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EXETER, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, JUNE 11 1903,. •
0. U. SANDERS, EDITOR.
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THE SOVE9E1GN BANK OF CANADA
GLADWAN & SUNBURY, E. S. li:ARN,
Solicitors, Unnager. Exeter.
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We Itave alarge alumna 0 private funds to loan
014 ram andv1beIkroperttes at low rates of inter- IS
est.
GLAIRMAN & STAMM:RV.
Rarristem, Solicitors,Main st. Exeter Ont.
EIPNEST ELLIOTT
Real Estate end Insurance Agent
Panne and villao properties bought and sold on ,
4*w-enable terms. $et-eral dwellimr ltowes tor sale. 11
T,ands In all parts of Manitoba and the 2ortli-weSt
tor eaio
14QNNY TO
We low() aullnalted private taxide for ire.
vestraeat Upon faun in village property, et
lowest rates of interest.
DIcesos & OAseum,
Narristers.eto., Exeter.'
The Moisons Sank
(Chartered by Parliament. 1$55)
Wad Mee, Montreal.
Paid up Capital. -
Reserve Ftintl......... ... -.2.25%000.
JAS. ELLIOTT, ethIgliblAT. MANAUPal.
-, -EXETER BRANCH
onee lieuee-10 ern to 3 r.tern R347.1144tii *0 ado
to pAn.
A general banking bneiness transit eted
Money advanrel to goad Farmers at lowest rates,
Savings Gaol; Prptoits from SI and upwards irrsliv•
ed. Interebt.ollawell at beeiveteutrent nue
igesecou r.; emilaso. N. D. Ilrna_see.
b'oleetors. maoage
Tarenium 21795
The Plaenoraenal Weil -Bred.
Standard Trotting Stallion
Leads all otherlitallions In Canada torsiring' ex-
tremw
e ed, and itiglr4epping etetIon tor road and
catTlage interne%
Tatistturn has now produced three:colts h115Wing
better than 2.10 speed, one going a mile in tit),
who la now entered in over *Antal In stahes down
the Orand Circuit. Garry eummenees the Grand
Circuit at Detroit Ute *PIM Chamber and Com.
Stelilteet
Smoot, RReeTere-The following are
the names cf the pupils wbo! have ob,
tained the highest Minks, S. S., No.
1, fee the month of May. neinnes
ere in. order of merit
MeNetightone Warren Moll-
y% Memo- Ciente. Se. IY.--Inewa
Sims, Leslie IneNeughtim, tflk Hag.gth, Wilsen. jte I V. -Sam McCoy,.
Frenk Mitchell, Harold Dupla% nr.
Charlie Grafton,
Roe Heeding,- Murray Fellett. Jr,ITL
Gordon Wilson, Litlien Mathison, Nor-
man Heitman, John Demeseen Sr. 11.
Mannevy Ileplinen. Amble Robinson,
Mervin Eleton.N. illesett.
Bizet Hicks'. Iva Eesery, Eddie Sitns,
Flossie Beeman. Jr. H. A.e-Join Hoe
myth. Ella Linker. Geo. Harding. Infos.
sit" Davey. Part 1viyWindop,
Fred FairhainAnthony White. E, Onln
fas. Part 1.-Eiva, Bronke, Fred. is
ser Ethel Cideert. Nellie Baker,
J.A.lelelearoutrox Teaebeen
Lote IL Seem* I
Kippen
The garden social held on Mr. ems.
siek's lewn on FrItlay evening was a
niarlind success The titbit's were limn
ed with delicacies preperell be' tite W-
ire. of the IKON)* hood, While the
nureleal part of the progr.on woe; ably
rendered by the Hensel! Hand. The dif-
ferent n nuthere were I ietened to by an
appreeintire audience and all Went
away feeling that they bad been pleas-
intly entertained, The lawn was de-
corated for the Occasion with Chinese
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ed to bot. --AN e would again remind
yourreaders of the strawberry festive.'
to he held under the auspices of the
LadiesAid Society of Si. Andrew's
Church on Thursday evening, Jim 1.
No penes are being spared to make it
ft success. -Mie John MeGregmeof the
And Concession, together with lus
cousin, Mr, John A. elcOregor, of the
10th concession, left last Thursday foe
the West, where they intend epend-
ug several week'. -Mrs. Sinclair is at
wesent visiting her :sister in Buffalo.-
nieve statics and also in 'the 2.14 V.I.Ino statics and 1
\Ir. mid Miss eliirt.1, of Gorrie, who
urned honne-Mr. WM. MeDougall,
then goes dotvn the Grand Circuit, through other
large tt0ie4. Tarentutit Is the only stallion in Van. .
