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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-11-21, Page 1HURON 4 MiDDL ESEX: GAZETT TwENTY-NINTif YrI.A.a-=--No. 17 IN seASON.,, McCLARY'S coal 'and -wood cooks. McOLARY'S cast and steel ranges. MoOLA.RY'S Famous Base Burner. GURNEY'S Souvenir Bas Burners. GURNEY'S Aerated Oven cooking stoves and Ranges If you need a good stov at bottom prices call on H. BISHOP & SON A number of second hand stoves. We Have What you all Need OOTS & SHOES FOR WINTER WEAR. A full line of hand -made Boots and Shoes always in stook, also the very best makes of school shoes for children. Try a pair of our men's rubber boots, puncture proof. Women's and Misses long rubber boots, Men's felt boots, Men's factoq made long boots. Woman's fine felt shoes. Men's fine felt shoes, EXETER, ONT., CANADA, 'THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21,1901 Hensal I of estallishing a young men's Chris- , our school at an advance in sa tian Association in Hensel!. There i Miss Jardine has else. been re-engaged -eo as seuery, Is, Ea 8., sari 8.,Roner Gra,du- was a large attendance, and after cons as assistant -Mrs. U. binitis wiso has .1: .ate ot I °rout.° University. DenUste. Teeth extracted without_yain or bad. effects. °Dice sidera,ble discussion, a committee of been confined to her bed for some monclasecommencine lleay 30th. in Petty's Bieck, name% At zeetee every, seven persons toes appointed to itseer- , time, is, we are glad to say, recov- tain if a suitable location could be ob•leriog. - Chas. Ifohlbein. has dia. G. T. Sue:lei:laud., 'Notary Public. uoaveYan- .e. - tained ; also as to the probable eost of I posed of his farm hat 0 con 13 cerp, Commissioner, Fire InsurancA3 Agent and tele necessary equipment of same.- sevent,y-five acres, to teece Schreader, ismer ce Marriage Licenses. 1.4egal documents Mr. Simpson, a student of Huron Col- a neighbor, for $3000. The farna is ad - hg sreilt '3,412: e, London, Preached la Sr. Peure jecant to that of Mr. Schroader's and Ofece at the Post 0, ce.Reasall church on Sunday morning last. -The which wit/ give bins with his own Baines,- Miss Hattie Sutherland choir of the Hensel/ Methodist church fifty, 125 acres. Mr. Hohibiro will re. supplied the music at the anuiversary tire from farming, and will go to Ber- visited friends in Fcprest, last. week. tea a xi,e Bethesd She was accompanied by Jessie MC- Ar A • a Methodist church lin to reside. D°41,1e11.-00 Monday evenitlg a /ast oll G°onferarclei:Znegirt14sttli-e Mviissilaspeufilthae' week* Ite Willlats Lammis's b°rs° w" forepart of time week renewing ac- beitkon" tirir" °rev the 4r°seing uear ralutencee.-Mr. McKinnon, of North the erresbyterian church, it. stepped on ekote, was in the village this week a live electric light wire, and the shock • • knocked the animal down. Mr. Olies- ney, veterinary surgeou, drove to the laret. I Stephen Council The council of the township of I ent 1 Minutes of the previous meeti Stephen convened at the TOWR Ran, Creditor', on Monday. Nov. 18th, 1901, al o'clock p. m. All members pree- were read mad approved, - Itesolved that the -council vieit the Third Side Road, on Thursday, the 2I5t inst., with a view of haying it opened andgraded. Ordere to the amount of $947.44. I were paned by the council. 1 Qouncil adjourned to meet again we 10 o'elock a. tn. Hunter Etreen, Clerk. ........—............—.....— Greenway ,IZa- neElee. - Thauliegi snug services lugs will be held in Boon Methodist wi," church, on Thursday, the 2Sth int,, e'. at 10.80.-jas, Brophey, who Irte been .