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EXETER HIGH SCHOOL
The Board of .ldiication la'sttyear,
imide provision for. the, best in Sec-
ondary ;dtiontien lry increasing the
teaching staff, efficiently 'equipping
• 'every depai°tlhle'1' including a fourth
a form' (new,) and establishing a num-
. A ber of seholarehips. This action of
the Board has been rewarded by the
= excellent . results obtained by the
= school. on tie departmental exanliva-
--- flans in :luno. The results are very
gratifying not only to the Board and
teachingstaff but also to the people
of Exeter Thigh School District. They
intricate fait 11ul work 011 thet part of
both. staff and students.
'1110 Depa'r'tment. of Education chid
not make known the number, of
i r1 of an"` of the 'u e sful .'t rd
. ria l .� y s cc s 4 1
;111.5 this year. Their class standing
-= only wan- given as 'First, 'Second and
Thi .cl Chas( Itonols'and Pass Credits.
The 11uurd'tliereiere decided that
the Seholarships Committee should
stake the, aywards 'according to the
= grade ptaucliug of the students, and
that the basis should be as follows:
In: Form;;. the Scholar standing
highest in, four subjects.
Izz Fo'rrns.,'1T, 111, IV, the Scholar
standing highest in si`x subjects.
The Board, in limiting tri inumber
of subjects to -four and six,' as stated,
did so to ,encourage concentration
and to enable more scholars to com-
pete.It 1Cpointed out, however,
that HarrYSeidel). Ieased in eleven
subjects in Middle School, ,standing
rt•, -
lagliost in . Form 111 in General Pro
ficier cy pallid that Bruce \1edci'passecl
iih nine ,subjects : in Upper/' School,
n ' highest Form
standing g st inF
aIV in Gez-
eral Proficiency, An award for Gen-
eral 1'1,oficiencY is made' in each of
these cases.'
A Gold Medal was a,-wai'cled last
year to the student standing highest
in General Proficiency, 11lh ddle SClo01
Graduating::Class, Since-Upper'School
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- or Fourth Formic has been added, this
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= ci:decl: that the Gold Mea shall h a- . quiet wedding took Mace in Ex -
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warded"' to student standing highest eter on Saturday last at the bride's
in General Pr.oflciency Lipper School. home, when Miss Charlotte ,Dearing
was united in marrr ge'to Mr. The Prnioijial, Mr. E. J. SPethey, has ab _ Sidne y
offered.two SchoolarsliIs one, aLztchfie d '
of The
cereinonY.
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Mr. Hy Lewis, of McGillivray,; had
the misfortune to get his hand
,caught in a threshing machine, ,IXis
fingers anct hand were badly cut and
some of the bonen were crushed,.
CUT13!JSIL— GOU[.1) NIT MIA 11S
4 quiet wedding toolsplace on Sat-
urday last at the home of the bride's
Mother, Mrs. Rd, Gould, James St.,
when het ..youngest daughter 1Viiss
Lillian Olive was united in marriage
to i11r. Walter E. Cutbush. Amid
a profusion . of flowers, and in the
the presence\•of, only the immediate
relatives Rev, M. J. Wilson Perform-
ed the ceremony at $ o'clock a.ol.
Mr. •incl 111I1.s.a`Cutbush deft on the
morning train to spend a short then-
eynloOn in Windsor and Detroit. OM
'their return they will r4s?ci e on iVIaiz i
str
eet in the residence recently
vacat-
ed by John Hawitslxaw, Their
many friends will join with the,
a zrnes in extending congratulations.
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WIN MOH CLINTON
rlie young ladies' of the Main St.
Outdoor clubwent to Clinton last
Thtirsclay and played the return
ganie of soft ball with the ladies of
the Philathea plass 'of Ontario street
S. S. and -were successful i11 return"-
ing with the laurels, Baying defeated
the Clinton team 24 to 20, In the,.
fourth innings the Exeter girls had
a streak of luck that netted them 12
runs, This makes a. tie, Clinton )lav-
ing •clefeatel Exeter in town the Mon-
day previous, Following the game
the visitors were treated' to a sump
tud'us banquet by the Clinton young
ladies and a very enjoyable time w'S
spent.. Following, was the line-up of
the Exeter teals Eleanor Medd, p;
Helen Dignan, c; i1I- Heywood 1st U;
\I Walker, 2nd b; Adele .Lovle, 3rd
b; Inez Tuckey s.s•; Mabel Johns, 5,s.
