Exeter Times, 1898-1-13, Page 1.t, --FIFTH YEAR NO 2
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CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY i5tb, 1898.
EXETER, ,ONT.
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Brazel who had the
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nnsfartune to scald his foot some time
uow iratultoot) 13a e r tesstn fa o y 1VI
(Late with Gai abo is p og t;
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G. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Convey will remain for some tune with re a -
• , • • • co agent --Service was witli-
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ill further re -
Rowing lilies:
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Regular
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Soileitor, Notary Public,11ensail,;cat, n ft last week for etroit and
Larkr le
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anger cwnnussronor, vire Insuran trues in the city,
tuc-
f thenew Meth.
coalnt of: the npr'ining,b
church at Greenway. -Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. England moved recently into
their new brick house. The building
is a neat and' commodious structure,
and acids much to the appearance as
not changed well as to the value of tli,eir property,
town on during his He has g
plate -_Revs: Thomas and George Durr,
glass frontsring thabsence.--NewRaiaccom anied by their estimahle ladies
apartments a in the eol by ock,'intlle nnpy for their charges at Mt.
. occu red b . D. Fannie left on Friday
and
p add much to Vernon and Downington, Mich., -re-
and 1iflfl gra c Bros..'uses and spectively.—Mrs. John Turner has al-
the appearance of the preeilis so one to Mt. Vernon, where she will
carefully drawn at rens a drawn at Salem last Sunday on
meets
Money to loan on real oetate at low rates pf` in
torest. O•flice at the Post office. Honsall.
BaIkt's.—Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-
arthur, sailed on Sunday from New
York for Bermuda,—Andrew 'Wiley,
of Dakota, wee visiting friends
and Insurer of Marriage Licenses. Lojf,,+al ocu ;
on bee rates
display the stocks to better advantage• s egi,d a couple of weeks with her
Mr. Rannie is an enterprising citizen, p
—District Deputy, L.Harold, and. J. C. daughter,' Mr, Tiros, Dun.
Stoneman, were ` in Clinton . visit- --•--
Blake.
0 II -fellows. — There was a meeting f
ing the Clinton lodge of Independent
d
here the other day of promineutmetn- BRIEFS.—Sohn Valland, who resides
suits. hers of the Liberal ranks. It was a near here, has purchased four acres of
nd caucus. The reason of the meeting or huncl from his father and has ` added it
its outcome has nob yet been made to his homestead, giving him fifteen
known to your correspondent. The acres in all. -Rev. R. P. McKay, of
anticipated early election and the re- Toronto, will conduct anniversary
ported retirement of the present can- services in the Blake Presbyterian
dilate had possibly somethgito sitin o church, on Sunday, January 23rd.—
is
ith it.—Miss Mary E. Dick visiting Henry Witenzan, of. Pigeon, Mich., is
t R. Ross', Clinton,—Chas. Troyer, of here on a visit. He looks hale and
ills Green, was able to sit up for the hearty,_—Wna. Douglas, who has been
first time on Saturday. — Miss Ida spending a short time in Michigan, re-
Dick is in London, employed by one of turned home last Wednesday. -John
the veholesales, helping to prepare for. Ester left on Monday for See.forth,
the millinery : openings. -Three of the where he intends studying in the Col-
local cyclists, Messrs. G. 'Brown, N. legiate.—Wm. Thirsk has disposed of
Cook and A. Taylor, took a spin their
his farm to _ Edward Boyes, for a
the country oneday last week on t len handsome figure. -- Miss Margaret
wheels. It was hard tugging. •- On Douglas left on Tuesday last for
Sunday while Messrs. Hawkshaw and Duluth, where there is a situation as
Ellwood, of Lucan, were driving: to stenographerawaiting her. We are
town, they met with an accident. sorry to loss her as she was one of our
most esteemed young ladies. --• On
Wednesday, George. Edighoffer and
Miss
' uu.a
Laura
Holtz
were united_ in _er-
M
a
riage by Rev.Mr.McDonald, of Varna.
—On Wednesday,David J.McClinchey
Amelia Wagner,
le and Miss A g
• tan
of Stanley,
of Hay, were united in Marriage by
Rev, Mr. Acheson, of Kippen.
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WITH THE CROWDS.
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B.--Customerswill kindlyre- rig, their cutter slid into the ditch and
terwectose0nstore atseven pset the occupants. The horse ran
kMonday,. W�doe.daY�ndlavaY,u d after ass ngthePeopleand
y evenings. - rigs returning from church,
Zurich, with the harness but slightly
Re-
ur choice
Eiimville,.
