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THURSDAY, Sept. 30, '09
COUNTY Y. M. C. A.
Tee t'.Ird quarterly meeting for this
year of the Huron County Committee of
tie Y Men's Chrlstlan Aagoelatlon
was held In Wenghant Sept. 21st. Pres-
ent were Messrs. G. F. Blair, d3detich;
J. Scott. CIlnton ; J. McNay. F.gmond-
ellic. It. M. 1 ouag. Carlow ; r', Uucnan-
an and R. Maxwell, Winghatn ; and the
County Secretary, L. C. F'lenting. Atter
devotional exercises by Messrs. Flem-
ing and Scott, the minute)) of the prev-
ious meeting were read e,id co:Mien d.
The treasurer's report, whin was as
follows. was the,) recelved-
Recelets for quarter just .loeed $151.31
D1alursements 455.48
Bal. In trearury at end of quarter 215.99
Estlm. receipts remainder quer. 393.50
Ezpendtturea ,585.00
Probatle deficit for year 191.50
The treasurer, Mr. Scott, recommend-
ed that tee tote :.tles not yet canvassed
for the year b. cantasscd for the pro-
bable dellen, which received the appro-
val of the committee.
Mr. Scutt recommended that an effort
bo made by the committee to but the
budgets for future years upon a perman-
ent Weise by soliciting pledgee to re-
main S. fora; year after year, and ter-
minable ret any t imet he pledger finds
himself unable to continue the pledge,
by givi•tg notice to the treasurer to this
effect. This would obviate the necessity
of making a yearly canvass, with Re
attendant uncertainty.
It was proposed by Mr. Blair and duly
passed that the secretary be authorised
to take up with the Provincial Committee
the matter of transference of membership
from-: County Association to any
town ocity association, to the end that
any young man leaving a local ass, -fa -
;ion et any time to go to the city, may
havo the balance of the year's member-
ship allowed in the city assoctaaon,
without further cost, the same transfer-
ence to be made always through the
County Secretary.
The departmental sub -committee, viz.,
hyalcal, social. educational and relig-
ious, were asked for their policies and
piano of work for the year in these var-
ious departutente. kg these were only
of a suggestive character they were re-
ferred back to the committee for moie
definite cryatalltzation alter which these
sub -committees would be authorized to
carry their plar..v into effect.
The county secretary reported the fol-
lowing work done during the quarter by
tho local associations. Bible study see
'along With en average attendance of 20
15 Sunday afternoon meetings of sacred
song with an average of 15 taking part ;
2 Athletic Mester with 88 and 38 en-
tries reep'cttvety, and atter:ded h"
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average of 200 people.; 1u social events
with an e.vetage attendance of 23: 20
Thy:tieal e•e;nte wttn an average of 2:
taking part.
Evangcl'ct Melon hue' been sceuree for
a month%) wore in the County. lu begirt
about October 5th. efr. Flea nit :else re-
ported favorably on the work he acc3m-
p1i:r!`ei and the txatclit and tnapira ee
ho rec.:1%yd at the Silver Day Conference
and 'Peening Institute.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stuck and Implements.
The undersigned Auctioneer hu been Instructed to
sell by public auction at
LO. 14. CON. 3, STEPHEN.
oN THURSDAY, OCT. 7TD, 1008
st 1 o'clock p. m, sharp,
Thr following valuable proper)):
1101:el. eieral purpose mare, In foal; gent ral
purpose 1 rs..9 )cars old: .•year-old fill), got by
Itarolo,:•)van old tee , ire ey ue►ty Dont.; '•year•
old gelding, got by Non Parole; filly, 4 months old,
Percheron; filly, 4 months old , got by Nqn Parole.
CATTLE --1 cows, sepr'ostel to be In . atf; newly-
craved
ewlycalved cow: co.., due t-, ca'. e; 6 oneq•earold Steen,
7 one -year-old heifer.; 7 Spring canes.
