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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-06-06, Page 5DR. R. I. P, DOUG L Honor graduate of Medicine, am the Universit' of We Member of and Surgeon s two doors ea HE1 Master College of culty of cience, n Ontario, f Physicians ntario, Office ost Office. L, ONT. Residence 114 of Earth is the Lord’s,” solo by Mrs. Jas. Ronthron entitled “How Love­ ly Are Thy Dwellings”; Quartette, entitled, “Hark, Hark, My Soul” by R. Y. McLaren, Mrs. A. Dougall, Mrs, W. A. McLaren and W. A, McLaren. of Exeter, Sunday with (Miss Elsie Black­ Phone 56 DR. J. A. McTAGGART, 1^. S, Specializing in Plate work Telephone 106 IX) Bwlain .Street AUCTION SALE — of --- HO USEHOLD EFFECTS pf the late Janet Carmichael will held, at Mill St., Hensall on SATURDAY, JUNE 8th, 1920 TERMS — CASH. N. CARMICHAEL, Executrix. OSCAR KLOPP, Auctioneer. lie HENSALL over the week-end' with his here. Evelyn Reid, of Goderich'? week-end visitor with Miss Mrs. Thos. Simpson was in Wing­ ham on Tuesday. Mrs. Alex McMurtrie is visiting- relatives in Plattesville. Miss Nellie Boyle, of London, is visiting with relatives in town. ,Mr. John O’Neil spent the week­ end with his family at Dorchester. MT. and Mrs, Colin Hudson visited relatives in St. Marys on Sunday. Mrs. E. Rannie is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paisley, at Montreal. Reeve Higgins is in Goderich this week attending the Huron County Council, Mr. Wm. and Miss Mae Simpson, of Detroit, visited over the week-end in town. Mr. Cliff Hodgins spent a few days last week visiting at his home in Granton. Mr. Alex. McMurtrie, of Toronto, visited ..mother Miss was a Nora Follick. Mr. Wm. Jones is improving the •appearance of liis home by putting on a new roof. MT^. Garnet Smallacombe, of Gue­ lph, visited over the week-end with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Callam,' of St. Marys, visited- friends in town on Sunday last. Mrs. Miller and family, of Wind­ sor, visited over the week-end with relatives in town. t Mr,, and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer, of Detroit, spent the week-end visit­ ing relatives in town. .Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Strat- lord, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoskins, of Detroit, visited over the week-end with Mr. Lawrence Heffernan. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks, of Detroit, visited over the week-end with relatives in and around Hen­ sall. The sale of household effects of of the late Mrs. Carmichael will be held* on Saturday afternoon of this week. - Mr. Andrew Buchanan is this week moving into the residence he recent­ ly purchased from Mr. Thos. Drum­ mond. Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Hildebrandt, who recently sold their, residence here to Mr. Geo. Hess are moving tc\ London this week.- •* Mrs. Robt. Patterson, who has heen visiting relatives in this com­ munity for some time., returned to her home in Calgary this week. Wednesday afternoon of this week was the first half-holiday of the Season. The stores will be closed ’during the months of June, July and August . ' ’■ Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Goderich' were in town, on, Friday and Satur­ day and while here disposed of their house and lot On Brock St. to Alphine McEwen. Rev. F, M. Parker, of Huron lege, occupied the pulpit very -ceptably at St. Paul's .Anglican church on Sunday last. Rev. Parker will be the new Rector of St. Pain’s church. Anniversary services 'will be held 5n the United church on Sunday next when the Rev. Mc._L. Smith, a form­ er pastor of the church will preach •at both services. iSpecial music will he given by the choir. The services in the United church. were well attended on Sunday last, I •the pastor, Rev. Sinclair, delivering inspiring sermons at both services* A iiiucli-etijoyed feathre of these Services was the beautiful solos ( rendered by Mrs. champion, of Galt. C’atanVi' Pi’csbytei’ian Chuvcii AuniVeisilry Anniversary services were held In Garmel Presbyterian church on Sun­ day last, the church being filled to capacity at "both services* Rev. C. E. Curtis, o’f* London, delivered f ex-1 cellerit. eeriuo’ns for the occasion. At the morning Service lie spoke on, “The’J.Churcli He Lo.ved.” Tlie, choir, rendered .