BRzrrs..—Tho fifth annual meeting
f
of the Winchelsea Butter and Create
Association was held in the Town
ship Hall op Thursday afternoon Jan.
Oth, 1898. There was a very fair at-
tendance and the meting was ;;very
i :a` for to all' concerned. the
directors
c Y " Needy
directors were all re-elected,
94,000 lbs ofbutter was tnanafactured
from the 17th of May till the 30tH of
November, The total proceeds of the
butter during this time amounted to
$10,543.99, There was paid to the pat-
rons, $12,152.10. Over $2,000,00 or 21
R. S. & CO was caught about five miles west near
Exeter Municipal Council
The. Council met by order of Reeve
:at the Town Hall, Exeter,5th January,
1898. All present. Minutes of previous
meeting read and confirmed.
Dauncey-Snell--Orders aasfoilows:—
C, lr3z 50c sponges for fire dept. ; H.
Par,
broken. The young men spent the day
visiting at G. C. Petty's.—On Friday,.
J. Sheppard, of fhiselhurst, shipped
from this station a consignment of
cattle, to the old country. D. McColl
accompanied them.—On Saturday last
a team of horses belonging to D. Mc-
Nichol ran away from the station.
They came down station street. at
s, $24.80 night watch service to break -neck :peed, and but for a rig in
1pt"1898; the Treas. $3,52 postage front of Fo.s'•,st )u e l iehltnrned their
aa :-. ,� • a: oa h.
+ Light lltid 1�'ve• one`tlar g
is d• co>�imissrons The..371. g Co.,, course, 'they 't�_ ; g
'.$80.40 lighting to 1st Jan'y 1898 ; D. the plate' :glass front, 'and done con -
Dyer, $9 balance?of. printing $o•,date,:,siderable damage ; al,s it was.little
W. Kunz, 75c blacks'tr,;2itlimg`;'•.Jas.-t d'image was done.—The curling club
Creech, $3 charity to'Mrs. Sutton ; do are making good progress with their
ala 3 to Thos: paw' and $4 horse hire '97. raetise,." o -''.e to r a = <v ,
Carried. TWORUNA:WAYS.--Two youths, Fred`
Rollins-Daunce —That the Treas. Robert McCiov, becom-
be
Bonthron and
be instructed to open 'a separate ac- i possessed - of progressive ressive ideas,
for the Town Hall debenture rag P g
.count which could not be materialized in
this village, and which no doubt re-
quired a broader field for action, on
Monday morning about 3 o'clock, set
lands.
in
search of
morefertile
ands.
They were quite independent about
it, as they used their limbs as a means
of locomotion. In a short space of
time, they made good headway and
early in the forenoon reached Lucan,
.debt sinking fund,and that the sum of
$494.87, being one mill on the dollar,
zaiseel in the year 1897, be there enter-
ed crest
rac
eeds of
at int
and placed ,
P
p
which shall he placed toredempt-
ion
the e
ion of said Town Hall debentures n
t. ar 1907, and that the incoming
i1 be requested to follow the pre -
;and that a By -Law be made ac-
gly. Carried, where, at the instigation of interested
Law No, 1,1898 for the above n s theywere detained by the
vas duty read and passed on ar„e„ nd pt ` home, °tivllether for
of J- tom. ".._, ' --keeping we
Centralia. Usba me council,
GRAIN L%noran.o.—Cli.oppin , days'fueadaYe: Council; met pursuant to statute,.
iPecits reliev and Fridays, est of
Church, when the following gentlemen haling:
rossxaiitivfcy. A,liowsrnlroir, been duly elected, made' and signed
Eden
Barge's—Mr. .Win, .Kerslake and
the declaratians'of office and qualific-
ation, took their seats in the coun-
cil for 1398, viz, Reeve, Thos. Hawkins,
Councillors, Messrs. John. Hunter,
wife, of Faryuhar,.spent Sunday and Walter Reddy, William H. Delbridge
Monday visiting friends here -Percy and Alfred }Tonkin. Minutes of meet -
Luxton, of Bay City, who was called in Dec. 27th read and confirmed.
the funeral of his bre g +' — That Alfred
here to attend , Keddy — Delbridge
they, is spending a4 fewv weeks with -his Hunkin beappointed Deputy -Reeve
cousin here, --The anniversary sermons for 1898. Carried.