HOGS Thoroughhnd B-rt.hire sow, In plc
PoteetRY-3 aged gene, to yurine Geese, turkey
tee 7 yodng turkeys, 25 hens.
DOO - Scotch ('viii• ',Mob.
IMi'I.EMENTS-Itinder, mower. 11 hoe drill; all
Prost k Wood make; steel Land roller. 531. ester; set
of Diamond harrows, 3 naive, Lion disc, Prost and
Woad: oultiv.v,r, ['cher Hamilton; Coekshutt walk-
ing plow, lai ointon gang plow, frost and Wood;
Sharp rake, 2 lumber wagons, tightwagon, buggy,
!single cutters, ,'one -hoar, pair of bobsleigh., hay
rack, 2,417 tet. 1,latforn. scales, Chatham fanning
anal with bagger attachment, gravel box, wagon
boa, root pulper, •agar kettles, erind•ston•, 2 sets
Of double harness, 2 stn of single harem., 2 bed-
steads, spumes► 01 cedar poet.. forks.. hair... show•
Olt, spade. and a lot of cave u.eful article..
TRRMS- $5 and under, cash; over that amount it
months emelt given on fur jibing approved Joint
notes, or discount tit 5 per a til. per annum tor cash
tie credit amounts.
Alt mast positively be sold as the pro.
'deter hag sold his tarot.
B. S. PHILLIPS. ROBT. SANDERS
A.11:' Proprietor
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Atoek wet Implements.
Zee umlrnigned Au. tiouter has been instructed to
sell by Public Auction, on
LOT 10. CON. 2, HAI',
)JN TUESDAY. OCTOBWlt 3T11, 10(X0
Cotemenriog at 14 o'clock sharp.
tL: luhuaiu,, .aluable rrnpert , vfs.
110R.9E3-A rtcultural brood show mare, 7 years
Old, sir. -i by Molten Rnrne, heed to King Thnmu:
sere -eke teal mare yearsold, *teed by Royal Tom;
ser. 'ult.iral 8. ere 3 years old, and by Prior's ih ro,
tient to e r Mirth •w, seri. '• , ,1 mares jean ol.t,
sired by Albion 111, bred •o k ng Thomas; heavy
dr+tth':aldlug1'..rtee ,:e•t by kind Thoma.;
draught show ally, trucker. sired by King Thome.
CATTLE -3 -year-old row sue to raise in April;
9-yearoid oow newly .•a;.e.i.:-year-old cow due to
calve time of sale: 2.yea.-old heifer, newly r dyed;
1 • ear -old row, with calf at toot:Sleet-MA mw. lee
rove 3 one year-old heifers;; yearling steer; 2 Sprint
etiv,si Y young calves.
P01 I.TRY -Anoint 1d)brn* and chickens. S tine
ke.e. l ggneeler.11 goring tethers
1111`i.1tMRNTIt- .ssy.Harriebinder, Prat and
Woad mower, left. rake, Champion drill, Champion
calif. at n, Coe lob.utt disk, 2 gang plows, land roller,
Pet of ir'i harrows. wattles, pplow, retailer, truck
Wagon, high wagon: new Mikado, pair of Iohsleigha.
-toot pulpae, fanning mill; :tune .-ales, Mine IM :
hay ra.k, get, el boy, wag., , trw with ••.-k ra, k
complete, 2 water troughs, Targe tank; ear. rope and
ether ••t of bras•-r•oantesl 'inc..,Nset of plow her
D ern, 1.11 '. h.n•1) • -ck, ch. ;• .h.: rye, grain ,►9•11r.
cedar pmts, cow tie., Iomhr'. milk tan., sugar het -
1:,,a h :r. eine- -t.. .,;. 1•.....en•1^hain.
AIM other articles too numer• i, to mention.
Straw, Mar.gotdsat.J Ternlps--CA'H.
PCRNi?('R6-- Cook dove. renting stove. 6 din.