„„co vielting friende in Gotierich and Rip- ley returned last week, -The trustees Me lof 10 have eugaged the ser - i. vices of Miss Phoebe 1-1. Tufts, of Mit- chell, for 1902. -Mr. and MIS. W. A. AVilson are settled. in their new home. „ -Afies Myrtle Wickert, who has been g 0. ;under the Doctor's care is able to be est out again. -W. J. Wilson & Co. are le:arranging to handle geese, ducks and Ir turkeys for Thanksgiving and will net' ay highest market perces. - Mr, avid Foster is all smiles -it's a. eon. —0— WinotiOlSea, .............. levee, Por tra . The preliminary ce m g 0 u fetends, i/e name beano to hearing of the charge of manslaugbter ervilltibufgs: 700:7,7 who is se seriowy ill. against Jesse Ereetmerasu. ,eutfineteure, aendroml electric Hot station ana had tile -A concert willmitieb.heulcludoenr Staht:raduasy. Trunk, for the killing of Um. El power turned ofr,—ViThen the horse wire, it was found that he had. siestain. 13)lees of the band. It should. he well both Carew, at the Long Cross atronized. _ m •••••••••• near St. Merys, on October 14, cl before was relieved Irons his coetact witls the ed. -Mr, G. O. Petty has commenced ed no injury beyond the;shock receiv. operations at his pack -lug houee.-Our Meese/1(1We) „r„,„_,„ appeared for the Crown and Geo. Pherson, K. o.. for the defeeces I held. et St, Marye Monay Wheellhan, J. P. J. Idingtou, X. council will not undertake to pu ---.- , -- - a - o to ;the Alex, Tee. • t eerlreelTen-"Ilea/;*1 Ef"gil Stewart ha's i defendants were committed for tele down ally more cemellt sidewalks 'neer for the sum of $0,000. who takes this fall. - The baud had their first nosses5ton on march 1t. -Mr. and t eh. new .hy CreCiliIQn,. Fevaatfetre,ellir", week, elikulsetz. -PIA; friends of eerenieRo.f 1)1-4,R°Itilar:LttoWnilofolr:ebaertyin ligyi. Basnites.-Mies Team= is speralin Mrs. Grassi will regret to learn thet years, have rerrtoved to Exeter.-Qnite e""Pie of Week'S in li'ensall' th" g" she continues yery seriously ill, -,T. D. 3 -act -sues, of Exeter, was I In towin on I, a number of onr young people took in eeac,z,,,I.ii.issnnlYb°111;gg,bibtlatc-blert.,,,Misietri"oenv'' tne fowl supper at KiV/ItOtt On Teees brawn...a mettenee end peens wei b"141e39' on Tuesday. -1Wm* Ga"P' daY night. - Wm- Rnss sIld I\rms the past week. -Ren. .L or. utt mbeolititre°faitlilase V 2:edeke,.°Inngecaul'aiTa*nyw"Witig eSttlersevinarti weqhluntrt"ekbninetr Iladrve°' exi: Monday morning last to bold a series Mr. Contine, disposing of St. joseph 141" ' i. ' " Tree yetv of Bible Society meetinge. His put real estate. 'Meg also bought two ago. leY sPea"'" verY 1 g 1 Y ° e i e il e .....abbath next, m the morning by Rev. a. Staebler and in the eveniog by 3.fr. B. Heywood, of Beeter,---Miss C. Brown left Tuesday last for London. -Miss Lydia Fink. beiner, who has been ill for some time, we are glad to report is rapidly re- covering. -Rev. Christian Brown, of Pittsburgh, preached two able sermons in the Evaugelicai church on Sunday last. jOIIN WRITE & SONS Only a Paw Weeks Then CHRISTMAS $ One Dollar $ bu Imre goods and aecnre igreater value at the Market Depot I Than elsewhere, whether expended ha Monday. December the 10th next a DRy 600ps carloads of furniture for the new hotel at St. Joseph The shipment str- rived at this station this week. -E, E. Kern, of the Molsous Bauk, has dise posed of his handeerne driver for ship- ment to the old vountry.-Miss Tea - man, of Crediton, is spendiag_ a few days at Gs Youngblut's.- Farmers ha,ve made large deliVeries of fowl the past week. -We are pleased to learn that Robert Bengough, who has been quite 111, is recovering nicelse-The re- mains of the late Mrs. Trott were in- terred at Tilsonburg instead of at Rodgerville cemetery as at first intl. mated. -Fred Sreallacombe. familarlY country, but iiay it vety colds -The trustees of S. S. No. 5, Mt, Plemsants, have secured Mr. Chestee McRoberts as teacher. Duties to commence on Jan. 1st, 1002.- Mark. Clark intends enlarging his barns the corning sums mer. -Alex, Elliott has returned from INfanitoba.-John Cole has just finish- ed putting in a cement floor in his stable. Alen's, Women's and Misses' fine rubber, leggings, spats known as the mon Xing" made 0. and cardigans1large ehipment of onions from this Men's heavy, puncture proof rubbers and socks and leggi We sell the celebrated Saskatchewan Robes, Coats and Mitts. Every robe guaranteed as represented or money re- funded. In Harness we carry a full line of light and heavy har- ness,. collars, halters, whips, combs, brushes.