Exeter Advocate, 1903-5-21, Page 1SIXTEENTH
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SIXTEENTH YEAR,
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EXETER,..• ONTARIO, THURSDAY,: :MAY 21, 1...03..
C. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
ya,rainething Useful/
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„ we wilt pay yon for ;he prleilege of earfirr; for your or.nney.
A DOLLAR 'Val alive yea an PR4COTIO WOOS at ihmter, Creallkon; Ckinkon or znima Praan Ipes.
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THE SOVEHBON BANK OF CANADA,
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Ass Lillian Willson, teacher S. S. No,
1. $pent Saturday with her parents
at Holmesrlite.-Miss Bertha O'Brien
spent lest week visiting her brother at
l3rucefield,--Mr. and Mrs, J., J. Taylor,
of Bisewster, visited the latter's par-
fr. end Mrsellobt.Sermison here
4 Similay.-- We lea: pleaeed to stete
that Master Adelple Beachour,who has
Le* very sick levith inailsoulation of
the hotels, is recovering,
tkraDd
Mrs 13renner is impel:seiner his ouse
with to. coae of paint. Mr7Staeley. a
klensidl, io1ng the sod -3h John
Speekntan,o Pete, was in the vill-
a Monday. -Mr. and Mie. Ridle3e,
a „ yeas here Thureelay ei1
the t'inei-il of 3,1r$,. Viola Oliver.
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in and reputt geed.
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liatuiford, tet Ventralia. late a, et. draw- IV. Iitatteedet teae tetielt lea -we -Levan tat t
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Rev. Mr. An•lerson, ef Kirktoe, call-
ed on friendeta this vteinity Tuesdaaa
-Miss Js1Weeder. of DetrOit, is visite
leg het eleter, Mre, Wm, Belee-Mr.
Janees Brophy delivered a large load
of pickerel and white fish Monday. -
Mr. Willere with o, gang of Inen /lave
eounateleed work on Mr. C. If. Wen
eon's barn. --Miss Alice Wileen attends
ed the Bpworth Leagee district cone
ventiori held at. Parkhill Wednesday,
)3rins1ey, Corbett
WB ad es severe electric stserne in Mr. ,Tobtx English has moved to Mr -
them, parts en Tneeday eveninge-Mes- ,1 Stain Betniee 11041.61.•, 24101°L11 of here, ree
sis, Christopher and Lester Lewis cis- centler vacated by Mr. Jaa.S\ 1sou
friends near Moray and Corbett- Word was received be 04 few daye
ville one (lay bst weekeseWe are pleas- raga of the went tge o 314,s Aunnie,
eel to etate that Mr, Geo, Corbett is re- Whitesides, to Mr. Neil Munroe, at
covering from his illness. -Miss Stella , Bessevain Man., on Moly 2ed, at tbe•
simpsnn sinitqd friends in this vicinity Mettiodieepattamege ley tare Rea.
on Sunday -7 -We. A. B. Gilbert and „Somerville. We understand Mr. the Misses Misses Jennie Neil and Mabel Gil- , roe IS a prosperous farmer end lives a
bed, oPavishill, were the guests of !few miles out of Beesevale. All join.
etre, A, e„ eadeee attended the w el Mr. and Mre. Tilos. Gilbert °a Sunday, int mashing them suceese.-Mr. Jetties'
s.convenseen hod in Exeter i.4ec week. Mesers. Alvin Amos and Lester Lewis ; MePliereonour poptilar blacksmith,ise
left ViredneetlaY moraine-, for the Weele " we ar'e pleas,ed to learn eettiog arouniZ.
We will 2145S their smiling faee rn this " gam, After his sermq$ itInes$0t sew.