M. Broderick, ref.; 'I;. Lamport, el.;
Mrs, T. Elliott, c.f.
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third prize in Form I, the other, a was performed at o'clock by Rev.
third prize' int -Form II. Mr. Wethey, Mr. Naylor,",of I-Iensall, in the' 4pres
also, secured>,a Scholarship from a ;ence of immediate relatives of the
."'i.umber o1 o lsmess -men of Exeter,' :contracting parties - The bride; ;was
= for the '`student standing highest,in becomingly "'" attired in a - wedding -1
General Proficiency in Middle School, gown of white silk canton crepe and
The aw arcls are as follows: Conlin -
was given away by her eldest 'brother,
Femme
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MARRIED
FISSETTE—A'MOS—At '`"Ingleside"
Bownlanville, on Thursday, August
31st,, Mrs. Minnie Go Amos, for-
merly of Exeter, to Mr. Thomas
Fissette, of Brantford
SWZETMAN—BOYLE—In Toronto,
on September , 4th, Lillian, daugh
'ter of Mr. and Mr's. Thos. F. Boyle,
:to Arr. Kirby Alan' Sweetnian of
Torun o
LITCHFIFILD_ DEARING—At the
home of the bride,Exeter, by Rey.
Mr. Naylor, of Ileihsail, Miss Char-
lotte Dearing, to'Mo. Sidney Litch-
field,- of Detroit.
CUTBUSIH—GO'uLD-In Exeter, on
gent upon 011, students, (excepting
Fourth Foz•m_ ;);pursuing their studies
during the following year at ,Exeter
High School;
I, Exeter+Public School Entrance
evenin ri`
Exan ina,tion, 01) Marion Bissett. g t xn for Detroit_tvhere they
TI, Exeter` High School District
Entrance 1.1xam., (1) Ina Harding,
Eden School,_ Usboine; (2)` Marion
Bissett..
III, First Forin, Lower School,` (1)
Maud Miller; ,';(2)Marguerite 'Aid -
worth; (3) Oscar Harrison.
IV, Second `Form, Lower School,
(1) Kenneth. C. Stanbury; (2) Mary
Gilfillau; (3) •Edward Aldwortli:
V, Third Form, Middle School, (1)
Lulu Moriock;' (2) Carl l\Lorlock;
General Proficiency; Harry:Seldon.
VI Fourth Form, ' Upper School
weeks his decline had been more rap -
(1) Mabel Johns; (2) Bruce Medd; (icl ey although.it:was only the last da
General y
Proficie lch Aiedai; d
• •'Gu_ or two that It was" apparent the end
Bruce' Medd. ' was approaching. Ile was aged ,7 9
years and 6 months, Deceased was
born Mal, Devonshire,. Eng,, and came
to Canada with Ihis father and broth- 1
ers when quite a young man: He
was a carpenter by trade 'and assisted
1Vlr. Wm. Dearing. After the cere-
mony the guests repaired to the Bonze
of -Mr, Wm, Dearing, where a sump-
tuous' wedding dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Litchfield left on the
will reside in, future. The bride tra
yelled in a pretty;navy bine suit with:
hat to match. _ Their many friends•
in this community isill join with the
Times in extending congratulations,
DFATI-I OE WILLI/01 CREECH
' The death occurred early Monday
morning of '\Villiam' Creech, who had
for sixty years been a resident of Ex-
eter. ; Deceased had, been failing in
health for over a year, due largely
to heart trouble, ' and the last few
FISSETTE—AMOS NUPTIALS
Announcements have been receiv-
ed it town of the inarriage at `"Ingle-
side," Bowmanv'11e,; on Thursday-, I in building many of, the business
August 31st, of Mrs. Minnie; C. Amos, places and homes in Exeter and dis
formerly of Exeter,, `to NIi Thomas trict. He was a member 'of James
Fissette, of Brantford. The bride's street Methodist church, and was one
many friends in town will`joiu with of the few remaining Charter MMem
the Times in extending congratula- hers of the' Exeter Court of the Can -
,
and, NSadian Order of Foresters_ Deceased
tions, Mr. d, rs, Fissette will
be At Home at .19 Wellington- St, was' highly respected by all whcl knew
Brantford. him. He is. survived- by his wife,
Annie Bissett, one son, R. N. Creech,
I3O'VLING NOTES and one sister, Mrs. Richard Bissett,
September grid, M1ss Lillian Olive + of London. The `funeral was private
A rink of bowlers took in the Blyth and took place to. the Exeter come -
Gould, -'youngest daughter of the toninament, on Wednesday of last tei'y, on Tuesday afternoon.