—Trunks and grips. Our horse blankets cannot be surpassed for quality and price. Repairing cn harness, boots 8c shoes promptly and , carefully attended to. ft GftLI...1 80LIGITBD. R. H. Sweet. Treble's Old Stand imogymia..inor Popular Toilet Goods Two Papers -3004 • We a,re going to offer two papers for the balance of this year for 30 & R. Medicinal Jelly Is the best article for chapped skin, chilblains, chafing, simburn, and eczema and is also excellent for use • after shaving try it and be convinced. FOR DANDRUFF, falling- hair and all scalp troubles, use our Rose . Shampoo. You'll be delighted" with ii____„Te•-its effects. , For fine •Toilet Soaps, Perfumery • and Cosmetics, see Willis Powell ; he can scut you. Satisfaction guaranteed. WILLIS POWELL Travelling Agent, nxeter. Farquhar. -. BRIEEs.-A. little daughter came to the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Poleyi last Wednesday. - The quarterlY, o rd of the Elimville circuit have .decided to make Farquhar a regular appointment so that now We will have preaching every Sabbath. This makes it necessary ifor a new plan for the working of the circuit, which will be issued shortly.-E.Hewitt ; who has rented Aurae Barr's farm, on the town line of Blanshard, moved last Monday. -The R, T. of T.'s are preparing for a vigorous campaign this winter. Two new members were added the last night. This makes a total member- ship of fifty nine. Drysdale G. STAeilittlIrv, B. A, EXETER ONT. i a' La* Offices. Private Fewest° Loan. f cent. One of these is THE Teauee,you know the value of that. The other is the Weekly Sun, acknowledged to be the best farm, home and market paper in Canada. Tell yoar friends of this .er. If they want to see a sample of our paper before subscribing ask them to drop us a card giving their name and address and we will sencleme ; if they want a sample copy of The Sun a card addressed. to Weekly Sun, Toron- to, asking for one will secure what is asked for. Get your friends to sub- scribe now, as the sooner they come in the more papers they will get for the money. Send remittances to Tu.a Trerns office. St. Marys. ., FIRE.--- The oatmeal mill of J. D. Moore, two mules south of this town, was destroyed by- fire a little after tapas- H• X. D. Cooke was in Gode- midnight Sunday morttieg. The cause rich thi8 week su business.-- Wm. is not known. The loss is about $6,_ Carlisle, son of Robt. Carlisle, is home 000, and it was insured for 32,000 in from Winnipeg spending a few weeks the Perth Mutual. ' - visiting friends.4The annual meeting _ , of the District Sunday School COn- . vention was held in the Methodist • -......• .— church, on Tuesday. This association EXETER MIXER YARD, has been composed of Hay, Stanley, , Tuckersmith, -Hayfield, Hensall and nesse feet of hetraock lumber f Large stock of LureberLpine 6.aiedbkrhituleoieck: Seaforth, but was re -organized at this also shtn les' lath a . P meeting and will now comprise, Hay, reasonable. -JAS WILLIS, Yard :East side of Hansen and the southern part of main st ., Tnckersaath, svith the following of- Dashwood. lerteEps.e-A very happy event OC- &ere 'l Pres., A. McPherson, Hensall ; curred at the residence of Jos- Simp- son on the evening of Nov. Gbh, when Ist Vice. W. Jones, Kippen ; 2nd Vice, BRIErs-Mr. Hy. Guenther, has pur- Miss Laramie Hensel'; Secy -Tress, chased the Parkhill mail route from his daughter, Nellie, Wae' united in .o. A, Redmond, Hensel". There were Mr. P. Mcisaac. --Mr. P. McIsaac has marriage to Fred McLean. . Rev. A. three sessions held, •morning, after-, purchased the furniture and under, g. Thomas perforthed the..ceremOny ndon and evening. The • two former taking business of Floffinen ' Bros. n the Presence 'of r a' feW immediate sessions were devotedto organikation Mr. Mcisaac took possession on Wed - St. Patrick's church, Bidcluleb. Miss riende and 'relatives.