•tageesee cheep. •^teen d.: -., pails. etc.
\,.►r.eneeathepr,prict r 'arming
TRRV --Rs aril under. ra.h; (vitt that amotat 1)
'coot .' credit given on furnishing espies e4 Joint
notes. 1 per rent per annals off for ease on credit
stom
Tho.. Csmentn John C.ntp'tell
Ada t,oneer Propri.Wr
CENTItALIA
Mr. '.V. 11. Butt. Jr . left Monday for
Torn -to. w ere he will pursue his atu-
!e., In medicine, In the third year's
ccurc.c.-\era. Lyddon and daughter.
Pearl, after a taw days' visit with the
terrier's mother, Mrs. C. Anderson.
have returned to their home to Iowa.
where Mra. Lyddon has been a resident
for nearly thirty years.
Harte.it tl,,nte.-The Harvest Home in
the Methodist Church was a moat en-
joyable affair. Large congregations
greeted the pastor on Sunday and the
song sermon In the evening was par!Ic
ularly interesting and profitable. The
fowl supper on Monday evening wan a
credit to tee ladles of tete church, while
the literary and musical entertainment
following was much above the average.
Addresses were given,by Revs. 1(. Wat-
son and W. II. Vance ; instrumentals by
Messes Baker and Pennock, solos, by
Misses Butt, Elliott and Mr. Andrew
Butt, a recitation by Miss Pomeroy a
quartette by Misses Pomeroy and Esa-
ery and Messrs. Clarence and Harold
Duplan, and a duet by Misses Butt and
Pomeroy. Rev. W. H., Butt acted as the
chairman. About $40 were taken in M
the door.
D. L. O'Brien returned Monday from
spending the week end in Ann Arbor,
Mich., where Mrs. O'Brten has been
visiting the past month.
Mr. Layette and hla daughter of l'latte
City, Mo.. havo been visiting their friends
Mr. and Mr.,. T. Neil for a few days. -
Mr. T. W. Nell has sold his fine farm
to Mr. W. 11. Connor of Area, formerly
of Clandeboye. We extend a hearty wel-
come to Mr. and Mrs. Connor and tam-
lly to Centralia, as they will be worthy
citizens. etr. Neil has since purchased
5fra. McCoy's tine farm on the front
road, a 11t•te north of the village. We
are pleased to Learn that Mr. and Mrs
Neil are to remain among us.
(Too late for last week.)
The Exeter 1. air was quite a drawing
card from this vicinity. -Mr. Richard 1.u-
ker 1.; (ulte 111. but we are glad to learn
he 1s somewhat better than he has been
- Mr. Albert Church ot Niagara Falls
sane a beautiful solo in the Mee)ellst
church on Sunday night with tine efte. t
- Rev. G. W. Andrews, wife and daught• r
Brownie have been renewing acquaint-
ancea in the village. -Mr. and Mies
Church of Niagara Falls and Miss Gra-
ham of London :rave been visitors at the
paraonage for a couple of days. --Mr. E.
Colwfll is preparing to build a new ad-
dition to his dwelling house.- Parsons
& Davis are doing a rushing business
In butter and eggs. making large con-
signments weekly. -Miss Evelyn Simp-
son of Lucan spent Sunday here among
frlenda..- .tri. A. Bowslaugh, a former
resident of this place. was In the village
last week renewing acquatntan es and
many of her former neighbors and
friends were delighted to see her bright
cheery face.
i1LANSHARD FARMER STRUCK
BT TRAIN.
ST. ;►TARTS. John Donald. of Planet%
ard, while cro.3sertg the G. T. R. track i;n
a buggy rear Forman"' The :Yorks,
hal: a m to eaat of the junction at t -
tion. was struck by theipassenger train
from Stratford at About 5.30 Tuesday
ever:ir g. Tae engine struck the front
wheel of the buggy and the occupant was
thrown heavily out of the rig. sustain-
ing a fracture of the lee and a scalp
wound.
