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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-6-25, Page 1Something ifse ul CAPA Get _year liurings arid turnings cured ier Owl paidb to yea Z.T= auds yea ter the privilege et eariutt; ker yearmeney. A DOLLAR Trill gire yea ar0 aef-VOAlt With us at rzieter, Crediten, Cantos erziahh aratiehes4, THE SOVEHEION RANK OF CANADA. D E. S. KAM% Z.lunagr, Dieter. SIXT ENTTI YEAR. EXETE , h75,11S emu S. tJose k din si0a, cur ii,!.-rratars a this striet. reliaixte -a0. pinie-,cui,:ly mewled vr.rit tnalkn,7,, C4rfar1:44:A oiis =era= Chia- tv.70,e, Itingted.11atir.etca„ oat, &SU TO WAN. re a luw eroeuat az; 1:11.410)1All .5; ereNerlfte rer,o;sicaealletereMnie at.„ Keote ewe 0. 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'rare r a. ., 0,5 i aresttonek the Ore t nn w linatry.i Karr" 11.0Tareation. woo ezil BMWS, PII/Pr 113,11 Ur4" M1134 WAWA 41ii =MA tune eitete. allee, MenL Charrette mut wife, of Fitton, Mich, am visiting fries/de in these parts. --A new seperate scbool is to be ereeted on the site of theold one,about I Fait' InOrtb tI I1 inige,----SeveraP from hew tool;Iftthe exeursion to the Model ferns at Guelph leg Saturday, reterniug Mondey.-Mre. R. O'Brien mid daughter. :thee Beetles. and eon. Rodent,. left beref. n llohnnela, on Friday, where they will meke their future home. We yids them health PeesPeritY in their wastern home. -The sad ueees reeehed Isere from Basildon. Men., neva Airs. T. H. Hine t(Jfl. nee Miss Maighry O'Vriee, tlett, er buebaud had turd in that sidaee about a week ago. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Moe Horton in sad bereavement. -Miss S. Wilbert. se visited her soother at Beaton over Smiley, returning Monday. ROUTE: MostaveSenen McKenzie's, Acrarnitte lig31) Snake Wahl. 'nessesveoderlch tem; Creditor) Dight. WIONE3DAV=, tecur noes terentor need. Tersenne-lee soy et ;CMGs oleatbe nevelt ie oight. View -et his eau stable. Verunitiltille. Sezeseeteeet bii Ofhlititailies Fenesedolle etizeare centiese nerve eel salmi -0; eclebrel and rettelanelatit nem eei be the oason, eniedle to luster:stud ars due January eta, late ter tales - Otte peliente t,te lame pesters, or addrois, 4. 0/Ieltl1tatre11Tle, One Varna lerrY Wenteneti.--Tbe home o inlet Aire, Wm. Clark. Rebylen I.jze., was the ecent of a pretty event fl8 Itieng the marriage ttt' daughter. Alies :Wary R. to Me. nlionassten, of the Day field WW1. Tht, WWII WWII by the yossug bride was a marvel of elegauee anti neatneee mai displayed the good Steele on the pert of the In ide. A Urge number ft friends were went and witneseed the ceremony. The bride is one of our popular young talkie is a kind and ge. suet favosite with all, and is a prudent and model young house keeper, and we feels:Ire in baying tbat where're she may be her home will be filled with sunshine. As one does) and gazed at the magnifieent ismay of presents tbey could not, help hut come to the con- elusiors that the young couple number- ed their friends as many. The expres- sions of good eagles heard from a host a friends twe an iniTh'4Ion of tl e warm feelings reit for Mr. and Sirs. Johnson, stud may tile tide of the met- rimonial sea. on which they bave lust esubsseked, be always smooth met peaceful, and new they be mimed With health 41..n1 prosperity, rrensau nd other, ifriends in Bine Meteors er, NV Atiteliell and wire mo visiting points). lase hi tebers health bas not been very geed fov some thne. NVe be will be benefit tea by his trip aud tbat he end Mrs. Mittsbell will en. eoy st pleasaut visit. -Mr. and Mrs. Deitz, who home been worthy citizens a our village for a couple of years, left a few days ago for Berlin, where the old gentleman has gone into tbe boot and shoe bissinesse-Frenk Esse yr bas takels a position with James W. jahnstozacarriage builder. -Mr. Tapp, Sr., of Redgerville, who has been some- what under the weather, is convales- cent. -The many friends of Airs. Roht. Thompson, .2nd Line, will be pleased to learn that she is rapidly recoyering from her recent iliness.