on Sunday were largely attended and Hunter—.Hunkin-That the Clerk be
the sermons, which were preached- by paid $30 election expenses enses and that he
cents per pound of butter was paid fur .Rev. Mr. Yelland of'Crediton, were istribute it to the proper persons.
drawing 1 milk to the factory. `l'he both interesting and instructive. On Carried.
g a salt cost- cont,l7er
u s' paper andMonday evening the entertainment Delbridge—Hueter That the sal -
new
-
ound s that the cost of manutactur'e wasa a :ll that could. be wished for, after tries for 1898 he as follows ;-Clerk
pound,
not se
per ponnd. The factorypartaking of the .excellent supper,
$100 Treasurer, $70 ; Assessor, $50
has been running athe-time and wilt read in the basement of the 'new l Collector, $50 ; Caretaker, $5 and that
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continue to run nil winter, and next school, the crowd repaired to the nothing be allowed for postage or
sunnier the intention is to about.
double the amount made 1897•—The
anniversary sermons of the Elimville
Methodist church were preached last
Sunday morning and evening by Rev. a recitations were good as also were the
addresses given b
Re
vs.ca
alton Caul-.
'
ter and Jewett, .T. G. Jones of Win-
Chelsea and. T. B, Carling of Exeter.
Altogether the anniversary was a
grand success. The proceeds amount-
ed to $12,
church where a programme was given stationary. Curried.
consisting of singing, recitations and I Hunkin—Delbridge.— That Francis
addresses. The Centralia Choir ren- 1Viorley he clerk for 1898• Carried.
dered most appropriateT yp music. The `, tedd —Hunter—That Paul Coates
be treasurer for 1898, and that he give
satisfactory or security
to the amount of
$10,000. Carried.
Hunter— Delbridge- That William
Brock' be Collector for 1898, and that
he furnish satisfactory security to the
amount of $10,000. Carried
Hunkin--Kedcly — That Alexander
Mr. Harrisof London, to large con-
gregations, Freewill offerings to the
amount of $80 were asked.
Woodham
LEAVING ?THE VTLI,AQE.—During
the past five years, the firm of R. S.
Eord &_Co. have won,a, 'wide reputat-
ion, as honorable and progressive busi-
ness men. They have built up a very
large trade, and R. S. Ford & Co. have
daily been household words through-
out this community for miles around.
On the 15th January a chauge takes
place in the business, R. S. Ford, the
junior member retiring. ,He goes to
Petrolea, where, in company with W.
IL Newcombe, (son of Rey. New-
combe, at one time pastor on the
Eliinville circuit) he has purchased the
general store of -Webb & Co., the 1 ar
gest dealers in the town, R, S. Ford
is highly respected as a citizen and a
'act
that
the
f
luau
d
business , and
he was instrumental in working up
so large a connection in so limited a
territory
as suer
• Quad
s Woodham, is
ample evidence that he will succeed
well in his new undertaking, ; and
should also prove a guru antes to the
Brinoley
BraErs. — Another very pleasant
event occurred on Wednesday Dec.
29th, at the residence of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Gilbert, Buffalo, when Mr. •-Kerr' of
Ailsa Craig and Miss Bertha. Gilbert
were made one by Rev. C. Barithrop,
of Ailsa Craig. We offer our best
wishes and trust that they may live
to enjoy a life of happiness and pros-
perity. — A very pleasant , event oc-
curred on Wednesday, Dec. 29th, at.
residence of Mr. John Lewis, Buffalo,
when George Lewis, of the 4th con.,
McGillivray and Miss Susie Lewis,"
were joined in holy bonds of matri-
mony"The nuptial knot was tied by
the. Rev, L. W Deihl, of Ailsa Craig.
The happy couple left Ailsa Craig ar,
the evening train for their wedding
tour. We extend congretulations,and
d
us a
• ero n happy
s
ip
wish a' long, prosperous
life.
.q,
Hay.
1 met pursuant to
Cou�rczl..-Corrncl p
statute. All members present. After
the members subscribed to the neces-
sary statutory declaration of office
"x-"ation, the council became
•e in the chair.
•_ 4.', a
•
UredAton.✓ Duncan be Collector, ruled out of or
• •unit ba is Hunter—Keddy—That 'Wm. Miners
B iVi Nf o
der as application was by tender.
NenbaM
, be Assessor for• 1898. Carried*
the guest of: his uncle,. Mr.; Robert.
