The Wingham Times, 1893-01-06, Page 8kV • iteettrill
liffr. and Mitie King, of
Ned Mr. Kim:. of Wilda°
biting friends in Carobs,
Mesure J. in, ti A.. G Rile)!
College, So mievieli, twe sp
ye et their home in Wa
The ttne:eee of S. R. .
aye mewed the sereic
licapeoit es teacher for
On We:bleed:1y eve
ite a nember of 'stem g people assembled
at tate residence of fr. Robert Ring,
.whoe they amused euui ti mselves until the
"wee see.; hours" of t o morning in dame -
ug cieul n'her emesen itts.
The t, enual meetin ,• of the Whitech urch
Crean (--- Co, was h Id in the Foresters'
all. VII it ecim rch, n Saturday. the 17th
eeen he-. 1992, at o'clock p. m, Be -
/ore ti., '....m.• for unnencing the bust.
ess of 11.e meeting trrived,the Treasurer,
Or. 11 D. 'tendern,was busily engaged
spaying cett the d vidend to the shore-
rpoitie•-•. The root ice -was organized by
• iIe I'reeitlent f the Company, Ur.
C47ratel: Henry. r. ressing a few words to
Octet er-eemb)ed nd asking the appoint-
*tient or a chairn an to preside. Mr. Robt.
urt•i'i,. sr., was t e unanimous choice of
Ihe ;tillg ar . ti,e items were then
lake: ep in th following order: The
thair,ren's e:k1 ves, which was short,
4ractical and t o the point. The minutes
If pre...lolls an n al meeting were read by
tie efficient sec etaey, Mr. J. W Simpson,
Ina approved. The artditors' statement
receipts and xpenditures was read by
e treasurer, The receipts of the year's
ork totalled i to the handsome sum of
4,4(4.64. Th patrons of this live cern-
ny received r the butter eold during
o year nearl_ 1(22,00(1. The butter was
a at the ave age price of 203,c. per
and, the pa ons receiving 163.4c. ancl
c. per pound. Total number of pounds
ade during o year were 67,875. A
geg number o the patronSwere present
d the way tb i busiuess of the Cream-
•ry had been •.ne, and there was not a
Fle grurnbh in the large meeting,
tells w I fee tho directors and
er officials. Tbe appointment of di -
tors for the ear 1893 was then taken
' 'anti all the s d directors were re -elect -
viz: Frank Henry, John Gillespie,
chard Pettyp ece, Gavin Wilson and
illiam Martin This closed the prin -
al business, ut Other matters that
ereeted the 1 trope and shareholders
re amicably iscussed. This was one
the beat and largest meeting which
is company has held and this is
ing a good deal. We trust .and"
e thatthe farmers of the sur- rd, at the
unding conetr_ and others interested Dorl‘ld• 1) D
this very imp° taut and lucrative to Mimi Bess
in -
orereceser--/—gyrr7 — ' -
lo• the numbers correspond to
agetown, days mit pupil was presen
City, Men., are 5th Class—Florence Ge
Dey, 79,
o Assmopti,,n! 4th Class, Senior—Lorne
riding their bo1i Hop Nett"11°W, 103i Mi
vanosh. 90 ; Frank I -IW, 92 ; Arne
), 14, Wuwunosl. King, 93 ; May Linkleter, 7
of Mr. jemn,s bell, 50 ; Belle Morrison,
1893. more, 30; Thos. ,Graltana,
he year
ing, the 28th nit, 22'
4th Class I unior—jeiteie
Nellie Beckett, 178 ; ano.
Norval Morrison, 190 ; Jj
Eddie Groves, 14.
3rd Senior—Jennie Dc
Halstead,172 ; Milton Gra
Currie, 113 ; Jas. Carr, 6'
THE WINGHAM TIMES, JANUARY 6, 1893.
the number of I
it, 109 ; Rachel
Tacdonald, 132;
nie Linklater,
iug, 98; Luke
; Wm. Gawp.
; Ellen Gil -
7 ; Edith Hill,
°Dwain, 204;
urdoolt, iii;
o. Currie, 08;
, 206 ; Nebel
an, 152 ; Robt.
; Phoebe Eng-
land, 37 ; Lester MOMS, 1
3ril, JuniorNellie M rtin, 189 ; Jas,
Lockeridge, 181;. Eadie W Ish, 159; Thos.
Stark, 108: Oliver Wete 11, 109 Minnie
Prior, 63.
2nd Senior—Minnie ampbell, 194;
Birdie Johnston, 206 ; Ida Murdock, 171
Mary Macdonald, 203 ; Nel e Graham, 152;
Annie Patterson, 185; Juli• Linklater, 184;
Jno. King, 132 ; Jennie Ca npboll, 136.