-- On Tuesday at and discussion of papers, while the nest -lay. - ele. Fred Glanville and evening session took the form of a family, of the 16th. concession left for Ernie,' cleitter of John Mellhargey, platform meetine^, at which addresses Manitoulin Island on Timrsday, where was united he' he bonds of matrimony were delivered ,loy Rev. AL J. Wilson, they will reside in future. -Mr. &Lel. vith Thomas Nagle, both well known of the Nile, and Roy. Larkin, of Sea- Graybiel, of Brown City, Mich. is n Bucare-D,e. G. Douglas Stanley, fort 1. Music was furnished by the visiting at his brother's Mr. Mich., on of T. D. Stall -len. of St. Marys, union choir of the village. The next Graybiel, at peesents - Mrs. Linden- orrnerly of this place, who is located meeting will be held in May 1902.- feld, Sr., returned home from Detroit . t High River, Alberta, has been sac- Mrs, J. S. Case, and Mrs, Alex. Mur- on Mondays -7-Mr. Albert Moser re- essful in passing the Medical Council clock visited at Paul Madge's, Thames turned from Dakota last week.- Fred f the Northwest Territbries and fully cided to hall their annual Christmas Road, on Tuesday. -- Messrs. Wm. Shetier, who came home owing to the ualified to practice medicine there.- tree on Dec. 18th. All the different Jackson, John T. Goetz and Jno Tapp death of his father, and who has been he Morkin Bros., ' of Blddulph, have returned last week from Manitoba, spending some time visiting friends eonarnittees are doing their best to archased the farm at Cedarvale, be- whither they went on the harvest ex- here, returned to make it A success. -Joseph Disj?.rdine onging to Mrs. Harrigan, of Luca.n.-- cursion;- jno. Robinson, of Chisel- --A vet. Buffalo on Saturday. was united in the bonds of matrimony he 'Rev. Mr. Waildell of Elimville, y.pleasant evening was spent to Miss Annie Disjardine on Wednes- onducted services in the Narsery and burst, went to Ansa Craig yesterday by the young people on Wednesday day last. There many friend.. join in (Wednesday) and brought home a night at the home of Mr. A. Weigand, landebese churches Sunday last, de- wishing them a long and happy life.- ivering'iwo excellent sermons. --John bride in the evening in the person of where they assembled to bid farewell Robert Hamilton is home al, ,e' ,I, ten Miss McIntyre of that place. They to Miss Clara Weber, who left for her inee, son of Mrs. Iiinnee, of Lucan, days hunt in Muskoka and brought as married a few weeks ago to a will. reside on Mr. Robinson's fine home in Elmira, on Saturday.- The with hina a couple of fine deer. --Mr. ittsburg lady.--Biddulpb council will farm near Chiselleurst. We extend Sunday Schools of the village are pre- ' ''' thisGreen Wok his net out of the lake on 'ii - ret on December 2nd. congratulations. -J. S. Case u eek paring for the risnal, Christrrine fecte- iki.oly willei) ien, preq.v. h,d/„. torn shipped 300 bushels of clover seed le, vele -Onr Imn• e,s 'r .1 itly(> o.tottt US ea internally uneyarde Yellow Cele cures the old country merket, This is 1 he en el arelay,---Q,ele• tt Utlin,),,,: n.1)01. _. ore Throat, ReareenesS, Quinsv pain in the fling, r,, , rp r s 0 p, i t111,1,21 , 'k,., r b 11 ,.1 , I 1 101, (I 114 t (-91(1 *)i n g i (•New 01 t1 :4 t' STOP 1' a Chest croup, etc. Used externally cinee e all e t, , ) rb.,,, 1.,11 j 0 li , Rheumatism, Stift johns, ContraOeil Cora,i ,.‘. , ' A r 0'1 100I1 I: ' S11.111 {,1. 1 ht' Spl'ing, --1 W.,"1),','tt ;1' T'll'i1 prtid Ont' .071) V1`01-f.K (WE T LI ti.1 Sprains, Strains, Puma Seales. Outs, see ",„ , e held in sehool a. ‘esit. eve, tyke.k.--eir. T. - - . B . , -q ., .. ,...clit Bites of Insects. 1,1 0 t 0.110 4• 14' a.) o ,-, olie a tA-hc i lit8abili.i y has h,on re c,v,za,go.-1 tts prittwip 1i or 11 %Inc. (nI4,y.etlre., No ptity. PrIce ---........_ Clinton. Slinrtly before miOnigh , Saturda,y, the night wetelnnan at the Doherty organ factory discovered fire and gave the alarm, The town flee engine arid the fire apparatus at the station during the past week. D. factory did. herole service. The fire Urquhart also shipped two car loads of being in the finishing department, the crushed wheat to the foreign markets inflammable matevial fed the flames to he used as fodder.