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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-4-13, Page 5• acfltitainl'Aek use g steels "WA SIGNAL : GODERICH ' ONTARIO www{ AT, APRIL lir l/OIL, rat S. td is )t. l0 e11 m- ad `or rd cry Dt 0 LOCAL TOPICS Hodgens-Mkkls. The marriage of George Hodgens. brother of the wan, Hodgetu of teem, to Miss Mickle, a (sewer resi- dent of ()lino, took place iu Toronto rat seaturd Meech '5th. Mr. and Mrs. Hodge will reside in Winnipeg, Mr. Hodtcen being engaged with a large drygoode house in that city. tieorge'r Goderich ft lends extend cou- gratuletioos upon the happy event. This Would Be a Good Train. It is understood to be the intention of the 0. T. R. to pmt en a new train from Stratford to Toronto, bowing Stratford at noon. It i, hoped that the G. T. R. authorities way ser 'hoe. . essay to make Goderich the terminal for this new train. 'l'his would make the time of departure from Gn ilerich about 10::41, and a [title leaving at this time would lie a great c onveni- rnoe to travellers aIon;; the GrNlerich- litratIotd line and should have a largo patronage. Mr. Lawrence, the G. T. R. agents is taking the matter up with the district paaserger agent. ••The County Fair. 'Ibe event of next week will be the production of "The ('runty Fair." by w cast of fifty people at Victoria Opera House. under the directive of Miss Ella P. Been. of Cleveland. and the auspice of the Menesetung Canoe ('lug The play is bright and witty, witb many opportunities For a laugh, and the scenes will he intespersed wit's clever specialties and musical numbers. The reserved seat plan will he open et Edwards' restaurant 'text Wednesday noon. and as Mene'. tong Canoe Club events are invariably pop- ular three who wish to enure seats should be on hand early. Prices are :t,c, 35e and 50c. Cannot Get an Engagement. Little progress has been made since the January meeting of the county counril in r'onnection with the power project. Reeve Leckie, of Hot -seta, chairman of the county council com- mittee having the matter in charge, was in town on Monday. end ex- pressed himself ae ahuost discouragei in his efforts to recuts- any .•o age- ment for his coo uuittee with Hon. Adam Beck and the Provincial Hydro -electric Commission. He hos written several times without sati.- factory ,+esttlt, and he fears that little can now be done before the June meeting of the ,ounoil in 'the" way of placing the scheme before t ho public, as it was intended should he done.. Harbor Notes. Cetnent work on tie workhouse of the Hig Mill elevator was ro,•nm- menced yesterday afternoon and Superintendent Johnson announces that with six weeks of fine weather the whole building will be completed. Over twenty men are employed ou the structure and more may be put on haler. The navigation roeason opens Friday at midnight. nut only tw•n of the boats will be leaving within the next few darn. They are the steamers Neehing and Fairmount and they will depart Possibly nn Sunday. southward bound. The St. Mary. River is full of ice and the other boats. whose route is to the north. will be here for an indefinite time. The )ions remaining will be the J. A McKee. Keniinistiquia, Beav- erton, Acadian and Gordon. r Public Library tboard. The members present at the meeting of the public library board on Saturday alone in the house when the neighbors evening were Moors Kidd. GAIL, awakened her to tell her the sad news. Tom. Fowler, Elliott. Tigert and Irr. it came as a great shock, an Dr. Hut- Strapg. An Account of $13.85 from ton was always of splendid physique. Geo. Porter for hooks was nrlertd to e he paid, also en aro tont of $11 fl,i from LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Harper for electric light repairs. etc., and of W. K. Pinder of iso cents for repairs to doorbell. The librarian baying requested an increase in salary or reduction of the rent staid by him' it was decider' tit reduce the tent from $7 per month tit $i. The report for March shows an issue of 1.807 hooks and magarines and receipt, for the month of $5.1ti. Dr. Strang, Mr. Tom and Nr. Tegert were chosen to repre- sent the hoard at the Eshtet' meeting of the Ontario Library Aesociatio't and the requisite fee of $2 was ordered to be paid. tore. Although the father was not present he waw severer' reprimanded for peovoking the son a. he had done. ' L. E. 1)ancey defended the accused. Hort'. A. G. MacKay to Speak. Hon A. G, MacKay, leader of the Prot/Metal Liberal party. will address meetings at 11'iighauw, April:blth. and Goderich, .lptil'9)th, Presentation to Dr. Field. At 11 o'clock this utoroing the staff and pupils of the Collegiate Institute gathered in the assembly roosts to mark the close of Dr. J. M. Field's term as principal mf theischool. 1),. strong president. and after expressing the feeling of gutadwill, mingled int this snot/thin with regret, which the teacher+ held toward- the retiring principal be called on Benson Lung. who read an addrress fruit the school to Dr. MeldThis was to be accrete hreuied with the presentation of a uandsnone shield, engraved with We I toil and motto of the school, but the i fit tit c '.sinned to prepare the shield had not etunpleted the work and ilDr•. Field wills receive it later. 1 The rest iring principal gave a suitable reply, in the eoIitee of which he eg- i pretwri his pleastio yy that he would re- main a resident ofrUo(terich and also his gratification in banding hack to Dr. Strang the autboritd a, principal which he had received from him Dearly six years ago. Judge Doyle, chairman of the trustee hoard, was peseta and added some fitting remarks iu eppretiation of Dr. Field', cert ices. It is nearly eleven years since Drs Field joinetj the teaching staff of the Collegiate. which he leaves to tike the petition of inspector of public echtsds in twist Huron. Dr. Strang will again take the position of principal after the Easter vacation. Death of Dr. Herbert B. Hutton. Much regret will be telt aur„ng former friends here at the untimely death of Dr. Het)tert 13. Hutton. son of Rev. B. 1.. Hutton, formerly of Goderich and 'Iloogisonon. The and event occur -ed at Cort Colborne on Satutdey last. The London, Free Press makes the following reference : The death of Dr. Herbert B. Hutton, son of Rev. B. L. Hutton, of dui Bruce street. occurred suddenly at his home at Port Colborne on Saturday morn - mg. Dr. Hutton waw about bis duties as usual io the mortising, when he had an attack of heart trouble and before medical help could be summoned he had passed away. The late l)r. Hut- ton was born in Kincardine thirty- three years ago, and attended the pub- lic and high schools in that town, go- ing from there to the Toronto Univer- sity medical school. where be gradu- ated in liter with high honors. In his years at college be was exceedingly Tumidity evening, the oc;obi,•n being popular with his fellow -students and one of the moat gratifying event+. in was one of the hest athletes of his the church's history. After . the year. immediately after his gradua- gathering bad partaken of the dainty tion' he, took a short course at New repast provided by the ladies. Rev. Dr. York and settled to prefer ice in Port Medd. as chairman. gave a compre- Colborne. where be had been since and bensiee review of the past year's work, where he built up a large and suers°" which has been most encouraging. ful practice. Dr. Hutton was a mew- Addresses were given also by the ber of the Shrine. And the funeral, following officials:. Sidney Belcher, whirls will b held from his fsther's representative of the Epworth League, residence to Woodland cemetery this Young Men's union and organized afternoon et 2 o'cloek. will be coo- Bible classes: G. M. Elliott and Geo. ducted ny St. George's Lodge A.. F. Green, the class -meeting department : and A. Be of this city. sides his G. M. Elliott, Sunday school depart• father and mother, Dr. Hutton is sur- went ; Rev. Mr. Ly'mhurner, on Le- vived by ooebrother. Albert, of New half of the strangers; .1. H. Million, York City. and nos sister. bit's. Mc- for the business inteesta of tbe Donald, of Detroit- Dr. Hotton was ehoi'ch; Mrs. Medd, Women's Mis- marrieri in ltiili to Miss Etaodtord, of aionarySociety ; and Mee. T. S. Tottenham. who 1. a sister of Mee. Nicholson, Ladies' Aid Society. The Jack Tennant. 