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T1-IURSO AY, MAY 0th, 1920
GRAN I Oji
The furuera,t of Mrs. Ed, ?eerie et
.,Prospect, who died sudden.ty on
day, seas conducted on Sunday after
_noxa, Rev. Jefferson. officiating.—the
.epworth League held a splendid con-
e,ert in, tee _l eueotest Church on Mon -
dap evening.—rieetor 11.aso,a and ,.siiss
M3yrtic HoDos roto, ticrc t,.t Nun -
,,y and took his sem..., _.les. John
:'Wright back won thew ee Laad,c;nfor
visit.— l here,is a sot cl seeuing clone
these parts, some far,,,_: be.,-iz a-
bout done with the ,gra.,. iryrc G .t,
--1be Anglican Church . ,v .te i wn
.i.exceucut concert m Ctixea's 1-iall last
aerivay pa.gnt, the tatert beide from at.
vlirys.,an-i the pasts were very c_ever-
. ly taken. 1 he ride of roe play was,
'c..;heertw. Liar."—The ems oyier.an
,y, s more than, crowded Ost Jutauity e -
�c�it:zsg, rue o xis ala being to.:
oi aeemoria,, taolets erected co t.,e
.boors of the Yresoyterien Church, ys ee
e ice 'ea the Le.tas o. uatti:e oversea.,.
'i.be service wela a very inpress,y:
raise.—Sac ratnenat was atimrivisteri? at
the mourning sservkce, of tne Methoce,�.
chi.irc.n aria et Wesley in the atter
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Lumley
Mrs John ,11. Gime spent a,. feu
in London last week visiting, friends,
—Mr. Jas . Keetoci, returned home on
Saturday from Forest atter spending
.few days with the Brandon, brothers,
—Wedding bells are ringing in Lumley,
HURONDALE
'lie 'regular monthly meetete of
the Women's Institute was held in
tee schoolhouse Wedn,asday evening
April ZSth. The invitation to out-
siders to attend met with a hearty
response and a very interesting pro-
gram was given. Mee F. W. Gladma-moi
of Exeter had kindl,consented to
speak and his subject "What a woman
ought to know about Law" was inter-
esting and instructive. Mrs. 'Wright
of Exeter gave much pleasure to those
present in, the reordering of two solos
and also Mrs. Dougall and Miss Ford,
Before tiie meeting, closed Mr. J. Mor-
gan was callled to give information on
the Hydro question.. The president
announced the next meeting for May
Zetls when the e:.ectioa of officers Neill
take place. It will be held at the
hone of Mrs, Luther Oke. An invite-
ti,o:a to resit the ,Crediton Inst;tute rn
May 4th was also announced and at: .
ceptee.
STEPHEN C'OUNC'IL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on Monday, May 3rd, 1920,
at 1 p.m. All members were present.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and adopted.
An application from the Police
Trustees from Grand Bend was read
asking the Council to pass a by-law
to submit to the electors of the said
Police Village to vote on the ques-
tion whether or not the electors are
in favor of asking the Hydro-EIec-
tric Power Commission of Ontario
for a supply of electric power for
the Police Village of Grand Bend.
Webb—Penhale—That the re-
quest of the applicants be granted
and that by-law No 265 to take the
vote of the rate -payers of the Pol-
ice Village of Grand Bend entitled
to vote on money by-laws, having
been read three times be passed and
signed by the Reeve and Clerk and
the seal of the corporation attached
thereto. Carried.
Hayes—Sweitzer— That by-law
No. 264 to appoint Pathmasters,
Poundkeepers and Fence Viewers
having been read three times be
passed and signed by the Reeve and
attached thereto. Carried.
Penhale-Webb-That'. the assessment
roll for. 1920 as filed by the assessor'
with the Clerk, be accepted and that
the Court of Revision to hear ap-
peals be held in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on, Wednesday, the 26th
of May, 1920, at 1 p.m. Carried:
• The following orders were passed:
Toronto Stamp and Stencil Works,
cow=tags $10.3e; Jos. Gideon, sal-
ary, ae` assessor 100.00; Dr. Hynd-
man, re Bloomfield examination 2.00
Eli. Lawson, re Bloomfield removal
to Clinton 6:00; Musser & Hodgins,
grading S.B. 18.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on May 26th, 1920 at 1 p.m.
