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ENTIT YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JUNE 18, 1903
SANDERS, EDITOR.
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We have untlinittet ertvete totals fee in.
veitreeet epee aorta toe villege tearotty,
owe4t tate.. of hatereaa.
at% Jarrot, who has been 11
for tbe past few days, is, we axe p eas
; e;1 to learn eonvaleseing. Hootan,y
friends will be pleased to see her out-
atOung again, --The recent rains has
much unproved the growth ot roots
11114I fKrain.-Tbe many friends or Arr.
Webster Turner, will he pleased to
known that be coutinnes to improve
bealth.--quite a number or oar
oame people frequently attend the
•useconcerts at Heusall on Sataidalv
veiling& -Mhss Maggie 'AleAllister is
earning the dressmaking at Zurich.
Josepit
A boat load of cedar posts ael
hereon Monday evening foe Messrs
Magle and Beiniee. of Widen -Mr. T..,
EaVelle, of Grand Rend. 14;15 opened up
147110,11 stow*, here. This will
long felt want and Mr. Eavelle will
no doubt, do .a good trasitte--Mr.
r. Wilson iltsisere Poi,iilleii!on Friday
last. Ile intends bringitsg- hack ewers'
al barrels of oil Ott hisretnrn.-eMe.
and Mrs.' Wm. O'Rrien and fewily, of
...,Znriela. visited ft lepilsin thia vicinity
ou Sontlay setTiees are
being livid in St. Peter' . V. elinrch
at present.
Pienseit 04111.001.
Rader. liarpley
Nereigeesectee.
Me. J. IhHosigits- tile log 11eW 1110f
0 his 11011ser-ale. ▪ VVell leaves
Tarenium 2 7 5 W • t
dt iTli Ise I lag f the; t s "
Whalen
Mr. Jesse Jacqueswho received s
•rts laes a few days ago, ity &Mug
r a, wagon, and was In a, critteal cow
dition for a few days. is rapidly teem-
ering and will, we hope, soon be all
right again.-gstite a number from
here (Wok in the excursion to Onelph
on Friday. -The Freewill Sunday
sehoul parole is to be neld in Savour].
Gunning's oreherd on Friday. done JO.
Everybody weleome. A good time ex -
meted.
WrIVRIO.---1.1n Wednesday. joule
10., the home of Mr, John, MorleY. WaS
the seene of a gay and ,p!yotts ;event,
it being the utarriage.of lus niece, Miss
' haw Sat hoar -of tius lace to Mr
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John H. Tales, of London Township, h
The interesting cermany was per-
formed by the Rev. W. 11. Cooper, of
Brueefiehln,
Weeithain Luca
oI1 Onty this ireek to aTeoril tbe,, highly respeeted and oue of the Pio- Medical College, is spending _the bob-
"treeessrel. LIFO ESZDEDt-It is I DIVD.--Afte Stephen W. Haines, a 11.11^, Elttel'S011 Hodgins, of Toronto
death of one of our Most respected res- neex• residents ef Medea ta township, tlaye at his home 1ero3-
idents, in tlhe person of Wm. Plewes, died k!t 1115 residence in Woodhattn, en heanIi lt()ne tuflartisou.-Mr. J. IT.
itybot'togetlar with his now stowing Saturday last, at the ripe age of 70 uowdro. who has been very ill for the
seife,-for nineteen years lived in our Years. Mr. Haines was born so Wel- past tsvo weeks, is, we are pleased to
village. Like all Yorkshire Ehglish- land County, near Port Robinson. on
men, seeeess seemed to follow, Au his , June 15, mi, and a rev.' years /atm'
path. Ile e•tele to title -country with married Miss Mary Van Slyke, of Eat -
his parents when but a hoe-, tied set Iwo, who with their two ;children, in
tied las Toronto township, Here be
spent aboat 21 years of 11IS life, and
Abu:1E i7 years ago took unto himself
partioer for life, in the person of Miss
Axle Alelev. The year he was untrteed
he mei earto listron.settling on the atb retired from atettre wor.s: and moved
f..areley township, where he took to our thrivieg put of which
U!) hod, anal became one of the most is built on Ids farm. Mr. Haines was
snevessfaal farmers or the cenammtity. a staunch !Methodist and took all ae-
Aecsunstlating sufficient of this ‘vorld's tire part in elturelt work, beiug class
goads in the '-'413 years that he resided healer for over twenty-five years. The
there, he sold his farm and moved to ,feseeral took. piece t'o Kirkton `cense-
Brauclield. where he built a nice res- teey n Tnestlay. ;Kis nlanY friends
ezliagukt Tit lloolit R tvill heAur with regret of bis death.