Sweet.—Harry Wind left. Thursday
last for a weeks visit at his ^ sisters in
Detroit.—Miss Sophia Bro ran, who has
been visiting under the parental roof
for the past five months, returned to
Detroit, on, Friday last• -Miss Annie
Yelland, who at present is putting' in
a term in the Alma college, and who
has been holidaying at home, left town
Friday last to continue her studies.—
Mr. Hauch, of Blenheim, has moved
into the new residence of Mr. August
Haist.--A contingent of Fred S'Vuerth's
flax employees paid the neighboring
mills a visit with a view of receiving
and giving pointers. -Mr.. Aaron
of
Hoist, t
Brown and Mr. Freeman,
Blenheim, are visiting in and around
Crediton • they arrived here Thurs-
citizens of Petrolee that they are not day last with Mr. Hauch's furniture.—
only ,, acquiring a valuable Citizen Quite a number took in the church
socially, but one who will revive bu.si- dedication at Boston, Sunday
and
assn in that old town, and create a Monday nights last. --Revival meetings
stir such as has not been there for
years. We will miss R. S. but feel
pleased at the fact' that' he leaves be-
hind an able successor in the person
of his brother, A. J. Ford, late.with
the T.•-Ratiton o , To+rr6iito, ttirlit tales
holdoe..`
fritb ,laysf ss''ita'tance, R. S.
enters upon his new duty- est Febrile
•
$ip'peii
Buses—St. Andrew's Sabbath
school teachers and officers, on - I ues-
day evening last, held their annual
business meeting. The officers elected
were : Superintendent, T. Mellis Sec.
Miss Linda Cooper ; treas., R. P. =ell;
organist, Miss Isabella Cooper. The
school during the
past
ear rai
se
d$5
,
5
a part of which is do
Hated to missions.
The teaching stain comprises the fol-
lowing : Senior bible class, Rev.` S.
Acheson. ; junior bible class, R. P. Bell
with T. Forsyth, W. Cooper, Agnes
Thompson, Jennie Cooper, Mrs. (Rev.)
Atcheson and Miss M. McMurtie.—Mr.
Albert, Taylor, son of George Taylor,
Thornpike Farm, who has been in
Toronto for some time past, at the
tailoring, is paying a visit home. -J,
nnson, wh '. has been spending a
C gorge
are ,to commence in the G. E. church
Sunday night next.—The -Rev. 14Ir.
Salton, of Centralia, occupied the
pulpit of the M. E. church Friday
dight last.
• (FROM kNOTHER SOURCE
BRIErs.—Quite a number from our
burg spent a pleasant time , in Sharon
QP;;Wednesdayevening Mrs.• David
Jones, who has been yxsiting under
the ; parental roof, returned to her
home in Marlett, Mich., last week.—
Miss Carrie Foist, who had the mis
fortune to .step on a nail last week,
will, we are pleased to state, soon be
with us again.—Mr. Pete Lamont, of
Zurich, was in town on Thursday
buying cattle. He intends going to
the Klondike in the spring. Success,
of the German
a meeting Pete.—At
g
a
I11i 5d
Evangelicalangelical choir on T1 y .even-
ing the following officers were elected:
President, Mr. Satnuel Brown secre-
tary and treasurer, Mr. J. H. Holtz-
man ; leader, Mr. Godfrey Oestricher
organist, Miss Laving Brown; assist-
ant organist, Miss Lizzie Wuerth.
Delbridge Keddy—That William.
Turnbull be Auditor for 1898 and that
they meet to audit the accounts on
January 24th at 9 o'clock. Carried.
The Reeve appointed Joshua Johns as
other auditor.•
MIBEIT DEP
flaying purchasc
Reid & Co. J� r
y
large quantity of
FIRE SA
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We are able to sell at
about half original cost.
Remember all pieces
at at price,
-rice,
�
We have a fine assort -
No damage gooCTS
See our north window,
J. R. Ross
Biddulph.
DISTRICT MEETING—The annu
meeting of the Biddulph D
Orange Lodge was held in
Tuesday. There was
ance , and consider
a acs taining to the we
Keddy-Hunter.—That T. Vale be • transacted. The /folio
caretaker for 1898. Carried. were also electedC—Drs.
Delbridge—Hunkin—That the Board Lewis: D• D. M,Geo•Walrond: D,
of Healthghecomposed of0lerk, Reeve, Wm. Turner: D. R. S., Wm. Ander
Langford : D. ],rens.,
of C., F. Davis: D. Sec.
