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EI4i11.1'Y FIRST Yl:.\It No. 23
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY' JUNE 7, 1928
MANY SPEECHES AT
COUNTY COUNCIL
SUPPER LAST NIGHT
Tributes Paid to Mr. J. E. TOM,
Retiring Public School In-
spector for West Huron
instead of the 'smoker" customarily
liven during the session of .the county
council, the order this year was varied
and the members of the council, ex -
members and others received invita-
tions defied by the -Warden, the county
clerk, the'Ireasurer aud the engineer
to attend a banquet in the perish hall
of St. George's church on Wednesday
evening. at 6.30 o'clock.
In «•seamier to this tnvitetfen a
Slaty lieu sat down last evening to the
tables prepared in the eiatteodluus
parish hall and enjoyed a splendid ails
per a e•ryezt tq-a-teum ber
of it. George's church.
When the good things provided had
been properly disposed. of, Warden
Hayes. who presided, called first upon
Mayor II. J. A. ala,Ewau, who tend
• Bred a cordial welcome to the comer
councillors. The Mayor oke also of
a recent trip *eke
he had made to Michigan
and stated that In respect to fame and'
farm buildings that State did not com-
pare favorably with Ontario, nor was
there anything along the western shore
of Lake Huron to compare witte the;
pieasaut villages and beautiful brach
along our shore of the lake. Return,
lag to tOntario he reedited more stnng-
ty than ever how goodly a land we
have in this Province.
Reeve Timer aerondeed Mayor Mac-
, Ewuu's welcome and stated that. not
only did he enjoy the association's of
the- rowdy council, - but be found he
was learning all the time. Any young
man. he Itrid, would find _1>hrlldpatlou
in municipal life a practical education.
Prof. Kingston of the University of
Western Ontario assured •the members
of the council, who had 'during the
-day set the ret uettf for assistance
- to the University, that he and his cOt-
leagu•;s were "not trots." They rea-
lized the difficulties the council had to
meet this year and that the time was
jierhirpe" inopportune. They diet net -
feel the door had been shut in their
fades and they would pmt,aldy be bark
in a few )ears to renew their request.
rrliY __11Ilctrtg ..0Mrred his cot.
league's remarks and expressed 5Th
phial et a la Laving- met the members
oT phi (a,tin,ti. The council toad
llitvirnixersity -rel, esenta(ivt•w A
drat--111e-trrvite•eF ileo
-to- vlsit-
Lhe
t'niverwity at any tine, separately or
in a body.
The University men excused them;
pelves at thio juncture, a. they had to
drive to London. and the gathering
honored them with the singing of
"They Are Jolly Good Fellows." '
Prof. Kingston in acknowledgment
remarked that be would like them to
OSLERS v. RISDONS
FOR DOMINION DAY
Two Famous Baseball Teants W Meet
• Again is Golerieh
A big att uctluu is ia•iog secured for
Godericles Domktlou tray celebration,
In a matched gave of harebell between
the famous Oslera of Toronto and the
equally rcuowucd Itisdons of Detroit,
fur a prize of $700. These teams, it
will be remembered, played before a
big crowd In Goderich during Centen-
nial Week last year. The Osiers won,
end the-Detruit men ever since have
been waiting for an opportunity to
evata the score, while the Toronto nine
are equally anztoua to retain the
aulrrcawcy.
It will be one of the biggest fixtures
In baseball this ee•Asen, and will no
doubt draw spectators from great dis-
tance*. Specie! accommodation will
be made at the grounds for a large
crowd, and everybody within motor -
R dtstannt"-nSGotiefteh should make
it a point to be here to see what will
In all like:nowd tae et )ueun.rabie game.
This will be only one of the features
lu lltelerlch- hut.
deeer•is special mention as- fin -out-
standing event.
sing tome more song:
"We're with you to a man, reedy here and the people oversew.
Anel well do the peel Ace eau." ! wino aro thinkius of coming was tW-
- lRev. C. F. -Clarke, the next speaker.I
who had just returned from attendance
at the Unite- i'hun'lt Conferennr at
Walkerville, entad that Huron people
were proud of their county and had a
r sl
ve eats
he.
1t was meg ew g
right t- to p
R
of. tie
highly
moral -tete
erotnr acrd' 1 K S
finest spots under the' blue sky'. It Was
recuguized as p desirable place In
which to live. and the Conference set=
clement committee had no difficulty In
finding ministers for the various
preaching charges in this county. He
hoist- the council would .be divinely
guided in its work.
Ins sector Tom said he first leenme
aegsta n e, w 7 t 1W t flinty cvunit ••
1Wtti. There were fifty -tine members
then, of whom only three ---Mr. Wm.
(bats, now registrar of Huron. Mr.
tllnrry Filler, of Stephen tranship.
and Mr. Irunahi McMurchy, now of
ht terich--rare still living. Mr. Tom
ve SOW, interesting tetnintsceneee of
is work as Inspector during the last
Pty -twit years. Ile said It was the
active in former days more then it
now for the trustees to spend the
ernoon at the gchonl on the oevasion
of his visits; it was a practice which
he e'nnehlered beneficial to all 'ton-
. '•eerned. lie had had escrllent teach -
tars in his inspee•tnrate. some of whom
d later made their mark In Maher
hems. 11.' appre•Intet the kindness
rich ice 'hunal always re'e•Ivei from
e rsmnty eons n`itt.V5. Speaking-of
me• of the tnaritnl cvent,, that had
me tinder hie observation, he tee
tinarkel that "the farmer is a luck;
an wbn marries a school teneher."