-Everything fioing Irensalns way for ths 12th, South Perth bas unaniniously resolved to celebrate with South Huron here. -- Willie Weismiller,son of J. Vireismiller while leaning over the veranda mil at the back of his home, overbalanced, falling to the walk below, a distatice of seven feet hurting his head consid- erably, but he is able to be around egain.-Miss Reynolds has recovered from her recent illness. --While Mr. Joseph Hudson, was at church on Sun- day a couple of boys entered his stable and finding Mr. Hudson's loaded gun there, they commenced handling it, when it suddenly went off, shooting Mr. Hudson's horse in the fleshy part of its bind leg, inflicting every serious injury. The animal bus been under the care of our veterinary surgeon and will likely come around again, but will retain the scars of what nearly ended its life, Mr. B. Carlisle had a horse standing in the same stall, hut it for- tunately escaped unhurt. This is an- other lesson that boysshould not be premitted to handle fire arms. DIED IN i31IANDON.--Word has been received from Brandon, Man., bearing the sad. intelligence of the death of a former resident of this place, in - the person of Mr. Thomas H. Horton, the sad death occering a few days ago at the above place. He had not been en- joying the best of health for some time and about three months ago de- cided to go West and finally settled in Brandon, with the hope of bracing up and be restored to good health, but that insiduons disease, diabetes, had become firmly imbedded in his system, and despite the change of climate and the best medical skill, togethee with the assiduous care and nursing of a dutiful wife, his constitution could not withstand the strain and so he passed away. Mr. Horton was a staunch and true inan in every sense of the tern; he was one of nature's noblemen. His high sense of integeity and moralrecti- tude won him the confidence and re- spect of his fellows, which his many noble qualities of head end heart made him a pleasant companion and a true warm friend. But for his unassuming manner, and modest disposition he might have occupied a much more prominent position in the community where he had lived so long and where he was so highly respected and impli- citly trusted. His death is a severe bereavernent'to his family and friends and a distinct loss to our village. itippen Afr, Geo, T. Mary has secured tit contract for the cement work of the Abutments for the steel bridgenvideb to be erected on the Sauble 'sine near Exeter. The contract price is $5 per cubic yard. Los.. -.-One morning last week as an empty excursion train was returning from tlse north, it ran into some hors- es, whieli had got out of a field on Mr. Isaac jarrott's farm near here, 'killing a inare and colt belonging to leir. Jar- rothend also a fine colt belonging to Owen Geiger, which was pasturing on the Jisrrott farm. The railway fence is said to have been very defective and the owners of the horses mtend elahne ing damages from the company. Reetovne.--There is universal regret among the people of the Methodist church here over the removal of Rev. Molott. They are proud of and much attached to their pastor and consider it unfair that he should not have been nallowen to remain another year at least. Since his stay Arnow us he and his worthy -wife have endeared them- selves to every member of the Metho- dist church, while by his large hearted -interest and belpfulness in everything which tended to uplift humanity he won for himself the -respect and esteem of the entire vicinity. His religion was of.a deeply spiritual sort, free from cant and