The Wingham Times, 1898-04-22, Page 1VOL. XXVII.---NO. 1357,
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS
It is not necessary to say anything
about oar Millinery Dept., as it is
,evident from the number of patrons
we 1lve in thatilinee that the
stylish
lish
hats we are turning out are adver-
tised enough.'
The same might be said of our
Dress Goods Dept. The number of
-Our sales giving evidence that our
wonderful assortment of new and
,elegant goods have only to be seen
to be appreciated and sold.
In Carpets and Curtains our stock,
notwithstanding large sales, is still
very complete, and it will pay, any-
one refurnishing this spring to call
upon us. Our selection is certainly
the largest and finest in Wingham,
.and the price an inducement to deal
with us.
Boots and Shoes are booming, and
with gond reason, for we carry a
stock that for variety and style can-
not be excelled by even a large city
,establishment, We have this spring
paid special attention to this dept.,
.and it is a very queer customer that
we cannot suit.
Our Tailoring Dept., judging from
the volume of business we are doing,
is evidently pleasing our many cus-
tomers, and we hear of nothing but
-satisfaction at the fit, style and gen-
.eral good appearance of the clothing
we are turning out. Our Stock of
Woollens is very complete with the
latest production in English, Scotch
.and Canadian Cloths. We would
mention a special line of Worsteds
.and Serges that for price and qual-
ity cannot be beaten. Let us make
your spring suit. To try us once is
to be a regular customer ever after.
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I GRAM TIME
WINGHA.M, ONTARIO, FRIDAY., APRIL 22, 1898
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NEW E'.I)VERTISEMENTS.
S. Gra^.y-S j t ekalS.
John Kerr -Brooms I
.1. A, Morton -Special,
V, Vannormau–•Special.
Thos. Woodcock -Special.
Ireland & Button -Special.
McLean & Son -Lumber etc.
N, A• Farquharson -Specials•
M. Il, McIndco-I r;;ain Day,
tiomuth C Bowles-Iloose i ernishings.
R J Mac/data-Buggies, etc, and Special,
PRON. MDNYON MA
American University
nizung the scholarly
J. K. Munyon, has
the distinguished
degree and the title)
Snie TO rr AT Oxa
in Wingham eutitl
list es nuenhocd f
see that their nam
assessment roll.
further appeals v, '11 bo avoided. See
Assessor Yonhill at nee.
To itaN•r-The store at
pied by W.K. Wallace, :re
phine St. Wingham. ' eedrnint, and are air
given 10th of May next. Apply to i
tr. J A Motu= Barrister, Wingham. ! class attractions. W
B Ax DD. D. -The JOINED IN WDDI.OL• ci Mr ;elm Mo -
of lennesseo, recog- Alpine, son of Mr. Ja
ttaintnents of Prof, ,i place, was joined in
conferrer) upon him ! wedlock to Miss Aya1i
McAlpine of tarts
the holy bonds of
e Sands, of Culloden
and very honorable near Ingersoll, on Wr dnesday of last week
of Dootor of Lawe, The Times, along 'e th Mr. Me )pine's
n:—Every young man many friends, .will \ ish him and his bride
I to be on the voters' a long and happy w dried life.
anchise votes, *nide 21'n'rr or Mee I Wr;nnAar--Messrs.
s aro entered ow the 1 Parkoe and Partello the noted high and
By doing this now, ; sleek wire and tum ling performers, have
een engaged to at a performances here
at the celebration n May 24th, These
rear+a or;Cu- i gentlemen gave p formancea at the
eio on .lose-! World's Fair, Toon o and Lonclon Fairs.
.slop can be The 24th Committee met on Wednesday
ging for other first -
will have a big day
LOCAL NEWS.
Wanted -good bu- tter and eggs. Highest
prices paid. T. 0, Graham's grocery
store, Chisi.-olm block.
Tug RErAtns-Tho
front and back of tl
moved and is being
whore it will be us
shade trees around
trimmed up during
Horr ur g Eti Es,
.ALL BUSINESS COLLEGES
ARE NOT ALIKE.
IN Poor, Henze
formerly of Wingl
of Woodstock, has
linquisb• hie pasiti
and is now trying
active employmer
A. Lose Dnive-e r le following from heat i hero.
week's Goderich tar refers to former I Meet WIId, Soox rn
well-ltnowh read = is of this vicinity : ; Reporter says "Th
"Early Monday .