Auction Sale
Of Choice Farm Stock do implements
Kr. Tbos. Cameron has been instructed
tosell by Public Auction at
LOT 17, N. T. R.. USBORNE,
oN TUESDAY. OCT. 12'ril, 1000
at 1 o'clock p.m sharp.
the following valuable property,
HORSES -Brood mare, draft; good man, draft;
general purpose mare; choice yearling telly, draft;
choi.•e.urkerfilly, draft
CATTLE - Pure -Bred Durham cow, cow due at
time resale, uewiy-calved cow, 2 confide* In )tar• -h,
3 choice heifers, 2 year. o d, fat; 3,teen !rears old,
4 stunt year old, 4 heifers 1 year old, 3 calves.
leen-Brood sow with litter at fool, brood sow
due in November.
14/1.1.TKY--A numbernf fowl.
IMPLEMBNTS-- Lumber wagon 3 itb high and low
wheels; pair hob.le'ghs, nearly new; 6-11. binder, 6.21
mower; aced dri11, new; sprint: tooth cultivator, new;
disk, tau; riding plow, new; riding plow, been used;
single walking pew, large 2 -furrow plow, set of hart
row., land roller, 'muffler, turnip seeder, fanning
null, cutting•box; over-heufhorse•power, all com-
plete; set of platform scale., with attarhn,ent for
weighing stock; roost Teepee, hay rack. stork rack,
lance wagon box, rie%; gravel bon, set of wagon
s rings, set of sling ropes, set of double harness, set
evilest' harness; cream separator, nearly new; ince•
bator, new; washer; machine, Palsy centre whiffle
trees, neck -yokes, sho.els, forks. hoes. etc., a lot of
trachea hay, 3 acres of choice maogolds and turnips
and some tile.
Positively so roserve as the proprietor
hes sold his fares.
TERMS -All .,.ot 115 (tn and under. CASH; over
that amount 1: T. •nth.' cretin will be elven on turn•
Ishing appro.e•l J int notes. 5 Ler rent per annum
off for cash on credit amount&
JOHN TUCKER, Prop.
THOS. CAMERON, Auct.
MAMMOTH SALE
of Fara, and Village Property in the
Township of )Stephen and
Village of Exeter.
(1) That chole 53 arree of land lying west of the
Railroad and north of Net h:a-k in tb,t IIage of Et•
.ter, taking in riser os north, where there ia a deep
bad of first-class gravel, well rusted for Cement work,
and no waste land. on this property there is a large
bank barn, to acres of fa!I wheat and enme small
fruit*. This 1s choice land and wiled for growing
eta for ti • Canning o;a,•r..r.
A. Q. HOMER, I'rnprietnr.
(2) Thet 4' + res of land, being northerly part of
Lot In, Con. 1, Township of !'.borne. In the Village
of Exeter. On the property there Is a stable and
never -failing supply of water, and is well suited for
gearing and growinggrain.
C. Fe. HACKNEY, Prop.
(3) All that property Ding between Canning
Fartory and Er .)'orator In }:rete►.
(4) All tett property Ding east of station, be-
tween Station and Carling Street.
(5) All that property lying between Wellii:gtou
and Victoria Streets. to par•ele 3, 4 and 5 there are
some chole a t.a t.t ng sites, and will be sold in lots to
rift pureha•er. Thos property belong. to
THE CAItLiN(4 EMTATE
and must he sold to win.' up the estate. Intending
pun -hatters may call at i'kk.on and C'arling's *Mee,
Muter, for maps and descriptions of property.
(6) Lot 35. Con. 1. t'sboune, toe arrea On the
property there are Series of geed hanlwnod bush.
stone dealing, large uroto date poultry hoarse, 3
barns and other buildings. Lead is well under -
drained, new wire tenors and never -failing supply of
. aper. well situated, being one mite from Mensal{
and four from teeter. This is choice farming land
and meek seNed to gran. Eas terms c1 rayment.