late Richard and Mrs. Gould, to 'week and were successful in winning
Mr. Walter. E. Cutbush,' by Rev, second prize, • Tlzey' won three and DEATH OF ILEFRT HASTINGS
M. J„ Wilson. lost one game. Therink comprised
WILLIAIVIS=TRAQUAIR-`At ••Cart After a lingering ii]neSs of over
mel Presbyterian Manse,,, H 11 yTr two years death on Saturday removed
on August` 30Th, by. Rev. -Mr. 1Vic
Connell, Miss Virgie Mae, youngest S V 4 in ""the person of Albert Hastings,
daughter Aid.. Mr, and Mrs. Robert aged 57 years, During most of his.
Traquair, to° Mr. Roland D. Wil -I illness Mr. Hastings was able to - be
Hams, of Usborne. around although At different times
DIED he.e ryas confined to Inc bed: The de-
ceased was born at Crosshill, Ont.,
and when' a young man came to; Ex-
eter. For a number of years he con-
ducted a barber shop in town and af-
ter' selling Out went into the incur-.
thy. Enke, R. `W. Fuke, B. N. Creech
ensa , and W. Taman. , The prize was
a half dozen community teaspoons. one of Exeter's best known citizens
Messrs. Geo.' neil, A ,
Sanders, V.
Rivers and 13, N. Rowe were succes-
sful' in winning second prize at the
Ailsa Craig 'bowling tournament on
Wednesday of Mast week. They each
HASTINGS—In Exeter, on 1 received a handsome cut glass vase.
Septem-
ber 2nd, Albert Ilastings, aged; 57 They had three -Wins- and lost" in the
Years. ,: _
finals.
CREECH—In Exeter, on September Owing to rain during Die day the
lh, William Creech, aged.79' years weekly: tourney on the bowling green.
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and G rnont115. � ' ess making quite a success
was not largely attended oil. I'rid ty ince Uusin
evening last as usual. Four milks of it. He was 'harried to Alveretta
ENGAGEMENT "
p1a3'ecl'tss'o games with winners a- 'EsserY. who predeceased him a year
1VIr. and Mrs•.° George Maayso•1 an-gainst the winners... Geo: Snell, R. ago this _September. Their only
1lotine0 the•engai;gement of their only W Enke,"Trueman Elliott and R. N. daughter, Miss. Lila 11t home sut•-
daiighter, Greta i4iarga ret, to •311. G. Rowe carried off the prize With '�wo wives.• Tile is also survived "'by two
Elmore ,Tuckey,. of -London, son Of wins plus 18. broi'bers, Joseph and. Alex, of Guelph'.1Vl.z,• and.1Vlrs. Chas. E. Tuckey: The Four rinks of bowlers were in Lon- The deceased was assistant sulhei'ill-,
mar r i"age'. to take place the tatter g _ �.,
part of Septerner, don, on Labor day attending the ieendant of Coven P; sbyteri'an
p`" ` ems Rowing Club bowling tournament. Sunday Selioo1 and, was A. member of
()ADD OE THANKS , l.' G. Seldon's rink composed of W. the.•hoa,rd of management. He 1111
'Milos Lula )Hastings desires :to ex- .t Heitman, man, J. A. Stewart, W. W also a prominent. Mason <a 1i1:11aber of
preselier'sincefe' thanks to the .ny' Ttnitail and .0 C,,,, Selion, skip, were the 'Ode.f.e.nol sand 1!ohesft'1s. Tao
friends and neighbors for their kind- suocessfui ha:Winning fifth prise, cut funeral, private, was field, on"Aloi'(0ay
tress ands sympathy, thuring hen fatil-: 'grass candle Sticlks,..''•l,'hey 1iad three( conducted by,,¢ Reve hili 3313'onne 1, of,
01 °8 illness and death ;antl a.o fol „4ms.Vrtla goo1 VTtas and von lensallowln g to the rll�es,?ei,luevJ_ .'
the many floral tributes. 1 their' game in use, finals, Mr., Foote,
Announcements have beet 'received
of the marriage in Toronto, o1 Miss
Lillian, youngest daughter of 111. a.uti
%Vias. Thomas F. Boyle; fol•nierly of
Fleeter, to Mt•. .Kirby A. Sweetivain.
The young couple will 1'eside in Tor-
onto andel will Have the lest wishes
o;f many ii'iends iii' town, ,
Dr. G. E.. Lipsitt, o1 '-filtozi I3eaclh,.