Dr. J. M. Field, 'whew, Inspetor for
st Huron. expressed his pietism!. in
hearing tribnte •to the work and worth
f Mr. Tram. They had workers to-
ther in the most friendly way. No
ne ire the eounly was Metter known
than Mr, Tom and bin inflnemr had
TI great : he heti had mush to do in
*bringing thea comity to its present
'". {{'� igh standing in ealaeStIotal matters.
I; e, ir. Tom was retiring while . be .Waft
file in full health and strength and
wished for him many years to en-
y his lei'ure.
C. A. Robertson. M.J'.P., d* MeiI his
marks mainly to the subject of re -
vestry and the eoneervation of the
isring timber snpplk•s of the Pro -
tante ice thought Nome of the town•
ipa of this mnnty wmtld And a
home of ref,re•etry to be a splendid
-•.iment. The Department of Lands
.I Forests at Toned(' was very ant-
. thit the scheme he taken up
tone -tow the Province and would
Tr Its ,,salStarte'e. Mr.• Roherteni
ke 'leo of the value of mnnliipal
perienee in the carrying net of Par-
mentary duties and stated that la► period.
Fire Brigade Kept Busy
The Tire brigade has had a busy
week. having twee called out four
times in the -week. The first alarm.
an Friday morning, summoned the bri-
gade. to the rear of the Signal u0iee,
where the root of an out harp had
caught tire from a *park, (roma nearby
bonfire. The blaze was extinguished
before any serious damage was done.
uut'utattlay morning about 11 o'clock
the firemen were culled to the harbor,
where a plank 1115Nlt half -way out the
south pier was found to be sntoulder-
lug. - This w'aa quickly extinguished.
While the brigade were at 'the'hartvir
they were called to the Medford home
at Ile top of the hill. where a defective
chimney was the carie of softie alarm;
hut no damage was dune. Ti." fourth
and merits eerioutt fire atcvuneettoa 1Ved-
nesduy morning :.bolt 11 o'clock. when
the home of Mr. Chas. Muir. Quebec
street. was discovered to be on fire.
The house was probably save,- from
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PRINTING Co. l.tMa't'F:I), Publishers.
The News of the Town
C. A. S. Reorganisation
The June meeting of the Children's
Aid Society will be held on Tuesday, 1
Jute 12th ut 4.15 in lu the Magic-'
'trace's °Pike • en North street. It is
expecte! Hint the work of norteinim-
tlun in acreu'daetr with the agree-
ment with the county council will be
eowiuleted at this meeting.
J. Crawford Passes at Neepawa, Mae,
Word has lawn rtelvel of the
death at Neeptwa, Man.,' of John
Crawford, a native of the Port Albert
district, where he was born in 1•M50.
The deceased took a promlueut part In
'wittiest affairs in anitoba. being a
member of the Provincial Legislature
from Nan to .1.92 and of the Ftie•ral
House from 11514 to 1LNJ$, lila bro-
ther. Mr. James Crawford, of Port
Albert. has beets' in the West the lest
six weeks and was with him fur :sev-
eral -weeks before his death.
Death of Mrs. J. N. MauKendriek Suceresful Students
• The death occurred at her !wine ata The examination lists of the , t'ne
Galt on Saturday last of Aueiia•Joile rersity of Toroutu,' {Hubllslled this
%Vitkineon, wife of J. til. MhcKendrick.
Sire MeeKendrkk was a former resi-
dent of Goderich, a 'daughter of the
lute Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkiumin of
this town. Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Gundry
and Miss Jane Elliott, of town -the
last owned a cousin of the deceased -
attended the funeral, Which Leek place
at Gott tat Tuesday.
New lilaes Counsel
The people of Goderich were grati-
fied'to see in the •list of new Kings
counsel, appointed by the Ontario Got -
weak, hn•luded the nausea of several
Goderich atudeut5."Miss With Martini
took grade A standing iu the fourth
year In arta; Miss Doris Wodl(otulae
was third with first-class honors in ser•
fourth year of the mathefuates and , Mr. Fred Priv, of Sarnia, visited at The county council is in *casks this
pbyodcotceurae•. In the thin- your Miss I the pan•ulll home here at the week- week, with all 'the members le at -
Ohio \\ hitc',y wok grade B standu
u
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PERSONAL MENTION ELMER BEACOM IS
Miss Maisel Sharnttut is visiting at
Detroit this week.
Mr. Ithrold t'urrie Alla up from le -
trait for the w•rek•eud.
Detroit.
Mr. Leslie Evans took in the. Grey-
hound recursion to Detroit. County 'Council Postpones Qua -
Mrs. Archibald, of Montreal, is'the
guest of her brother, Registrar Coats. Lion of Grant to Univer'iity
of Western Ontario
NEW INSPECTOR OF
WEST HURON SCHOOLS
Mrs. Jas. llutulittn is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. it, Larkin, at Wind'
and.teudanc'e. The session opened on
in lite par's cotkrse: 'r. M. Cott was Mr- acrt Stitt and en lk•tkrr, of
lint with !trot -class honors in the •
Tuesday aftertewe and Warden limit*.
11w -tines. Neb.. were 'visitors !n lawn
F.euch, l: trek and Latin course, and E. this week, who 'wedded, addressed the council
M,'Field :Otto teased In the thin) year.