Ada that las produced CV colt?.flatmienally erg
money start in A UM In a
field ot olte en *.tarter4, all rTeetly ones. nattily 'All.
ton having got a marl: at Lexington, lientuelty, the
p_revions weal 2.0:04,._ In this v.tee Orin A, IT
Greystone. the Sae ot Iarentnrn, non ist nionq.
liarry 14, by Tarentum, won 2tul tummy, .Major flal
Ord money, Dorothy Wilton 4th money, tnne 2.094 t
and
ROUTE:
vere visiting frien s bere, have re.
enough to fa7m the Grand Oren t that NVOItt:eallft
in his scrotal at Menipitis t
if the Srd concession, lost a valuable
cow and a threeononths-old calf last
reek by poisonieg. Where the ant -
mils got the poison is as yet a inys-:
ery.-A singing class is being ,ergan-.
zed here tinder the leProf.
adership of Pro
M.w
osn-elnion 31eKenzles, Tueltersmith, nooni
Blake night.
TessnAe-gurieli noon; Crediton night.
wen:a:saw-Exeter 04011; Farquhar night.
Tarnsaw-ny way et Stairs. tot/um:I noon; bona
ntgbt
Piume-At les own stable, Eemondville.
Serelums-At Ms own stable, eginonevele.
Fanners' common mores, Sia to insure; well-bred
anti standard -bred mares 820 by the season, and 1F25
to Insure; stud fees due January 1st, 1901. For tabu-
lated pedigree see large posters, or address,
A. CEARLESIVORTEI,
Egutontiville, Ont.
. Centralia
DR, J. W. ORME,
• Centralia
Office bouts Up 10 a.m., 1102 and I' to 8 p.m.
Telephone communication with /mean and Mount
Oarmei.
Parkhill
PRETTY WEDDING. -011 Wednesday
.e the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tudor was
all astir and as the gay andfascinating
figures flitted in and out of the home
it became quite evident that some-
thing unusual was about to take place
. at this particular home. Every one
was radient and happy, and well they
might be for the commotion was for
the advent of a wedding, it being their
beautiful daughter, Miss Sanforetta,
who was united in marriage to Mr.
Joseph W. Skinner, one of our most
popular and prosperous young business
men. At high noon, just as Old Sol
was shedding his brightest rays o'er
the land, the bride, clothed in a beaut-
iful wedding garment, which was of
• white organdie, trimmed with white
satin, and carrying a beautiful boquet
of roses, entered the parlor, which
was beautifully decorated, on the arin.
of her father, and as she came and
took her place beside her husband ,she
looked indeed. charming; Miss San-
foretta Tudor, of Waterdown, niece of
the beide, made a pretty little maid of
honor, and was very daintily dressed.
" The interesting ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Robe .Aylward, in
the presence of about fifty invited
guests. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony dinner was served in the corn-
. modious dining room and it was a hap-
py crowd who sat down to the well-
filled tables. Dinner over, the heppy
bride donned a handsome travelling
suit of grey, which was of perfect neat-
ness, and the newly married couple left
on the afternoon train for London, In-
gersoll, Woodstock and other points,
where they will spend a short honey-
moon. On their return they will live
in the groom's residence on Station
street, which he recently purchased
from his brother. Space will not pre -
mit us to describe the presents, but
suffice to say they were numerous and
costly, which go to show the high es-
teem in which the young couple are
held by their mauy friends. We join
with the host of well-wishers in pre-
dicting for them a life of peace and
happiness, coupled with health and
prosperity.
Ruse, of liensall.--Mr, and Mrs. lames
B. McLean have got comfortably set-
tled in their fine new residence. -Rev.
Mr. McLennan, of St. news church,
and Mr. Davidson, of Varna, exchang-
ed pulpits on Sabbitth last, while Rev.
Mr. Sawyer, of Brueefield, preached in
the Methodist church here.
Ailsa Craig
Mr. Kestle, of Crediton, is taking
charge of A. J. Clark's business here
during his absence at Muskoka, -Miss
Tina Edwards, who has been ill, is
convalescing. -Neil McIntyre has ac-
cepted a position as section man on
the G.T.R, and has moved here with
his family from Parkbill.-Rev. A. R.