5:?I Quebec street. reports showed all departments to be Rev. Mr. Hutton was out of the city in a flourishing condition. There has on Ft iday night and Mrs. Hutton was been an increase in membership of be- tween seventy-five and eighty. and tbe finances have oleo increased to a marked extent. During the evening Bolos were given by E. C. Belcher, David Wells and Miss Hattie Belcher, and recitations by Cecil Lynn, Miss Hattie Belcher and Miss Minnie Gibbs. Henry H, Humber writes from Rad Deer, Alberta. March 'Sith: "Wel wsrw and dusty here for the past week. How do you find it" 'rhe day this was received here !April 3rd1 there- was brill some snow on the ground in Goderich. A quiet wedding was solemnized by Rev. Janie' 'Hamilton at the Leeliurn and l'nion mase, East street. on Wednesday of last week, when Ethel J. Carey. youngest daughter o' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey, of Goderich, was united in marriage to Harvey R. Scott, of Berlin. Mr. and Mrs, Scott will remain in Goderich for a few days before leaving for Berlin. where they will reside. In the Governor-Oeoeral's competi- tion of 1910 ---open to all Canada -- Howard Russell was awarded the gold medal for solo singing. in the face of keen competition. .in this occasion (at the Royal Alexandra Theatre. Tor- onto) his singing of the .difficult test piece aroused e very critical audience to an unusual degree of enthusiasm. (;oderieb citizens are to be favored in the near future with en opportunity to hear this popular soloist. tie Ap- pear* in North street Methodist chinch nn tbe evening of Friday, May 12th. Reserve the date. CHURCH NOTES. In Knox church Baster Sunday will he celebrated by special services. Mr. Roes wiN preach in the morning and Rev. R. P. Mackay, It D., of Tor- onto, in the evening. The congrega- tion will make the day memorable by placing fully $2.21)1 on the plate as a voluntary offering.and great interest and enthusiasm are manifested. North St. Methodist Church Easter Services. 11 a. Ill. Organ Prelude. "Koster Chimes". Eddy. Anthem "w-ake Thou that Sleepe.0 bolo...."The Reru.recUon Morn ..Hockney Mrs. King. Sermon....'Tbe Us log among the Dead' .. . Fie•. Dr. Doctnll. Anthem. .. ..' Hs. e 1a Risen Park Organ Anthem_ "Coronation March. . Heel Geo. H. King. Organist. o. m. "Love Triumphant" ti a ,tory of the first Eastertide. representing the Re-une.tion a.• affecting .the first Christian.: it u. adapted from "Tor. a Street Foy of Jerusalem. written by Florence Morse Kingsley. author of "Titus.' "Mephen." "Paul,.. etc. A- the tory proceeds the vital points are illustrated by the choir singing wu,.ioal ..erection. by various writers. The ernioe. th,.ugh unusual. i. eminently appropriate. and will be Illuminative and m- sp ring. There was a large attendance at the congregational bangpet held i u Victimia street Methodist church on Anthem of the Sterling Bani, Tomo - too is home fora shorn time R. A. $oherton sold his house and lot last weak to Mr. Manning, of Hullett, who is moving his family to the village. A• A. Naylor has t sited Wm. Ander- son's house and will wove there shortly. Cavite/1 NO Ke. -At' the service in the Bap thrt church Sunday afternoon. Ilse. Mr, Wylie. the pastor, sang a solo. "Let )esus Come into Your Heart," in god voice Atter the regular meeting of the Epworth League, which ryas held on Monday night of this week. the election to' of- ficers took plate. The followii g art the officers for this year : Pr.