Henry Either, Clerk.
A. Social 'Necessity.
"Why is your daughter taking les-
sons. on the violin?? Has she, shown,
le special aptitude for the violin?"
"No, but every girl has to take lei
Sana on ,g2,347',7' :oesn't ahs?"
Iiensail
Miss ee Walker of Guelph ',s spend-
ing t few weeks visiting, her grand-
mother Mrs. A. Smallacombe.., 1r,
Garnet Case, who leas been visiting
with ;hit ,parents, leer. and Mrs, Geo,
Case, for the past few weeks°, has are-
turned to Toronto,—Mr, John Pfaff
last week moved to the farm he re-
cently purchased from Mr, M. Rennie.
—Mr. John Eider of the Goose Line
District, Sask„ ' siter his cousin, Mr.
John Elder, Hensel', fer afew days.—
Mr, and Yirs, W. S. Caldwell, who
have spent the past two months in
Toronto, are visiting Mrs. Caldwell's
parents Mr. artd Mrs. T. Sherritt, Sr,
—The Hensall I,O.O.F attended .div -
Me service in. St. Paul's church Sun
day evening and heard en excellent
sermon by Rev. Garrett, the rector.
Several brethren from Exeter and
Brueeliele were also present.
SCHOOL REPORT of S. S No. 8,
HAY, for the month of April: --Jr, 4
A. Kuntz 73, A. Miller 69 2--3, L. 'Liner
63. Sr 3—A..eliller 89, E. Schumacher
6S, A. Bender 61, F. Quackenbush 52.
Q1'.. Hartman absent, Jr. 3—U. Milker,
Q66 1-3, E. Becker 62, E. Wiegand 13
absent, Sr. 2—E. Miiler7 , R. Becker
57, Jr 2--A. Wolper 86, H. Weber 83•
1Jr, 1--A. Ziler 89, F. Milner 87, E'.
Lista \\ eeee to Q3, I, Rader 14. Sr;
A—J Hartman 88, A. Becker 87, E.
Rader 84, L. Wiegand 75. A—N. \Va1-
per 95, M. Restemeyer 95, P, Wiegand
88, A. Gackstetter 72.—E. Guenther,
teas lies
SCHOOL REPORT of 4. S. No. 2,
R 1.iiPIlEN, for ,the month of M; rr It
and- April, based on regular attendance
}ilk wort:, test exams. and hehavour
jr 4--'..> Wetzel, L, l3'rtle1, L. Eng
' a t A J snkbe*neer, T. Lampert, L.
' llirtee, St, 3-0, Lampert, Jr. 3—C.
l< lwerds. Sr. 2—M. Lamport, Melvin
1. tmpert W. Rollins. Jr. Z --T;
I -TA Lampert, R. Fenkbe.ner, W,
Lampert Sr Primer—T. Lamport, H.
Hirtee, jr P Hier—E, Lamport, \,
i.tweee Number cot real 19; average
(`tttte.n.; e 15, C. M. e ehro. der. tee-
Icher.
SCHOOL REPORT at S. S. No. 4,
STEPHEN, for .the month of April:
Sr 4—R Either, H. Rader, Jr. 4—E.
eloriock. Jr. 3-0. Weber, L. etch -
ware, M. Wein, L \Ve:n. Sr. 2—Iva
Btrokenshire., I£; Morlock, I. Staley, R,
Weber. .E. Fabner, R. Schwarz. Jr. 2,
A—S. Railer, 1. Mas-tene, A. Becker,
L, Wein; Jr. 2, B—M..bia,rtene, C.
Marlene. Pt. 2—L. Wein, T. Weber,
T. Weber, Gt Becker. Sr. Pr.—Edna
hlartene, G. Hodgsoire Jr. Pr,—Edith
Weber, G. Becker.
Number on troll 26; average attend-
ance 24,—Mina Ehlers, teacher.
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