Park hopes to be able to return to his
duties:and his congregations here and
at Denfield in a few weeks. Reis pro-
gressing favorably. -Rev. and Mrs.
Elliott and son, of Nairn, left Wednes-
day for Goderichl wbere they will in
future make their home. -George D.
Perry, of Toronto, has accepted a po-
sition as foreman on the Banner. -Mr.
Girvin, of the Standard Bank staff, is
visiting friends in Harriston.-Miss
Thomas has arrived in town and will
reside with her sister, Mrs. Barefoot.
She will take up photography with Mr.
Barefoot, assisting hire in his office. -
Archie Ounces has gone to Albrough,
wherehe has engaged with James Mc-
Naughtou for the summer. -Mr. and
Mrs. et J. Clark and family have gone
to Glen Orehard, Muskoka, where they
will spend a few weeks. -Mr. Chas.
Edwards has returned from Wipgham
where he was attending the Methodist
Conference. -S. M. Za.vitz has returned
from New Ontario, where he has been
•doing settlement duties on his farm
during the past few weeks. -Miss May
Hodgins and Stewart Bell, who have
been attending the Normal College at
Hamilton, hate returned home for the
summer vacation: -Mr. Rol3t. Robin-
sOn, who has been -spending the last
few months here with her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Robinson, left a few days ago
for her home in Fergus. -Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. D. MeLean left last week for
Virginiu cityt- Montana, where they
will make their home. --George Fulton
is recovering from the effects of his re-
cent accident. He was repairing the
roof of Mrs. Reid's residence when his
hand came in contact with some burn-
ing coartar, from which he received a
severe burn. -eAt- the police court on
Thursday 0. Alexander and Dan Mc-
Donald were each fined $1 and 43.35
costs divided between the two of them
by Police Magistrate Smith, for as-
saulting John Egan on the evening of
Saturday, May 23rd. -W. H. Gunn,
who left here about a month ago for
Calgary, to receive a government sit-
uation, is highly pleased with the
place. Harvey is ranching at Airdrie,
a place about twenty miles north. --
The touring Varsity base bale team of
Toronto won from Ailsa Craig Monday
by a score of 8 to 2,
Farquhar.
Tbe concert given liy the Coughlin
Concert, Company, of Parkhill. assist -
j ed by Will McLeod, of Seanirth, on
j Friday evening, was a decide,d suceese.
The family are accomplithed musie.-
lens and they never felled to get ap-
plause. Little Bell Coughlin, in her
i comic songs and dances, was encored
iagain and again, while the Misses Nee -
tie awl Lexie, in thelr doets and solos.
Pleaeed everybedy. john Coughlin.
in his Irish songs. and our old friend,
Will MeLeod, m Ins cherectet. songs.
brought (lawn the house time after
time. The addresees on estern. de-
livered by Messrs. Innightoo, of PM le -
hill, and Mereyfield. H. te,, MA' Mime -
tun, were very instructive and inter-
esting, All together this was one of
the be coucerts ever given before a
Farquhar aedience.
St
Rohn Sadler and wife event Sunday
Senforth.---Albert. and Ada Norris
at tended the barn rasing at
er neaeMitehelle-:Miee Mattel Bryan
spent a few ditys with Mrs. Jas. Camp-
bell in Walton during the week. -Bees.
J.Henderson has returned from Wing -
where lie was attending the Coll.
feremee-To the deliglit of all the
'farmers one of the heaviest rains of the
eelleon °courted on Smulay.-Mies Ade
Drake is visiting her aunt at ginburn.
What might have proved afi etal acen
(lent oceurred m Thnrielay morolug
on the farm of Mr. Wm. Oliver. tle
was having his barn split, with the in-
tention of mating it larger. when one
of the overlays fell. Fortnuately it
struck a heion. As 0, was thiee ot the
inen were stunned. Me, Oliver him-
self reeeived an ugly pot) on the head
also a indl ran into his neck. Medical
aid wive at ngle10 eie;31141 it LS lINIPe41
UNAtbingtitql/Wi will Mutt from it
31c(iillivray
Senoon Reeve:A --The faillowing is
the correct report on S. S. No. 5, Mc-
Gillivray,for the month of lelav;-
V.-Josephine Coughlin. Sr. M-
U() onghlin, Eitivai'd Funkier, Jr.