- dent, Miss Mabel Erratt !re-elected, : hit vice-president. Miss Effie Knox ; bud vice president, Roy Munro; 3rd vice- president, May Ferguson ; Ith vice president, Mrs. R. A. Miller; secre- tary,'Miee Laura Jackson t treasurer. Miss Louie Jackson ; organist, Miss May Irenstedt The choir of Clin- ton Baptist church is coming to assist their friends of the Baptist church here next Sunday. Mies Hoover, of Clinton. will tender some sacred twice - Gone on the violin. Good Program at the "Lit" .k most enjoyable evening was spent' by those who attended the meeting of the G. C. I. Literary 'Society Net Friday evening. Inspec- tor J. E. Toni acted as chairman and the program was opened with a val- edictory address by F. J. McNaught. who thus conehii b d a succe estul term as president of the Society. Miss Hattie Belcher gave several elocu- tionary numbers in good style, and a drill by twelve young girls, trained by Miss Hodge. was very prettily exe- cuted. instrumental selections wet. given by Miss i.. Elliott, Mies iris Warnock and Mr. Shore's orchestra. and vocal numbers by Messrs. ('ook and Fowkr. Two budding comedians. Miss Ella and Master Elmer Robert- son, fairly brought down the house with their contribution! to the pro- gram, three selections being given in succession before the audience would allow them to retire. Dr. Strang spoke briefly at the close of the pro- gram and the audience dispersed after singing the National Anthem. Fluster card-- a large eetertion of choice designs a: Wilmer Smith's Art Store. Fist street. The sending of greeting, to friends at Fie•er 1- much in vogue at preieot- When you go rousting. young man. don't de it with • law -nit. Much more of save wout.I be a suit of the kind that P idbam the Tailor tarns out -natty. well made. perfect fitting. The manager of the Lyri' Theatre has kindly offend a benefit for the Boy Scouts on Wednesday, April 19th. On Good Friday evening Knox chinch choir will render Stainer's "Crucifixion." Everybody weLome. Silver collect ion. Poster, are out asking for tenders for the furnishing of food and fuel supplies for the military camp to be held here in June. Fred Holwell. D. D. G. M.. of Haden. made hi. Annul fraternal visit to Maitland Lodge, A.. F. and A. M.. on Tweed -y evening. The Late Mrs. McLay. At the advanced age of ninety-two years. Mrs. Roderick Mc t a v passed away at the home of her daughter, Miss Annie Massy. Quebec street. ap Wednesday of last ceased bad lived in Goderich for the past, two years. Met previous to that time abs bad resided at FRiplev for fifty-four years. lithe wee horn on the 1tde sof Lewis. Scotland. In the tear 1819 and .migreted to Canada in the year IONS, settling at Ripley as stated above. She waw the mother of three The regular monthly tneeting ofthe Daughters of the Empire, to be held on Monday afternoon, :April 17th. has been postponed until Monday. April 24th. The rendering of Stainer's "Cruci- fixion" by the ,choir of Knox church on Good Friday evening will afford an opportunity to hear a most beautiful sacred compneition. The service will commence at 8 o clock. The Gcsierich Citizens' Marine Band will give another popular entertain- ment on Friday evening, May 5th. Miss Pearl O'Neil, Toronto's well- known elocutionist, will be one of the special features. Farther particular. later. On Monday evening when about tc leave Victoria street Methodist church after the cnnaiwgational banquet. Mrs. James Wells, Albert street, tripped and !truck her head on the corner of the organ. She was ren- dered .incontseious for some time. HOLYROUD. MoxuAV, April lith. Lolsiot His H.CRN.-Joe Hannah. of the 10th concession, lost bis barn on bis farm on the 8th concession by fire on Saturday. the 1st of April. He bad the lantern hanging on a book and when taking it down the handle came out of the lantern. •Mr. Hannah tried to save it, but the gime broke and the lantern fell In the hay and set fire to it. He lost most of his ebeep, some farm implements and also con- siderable feed. The underwear without a fault lnderwearand Hosiery " r , for any season or climate, for man, woman or child, at the right price. And it won't shrink! Nachos', by en -Angle HAVEA DEFINITE USE Neese are muds to tell you that it's ormolus. others uwee- urs time for the work in the kitebetl- Seine ars voiceless, others bund the hour from end to end of the house. Some area lit tie larger than a good mixed watch, here are anti bigger red ggast. Bial .each is