'ehay°, taut we. WISb tb inElICCeSS, /malls &ration.
and Mrs. Will 1•144kalS kierkd family
ailed on friends in tide vivinity last •
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rL MaY 211. IvIt'14 1%'',1 nil who in4(11 the honor oti:.:Lin invitation. tiny with I !ealtee aerie, - leer. eute,
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artist.-Alr. Jacolt Hoist is reeoverinf Mr. Armstrong took up a homestead 4 his 1,4)44ily (0 .tyltater. where they o ill
from his illness. Ile iutends spent 7 --- r Friday zuld interrtel in the Stall'a eon- 4
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W. R. has purchased a nice
driver from T. Berry. -Harry Hum of
Beaton. is visiting at his home bete. -
John Weistnill and wife havereturned
from Welisley, where they have been
visiting friends. --W. J. Miller has pur-
chased a due driver from Mr. Norris,
of near Dublin. -F. Welford, of
'Woodstock, bas taken a position as
junior in the M(Asons Dank here. -Mr.
Thomas ,Hallantyues son, Alowatt, is
seriously ill, at their new home near
Carberry, Man., suffering front ma at-
tack of typhoid fever. --Manager
Hugs, of the Molsons Bank sports a new
emdup-to-date driyingoutfit thesedays-
ea-We regret to state that Sohn Willis,
of whose recovery good -hopes were en.
tertained tin with the last few weeks,
has had a relapse and is losing the use
Of bis lower limbs. -Mr. Miller, sr., of
Staffa, is the guest of his son, W. 3.
Miner. The old. geutleman has recov-
ered partially from the severe illness
with which he was attacked when vis-
iting here last week -The sale of Mr.
F. Rine's household effects on Saturday
waslargely attended and good prices
were realized. B. S. weilded
the bamtuet -Mrs. Thomas Horton
held an auction sale cf her household
effects OD TheSday. The effects brought
good prices. -Mr. W. Moir is ,Visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Soe Oase,, in -Toron-
to. His health has not been Very good
of late and. we trust, the change will
benefit.him and that when he returns
his health may continue to improve. -
Oliver Geiger, who has been on- the
Molsons Bank staff. for' the - past, two
years, has been. transferred to London,
which means a promotion. Oliaer is a
good steady boy and we can heartily
reccuntuend him to the people of Lon-
don. He will bo much missed in con-
nectien Nvith the 'Epworth League in .
which he took an active interest. -Me.
Frank is recovering from his recent
illness. ' Ho has been sufferiog from an
a tielek of appendicitiettiad. it was feared
at one time that an operetion woOld
be necessary. but fortunately bis tine
censtitution o vercalne the. disease. -
Out- football team have received all in-
vitation from e coin ttee in' con-
nection -with the celebration ,ateExeter
on eday 25114. They haveeccented and
will probably play against Zurich
tonal,' provided the weather is favor-
alde.-LAssessOr Colwill hes completed
, his erdeous andeomewhet withal) kf
„etask aod.reporte as follows: - Popula-
72,5, total ASSeSSITleilt $273565, 14) -
crease over last year $17215, personal
and Weenie $20550, increase over last
year t1;230, children of school age 174;
Dogs 40, ,
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1%1' (*Pk 41311111"11"4.14".(11111 414Sileiltikl 1"ft 1414 11 44.k fel' New thltati41 where Lit't fvw Yezw' liti'ved with k The remains weep brought here on whom they 44eb44l4.41) a una ho.va in life
to fat •It‘!. resule.-Mr. anti. Mrs. ('44.43114.
2411.4'. alto have been residents Alt the
'VOLT' for year Or inure shipped
the is-i'ttrnitttre lo Goderich last week,
whet, Mr. Cochrane has securtel ein-
ployieent -The District meeting of
the Methodist dumb was held at
IkarLhill on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week. Rev. Stephen Knott
and Mr. Chas. Edwaistis represented
the Ailea Craig Circuit. -111tessts,, Cam.