is here that, Mr. Plewes speot many
hawy blays In Ids deelluing yestis, He
years ago,
er notil aboufour r
when kidney trouble set in 0:0,11.1iryt.110110
had nevkeen ill t
whiels dually eaud hi $ deathou Toes-, ceiterere
day at the giant told :we of 75 yeare, 0eae
the year 1518 moved to 13lansharil Ip.
They located ou Lot 1.3. on the Ease
Line, where were born to them nine
childreu, continued to live on hie
farm until fifteen years ago when he
144 1 Li 18pa.. to'tgari 11;;;
months. Ile wee a &era' 333 pI4iU 4WPluen y.1114 1.3.4-441 ar.411aturt r
and ;us 4-11tiegent of the Presbyferlim
cboph. 1ie ionl no children ;Ind tem"- elie thins r storms a theyast few est 4 *ni,htu, Itbs1 ItuiF the a* wini
/444 "" Lr44.1/1". The 41144'4 %V" 4.14 1111Ve tiniet rifreslang. The 'mitt d marriage to Waltd sae
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.ni Thursoay to Uaird's ceitteterY. - 01h of the etop,i and the AIPPear" reign. "I Llseim. h Rev -T 4li-414;
- ee of the 1114 3ibl45 have delighted ' Miaow, ex-pteesideet gof the Hamilton
linnet t the hearts of the Pusinrm,---ftev, D. L.M& 13 de.t tonic •
!bitten mturtied htst 3.% 3. &Mot Cora of lotoinediate 161 it and Weigle,
af3 Z Pr45\l tt.- 4\41OtIWI ot those reeencp. ie weleagitel lee his pew The only aeleedela cof the 1041Q WV?
Pil'41urald° 44ef."5141"s which 5° fte- pie for the third :Fear ;anti enjaVs t heir her little nieve,Fianeis tutywitrd
stale, recovering, -Miss Essie Hodgins
of Biddailph,spent a few days here dor-
fug the week, svith bee:aunt, Mr.e. Jos.
tiodgins.-Mr. Jas. Loughlin has re.
turned from a two weeks' trip to Wes.
tern Nebraska.-Mts M. P. Harry. of
London, eperid few'days here during
the week, the guest of her brother and
sister, Mr. anal -Mies Fogarty. -Messrs.
W. Cotosey soul Korne were dele-
gates to the High Court of the
held in Hamilton on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday ot last weeke-Mr. Jos. Tone,
or Edmonton, N. W,T,, is „renewing
aeputintences in and amend this Vi..
esnity.---Mr. Patrick Curtio,of Moores -
villa, is at preatest at Edmonton. where '
he bee taken up OA kirr4)S of hind clind
1.V bleb plaCe he Will 1110Ve his fatally
tall. Mr. C. inte111.14 dortoting
to ranching.