; D. 7L L., 11. Coursey
m., Jas Hodgins. Next
:'ark
hill.
r o�
William Hazlewood for three years, , son: D. F. S.,
James Ballantyne for two years, and F. Ryan; D.
James Handford:for one year at $1.50 W. H. Deac
er day; that Dr. Fergnron be Medical D. Sen. C
meeting,
v and J. C. ,
pee
e.,g
officer at,
p lh
Beat$3
1?
Tufts Sanitary Inspector a` $1.50 per
day when on duty. ; Carrie
a .-
J. ,
� elan
-,
P
Hunkin—Hunter—That
.,
e""R.
A. Cole, P. Moir, R. Deih t 'ge,.-- (IHURCH DEDIc1TxoN—The Boston
Doupe and C. Coates be fence viewers Methodist church which has been
for 1898. Carried, built at a cost of $3,575, was formally
Matic- Delbrtd e -That . Roo bolt,
opened for divine service last Sunday
S. Hazlewood, It. $eddy, G. Rook, T. p Re S. Bond,President of
Passmore, S. Campbell, W. Gilfillan m"ning. y
Hunter be Pouudkee err for, the London Conference, preached at
and R. arrp the 10.30 service from Psalms 87, vert
1898. Carried:
Reddy-Hunkin-That a By -fan be a,6,7. The sermon was rich iii ho
d full of Holy Ghost Pow R
drafted confirming the sakirpointment an Locke,of Parkhill, reg lied a.
d
H• W.p
ins .
st
cries
na
err at a logicall ser -
of the: ofI'ie;clear and and thougght£i 1
Carried. Afternoon from Revelation
mon in the t
Delbriapp-Kedgy—ThaMunicipal
hater, 7th verse. At'thesante„-
1898 appointing certain.est a., p preached. in the
I= phour, Rev. S. Bond
,and firm d thi third-
salaries z lr 'id Sin can re a-
officersgs •k.. .basement to an'overiio overflowing ,g g'
se ,
' e
e.
d•
m , .
ird ti b `ice
. , andtil
t
first, second d`froin leo
fir. tfills
a'n
. s1?..bei
church
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signed by the Reeve and Corporate 'to u to t-oThe collections and sub-
Delbridge
attached. Carried:. p
Delbridge - Hunter — That W.
Brock be granted an order on Treasurer
for $55 .uncollectable dog tax. Carried.
Keddy—Hunkin-That the collector s
roll be received and the Collector he
paid his salary. -Carred.
Hunter-Hunkin--That the accounts
presented be paid, and that the Reeve
Carried.
same,Carry
the
' orders for
sign r
Hunkin -. Delbridge—That Council
adjourn to meet 'Feb'y 5th at one
o'clock p. in,
Secretaries of Trustee Boards will
please notify nieinrmediately of navies
and addresses of Trustees and Teachers.
F, : MORLEY, Clerk.
Zurich.
BRIEFS,. Miss Laura Homer, of the.
Sauble Line, was the guest of Miss E.
Greb, ;on Wednesday last. —Miss K.
er, who bas been in Detroit,
a year, has returned
months.— Mrs. -J.
--raining her
tar, of
en.
Greenway
y
Irak L
Stephen:
OouNczl.-Newly elected council .all
present having signed the necessary
papers took their respective places.
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor same as
last year H. Doyle and J. Broken-
shire Auditors. The following orders
were granted:—F. ' W. Farnconibe,
Hooper award $14-; S. Stanlake lumber
r' 'lark, rep. cul. $1.50 ; W.
45 ; F. Allen.
scriptions on Sunday amounted to
over $400. At the tea. meeting on
Monday evening $125 was taken in at
the door. The church is a beautiful
structure within and without. Itt
40 by 40 feet in size, having one fa
entrance and two side entrances,
tags roof with iron cresting. A 15
meat full size of church with 1e,lf cell-..
i
m
affords rds a
n
ple acc
omm
odat`r for
•a
a Schon the work of the Sunday ho ,prayer
and Trustee meetings. The auditor-
ium is veiled overhead with ash and
as seated by the Valley Seating Co.
of Dundas. The seats being arranged
in a circular form. The beautiful lead .
ed and stain glass windows add much
to the appearance of the edifice. Both
auditorium and basement are lighted
by gas. The church is certainly a
model of convenience and beauty. The
whole debt is fully provided for with-
out mortgaging.
KIDNEY SUFFERERS.
BE CONVINCED—THERE ERE IS HOPE
THERE IS A CURE.
MOST" WONDERFUL TESTIMONY --READ