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Stephen Council
The Council of the Township of
-GStevhen. convene! at the Town Hall,
^‘(‘■.iiton, on Monday, March 4th,
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on Monday, March 4th,
at 1 p.m. AU members were
mt. Minutes of the previous
joiewting were read and approved.
Moved by IMK I. Tetreau and se
conded by Mr. E. Gill; That By-law
398 being a By-law to provide
for certain drainage work known as
the Ptsebe and Sable Brain and By
law No. 401 for issuing Debentures
to the money required to be bor
rowed for the purposes mentioned
in By-law No. 398 of 1929, having
hues read three times be passed and
signed and the seal of the Corpora-
ilbr, be attached
T, loved by Mr.
bonded. by Mr. E.
No. 397 of 1929, appoint officers for the year 1929 |
having been read three times be I
parsed and signed by the Reeve and|
.-Clerk and the seal of the Corpora-1
lion be attached thereto. Carried. |
Moved by Mr. W. Dearing, se
conded by Mr. E- Gill.: That By-law
Xb» 400 being a By-law to regulate
-the planting, granting aid and pre-
ypn :ing injury or destruction to
idiade trees or shrubs for ornament;
Uy-.aw No. 402 for levying and' col
lecting poll Tax; By-law No. 403 for
ontorng upon lands and searching
gravel required for construction and I
xenuiring Highways; By-law No.
404 being a By-law limiting the
loads to be carried’, by vehicles op
erated over or. upon any Highway in
ihe Township of Stephen; By-law
No. 405 to erect snow fences, take
down and remove any fence which
causes snow to drift and impede or
Obstruct travel, having each been
read three times,be passed and sign
ed by the Reeve and Clerk and the
thereto. Carried.
W, Sweitzer, se-
GU1: That By-law
being a By-law to
I
il of the Corporation attached
■<reto. ..........-Moved by Mr. I. Tetreau, secoml-
by Mr. W. Sweitzer: That the
?eve and Clerk petition The Hon-
...able, The Lieutenant-Governor in
Council of the Province of Ontario
for
the
Act
Mud Creek Brain under By
366 of 1928. Carried.
Moved by Mr, I. Tetreau,
Hi by Mr. E, Gill: That
Carried.
or
;rant under the provisions o£
Brainage
l of th;e
r-law No,
a g-
"Provincial Aid to j
tor the construction
second-
the fol
lowing pay sheets and orders
passed and paid:—
Road No- 10, Thomas Mawhinney,
foreman $27.00; Road No, 20, Adel-
bert Webb, foreman, $5.50; William
Roeszler, hUultog gravel for Town-
ship Road $10.50; F. Kerr, bridge
material Lots 20 and 21, Con. 10,
$190.00; total $2-33.00. Waterloo
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., balance
of Insurance premium $5.75; F, J.
Wjckwire, printing Assessor’s no
tices $6.00; Alex Smith, etal. Treas.
of Tp. of 'McGillivray, Ptsebe and
Sable Drain $2727.50; Toronto
Stamp and Stencil Co, dog and cow
tags and express $32.75; Hydro
Electric Power Commission, hydro
Account for Town Hall $7.55; T. S.
Woods, grant for Exeter Agricultur
al Society $15.00; George
charity $-5.30.
The Council adjourned
again at the Town Hall,
oa Monday, April 1st, A.D. 1929, .at h
Barnett,
to meet
Crediton,
p.m.
Henry Ejlber, Secretary
Another of the honored pioneers
of Huron Counay passed to her re
ward in the person of Mrs. Nancy
Kinney in her S5th year, after a
lingering illness of several months.
She leaves to mourn her loss three
sons and one daughter.
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Mr». H. BopjamliMon, Otto, Mtn.,
write*:—4'Shortly after the birth of
my little girl I took very rick and waa
in bed moit of the thne. I had back
aches,, headaches, and w&« all run
down,' and I had trouble with my
Jqdneya I tried all kinds of medicine,
but nothing was able to relieve me.
At I have eight children, and my hus
band, was away at ;tb.e time I sent for
him to coma home, and when he did Ito
brought ma Aye boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills. After I had finished
them I felt so much better I w^e
again able to look after my family
and housework.Ji
Prioe SOo. a box
at all druggists or
dealeiw, of mailed
direct on receipt of
by the T. Mil-
Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
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M^ETS TIIAGIO DE4TH
Herbert McLean, aged <55, well-
known business man, of Goderich,
was hurled 50 feet to his de.atli at
1:15 o’clock Thursday morning' when
the roof on his business block which
he was attempting to lash, was car
ried away in a terrific gale. Mc
Lean fell head-first to the roof of a
barn in the courtyard behind the
McLean business block, With the
aid of Albert pruder, Mr, McLean
was engaged in making fa?t the roof,
which had been previously half-torn
from its fastenings by the fury of
the wind. As it gave way, Pruder
grabbed a projecting wall, saving
himself from plunging to the court
yard, but McLean failed, in a frantic
attempt to save himself, and was
carried to his death with the wreck
age of the roof. Hundreds of search
ers, armed with torches and ■ flash
lights answered the fire alarm and
spent almdst an hour searching-, for
the body among’the debris. S’onie-
,one pointed his light toward <the'
roof and 'Mr McLean was found with
his head terribly gashed suspended
through the jagged opening.