(Ton and Crawford returned Wednes-
(lay from Wiarton, where they have
been overlooking the marl beds and
plant of the Colonial Cement Company
which bas been represented in this vi-
cinity by Mr. Young. --Jas. Anderson,
youngest son -of Dr. Anderson, who
underwent an operation for a growth
on the neck, at the hospital, Loudon,
on W-ednesday is getting along as well
AS Call be expected.-1Irs. Wood, who
intended moving here from London,
has decided to renutin there, owing to
the illness of her son. -Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Gillies and Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Roseer attended the 200 anniversary
of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs, D. 11.
Gillies, at London an Thursday. -On
Wednesday Thos. G. I -Tarlton appear-
ed before Police Magistrate Smith to
Answer to tt charge of assault preferred went 'West about twenty years ago.
hog a. few weeks in the Ontario
lauds next month. -Mr. 81..rt Clark
was 111cliVOSt'd last week and was ob.
liged to lay off work at lfaibt's We.
yarAls for a few days. He has since
commenced work again and feels bet-
ter than ever. --Mr. Gottlieb Morlock
is having gravel drawn for the cement
foundation of his new dwelling.- Mes-
srs. Eilber and Eau have just Bashed
the digging of a 51 -foot well on Mr.
Kuhn's lot. -Mr. W. .A. Sanibrook
wheeled to London on Tuesday. -Mm.
Pedlar, Mrs. Staubus and their fami-
lies of Pigeon, Mich., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Tobias Wurtz.-Mr. S. S.•
Henderson, Con. 10, had a barn raising
on Saturday. Messrs. Fist and Wurtn
were chosen captains. After a very
exciting race Ezra's side won by a close.
margin. A splendid supper was pre-
pared, to which all did. justice. -Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Heylock returned to
London Tuesday, after visiting Mr.
•and Mrs. Matthew Wein for a week. -
Next Sunday the Y.P.A., of the Evan-
gelical church, will celebrate their an-
nual Rally Day. Rev. Damm will
preach a sermon in the interests of the
young people in the morning and in
the evening a program will he render-
ed. by the Junior and Senior members
of the Alliance. The selections will be
given in both languages. Everybody
welcome. Special collections will be
taken up at ;both services.
OBIT. -The grim reaper has entered
the familycircleaod taken away a jew-
el from the home of Mr.• and Mrs. Geo.
Mawhinney, of the 10th con., it being
their daughter, Vera• E., who passed
away on Mopday at the age of 10 years
and 1 month. Deceased bad only been
ill a feW days, but the preniptest and
MI; careful measures that medi-
cal skill could suggest were enremit.
tingly applied, hutin her 'Masten
deemed it otherwise and in Ilia elI-wise
-Provideuce celled- Vera to 'Himself.
Although but 10 yeavs of age she was
a wonderfully popular and beloved
child, litiewn ,to both old and yonng
•of all clases, and 130 one. failed to greet'
her With a smile .ind kind word. Cle-
ver and n tel lig en t beyond her yero
she was the idol of the housebolca, and
their grief is teit the MOM painful be-
cause of her death. The fuom'al took
p4Lee Wednesday to the Exeter ceme-
tery, the Rev. Knowles officiating.
The bereaved family have the sympa-
thy of the community in this their sad
bereavement. No written words can
convey to them the condolence extend-
ed in their:behalf, nor will words afford
them anY measure,:of relief from the
severe shock and profound affliction to
which they have just been subjected. silver m the cloud, •
last falle-Alex. tree er has been beau -
Messing his farm on the (kb, by plant -
i
fug a tine row of maples around it.
STOgEe-Rnia.-ruder a clear Star- f
lit sky, and tile silvet y moon coureing ,
ma the .,141t( 17 benne of Mr. and Mrs. 1
John Reid, of the 10th coneeesion, was q
a scene of gay and enchanting beauty', i
ou Wednesday evening, May 0, as fig- 4
(ups gracefully and fantastically drop- i
ed in beautiful costumes flitted here
and there throughout the pacious
home. It was the scene of an interest-
ing. event, it being the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Mttggie, to Mr.