bigotry, and in his dealings with men he was straightforward and courteotte. He was not afraid to act one his conviction and his religion was not of that cloisted sort which secludes' itself from the aethal life of men. May success ever crown his untiring efforts. - Demme or Mrs. ANGus Friendafter friend departs; Who' has notiost i friend? " From day to day we are called upon to bid good-bye to our friends and see 'them laid in their graves to await the Itesurrection Day. One day the in- fant is taken then the middle-aged and at last the aged are called to pay na- tures debt. This week we are elated upon to record the death of the latter, in the person of Ann McLeod, relict of the late Angus McKay, who passed away at the residence of her son, Mr. George T. AfeKay, near thisyillage, on "Wednesday morning. Julie 17. De- peased had not been ill very long and had attained the good old age of 80 years. She came to this country many years ago, when it was little more thee a wilderness, and the' deceased did her share towards assisting and eiscourag- ing her husband in the pioneer day, and by industry and good manage. ment they succeeded not only in mak- - ing a comfortable home but in provid- ing a competency for themeelves in .i,iteitt declining years. Deceased was 'one of the most, kindhearted of women and many of the earlier settlers were the recipients of her kind ministra- tions and generosity. The funeral on Satierday was largely attended. The bereaved lieve-ghe sy in pAthy Of the community. iiiiisg een Rev. Molott, B.A., wbo has for the past year been pastor in theMethodist church. hes been stationed at Chat- ham. We ere sorry to Jose him as he WZIS well liked. His saeceesor is Rev- Mse Slew. -The dredge has edworkwork on the big swam p north Of the Tetell Melvine Hudeoit and sister, of Marlette, eliele, are iting friends in and around Hilisgveen. A grand union picnic will he held In this vicinity in the near fattsre.--Mr. E J. Hagan, who has been on the sere list for the past few days s is eonvoles, Orig.-Me. onto. LOW, is meeting with bad leek these days, having loet o,Aloe steer imd his driver within the last few is. nurondaIe The animist school picnic of 5. Iseld nr1 Friday laSt.WaS every pertieular. A large eroe - in attentlance from all PaVh9 c'i mi section, and a more agretsaide and Jell teamed never assembled. The dig w. Rpent in games, and other varions asniseements entil five o'clock wben. hilt was callen au 4 the good laniee of the eeetion eet. to work to spread the taleen and supply tbe goon things, to whiehnil din am plejtestiee, after wisich returnen to their reepeetive bootee feelingthtst thetlaybad been well spent. -A, dance wes given by the Alee.ere. Dew on Tuestley night last at which a Liege crowd or ;voting peopl wete its attendance. Wito joined in the soney whirl until merle, day -light next s teeing. Tile ilan$!e waefernielsed srs.G.see and Jarrett. St. Mtn A. Alindoek anal dataghtere, o lessee% eptest lea week zit the resi deuce of Alr. J. Norria-Msee Bell is spending' a few deya with friends in :-2DAY . 0..1' -SANPERS, EDITO Zurich Lieury Mr. Albert Gies, a the Deaf and Tun 're hine. Nreinve LAID THE CHIMER Senereg„-,-The Dinah Inetitute, is visiting ;Anis home v oee our id reeldente nr'e P^ISSIOg itIVIt stone -mason work of the building liere.-Two stew earn% arrived here cm 4101 SOOD. there Will be no one left •erected bymr. George Boswell 00 010 Wednesday for the Sovereign Bank relate the hartlehips a pumeer life. A Jewel creek farin /S completed It is end are Pow safelY installed in tbeir weil-known resident of tlqe it an excellent piece of work and will stablis1ineent.2-Mrs. C Schrag, Who the pereon of Airs. Ann :Needy. who anti as a memorial to the worlonen, has been visiting her eon here, hes left breathed her lest at the home of her will vre say fora hundred years or Ion - for her home in 'favietock.