subscribe
• theriecesiiary declaration of offiese• au
. qtlailgoation. The Reeve °couple
e the °hair. ' Minutes of last ineetin
for 1890 were read . and passe
"...,•Moved by ,0 A Howe, Seconded b
•'llis Proetor, that Wia Clerk be r
appointed Clerk, at resetary of $12
• / and that a by-law be •drafted to th
,.
effeet—Carried. Moved by 8 Cala,
leek, !seconded by Geo Kirkby, thit
• JohiaWatson be appointed Assess '
•
•a by S Caldhiek, seconded by Geo Kirk
ti
. at a salary of $80-0arned. • Move
by, that Richard Johnston be appoin
se a. ed Auditor—qtaieeeed. .The Iteev
• . , apeointed Chas erMcOlellantl, " secon
• Auditor. Moved. by Jas Proctor
- seconded by 0 Ae'llown, that Thome
Laidlew, Geo Hood and W ,T Aline
ton, along with tied Reeve and Cle0
• be appoluted a Bdard of liealtienvit
Dr Godfrey as medical health oiffieer
Carried. • The following accounts we
ordered to be paidelarnely : McKilino
• az McMillan, lumber, $7.18 ; 'W I
Kerr, printing finendial statementa$
A Qamerceasimplies to.alter,phy, $4»
,roceliayteekeeping Wean° iddigen
• $15 ; Misses Exford, • charity, $T,5
Remission of dog tax : A' Scott, $1
. W CT' Nicholson, $1; Quinton .Aal,de
son, $1; Jno Speirs, $1; Mr O'laoitno
. • $1. II Mooney, financial statemen
$2 LW Clark, posting financial stat
ment $6 • •• Jett Gibson, acting •I
.
, ,
finceviewer, $1 ; John Mooney, col
lector's salary, $85. Moved by 0
Anwe, seconded by Jas Proctor, Mu
, by laws Nmi 1, 2 and 3, as now rea
, lapessed—Carried. The council the
e edjorirlied th meet again on the 23r
diet. of Tebruaey next. ,
"1• • • W. CLAIM, Clerk?:
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• adwyck.
• ea -of thoso happ
eieenis which characterize an help t
break the monotony' of our otlierwis
• (Viet and protracted' winter, • ‘wfte pe
• termed at the residence Of 'Ma...Andre
, Leingley, concession 15,011 Wedttesda
•It inst. The „occasion, foi tit'
. triendty gathering was the miarriatie
• Mies Mary Longley, eldest daughte
• of -Me Andrew Longley,to Me Webste
D..Lambe telielier Yeovil P, 'nett
• 'Itlauat Firi.eet. 'The oereniotip 'we
• petitirmod lr the Rev M J Tette
*0d4regatioltalist'mthister at Salon
totwleteh &iamb Mrs latinb• 'beld tb
• petition of organist, and 'wide
eapeeity she 'Will be greettY misst:1• 1
Aft et the marriage'. ceremony th
guests to the 'number of atiaut fifi
eat down to a bOtiatifall' repiiat, pro
vided in the usuel good' *ityle of al
fettstt. When the letffe4 inh
had been fitly sethefied, lite •guest
lietetted to* carefully ,prepared pre
• 0'1131111m, consisting of imeecheit b,
MI of Etifi.gentlettlett' ptetemt, in
.with 1na*Yith11614a1 &lets
LJ ono. - The Wetteit let •virteir
• ioettdra coup e (ate heed. 4itF-
sf
tho orronfrv was ainp
1 by rile naqty to ft drr
w_vN, 4 4.- fill twool,i241% pit tht n
•Le abate 1 teendek 1111. toed IA