Walter L. Stokes, of 13rinsley. At 8
as the soft and dulcet strains of the
wedding tnarch, played by Mrs. Wm.
Reid, floated through the parler, the
bridal party entered and stood beneath
a, beautiful arch of green leaves and
blossoms and
"Before the alter now they stand -
The bridegroom and the bride,
And who can tell what lovers feel
- In this theireonr of pride."
The nuptial knot was securely tied
by the Rev. S. A. Caariere, and as
the bride was aware of the fact that
,she was the cynosure of all eyes of
those present, evinced remarkable coin-
posore throughout the trying ordeal.
Miss Reid's wedding gown was of
white organdie, trimmed with lace.and
chiffon, and carried a. bouquet of white
roses, while directly over her head
hung a basket of beautiful red and
white roses, and as she came forward
leaning oh the arm of hoe father, no
fairer bride was ever beheld. Miss
JenaleReid, of Tecsevater, cousin of
the bride, also dressed in White, and
carrying a bouquet of white carnations
acted as bridesmaid, while the groom
was ably suppprted- by Mr. Alexander
Wed. Leamediatela after the -cere-
mony, the happy coeple were heartily
congrattllatecl, after which all reptared
to the dining room where they majoyeci
a daintily served banquet. After all
had done jnstice to the good things
provided, a move was made to. where
the presents vvere spread, and we may
here state that no bride ever received
a more bean tiful display that the prese
dot one did, they. comprising ertieles
of use and value. The remainder of
the evening was plea,sautly spent 10 90-
(11411 intercourse. As the young couple
ltre widly known and highly esteemed
in this locality their manylriends join
in wishing theth a life of peace ancl
happiness, coupled with health and
prosperity, and 3149 they journey on
througte life, many dark clouds may flit
across their pathway, but we tenst
they may ever be able to -behold the
Rosseidale
istery, her eix comems acting as pall 1
beaters. She leaves to mourn her de- Mr. Nelcon Kilt. 6 the newly ap-
mise
her pax ellte,tWo brotlwrS and 0110 minted stock empuundar.-Crops are
-.Or, who have the deep sympathy doing, well in this vicinity in spite ot
the dry weather.-Mte J. r rollaun a
laid up this week with an attack ot
rhenroatism.-Mrs. James Pal k is ai:
present waiting on her daughter, Mrs: :
Juo. Levey, who is seriously ill. Shc
underwent an (operation a short titne
since, and at tune of writing slight
hopes are held for her recovery. Her
many friends sincerely bope that she ,
may be spared many years to her hus-
band and young family. -The members
of Roy church are enlarging theta
church sheds. -Mr. W. Pridham had?
two caeload of export cattle delivereal
here ou Mondayfor shipment.
the community.
,
Rippen
Rev. Mr. Daman, of St.. Andrews'
ebruch exchanged pulpits with Rev.
Dr. Stewart, of Clinton, on Sabbath
last Dr. Stewart delivered two very
instructive and impressive address, se-
lectiug for his morning discourse the
benediction, II. Con 1.3-1=1.-51r. R. D.
McLean, of the London Road left last
week for the Old Country, taking with
him a carload of fat cattle. He goes
by way of Montreal and will likely be
one three months. He intends spend-
ing a good part of his thne in Scotland.
We wish him a pleasant and enjoyable
trip and trust that it may be benificial
to hishealth, which has not been the
best of late. -Our teachers in Hay and
DIED. --Last week brief mention W8 -
made of the death of Helen, beloveti,
wife of Mr. 3.0. Balfour, TharnesRoadee
A few weeks ago the deceased lady.
underwent a surgical operation for ane
Stanley are this week attending the affection of the spine of long standing,.