1V. F`. HOGGARTH, Prop., Henaall.
Any or all of these properties nth? be purrha•rd
pnnat•ly nn or 'stare the 14th DAY OF OC'T.tIt1:R.
If not U,'d pet. at•ly by that date there nal he so;J
by public arab, n, without re.erv., at the
NETROP(ti.iTAN HOTEi. F•XF:TF:R
of 9ATCBI/AY, OCT. :>rH,
all one releek s`t tip, all the above named properties
Per terms and partkulare apply to the Pr.rprteton
or to
THO". (':1•fFHON, Aort •
F'aiqubar-, Ont.
KIRKTON.
Mrs. W. J. Tufts, we understand, has
sold her tine hundred-ac:e faun to the
township of Usborne, btleg Lot B,Suutt,
eaat Boundary, to Mr. Milton Gregory
o: '1t' same township. Tilt„ le a aple )-
did property and well located. -Ileo.
Brown o1 Staffa and Rev. Scrawl' ez-
'changt l pulpits on Sunday. -The Direc-
tory of tine Fair are leaving nothing un-
done towards nutkl,y( the Fair ;his Year
the teat in its history. The special at-
tr•u'len.s tl.ta year are better than ever
and ,.111 be a most interesting feature.
The Public Scheele procession, drills,
patriotic songs, etc., will be most worthy
events, as will also be the speeding con-
teets, hitching conteat and the lady drly-
era. Kirkton will have the Fair of all
fairs this year, therefore no one can at-
- • ,',lies ft.
— ns
FARQUHAR
Air. Edward Fannon this week moved
from Exeter to his farm a half mile
south of the village. -Mr. John Kay has
ag:.in rented the Joshua Askton farm
for another term. -Mr. and Mrs. John
Fulton of Walton are visiting friends
arcund Farquhar. -The marriage took
place at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Passntore's
Thames Road, on Wednesday, of their
daughter, lana, to Mr. Cita! of H_ibb.trt
township.
DASIIWOOD
L(p 11. BROKENSHIIte, DASUIWOOD CONVEY.
L'J• ENCER. Deeds, Wilts, Mort:eges and all
legal Documents caretully and promptly prepared
Charges moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
•
Several from this village and continua
ity attended the Exeter Fair last Tu'a-
day and report favorably of the sante.
-Mra. Miller Is at present visiting her
daughter on the Goshen Line. -Mr. Wes-
ley Miller got first place for his driver
at the Zurich Fall', showing in the three
year old roadster class. dr. Phil Faes
old got second money for his as single
driver at the sante Fair.- Ills many
friends stere will be pleased to kpow
of the marked improvement 1n Mr. Ja-3b
Kellerman!) of late, and hope for a con-
tieuetion of the sante till a complete
recovery is obtained. -Mr. Simon :tinter
!tan disposed ot his property In the
village to Mr. Joaeph Wtllert, who will
1n ali 1lkllhood move trent the faro) Into
town to spend the rest of ifs days. -The
liaises Lillian and Theo Ilartlelb left
Op Saturday to commence a term in the
Normal School at London. -Mr. Henry
L. Kraft 1s now running his cider mill
every day except Saturday. -Mr. and
Mra. Geo. Koch Intend visiting Mende
in Mteeigan In the near future. -Mr. and
Mrs. Collingwood of Port Huron ale
at present visitors at the honrt of Mrs.
Collingwood's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.
Goasman.-It 1s said that shortly one
of our fair sex Is to be married to a
proeeercus young man from the !Vest.
-The Mtsrses Louisa and Bertha Eldt
left last week' for Detroit.