Miss t'aruliue ('Neill visited rete- with reference to some of the matters
With the Iron Bowlers lives at Loudon Mel St. Marys the that would be under comrideratiou
taut week. 'during the messlom
erumel,t. the name of Robert Cock -1 The local . lawn bowlers held two Mr. anti Mrs. It. T. Phillips -took la
town hays of Goletielt. Mr. Hays 151 tournaments at the l'k•tou street
the• dean of the legal fntterdty In gret•ns tile past week. In the tourna-
Golericpt and Sao always held hiRlt mens on Friday evening Dr. W. Reid
alas• Ittwgpr,-rt Ala .,Mpgfesslon. 1111!1 the- l Bud F:. count, a u. first, forize and
th
dignity attaching to e title offing s Albert Taylor aid G. iliinly w'tDud
counsel will "sit most worthily upon ; prize. The prize -whiners iii the
' his shoulders. Other lawyers in tidal tewrnatueut on Monday evening were:
Comartklon ; county who have been siml:arl)' lion- l 1st, Jos. Ifrophey slid R. Bisset ; 2nd,
The following have qualified for the i orad are Wm.-Brydooe, t,UCIinTo T i az ed a lUU 11-3lnrkttnget -See
Orin round in the Lloyd cup comta•ti- R. Carling, of Exeter. and Richard l touruottn'nt w'as held yesterday !tr-
iton on the Maitland Golf - (+al- VHustotw, of Winghlm. .. utase of the rain,
tours.•, play be completed by June Two rinks of keel bowlers took taut
pith: TIM Fifth Pigteon Flight In a bowling tournament at Cargill on
C. Naftel- 'E. V. Lesslie. I Mr. W', Pitbla•!o won all the honors Monday, lint neither of them figured
It. Black -W. A. °taulthurst. 1 ii, the fifth pigeon flight of the season, among the prize -winners. Those
W. F. Saunders --Ile„•. J. N. ('am- weld.•h took p!a(e at the weekend. This taking pert were G. Newton, F. limit.
flight was from Port Hope, a distends. J. Bowman, A. Taylor, W. Powell, J.
n 176 miler by ale the from Swatiie;d, A, L. Maxwell and ii.
Cowan. -
{seam.
John Galt -Jas. Donnetscrn.
J. Acheron -J. N: Flahiff.
1). D. Money -J. C. Robertson.
Jas. B. Reynolds -T. It. Patterson.
E. D. Brown -C. F. Chapman. --
of about
Goderich.. The birds were released at
7 a.m. and the first arrive- home at
12.13 o'clock noon. The first eight
birds arrived haeme as follows:
'IV . I'U blade 443.7(51 12.13
'_ytt4rio 12.15
12.16
12.18
1'2.114
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Steamer Greyhound Trip • W.- Pith!ado
The steamer (Ire'huuml arrived W. I'itblad„ 446-667
from lh•treit at 6 o't':oa'k on Monday W. I'ithlado R` -7S7
with abeut -150 passenawr essee-iwtMw.A'. _Pitldade .. • - • • 4,t-llfi
large number took In the evening ex- S. G. McKay. 719-2fR
minden on the lake, !dealt 17x1 per. P. J,lmston 124-.376 1:21)
-sons being on board. Thr-eteattn'r-left I'. John+ton 421-734 • 1.2ti
on Wednesday morning with about 230 -- "itidgi•weed Park." Isere Mr. and
paeeitie•ra and - will -arrive back.in Loudon Conformity of United (' Mrs. Kenneth E. Fleming and famlly-
(:olerleh on Friday evening• aud the 16.%,.W. R. SkIlIt sh, It -h.. 1.,tor will attend cert ..f the summer. Mrs. -
Sunmu'r Residents Arriving
The Herter ('idea Star last week
find the ("Hoeing reference tin Wind- II'NeiII during the past week.
sorltea "why i;iuut,d to summer In (sat- - Mr. and Mrs. that. Matteson, of Tor-
t -rich: - onto, visited tit the home of Mr. 111111
Goderich with its-inviguratiug air Sirs. Walter F'. Hick this week.
trill us usual ;timet an exceptionally_ Mr. Jack Howler. Sirs. J. II. Kenny
•large number of n.jouru•rs. ' Today and Mrs. McKee 3olmntoa, of itrtmtt.
Mrs. O. E. 'Mating and family tie- were visitors in town last week.
paned. fur their lovely home at Miss F. Mew. of Detroit, came tip
'-tin the"-stenleer Greyhottlid on- 1ltra-
day and returned ou \Velnt•sday-
Mr. -and--Mrs. le -A. Long. of --h am -
Ilton, -were ti -iters at the Mime of Mr.
the steamer Grc)huuud excursion to
Detroit this week'. •
Mr. Thus. W. Nairn, of W'alkerville.
Jadieltewa this week, having come up
(us the Greybound.
Mr. L. F. Knapp. of London, has
taken a position as assistant le E. it,
Wighs drug store.
Mr. Sul Mrs. Arthur t' -Itetlt 7ta(Y
seen. Itruce, of Toronto, visited frlcuds
1u town on Monthly.
Miss Esther Fisher. of Introit, spent
the week -cud with her parents, Mr.
anti airs. Wesley Fisher.
Miro Ruth El 1.11. of. London. Vhdtel
at thehonte of her gntudmother, Mre.
