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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-03-25, Page 4111 1 A PIS a , .treat Woodstock, Iles changed iiia Acs for Manitoba tvilere las i• tovna,o,tt• • iluiross, Mr Bean, formerly chef aemal er Mr Heil McDougall left Tuesday stands to reside in future. On the evening of the 18tlt hest, a number of sleighaand outtore oxcecdingly well filled with. rep, rosentativos from almost every family in the white. church Presbyterian congregation, and also supplied with neooasary provisions, assembled and surprised the house of Mr Arthur Simpson. Having surprised the Inmates, they made known the object of their arrival, which was to present Mr Robert W Simpson with a very huge and handsome fur coat and pair of gloves HIo has Loon precentor in tho church for a number of years and is bound now for the Prairie province On behalf of the congregation, rho address weergad by Miss M Sharro and the gilt presented by IdrA Pox Mr 11 W Simpson replied In teeth: ter,ue, expresetnghts thankfulness to them for their kindness and respect to him This done, the evening was epeut in umslo, games, conversation, &o, a aoome� to onjo IsT —AND-- DRUGGIST.. r. C. N. W. TELEGRAPH CO. pp.Brundwick House, nTgl atm, - - - Ont Witug4 ani (antes FRIDAY, MARGIN. 25, .892. Bylth- tteales.—A Rainbow Social, Mader :auspices of the Epworth League, be given in the Methodist church, be evening of Wednesday, the iust. Judging by the careful oration made by the committee, ill be a most enjoyable affair.— Will Creigbton, who has for some the past been living near Mr Mo- an's saw mill, has moved back to a and now occupies the house erly tenanted by Mr Thos Potter. 1r Sandy Smith has moved his ily and household effects to his I iu Morris,—Mrs Ross, wife of the Rev Mr Ross, of Brucefield, was ting Mr Wm Campbell last week. iss Tena McElroy has returned tf Woodstock, where she he's been ting her brother.—,6Tiss Vary td paid a short visit to friends near , grave this week.—Dir John Hen - 'eon,. of Wroxeter, was in town last , k on business —Mrs Alex Elder iit present •suffering from a relapse eL•3 Gripee, —Mr Will Robertson Bended. the welding of bis brother, ,Wo;wanosh, this week,—lir Will anI• aid Clifton a short visit this z.-44. few nights good skating ' ly jaas ,put the young people in ellent spirits. They . only wish re were more of it.—Miss Annie ylor, one of the teachers of the nton Model School, was home last ek wtth a severe cold.—The voting ihe,argau question in the Presby. lin tshurch, res iltsd infavor of the Ian by a majority of 40. The cern.ttee should now get a good organ, ait in at oust( and thereby prove to sceptical ones that it aids the giu0. —Mrs Curtis has been Slightly 'aisposed this week on,account of a 1 colds—The choir of the Presby. •run church ',della treating the..n- fvea to an oyster sapper at Mr Buie's • `ldeuee, on Friday evening of thisek. "They say" oysters are good for gens,• and we hope the saying will Oaf: true in this case. -Mr Wm npbeell has obtained the appoint - Rent of Clerk of Division Court—a esition left vacant by the death of ea late Mr Myles Young—and Mr N x Young bas been .appointed Issuer Marriage Licensees. Morris. A very, iuteresting event took place the residence of Mr Jared Maxwell, :arc] eou, on Wednesday of last week, 'hr'n his second daughter, Annie, was fited in marriage toiVlr James Wilson. }i Lloyd town. The ceremony was 'rforlued by law Mr Uigley,of Blyth, id was witnessed by a bergs number friends and relatives. Miss 'Ella taxweil assisted the bride, while Mr ,fenry (Nilson acted as groomsman.. zho bride looked charming in a,creaul. ebertere with natural flowers, after -iunee changing for a travelling suit f etet'1 gray. 