INF. -Pearl Sborte Erwin Scott, Nellie
Lewis. Ill.---EddieJones, Alice Wil-
son, Arnold Coughlin, Adeline Hoff,
etoriev.Clara Lewis. IL -Eliza, Bod-
ging, 'Violet Short, .Artron Scott, Fred
Lewle, 111a Iludgme, May FA older,
Christina Hoffmnii. Part IL-Philo-
mene Coughlin, Ella Hodgson, Alice
Lightfoot. Lorne Sholdice, Genevivi
Glavin, Willie Maguire. Lizzie Cook.
Sr. I, -John Coughlin, Dolton Lewis.
Alex. Hodgins, Henry Hudgins, Jr. I.
Beatrice Glavin, Melvin Lightfoot,
Emma HafTinann, Alton Sholdice, Ce-
cil Jonee, nlary Horigins, intary Denn-
ey. :No. on roll, 41, average attend-
ance 31). L. E. Dow:axe, Teacher,
Dashwood
Last Sunday evening Mr. Ed. Edig-
buffer and Minnie Kleinstiver left our
village. We have heard thitt they got
married and will settle down in Uucle
Sine's domain. As they are well and
favorablyknown we wish them health
and happiness through life. -On Wed-
nesday Mr. Chas. Schroeder met with
quite it loss. Ile had been at work
swamping out wood and at noon un-
harnessed his horses thab they might
pick grass while he came to the village
for his dinner. On, his return he was
surprised to find his wood wagon and
harness reduced to ashes, they having
caught fire from a stump, which he
had lite -Mr. Fred Elhers, who intends
moving to Berlin in the near future, is
offering his property here for sale.
We are sorry to see such good citizens
as Mr. Elhers leave our village. Our
loss will be Berlin's gain. -Mr. 11.
Smith is now working in the car shops
at Port Huron. -The annualcbildren's
day festival in connection with the
Evangelical Sunday School here, will
take place on June 281h. A. committee
has been appointed to prepare a pro-
gram. This will no doubt, be a pleas-
ant and pleasing entertaitunent.-Mr.
Sohn Graybiel and family spent Sun-
day. out of town. -Mrs. Jos. Routledge,
who has been very ill, is, we are glad
to report, getting along nicely. -Mr.
Chas. Hartleib is gradually; Reeving
weaker, his eyesight of late having en-
tirely failed him.
Zurich
Mr. 1. B. Dennis has returned from
Woodstock. -Miss Tilhe Kibler, of
Brampton, is visiting at her aunt's,
Mrs. 0. Fritz. -Mrs. G. Merner spent
a few days with her son, ','Jonathan at
Dashwood, during the week. -Mrs. C.
Scheele, of Tavistock, spent a few days
heee duringthe week with her son. -
Miss Cora Hamacher is convalescing
from her recent illness, which is a
pleasing report to her friends. -Mrs.
Zettle, who had the misfortune to have
her leg broken a few days ago, and
who is now lying at the home of her
son, is, we are pleased to state, receiv-
ing the best of care and is getting
along nicely. -Mr. Ed. Hagen, is spend-
ing a few days at his home here. We
are sorry to state that Ed's health is
not the best, but we hope he may soon
regain his usual strength. -Mr. Wen-
del Smith, of the Goshen Line,receutly
sold .his two-year-old colt, e Indian
Chief," for the handsome sum of $150.
-Mr. Fred Hess attended the Luther-
an Conference, held at Conestoga last
week. -The contract for the Schwalm I
drain was awarded to Wm. Bender
and Nicholas Foster, of this town, for
the sum of $1550. The drain will be in
the neighborhood of three miles long.
DRATH.-Death has once more en-
tered onr midst and left the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Sararas, of the
Sauble Line, sad and desolate, by re-
moving therefrom their only child, the
sad event occuring on Monday, after a t
short illness, The hearts of the par- i
ents, will be sorely tried at the loss of t
theft' dear little babe, but we trust that N
as He stooped and carried the little s
one home, His presence may remain 1
and cheer the 'weaved parents.
St. JOnteleb.
1 The masons have the brickwork of
Mr e a Charrette's new house cone.
*ten awl the carpenters are now Wen
nith the wood work. -Several fool
nem attended the bikrA raising of Mr.
Thomas Turnbell, of Brewster, on
Friday afternoon last. -Master Roger
O'Brien, who hos been visiting in
lerucelleld during the past two weeks,
returned home Sunday.
