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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-02-07, Page 6*’ STHE EXETER TiMES-ADVOCATE SO YEARS AGO v »Ptice in the list of the names those who were elected /Directors iaf the Huron & Middlesex Insurance <k>„ at a meeting which was held in Xondon, the names of two of our citizens, Messrs. James Pickard and George Sa^nel, appear. Mr. R. Welsh, who has rung the ftowja bell ever since it was purchas­ ed, has retired from the position and jhr. S. Ford now pulls the string flvhich gauges the working hours of the mechanfCs and labourers jfcown. Mr. Thomas White, of this passed the first Intermediate exam­ ination of the Ontario Law Society as Osgoode day, last Mr. John posted the tcwm,. on Tuos* been for ap- the of age, injured in the of the office. Hall, Toronto, week. McDonald has new assessor A lad .about ten years named Teder, was severely on Monday while playing school yard. It appears the boys were kicking foot-ball 'and the little fellow got knocked down and tramp­ ed on. His'collar bone was broken and -his shoulder dislocated. The new (Masonic lodge room in Mr, SamweU's new block is one of the handsomest and most complete to be found in any Tart of the Pro­ vince, and reflects credit upon Le­ banon Forest Lodge, Mr, Wm, Hooper, of Stephen and James Snell, of piddulph, have trad­ ed farms. Mr. Hooper receiving $500 by the exchange. Mr, Hoop­ er’s farm was Lot 12 iu the first concession of Stephen and Mr. Snell’s Lot 6 in the first concession of Bid-, dulpin On Thursday last as Miss Case was driving home from a funeral the horse which she was driving became restive and ran away upsetting the No injury was sustained by leg wms Prout, & Pick- cutter, the driver, but the horse’s- cpt, A team belonging to Mr, which were tied at Samwell ard’g store became frightened at a passing runaway horse, broke loose; and started down town at a,break­ neck speed. They crashed against a her cutter driven by Mr. Hannah, of Ste­ phen, upsetting it and injuring Mr. Hannah considerably and causing his horse to run away. 25 YEARS AGO To By 1934 Ontario and Quebec will need a million telephones and the Bell Tele­ phone Company wants new money to provide them. The company does not want any money from Parliament. It only wants permission to try to sell new shares to investors. © The investors will supply the money if they are allowed to. If they are not allowed to, the telephone system must mark time. ’ In 48 years the telephone company has never suggested nor received a government grant; it only asks freedom to take further part in Canada’s progress* COMPANY OF CANADA PALLISER AND EMPRESS EXTENSIONS O Ver the signature of E. W. Beatty, chair- man and president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, has come the announcement , 'that large extensions are to be made to the palliser Hotel at Calgary and the Empress : Hotel at Vancouver and that the additional ’ accommodation will be ready foi‘ occupancy ’ "before the peak of the present years tourist traffic. This is good news, not only to the two cities more directly, concerned where a total of more than four 'million dollars will •he spent in the work, but to a vast legion in .<111 corners of the earth, to whom the Canadian JWest is a, lodestone. When Calgary read of the four additional floors which will add 200 rooms with bath to the city’s accommodation it thought of Stampede week, and the thousands who pour In from all points of the compass, clamouring 'for accommodation and . joining the mill of Clowboys, Indians and old-timers who for one week drop back to the color, romance, gaiety ■and sport of the early Ms. Calgary is a steadily progressive city. » Its trade ah'd commerce continue to expand. It is A great pity of the plains and the Palliser will be as spacious find beautiful as is fitting ’ io city and tpe fifties, 8 ’ The “Empress” addition of 270 rooms with bath .,hown above. will also be appreciated by an ever in- a’reasing number to whom the. quiet English city of .