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PAGE FIVE
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Wroxeter L.O.L. Elect Officers—
The following members were elected
to office at December meeting of
Wroxeter LOA,. 2511, Monday even-
ing, Decenther 5th, for the ensuitn„
year: W.N1.1 Pred Davey; DM.,
Harry Dane; Chaplain, D. L. Weir;
Rec. See'y, W. T. Elliott; Fin. Sec'y.,
Robt. McMichael; Treas., Ira
D. of C., Gordon 'Wray; Lecturer, W.
A. Mines; Comm., Thus, Jacklin, Chas.
McCutcheou, W. E. Weir and H.
Chamberlain; Inside Tyler, H. Bald-
win; Outside Tyler, Geo. Soiling.
Mission Band Elect Officers:—The ,
regular monthly meeting of the Go-
forth Mission Band was held at the
Manse on Friday -evening, Dec. 2nd.
After the program, the following offi-
cers were elected for 1933:—Hon,
Presidents, Mrs. K. MacLean and ;Mrs.
A. E. Lloyd; Pres. Mrs. R. H. Lloyd;
1st. Vice-Pres., Miss A. Williamson;
2nd, Vice-Pres„ Miss M. MacLean;
Sec., Mrs. Hare; Treas,, Mrs. R. Mc- .
Gee; Supply'Sec., Mrs. NV. Miller;
Welfare and Welcome, ,Mrs. PoSliff,
Miss S. MacLean; Home Helper Sec.,
Mrs. T. Currie; Press Reporter, Miss
A. Scott; Pianist, Miss Ella Rae.
West Wawanosh Election Results—
Reeve, Win. 3, Stewart, was re-elected
Couneillots'elected, Thos. Webster,
John MeQuillin, Bert 'Ganni and
'Cairns Aitcheson.
Ashfielcl Township Election Results:
Reeve, Murdock Matheson; Council-
lors, Wilfred Farrish, E. G. Zinn, and
S. Sherwood, Richard Johnston was
given an acclamation a week ago -as
deputy reeve.
Lilac Buds In December—The re-
cent mild -weather is playing queer
tricks on the lilac bushes. On Tuesday,
Geo: Haller brought into our office
some lilac twigs on which the buds
have 'become quite green. We are afraid
however, that the lilac bushes will get
a shock when the wind comes out of
the north.
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FORTY YEA1S AGO
Young Men's Cht4—This organiza-
tion held: its annual meeting and elec-
tion of .officers in their club rooms on
Thursday evening last, the officers-el-
ect are:—Pres, Thos. King; Vice-Pres,
J. W. McKibbon; Sec.-Treas., J, E.
McGuire, The toast list was As follows;
"The King" E. A. Hammond; "Our
Club", Thos King, C. M, Bell; "Can-
ada", C. G, Vanstone, F, Cody; "Ath-
letics", H. C. MacLean, D. Dinsley;
k I .- "The Ladies", Messrs, Hillborn, Fiera- . • I mg, Grant; "Aliment Brothers", J. E.
••I IvIeGuire• J, W. McKibbon, J, H. Chis-
holm.
Cotmcil Notes—By-law No. 570, to
provide for the election of Councillors
and School Trustees passed its several
stages. Thy nomination will be held
Dec, 30th, and the .election on January
6th, as follows: Ward 1—At '5. B.
Cummings'C'H, B, Elliott, D. R. O., j,
Fryfogle, poll clerk. Ward 2—At the
; Advance office, Jas. Fleuty, D.R.O.,
Walter Hall, Poll Clerk; Ward 3—
At the Town Hall, J. B. Ferguson, D.
R.O., A. Dulmage, poll clerk. Ward 4
—At john Lougheed's, D. Lougheed,
D.R.O., John Elder, poll clerk.
Curlers Organized—Wingham Curl-
ers have organized for the winter sea-
son, as follows:—Hon. Pres., T. Greg-
ory; Pres., A. M. Crawford; Vice-Pres.,
Wm. Holmes; Sec., B. GOchrane; Tre-
L. as, F. Paterson; H. H. Chisholm of
Toronto and Dr,MacDonald are repre-
sentatives to the Ontario Association;
Executive, B, Cochrane, A, M. Craw-
ford, W. Holmes; Hon. Members, Jas.
Duffield, W. Taylor, A. Mitchell, J.
Hanna, F., Paterson,
i Hockey League Organized—The an-
. nual meeting of this league was held in
Palmerston on Friday last. Messrs.
Moore and Fleming were Wingham re-
presentatives. The following officers
ere elected:—Hon. Presidents, Messrs.
