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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1906-1-18, Page 10SUPPLEMENT TO 'THE EXETER. ADVOCATE Exeter, Ontario, March 8th., 1906 ;Stephea;t. Council Stephen Council met as a Court of Revili.I1 to hear the appeals re Mud Creek Drain, in Town Hall, Crediton, Monday, March 5, at 10 a.m. After peach member of the Council had taken the necessary oath, they took the sworn evidence of all persons present, 'who appealed against theirassessment. 'The :following; changes in the Engi- neei's; report. as to allowances and .compensation to be paid were made, viz: The assessment:on Lot 19, Con. 10, for allowance was divided into three parts, viz: W., 62 acres to be al- lowed $65.10t S. E. 20 acres to be al- lowed $21; N.E., 18 acres to be allowed $18.90. The following changes were ruade: Lott ,1,09., Con. ,a13. McGillivray�Tp„ to Lot 19 Con.N.B. 2 it , it tt tt .t ,. 19 ., ti i4. 11 tt ,t tt 3 ., 15 .t 4 a 11 ,t tt tt 4 tt 15 tt 5 ,t 11 .t tt .. 5 e 15 Court.then adjourned to meet again in Town Hall, Crediton, Saturday, March 17, at 1 o'clock. After Court of Revision had adjourned. Council alnet for the transaction of regular bus - mega.; .;All present. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Finkbein •ere -Yearley -that the Auditors' re- ceived. -Carried. A petition was pre- sented to the Council, praying that Pablie :School Section No. 1 be divided tlnto two 'sections. The Council in stnueted:the clerk to mail each of the trustees of the present S.S. No. 1 a registered letter, notifying them that the By -Law dividing this section would be considered on Monday, April 2nd, at 10 non. and that the Council would be prepared to receive any objections to the passing of such By -Law from the ,panties interested. And further that a.notice to that effect he inserted in the Exeter Times and Exeter Ad. vocate. Anderson -'Webb -That By - Laws Nos. 5 and 6 o 1906, having been read a third time, be passed and sign- ed';by the Reeve and Clerk and the seal of'tlze'Corporation attached thereto. - Carried. W. D. Sanders and John Brown were re -appointed Drainage Viewers. Resolved that Pathmasters, Poundkeepers and Fence Viewers for the present year, be appointed on 2nd April next. The following orders were passed: ' Young Bros., account $8.05; H. F. Silber,` expenses for removing F. Wein:to House of Refuge. $5.65; J. Wein. rep. Aux Sauble bridge, $4.25; F.'Haist, do.. $2; W. Anderson rep. Essery bridge, $5; J. Greb, work on 3rd s.r., $2; J. Link, attendance on Ehlers ;Board of Health, $6; Advocate Printing Co., account and supplies, and. printing 'Mud Creek By -Law, $131.94 F. Green. gravel, N.B., $18.40; G. Brown, postage, $8; W. Witzel, rep. ctilvert and gravel, " $6. Council adjourned to Saturday, March 17, at.1 Silber, Clerk, sIzefoammiosamassua Goshen Line Stephen (Intended for last week.) [, SROOTINC+• MATCH AND OYSTER, SUP- PER. -The Zurich Gun Club and an aggregation of the Goshen Line boys,. levelled guns in a friendly shoot Tues- day last on Mr. Peter Krafts farm, the object being to shoot for an oyster sure - per. There was some good shooting done 'On both sides but the Stephen boys came out victorious. Following is the score: -Stephen -Yearley 7, F. Snell 9, G. Mawhinney 5, Louis Kraft 5, W. Mawhinney 8, R. Mawhinney 8, R. Sheardown 6, T. Mawhinney 6, G. Hirtzel 5, Total 66. Zurich -A. Mittle- holtz 7, A. Sipple 9, B. O'Brien 4, H. Young 4, 0, Rau 5, W. Stephens 4, C1. Weaver 0, C. Mawhinney 6, C. Din- ney 2, W. •O'Brien 4. Total 45. Mrs. Kraft held a quilting bee the same day and quite a number of the good ladies of the neighborhood gathered to do duty. They succeeded in taking off two quilts. In the evening a very en- joyable time was spent by all present in games, and dancing until midnight, when the oysters were served and then all departed for their respective home feeling that all had enjoyed a good time. • St. Marys: The drug business p, f F. G. Sanderson has been purchased by Messrs. Frank H. Smith & Co. Mr. Smith comes from Markham., St. Marys: George Hutchings, who has been a resident of St. Marys for nearly half a century, died at bis home, Sunday, Feb. 25, aged 74 years. School Reports, The following is the report for S. S.' No. 2, Stephen, for February: V.