©.p.eelaV inusio two: Anthems- wore rendered, a duett bY Mrs. W. A. <McUareu' and Mr. Win. McLaren* At the evening sfervice the. siibjdct wASrYiThdyGdddness of* God,” a solo was given'by Bliss J. White, an an- theni ’.by the dhoib Olltled, “The Welfare of Youth Club The Welfare of Youth Club of Car­ mel Presbyterian church held their meeting on Monday evening with a good attendance present, with the vice-president, Miss Ruby McLaren presiding. The meeting was opened by the singing of a" hymn after which the Lord's prayer was repeat­ ed in unison. The scripture lesson was read1 by Irene Daters, after which the roll was called. The .fol­ lowing program was then given; in­ strumental by Janet White, solo by Mrs, W. A. McLaren, instrumental by Blanche' Mustard and Margaret McLaren; reading by Irene Daters and a duett by Blanche and Jim Mustard. The collection was then taken and the meeting closed by the singing of a hymn followed by the benediction and this being the last meeting of the year a social hour was then spent and a dainty lunch was served. Hensall Council Meeting* The regular monthly meeting of the village council was held on Mon­ day evening with all the members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Petty and Ortwein. Mr, Levi Rand was present and asked that his dog be struck off the- asses- ment roll as it was dead. TJie re­ quest Was granted. Constable Hud­ son was instructed to see that the Topping dog was destroyed as it was becoming a menace to' the children of the village. .The Reeve reported that he had sold the Black Creek Drain Debent'ures'-at' par $1200 at 5 per cent, for 10 years; also that the local hydro commission had re­ ceived word from the Ontario Hy­ dro Commission recommending a re­ bate to the town of $204.00 on the street lighting and also that there would be some reductions on Com­ mercial and Domestic lighting. Coun­ cillor Ortwein. made a report of -the street committee’s work during the month. Councillor Cameron and gangster made a report on the con­ dition of the water tank at the back of the Hall and* for the repairs to be made on it at once. Councillors Cameron and Siangstevwere appoint­ ed a committee to see that the re­ pairs were made. Concillor Petty reported that he had purchased a new flag for the Town Hall and al­ so brought up the matter of a new drain for the northwest corner of the town. The Reeve requested that the matter of the new drain be left- over until the next meeting and 'that I he south west drain would be finished by that time. As Mr. Fred Bengouglr is not able to perform the duties of Sanitary Inspector, Mr. N. Blatcliford was appointed to fill the position. A number of accounts were presented and ordered paid. Councillors Petty and Ortwein, the street ed to get mediately chloride, moments took Old Age Pension and other business which would be brought up Huron County Council this The Council then adjourned. as committee, were instruct- the for The streets in shape im- applying the calcium Reeve for a .few up the'matter of the at the week. Col­ ac­ Rev. C, O'f - London, delivered *ex- Miss Alma Winer, spent hall. Mr. staff, his home in New Hamburg, Rev. E. S. Hiscocks and Mr. Woodall attended the Conference London during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley, London, spent Sunday with th© lat­ ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Motz Mrs. Geo. Squires and son Harry, of Granton, spent Monday with the former’s cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Motz. Misses, port, of Lamport, end with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Collingwood and babe, of Hamilton, are visiting with the former’s aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 'Motz. Mrs, G. Fischer and daughter, Edna, M'r. Harold Weaver and Wm. Eveland, all of Dashwood, Saturday visitors with Mr. and Wm. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morlock R. E. Bechtel, of the Bank visited over the week-end THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE CREDITON at Oil gram will be given Church Choir, of St- J- at Adults 50c. children Commencing at 6:30 ntireThe by the Marys. Ad mil under 12, 25c.», Eileen and Thelma Lam- Detroit, and Marguerite of Lucan, spent the week- tlieir parents, Mrs. were Mi's. Dr H. C DAS OOD DEN en, L.D.S., D.D.S; SURGEON Hartleib Block, Dash- three days of week and ®F'over the Post Office, in KIRKTON Bring youAtFord repairing Ford Garage*^SANDY ELLIOT Mr. nnd Mrs. Maclrvine, of Strat­ ford, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and M'rs. Harry White. Mrs. Alfred Paul and Miss Audrey of St. Marys, spent Sunday with Mrs. Paul’s mother, Mrs. R. Robinson. Mr. Wm. and Ray Mills and Geo. Kemp assisted the choir in St. Paul’s church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mills and little son Kenneth, were Sunday visitors at the home of Dr. C. A- Campbell. Mrs. J. Stergalla and baby, of St. Marys, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Switzer. Mr. Gordon Burgin, of Port Elgin, New Brunswick, is working in t'he garage with his brother Mr. Harry Burgin. MT. and Mrs. Gardiner, of TeeS- water, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. McDonald.- Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge, of St. Marys, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dally, of To­ ronto, spent.a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yule and other friends. The Kirk ton baseball team went to Fu liar ton on Thursday evening and played a tie game, score 8 to 8. | Rev. C. H. Foreman, B.^-, Lth, of . Waterloo, preached the anniversary services in St. Paul’s church on Sun­ day. ‘The church was filled both morning and evening, Mr. Foreman is a fim> speaker. The music by the choir was also much enjoyed. —--- ----- ---. ....... HARPLEY to the O, R. Corbett spent the week- her home in Foridwicii. Jas. Wilson, Olive and Kola at David Eagleson’s on Sat* Miss .end at Mrs. {visited iirday. Mr. ... ___ . ______ . /and Mrs. John Gill were in, London, on !;Simday.; ;; , ' *//’• ■ ’ * Miss Mary Mdon/ of Gband' B6hfl4 .spent the week-end With'Mlsir Lo'fs RroWh. ■" ' /^ '' ilr, and Mrs* Ed. GlR; of ^raiid Beiid, visited at C. Love's on Wed* nesiliiy. and Mrs. Thog. LOVetaild/Mr and daughter Ella attended the Convo­ cation exercises at Western Universe ity on Friday afternoon. Mr. Carl Morlock .being one of the graduates. Mrs. George Wright and Mrs. Jos. Brokenshire and two children mot­ ored up from Windsor and spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson. Miss Ruby Finkbeiner gave an or­ ation on the 'subject “Religious Ed­ ucation” last Sunday evening.. She also represents Crediton at the R. E. Rally Oratorical Contest to be held at ’ Sebringville, June the 12th and 13 th. M’rs, George Wright and (Mrjj. Jos. Brokenshire and two children, .of Windsor and Mrs. Eli Lawson and Mrs. Hy. Motz spent 1 Monday with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Messner in Dashwood. Mr. anfl Mrs. J. Barber, of De­ troit, and Mrs. Mickelson, of Mit­ chell, visited last. Saturday at the homes of Mr. Chas. Fahner, John Hirtzel and Harry Finkbeiner. Mr. Barber is a brother-in-law to the former Pearl Trietz. ' “Mother and Daughter” banquet will again be held this year in the Sunday School auditorium of the Evangelical church on June 20 th. This will be another splendid social function of the Dorcas Band. The mothers and daughters of the Evan­ gelical church and communities are cordially invited. We have now passed two patriotic holidays, May 24th and June 3rd. Formerly we had at least a base­ ball game to attract our attention for a few hours and remind us somewhat of a celebration but there has been nothing so far this year and we miss it. Single men, young married men, town fathers, business men and citizens arouse yourselves again. Instead of running to the villages and cities of the surround­ ing districts make us feel like stay­ ing in our own little town for coin- mendable amusement as well as for business. Children’s Day next Sunday at the Evangelical church. The services in the morning will be accompanied by a junior choir which is attract­ ing considerable interest. The Sun­ day School also will'/have some in­ teresting touches. The 'classes vie with each other as to which will get the largest average offering for mis­ sions. The real program will be in the evening beginning at 7:30. The orchestra opens the evening’s festiv­ ity with a selection “Fraternity Overture” and a .carefully prepared and interesting program follows. The beginners, primaries, juniors and young people will take part. Mis­ sionary offerings all day. Every­ body cordially invited. At wood, at off „ ZurichT'last three days of week. Mr. Geo. Maier, of Detroit, spent a few days with his parents. /Mrs. Stacey attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Chas. Willert near Thedford on Thursday? Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile spent Sunday and Monday in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, .Schlundt and family, of Pontiac, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahrens and son, of Elmira, spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman family spent the week-end friends in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen family, of Windsor, are latter’s parents Mr. and liagen, Mr. Herb Gaiser, of Detroit, spent the week-end with liis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther, of Windsor, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther, Mr. Czar Steinliagen, of Ailsa Craig, spent Sunday and Mond'ay with liis parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. family, Miss Grace Mrs, Broughton, of visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. erman Sunday and Monday. Mr. Art Weber visited friends in Kitchener on Sunday. Mrs. T. Baker is on the sick list. We hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Ruth Meyer was the guest of Miss Zeta Nadiger over the week­ end. Children’s Day will be observed in the Evangelical church on • Sunday, June 1.6th. (Miss Moore, of Seaforth, is visit­ ing with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wilds. Quite a number from here attend­ ed conference in Zurich on Sunday. and and with anclDark visting the Mrs. Stein- Broughton and Kellerman and Toronto, KHIVA were Kell- Miss Mary Stewart spent the week-end in Toronto. - - Mr. and Mrs. England spent Wed­ nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ma­ son. Inspector Beacon visited the school here one day last week. Miss Grace Nixon spent Saturday in London. (Mrs. Russell Schroeder entertain* ed the Ladies’ Aid on Wednesday af­ ternoon. Miss friends time. Mildred Neil is visiting at Kippen at the present CHISELHURST Richaid Kinsman last Satur-Mr. day brought 48 cattle and 6 horses from the West to pasture on their farms here. Mr. George Chambers was busy moving his house last week to a bet­ ter place near the road. Mr. Geo.- Winegarden, of Exeter, moved it for him. IVfr. Charles Cann, of Exeter,, is visiting his daughter Mrs. Roy Mc­ Donald. There will be no church nert Sun­ day on account of anniversary vices at Hensall United Church ser- MT^CARMEL Bring your Ffel repairing- Jo tiie Ford Garage“ The death of Mr. took place at liis home near Corbett on Thursday, May 30, aged 87' years. Mr. Ryan had been in failing health for some time and he is survived by his widow, one sou Thomas, three and • several neices and The funeral took place to Cemetery here on Satur- a.m. Mrs. J. J. Hayes, of Gode- S&DY ELLIOT Patrick R; CLANDEBOYE grandsons nephews, the R. C. day at 10 Mr. and rich, called on friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hartman and babe, of Detroit, spent the week-end at the home of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Disjardine. Misses Aileen Boland and Tresa Hall-visited friends at Detroit last week. ■ . Miss Eileeh O’Rorke left last week for .Detroit. Mr. Joseph Campbell and sister Miss Sadie, Of Detroit, called on their brother Jeremiah Campbell on Sum day, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McNeil Delhi, spent the week-end with Inlier’s brother Janies Breen’. . ■ ■.. i- of the CENTRALIA Church services next Sunday as usual conducted by the pastor. On the; 'following Sunday there will be rib-sewice owing to the Sunday Sch- : ooli AllfilvbWary at WIialeiL condurit'- ec] by .Re^ J/^/Rerberit/.'bt Holmes, / 6Zf tli’a ckiibcit'kiitf ;Uy fbpreseiitativo. .'’’Mt/ W. of Wba1en',(,tha've".been atteiidlhg the- ConfeYehce" in L'bhdbri and report a grid'd Conference* here Miss Edna O’Neill, who Underwent an operation for appendicitis is ra­ pidly improving. We are glad, to learn she will soon be home again. MT. Harold Bice, of Detroit, sp^it the week-end with his brother hero. Mr. Fritz Gautschi, of Galt, spent tile week-end with friends here. Miss Emily Simpson, wlio under­ went an operation for appendicitis returned home from Victoria Hos­ pital last week.