13..niDsleye
Atm Walter Stokes has recovered
from her ree.ent are glad
to hear that Mr. Tbos, Gilbertis recite -
Crime front his recent illness, ---Miss
Neva Dale is able to be amend again
and to take her place in the store,-
MiSs Taltwood is the guest tif Mrs, Wm.
Corbett a few slays this weele-Mrs.
St. Johns mid her grandson were the
guests of Um. Jobn Lewis a few days
test week -lir 4 C. cox beLt was re.
OVID g gtequain ta noes here on Seem -
day end SundaY. --The Parish picnic
that was lield in It. Sholdice's grove,
on Friday was A piyAllti WOWS, over
$100 being taken in, -Mr. James Brien
of Gratiton, was the gest ofbi sietee
Mrs, Thos. Gilbert, on Mupday
Snellgrove is the guest a his slater.
Men- Wm, Shodicee-Me. and Mrs 41.
B. °Oho t and !Miss MalJel Gilbert were
the guests or mrs, ThOMAS Gilbert a
few dayelast week.
ann-wmen,r -
McGillivray Council
nikannell met pureuent to adjourn-
ment in Town Hall, McGillivray, June
1. ('reeente M. Miller, reeve; /). Dor-
man, A. H. Hoeginer J. McGregor and
elawsen, cooing:1116re. Minutes of
Ind meeting read, appnoved of aed
sigeeth Meteregor-Hodginnehatwbere
1 as at hes-been steted, by railwoy °Mei-
ula in authority, that the Grand Trunk
Railway Compeny intend to close hp
or otheiwiee damage several of the eon
wets or bridges on their roadway,
whieh have been used as cattle pesses
by the ratepayers through which the
railway passee,therefore we. in"Zoom',
assembled. ask that the matt eompany
still maintain the said. eulverts or
bridges as heretofore; tbat a copy of
this resolution be forwarded to C. S.
Hymen, M.P., Chairman of the Rain
way Committee of the Dominion Pale
liament.-Carried. Mearegor--Dor-
Mine -that accounts, amounting in all
to SIMS% be passed and orders is.
sued in pa ment.-Carried, Hodgins
Mason -t at C0110 c t I adjourn to meet
in the Town Ball, the last Monday in
June at one o'cloele p.m. when Court
of Revision will be closal.-Carelee.
Wat. Fnesetn, Tp. Clerk.
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Crediton
Mr. Henry Sweitzer has purchased a
handsome el Mario from Messrs. Ttev-
etbick Hodgins. -A number of farm-
ers en the 11 th concession bought a
carload of the Durham cement last
iveck and will use the some for finors
end foundations in their barns. -3.1r.
Wm, Stewart spent a few days in St.
Marys last week visiting relatives. -
A number from here attended the Still -
day school picnic iu Brinsley last FLU -
day, playing foot -ball Mr.
Ineink Snell had the misfortune to
have his cheek -bone broken and is uow
under the doctor's care. -Our ditcbein
are making good progress with the
town sewer. The floors of our busi-
ness places are covered with clay and
many are the expressions heard as the
inop and pail are brought into use. -
Miss Susie Kuhn attended the mar-
riage of Miss Mary L. Marshall to Geo.
P. Saul at London on Wednesday.
Miss Kuhn took a very prominent part
in the affair, being one of the brides-
maids. -Mr. A. Jeffery. of Toronto, is
in the village this week on business. -
Rev. R. W. Knowles attended the
Methodist Conference in Wingham the
past week. We are pleased to note
that Rev. Knowles will be stationed
here for another year. -Miss C. Wind
left for Detroit on Saturday, having
been called there owing to the illnes of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Wind. -
We are glad to learn that she has tak-
en a change for the better and will
soon recover. -Mr. Bat Coughlin, on
Smith Boundary, is blinding a, large
bank barn. -Mr. Wesley Finkbeiner,
London,
spent last Sunday' here the
guestof his mother. -Mr. Sohn gweit-
zer has had a handsome wire fence
erected.in front of his residence. -Mr.
Gottfried Wein was 111 Parkhill Mon-
day on business. -Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Chisholm were in London over Sun-
day. -The Sunday school picnic of the
Evangelical church will be held at
Grand Bend on Wednesday, 17th inst.
A good time is expected. Let every-
body go and don't forget your baskets.