'rhe bride was the; re- pient of a large number of beautiful aid useful presents, am Ing the rest `as a handsome life size portrait of Ir .aid Mrs \Vilsen, the work of Miss il:c Maxwell, After a sumptuous toner, the bride and grown took the .o'clock train for London, amid Ra1vers of rice and the congracula e+ous of all present. Glenannan. One of our young tnen, in the person f Colin Eadirr, has tired of his :bee helor't life and babies and on Vaelilesday of last weelt, the 16th inst. Pas united to Miss Agnes, eldest tugbter of Mr hales Weir. The meetly was perforinod by the Rev Jr Stewart, of Delmore, in the pros. ee of a large number of relations n1 friends, Aims J Eadie, sinter of • l"e' gror►ln, supported the bride, wh11r. r a. Weir, brother of the bride, steres similar, servioe to the groom. n carpet Heated surrounded a beauti• 1 o•tke and everyone present did le jostice to the teiupting viands. cttn,ry,lalutat.e thorn and wish them $I11CCO$4 in their new relationship. cupation and bee gone into the 'user,pantile business in. Durban, Itis • wife,wlto has been visiting her parents, Mr and Its John Patterson, left on Tuesday to join Mr B. Her sister, Miss Nettie Patterson, has also gone to Durham for a visit.—Tbe I 0 G T Hope of HowbeitIodge, lately orgaaie. . ed, intend giving au entertainment On the 30th of March, in Cooper's school house, --Mr Gedoke was buried Tuee- day in the Tankard cemetery, His native land was Prussia, where ho was born 68 years ago. His funeral ser- mon was preached by Mr Reichard. He leaves a wife, two sons and one daughter, who areall married.—While Mrs Dunlop was visiting friends in Milverton, she was taken quite ill, but under medical care she had recovered sufficiently to come home Saturday. Now Mr 1) thought 'twas his turn, so he tools a spell, but is doing nicely under medical care.—Mrs Vines, of Michigan, is visiting her mother, Mrs Gowing.—Mark Eves, Esq, has left our midst. He and his good frau are intending to try farming near New- bridge. He also intends working at masonry next Hummer° Mark is in- dustrious and energetic and we wish hint every success,The council met at Gerrie, March 16th, 1892, puxsuant to adjournment; members all present, except the Reeve. Moved by Mr Graham, seconded by Mr Ferguson, that Mr Johnston take the chair—Carried. Mr Johnston took the chair. Minutes of last meet- ing read and approved. Auditors', Report read, Moved by air Jacques, seconded by Mr Ferguson, that it be adopted and 200 copies printed iu pam- phlet form—Carried. Moved by Mr Jacques, seconded by Mr Ferguson, that Dr Spence be paid .$25.50, for services as Medical Health officer— Carried. The Reeve arrived at 3 o'- clock p m and took the chair. Moved nd ail y themsolves The pleasant meeting was brought to a cies° by a short address by Mr A Simpson and by singing the beautiful hymn, "Goo be with you till we meet again" The following is tho address : Me ROW NV Snarso.r, Ann VRIIIsa,—Having learned with sorrow that you are about lea nogfthabounds of ourcongregatton we cannot allow you todepart from our midst with- out expressing our sympathy,1ove and esteem As our leader of song service, you have assisted vest' 'largely You have attended all our church services very punctually and owing to the distance ou reside from the church, you must have exorcised a great dual of self•donial(which is not too common in this selfish age) As a slight token of the appreciation of your worth and inertly qualities, please accept this coat, which we hope you maylong be spared to wear, .. trusting it will give you the warmth and comfort which the donors earnestly desire May the loving and helpful hand of a kind and indulgent Providence guide you in all your sejournings and may the love and peace of the blessed Master dwell in your heart ; and when you hat o oeasod to lead the choir on earth, may you tnko a grand and triumphant part in swell, church Presbyterian congregation ing the praises of rho celestial choir amongst the re- deemed in Heaven Signed on behalf of rho White• by A\ARRW 'FO;, DAyID CLow, Macau SHARPS, SARAH L HANDBaaOI . Wroxeter. The council met on Tuesday even- ing, March 15. All the members pres ent.Reevo in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. ' Ac- counts were handed in, one from A Huebsehwerlin, for lodging tramps on Reeve's order, $1 ; and Win John- ston, lodging tramp, 75 cents, and on motion by Thos Ree, seconded by J B Vogt, were passed. On motion by l;tr Johnson, seconded by Mr Feta ';'sue gnu setsonw'a, the eeve and guson, that the Patrons of Industry Clerk were Empowered to attend to the paying off of the dgiven be granto�ti the use of the Township as a sectional boons t ebthearT', G & B es Hall for al. to hold their meeting in Railway. On motion by Themes lies, on the afttrnoou of the 19th nest— seconded by Thos Hemphill, the Olerk Carried. Moved by Mr Graham, was instructed to write the