- Roy Hill 77. Sr. IV. -Laura Sims 84, Herbert Mitchell 80, Clayton Sims 78, Olive King 72, Everett Sims 71. Jr. IV. -Beryl Rill 70, Mary Chambers 69. Jr. III. -Eli Sims 76, Lillian Stabls 74, Sydney Smart and Matilda Edwards 70 (equal). Jr. II.- Viola Cornish 90, Irving Stabls 78, Gertrude King 70, Andrew Flanagan 61, Elizabeth Sims, 55. Jr.Part IL -Myrtle Sims 75. O. M. Turner. Teacher. The following is a correct report of the standing of the pupils of S.S. No. 3, Stephen, for the month of February. Names are in order of merit. Sr. IV. - T. Penhale, F. Beaver, H. Preszcator, 0.Ford, H. Triebner, R. Willis, H. Parsons. Sr.III.-G. Dearing, E. Par- sons, E. Triebner, S. Willis, M. San- ders. Jr. III. -F. Neaman, P. Dearing, G. Hicks, J. Willis, F. Preszcator, E. Shapton. ,Sr. IL -A. Willis, G. San- ders, F. Triebner, 0.Parsons, A.Willis. Jr. II. -W. Shapton, O. Preszcator, G. Penhale. Sr. Part 1.I. -G: Stanlake. Jr. Pt. II.- M. Willis, R. Parsons, C. Triebner. Part L -G. Neaman, V. Preszcator. No. on roll 32, average at- tendance 30. --Percy S. Banes, Teacher, The following is the report of the of S.S. No. 5,Usborne. Names in or- der of merit. The results being rased chiefly upon Lhe weekly examinations. Sr. IV. -Herbert Bissett, Wm. Sillery, Norman Perkins, Lloyd Rivers. Gor- don Heywood. Jr. IV.- Myrtle Moodie. Hazel Bissett, Joe Sillerv, John Riley, Herman Dayman Mary Rydd, Emily Ford, Victor Heywood, Sr. ITT.=Elva Frrd, Blanche Ford. Jr. III. -Irene Rivers, Wm. T,ernick. Vera Hodgson, Vera :Moodie, Elmer McFalis. II. -Hugh Sillery, Ed. Sil- lery, Etnma Fisher, Rufus Kestle, Aus- tin Ford, GertieJohns. Norman Johns. Sr. Pt. II. -Harper Rivers, Freddie Perkins, Irene Ford. Joseph Bernick. Jr. Pt. TI. -Cecil Harris, Arthur Ford. Pt. L -Mervin Dayman. P. Gowans, Teacher. Saloon REPORT. -Following is the standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 5. McGillivray, for the month' of Jan. Names in order of merit. V. -James O'Leary 856, Thn O'Leary 703, Ray- mond Coughlin 575. IV. -Fred Lewis 1837, Arnold Coughlin 1734, Aaron Scott, 1422, Violet Short 1239, Thomas Kilmer 1043, Eliza Hodgins 885. III. Alice Lightfoot 1735, ` Lorne Sholdice 1462, Ella Hodgins 1400, Philomene Coughlin 1203, Dalton Lewis 1067, Johnny Conghlin. 965, Wm. Maguire 352. IL -Alex. Hodgins 1579, Henry Hodgins 1529, Melvin Lightfoot . 769, Lizzie Cook 617, Win. Tilbury 584, WinnieO'Leary 467,Alton Sholdiee423. Pt. IL -Gordon Lewis 1796, Mary Hod- gins 1613, Merton Morley 1506, Flor- ence Kilmer 1028, Cecil Jones 881, Vera Hamilon 807, Cornelius Conghlin 681, Harold O'Leary 361. Sr. Pt. I. -Nor- man Short 824, Mary Dauncey 817, Sylvia Jones 657, Clarissa Scott 617. Matilda Delancey 57S, Elsie Lewis 517, Wm: Hodgins 260. Jr. Part I.Ry Hodgins 783, Cecil Lightfoot 134. No.. on roll 40, average attendance 34. Alvina Wilson, Teacher. McGillivray Council Council met pursuant to adjourn- went. in Town Hail, McGillivray, Mcb. 5. Present. J. Robinson, Reeve; W.T. Clens, J. Gibson, J. Poore, and W. Mawson, Councillors. Minutes of last. meeting read, approved of and signed. Clens -Poore -that James Neil be re- appointed to the Board of Health and Thos. Pearson be appointed in stead of James Gihson.-Oarried. Diens- Mawson-that the Anditors' report as read be accepted and 300 copies he printed. --Carried. Poore--Clens-that the Reeve be instructed to consult our Solicitor regarding the legality of ap- nointing inspectors to enforce the By - Law prohibiting stock from running at large. -Carried. Gibson-Poore- the.t accounts, amounting to $142.40. be paid. -Carried. Council adjourned to meet in the Town Hall, the first Monday in April, at 1 o'clock. 3, D. Drummond, Clerk.