-Mr: Angus McPhee, of Shipka,
bought a large barn from Mr. Robert
Sweet and moved it back to his farm
in sections Monday. -While out driv-
ing one night last week Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Trevethick and little Victor had:
an unpleasant experience. In soma
way the bit broke and the horse ran
away,. throwing the occupants out,
hruisi ng them considerably and smash-
ing the buggy. It was indeed fortun-
ate that the accident was no WOV90 as
all might easily have been ' killed. -
Rev. Datnm, G. H. Holtzman and Mise
Lydia, Finkbeiner are attending the
annual Sunday School Convention in
New Hamburg this week. -Last Satur-
day and Sunday Rev. S. R. Knetchel,
of Berlin, conducted the first qua.rter-
y services of the conference year. The
meetings were well *attended ancl all
were greatly benefited thereby.
WEnnieese-Aquiet but pretty wed-
ding took place at the residence of
Mrs. Chas. Eilber,on Tuesday evening,
gth inst., when her dauglotter, Miss
Mary Martin was united in the holy
bonds 'of matrimony to Mr. Albert
M,Drlock, a prosperous farmer north of
he village. 1 ev."Da01111 tied the knot
n the presence of the hannediate vela -
it -es of the contracting parties, after
vhich all sat down to partake of a
innptuous repast. We wish the new -
y we.dded couple a long and happy
nai-ried lifo
Snine
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Ril:FO'lltlaie 1 Sed0111
, I
MrFe Dews gro
ac in Mt 've with the opening of the Seventh-Day
S.S. No. le Ushorne, will hold their 1 The meetings held in connection
nnual picni
on Frielene June 19, All are weicolne. Adventist (hapel were fatly well ate.
tended, but oveieg to the vain n geeen
niany were kept away who woilid tithe
erwise nave been present. People front
London, Creditor) rand otber places
-Bert Reddy, son of Meeltalph ceddy.
bed the misfortune to have bis arm
Ineeken on Saturday last, He Was
in the stall Weide one of the
homes when the bease crowded smon wet 0 present. The poser:nu rendered
hire with the abeve result. -Mr. Dan by the children on Monday evening,
Dew spent Sunday In Centralia.-Aliss proved a great success and was very
Ella Stoneman is the guest of Miss largely attended. --The township gra-
Reby Halton this week, der is at worn on the 41h concession
and will continue to work for some
Orand Bend day&
Mrs. Dicknoe. of Parkhill, spent one
tirecuway
Una Ora
day LASt• nivel. flu our v111184e"-Miss Rev. S. A. Carrierepreacbed a very
l:elle. who has been AU Thed-
ford for the past few months,returned 4/41e erra°11.4 t° aharge ennregati°31 °f•
Mace abeeS in Jrthe Methodist elenrcit on ome Monday. -The Methodiets in-
tend lieving their picnic on Tuesde)ri SortiltieaLev;11115-1744-liTletStianbtib4.:itellhtflreb(h°e1:
June frea-Mr. and Mrs. Joe GUI left ; „.„„a e
Wednesdav to visit friends and rale GeLatina nietit tot*tT::0"2311,t4131hrsIteen,"15Curst
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time5 ill mid around Exette. --The le 4(1, ..1 are having services in the Ev'mgel"I' 11N'I' "t 1)"414111* "r"
Maccabees' ball, while their clutrelt is te1,1,,,gnesett, 0.1 mts -4V;ir„....w2,1,0.11„2t4sat
untiengoing. repaim_mr. Lono.$ tp,•,..... .4' 4 4 1.44 .." OA .4.1. var. 4,4 • 17/f,...4 4. WV 4,4.4,- 4 VW.
lk '"'" in it very aeceptsible manner the see-
neide it lively run on TileSdny. tile Pe= vices in the methoaist. choral smalls
Maccabees Neill held. their plenty to -day ,tibiting my. (lints. 0,171,,, is
1
Snit being a broken wagon before the7 ' afternoon, the pinitor. Rev. Thi bauelean,
were caught.-Parithill High School e i„,e
held their picnic here Seturdey.--Tbe p."Pz,4";11, Abt:teznst oftetnnt, who h,t,.; hem
C011ferenee.- Aire.