Bank of seconded by Mr Jacques, that R Ross, Toronto in re bouus debentures. On Collector, receive a debenture for motion, J Brethauer was ordered a $18.77, being taxes remitted, as foi- ows ; Charity, Wm Oliphant, $2 99; debenture for balance of salary as Wi- lt/WS Russell, $1,33 ; Mrs Ramsay, lectoraud for $1.20, overpaid on taxes $1.20; Thos 1, $1.32 $1.20 and D to Treasurer. The Auditors'Report $1.20 McDonald, $5;06, being tax on per. was taken up and examined, and • on sonal property and moved out of the motion was finally passed and the County and dog tax against Joseph auditors' were ordered a debenture for $4 each a'Messrs Kerby and J H Magill $1 each, they Elack andsIrela,d,rmi lees owuers, were having removed out of the county ,4 prLsent and discussed the question of Carried. Moved by JrlJohnston keeping up the mill dam. On motion seconded by Mr Jacques that lig Hastie be paid $8 for damage in full by Thomas Hemphill, seconded by to fence by re•noval of gravel—Car. Thomas Rae, the council adjourned to ried. Moved by Mr Graham,seconded meet on the third Tuesday of April, or by Mr Jacques, that the Reeve procure at the Galt of the Reeve. ti . legal advice as regards Wilson Bros' J OMAN, Clem claim that their mill raee was ob Glenfarrow• structed by filling at Fordwich bridge Mr Alex McPherson, has returned —Carried. Accounts passed — F home after spending a month with Donaghy, Auditor, 88 ; H Shaver, relatives in Kent. His sister, Miss wood for Wm Shaw, charity, $2.43 ; Jessie McPherson; returned home with A. Wyness, clothing for Wm Shaw, him.—Mr S Fraser has returned from charity, $2 ; H Willits, for repairing Michigan. Sandy's many friends on road and bridge in 1890, on eon B, the 6th were glad to see him back.— opposite lot 46a$8 ; Jim Young, for Miss Muir, of Lanark, is visiting at gravel, $2.40. Moved by air Johns- William Gemmilt's. — Miss Martha ton, seconded by Mr Jacques, that Langley, of Wingham junction, spent a now council do nw adjourn to meet few days last week tet Mr W McKee• in Brown's hotel, Fordwich on the sin's,—Miss•Maggie Henning, of Luck. third Wednesday in • April next -Oar- now, spent a few days this week visit- ried. War DANE, Tp Clerk, ing her brother.—,Messrs John Wylie Belmore- and. John Fitch left on Tuesday for It is our painful duty to chronicle Manitoba.—Death has again visited the death of Mr William Inglis, our midst and enllod to her eternal youngest son of Mr Gen S Inglis, of home an old respected resident of Carrick, which sad event took place on this township in the person of liars eXteeesday last. The deceased was a Thompion. Her remains were inter- youag man who was held in high red in Bluevale cemetery. esteen, by all who knew him, as was shown by the large number of friends Goderioh• who followed his remains to their last Goderioh has been changed from resting glace in Me1ntosh's cemetery, class by D to Dire 00 in its incur insurance rate itaon •Thursday last. The sorrowing�' -family have the full sympathy of the tion, This will mean a coudiderrible community in tlhis their third sad reduction in the instira.nne premiums of a very short bereavement inside of Jas Reid.has been tip space of time.—0a Wednesday even- pointed assessor, collector of taxes, inglest about one . huudc'ed of the Wafer rates, electric light rates, street fh:ends of air James Whir, assembledi'inspectnr and caretaker of the town at his residence to witness the mare I eloclf.—A horticultural society was riaise of his danghter to Me Colin' established in townthi7week, x udie. After the nuptiftl knot bad been securely tied by 11,..v A C Stewart, ;•Tho F3oostor s d mr111s. I Read what prof Shaw, tanager of the Ontario of Delmore, all sat down to a su►nptu• Agr.euiturai Farm, has to ay of them: Jos repast. After tllis'.very important • OUStPti,Dec lith,1800. Tarr, M8esis9 Nozoa Baoe, Ingersoll, Ont. part of t11e proceedings had been gone • C replying to your of rho improved , purchased from from too spacious dining hall and the ! your fast , 1\14°/7rolto , In th grins' of tire'prof- xceilent work As put hi from an acrd fu a day with on if team n3 •Drell. This is of Mo hurry of seed time. fy operated. When the d, we find no implement iylace any clods that then easily crush. of much %aloe In P, 11 a I � � �A b ns, I take pleasnrii in throu„ c1, with the