,(:.,al, Elliott, the past week
Dr. L. Si. Malate attended the tou-
vetatl»t of the Canaditul Dental Asso-
chitiou at Toronto+ this week.
Miss Dorothy O'Neill. of Kluge -
bridge. was the guest of Miss ('.- M.
entre!
Min! trip to Detroit will le on leder- of King greet church. Iaond,u, was Harold Emery and family will leave
day morning. The reel wentha•r no el,ctei president of the London ('inn- pcxt mouth to ml 't hi lino tin'tntha at and Mrs. 11. R. tong this week.
doubt had something to do with the Ferenc• of the United Church• which this popular resort. Lest wcek,l.teuten• Mrs. Eva seemed, of Detroit. is
k- response
_email number ',tau took_ • the trip to met at W"alkerville the past week. Dr. ant -Colonel and- Mrs. F. I1. Laing and V4 1•11 In town this week. having
esRrllrtiotle. the quick- ate He H it the stenwer Bracy! 1.
Hr brigade. When the firemen ar- , Iwtr..it. Hud suet -her factor 'was the whoosh Is a former .\M1t1tP1d township Mr. and Mrs. N't>;ort:llrnn+ drq>,•trhd for 1�" N «
on the some smoke wan lensing lack of an energetic advertising cam-; Isov, a graduate of Goderta•h Uolle•giate their( summer Ito III and later In the Mr.. N. iLaerhler left on the sl•aaer
edGreyhound on Wednesday to visit her
, as sides of the house and the paten stn•h as was put on for this ex- : Institute and a brother of Mrs, I. season Mr. and Mrs. itianl Roberta rand
m
at Sound it difficult to locate the ,•urafen in previous years. I Hcthcrhngton of this town. Mr. and Hr.• Humphrey Gilbert will den atter. airs. F. Gurske, sit Port
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ase, which seemed to be An� - ---- '-� Tee tat)m.•r.',. -74+«r,.•ie(Mr+ of -lite wage_ time wltlt that,nlna. I)r' pinnou.
n• haeetnent. several of the tire- Harbor Notes .! 1'otnte•n•ne• eletted as it pn•sldent air. and Mrs. W. Revell, SII•- Nirn Revell. Mrt, Norman C. Stanton aaeTdangh-
'l donned smoke masks :mot after_ This has been a rather quiet week at John El:iott. 11.A.. of London, also a Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Henry rndl Dr. ter Shirley,:of Detroit, are am•sts M
urftng-tench water into the basement the(•o!crit! elevator. The only grain I well-known G.I'.1. graduate. and a and Mrs. !tarry L. Smith with their the forner'a mint. Mrs. Alexander
ro I e itis- undert..ntrl. The bst boe,Irnt wart- 4la- 0e441,44. zwtg -.ewe-tree of My.(}•- SI 5t�1hMt of town. families will arrive next month. ae Lawson.
t serih irtstNgta In the Pr -a- iaif-Sir- m ry . M"
1-t
• The first matter, said the. Warden,
to Aider hr aisland to oder was the
financial wobble of the .Dual). Dur-
ing the war the council acted very
);em nm+:Fy- 4H tier stetter of patriotic - -
grants and RIMS amouuling 10 $336.-
000 were Iornteed lord debentures be
sued therefor fatting due at various
{reritela--tush thtc'ytyr It%t3 and bear -
lug interest at 5 and 5"1 per cent: -At
the saute tine there war $40.t$M) of
bridge ,h'be ttHn's, of wbia't' #'•.11,6110
was paid In 181!1 and the re•wuuiug
$'20.0110 is to be paid in 18::11. Of the
:1336.000 war debentures issue- f280,
1551 tete leen paid, leaving a hnhtnee
to be paid thio year and to I1tet of
$56.000, and making In all a debenture
debt stilt outstanding of $76,145o. Added
tin this is tle..'ouniy's highway debt.
In round figures $.5o,tlpt, to be paid
this year or dealt with in ,some other
-way. (H lit' $w6,1MM) of Isairieb ie' da'-
ientur,•a there• an• $37.145 w to paid
this year. Last year the county paid
.dr *U7..510 of debuitunW.
Tire Warden said the felt a mistake
halt beets mad.' in fie !Satre of au large
an amount of debeuI nres, Times acre
prosperous duritrg the period In elut•a-
-tion,-situ there should have leen more
of ti.. •'pa)' ua you gin" priM•Iple. The
(uterest iutid up thu•'e theta•htures has
made it 'large additional payment
Ahleb would-n.N•hate sewn netwasary
if the timaunL had is'.n paid Ahem the
grunts were mule.