-- The Clandeboye Junior Farmers are playing middle-ball with the Parkhill team Thursday evening at Parkhill. Mr. Leslie Collins, of London, spent Sunday with liis parents Mr. and Mrs. Edsell Collins. LUMLEY W< N. Glenn was in Listowel last week attending the funeral of his sister Mrs.'Thomas'Jackson. Mrs. Jackson whs tile only daughter of the late Thoma’s Glenn, imr maiden name being Miss Mary Glenn. She Was highly respected.' li^Te having been born ami raised cm the Bound­ ary on the Glenwood farm* , _• 3Mr» Wm. Horton arid liis brother- tft-law Mr, Dinkey, of Detroit, motor- <jd over and spent Wltjf «Mr, and Mrs. N. Hortb^i 1 The Selves family motored to St. Marys on Sunday aiid visited friends. \.r.!Miss Mary Kerslake >and Miss *GTaco Christie Were in Lbriddii last 'Week to visit the latter's father Mr» M Christie who Is quit© I? hospital tilery . Mr Johns, of home for prominent part in the 1 for a* few Western vacation. THURSDAY, 4UNJ3. (WK IWTHURSDAY, JrXH 8.1K HW ELIMVILLE Bring Ford repairing to the Ford Garab|.—SANDY ELLIOT Bannerman, of St. their daughter Mrs. days last and Mrs. visited Johns Walter Mr. Marys Lloyd week, Mr. University is Walter took a University play which was presented at convocation on Wednesday and Thursday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Benson Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Williams and children were in London on Sun­ day last. Mr. Lewis Woods and two youhg,, boy friends, of London, visited1 at his home here last Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford and' two daughters from Flint, Micli., visit­ ed relatives here last week. M'r. and Mrs. Will McLagan, of years of age this June. Mrs. Tet­ reau was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was one of the pioneers of this part of the country coming to Stephen Township over fifty years ago. She leaves mourn, her loss two sons and daughters. The sympathy of the' munity is extended to them in bereavement. 1 t? I six com- USBORNE COUNCIL The Municipal Council of Township of Usborne met on Satur­ day, June the 1st at the Township Hall pursuant to adjournment. The members of the Council were- all .present at the meeting. Tho-nninutes of the meeting held, on May 4th approvelf with the following items . drain tenders. The tenders received for struction of the Stewart D: added 're ’ the con- rain were---------- -------— -------wx mu utGHaiu x/iiivui wvrtr Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Me- Joseph Dwyer $'3 3 00.00, Chas. Kist- T.ncrcifi nnrT Hn’ii/i nli 11 rl "VAfil- ’ ----- w.ft n r- a , tty __ ..Lagan and three children, of Wil­ lowgrove, Logan, were the vicinity on Sunday. The live Oak Mission at the home -of Rev. and on Thursday of last members were present, dent Miss Lena Pym had charge of the meeting. A splendid reading on India was given by Miss Dora Brooks. ‘The- young ladies quilted a quilt in the afternoon also. | The auditorium of the church which has recently been decorated' was ready for use last Sunday and a very large number were present- Ziou "congregation was well repre­ sented and quite a number were present from Exeter. The- decora­ tors did splendid work and the col­ ors and many designs are restful and pleasing to the eye. Rev, Paranaby of Thorndale, a former pastor was the speaker and he gave a very in­ spiring address which was greatly appreciated by liis audience. The choir rendered a fine anthem and the male quartette namely; Messrs. Will Johns, Will ElfoVd, 'Bruce Cooper and Alvin Pym sang a num­ ber very acceptably. Mrs. Fred Wright also favored the congrega­ tion with a fine solo in splendid voice. Three babies were baptized' by the pastor Rev. Mr. White; An­ nie Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Elford; Leona Marguerite Vic­ toria, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. A1-* vin Pym and Marian Eunice, dau­ ghter of Mr, and Mis. Philip March. Sacrament of the Lord’s Snipper was administered to a very large pro­ portion of the congregation at the close of the service. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox, of Chicago, visited with the former's mother and sister, Mrs. Wilcox Miss Beatrice- in .the village week. There will be • no service in church next Sunday owing to Anniversary. Among tile visitors here last day were noticed? Mr. and Mrs, phas Pym-, Misses Myrtle and Pym, Mr, and .M'rs. Ernie Pym, and Mrs. George Jaques, Mr. Phillip Hern, Mrs. Maud Heywood, Mr, C. Keddy, Misses Hanmlh and Nettie Keddy, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Coultis, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Skinner, Mrs. (Rev.) Parnaby and sons 'Walter and John. visitors in Circle met Mrs. White week. Ten The presi- and last this Zion Sun- . Ce- Lila Mr. Joe Oliver spent with Mr. and Mrs*. ner-$3250; Wm. Connolly & Sons, $3145.50. Williams-Dew—That the contract be awarded to Wm. Connolly & Sons . for $3145. 50, with bondsmen, work to commence on said contract by July 1st and completed by Novem­ ber 15, 1929, Carried. Wineheisea Creek Drain Repair Tender—-Jos. Dwyer $1650.00. ’Skin?. ner-Berry—That the coiltrli'ct*i“’^o'~~M awarded to Jos. Dwyer at fris ten­ der viz, $1650.00, work to commence July 1st and to be completed 'by No­ vember 1, 1929. Carried. Correspondence—Letter from So­ licitor Douglas, London re the As­ sessment of several lots in tpe Towii- ..... ship of Biddulph. Contents noted. w Communication from the Agricul­ tural Representative re Weed Con­ trol and Weed Inspector Convention in Clinton, June 4th. _ Berry that the TownshdiT^Weed' In­ spector be instreuted to attend same, Carried. •Berry-Dew that gravel truck driv­ers be paid at the rate of 20c. per yiiil' mile for gravel, uncrushed,, on roads of the Township and' the Township ■ to pay for the time of shovellers to load same and 18c. per yd', mile for delivering crushed gravel with - exception of the mile and a quarter from the pit, that 20c. be paid. ;Car. The Court of Revision .of. the/ASS- essment IRoll for 1929 was liekf with the members of the council subscrib­ ing to the necessary declaration. The followijig d'ogs were nk.. off, having been dest^oyed/^viz: "W. Pollen, Aimer Stewart, John Glean, Hiram Copeland, Wm. Stephen, Wil­ son Black, Alvin McCurdy, William Veal, Richard Johns, John Cann ha-d'-oue .dog added. , Peter Moir had onrdogtiWM’i^- ed to Alvin Passiriore, The name of Carmen •added to Lot 26, Con. 7, Tiie name of Wm. Kirk from Pt. 12, S.E.B. and Cann was A V. •i Russell Webb siibMb w. Hoit. Tom Love and Mr. GRAND BEND The service by the young peQpJe on Sunday evening was a real treat. The different parts were taken by the young people and delivered to a large congregation. Rev. ,T. M. Coll­ ing. was attending Conference in London. Mr, and Mrs, Sunday visiting Bert1 Batty. Mr* anti Mrs, Sunday with J. Mr. and Mrs. and Mi’s. John Gill took in the soi> vices Th’ London on Sunday. _ ; Mrs. Rrank Gefomett and Mrs>„i\I.. Dodds, of Buffalo, spent a few days at Mv. Roy Rolfs, y Mi’s. Sol€ pollock, wbo ,ha& 4)een thk|ng cate of lieri dauglitei’,ivho «was •lit -iir Lansing, Micli.,, i«etbt|ibd; Jiome ’fhu^dti.y. Mrs, Fred-' Page ..lias .been. oiv'thb sick list'but "• 'v'.’-a Tiiei'e passed, riwy. on TjiurM&y evening last Mrs. .Tetreau/ widow of the late E,. D, Tetrcattv who prede­ ceased lief ai few inririt’M asd, • Tetreau . would , have been ,.;4iRiefy> was taken Ray Mills and Mildred Mills was added* The name of Rosfe Passmore i changed from Lot 30, Con. 1, to 12, N.TR, " ‘ - S. Adamson appealed on the sesshiefit-'of $300 ■on . the property 'OWned by the Blanshard Municipal' Telephone System. Berry-Skinner that the Blanshard Municipal Telephone building on lot 9, S.E.B. be exempt from tax®?tiew»-——“***■ Carried. • • The court closed. Dew-Williams that the following' accounts be passed ahd paid: 'Clias. Kisttter, advance on Gardi­ ner Drain Contra^ $1200; Edward Johns, 1 cord; of wood fof ,Tp. HalL $7/00; Wilbert Herdriiari/refund on taxes of Pt. Lot 9, Crim 5. ,$15.50; « Wm. Coates, , Sialan/ as ■l.ssesspr $85.00; Giobri Indemnity Insurance :Cdo renewal "of Premium $120.00; Stephen Bros., crushing and gravell- ihg $1255.89; Fred Ford spreading .griivel and' ditching $25.6.0.;^^^rT'‘’^e^**M* Bell, ditching. $2.70/ Wellington Ratten, ditchingand drawing tile • $13.30; (bhas,’ Stephen, drawing tile $£.40;, Gordon Oke, gravelling $1.65 Evan Rew, gtayelling and repair fence $5.05; ■ Cecil Miixwo^thy re­ pair work $1.00; Chas., Coward dlt-, t^( $2.50;. Wm. Roittiy,/cioaning. pit ;O'.3g< Rtmtly 4ilto Fletcher,, ditto' ‘ ARen dlttd $3.0(1; Freemah ’Ro'rne, cl&an* Ing pit and ditching $13.85; Henry ' <ord, suporintendance $69.70;; H. Ford, clerical work Car* Council adjourned tri 'meet oh Sat- Lurday, July 6 th; at tine o'clock. ■ Hehry Sttang, Clerk be Lot as- l^>