2nd Junior—Geo, Ansl y, 212; Edgar.'
ton Wellwood, 178 ; Geo. °linden, 207 ;
Fannie Green, 1119 ; Jim. otter, 191; An-
nie Graham, 147 ; Bens u Cruickshank,
; Geo. Elford, 201; Geo Campbell, 193;
Hannah England, 180 ; M ud Netterfield,
103.
Part Second—Chas. Be tett, 176; Var- I
one, Phippen, 159; Lizz e Potter, 201
Annie Nevans, 139 ; Walt r: Welsh, 173 ;
Annie Currie, 170; ho4a Elford, 210;
Melissa Findlay, 152 ; Jenie Halstead,.135;
David Findley, 163 ; jas. jFindley, 157 ; ;Taal
Murdock, 190 ; Robt. eyell, 107 ; Thin
Ransom, 118 ; Harold Amore, 103; F1os-1
sie Graham, 145 ; Julio King, 100 ; Jessfe 1
England, 126.
First Class—Wessle Ansley, 136 ; Cassie
Murdock, 68; Gertie Mancer,•52 ; Henry'
Watson, 109'; Eva cCracken, 8; 'seise
Deyell, 85; Jos. 1indIey, 42 ; Clayton I
Phippen, 108 ; Geo. fJarr, 14.
The number of da s taught during the
year was 218, and the average attends:uce
for the year was 49
During the past
of 392,033 acres of 1
ed being 81.359,473
ear the C P R disposed
lid, the amount relate-
CAMPBELL—In
wife of Mr D W
1St, the wife of
" Jewarr—In
wife of Mr M
stry will lend helping band and by
ding their crea to the factory pu
ney in their po kets, and also give a
t to an institu ion that is doing so
tech to raise ou Canadian butter to
proper place n the markets of the
rld. We are gl d to know that the
icle Made at W itecburch factory is
ught after and th se who purchase the
tter are never dis ppointed. We wish
o Whitechurch c eamery more nine _
't success (it tha is possible) in the
r 1893 than it ha enjoyed in the past.
mute it be,"
•
^Y.
E. H. D VER,
ertaker and filreb
rat class tnulerta
shOlni's Drug
area to telte cha
that may be out
in a stock equal t
city, both in taste
modeMite. Firs
arocco.
morales opened out
g parlor. oprosite
e, Wngham, and is
of anything in th
ted to .Lim, haviu
nythiug outside of
d quality. Prices
c ass hearse ir at
E. H. DEVER.
Glex4arrow.
he following 1•0 rt shows the standin
he pupils of S. No. 9, Turnberry, f
month of Dece ber, and is based upon
JENKINS—
ride'S pare
the 28th De
Traveree Ci
Thos Jeuki
Miss Chart
ham.
BRADLEY
30th ult, b
Bradley, H
Elleu McN
MCKEE=
the bride's
field, by ti
Alex. McK
to Charlina
Beaton.
Mcl sus
the 14th ul
Mr. Neil
atm) of
Baines
he bride's
grave, ou
Higley, Mi
miali Bridg
X
tree
lace
Mr
e Pri
611.N., •
orris, ne the 4th instebe
100)01; a daughter.
t Wawanosh‘n, the let
r John Elliottt, jr; a son
rig. on the and inst. the
wett; a daughter.
RRIED.
,5eitiortlr, January
ry, by the Rev A D MC -
01111 Wilson, newoniller,
r, both of Tnriiherry.
Auras it the residence of tiee
ts, i4ty City, Michigan, ou 1
ernbe , Mr 'BeniJenkin'
e of ,
y, Mi Wean. and son of Mr
is, of the Bluevale road, to
te Pajiliu, formerly of Wing -
MON 7In Ash field. on the ,
the I ev. McFarlane, Mr. J. A. '
ron t wnship, to Miss Mary
nu, Ashfield township.
.--ISE0a0N-At the residence of
ather, in the 14th eon., of Ash -
e Rev. F. A. McLennen, Mr. 1
zie of the and con. of Kiuloss
third daughter of Mr. Anglia
BEATOX -At S. 111010SS, 00
, by the Rev. F. A.. McLennan,
IcInnis, of ICinloes, to Annie
uron township.
MCCREA-At the residence of
other Mr. Wm. McCrea, Bel. •
the 21st tilt., by the Rev. T. E.
Eliza McCrea to Mr. Jere -
s, both of Belgrave.
M. IVIcIND00.,
GLORIOUS FINISH..
Ending a Year's Phenomenal Success bi thm
Leading Dry Goods House
Watch this space'
next week.
J. J., I-10 MUTH & SON.
-
•
DEVLIN- OBSIVOUTIII-At Trinity church
Rectory, B1• no the 27th ult., by Rev.
T. E. Higle_ , Miss Mantie Norsworthy to
r. Benjarnui T. Devlin, beth of Hanover.