«the Pacific coast holds! annual appeal The new wing ' will be 4. b^hdtiful structure carrying out the chateau MVpe-of architecture exemplified by the old buildink. ' Wheft/ hWbi’or, its. walls become ivy clad and its istohe lines and traeeries are covered by the foliage it will lose nothing and fit still more With the back­ ground of holly hedges and box-wood trimmings. When these two extensions ate completed, Canadians may take still more pride in a chain of Canadian owned and operated hotels which extends from coast to coast and in point of view of service, comfort and appointments, is second, to none in. the world, 4 The illness of Miss Pringle during the former part of last week caused a few holidays foi’ the pupils of room. County Councillor Spackman tended the January meeting of County Council at ■ Goderich week. Owing to no train service Mr. Spackman had to drive to Clin­ ton where he managed to get a train. Mr. Alfred Walters, having pur­ chased the1 stock of Mr. W. H, Trott and rented th© premises to the south of Farmers’ grocery, has now be­ come comfortably installed and is ready to do business in the boot and shoe line. Owing to the scarcity of fuel the services of the Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday last were held in the School hall. Because of the heavy snow storms resulting in the blockade of the L. II. & B. our supplies did pot reach us last week. We therefore, had no chbice in the matter but were forced to omit the publishing of the paper. Mr. Butter, who has been here for the past few weeks in the inter­ ests of the Independent Order of Foresters has succeeded in organiz­ ing a Ladies’ Companion Court in town with a charter membership of 28. The following elected: Miss :M. A. Tom, er, Mrs. A. Rollins, Mrs. erson, Tillie Balkwill, N. Levett, Miss Treble, G. Mrs. J. White, Della Treble, Mrs. W* A. Balkwill, Dr. Rollins, Miss White. The twenty-five anniversary of the marriage of Rev. Godwin and Mrs. Godwin will be celebrated on Fri­ day evening, February 5 th in the lecture room of the Main Street church. A Board of Trade was organized in town on Tuesday evening. ■ The Reeve, Mr, W. J. Bissett, was elect­ ed chairman of the meeting and Mr. John Grigg was elected secretary. The following officers were elected: dent, A. Q. Bobier; 2nd vice-presi­ dent, A. Q. Bobier; 2nd vice-pesi- dent, Dr. Browning; secretary, John Grigg; treasurer, T. H. McCallum and W. H. Levett, R. Pickard, N. p. Hurdon, T. Harvey and F. E. Korn. I at- the last were Mill- An d- Mrs. officers Mrs. Geo. Tom, Anderson, 15 YEARS AGO January 29 th was a, great day for the temperance forces in Huron Co., the majority for the Canada Temper­ ance or Scott Act -being over 26.00. Although it was anticipated that the county would go dry it was not ex­ pected that it would, by so large a majority. ' There passed away at his home, Huron Street, on Wednesday after­ noon of last week, January 2 8, Mr. ’Mark Makins, Exeter’s oldest resi­ dent, he having attained the great age of 102""years. Mr. .Chas. E. Tuckey and family moved on Tuesday from London Tp. to the farm they recently purchas­ ed from JMr. John Welsh. Mr. A. Marchand, who has been conducting a jewellery business in connection with the Bell Telephone office here, for the past nine years has disposed of the same to Messrs. Lawson and Trick, of Crediton, who took possession Treble will be retained charge of the telephone business which she has so efficiently per-, formed for some time. The regular Quarterly Official board meeting of the Ma.in. St. Meth­ odist church was held on Monday ev­ ening, the pastor Rev. E. G. Powell in the chair. The following -have been named as <a standing commit­ tee: B. W. F. Beavers, chairman; B. S. Phillips, H. Rundle, F. J. Wick­ wire, A. Bpencer, R. B. Quance, W. J. Powell, W. A. Balkwill, Fred Ste­ ward, Wes. Jones, Peter "Whitlock, Ben Williams. Roy Webber, son of the late John Webber, who was sick about a week with appendicitis was operated on at the home of Mr. John Northcott this week. Miss to have REPORT S. S. NO. 6, USBOBNE The report of the Junior room of S. S. 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