totent .l for a certain put pose. Needing um in your hoarse You'll find what you are ti.tk- iog for riga here. Clocks if all sizes for all is.. at all prices Jeweller and Optician South Side of Square, G,alerich medium weight JARDINE ON TRIAL. Father Morriscy's 411111e111111 Continued from page 1.i Remedies 1 • within two weeks. If not paid within that time. judgment to he entered for the sum of $1.300 and costa of action. Bird vs. Logan—An action for mali- cious prosecution. This action was settled. Stothers vs. Taylor -An action to recover the price of a grocery stuck. This actino was postponed until the non -jury sittings. The Robert Bell Engine & Thresher Co. vs. Kimble -An action to recover the price of a threshing outfit. Settled out of court. The Guy G. Major Co. vs. Turner - An action entered on account of the nondelivery of a quantity of flax seed. The ttial was Postponed until the next non -jury sittings. The Sovereign Bank vs. Walker- - An action on a promissory note, the price of a threshing machine bought at Clintoe. This :action was settled a.c ording to agreement. McTaggartet al. vs., Smith et al. - An action to set aside a will. A settle- ment of this case is pending and will probably be disposed of before the sittings are concluded. Seafortn Milling Co. ve. Jamieson - An action to recover the price of a quantity of flour. Settled. Lambtrtus vs. Dalton -An action to recover the price of stock. This ae , tion was postponed until the non -jury pittings. Maw es tale le Meade When Father Morriscy, the famous priest -physician of Bartibogue, N, H., died a year ago last spring,' he left hie prescriptions to the Sisters of the Hotel Dieu, at Chatham, to be used for the benefit' of humaney and of the church. Not being in position to make op and -distribute the prescriptions themselves, tbe Sisters arranged with a number of gentlemen, who had been Father INorriscy•s friends, to do it for them. These gentle - seen working under the ofthe" Fat ber Morriscy Medicine Ce., Limited," had by the first of the year placed the remedies in nearly every store in - the Maritime Prosiness. So gladly were they received. wad so satisfactory has been their record of cures. that the Sisters and tbe Company have decided to place them on vale through- i out Canada. Father Morriscy's "No. 7 for Rheu- matism and the Kidneys—"No.. so':, ; Cough Cure and Lung Tonic- "No. it. . ; Stomach Remedy—"No. re-, for Catarrh, and "Father Mornscy's Liniment"- can now be obtained from most dealers in this Province.• If yours does not keep them write the Father Morriscy Medicine Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. Sold and guaranteed in Goderich by F. J. BorLANO. 1 SPRING TERM 1 1 From .%mil 3rd .merges into our Summer Swaim; from July 3rd and alo•da continuous oppor- tunity for bright young people to qualify for good business po.t Unna. our school the Centre. Hudd-. College of Torooto- thr largest and be..t equipped in Canada, Invites your oonslders- tion. Catalogue rn. a f l u d on request. W. H Shaw, Prineipel Yonge and Gerrard `ata., or - onto That New Spring Suit and Overcoat IS NOW The selections of goods which .ve cart' ale of first -chis quality, and we have all the latest shade:; HUGH DUNLOP'S Wit:ST STREET The up-to-date Tailor - r CENTRAL Business College SOMETHING tyultTH N ,1 INH Stratford, Ontario A LARI.F SCHOOLsA GOOD u'HOOL. THE B1*,T --Trips school has a cootinen'al reputation for bi F.grade work and for the o succur of its students. We have tbree de Lr [men's.—Commercial, shorthand, and Telegraphy. tmbltlous young men and women bould send at Dore for our Targe free ,catalogue. Write for it at once and see what our graduates are doing. This it a good time of the year for ybn to enter our Claimer. Students are entering each week. Commence your course at once. It. A. Mcletetr an, I'rinci{mfrs For Victor Hog and Cattle Feed. Baked Hay and Straw. Timothy and (lover and all kinds of Field and Garden Seeds. 