CLANDEDOYE
Death —There passed away at CI Woe
on Sept. 20th one of ape . eke'
,ettlere, in the person of Moses 'Hei-
ghts The decca'.ed' came '1roni','nett -
ary, Ireland, in the year 1904 'And set-
tlr1'1n McGilliv ay.• Mt/ ye.tra'rego he
married E:)'..bet'.. dau.hter of- Witham
Simpson of eicGtlllvray. T.16 deceased ter
s'irv'ved Cy a wife, two sons and dour
deugllcre The funeral took place ,..o St
James cemetery.
A quiet but very pretty -wedding !, k
place beat week at the home of Mrs.Hall
(a sister of the bride), near Lucan,
when ales Laura Blanch Sutton,
daughter ot Dr. Sutton, of CiandebeYe.
was united in marriage to Mr. iiia laud
Hodgins of Ottawa. The ceremony was
performed by the tier. Arthur ea.
of Lucan. assisted by Rev i I 11.1. 1 :'. -
ton, of Dorchester, a brother of the
bride. The bridesmaid wan Mies -her
Carter of London, and the grooms
man, Mr. John !lodging. lit Ottawa, a
a brother of the groom.
SliiPKA
Last week the Advocate copied from
the Parkhill Gazette a notice stating
that on the 15th the marriage of Mr.
John Katz, Jr., and M139 Geiser had
taken place. The Advocate is now in
receipt of a letter from the Gazette stat -
Ing that the report was an error, and
we' are pleased to make the corractien.
Any lx:raon who would make su:h n
false report to a newspaper must eer-
tattay have sunk very low in the az'Inl
scale.
CLINTON.-alhcrt 11. Mc)1rien last
week disposed of his harness peaking
bunlness, tote purchaser being Mr. Alf.
McKeon, a well known former resident
of town.
GRAND BEND
Saturday a fee Ina 1s of picnlekere ar-
rived to have a day's outing -all jo:iy
good fellows. The lay was an Iden. tone
and sports of high merit were taken up,
such as boating, retiree bascball, etre
In fact it was ail ideal. and we most say
they were aa hearty nt.d Jolly a crowd
.t9 )Lave graced out Furs for the eeaso't:
They say they arc coating swain, and
we alert would add. ' ':oma."
Mr Matim Grat on, who had reale'
Ilrenner'r. Park, moved to llrews'er on
Monday. -Mrs. Fritz spent a few days
In Zurich last week. -•Mr. and Mrs. Fk.
Cermette spent a few dais u) Saa:nrtn
last week. -Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton
v:.tltea last week in Exeter. -Mc. Torn
Wert,
I.
c): 1 endllng over the arrival ot
a
young daughter on the lath. -Mr. T4,
Cerrlere Is visiting his parents. -M-. C.
Lawoon, who has been visiting at Joa.
Gill's. lett for his home in Toronto on
Saturday. -Mr. and Mra. I1. Harniltat of
th' 41'1 o' ltrpren,'f'l'ed herr Fu d y. -
Mr. John Statton lost a valuable hor .0
111t week. -Mr. Nelson Itaveile', wt,o
has been clerking with his brother, left
eeturday. Ile is going farming. -Mr.
and eine. Else visited at Zurich last
week. -Dere' rumor says there are to
hr two weddi;tgs this week. Particulars
nett week.
ELI M V i LLE
Circuit Anniversary Fe :vices wilt be
held at Ellmvilte on next Lord's i). -
Ite'. G. Kerr of Lucan will prrach morn-
t:tg Anft r.rt :rig. Sp ci..l eingl• g by the
'Fllmvllle C=hoir. Special Ofteangs taken
et tett, services. On Tuesday rv.• g
::,,w' 4 t Circuit Tea w111 he 4:eel.
after wit c t (Lev. It. Hobbs of Exeter sola
drlive- I is tainous lecture entitie' "T
Trlenrultr Man." 1f you want a pl-as•
1 . • ::.tl•tr ' vrn:ag. coin'. A•1-
1 nnlasion 25c
LUCAN.