-Mrs. D. son, Mr, dames Ross, at the greet age gen s, when the mst coruer leas reared Steinbach is spending a few weeks, 01'92year:se I)i)etaSed bad been fu vitenlost to its beight all gathered retina with her daughter, Mrs. Baldwin. at feeble health fur some time, but the itnese tbe depositing of a eareti. Seafortin-Miss eeddie "Witwer has se- inintediate eaMfe of deatb wes the gen- terned (sena Detroit. where ..'a. '-p&. lit eral breaking up or the system. S ilnifiVe3allittittlet44e0kure• 6°Trti: feW 1t- -3i /feline Koehler is was, twice warmed, but with her fitet p rc went ts•as weal by Miss Edith L op a vieit to frieuds in Seaforth, sband came to this conetry frOrn the veil. le emitained the family his, ton and inetroitt-ner,„ John Deiehert, ld Inuit in :VVElZ6 fie,to and settled !tor& winles or the men employed adnayd:finstesre. shsus tti:Itr.swelostusls:....ridynwah;s; 14114t %mete; own jibr:‘eyicitittitittNhise(rbessittusgletaet;ti The Evangelleel Olsurcle belt1 its anon elesve towards ass:snug ined eneotinifee Over the little sack the colors of oar al Sunday Scheel icnie atetirantl Bend mg bee heel sited RYA the pioneer deys, emmter were teeeeeehv batten ou Thersdiey. A. irge enneeer of the ima by indlostrY. anki gthld manage- ',heal -ink the photo of insr king, Tile ;Walt nopelation of the villitge, were anent enceeeded in ineksug suit holy n.nnozn relnionnig us to be true, tn our 1-i in ntteen..4.aweee non' rel3iSht- ,e,Pisesene nosefortabIe borate but in provelsog it tirne."-.111rSo .totiai.trrae4 ane tetre. competency ten themselves lin filen; nn, er Woolen !Mee inttivatel from dining years. Deceasetl wee one it vistoek, where they hitve been at' the sumo islistiheertes1 or woolen, and k ulinenthe wielding or their ssiece. tis. Reeette Reiser, which took place reents or tif,r MinistratiOnS and ; neestehoe and tree to one ceeeton The on Weilneeieen- the Vionnhelli who terenetetitYi Hen inane oltvnYs 't erPfligWtor, Afte J. Heats -ten and tbe ou a trip tbe Ohl Lane, is expeeted gOest CltdlObVI: rewlY C1141 EQ'itt nt tile mastitis are all of liNeter, They are home on or elsoat July 1st. --The return table for the usinisterof God and in tilt' 5 genial natnted men and tvillitave their football netteh lietweers the Dasblvood eerie. slays when elowels eerviees were 611,11e0 lot trueFt $;Aree....9 heerepeete 4-„Zgrlett 8,entortl tAll'ktlint'eetierf on PrP, 1/1,114istPt.”" 4114 V"1/1"1-1 AR it IS Moe bleeeed to give itinsinese b'imay, resetting in a, seove of 111 it hi$ regmar Nene The fun- r, then to eeeekee They ere aIwaye ex. or of the D:sishwatid boyeensIteve feral took ritac, hiloy to At iconai tendw.. to one onoth-.14 and to thOSO leSt°,70 OW I er, to the unpleasant- bia wife here arrived home front sympathy of the conunsmity. Schuelke, the lettherise tililliOter cemetere. The bereaveil ones have the loatheatastt;,t,t1,1:eliegirn,ellolicksiseisseeltntelue.1:14.mi:ia;a:::,idits,;hiitejahgtilli;13tilli e of the weist,iser on Setmelay only Tooento.--Alre Fawcett. of Alitcbell, apent Kin -Way yeah her sister. Woutien.--A. In'. i', V.S.. vent Sutelav with Logos) friende.--Meee-re, ' 011.44 3oynt and dintelovin of Heneell, ist Sunday at the home of Ain JO. Alisses Margavite aud Leata Norris of Totouto, ore vieiting their coming west of Om village.- Me, Pee. kine spent Sunday with Mr. Hugh Ken- nedy. -Airs. Wm. Jeffery, stet who hus beeu quite ill, is its:proving slowlo.--- Mies Ada Drake returned home Wed uestlay from Kissburn,aceompunied by Mise Wileonertul Mes. Ilotham.-Mr. Edgar Miller spent Monday at Gram' Benti.