Fred Thompson,
from Golden Va
distance of betwe,
the previous morn ing. Mr. Thompson has 1 the writer when con
SCARCE. -The Galt
Government's etetis-
fternoon Mr. and Mrs. I tics of the number of ir'tbs in the Province
nd two children, arrived ; of Ontario dnring iSi 7 show the proportion
ey, having driven the I of the females to be erg much the larger.
80 and 90 miles 85.1'0° I This fact was brougl t into the memory of
{ ersing last week with
tors, wneu informed
s of Galt so for this
y few males indeed
been in charge o
Co.'s mill at that
work had just be
WE ARE IN TH
of the Seaver blo
frorrt rank in
offices. etc., if o
Mr. R. Moxndoo
it. This week
hangers have he
interior of the o
We will hardly
work is complete
to have his blocl
iron fence from the
park has been re -
laced at the cemetery,
ed as tie rails. Tine
ie park have also been
the past,week.
—Yr. D. B. Calbiok,
am, 'but more recently
been compelled to re-
n owing to ill -health,
o see what a •st from
will do for`
Doe- TAGS—Ml clogs in the
of Wingham nest be
1st, or the penalty w-
VANNORM.tN, Chief Con.f
Commercial s oho luld attend
Tone he
that you
The CEN i RALBUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, - owe.
.WINGuAai RACER—T1
Park Association wi,
races here on July 2
track is uow in first
zens have been speed
of late. All loycre o
should not forget tI
,hand.
WEDDING BELL.
last week spoke as
to the marriage of a
"On Thursday of las
man, a former reside
recently of Wingha
marriage Miss C
Stratford After s
moon with i41r, Re
Winghaan and God
their home in Toro'
A BIG CUT IN PRIOEs—Men's boots and
shoes half soled at from 40 to 50 cents a
pair ; women's at from 30 to 40 cents a
pair. What enables me to work cheap is.
I have no rent to pay, no debts to pay, and
buy my stock for oash. The longest
is a College ot the highest grade. None
better in Canada. d
unicipality
before May
e enforced. V.
able. 2 t
i Wingham Driving
I hold their horse
th and 2801, The
sass shape and citi-
ng their drivers on it
a good horse race
ne dates and be on
the Goderich Lumber one of our local d
place, and the winter's that of all the birt
n completed." 1 year there are v•
FRONT -The occupants = among the number.'
k are bound to be in the 1 Bunxnn Uori/
is way of Having tidy of last week, the
r good-natured landlord. near St. Helens,
has anything to do with Addison of town
he painters and paper- and almost eve
on duty, fixing up the Mrs. Naylor b
. ces m the second flat. clothes she had
now ourselves when the ,nothing whatev
. Mr. McIndoo is bound one if the ban
looking the best. time of the fi
had only been
the fire will be
as everything
was owned b
partly insured
a small insure
THREE SNAPS IN NEW SHOES. -151.50 Tan
Oxford for 95 cents. $2.50 Tnn. Baia, fair
stitch, extension sole, for $1.50. $2.25
)flack Dongola Gaiter for 131.25. 1.00 pairs
in all. See our window. G. E. KING.
GONE To ENGLAND -
Kincardine, has be
in London, Eng., of
facturers' Export C
was formed reoentl,
leave for the Old 0
The newly appoint
formerly connecte
Malcolm Compels
posted on furniture
atiou will for the
samples in London
he Goderich Star of
flows with reference
ormer Winghannite:
week, A. D. Runci-
t of town but more
was united in
ata 11. Edwards, at
ending their honey-
nciman's brothers at
:rich, they will make
to." .
Mu or Men -T
'clubs are making
celebration here on
committee has ca
week with a sul
understand they
oeivod by our
gramme is being
announced shortly
a good day's sport
say to our reader
gingham and yo
All Stratford eu
•our thousands of former students. Enter stlfesin hop
few
any time. Circulars free. established
oSwathotel, Victoria Street.
Tnos. ANBA1!AAt• 4 t
W. J. ELLIOTT,Principal. $ELr IT ALONG—A p
I ` °
wearriage Licenses
issued by PRANK PATERSON. No 23, Vic -
sol is rtreet,Wingham, Ont. Nowitnesses
required.