.11Eit1n Mattrittilri.--The Hensiltost
.etiattor of laet weele saysi-et iib
wedding wits eollenzatized at tine
e of Chas -lee W. Yocinn, Hanle
edity, Jr's-ie./4 when his eld-
Ellinsvillet hi the puesence of a large
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1 nanthe4.. of leivite4 guests. The loride
1 1 cwto7shoptheart!'ilsotitel'ovenens54-t1Titoillitt:•hiti)e„7, tfole'rtfethlis. qie4tes rZilt.t)t.y11:gliittlialten,11111'hk4et:tilillFtiiitstlf7)111-:.cls: (literati i•ei:111' thr01vitil011t 4 hiS countrY • esteem alai eaelitienee,-Mrs, It 'chard t v., Iso aeted ne sound elf Itt.axer. The ma -
The Phenomenal Well -Bred
• wot ents whieh the bride received showed and trbielt will likely continue as tonal theti„.. who, wa the alief„rtaa, te, eteo .4.0eteet. eleadeletiales
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4 sts I eontiones 1 ery low. Her two the high esteem and respect in which issis whir I, gibeb, In!. WO I) .1e1 ,..1t• ,.. to ,au a rat„,ty nail ii few days ;1„0 nod nho team 1, 1.;,- m3s„..3 mi,t1 4. pattiins„on a
Standard Trottm• g Stallion li „i„ 0„ith,,..1
• 1 deughters f1-0111 Wusilingt011 Territory else is held by her coniposhinitudiunta Thome.. eintren, Seaforthr 011 VN' ethig'S' wei; 1,eld 110 ls -1 eollst'll.)44:e13 6' we `1"41;1"' '"Ikted 4""ell *IA the wemiolln
3.4 -..et zlIa7lz:rc,..19,-:;,;-?:,fraf,737.;.;l...-4C-relir,e441.` tiOr) Lgari'' 110))/)..big eextrarhably well since the following ;1,4 V
po, itter.---Tlae; erope in Miss -ye, prime frietote. Mejoiroottelheillial.4tTlithsolneflot, tolfriasItillth:. D.t.1481,t41rteeitIttig tioilevrtirtIrtfet I 4:4`:10 it ito, e.titi:et:,..1mr.cillit,„Iut;,;„:11.es. 1,1,1%.,,,,,ra ,44:47T‘stir..4. ;Arg,%al,.,,,4pr4%,41.1..i.li::,141
II eaeset tti eta re ra itt. e rearm erong , • • ' ' - • * ' - ""-e." - "` P
=7-.;:r ,,,,o,.,1, 3r-.4 tr,,c,tkolr.;71,:r..;,z 1..7:ILI 77,:4;r4 •-..-A tho 4,4koNcont 114'109. at St. Johns. ea trying with them the ites'el (°;•att'^'. The„chilloeill'e^441,h. i t4,4.1444.41 member of the vouttunnity.bas ; z„.;!;lita,tii",6:',,St wiAte•• of tio.u.' luttuie
Int.,7,41'.;-,41911931"P'4‘,7.71t.',,t,:v. 7,4,':;,' riCATAi,-Tlio Arawil of ..eat 1,..,,, ,
a fit 1 -1-, hest wista.s of all rove happy and pros. folly 41. .-orated with Powiw. 'Intl M ' ; , for Ow pist Sear been eandited to hie tschnlos• ell. thh;&h-laW e"."11”14.110V, SWIlt;
MA Pt altWoll. organist. tendered ttlin,i 4.,a .,.9•%,,,Zatrs .v,te.e9,. , ,,•.. ..;...;..,1:-1,;4;4 fao"gtdemthiee-h4i41
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Loot. wad extra eltints ate iti"Dtorl not bath 10,411nd i 10'4, t 411011) 'hi COW*
k The ht tine tof oar !smelt f„14, glued thee 4 -the aleth'itda,0 pee. lite eta 3151tlit W.I.. in beano Of their a Id.