-The Stan Metisodiet circuit intend hohliog their anneal anniver- sary services on Sunday. june 28, in Pullman's grove. The Rev. Haat of Woodham, will preaele morning and evening, end the Hee. Mr. BrOWL1,, or Alltdiell, in theaters -more There wilt also he a, picnic, the following Wetines- neeee July 1st, for which a good pro. Ingram is being prepared. Tea will e served from 4.30 to 6 p.m. Dash:wood Me. and Mrs. George Xeliernmn are attemling the camp meeting at Cue rick. -The Bohm]. picnic on Wednesday was a fair success. -Miss Kibler, of Brampton, spent Sunday here with frientls.-Rev. S. R. Knecthel, of Bu- ll% onducted quarterly meeting here on Saturday and Sunday last. -Alr. Obarlie Guenther received a kick from Isis horse on Thursday. Fortunately he was notseriously hurt. -Mr. Jonathan Merrier, merchant. left Thursday for Albertan N.W.T., where he owns a large tract of land. He expects to be absent about a rnonth. -The footbssll Match on Friday nigbt between the Zurich and Dashwood. boys resulted in a score of 1-0 in favor of Dashwood. Surely the band will now plays -Next Sunday promises to be a great clay in the history of the Evangelical church here, it being the occasion of the annual children's day festival. A good program will be ren- dered in the afternoon and evening and a liberal collection' is expected. - Mr. Wm. Ethers ishaving a windmill erected on his barna-A. load of the Forresters here attended divine ser- vice at Main street church, Exeter, on Sunday morning. -Mr. Taylor, of Michigan, is here renewing acquaint- ances. -The election of officers in the Y.P.A.bere will take place this (Thurs- day) evening. -Mr. and Mrs. John Pre - ter Sunday at Mr. Henry Willeres, of town. _Luca"). Mr. Robt. Crossland, of Barrie, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell. -Mrs. (Dr.) Armstrong, of Mitchell, and Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson, of Kirkton, spent a few days here dur- ing the week, the guests of Mrs. Holt- by. -Miss Eye, Carter, who has been attending the Normal at London, has returned home for the holiday. -Miss Lena Collins spent a few days in Lon- don clueing the week. -We are pleased to note among the list of AL A., gradu- ates of Toronto University the narrie of our Mathernetical Master, Mr. 3. W. Hedleo. We congratulate him on his success. -Mr. Harry Wrilmsley, teller ohfoitildwayMs!rch ants' Rank, is taking his PLEASANT EVENING. -A few even- ings ago the pupils of Form II. were the guests of Masters Rey and Cyril Thomas at the Rectory, where a very enjo able time was'spent. After lunch- eon Mr. Carter on behalf of the pupils thanked Mr. and Mrs. Thomas for their deep interest manifested in the class- mates of their children, and tendered them a hearty vote of thanks which, was reeved and seconded by Masters H. Guilfoyle and R. Orme. In reply Mr. Thomas made a very able speech showing that as a man well versed in school life he recognized the fact that the social and the moral side of educa- tion must go hand in hand with the intellectual. Miss Elnan, Hughes then presented Mrs. Thomas -with a Japan- eee Vase and a beautiful bouquet and Master Harvey Guilfoyle read an ad-' are8s. entry and pee party for we nniet ve putty governmesit. Trite to the trne to the tithe whieh useana and trite to the blue, then we Melly. the earlier eettleve were Owl inn true to ontnekes, trov to ont, w hose Isere attended. the excese Labor. elOTI te Heipb.-4k new separate Gebool H.Sweitzer is letting 4i males% eh m.• iUtAs to be emend in Section Neel, of the ngplaGrand nti it placen iss hie mill sind ne Townehip uf Stanley, near Dryetlale. ahle tfA Meet 440 reitgaNeetite et the r. Sam Preensator. or near Dash - The following penile of ossr selmoi bile in a few daye better then tier.