June 11. , .,
some time visiting friend.: in Parkhill,
-The offieers elected for this year in
Grunion tbe Methedist chnrch League are as
mr. Rohn Redeueee received the tn, ti.!.liewat:-- Pres.. Mt ..s Alice Wt Ism); 1st
dent4 of his nephew, Mr. Robt. Rae.
efoi ti.ireit7:tiot nthrei fae: doitty.szzi EI:r.ilall$4. ttith: :::: , j4:t.'11s7,k;:s,e."Nitel.reirits.:kt le,:istss,d78\::ialltietit[rit 2iikt.itirt..51:1.::e. t;:t71:711f.
event occurring at London on Mons Tirlerzt'mer.'mur.lejs3entes' r)sica41 otu"4.3.4":
day lest, after a few daye ilinese. De-
cemed was at one time motorman on MIsa IT" Turner! ('olleetor Forward.
the amen railway at London. Hie Munetoeet. Mr. L'hat4. stQwavii.ron.
mother alone survives iiiin, The Vine
e
rsborne xtfliett000rkr.p_laAer.o jnolii:pesurlaskt.tobine Bwissre
STATIeVPICQ.-Ttie fit...-;vssimetit avn cif
united in the holy bonds of turitieniony this towenliiip foe the preeent
to Misi Minnie fillyen, nf 1,lea/abet I. gni s the felleevine; et:ieiStieui
the !nappy mad interesting event take ;tedium N. e ienete 4:4074; No, :,.r-
ing place on Wednesilay. the Rev. J. cleared tlSellne :deal vehie of real -r,,-
1. Holittes eltelitting, We wish Mr. perty, Sleet Leech value .pereenal pee.
and Mrs, Gleason all t he ha ppiriess that perty,. $7,7ele; taneine tinenne. neon;
this world affornie.-Jeines Perk leis real And persened peapeeiy end tzlzeleeee
returned from the North-west.-- IL income. nieteneenee male ewreolis flora
Ivor, of Torcinto, is here visiting Ins' -I to tie year,. .1111; dogs. .ell; biteliee.
grandmother, Mt -s. II. Caineron.-Mein 23; total population. 2.103; cattle 0,S00;
srs, Robert Knowlee and Irvine 'Wan sheep 763; bogs 5,0,93; 'west's 1.818;
lis left last week for Manitoba. -Mr. births 0; deaths 21'; acres woodland,
T. L. Murray, of Toronto, spent a fer 1 feletlt aeres 4.e ewoeap, 742; am." of on,
days here dining the week with hie chard and gentler), (43; acres of fan
father. J. E. Murray.- Mr. and Mre. wheat, 4413; No. steam) boilers 12.
A. McConnell. of Toronto, spent it few Selloon Reronne-The following is
days here evith bleeds (luring the the report of tele. No. 0, for the month
week. --Min A. Ironside has returned of Mav. :Santee are in order of merit.
V.- galiel Sawyer, Ila, Delbridge, May
barn raised on Wednesdity.-Rev. J. .Tones. Sr. Inn - Maggie Coweed. Ethel
E. Holmes luts rettirried from Wing- Brown, Cecil Carom, Haael Hager,
ham, where he has been attending the 0 mile terelluilt, Floes's. lq'aucts, nlny
?net hadn't ... one. **nee.- Miss Charlotte , Delbridge, Olive Berieli ill. Jr. IV.-
Ilodg_sou entertedned a number of her i tVillie Telford, Vera SVushburn, Addie
friends and relatives on Wednesday Johns. Sr. IIL-Net tie Camphell,
evening, prior to her departiire for Everett, Skinner, Hattie Ihnitese Jr,
Winnipeg, where she is to become the III.-Veiela Derrybill. Nellalleyneiral.
bride of Mr. J. F. Fiewelling. Au en- 41.11111* Ithigti. :veil. -Lillie Hoyle end,
joyable time was epent by all preemit, Lulu Grethen. Jr. II -Clarence Creme".
after winch all separated foe their Laura Woods, iiiiheet „fonee. Sr, Part
homes, wishing Miss Hodgson a safe IL-Jiie. ( 'reery, Lillis Godbolt. Tom.
and pleasant Journey. Sawyer. Jr. Part, il.-Clara, Kellett.
I). :M.:McDougall I
AMICI E. Martin I Ireaebers'
131anshard
from Manitoba.- A. Glbeon had hie
•••••,-..a.g,a -0.4111.0. -
Witenrsos.-A pretty wedding was Rtesseleille
Celebrated at the residence of Mr. Robt. '
Bilyea, of the 10th con, on Wedneedanest and lot -hest of the danghters of tbis
PRUTTY WHIMING.-One of the
fair -
June 8, wheu his youngest daughter,
place was last week carried away to
Miss Minnie, became the happy bride grace 4 home nem, Atwood. The
at Mr' "sea Gleason, °f Grant"' young lady MS MSS Elizabeth A. Mel -
The bridal party entered the parlor
at-ville, dinighter of Mr. Gen.Melville, ot
5 o clock, and the mystic yet beautiful
words which made themman and wife, this place, and the lucky man is Mr.