tables were removed " Siee1 P aineaoi irloSeedr Itrl yQttllnYproplo present bt'gitn to trip the eutyea ,'ttvonl that It doe I than tvhm, wo used the tau strains of Innsit which were fanished "3tscilagreatadvantauota by M r Wm Fryfogl,' end Misses l adie Ice 8I h CI deas(4 and tal and Tucker .Pleasing features of the oquai to it for bringing to dancing were the Scotch reel by rho. may le In rho soil, whowthey ar ed by the totter. rhitr 'ceders i briclegrooin and the beige`s father, and ru liorinta1 %ine es of muthpo rallyice for it mat r 1.) r the sword dance by the bridegroom anti gttliering the roots of co •1:•grawewhen in the parry was held on Tuesday afternoon of The young couple were the reciptetits' Kenn we regard it as anokeel on„rSse�eedDrill. ,hast week, at the Court house. The it is a twelve hoc Drill, ova ea light^fan tatltite to the very melodious ' and a holt to two acres moo1 Tuna:ferry. Council met in Saulta' .hall, 131us• vale, on Monday, Marcli. 21st, 1892• Members all present, The Reeve in the chair, The minutes of last meet- ing read, approved and signed. The Reeve reported that a committee of ratepayers lead waited on hitt request- ing the council to have fence removed off road allowance at lot 23, con 11, Laid Over to next meeting. Mr Diet ment reported that be had visited Mr Billingsley and found him in a very bad state. Had got him a load of wood and Mr Stewart got hint some other necessaries, the bills for which will be laid before you. Moved by Mr Di - went, seconded by Mr Mundell, that a by-law be passed appointing the fol- lowing ratepayers in this municipality fence viewers for the current year : John Rutherford, Thomas Aitken, George Fortune, John W Walker, John Robinson, James Elliot, Thomas Evans, John Snell, Malcolm Lamont and Robert Leathern. Bylaw read three times and passed. Moved by Mr Diment, seconded by Mr Harris, that a by-law be passed appointing the following rrtepayers of this maraca. pality poundelteepers for the current year : Robert Jenkins, George Brem. ner, George B Scott, Thomas Gilmour, William Geminill, Henry Wheeler, James Stewart, Robert Douglass, Maleolln Lamont. William. Netter6eld and John Diment, sr. By-law read three times and passed. Moved by Mr Harris, seconded by Mr Cruick- shank, that a by-law be passed appoint- ing the following ratepayers of this municipality path masters for the cur- rent yeitr :• George/ Bremner, John Toucher, William: Aitken, Andrew Reid, Robert Jen.kns, Wm Mitchell, Wm Baird, Henry Godkin, James Weir, Richard Wallace. Robert Muir, James Taylor, James Linklater, Ben Holmes, John Holmes, Henry Abram, John Fortune, Robert Weir, John Robinson, Frank Carruthers, Peter Deans, George Wade, Charles Hein. uth, David Gemmill, Elijah Higgins, Peter Oampbell, John Powell, Samuel Vanatone, Robert Sharpin, Henry Hawking, John Rolph, Thomas Walk. er, Peter McEwen, Robert Hamilton, Win Douglass, John McEwen, James Hyslop, Peter Scott, James Nicholson, Andrew Gray, Duncan King, Wm Smith, John Diment, Thos Jenkins, Amos Tipling, John ]flack, Wro Wright, Joseph Yeo, George Moffatt, Geo Walker, Wm Merkley, Robt Mee Intosh, William Getnuull, Peter : Mee Tavish, Robert Miller, David Moffatt, Thos Netterfeld, Jahn Ainsley, Joesph Carr, David Halstead, Wm Netterfield and Wm Campbell. By-law read three times and j assed.. The auditors' report for 1891 was laid before the council. Moved by MrDiment, sec. onded by Mr Mundell, that the audi- tors' report and abstract be received and adopted—Carried. The following tenders for bridge oh. 6th con were read by the Clerk : R Laing, $968; L Hardy, $858 ; 3 L McRae, 5850 ; A Paulin, $800 ; Robert Jamieson, $779; AHandstook, $774; Duff & Stewart, $750. Moved by Mr Cruicie shank, seconded by Mr Diment, that Messrs Duff & Stewart he awarded the contract at $750, satisfactory se- curity being given—Carried. • The following accounts were passed and orders on the treasurer issued : Duff & Stewart, $8, wood to indigent ; F Deutschman, 70 cts, plank for culvert; Jno Burgess, 53, dis mortgages ; Mrs Stewart, $4, care of indigent ; R Srigley, $4, charity ; Thos Montgom• ery, $2, charity. Moved by Mr Harris, seconded by Mr Diment, that thia meeting do now adjourn to meet in Saults' hall, Bluevale, Monday, May 28rd, at 10 o'clock a m, as Court of Revision and for other