era,e ;lee te 0x:4;1.'2;W-era.% dearly Isellwa ton, ellnalsts was ear- W.st-on, of fainallon. was tile and levee:at yeeam aatnee ;ma is wile for tio.ig, ,1,1144131 ronie "on, 1,44"older, mut Wife. who were
„Ittn':1 `,-; 2z"."'' 4'1'1-'4 Cr 4141;11-41.'"'1111. ths1 sanity. The dear little*fellow gatest, Mr.,3,, lro:MV;61 41. fi"W 1141":" d'riV" ter of ;war e-r4ehlttell MI% 11)12,121/-i mounds. on j1-0014, unnin„ urcip114.411 at„ 31/4,;. fattal..8
,1144,4 7114-,1,4 '> 119"wo 4-i- a , attaitall the t .orati olst; um/0m. a petyle from ; ot, wont -•••••,-,-." g- .1 I it. 1. home the 'it*. 34444 103*
451'4'4-1'4 4"b' 1414. ^ 1 I ;d "Iv IS %Ye • ID • t tiee none grand fs; irMill" ' , • eellhee " 91"punirspith
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zee teat tee eetteetei 747.:ziaF tW1 Clea ' • „ ; , „„ „„ t 114 1, 14_ her 'hoax here attena 41 I 114, mg pug „ • „
t.,,,,tt-t4 4611)7,4 ear.; -441, etax ss,-uri.e;.....e.a was at Malt a sweet onpamt10111 1.1131, thew Ness WO% HI znie Llfre0c•1•20„ 0* terese, 44-reee leaner fanner or Anotichnur e„attaors.efrints, at, Iptalaut 4,11 Monday, ,e;10,y Win .11:41av; isdi•sr 4144611W 111 4;4144-`3111,
ZT, eaaael 43 0;01 a he was fairly idolized by every one the Matilx4 Farm at 0;500 en 14ittaY. ' 1,1 The bride was attired ' timp -M4 .'.i whole Mr. .4%.vereien is editor and pub-
rt,.,,„;4„ 111 444 i14,41111,F ft'it WWI TO -day he IS a I+ 1 8- nronnd here after t e ; rt g • • suit nnet was tineeeended. Mre. ots- cineete and Laz.aan with otherN art* 4 9119)9.1v4.!, ANIS) 159044NTATION•"'w•rbe
iry,'.1"`r4A TaoT•tvih 5'1'14 ?•14.„'-.5e; big jewel in theleittenbon and the gloom to hear that She Thoe. flillteet is iv- .
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wit with Leant • and Charm, conquer- romans winter worm st4dries;,, These mingled 3111'.1 -EI' and regret; pleasure
, Thur-al-tv. Jame 4, anal the little one Lewis mil Mrs, nos Lew"s were id- 6°13-1"1: 14 -"Pe bet. gdine; Sfl fill' aWaY" times. New b'n'n.i' nil' being ereeted"'4'rvi" und "F1.14' til'it tiwsP wbc.
rc2,42 st'tol:Crott ni,kt, i i , ' i V f d 11114 mat.she leavos liphilla 11 old !atilt:111%s rep:awed. Se.trxxely; a Lulu wel e to he thitsliottorrd for ifleir tgkr.
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of oiriPPY "13131°41 cow friends who N." been 6t1 ve" ed jibe lands Of mum who are indeed , th ip )11.111 In havinv Inet to do honor to Willful
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1,e_ ,.. eels disposed of J. F. Goetz and Me. S. teat. ta4 mations will COMIllet1C4° work (38)3.34 of .131 t('1031 on ),Vednestlay, with his Bend busitictss. --I,Ve, tinder- 4" s' (7°4-h '4'. 411 11 d ml4.4ter-
panic.% tro.11„y evv.i.vtiling ',mks th,t„.; ...ruder and John Drown. Atter this ti I- ,
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the limns and filings being
freshed, whilst, the choking dna bus?: linyd.1' reported on the Sunday School some lime this week. -Mr. Geo. Holtz. june 10, it being the marriage of their stand it is the intee thin of the Police • STiewatiT-At Fa i wilier, not June Pith
been lotid a while at least. The %yeah- : ealiventbni
'of the Association at Which man, sr., is visiting relatives in New eldest danghter, Miss Addis., to 'Mr. Truetees of the Village to expend the to Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Stewart, a eon,
et'report shows that the showers were ' , .
they %rem delegateMr. Goetz epertk-
s,
. Hamborg this weekrs.-M.Wood,E
of phealin Fiera,841 p
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is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude gressive youngfatiner, of Zion. At 7
general in estern Ontario.
DEemir.-The keen sickle of death
has entered onr midst during the past
few days and; another of out citizens
has been carried to the Unseen World.
whenc0 no vvealy traveller ever re-
turns. On Thursday another mother
wilts called away to pay nature's debt,
in the person of Mrs. Crawford and
the report of her death was a serprise
to the neighborhood indeed. A few
Months ago a more rugged. and heal-
thy looking woman of her age' would
be difficult to find until La Grippe
made inroads on her health of rather
serious nature, turning finally to pneu-
monia of tile lungs. She was a mein-
-her of the Order of Chosen Friends and
a consistent member of the Methodist
church and was also a woman of 'noble
Christian character, whom to know
%vas to love, ancl of whom it may be
truly saul did her best to leave the
world better than she found -it. With
her the clifinis of God and righteous-
ness stood first, and her neighbors, the
needy and those in distress, everfound
one on whom they could call, assured
of sympathy and help. Those at Staffa
who knew her SO well will long remetie
ber her as a friend, tender a ncl true.