West Huron Teachers' Association at and from the effects of which and oth-
Exeter.--Mr. Donald Grassick has re- er internal complications she gradual-
ceivecl the sad. news of the death of his ly succumbed to her earthly sufferings
brother, Mr. John Grassick, who was on Sunday, May 10th, at the age of 51
well known in this neighborhood. He -yeaas,7 months,15 days. Deceased was -
a second daughter of Mr. Edward Cor -
Dish, of Fullarten township. An earn-
est and devoted Christian and posses-.
sed of a kind and loving disposition
the lately departed endeared herself:.
to all who -had the pleasure of her
Acquaintence. She leaves a husbanctr.
and only son, the former to mourn.
over the loss ot a faithful wile, and the
latter that of an affectionate mother,
and needless to add the entire corn -
inanity extends to them a full measure
of sympathy in this the hour of be-
reaVement. The funeral on Tuesday
to the Russeldale cemetery was the
largest nnmber cf relatives andfriends•
'Seen together in these parts for mane --
yeses. Both at the family residenee
and beside her last resting place appro-
priate sermons were rendered by the
Revds. Baker and Marshall.
by his father, ThoS. Harlton, who also
laiki a eamplaint-,Against his son for se-
curities for the peace. Upon the cases
being called, the father swore that he
had to evidence.to offer a.gainsthis son
and both charges were disinissed with
costs.
PRETTT WtD1)IliG).-A very pretty
weddiug was solemnized on Tuesday,
May, 121h, at the home of Mrs. Over-
holt, when her youngest daughter,
Miss Jennie, was nnited in marriage to
Mr. E. S. Mell'arlane, of McGillivray.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. H. Geddes, in the presence of the
immediate keen& of both families.
The bride was becomingly attired in
white mosseline de soie, the bodice and
sleeves being of embroidered ehiffon.
She carried a, handsome shower bou-
quet of lily of the valley and maiden
buir fern. The hoose was tastefully
decorated witbi carnations and en -Alex and baggage car left the track, the
and ab the close of the ceremony a former ploughing up several feet of
temptine wedding repast WaS„ served. earth. Although an unusually large
Afterwards the bridal party drove to number of passengers were on the
Denfleld wbere they took the train for train no one was hurt and. Were soon'
London. They will visit Toronto, conveyed on their way by a train from
Hamilton and Buffalo before they re- Clinton. The wrecking train from
turn. The bride's going away gowu London arrived on the scene about
was of black and white cheviot. On noon and. succeeded in clearing away
their return Mr. and Mits. McFarlane the wreck so that the evenio„e• trains
will take up their residence in town at suffered no inconvenience. Mr. Ricker_
the corner of church and Queen street. our enterprising carriage maker, took
We join with their host of friends in a snap shot of the wreck and is in a p0 -
wishing them every happiness and sition to supply all who wish with cop -
prosperity through life, ies of same.
Mr. Grassick was just in the prime of
life, and his early calling away will be
regretted by many. -Mr. Gilbert Mc-
Donald still continues to improve in
health, much to the pleastme of his
friends. -The farmers are busy these
days sowing the root crop. -We are
pleased to see Mr. Squires around again
after bis recent illness. Mr. Squires is
the oldest man in the village, having
reached his S6th birthday on Saturday
and. is still wonderfully smart.
TEE WRNox.--Grent excitement, was
caused in our little burgh on Tuesday
morning of last week, when it became
known that the north bound train had
been partially wrecked when nearing
this station. The switch ha.d opened
in some unknown way and although
the engineer noticed it and immediate-
ly reversed WS engine, it was too late
to avoid trouble. The engine, tender
BIRTHS.
011APMAN-In Hay, on May 10, to Me,
and Mrs. Will Chttpman, it son.
• DEATHS
MA,R7VN-In Exeter, O'n May 14,Enaily
Jane, daughter of Thos. B. and Sarah,
Mertyn, aged 28 years, 3 months,
days
MA.winNNEY.---In Stephen, on May
Vera E., beloved daughter, of Geo.
and l‘label Arm Mawhinney, aged lop
years, 1 month, 14 days.
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