St. Joseph Island, will open up aa,
medicalpractise ix •i'
P c h5 tise ata 1 about Coto--
her
ci;o-ber 7.st, and has rented the residence
on Main: St. at 'present occupied 'by
Mrs, B, Knight. Mrs. Drew and MI's.
knight expect to leave in a few weelts
to make their future honle::ill Ca,lifOr-
nia,
The attendance at the Exeter High
School la bro tell all records . l 'it
�c 1 lss oland
i$ quite possible that:: a new teacher
willrequireds0013,e with th Si Sit-
uation.
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b t y r
uation. 'Izi Form III when school
opened Monday, scholars filled the.
seats and were limed up at the roar
and in the aisles, 63 having register -
eel that morning. The enrollment on
Monday in the different I+'or,100 i=;.is.
tis follows: Form I. 42; Form 11,
Form III, 63; Form IV, 13; 'Total
157.
On Thursday evening of last week
about forty relativos and friends of
'Miss Charlotte Dearing met 'at her
Home and COnalil-to13' suri,rised her
with ai miscellaneous shower. The
presents wel^e drought into the 100111
in a rninature auto -prettily decorated
and those present had a very jolly.
time as the blushing bride -to -he un-
Wra t the numerous preseits which
h
including many fine gifs. Following'
this a daintyr
p ;pared lzy
the ladies was served.
Miss L. of St. Catharines
, l
who was visiting the Misses Hogarth
.of Waterloo street, was called to her
home' owing to the sad drowning ac-
cident of her sister, Miss Mary Gen-
evieve Bell. 11 se Bell o 1hi1 _ stvixri
riling in the Grand River near Cala-
clonia, ,on August 26t1i got beyond
her:. depth and }vas' drowned before
help could reach her: She was 21,.
years of age and was a school•teaehier
in St. Catharines. ` She 'vas buried
on Monday in Vfetoria Lawn i'', nu.-
I?"ll+]1) IN C O 0_
Ali' S. 1<, 1)avidsoii, " et 'I ulacls)
step-.fatlher of Mrs, (Rev,) A`iw
Tramper, of tOwn, died in 'that el a
on August 31St, after an i)lnese q
some 10061I1. yr. U Lviclson ,s4;., we
known an Exeter, he havi;ig wis%tey
helve on nunii 0OUS 004311 1011. The iter
ceased was 76 years old raid neaer1►
16"Yoa s 'i" ti
of ire tscae %' sgr,rtt ..i
teaching. For 15. years liehis be
in charge of art 'elasses ih); Lend°.
schools and at the time -of ht5 deaf l
he had ,charge of the a,rt step a1 taziuri;
of the London Collegiate, Tice had;,
fine reputation as an artist of a,bilit
and at 113tmerou5 e hibitio n wher
llis work,has been shown he has bee
awarded 1tBurs. .The decease
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s txiV v d by his s wido and ole 5>n„
Mullane C. Davidson. Rev. iVii, --
Tru?nper, who has been supplying a t
11013 Trinity chui`ci: Witeiae.,
111e past: five..a 1, i
cSundays d a.s aalaveci .inLon-.
don 011 •1/ cI i1 last and coal{ru-•.ted talo
funeral seryire on Saturday'.
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.A Quiet wedding took place atCar-,
'lel .Presbyterian Manse,, Hensa1.1, on
Aug, 30th, when Rev. Mr. Mc0onnel3;
united in marriage Miss Virgie alae,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tra,-
quair and Mr. Roland B. Williams,
son of Mr. and Mrs. - B. 0 illlarus, of
Lsliorne. The bride was attired in
a beabutiful dress of silk canftrn °repo_
They .were attended by Miss `Florence
Robertson and AIr, t har]ee Fishier.,
Fano-Wing the ceremony a dainty lun-
cheon
n-cheon was served at the home of the
bride's parents; The grootti:' ; gift to
the bride was a gold 'wrist watch; 10
he bridesmaid bridesmaid a. purse and to the
groomsman a tie pin set with tclaz.
The happy couple left from I enea]l
amid showers of confetti for Toronto
Nifigara Falls and Buffalo. On their
r etatl.r home on. .Cuesday, Sept. +,5 5th,
a reception was held at the home of.
the groom when about fifty- invited
guests were present,' and a jolly ';veno
federaladio
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Delivered any time.
Choice Beef, Pork, Veal and Spr ing Lamb, all the time.
Have' youi.• Cooked Meats andBacon Machine Sliced.
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