Some few nights ago a sneak thief
reached In through the bedroom window
of Robt. McNarne. on Alice street and
took from his trouper's pocket a watch
and $10. On Tuesday night tolloning
the front window In the bat' 01 the Cen-
tral hotel was forced open and $10 in
email silver was taken front tete cash
reel. r. On the same night the cellars
of John and Janice Coursey, a mile
from the village, on the 2nd con., were
broken into and a quantity of canned
fruit, cream, butter and home-made wine
were taken.
For the first time in some years the
village was visited by a fire on Tues-
day evening at ten o' clock that threat-
ened the destruction et a number of
frame building in the rear of the Cen-
tral Hotel yards. The blaze originated
from some unknown cause in the stable
of Chas. Sproul, and lit less than ten
minutes the entire building was a mase
of tlantea. The Central Hotel stables
were burning in different places near
the roof for over an hour, the flames
being auccesstully fought from the out-
side by the horsemen and from the fn-
atde by the bucket brigade. •
W INCH ELSEA
The fdollo Hing in the report of the
September Examinations held In S. S,
No. 0. Usborne -Sr. IV., 'otal 480, Em-
ma lIcywood tli 2 ; Sr. III., toil' 411►;
Inez Creery 355, Edward Kellett 847.
Roy Goulding 287, Eric Coward 230: Jr.
111., total 890, Hardwick Cornish 830,
Dia Cornish 310, May Clarke 221, Isla
Heywood 218 ; Sr. II., otal 350. Gor-
don Duncan 308, Lloyd Johns, Y9R ;
Jr. II., total 230, Myrtle Washb'un III
Lewis Cornish 154, Vera Heywood 144.
Jessie C. Ifamilton, 'reacher.
EDEN.
The to'lowing le the report of S. S. No.
4, Usborne, for September. -Sr. 1 V., A
Skinner, C. May, F. Coates, A. Hunter,
L. Coates, V. Coates, L. !larding. Sr.
III., M. May, T. Eklntter, I. Ford. Jr.
III., R. Thomson, V. Pi,,conbe, G. Hue-
ter, II. Hunter, C. T' omeon, 1t. Webber,
F. Ccatea, V. Hicks: Jr. IL. W. T'•o•n-
son, C. Davis, H. Coates ; Pt. II., M.Skin-
ner, V. Hicks : Pt, I., 13. Carroll, C. Web-
ber, E. Teonteon.
F. H. Swan, teacher.
McQILLIVRAT.
Death. -On Sunday, Sept. 26th. the
death took place of one of the best known
and oldest pioneers of the township, in
the person of Mr. William Dixon. who
passed away at the age of 7.8 years and
8 months. Death was due to a growth
on hta hand, combined with the infirm-
ities of old age. Born near Toronto,
he came to McGillivray 61 years ago.
For a number of years he followed the
occupation of threshing, and later took
up farming. For several years he was
a townahlp councillor and later deputy -
reeve. filling the offices with consider-
able credit to hltnlcll arse honor t o the
towna!t:p. Ile was Reform in politics.
Frigl'sh c'turc't in religion, and highly
rc.'p'ctod by all wIro knew him. Mrs.
Dison predeceased lint seventeen years.
He la nur4ivcl by five sons and two
daughters, all residrnt9- either at home
or in the immediate neighborhood. They
are William, Edward, John T.. Morgan.
Julies, Mra. Cook and Mrs. Maguire.
The funeral took place to Mare's 11111
remeiery on Tuesday from his late rent-
dence, Lot 7. Con. 4. and was largely
attended.
A pretty wedding took place at Fal-
kirk on Wednesday Inst at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Shipley, wit^'1
their dcugnter Belle was married to 'ir.
. ilrlrtit Lee of McGillivray. Teo hrhle
was attended by her veetcr Nees Lizzie
eel lee gror.tn supported by Mr. (ie -o.
Lee. Rev. Mr. Geddes performed the
ceremony. Atter their return from a :rip
to Toronto and Niagara Falls they
will Malde on the fourth of McGillivray,
Children Ory
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