CHEAP REARHNC I
Our Clubbing List.
Newspaper men are i
things they cannot h
using partiality in
giving news about so
out others, They sr
can find. An editor
to know the names
uncles, aunts andca
see them off on the
it. Its news that
and every man, w
neighborhood coul
they would. Ple
VI order to sns.e our subscribers the trouble of
-steams two arrangements awithremittances
publihershave
bywhich
ade
woaroial nableto
wo nro,enabledto offer the following publications in
connection with the WINOIIAM TIMESIat pc
low fates trent now unto January iSpecial
clubbing rates with all newspaper and npa ynte
quoted upon application,
all
orders: $ 25
Times and Weekly Globe, •
'Times and Western Advertiser,
• Times and Family Ilerah%and Wookly Star 1 ;G
and rleture . 100
Tunas and Farriers' Advocate, • 175
'Tines and Farming, weekly, 175
'Times and Ladies' Journal, •
.
Times at +'b' "n' • 1 Weekly Witness,i oo
125
'Times and k'armers' Stiu, 4 2+,
Times and Dolly Globe + 3 00
'Times and Dally World - 3 i 0
+%Imdesracndd Country Gentleman,
+ 1S. ZLL1OTT,
WTl0ITAl1,
ntem orary says :
amed for a lot of
1p, such things as
mentioning visitors,
ne folks and leaving
ply print pews they
hould not be expected
nd residences of your
rains, even if he should
train. Tell hip, about
makes the newspaper,
man and child in the
be associate editors if
e hand in your personals
rank E. Coombe. of
appointed manager
the Furniture Itlanu-
., of Ontario, which
. Mr. Coombe will
miry in a few days.
d representative was
tvitli the Watson &
and is thoroughly
matters. The associ-
ret few months have
e football and baseball
+reparations for their
the 24th of May. A
vassed the town this
soription list and we
ave been favorably ro-
siness men. A pro-
rranged, which will be
Everything points to
o Wingham. Wewould
to reserve that day for
will never regret i'
At a meeting of the Furnitur Manu-
facturers, held in Toronto la. , week, it
was decided to raise the price . ' Furniture
10 per cent., owing t e advance in
prioes of lumber and material. Al-
though they have ma =, this raise ,we are
still in a position to giye our cuatomers
goods at the old prices. IRELAND & BUTTON,
SI A YEAR IN .ADVANCE
SMALL LOCALS.
-Campbell's headache Wafers guaran-
eed to cure headache.
-The public school re-opened
day.
Private funds to lot;
Apply to H. Davis,
-There are only
Mon -
Get your Lounges covered at Seel d *
Button's.
-lvlessles are pr
of the children in 1
-Post office Ins
don, paid an ofuoiaa
V1OWest rates. lastceds week.
am, 3m• 3 1 Seeds! Garden seeds in any.
five prisoners at the qua:,tit.;{, by the r;ui,c', peua;cl or parcel,
county jail.
let Chisholm's Drug store.
-Mr. D. McGillicuddy or the Goderich
Arthur J. Irwin, D. D, S., of Wingham,' Signal has been i disposed for the past
visits :Blyth every Wednesday two weeks.
-7'he Spans) bic'Cle meet of t8J3 will -asers. Pa & Wynn shipped a.
be held at ?eterborii on July let. g pl
Pouts and plates to fit any plough, for nixed car of cat a and hogs to ondoxn
35 cents cash, at T. li. Boss'. on Monday.
-Do yea take the /iarms ? If • send you If hreqonr:u:cdroleaningie aue ee
us 00 cents and get it for th = ?lance of accommodate y m
I 8 Farquharson.
b
J.
('
Good pasture fo n -There died on 0
head of cattle. Ple field," Sussex, Engl
Tnos. WOODCOCK. Lady Ilagley, mot)
-lir. J. E. Swart has had a new plank Erjward Rohm° W
sidewallt placed at he north end of his 1 of Mr. Thomas W
hotel,
{valent among saltie
flwn.
enter llopkirk, of Lou-
visit to our post officio
Thursday afternoon
°eidetic° of Mr. Naylor,
son -in law of Mr. R.
as burned to the ground
ything. was destroyed.
rely escaped with the
,n and Mr. Naylor saved
r, as he was working in
fi )cls of the farm at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor
arrred a short time and
a bad set back to them,
as lost. The house, which
Mr. Addison, was only
nit Mr. Naylor only carried
e on the contents.
for six or seven
of water and shade.
tf
r
t A new grocery s
the store next to I
few days.V/
Royal Carriage Oil T
buggy tops like new. S
tdarness Shop.