Albert A. Morrison, cheese maker, of
were pronounced by the Rey. J. E.
Holmes, in the presence of about forty near Atwood. The ceremony, which
invited friends and relatives. Gowned united these two for life took place on
Thursday, June 4, at the home of the
in A beautiful costutue of white organ -
bride's parents. About one hundred,
eying a beautiful boquet of white
die, trimmed with medallions, and car -
and eeventy-fiVe invited guests were
roses
aSserubled, and the eeremony was per-
anel carnations, the bride was the pie.
formed by the Rev. Mr. Cranston, of
tura of sunplicity and lovliness. Miss
Cromarty. The bride wore a very
dainty costmue of white and carried it
beautiful bridal boucriet. Miss Ida
Melville, sister of the bride, made a
charming bridesmaid, and eves similar-
lyattired. The groom was supported
by Mr. William Barr, of Ilowick. The
bride was also attended by four little
flower girls and two rPthon maids, who
were beautifully costumed and did
their part exceedingly well. Mrs. Mor-
rison is admired and beloved by a large
circle of friends and she leaves Russel -
Logan, of London, cousin of the bride,
was attired in white organdie and car-
ried pink roses and carnations, and
made a charming bridesmaid. Little
Miss Myrtle 13ilyea, niece of the bride,
looked like a little fairy, being arrayed
in a simple yet beautiful gown of white
muslin, and carrying a basket of pink
and white roses and carnations and
acted her part as flower girl very ad-
mirably. The groom was ably sup-
ported by his brother, Mr. Frank Glea-
son. The ceremony and congratula-
the dale with the sincere wishes of all for
tions being over, all repaired to
dining room, where tables were dainti-
her future. After the ceremony was
ly and artistically spread and where performed and congratulations extend.
all seemed to do justice. The gifts re-
ed to the happy couple the attention
of the large gathering was directed to
tokens of
ceived by the bride will be everlasting the magnificent spread of luxuries,
the esteem and love in which
she was held by her many friends. The provided for the occasion, which was
served on the beautifully decorated.
bride, attired in a beautiful suit of
brown broadcloth, which was a mar-
vel of neatness, left with `her husband
for their new home in Granton, amid
the well wishes of their many friends.
We hope and trust their future will be
one of contentment, happiness and
prosperity. -A quiet home wedding
took place at noon on Wednesday, at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wiseman, of the base line, when their
daughter, Miss Lily, was 'united in
marriage to Mr. Lawrence Gibb, of
Drayton. Only the two faznilies in-
terested were present. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr. Hart,
of Woocljaam. Many useful and vain.
able presents testified to the popular-
ity of the young couple amongst their
friends. The bride was gowned in a
beautiful costume of cream silk and
carried an exquisite beide,' bouquet.
She was given away by her father and
was unattended. The ceremony being
over and the happy couple heartily
congratulated all sat down to a dainty
repast. The bride is one of our fairest
daughters and she will be much Mi8S-
ed here, as her bright smile and kind
word helped and relieved many a sor-
rowing one, and we know as she goes
from among us she leaves many pleas-
ant memories behind. The groom is
also well known and hignly respected
here The young couple left on the
afternoon train -where Mr. Gibb has a
large grocery business. The best wish-
es of their rnany friends follow them
and naay their married life be an un-
clt" bdh .
lawn and in which Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
ville, maintained their enviable reputa-
tion as host and hostess. After supper
an inspection was made of the bridal
gifts, which were dechteed to be prob-
ably as costly, numerous end usefel.
array as was ever bestowed on two
young people at the advent of their
married life. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison,
after a few days' visit here with friends
left on Monday for their new home
ar
neAtwood. We wish the happy
couple a long and useful life and con-
tinuous prosperity, and we are only
echoing tlie fervent wishes of the host
of friends.
BIRTHS.
RAu-In Zurich, on May 27, to Mct
r.an
Mrs. J. P. Rau, a son.
amosesemwmpr
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summer as in winter.
Send for free sample.
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