- On Sunday until they spread from one end to the morning- last Mr. Down, son of John other upstairs in the mein building. Down, of Exeter, prea.clied in the but was gob under eontrol before the Methodist church, while in the even- Around floor was reached, the roof ing' Rev. Morris Ehnes, son or A. and contents of the upper story being Ehnes, of Zurich, lately a missionary mostly destroyed. Messrs. W. in Africa, occupied the pulpit, me Doherty & Co. are protected by insur. Down preached quite acceptably. Mr. auce, and we understand will proceed Ehnes' subject was "Influence' from to repair at once, as they were press - which be preached an interesting sea. ed with orders, necessitating woeking more fie is a very eloquent speaker, overtime, Between two auti three and his thoughts are well directed. hundred employes will be thrown out His discourse was highly spoken of by of work till the factory is re-estab- many of his bearers, and. a bright fished. future is predicted for Mr. Ehnes in * ministerial work. -Wm. Luker, is this Ellmville week moving into the dwelling owned. by Mrs. Manus, on Richmond street BasoFs.-R Knowles, of ev--,.—. no xv . north. -Rev. 1. S. Henderson, intends Crediton, will preach special sermons giving a four week's course of special. in the Methodist church next Sunday, sermons at Carmel church, commenc- both morning and evening. A free- ing on Sunday- next. -F. Pfile, who will offering will be taken. Rey. Mr. has been in Manitoba during the sum- Waddell will preach for Mr. Knowles mer is expected home this week. on the Crediton circuit. On Thanks - George Petty, sr., has two fields of giying evening the annual fowl supper the finest looking fall wheat to be will be given in the chinch here, fol - seen in Huron County. One field con- lowed by a program in which Rev -ds. tains 75 acres, the other 25 acres. -A Messrs. Knowles and Alex. Thibedeau, number of weddings are on the tapis Grand Bend, will give addresses, and for December month. In several in- Miss Thibedeau, a graduate in elects - stances we lose some of our fair tion from Alma. Collesee, will give sev- not yet, running, Mr Cook is still fur- 25c and children 150, -Ira Andrew and I maidens. -The electric power house is eral recitetions. Admission, adults ket has been lively tile past week-. 71 parental root on Sunday last. -W. O. nishing the power.' The grain mat --1 sister, of Cromarty, visited under the cents were paid for wheat, while oats Webster, of Udora, and Miss Mitchell, brought 48 cents. It is the opinion of of Centralia, spent last Sunday the those familar with the situation that guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Andrew. - oats will take a very sudden slump, as The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. soon as the outgoing vessels to South Wm. Andrew, of Manitoba, will learn Africa are supplied.-Saml Graybel, of with regret that they are both laid up Michigan, was here last week visiting with typhoid fever. ---While cutting Jno Pope. - Miss Ettie Ballantyne, straw for Wm. Pincorabe last week, a who • has been visiting relatives in wrench unfortunately went through Flint, Michigan, for a number Of the machine, breaking both knives months, returned home Tuesday.- and the face of the cutting box. -Rev. Mrs, Holmes and two children of Waddell arid Rey. Fair, of Liman, ex - Ingersoll, are here renewing acquaint-, changed pulpits on Sunday last, Rev. ancee-W'rn. Thompson, son of Ber- Fair prea,ching at the Zion and Free - nerd Thompson,who has been in Mani- will appointments. -The Bible Society toba for some time, has gone to Mon- meeting held in the church on Friday evening last was, owing to the incle- ment weather, very poorly attended,- -Large numbers of fowl are being de- livered this week to Jones & Roy, at Winchelsea, and good prices are be- ing paid. --Mrs. Wesley Heywood is the banner turkey raiser, having raised 101 turkeys the past season -Mrs. Jas. Halls had a bee on Friday last hauling out pressed hay to the Exeter station, Miss Mabel Miners is yisiting relatives in London. BRIEFS,— Miss Rosy Westlake left, „ last week for Detroit where she will n Spend the winter with friends and relatives,---Ileury Talbot, who has had charge of a threshing outfit in North Dakota, returned home last week.