'phone ''Jc. and your wants will be attended to. All kinds of brain beragt t and .old and good- delivered to all parte of the town. A. J. COOPER tsawslueasr, - `HOOdlsath tit 11111111111111111110•111111151111111111, 4111011111•11111011111.1111111.. CAMERON'S ANNOUNCEMENT. MAW(' CORN Chttit Cute• while you sleep. 'Li tents a brittle. $old by E. R. Wigle, druggist. Remember the concert to be given in Victoria street Methodist church iy the Sunday echoxtl nn Easter Mon- day evening. Admission 15 cents. You can depend upon satisfactory res tilts. if you treel y • grain with the reliable grail.. of formaldehyde. Sold by E. R. Wigle, druggist. succes- sor to James W ilsi,n. For spray pumps and ou1Ats, spray ing material. etc.. call and see rate. I have them for both members of she Am ocietion and others. 1 have the cheapest and the best. D. F. Hem - Li NS. Take advantage of the Easter rates and give yourself a little holiday-. The Grand Trunk is giving a tingle fare rate for the round trip. good go- ing today (Thursday) or any day up to next Monday. and returning next Wednesday. Huy your tickets from F. F. LAWRicN( E, town agent. "Demerara in Story and Picture" 6 the title of an illustrated lecture to be given by Rev. Gen. E. Roes in North street Methodist churoh next Monday evening, April 17th. in tis own church Mr. fleas lately gave an address op the remarkable country in South America where be Was missionary. He will present other phases of lite and work in Demerara on Monday evening. illustrated by many lantern pictures. Admission 15 and 5 cents. A meeting of all interested in the formation of a town iene`all league will he held in the, council chamber. at the town Hall.on Wednesday evening, the lilth inst., at it o'clock sharp Clnhs intending to enter w ll piers hae Alive e ve their representative., d. Thin' will he pal Easter ser•ttoas Lease runs out on May 1st. Must vacate the Bank Corner. Only 14 DAYS LEFT KINTAIL, THURMner, April 19th. Oirood T. -A Bobbie Burnet ctmret't will be held in MacDonald's hall on Werinetstay evening. April 19th, tinder the auspices of the A. f'. Gulld. Ad.. tniAaion 'lice_ 'a Dor* open 7:I10, AUBURN. Wgu+tarAY. April Iltb. BIR txre.--Mr. Ferguson left Monday morning to accept a position with the rem wed eFx daughters. One dot h- Granada Foundry Go., of Toronto.. ttgg at the Baptist r ere'. next Monday Mr. and Mrd, W. Btuevbck left twat ter, Mrs. McDoug all. ref Fort Qn'Ap- (Tb mornings ntbpa•t of the PaA '1, week for tbe West. 1 will hereto py41w, Mask.. M derewhswd The rxb l 1 Rev. J. Polkoek• will tow 'Thu IV" in Regina R. A. h.st:erton w members d shy family ars Mitt. Mal- ' Drays." and the subject in t be even- tended the spring fair at Clinton haat mlm McDonald. Mra. David Marwick.will he 'The Risen saviour." The i week. He was so'tnsa led by Mee. Mrs las iersruaed. Mn, Angus Mt'- iog tiPt Rntuertnn who vtnted friends there 1 cut std nan(e n( M,Iv isss well Fos Nevin toed Mise Antis Mci.ay, al ' snMeushvrJ at the duets of the evening WO air plwaswd to be attlw to town 1 Jtrhn Mcteay, rA Feet A v 1 state that the operation on little ('111 Pelle. flsst.. Msrelnhck Meteor, i Thy ewe► in the Police Coon against 1 ford Plat Preen • ear wee naeoensful I/tsar~. MICA-, weed lineeld McIA7• (Hsory Kr ap • r oe for of me rand LW he is no v homy wed aMe to •he r eubshw of the agesseed d I erMr / rarely bwatlthR ls ?Mbar again to R IoeardiM w..fit •Anew of 14., tr rr eel the lets t(.•terire 14 1 •Ne' ' le vireejr iyee r*ra amu was be about Joe % iboe said of )sat Friday The young mom was sassily are shoving to Mrs. HuebIa 's s.,a ."., .• - •use ♦w.. w.,,.w to the vlltagw On aeeou"$ ,.e , -•.J Www. .wester hire ..t ' ••,b , s i, t h • .•v -I• John 11 .t•t.w to sell the balance of the stock. It's got to go now and it will be The Chance of a Lifetime to get new and up-to-date goods at almost your own price. We are busy now slaughtering the prices and still lower they will go until the last article is sold. Shop in the morning if possible. • Cameron's Departmental STORE till.4111111111111111,0111111111111111111111111111111111111.411PM11111.1111111111.1111MMIDOIM111111100.11111111111M 4#4,04.44,