—Messrs. McDon
their shipment of b,
Wednesday.
This week will be
and we have a lot
You'll )never miss tl
Farquharson.
—The spring gard er was compelled to
take a rest. this we k, 011 account of the
wet weather.
For some special cut prices on Parlor
Suites (while tl ey last) note the following :
A lage stuffed over (5 piece) Suite, spring
seat, edges and back in bast corduroy
a
covering, usual price $54, for
A (8 piece) suite, walnut faa
covering, silk plu=I1 ha '
spring seat and c
e
A. (5 piece) suite, i ocketelle covering,
silk plush banded, walnut frames, $45,
for $35.
A very fine (3 piece) suite, nicely carved,
Mahogany finish, $25, for $20. lush
A. nice (5 piece) stuffed over suite, p
banded, $33, for $29.
A. (5 piece) suite, walnut frames, in. Rapp. 1 ness in wet weatheij.
covering, silk plush banded, $25, for $20.1 Broken car wheel and oannister is the
Call at S. Ggacey's if you want any
of
the right kind of stuff to make plow repairs
above. from. That is the kind T. H. Ross sells
Wese HunoN LrcEN-a's-The West Huron I for 35 cents cash.
Board of License 0
3:.
s, mohair
ed covering,
o0, for $39.
ire will be opene
eld's butcher
Wingham.
Com -miens: ExaMINATioss-The London
Conference examinations began in London
on Tuesday and will oopciude Thursday
evening, when at a public meeting cer-
tificates of standing will be presented to
the successful probationers and candidates,
who will write up some thirty subjects.
.Among those Froin Huron who wrote
aro :-Third year -W. A.. Findlay, Clinton ;
E. J. Millyard, Nilo ; L McKelvey, Hen-
sall; First year -E. F. Armstrong,
Goderich; A. E. A. Thompson, Ba
Candidates -W. Haggitt, Cantrell
A general invitation to anyoi wanting
anything in the furniture lin = this spring
SD•=
eon rn1.:de you that
+islet Set we can
o perfection. N. A.,
a
.,t
iod Friday, at "Cots-
nd, the residence of
✓ of Mrs, Woodcock,,
o(loock, eldest brother"
:.deo' lt, of this town.
1 You would he surprised the amount of
pictures Ireland & Button's have frame&
p in ( since New Years. There prices are all.
1 .)ish makes
t MAeMtTix's
aid & Burchi
Igs to Call'
'T
f
made
gwood on
inches round abo'
right.
The Clinton Ne s -Record speaks thus.
or a large egg : " .'bey're wasting about`
big eggs, said Bet Davnient Monday,,
"how's this for a ittle one ?" The speci-
men not from a antral, measured 2,4
t.
et Set" week, Dr. J. R. Macdonald is now per-
eauties so cheap manently at hotrxe andi
can be eon -
rice of one. N, A. suited by his patrons.
rnoon last, a car load
he G. T. R. station
in some way four. O$
e oar and were in bare
ad to be held, the car
ede again before mat -
p.
2 t -On Saturday aft
of cattle arrived at
from Luoknow, an
them got down in tl
shape. The train
unloaded and re lot
tern could be fixed n
Rooms, now occupied by John
Ritchie, to let in the Macdonald
block.
--The egg harve t is tremendous this
year. Tlnp hens are doing t heir duty nobly
under a Grit goveri ment.--Ex..
-For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the placg, in Queen's block.
las a grand day for
umber of our cyclists
ighboring towns..
We have had our soda fountain thor-
oughly fixed np. Call- in and try our new
drinks. Jas. Molle vie. tf
-Mr. John Gill spie, our genial dray -
man, has donned new suit of rubber
clothes. It is just he thing for his busi-
-Sunday last '
bicycling and e
spent the day at
Inspector Paisley's
Monday last. As tb
may be three license
thousand of populati
a
license for each
population This m
here and there, bu
action for one ivee
accurate and up •to.
was decided that no
ed. Petitions aski
granting Tiros. Ro
license to sell St. -
lents, but the Board
the licenses.
and all other new items.