Tile funeral on Saturdoty was largely
attended.. She leaves a young family
, to -mourn her demise, and who have
our commisseration, and we trust the
remembranee of her life will solace
them in time of affliction and the kind-
ly ministrations Of sympathetic friends
in some small way help to relieve the
gloom.
nig in 0011131L11 1111(1 'Air. Hard) in Pang -
lisle -It is reported that a toot -ball
match will take place Tuesday night,
between the Zurich and home boys,the
match to take place cm the Zurich
grounds. The proposed game between
the Fleeter boys and home team on
Friday night bad to be postponed ow-
ing to the wet evening. -The annual
picnic 10 connection with the Dash-
evood Pablic school will take place 012
Wednesday. Doubtless the usual good
time vill be had by all who attend. -
Rev. I. C. Morlock was elected, dele-
gotte to attend the Sunday school con-
vention for the County of Huron on
the 1841) and 19th in Blyth. -Mr. John
Hoffman is having a rock well sunk at
his factory. --Me. And. Wilson, form-
erly of Grand Bend, has moved into
the Stephan's house, recently vacated
by Mr. John Dearing. --What's the
matter with one village trustees ? The
sidewalks need repairing_ and as the
worlenfust be done it might as well be
executed early in the season that the
village may have a tidy appearance as
well as for publicconvenience.--The
small boy is anxiously waiting the
coming vacation. ---The recent rains
have greatly benefited the crops ancl
now the prospects are for a bountiful
harvest. -A gravel walk has been
built from the village to Mr. -John
Snell's gate. " •
A CLOSE CALL. -Mr. Richard Adams
received an ugly kick over his right
eye one day last week from one of his
horses; rendering him unconscious for
a time. It required several stitches to
close the wound.
Blue it- -Monday was circus day. A
largo number of our citizens and farm-
ers went to London to see the Ringling
Bros' ;circus. All returned home well
pleased, especially. the little on es. -Mrs.
Michael Heist, and Miss Heist. of St.
C/atharines, are the guests of Dr. ancl
Mrs. Ezra Tilaist.-Mr, Nelson Standish
of the Merchants Berik, spent last
Stinday in Walkerton with his parents.
--Our town sewer is completed. The
next move will be for our township to
pay up.- Strawberries have Mftde their
appearance, having been sold here the
past week by our merchaaits at 6c. per
box. -Mr. jone Winer and Mr. Scholz
of Morriston, are visiting at Mr. Mat.
Winer's.-Last week's rain has done a
great deal of good to the vegetables
and grain. There is every indication
of au abundant fvuit crop this fall. -
Mr. Herbert X. Eilber spent ot few days
in Toronto this week.--aliss *Kate
Wenzel, of Detroit, was the guest of
her lorother, Mr. Wr H. Wenzel,the
past week.-To-day,(Thereclay) is the,
day for the Evangelical Sunday school
picnic at Grand Bend. -A; good...time is
expected. -Mr. Augtist Sweitzer, of
Philadelphia and Mr. Solomon 8Chluc-
ter, of Pigeon, Mich., are visiting rele
a fives in the village. -Mr. and lgre,,,
Francis Clark and family, Of GratitOre;
were the guests of Mr, and Mes.
Lewis over Sunday. -Mrs. Taira Link
is having a wire fence erected in front
of her residence, which adds greatly to
the appearance of the same. --Miss
Lydia Finkbehier is visiting her friend
Miss Wagester at Tavistock this week.