business— Carried.. J BURGESS, Clerk. Bluevale The meeting held in the Foresters' hall on Friday evening of"last week for the purpose of organizing a temperance lodge was very Well attended. The programuho for the evening was sup- plied by members of the Wingham . lodge and was as follows : • Music by harmonica band ; quartette by Mr 0 Johnston and Misses Hunter, Batnton and McDonald ; recitation by Miss E Bainton • music by harmonica band, duet .by ME 0 Johnston and Miss Hunter; reading by Miss A McDonk ald ; dialogue by Messrs R Galbraith, 0 Johnston and Misses Dawson, Rusin aid Watcher. After this the lodge was organized with a good number of members, with bright prospects of building up a prosperous lodge. Dia. triet Chief Templar, c W .I` B•t'• . t lt,hen shire, occupied the chair. Godoriati and Wingham Railway. A meeting of the directors of the Underhill & Winglltttu Railway Com. of a great nutilbar of handsome and 'trios SHAW, •president, Dr Holmes, explained what costly presents, ,iol,rr Campbell Whitechurch' ' is agent for these brei. lead been done to forth r t th l q. ele interest r CORDON & MOIN YRE, We are expecting real spring weather in a few more days and so have made ample preparation for a large spring trade. Our new prints are described by the ladies as "sweet," "lovely,"''delightful,'► and we are perfectly satisfied with their judgment, knowing that they never apply such epithets to inferior or unworthy articles, Our Dress Goods department is very attractive indeed, both in quality and prices, and for excellence in texture, beauty in design, elegance in pattern,and charming shades, they are fnuoh ahead of any former stook. Our spring Boots and Shoes are to hand, but we do not require to say any- thing about them, for to see them and hear their prices means salert at fleet sight. Don't miss seeing them. Our Teas are sounding our praises tar and wide, and our high standard of ex- cellence will be scrupulously maintained.. Families or societies buying by the half chest will get their tea a wholesale prices. We are also selling large quantities of sugar by the barrel—wholesale, GORDON & McINTYRE,. The Big Brown Anchor. Wingham, March 24th, 1892. of the road since the hast meeting. He mentioned that the money market was much lees stringent than it has been, and believed the time had come when they should commence the cone struetion of the work. He also stated Judge Toms and himself had an inter- view with the Secretary of State the Hon J 0 Patterson, who was very much interested in the success of the railway, and promised them his active co=operation. It was unanimously resolved by the Board that immediate steps be taken to secure the Government subsidy and niuticipal aid ; that the formal turn. ing of the first sod take place at Salt. ford on Tuesday, March 22nd, at 1 o'clook p in, and that a cordial invitation be extended toall those in- terested in the construction of the road to be present. SEND FOR Illustrate Catalogue of Ladies' Specialties. ADDRESS— THE PARISIAN MEDICAL APPLIANCE CO,, 19 QUEEN ST. EAST, TORONTO, ONT. Mention this paper. ANNUAL. fillEETINO. The annual general meet -ingot tho shareholders of the WINGHAbi TEMPERANCE HALL COMPANY (Limited) will be held in the Temperance Hall, on Wednesday, the Sixth Day of April next, at the hour of ten o'clobk in the forenoon, W. P. BROCI ENSHIRE, Wingham, March Ilth, 1802. Soo.•Trons. eP ERTY FO } ALE. For sale, in the •wn P1. • of lvinrham, two Park Lots, Nos 40 and 41, , lice street, north of tho Railway; good land • good water close by, ani a small stream runs the car across a small corner of the property • with ap es, cherries and small fruits. House airly good. • ply at the "TIM OFFICE, Ingham, Ont, HOLSTEIN BULLS FOB SALE. Tho undersigned has for sale on Lot 10, Con. 4, Turnberry, four thoroughbred Holstein bulls. rang- ing from 0 to 18 months old. Tho above mentioned . animals are all well marked and registered in rho Canadian herd Book. They will bo sold oheap and on easy terms to suit purchasers. JAS ELLIOT, Breeder of Holstein Cattle, Bluevale, Ont, _— — • _- Some 't C ktren't tY• Growing .2"°o® Fast become lbticas, fretful, without enor- 'f rift: tint! weak. Fees ranilbuild ihere tele, by alta n k 4, fi 'rtq; t i .fit '� �i� t'•�j° � , 4:V ? 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