After all these months of blowing and
boasting about their great stooks, their:
cheap expenses, their snaps, their bal ha f
•riding,
tie of peas
eft gold watch.
{ivett away foe
r.._erful change all
{
,..imporing.cr nr )tide %ffor hep, u
0 of our Rights." Note
matrasses and' boxes of moo
knock.'om•all•outs, their J
(lottery fake) to guess at,
ea and Parlor Suites
nothing), we have aW
of a sudden -a
sympathetic appe
heading "in Defe...
withstanding all this, we don't give up
worth a cent, but still suryive and hope
to keep on in the Furniture and Under-
taking business. and we have cheek enough
to invite the public to call and see our
stook of goods. .Examine carefully (style,
putWake.prices anda slow se the e low et.and we ore preared to
S.'pt ra ey.
a
to ca11 at our wareroo
be seen there. We
k the public to
re
see what to to
ot ashamed to
or we feel confi-
as
dent we can sho : fine assortment of
almost all lines kept in a first-class Furn.-
iture Store, including Baby Carriages,
Carpets and Carpet paper. Don't buy until
you se what we have, and the prices at
S. Gracey's.
tiDWELL/NG Bontnli• •est Friday at noon
the fire alarm sounded, when it was found
that the house ocoupied by Mr. Wm,
Williamson, on Frances street, was on
tire. The firemen were soon on the scone
mmissloners met in -A. number of
ffice, at Clinton, on I town attended the
law now reads there : Huron Conseryativ
up to the first one- I gannon, on Tuesday
u and an additional 1 --Mr. A B. Sov
ditional six -hundred I Co., while away
y call for cutting off i chased a fine
the Board deferred i; delivered to him
to enable it to secure' week.
to oeijaus returns. It Everyone has the same chance for the I
new licenses bo grant- 'Watch or Parlor Suite at Ireland &
'chance with everydollar's
g for and against f Button's. A
nson, of Goderich, 'a , worth you buy.
ul'e stomach soma- -Information i wanted of the where -
decided not to grant I abouts of Eliza nn Adams, nee Miss
McCullough, wife f one James Adams, by
CM roll. I afriend in Lowell Mich. She is supposed
Grouted -Jos. Batt bury, J. C. Miller,1 to be pear Kinc -dine.
J. J. McCaughey, hos. Dawson, 1 Two more bales of mattrasses for spring
Held over -S. Pike, Milne. trade just opened, and will sell at same
GOD Bros prices, at Ireland & Button's.
the Conservatives of
meeting of the West
Association at Dun -
last.
reen, of the Star Photo
o Delhi recently, pur-
riving horse. It was
ere on Tuesday of this
CHUB. H 1ti,UTES.
The .next meeti
trict of the Metho
in Teeswater on It
Rev. Dr. Can
tendent of the Me
sails for Japan on
Rev. Wm. Low
invited by the Br
preach their annu
OD Sunday next.
Rev. D. Perri°
versary of the i
West as pastor of t
church, on Sunda
Rev. Mr. 'Aura
preach next Sabba
here, Rev. Jas. H
the church in Tees
A. special meetin
Maitland was held
day afternoon last,
cial matters in con
bytery.
Rev. Jas. Pritch
,>
signed his charge a
terian church o£• t
continued ill healt 1. Mr. Pritchard was
of the Presbyterian
n, having left here in
rch he is just leavings
f our old readers wilt
bard and will be sorry
thn
t given in the li'letho-
ay evening last, under
Sunday School, was
was one of the most
lents ever given by -
of the Wingham dim-
dst chinch will he hold
y 18th and 19th,
fan, general superin-
iodist church in Canada,.
the next steamer.
, of this place, has been:
ssels I. 0. 0. F. tee
1 sermon in that town
Granted -Thus Tilt
Craig. Ed Swartz,
Geo Buxton. Sho
Held over -Thos Ro
WIN
Granted ---Alfred Ro
E Swarts.
Held over -•J Kling
n
Granted -J I;migh ,
& Shafer.