- The Children's Sheller
Kiln refereme to the Children's
Shelter, the Warden pointed out that •
in this county, as In uthen', there b a
t'hildrelt.a A� Sus-iety tinder the
supervision of the Government. "This
Saa'iett how In the pest assumed the
responsibility of linking after lbs
poor ipu cinUdrvi\_gt,tne
c•onrrty. ��,r- e«•l•tr-�tt+t»+iHtae��wr--
Rua -climate was (•5.11554 lug .which_ di•s•hnr•Kwi tss►,(e10 bushel,, of ('flanges int a ;.or"tla`
wltter.�e tare wa'se'auaivi , (•astir. Thi+ s:ramrr a•leatr,l on 9atur- Trgtan of lt.oan �rrre*- +et'c'JFS°"t 's rain! 3lrk- It: iT,T,iarttn. Mr. and Mn. Redford vane up ngthe sletmrr lin•y•
ewiri> tier for Port M,Niedl with tie 151 -II rottows: IL," i Itarn-•a Mr 1^•r Sirs bolted on Tut -slay and returners on
-_nuc• earRo, 1fM),1Mv► bn'ucls, i Br.o,,,ille, lice. lis R ramming Ge .r.•• atbotr .bo.t-tlr and 3[ra i'f
.tr.,w••si- CM f'loweu�tlal 'family. Dr. and Slre.� ar �a TT f W' t a( 1 t
p Ref }
presentations ,omiugfrom countyVous -A noticeable rising :tout ieWfrlCgorf 1fl.ttt /PI. ,thooter! Little. who Hid n short deli
oils were cousiderel with great re- the water in the harbor took place on Weir. ., to Goderich test wok. x111 raper their
d'a ileteeutar circles. Tru•aday uftsrim en. it is rep,#tt'eI F iiilvt11e-- ttev. Leroy C. White..
sista in r Y case alainit I Hohneesrlll--•Rm•..i. W. Herten. 'home next month and take their (nm-
Robert l'w,pesuk ex-lteeve of East ttat the water at one time rity
Rah speaking on the subject of eighteen inches above the normal level ln'ndeabro+ IRe•` .1. WF •tac'mitsten, June, orSftPnrorinhalr. Tt rlPighl'ltall:nr
immier , el g and then lowere.t nbant four feet be- M,.Ki'.lop- It ,
immsgrutiuu, said the Isst itamigra fore re+,nming the normal. Thaunes Rood --Rev. Jnm's Anthnnv• !yaw will depart for !,Merle!, where
Pieta policy was tin hnyy'e. conditions they w•ill,o''eu s a cottage till the end
in this cuuutry os will invite people to Additional equipment for the Cad- M.A. IS
e here, The silent How of corms. well Sand A Gravel Company arrived Wroxeter -Rev. H. G. It. {truck.
of .Iglu. .\t chi. time ala and Lira•
herr tonin Ti- sus'! mei t+eetgu• is ez• it. H. Whltttker _will leave for thin
ionden,.e between those who are 111- y - Wa�•r 'Ta „r No taperer the remainder of the+
hi we
IhPreshortly.
biter W,dne'rday.
Miss aro n a,r: ti is on -
note, sod Mr. Ed. ilarlr(l', of Kit-
chener. spent the weekendwith Mrs.
N. ltoe'ellhr.
Mr. and Mrs- Herold Mue'shet, of
Detroit. spent a few days last week
visiting their grandmother, airs. W'
Madel, Me nmil..•n.
' Mrs. Charles It. Nneli. ,f Fxoter. is
. sirending :n few days In town while
Jwc
14111411.1 Ad. the Reeve of Exeter, is
greatest iufluen'e in promoting or dist-
remitting
ie
remitting tntwienttion. Its the task
(f devetuping goad citizenship among
the newcomers in tour iountry, the
greatest force was the maintaining of
a high standard in our own eittzenship.
Robertson. other of 'Tie
i
11'...11._ 1..._
Signal, ?spoke of the- proposal Witte -
dines made for the atn,litiou of e'ounty
. uaiti 11w '11,' thought this woull be a
mistake. The work at erieeut carried
on under the direction of the eounty
council* might be continued under dif-
ferent auspies, but there was an ad•
vantage its having some of these mat-
ters dealt with iy a hotly representa
ily segrtrafe township or town eouncilsl:
T. R. Patterson, county engineer. in -
his addn'es spoke mainly of a recent
vieit to, IH•troit ,and Michigan for. the
observation of road building and Mein -
femme.. method.. He found the trip
very instructive. in sane respects
Michigan was attend of anything else
In the world so far as rood e',lilitanetlt
was concerned. hut in eottttrarisssn lie
a not a -she ted of conditions In this
Salary List of T(ers
At- the monthly meting of the pub -
to school
A quiet wit Monti wasto,.s-• ,,,,t emboli mew Inn_ who this Mr. anti Sirs. Welter, Sharmnu Sud
the boast or Mr. and alt. H. t Tay, we H S1►sa Nina Sharman arrived b enamor
Int. East Waa•nnosh, on Saturday, week hare token up their residence {u )•
Jflne "tot ai 1 o'clock. when their eld- (oMerich, will Ie a delightful addition Greyhemnd on Tuesday and will or-
est daughter. h oT• e s Mins copy their mildernr here for the
o .umnu•r.
Sirs. Brute Grigg. of introit. 1s
spending n couple a weeks at the
M
• w anti X
n. of ears rat SI r.
1iso
home
1
n
Fred Mugfonl. Sir. Grigg was P
from Detroit for the werk-e"ttd.
m-ve...ctrrte _ Mra._(L_W-11el-
as and Sirs, J. N. -IL 'Mitts attentivA
e* a ss poor start In their quest for neve, buu- the Nnutnl meeting of the Women's with reference to the iippdntmen( of
derblue georgrCe. • with gold trim- o
�,ate- Moron. held at London last week. Control Act metiers 'and this !natter
E _• and fern.