- west Friday with Air.E. ,e writing at the Entrance Exiled's* e and Mr& 3tartin Link vi•dte4 :11v. I Mr. Ileyweed. fEgeter,„ emelt $'in. lune. Whieh (tee helm?. held here this mil Moe (inerert Mk, of Rippe% I set Stanley here tvith 11.Sesselern-Mise k, vizi-Feed liaellarlaft. Week. -A, naHatker from nein isle; g Wirth. who h i het.,n visiting ple. Addisun Koehler. Ette Hort- the eices1191911 to ate Model -a-;u 1Oreessway, hae returned home, e and 1:4 elbington Johnetost. Me Guelph lest S Wesley. Altitougit the, Alse Walker Mai Wielebene Stelek bee been devotiug wad at. weetiser was dieenieeiside the twenty- ;. arrived Isere for the season glad areas,. ti 411 te Meet for tionie httle thee ity retlIrGed how siltisfik.11 will: thee. t coolie.; Blames' Vieth., -Dr. reed:the. bank.a t, if not all, we 11aier. day'e outiuge-Miss Stedsia, Brown, air Ansleteein, ter Itieter, mTived hem to steed, have a n Arty goad ebance of Ann Atter, Mich., Alleelklary E.Ilrown snesid week. --Mr. IL Sasidem etierit passeug. of Nispervilles and Master Otto Sunday herte-Mr. mad Men J. Speck. owe of Matins. are visiting their Man, of Exeter. are Isere camping. - Contralto, vats here foe it few weekeeelthe Mr. Ilatetoss, Of Exeter, was su, mu: bete aceetned u ituaation burgh Friday. h wholeside House in louden soul eft for that city last week. -Airs. ids and eon, Palmer, of Woodisain, the guests of Mr. and is. W. A. ,00k n'ridey and tiatuedity.-Air. "Lt. Altstisew Atorlock have re. home, after it pleasant visit wi 'r children in 41,nr0ra, Sweitzer has painted his new fence and is now levelling the ground aroma his residence for a.lawn.-Miss Lydia Finkbeiner gave an excellent re. poet of the ptoceedings of the Sunday School Convention, wbich wee held in N. Eeethope last week, +Lathe Sunday sebool of the Evangelical church Piet Sunday afternoan.-A yery mean trick was played on one of our young men the other evening. He had left his wheel outside at the gate, while he bad gone in the house and on return. ing end mounting Isis bike he found that eight or nine Isoles had been put through the tire. There is nothing very clever in a trick, of this kind, but we fuppese the perpetrator feels woad of his joke. --Mr. Jack Eilber has bought out les brother Harry's inter- est in the pump business and now bas it all to . a We wish Jack every and neighboring lodges, marched in a himseld nonyanns succes,-Miss I. Winer and Mrs. Eliz - body to chore's. ltev. R. ebeth Mortice, of New Hamburg, are visiting Mr. stud Mrs.Mat. and Min. Wm. Lewis spent Tuesday in Granton, the guest of Mr. and Airs. Francis Clark. -Mr. and Mrs. Darnel Oestreicher are attendieg the wedding of the latter's brother in Tavistock this week. -Mr. and Mrs. Sweet Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Schlueter and Mrs. Josiah Brown are visiting relatives in Bright this week. -Mr. Claude Bleat presided at the Entrance examinations in Zurich this week. Ptoenc-The Sunday School Picnic of the Evangelical church was held in the park at Grand Bend last Wednes- day and waS a grand success. Seven 'bus loads of young people left the vil- lage, besides a large number a single rigs and carriages of our farmers. A foot -ball match was played bett'veen our boys and Zurich, which resulted in a score of 1-0 in favor of Zurich. The .scholars were treated to oranges and bananas; races took place for which the successful ones received prizes. The boating as grand and a great number took advantage of the oppor- tunity to have a ride on the smooth surface of old Lake Huron, The com- mittee who had the matter in charge. deserve great praise for their work in making this picnie such a success. Coining home Mr. Herman Oestricher's team took fright at some bags lying along the roadside and threw the occu- pants of the carriage into the ditch. The carriage was smashed, but the oc- cupants came oft without any %jury to themselves. It is indeedvery for- tunate that nething serious happened. DR. J. W. ORMR* crAtralis Mee hears 0 ta 19 gm.,1 Ito tc0 S eace Teantsest tezversel-ati.'ca vent Lwaa sad Wm; carnet Alre. A. Brooks and