— Arthur Jeoffrey also returned home from North Dakota. -The other day a while John Johnson's horses were pas- c turing in a meadow, a deer passed 0 through, frightening the horses in ,,,(1 nuch a manner that they tried to jump '- a Page fence. The horses were so cut p up that they have since been unable 1 for work.--Robt. Turner, who lfas T spent the past three nionths in Vir- don, Man., has returned home -Mrs. Ralph Broevn, of Bathgate, North e,..1 Dakota. is visiting her sister, Mrs, n• Edward Talbot. -Miss Clara Thonap- son, who for some time past has been r employed in London, has now returned. al to her ham e Blake. -John Johnston, jr., of Drysdale, Stanley, has decided s to change his course of study and will 'in the near future study law at Atm Arbor University, Mich, Bethesda TReaMEETINCe.-Tbe re -opening ser- vices of the Bethesda Methodist church were held on Sueda-er and Mon - clay last. Rev. B. L. Hutton, of Cen- tralia, preached two able sermons on Sunday morning and evening, while Rev. C. W. Brown, of Exeter address- ed a mass meeting in the afternoon. On Monday evening a, tea meeting was held. It was a genuine Country tea, with a liberal supply of eatehlee, including all kinds. of fowl. The ladies acquitted themselves nobly. The platform meeting WAS also first class. Addresses were given by Revs. Ur. Long, Hensall; Martin, Exeter, and Hutton, Centralia; while the choir of the Hensall arethadist church supplied the music. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Sewett,conducted the proceedinsss, in his usually happy manner. That the affair was a success may be judged by the amount of the proceeds, The trustees asked for $300, a short time ago, to pay for repairing 'nada to the church. The proceeds of tea stool Sun- day collections amounted to $85, which together with private subscrip- tions totalled $320. Anderson •-• BRIEFS,-Robt. Brown, son of Joh h Hon. G. W. Ross Premier of Ors - Brown, left on Saturday last for Nort Bay, where be expects to spend the winter in the Itunber woods,- Wm. Higbet is confined to his room.-eIrs. jno Stephen is seriously ill, having had a paralytic stroke.- Our teacher, Miss 0. Kirk has been re-engaged for the coming year. -We welcome to our midst, E, Hewitt and wife, of near Farquhar, who have leased Mr. Barr's farm, north of this place, ----Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson spent Sunday with friends in St. Marys. -Messrs. J. Highet and John Ogilvie have gone to the North Bay lumber camps for the 'winter months. -Mrs. John Ste- phen, sr., who sustained an attack of paralysis last week has recovered the use of her limbs, excepting one arm. - Mrs. J. White who has spent the last two weeks es the guest of Mrs. James Atkinson returned. home on Monday. -George Leadstone has gone to Ham- ilton where he has secured a license to sell an improved window fastener. - A number from Anderson attended the re -opening at Kirkton on Sunday and Tuesday. -There will be a Thanks- giving service in the church here on Thanksgiving evening. Special music is being prepared. KIrkton BRIEM-The wife of ensue zer presented hire with a fine ba y one day last week, -W. J. Gourley held a very successful auction sale of farm stock and inaplements on Mon - BOOTS & HOE CROCKERY GLASSWARE OR GROCERIES. Remember we pay you highest rice for all kinds of Farm Produce. R008/EN Exeter Public Soh 0 Minutes of Board meeting held in 'own Ha.11: 3101144y .7s.Tov. at 8 p. m. .e.bsent 3. Senior. The following is the order of heels nes I I chairman minntes of previous Per wood committee that, 27; eurde woods bad been purchased $.22;i per rd. Per groueds and sanitary that y submitted and approved. ay. -Mrs. P. 0 Brien is in a. very lore he school has been duly dieinfeeted eel Shier is on the sick list this week.