SO *Inn
at summer. Mr. anti Str.. Kenneth im ntteudance at the .Monty ,cured.
lain ufilcers and fixed their remunera-
tion
emu nera• -
tion anti looked uftee_the Intervista of
the children. fur fishing them With '
fool 'rand clothing and attending . o
Iheir education, pori Whirr these child-
ren were adopted out the Society still
fulloteed them to "tee that they re-
, -rived `proper treatment anti attention.
'Pits comity en ifs part provided n
home '`I h.• /'hii Idren's Shelter tent
supported it with liberal grants. lat-
terly It, the ame11111 of tt.tala a )ear. .
The a uuieil han�uhgwbe•uue dimmatistitsl
with the manner In which these mat-
ter,, were lotto- al, It has been deilded
that the county shall take over the
nuanngemrnl of the Children -a Steller.
ml that thee' who pay shall have a
board on re -en ay dight, the say its to the conduct of the instltu-
teaching staff were re-engaged for the 1 1 t (7ttri I S 1'.•nrl was to tie Beeler wool r n I; rat V limn. With this nbje•t in ,t,'w Keen
salariess follows: wilted in marriage to Mr.,.\Ifrei W. Helen it.wihe .. now in a,odtrich wet luau leen taken tilt the awutgamnrie
coming year sate 1700;a A. d will remain for file •Hammer.
It. StonPMiuse, $1700; Miss 1, F.
r
j
W'alke'r. of C ishew a. son of M ... nn
the harp Mrs. Walker, of Wt toll. Out.
•
of the two Interview -the .. mut} and
BASEBALL tee (RNidre•n'n Aid etwiety-- and plane
w 1
paw.- W. H. .\;P ntlidahsl. Th, tea
• din march was played by the si. e
Robinson, 111110(1; Miss Si. Wilson, R the ripprovul or dlsnpprnsal of the
$900; Miss G._Sturdy, $950; Min M. the bride. Miss Phyllis Tityler. The Hensalt -10 $edetic! :t Sles •
Bailie. $925; Miss Kate Walsall, $925; bride. who tens n.Ill
-mrtTrhras iry" r.
Mi E Wiggins. $92", Sli 'Vesta
ler futhrr, looked charring In p111,v.• The hocal ball team got away to a f'umnnnnlchlliti-v rarP`taYtzlf pta(w-"-'
Wrtatwn yl(Ls0 Mime A Nairn, $1530 minRs anti carrying fi btin'pu. t of row 1:11 its hip when. last Fr(day unlnlg. Auxiliary of the Anglican Dlot•w• of n high constable to look after 1.iquot
MOS V. Elliott, $92: ; Miss E. Hume, te [la•n•all ,Pew not only dela
�•� Pile groom's R ft to., the !hent but tout. great pewter.• it rub' . Mr. McKee John.t,.a motored tip will .•colo' before the council.
This means an increase of $100 each bride wits a whim -Bold wrist Natch. 11ug It In to the• tune of a IU a I"-
Sharman.
e- teen lIthroIt Sntnnlny. He return's! Th,' patchier of the county wild-
'
cf pals Stonehouse and Star• and to the pianist a white-g"i,l irar-
:Hamilton,
S nn 1 e(10• Miss Gone
..harm ,
E
rai t; Mi b
E110( Masa W.Bail. >jt1tM b
L
tor). Luckily this was only au ex on Sundry, ncompnniel by Mrs. ,lobe- for ne to fees. etc.. should to taken
.
county.
Gordon Young. • .minty treneurer.
spoke of the financial condition of the
comity find stated that in a few of,
the present indebtedness would he
clewed off and assistance emelt he
given to mntfers of importance such as
ati'•aneit catttcwtion, pie eyMpg thizel
wllh--the appeal.-af-_the _ Ual!erai L of
Western Ontario; a great deal of
money was les.* usefully srpent'than
would he a grant le Uma Institution.
W11rden !ley ea rat this juncture
stated that, though financial e'csnditiens
had influencrel the e'ouneil in eler•llntng
to make a grant to theUniversity at
the present time, the prntwiaition solid
no doubt come again before the conn-
rat fume future lime and would re
(five favorable consideration.
B. W. F. Beavers. ex -Reeve of tee-
ter, who was rraneerted by the War
den to addrrge hi' remarks to the
layliee. took the occasion to pay a tri-
Ante to ids mother. Wild has pawed ber-
eighty-eighth birthday. To her sacri-
fices. he said, he owes the opportunity
of entering snce•essfutly omen business
life. Mr. !Wavers paid a warm tribute
to inspector Tom. as several of the
preecrding speakers also heft done.
The chairman expressed the thanks
of all prevent for the hospitality of the
ladies of St. (ke'orge's church: and Mrs.
C. W. Carrie replied for the ladle''. Mr.
R.. C. Mannings also spoke briefly.
A vote of thanks to the Warden and
comity nfk•1ats wee morel by Mr. Rob-
ert Johnston end seconded by Mr.
(Notate*, and after the winging of "God
Clave the King" the gathering die -
man aud small fie -teases i no or aro
of the other teachers, Miss Hume Is
appointed teneher of the kindergar-
ten department, of which she has had
the recipients of ninny lovely gifts,
incl using a cabinet of fiat silver from
the friends and nefghbers of the bride,
in the ketone standing, and prebald)
the defeat will prove to have dame
o the . mare gu'osi than linrn, as the ioi•nls
(Marge since the mien/Item of We•+l_At_the ui V. o f tl ceremony a buffet
drat ave down to curlh ands.