Mr& t. Duplan pent Friday in Exeter with Mende. Mr. Andrew Hicke has returued e front Winnipeg. Ile was very cadet with his lag load of hems, ntl o doubt will anon go back with nother load, !leis 14. Imatlen--Russell Colwlinstudent or Clinton High school V11 s on se visit to his home here last week. He intends during the vaention this summer going to Manitoba. --The L. O. Lodges of this vicinity intend go- iug to Heneall on the 120.1, -The Hen- sel! bend hna been secured for tho Strawberry Festival to be held on the laWII of the Methodist parsonage an Dominion Day. As a baud they are sidd to he first class. The, public are lookintt for a good time, Messrs. Ein beret As. P. P41 }T. e Pritt$ Z1112411 und other prominent speakers have been invited. -A load of Forresters drove to Exeter en Sunday laming to attend Divine service in the Main street Meth- odist church. They, with the Exeter was the preaeh.er for the occasion and took his text from St.Luk ,e chap.10 and the latter part of the 87th verse, and dealt chiefly with the parable of the Good Samaritan. He spoke at length on "love," that love which went out to our brother men and on the o brother- hood of mars' both of which were so prominently exemplified in the good work of the Order. After the service the brethren marched back to the lodge room. The decorum and order (Amery - ed 'were most commendable and reflect credit on the brethren. ENTSRTAINIMV. - The committee in charge of the Musical and Literary entertainment to take place in the Methodist church on theevening of Silly 1st, are exerting every effort to make it the best ever before given here. They have succeeded in securiug the services of some of the best artists procurable, consequently it goes with- out saying that the affdir will be a sue - cess. Everybody should attend. See bills for particulars. TIN W2DDING.-Ten years ago last Sunday at Delgrave, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks were united in the holy bonds of marriage. It Was a happy event and the young people started on the tempestuous sea of life with great expectations, and these ten years have been fraught with tuuch happiness and prosperity. During the ten years this worthy couple have ful- filled the marriage vows and happy in administering each to the other. On Monday lest the tenth anniversary of this wedding was fittingly celebrated, as was evidenced by the assemblage that gathered at their home. A large /winner of friends were unable to be present on account of the'heavy down- pour of rain which prevailed all even- ing, but those who were fortunate enough to be present were Very pleas- antly .entertained, although it was dreary and cheerless without it was bright and joyous within. Games and other harmless amusements were in- dulged in, after which a dainty lunch- eon wes served which did credit to those who provided it. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks were kindly remembered by their friends, RS piece after piece of useful utinsils were presented to them, and soon occupied a large space. At a reasonable hour the company broke up when all disperse(1 to their respec- tive home, after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Brooks many years Of happy wedded life, and that they may live to cele- brate their diamond wedding. Innes Hamilton, aged twenty years, the youngest son of Mr. Peter Hamil- (Front Another Source) ennveees.