,
o'clock, -Just as the sun WM; kiSSing the
1700711.1 11, sniffing good night and sink-
ing to rest, in its bed of crimson and
gold, it east its last rays on the bride
OS if to ensure her a happy future, and
at ibis hour she entered the neatly
decorated parlor, leanihee on the arm
of her father, by whom she was given
away, an(1 the hendsorne tonple stand-
ing before a bank of maple leaves and
roses, were united in marriage by the
Rev. W. S. Cooper, of Elienville. The
bride was unattenied and was gowned
in a, charming costume of white crepe
de chene and carried a shower bouquet
of white carnations. The wedding
march Was played by Miss' Effie Tay-
lor, sister of the bride, and added much
to the. occasion.' The Ceroeffony was
witnessed by about sixfy guests from
Exeter, London, St: Marys,$t. Thom-
as anti the iennediate neighborhood.
The ceremony and congratulations be-
ing over, all sat down to a bountiful
wedding supper, after which all re-
paired US the lawn, where they were
photographed by Senior, of Exeter.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in a pleasant social way, there
being a long program of songs, speech-
-es, recitations, etc., The bride received
anima useful and valuable, presents,
among which , was a beautiful gold
watch, a gift from the groom. Not
only are the young people well known
here but they are very popular and
highly esteemed, and their many
friends extend to them the hearty
good wishes for their future happiness
d. prosperity. ;
t he greater part of the four mills asked
tri he levied as a special rate, in build-
ing granolithic walks. The work will
be proceeded in a few weeks„ -A new*
fire alarm hell, of a much larger size,
now replaces the old one, in use for
many years. It weighs between 45010
500 lbs., and is now raised to the top of
the roof of the fire hall. -Mr. John
Dumart has returned from his trip to
New Ontario and Manitoba. -The fol-
lowing persons from Marlette, Mich.,
are spendtng a few days with friends
in Stanley Township, where meet of
them were former residents: -Wm. H.
Stephenson; wife and two sons, Thos.
Stephenson and wife, Thos. Walker
and wife, Mrs. Henry McClinchy and
four children, Thos. Hudson and wife,
Mrs. John Robinson and daughter,
Wm. Douglas and wife, "11,. Redmond
and wife, Lou Redmond and wife, and
Mr. and Mrs.Xeys.-At a special meet-
ing of the Hay Agricultural Society,
recently held here, the date for -hold-
ing the Fair was decided upon, the ne-
cessary judges appointed, the prize list
revised, special features decided upon
and other important business trans-
acted: The Exhibition will be held on
September 234d and, 244h. The Presi-
dent, Mr, W. S. Caldwell, presided and
the following Directors were present
and took part in the deliberations of
the meeting, vizi-1st Vice, J. Sararas;
2nd Vice, 341 Willert; W. B. Battler, B.
S. Phillips, Decker, John Pfaff, J.
Geiger and C. Eilber. Sec., D. S. Faust.
William Beard, clerk in the Canada
Life office at Hamilton, was arrested
on a charge of stealing about $3,500.
Dornee-In Con. 1,1, Jene
7t14, to Mr. and Mrs. Aanos Deupe,
a son.
11El-wh0p-In Melville, on June 121h
to Mr, and Mrs. John Heywood. a
SOD.
POWEL-TO 1310.111911, MI 'TOXIC 1(1, to
Ma. and Ma's. W. N. Powe, a, dangle -
ter.
0ITA:4113ERS.-In Stephen, Con. 3, on
June 15th, to Mrs. Frank Chambers,
a son.
511iRRI30IES
Lts-sIITHERBT.---At Whalen, on
June 10, by Rev. W. FL Cooper, Mr.
'John H. Tales, of London township,
to Miss Jane, eldest daughter of IVIrs.
Maria,Sutherhy.
HErtee-TANT4011-At the residence of
the bride's parents, on June 10th, by
the Rev. Mr. Cooper,
of Elimeille,
Mr. Ephriam Hern, to Miss Addle,
daughter of Mr. Wm. Taylor, all of
Zion.
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ALT,EN-Ikt Winchelsea, on June 123.1),
Sarah Allen, oiged 80 years.
H.&INES -43n Wooclham, on Jane 13,
Stephen W. Haines aged 79 years.
VALE.: -In Exeter North, on June 11,
Flossie Dell, daughter of Mr.- and.
Mrs. Wm. Vale, aged 1 year and 3
months.
llotrreav.-In Usborne, on Sone 13; ,
Elizabeth 'Stinson, beloved wife of
Samuel Rontley, aged 49 years and
4 months. '