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PISTRICT NEWS
Mr, J. C. Veitch, manager of the
Bank of -Jilontreal, at Kiyktou, for’
some years-has been transferred to
Lucan. Mr. J. McDonald, of Toron
to, will take Mr. Veitch's place at
Kirk ton.
The death occurred at his home in
Clinton, of Christopher Beacom, at
the age of eighty-seven years. Mr.
Beacom is survived by his wife, who
was formerly Margaret Manning,
•tony daughters* and .two sons.
The .manse pf the Presbyterian
church, "Shakespeare, was the scene
of a pretty-wedding on Saturday af
ternoon, .when Irene Elizabeth, dau
ghter pf Mr. Yoward and the late
Mrs. Yoward became the bride of
Willjam C. Anderson, sou of Mr, and
Mrs, William Ahdersdn, of S. East
hope,
Mr.s. Louis Weii* died al Victoria
Hospital, London, after four weeks’
illness. Deceased was born in Lu
can and after her marriage lived in
London Township for several years.
About five years ago she and. her
family returned to Lucan, to reside.
Besides her husband she is survived
by three daughters and one sou,
A quiet wedding took iilace in the
Ontario Street, United Church par
sonage, ciihton, when the Rev. A.
E, Doan, united in marriage, Elvafc
Irene, youngest daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Gliddon, and George L.
Glazier, youngest, son of Mr. and IMVs
Thomas Glazier, all or Clinton. Mr.
and Mrs, Glazier .will reside on the
groom’s farm on the’ Huron Road.
A ha’ppy event took place 'on Fri
day evening .MgrCh 1st, git the home
of Mr. Isaac Gower, whetf they cele
brated the'annivesary. of their silver
^wedding, wlien a number of .relatives
and friends assembled at their home
and’- spent the. evening with, them?
Relatives from Parkhill provided, or-.'
chestrh music for the evening.' Tliey
were” presented with njany beautiful'
gifts. ,
Death, called away a highly respect
ed citizen of St. Marys in the person,
of Mrs. t William ^Mhthieson in her
74th year; For th’e past three years
Mrs. MatliipSnn. lias been troubled
with her lieart and, for the last six
months she; has been in a critical
condition. Surviving she leaves be
side her husband 4 family of two, a
son Roy, of Toronto and one daugh
ter, Mrs. R. M. Northgrave, of St.,
Marys. ' ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■
Death removed a” widely known
and esteemed resident of Brucefield,
when Mr. Charles' Wright passed,
away at dhe age of 84 *;years. He
had been confined to his bed for two weeks gradually sinking. Twenty-
three years agp he moved to Tuck
ersmith and ten years later retired
from the farm*' and moved to Bruce-
fielid.Mr. Wright is survived by
his widow and-.va family of- six sons
and three daughters,*
A very pretty wedding was solem
nized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Webster; MeKillop Township, when
their second daughter, Cora Pearl,
was united in marriage to Mr. Wil
liam T. Dodds, eldest son of Mr. T.
Dodds, also of MeKillop. Rev. W.
P. Lane, of North Side United church
Seaforth, performed the ceremony.
The honeymoon trip was to Chicago
and on their return Mi*, and Mrs.
Dodds will reside on the Dodds’
.homestead.
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-; A quiet wedding took place at the
Presbyterian Manse, Scarorth, when
Charlotte Powell, only daughter of
Mr, and. Mrs. John H. Powell, of Mc-
Killop, became tlj'e bride of Mr. Ce
cil John 'Pullman,•’only-son of iM’r.
and Mrs. \Viiliam 'Pullman, of Kip
pen'. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. I. B. Kaine. * Mr? and Mrs.
Pullman left for ahoneymoon' trip
to points East? and on their return
will reside on the grqomi’s ?;farm bn
the 9 th Concession of Tuckers,mifh.
On Monday niorningi death came
to Richard Elliott, who lias.been'suf-,
faring from an illness for several
months. The deceased was a' high
ly respected citizen of Bayfield. He
was born near Zurich 72‘years ago,
and was one of a family of .fourteen.
Mr. Elliott resided in Stophen for
a number of years later moving to
Bayfield where lie had. resided for
the past 39 years. Twenty-six years
ago he was married to Mrs. Mary
R. Castle, who survives him. For
forty years he was a member of the
Orange Lodge and served many
years as drummer of "the fife and
drum band, Besides his widow, he
is survived by one brother,
A. Elliott, of Bayfield,
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Mrs. Joseph Wheatley
away at her home in Clinton
1y having been in delicate health for
a number of years. Mrs. Wheatley,
whose maiden name was" Drusilla
Hull, was married to the late Jos
eph Wheatley, at Exeter and
as a bride to Clinton and spent
Of the intervening years there,
daughters and one son survive.
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Ward, Elmira; Mrs, George Mecurt**
uey, 'Mrs, W. A. iStringliam and Wal
lace Wheatley, all of Woodstock,
Rev. A, E. Doan, of Ontario Street
United church of which the .deceas
ed was a.mbmber, conducted the ser
vices) assisted by Rev. C. .J. Moor
house, of Exeter, a former pastor of
the deceased,
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