-Special Wesley Bicen- tenary Anniversary services will be held in the Methodist church, Crediton next Sabbath. In the morning the pastor, Rev. R. W. Knowles, will give a special address commemorative of the occasion, being the 200th anniver- sary of the birth of the venerable Sohn Wesley. In the afternoon the pro- gram. compiled by the general confer- ence for Sabbath Schools, will be fol- lowed and in the evening a platform meeting will take the place of the usu- al services. Papers and addresses will be given by the following; ---Mrs. Isaac Hill, representing the Epworth League; 'Mrs. (Rev.) Knowles, the Ladies' Aid; Mr. R. E. Walker, Sabbath School, Mr. Wm, Lewis, the Quarterly Official and Trustee Board of the church. These speakers will Speak upon some phase of the life and work of Mr. Wes- ley. Special singing by the church their will be given at the services morning and evening. An old fash- ton, a, well-known implement man- ioned methodist love feast will be held ufaetelner,of- Peferboro was drowned at the close of the morning service. while sailing on Little Lake at the come an and enjoy the showers of above place on Friday afternoon, blessing. WEDDING Alontlay the home of Air. and Alre. Ze.ppes was ail astir and ns number of frieuds and relatives thronged there it was quite evident that something unusual was uspiring at this particular bonne ereon 9eemed radiant and limp. , well they might be. for the commotion Wee the advent of Weiner - :iv° of their estimable da 'seiner. Miss Louisa. to Ma Eitemaday, of Point Hamad. The groom looked the pie - Lure of lumpiness and fairly bubbled over with etsy when his fair young bride stepped forward clothed in beautiful wading: garment and took her place beside him. The officiatbag clergyman, Rev. S. A. Carrier(', tied the nuptial knot in his tumid Jumpy matinee. Immediately after the cere. niony the blushing bride and her wor- thy Imsbautl were warmly congratu- listed, after which all sat down to a, well provided and daintily spread table. Respected nua beloved as the bride was here it is uo wonder that there are so many lonely hearts here today, Tint the kindnesses performed by her while here will remain AS lov- ing memories for the future. As Mr. and Mrs. fienntsday leave Grand. Bend for their future home in Pts Edward. they carry with them the hest wishes of the whole community for their fu- ture and may they have the choicest blessings resting on them. Miss Lizzie Birn, of Quebec, was drowned at Levis in attempting to jump on a moving steamer. A two-year-old son of Mr. ALHaynes of Louth Township, was drowned. by falling into a tub of water. The house af Mr. Ben Fisher, a farmer of Tweed, caught fire while he was out milking. Mr, Fisher had a hard time to saVe his children, who were in bed. BIRTHS. WESKrene-in Zurich, on June 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weseleh, Sr., a. thin MrresiatoLTZ-Iu Zurich, on June 17, to Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Mittelholtz, it SON BADOUR-At St, Joseph, on June 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Badour, son. Hensall, on June 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook, a son. MILLER-1n Hensall, on June 11, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller, a son, MARRIAGES. DIGNAN--ROWARD-At the residence of the bride's mother'Main street on June 23rd. by the Rev, R. Mill- . yard, Mr. Ed. Dignan to Miss Helena Howard, (laughter of the late Wm. Howard. THOlirsoN-FLETerrEri. --- At the re- sidenee of the bride's parents, Kick ton, on June 24, Mr. Thomas Thomp- son, of St. Mary's, to Miss Eliza, Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs moRrozabt.iFsleiarDtcolterctims-__At the residence of the bride's patents, con. 3, Bid- dulph, on June 24, Mr. Archibald McFalls to Miss Lilly Hodgins, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Hocl- gins, IKENNEDAY-,-MA.PPE---At the residence of the bride's parents, on June 22, by the Rev. S. A. Corriere, Mr. Kenna day to Miss Lonisia, daughter of Mr. Zapfe, of Grand Rend. DEATHS OriArrarr---In Hily, on June 12, Perci- val Chaprnam. ' NuliDY--At Lieury, on June 15, Ann Nurid 37, aged 92 years. MOKAT.--Near Kippen, on June 17, Ann McLeod, relict of the late An- gus McKay, aged SO years.