F'islcy n few months aRo• hnnehcon inns served. rand lire -nappy-and w'ilang to telco themselves.
The cn(ne mmittce report submitting the (ttle left on a 'short honeymoon. the P gnroc was net us uui•sidel +as
.nlnry !:.tt. contained abet n reoom nThe !ride trnvellietg in a
'levy fiat crepe tale eeio "n" born to 1rnls'ateas
menil+htfon that an "age Ifmit of tench- dreieraud bine coot, with TI • will
hat' tteaatrtl gathered meat of their 'nu
n+
inR ba_define- and made effective." ',hoes Mild g:'ev, g t.. match• n)
J. A. Harrison was re-ngagpd es j rouble at fel Ah•xamin street, ()sltawn-
Witter of Vtetorta whore at the sates
in- one beetle innings. a:udcrtu'lu
stitreduthe fireworks right frown the
'first ■rad gad throe ruts In the first
Innings, but to fo score during
salary, $10011. IV. J. Ruddock, janitor Inter•emmty Golf League Formed
of Central school, hessubmittedhid \ meeting of representntbves from
resignation.
The property committee was empow-
ered to have minor repairs made at
Central echoer] and to hate the interior
of V': toric er•ho t redecorated during
the summer vacation.
--ATT the memiier T ii-bi+nrii-Wt
Prette•rlt at this meeting.
CHURCH NOTES
Kin,.,rdire. Ltstawel, Senforth and,
eats, Sir. find Sirs. M. J. Itlw•ler.
.1nglt sea street.
Dr. Ii. L. and afro, dickey and two
a:hildriro, or Denver, Col.. are exp'c•hd
to arrive here on Friday to spend sev-
eral wick' at the home .,f Mr. find
Mo: -1Mht: (')noir.-. 'Ail' ate-- teak Hos
the trip by motor.
Miss (olive Whitely has. returned
from 'I'nrnnfn itnivershts• fn ep•nd the
receive a certain Hee,i •minty es a re-
liever, in return tier which he !Owlet,
raider sem-Ices of itdvioe to the War-
der, clerk Riad treasurer gn.l li,'rform
certain ether duties without. palm
chargee, which he has expresasetl his
=iyiliingne•g* Im-nlvr- --
"Vee. will la' asked at this w•rsion
for n grant ,if *75.0(10 toa•nnls a *2.-
41HR,11110-POdnwreent of the - Fuivurslty- _.
_xneatton with_ her laments, ,if Western Ontario. This matter will
Str. nod Sirs. .1. le. Whitely. Huron Ira l i i- before ;on by n ,i, I,. ftinn
the rest of the pante. Mensal► got I rood. 'cls- Whitely passed her third- froin the University.
one run in the flit and ,Prue in the u,..ir rynnstnntions with honors.• Herelle) Bills far indiRMty
WitIkerton Golf and Country ('lite tfndi third, and linen cane the terrible
Sl r. L. L. Knox yewtervbhy received. "'
Slnitluud Golf Club was held in Walk 1 fourth, in abieh Gwcierieh i, es'ui Ih•• ,,,,r,l of (he rk•ath of his sistrr•in.hrw "Durst,_ re rat •rear. Iha.usmher or
erten on Slay :NNIS for the purises' of bail gams•
good-bye and . Ileusnll \i;ss Nnrc:aref Mime. of Kings tett. aril inut hfhia rel u','ng (county nonstarter
erg+anszir,¢ n league to piny for a aro• e,luspetl It firmly to its Irrs'un b) sol •,-ft tin the nftcrnor.n train to- attend, Inas 18cnm•etu ern' rapddl' and recent
phy donattal by Mr. W. A. Johnstone lading eight giod health) tuna the turmoil. Sara. Knox ha,, been with Ifc•1slNton bra naffed much to ale ra
tri-Lfi•R...cl, 4lecidal-t,. eanto�_t,, _ ta._--4lrwe- wuev s•,nci! ire anatt r It . K.ltta•dtc+e.� f� sr?uu+atit l •I..otutlf}' „f the ccmhty: Formerly
the league the Perth, ilun+a.. and i on tither aide and shy game a a•h"I ni.o ti . }Tin• tomfe 't•.ttty eii-n-' rd" air letTlitent_-_
-.-
Brute le•agua• I1•., ii. k B.) null in. with the etvre1111.
The ehgnrt'ment I. nnnnnn(wt rat fir a honve'st inns r, {anusihle for
clad.' the following clubs: Kincardine, Allison started the hurIit I 'for lineally Glory. nine.% only dnughtrr! noting Ince•+tigIi.' regarding the
• 1.1ahoArL Malflxnd (Goderbchl, /tee-
total'.