- ; infectious diseasf'• condition at time of writiug.-Adam I a rie.fe guard against the spread of any Miss Pheobe H. Tufts has been suc-e Per VV. J. Carling and R. N. Rowe, cessful in securing the position or 1 that the following duly certified pre. duties to commence fiest of New Yeae teacher a tbe Greenway public achool, Payments be approved :8. Panson, re- , pairs liiic ; Sutberlazul Tunes Co., slswtietrzeart, Twe ehsow at a. good salary. -Miss Nellie W. woo(' Sda.00. altie"r,hlawsernetiTrisnietidnhgomile: ' the Inspector's report be accepted. Per II. Huston and R. Is.i, IteWile that KOtieThe Methodist church has under- i Per H. Huston and R. N. Rowe, that great eupeeeemeete lately, to I thet following section of the Inspec- the extent of $500. On Sunday the tor's report be published : "The teach. - B. Holmes, of Granton, who preached church uses re -opened by the Rev. J. ers state that many of the pupils are allowed to spend their evenings on the two excellent sermons morning and street,, neglecting. tlaele lessees and . learrung much tha.t injures there evening to large audiences. On Tues. Lay evening the hot, fowl supper was served._ -The Ladies' Aid of the Salem Anderson and Kirkton appointments purcbas ed an elegant parlor suite and hail rack for the Methadiet parsonage on Wednesday laet.-11Irs. james C. Tufts is expected home from Manitoba this week --Charles Brooks, who has mors11 Seine means shoal be adopted to keep the children off the streets and in their homes after dark. Parents should heartily co-operate with the teachers, in everything that tends to improve their children, men- tally and naorally, and fit them for the duties of citizenshbp. spent t e past two srears in Winnipeg, Per W.J.Carling and II:Huston that arrived home on Fridays-There/pains salt be used by the Janitor to revent o the late Preemie Montgomery, of Woodhans, tvho died on Friday, were interred la the Episcopalian cemetery here on Monday afiernoon.-Mr. John, Bentley, of McKillon. is visitin t e dust rising in sweeping an that a barrel of the same be procured forth- with. Per W. Trevethick and. R. N. Rowe, that the clause in the J:tpitor's friends in this vicinitY. -John Hanna raent in reference to the scrubbing of lost another valuable horse worth $150 the floors be chenged so as to require on Saturday by drawing an engine up the same to be done •throughout the Mr. Ranna's gangwa,y. The animal school five times per annuns. dropped and before the harness could Per W. S. Carling and R. N, Rowe, be removed it died. -Rev. A. S. Ander- that the necessary repairs to urinal be son conducted the morning service in left with the repairs committee. the Granton Methodist church on Sun -1 Per W. .1. Carling adjournment. n day last. J. GRIGG, Seely. Grand 'Bend flames. --- Henry Bossenberry re- turned home after spending the last two weeks at Montreal, accompanied by N, M. Contine, of St. Joseph, end. others. Mr. Bossenberry says while he was there he went out to see the big whale. - A considera,ble lot of wreckage has ootne ashore from a schooner that was wrecked near Gode- rich, in last Thursday's storm. -Mrs, Bruce, of Paisley, left for her home 00 Monday, after spending. a month with her daughter, Mrs. H. Smith.—Bert Holt and N. Ravelle had a lively time for a while on Sunday, while driving a spirited horse, owned by Bob Pollock. The horse became unmanageable and smashed the rig pretty badly. This should be a lesson to Mr. Pollock, not SHOVEL IT IN' to lend Ins horses to boys to drive.- Our Scranton coal will give you the most heat for The people in connection with the „.„,„,„ Methodist Sunday Sehool have de- iituu'Y' Best and goes farthest. tarto, has been again nominated as the! Liberal candidate for West Middlesex.1 No other name was mentioned in the I p convention. Homemade Mats and Rugs • I That Outwear The Best I mported Goods. 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