Iiia
Granted -Thos +1111
Robertson, Aubur
EAST W
Granted -`Phos Arm
Jonathan Miller, W -Mr. A. H. Mu
13 Saults, W Babb, , Public School, was
-W-Saults. ' Ontario Education
inson. onto, last week,
nue. Public School de
grove, principal of the
at the meeting of the
1 Association in Tor-
leoted president of the
rtment.
ill preach at the mini -
auction of Rev. W. ,r.
e Btuevale Presbyterian
next.
ch, of Teeswater, wilt
h in the Baptist church:
milton taking charge of
ater.
of the Presbytery of
'n Lucknow on 'Threa-
t() consider some spe-
ection with the Pres -
, John Dulnnago, John No old stoves or rotten trash pinked out
' of the fence corners used in making the
nd J Dinsley. I plow repairs that T. H. Ross sells fcr 35
cents cash. All made hard and tough and
.4
Tin.
J Mason, Shoemaker
WEST W
Granted -John Ila
COL
Granted --1Q' G Iiogg
ETT.
Londesboro ; Alex
WANosn.
trong, Whitechurch.
W essost .
)ton, Belfast. .
BNB
, Carlow ; W Glazier,
and it was not long until the fire was under DunIOP.
control, and not a great deal of damage Held over -ten Mas
was done to the bo° -se, Mr. Williamson 1 Saltford.
Agri
was preparing to move out that day and .Granted-1\irs .Ins
most of his household effects bad been I Anthony Black,
packed and they were removed with safety. clonal& Kintail. De printing line.
fire is supposed to have started from td over Atex Y •ung and Richard I i u see that T. H.
The p ' 'Tell everybody that yo
e p
the stove pipe, as a quantity of rubbish Long. 1 Mess is selling plough points made from
• stove duringthe
Unshed in the y ri e . wheel and oannister for 85 cents cash.
had been i
adquarters for rivet Car
fore inoo` forir is the dist fire we have I post cards Times
stationery. p I These points are hard and tough.
had in town. many a day.
n and C H Simmons,
tempered in oil.
-The rain on '.0
dust nuisance for
before that the
was frightful,
meeting, will tak
of having the str
season.
rd, of Forest, has re -
pastor of the Presby -
at place, owing to his:
formerly a pastor
ohnrch in this to
1870 to take the oh
at Forest. Many
remember Mr. Prit
to learn of his ill -he
The entertainme
dist church on Moe
the auspices of the
largely attended and
successful entertain
the school. Dr. Ton ler gave a stereoptioate
throtigh England*
of Man," which was
t one hundred fine
of solos, duets, etc.,,
those taking part are
n their success in
programme.
eeting of St. Paul's:
school room of the
ening, April iltb,
in the chair. The
isfaolory statement;
esday put a stop to the
few days. For a week
ust
on
the
front street
he council, at its next
some steps in the matter
t properly sprinkled this
Ice Cream Sbda and Black Cherry
Phosphate are two of the many new
drinks on sale at the Star restaurant.
Try them. Jas. ilfcKolvie.' tf
-Horsemen 1 Ga
printed at the Trate
rum. received a fresh su
Malough and Mrseau give you the n
uugannon ; Jas Mac, pdssibio price.
office when in net
your horse bills
office. We have just
ply of cardboard and
atest work at the lowest
on't forget the TIMES
of anything in the job
talk on "A Ramb
Wales, and the Isle
illustrated by abo
views. A programm
was also renderd, an
to be congratulated
presenting such a fine
The annual Vestry
church was held to til
rhumb on Monday e
with Rev. Win. Lowe
Retof gave a very ea
of the work done in tl e parish during the
pant year, and named t s his Warden, Mr.
r. J. 11. McCracken
Warden and Mr.
eted Vestry Clerlt.
Day, J. Vanailerr,
and Geo. Sills were
sera, W, Corbouid
ppointed Auditors.
Ty was tendered tea
and Sidemen, the
''lerk. The hearty
r
vas.-tendoeed the
services during the
Joseph Golley, V. S.
was elected the People
George Sills was re -el
4esars. F. Shore, H.
H. Davis, A. E. Smith
elected Sidesmeu. M
and A. H. Smith were
The thanks of the Ves
the retiring Wardens
choir and the Vestry
thanks of the Vestr
Beotor for his efficient
past year, Messrs. E. C. Clarke and A. Et.
Smith were elected 1 y delegates to the
Synod. The Vestry meting was thee
adjourned until Mond y evandlaig not, the 1.,
25th inst.