0' Doun WS0X- On Wednesday. Dec-
ember 28th, 992, at the residence of the
bride's father Kinloss, by the Rev W H
Geddes, Anui daughter of John Dawson,
Esq., to Jame O'Dojl, Esq., of Brantford,
Outride.
act, regularit in attendance and I
ICIJEVIOND- 1 E-0
X11 Tuesday, Decem•
oral proficiency ber 27th, 1892, t the residence of the
&
orth sr.-Jant Weir, Willie Campbell, bride's mother. 'met Wawastosh, by the
ou
th
Vanstone, thud° Higgins, Thos. I liev. W. 11. Gea s, A.nnie. only daughter
of the late John Bone, Esq.. to Elliott
ell, Jessie Hig ins. Richmond, Esq., o Newborn, Cutario.
oath jr.—Ne
udis Higgins,
ens, Melia G
hird sr.
ell, Willie Hi
Wright, Jo
hirdjr.-Clar
Mackerel
nd sr.—C
al, Clicker /
wend. jr.—Wil
eaCe'emmill
chfil.
Part
Robt. 13.1
e, Noina
ie Wilson, Robert Weir,
Seilena Tracy, Louisa
enaill.
ssie McDonald, Frank
gins, George Geremill,
n Parish.
Vanstone, Effie Higgins,
Irne Itiggine, Priscilla
"ggins.
e Balfour,Lena Gemmil
Mary Churchill, Id
dith Vanstone, M ay
ur, Sarah Balfour, Roy
Hennings, Catherine
Iiggins, Oliver Gim-
e, Wile Msg.
• COVIC1.:8, Teaoher.
itigharn,
Nxerion-Heesie t Brussels, on the
2litt ult.. by the Pet D. Miller, Mr. Alex•
ander Nichol, to ss Eliza Mena, both
of the 6th concession sf Morris,
Airev•-Hosicres-- I& the residence of the
bride's parents, on t e 98th ult., by the
Rev. A, L. 'Ruesell, oses Atney, of
Stephen, to Miss Lizzi second daughter
oJ William Hoekie, Esq
DIED
Neeenerreie - In Lo
January 1st, 1833, Elizeb
of Mr, Thomas Netterfi
and 10 mouths.
tarisAcmgesneesmair*.remerAmervh.,
Grootings.
To the People of Wingham and sur-
rounding country.
We wish you each and all a very
!MERRY CHRISTMAS and a happy
'and prosperous NEW YEAR.
May our business relations in the
future be more mutually pleasant and
profitable, if that be possible, than in
the past, is the sincere desire of
th, beloved vvife Yours, faithfully
r Wingiram,
a, aged 81 years
REFORM CONVENTION.
A Reform Convention will be held in
the
RUSSELS,
Huron (Deininion
ARV 20th, 1893,1
o me for the election of f
uli titteuclande ie request -
W. It ram, .
Secretary.
TOWN HALL,
for the taut Aiding o
and Loci Houses),
ritIDAY, JA
elmtneueing
• tho p.p.) t "f Lowet officero, &c. A
at
1.49.:. The I ed,
e order of merit end
GO
1 nt,
ONT
9
oweeasseeeseo eer
Win.ghani.
In .consequehce of the' very large trade
we have had during the past twelve months .
we have concluded to make the first month
of '93 a stunner and start the year, break-
ing the record of all others. And,therefore,
will sell our very large stock of Furs,Dress
Goods, Suits, Overcoats, Carpets and Lace
Curtains at unheard of pfices, making
specially easy terms. In short, everything
111 the way. of prices and terms will be
the buyers' favor and to a generous public,.
to whom we are very grateful for our great
success, we tender this opportunity.
M. H. MCINDOO„
GEO. E. KI
Big drives in
DRESS GOODS
Big drives in
Big drives in
BOY'S SUITS
Also in many other lines. Ask
those who have bought as to their
value.
A call solicited.
• 0-E' 0_ RI_
The Popular Book $tor
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
noliday Presents!
A lar,ge stock of Christmas Goods has just been received, suitable for
all patties, old or young, consisting of
TOYS, PHOTO ALBUMS, SCRAP ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
TOILET SETS, PLUSH- 000DS, CHINA VALSES, XMAS CARDS,
LADIES COMPANIONS (in plush or. wood), VIOLINS,
MOUTH. ORGANS, CELLULOID MOUTH ORGANS,
TOY BOOKS, HAND SLEIGHS, PORRIDGE
SETS, BLANK NOTES, BIBLES, FANCY
MIRRORS (hand painted).
A Large Assortment of ANNUALS,
Consisting of Leisure Flours, Sunday a1 lionie, Boys' Own, ftc„
1il'ivthanbefore and desire the public
to a11andsitefilc)rethipsYureeabla' eelvseel‘'v bore, as it is no trouble to
Show good..
?moms AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
arilernember the Plnee-13O Josephine street, Wingbam,
ALEX„ ROSS.
Agent for Dominion Express Company and C. P. R. Telegraph
Company.