W. H. Jackson, Harriston, and A. Rog-
ers, Mount Forest; Pres., C. G. Van-
stone, Wingham; Vice-Pres., J. Both-
mer, Listowel; Sec„ T. A. Halstead,
Mount Forest; Treas., T. A. ' Reid,
Lucknow. The officers together „with
Messrs. 3, Shea, Palmerston, and B. S.
Fitzgerald, Harriston, from the execu-
tive, A full schedule of games was
drawn up and agreed upon.
Election of Officers—Maitland Lod-
ge, No. 117, 1.0.0.F., held their . an-
nual election of officers on Thursday
evening last. The following is the list:
Noble Grand, J. Perrin; V,IG.; J. Guest;
Rec.-Sec., J. E. Groves; Fin, Sec., T.
J. Elliott; Treas„ H. B. Elliott The
members expect to soon occupy their
new hall in the Wilson block.
Plowman-Nixon—The home of Mr.
and ,Mrs, Wm.sNixon of East Wawa-
nosh(, was the scene of a pretty event
on Tuesday, the 3rd. inst., when their
eldest daughter, Eliza E., was united
in marriage to James PlQwman of
West Wawanosh, by Rev. E A. Jones.
Andrew-Miller—The marriage of
Miss Mabel Bell Miller, youngest dau-
ghter of Mrs. George Miller, to Mr,
Charles L. Andrew of Gorrie, took
place on Wednesday, at the home of
the bride's mother, con. 10, Howick,
Rev, A. Dobson officiated. * * *
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Council Notes—Municipal nomina-
tions for a mayor and reeve will be
held un Friday, December 22nd., from
10 to 11 a.m., and from 12 to 1 o'clock
. for the nomination of councillors, pub-
lic school trustees and commissioners.
iThe public meeting will be held on
i Tuesday, December 26th, and the eke-
' tions will take on Monday, January
1st, The Polling places and officials
will bet Ward 1—At Robertson's Gar-
age; Thos, Cassels, D.R.O., and Harry
Browne, poll clerk; Ward 2—At Dav-
idson's Implement Shop, Wtri. Gannett,
D.R.O., and Chas. Bowden, poll clerk;
Ward 8—in the Town Hall, C. R. Wil.
kinson, DAL°, and Lloyd Hingston,
poll clerk; Ward 4—At the Dominion
Express Office, Thos. Garrett, D.R.O.,
and Albert Dovey, poll Clerk; Ward 5
—,In A. Bell's residence, John noard-
man, D.R.O., and Arthur Angus, poll
clerk.
1),*6 Royal Black PreceptoryThe dee- k -.‘,.. tion of officers of the Royal Black Pre-
. ceptory was held on Tuesday night
' ,..: with the following restilts:W. P., Al-
bert tell; D. P., Wm. Breckenridge;
Chaplain, Win. Guest ;Registrar, jos.
k Guest; Treas., S. W. Dodd; Lecturers,
Alex Baird and J. A. MacDonald; Ceti-
' sors, Thos. Stewart and Wm. Thorn-
ton; Standard Bearers, I. Wilkinson
and W, I. Deyell; Per., C. Xing; O. G.,
R. J. Hogg; Committee, I. Brydges,
Arch. Brydges, A. trydges, J. Met-.
calk, I-I Brandon, J. W. MeRibbon
and W. J. Greer; Auditors, Rev. H. W.
Snell and A. G. Smith.
Portner Winghamite Weds—Miss
Edith Sherk's many friends in Wing-
ham will extend congratulations, when
they learn that she was married on
Saturday last, December 2nd., at the
borne of her 'sister, Mrs. Gibson, Gil-
liard Ave., Toronto, to Mr. Prank
,
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Trickey -of 'Mattier;
Officers of Orange Order—L, 0, L.
• No. 794; held their annual election of k
' officers on Friday evening and the re-
. ' ,, suit was as follows: W.M., 1 V. Hain-
' • es; D.I4 W. I. Campbell; Rec. Seey,
Jas. Cove; Chaplain, Rev. H. W. Snell;
Pin, Stey., W. T, Moth; Treas., J. W.
.McItibboit; T), of C., j. A. MacDonald;
Lecturer, C. R. Copeland; Inside Ty-,
Ter, O. V. Hayden; 1!)inside Tyler,
Thos. Wheeler; Com., W. T. Miller,
R. A Mason, W. B. 114eCo61, W. 3.
Greer and A. G. Smith; Auditors, A. H.
Musgrove and W. J. Greer.