e;enlerich' blit grave a'ny lir 1'ri:r.Ay' of Mr. sad Mrs. Itobt, flake• ('o:borteI t^"nninenrsr of the deifies rind wham
forth. Pito- Wider IGo,l.nc�ht. Ilan- ulirtnl the fururth innings. Spew,tTaI atle11 that 'lb' cnar Sas dbuutlfvtne
over and Walkerton, one trpreeenrntice oAnahjp. to Sir. Kinneth K. It. \Sir" I '
however, could not Ret GIs tin{StoTs mere, yenngeet soh of Mr. nett Stn tilled the et41: y aeon ins !rail the
!renting right. «i, Slnuag -r 1'nrti is
F r:a,nk W`fiitmnrr. fltale•rlrh tnwrhsiul)s - s' if co,t l gl+:nt(mn tins mrersed
from each club to form a Mittel ofPhis order. pin.luq the, responsibility
dinetnrs. Th,. ft1 oalna of lrrs nnol rrpieeed him by U ldthunIae Ill the Tho marringe' is to fake Veen party itn
dir"et,rra were chosen: honorary ptrsl• sixth and (he'ng' remained uulll_tic? , 1 .m fhe' float ptnce on the musty. which
chemf, W. A. ,IuhnaHme, Listow•e, ;pre,+ end of the game. Sir 1,011 Mrs. •Frank 11. Mart , left hula jito 'Viii" I'na v "with ben,' me
Idem. J. A. w•Iiluir•Iu, 1.1stowel;_rite'- trngnethe,' donhl.• with
the base,' chi. tuftrrtorvn fur Totemic to b• present ,thee ,•,s v Thla tan tory wtiiin'. sc+me
prraldeuL II. G. Wright, Klnnhrdine; full In the lira sus a featnm of the 1 •hnd inronnortme p xceptfm. very
ae•erntnry-ttraanmr, D. It a(ooney, j et- the Rraduatinn of their v,'rs- tor• r,,iuh!e leas He. means It'nuet by
gr and nes+»:,led fur Its. or rhe' Setas Ruth Mnrtin, after a erre '1ie••�'
Goderhfi; Dr. J. A. Graham, Bine lo•alti runs. fruI,n.fy In left *4'1 mg'fnl conr.e at fhee 1'nher•ity of j trnuhle*enne corne'p»nlpmr find In -
biter.
will lees-cuttdactefl -lie the..mili
Ritter J C. Grp. tte•mtfasth; Dr. aCRPt('d nr herd vhentie•r without 4letonth, seta. Sfnrffrt t•Mt * eww+ls4-. I. of nwrrhhhuima the facts: glary
islet. Mill's ttt of sermon" 11 a.m., .Sle('ue, Waiket�tere, and W. R. seine
n Prror and pMcedTie is cot chi? a rntly high team! throughout her rrent's,''Yon hay,' l.11e ^b��e} 4. sen wan
Faith and bite;" 7 p.m.. "Vulnerable Hanover. '1\te dame were divided in -
The
pitrtier fiat a Rnnd tkidet• and won grade A etandlnM in. her lhnll 111 I fhr authoritypital,to (lend an-
•
The se,.re by Inning': fourth year. Itma-ki to ale hospital. aimllar to that
(:aalerh h
is n O 0 11 0,11 R ----------- in making a commitment to the house
ytensxll 1 0 1 R 0 0 0:10 r A. F. ('iil'R('ii PARAfFR j ..f refuge_ Patients requiring hospital
11aiwuha11 Idulhtftsl (earn. (loderich, No, 32. ('.(► r„ will tn•entm.'nr ahot!d be sent to oar ells
ih,ptiet Church. June 10tlt-Evening
subject. "Are We Selling Our Birth-
right for Trifleit" - • •
The servit•es at Victoria etree•t
United ehnrch next Sunday wilt be
condin•ted by the poster. Public wee -
Ale at 11 a.m. sad 7 p.m. Sunday
school at 10 a.m.
Servient In Knox church [text Sab-
Virtues." Sabbath srehod and Bihk
classes at 10 o'clock. -
June Victor ret erode now on wile.
Campbell's Drug Store.
Five or rix hundred Masons -many
edming con'itierabte .Hstanees-were
present at Knee church en Wwlneralay
night of title week to hear the attires*
on Masonry by Rev. Gabriel McGuire,
tit C.larkehurg, W. Virginia. The
speaker. who has made an exhaustive
study of the history of Masonry, watt
heard with great intetese and appre-
ciation.
ppre-ciation.
to two -grottp.s; Group 1 -Sea forth,
Listowel, Bine Water sad Maitland;
group 2-Kincanitne, Hsnaiver and
Walkerton. Each team to consist of
ten playere and to play home and
home ;mimeo. the winner) of the groups
to play home and home games. lineup
games are to be played by Septemher
1't and finals by September 16th.
The first games in the local group
are Llsn,wel vs. fiue,Waterand Sea -
forth wa, Maitland. ,
James Cook. Reratf god profeendonal,
sag appointed refer sein came any dis-
pute should arise.
The local, will lilt their first softy -
doled game In the (Huron county
League at staffs oe St«nday next. The
game will be t•allel at 6 o'clock.
The first irate game will is• on Wed-
nesday, ,pine lath, when Exeter will
be here.
Ground -Hoge.--Get silt of them.
Cyanogae. Campbell's Drug Store.
hold their annual ehnmh serelee and
pomade on Sunday morning. June 10th,
to St. George's e•hnreh. Rev. J. N.
I1. Mille will 1+e the speaker. Broth-
ers are ra'gnaKPd to meet at their lodge
rooms in MeeKer Hap. North street,
at 10.15 a.m. Visiting brethren coin
dimity invited to attend.
W. PRI(7l, A. B. BARRER,
C. R. Ree.. See.
comae hoapijals and not to outside or
(trident hospital. as Titanate, Alas
them should be sane• system of taxing
the rosin."
('enrvnlrnieat loan
The clerk placed a number of cone
nuutcatinns before the council and
the were ordered to tie filed or sent
to the uppr'«printe cummlftee Among
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