Exeter Times, 1912-3-7, Page 1e Vise
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S. S. No. 1. USBORNE
V. class—W. Strang 1;32 James
Dougal 119,
Entrance—Wilfred Dougal 14i.
Elva Harvey 121,_ Maggie Strang 114,
John Dougal 106, Diger Rowcliffe 105
Oliver Rowcliffe 94, Cecil Harris 80,
IV class—Vera Bell, Mura Dew, Har-
vey Neal Frank Jarrott, Flossie Neal
Lily Selves, Katie Sanders, Ross Dick
IN class—Lorne Oke, Malcon Dotage!
Alice Dick, Laura, Neil, Ila Mitchell
Clifford Moir, Evelyn' Cann, tRosa
Moir, Clara Neal.
TI class—Lenwood Purdy Annie
Strang 11 class Wilber Selves Tom
Dougal Percy Harris Earl • Mitchell
Pt 1—Gladys Dew Mamie Selves, Har-
old Wood, Edgar Cudmore, Mabel
Purdy, Av. attend, 31. W, B. Ry-
den teacher
S S. No.. 13 'Stephan i •
The following is. the standing •of
the pupils of S. S. No. 13 Stephan
for the month of February 1912.
The marks are based an attendance
Behaviour and General preparation of
'Lessons Total marks 300' IV chase
Leonard Shroeder 220, Lela Sanders
1207, Sr. PDI—Tom Willis 246, Lila.
Sanders 214 Charlie Treibner 20.1
Corrina Parsons 212. Hilda Shroede
Intermediate III—Percy Sanders 211
Aai ,Sbapton 2118. Cecil Dearing 179,
Emalie Hiogarth 2018, Hazel Freeze
gator, 159, Marie Treibiner 1.85,, Verde
Box 1.58, Lloyd ,Schroeder 183 Jr
1111 Louise Blake 221 Ruby • Parsons
168 Verna Preczoator 159 Lawrence
(Hill 169, II class—Vivian Hogarth
1:81, Gladys Sbroedcr 168. Eddie Pre-
ezcator 212, Pt. 11—Norman, San,
ders 194,• Lloyd Parsons 160, Ethel
Preszeator 170 Charlotte Willis 123.
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ktS1)A Y MORN ING, MARCH ¢ th1912
BONES
Exeter School Board
H. 6. Department,
torn I,fl
S. Petty 7&8; N. Amy 72.4; E. Cass:
082; C. Copeland, 6718; E. 'Hunkin
65 4; 0. Wood 6446; R. Dearing' 61.6
G. Passmore 61.4; A. Hartleib 60. No
on roll 26. average attendance 24, W
13. Weidenham,mer, Principal.
Form II
Ada. Willis. 73,5 Mary Hanlon 73.3,
Florence Treibner 72.6 Arva Broken -
shire 72,1 Lillian: Boyle 70,5 Linden
1
Myra Morgan n 66 1
Harvey 67.3 o g'a J w.
o
Davis 62.6 Seam Seidon 61.1
No. on roll 21 Average attendance 20
L. Edmonds teacher
• 'Form •I
N. Truemner 90, L. Stewart 85, J.
Strang 85. G, Morley 84, I. McDonell
81.,J, Allison 81, M. Case' 78, $. Raver
75. J. Munn 75, G. McArthur 'i55,
Pass—T. Sweet 74, J. 'Hoggarth 74 A.
Ford 73, E. Harvey 72 13, Walker
M. Hanlon 70, A. ,Hoggarth 69, A',
Beverley 08. L. Taylor 68, D. Hall
67. E. Brooks 65, A. Tfabkirk; 65„ R.
Parsons 63, O. Hodgert 60.
Commercial Department
Sr. Commercial—Honors 13, Atkin-
son, 78. I. Rivers 7i, Pass—I. Hardy
60 Jr. Commercial— Honors F: Hill
79. Pass M. Acheson 69, E. Heil 6.9
E. Day 69. N. Jones 65, G. Baker 65.
C. May 63; A. Willis 62: No on' roil
41; average attendance 10.8. M. M.
Campbell, teacher.
P. S. Department
Boom -J
Sr. IV—Honors—Car'man Powell 85
Beatrice Hodgert 77; Willie Manson
75—Pass—Oliver Davis 72; Alberta
Knight and Beta Rowe, equal, 71;
Maurice -Senior 69; Gordon Penhale
66; Annie Day 66; Middle IV—Pass
Melville Gladman 73; Marvin Vin
' cent and Joe Follick, equal, 69; Anna
Bell 68; Marjorie s'Iustan 67; Lila
Zuefle 67; Florence Wood 63; Karl
Weide.nhammer 62. No on roll 27;
average attendance 24. C. Vesper,
• teacher. • • • , •
Room -V
Jr. IV—"Honors—Bertha Horne 77
Dorothy Kuntz 76; Ina Delve '75.
Gordon Ford 72; Amy Johns 69;
Edith Davis 64; Jessie Brickwood 61
Sr. IDI—Honors—Gordon Wells 85;
Marguerite Pickard 85; George Ort-
wein 62; Earl Powell 81; Grace Car-
ling
arlino 80; Pass—Gladys Moir 73; Mil-
lie Walker 71; Gordon Davis 69; Mil-
dred [Tardy 69; Lillie Walker 66;
Mary Day 64; Margaret Sharp 63. No
on roll 32; average attendance 26.
J. S. Murray, teael; :ta -
Room VI
Jr. IN—Minors—Gladys Harvey 91 were present.; 'The minutes, ,of the
Viola Jones 80; Irene Zuefl, 77; Ver- previous meeting were read, and ad,
da Hartleib 77; Harold Boyle • •,6. opted.
Pass=Wm. Davis 74; Winnie KnightElliott—Yearly—That 'the auditors
72; Arto Delve 71 ; Czar Harness .1 report be accepted carried.
Vera Marshall 65; Violet Mallett 81
Delem Charlton 68; Bruce Rivers 66 Elliott Kellerman—Th,at the (tenders
Sr. II— Verde Hill 92; Mildred Mar- ,for the Aux Sable Bridge and brides
on the 10th 14th 31dt, and L. R. E.
ch,and 87; Clyde .Beaman 86; Clar- ; Concessiens be awarded to Robert
once Morley 83; Eugene Doyle 76; Hutchinson subject that on figuring
Edward Taylor 71;,Fred Brin%acomba out his tender according to the plans
63. No. on roll 38; averageelettend- l it is shown that he is' the lowest and?
ance 33.76. IL At: Kinsm,an, teacher I
inn such an event, the Reeve=is.bere
by authorized to execute a cotltradt
Room VII 1
for the due completion of the work."
Carried.
Exeter Council
'Council met in Town Hall on Fri-
day•eveping the 1st inst:
Members were all present min>,ttes
of last meeting were read and approv
ed. .
3. Scott and. A. J. Ford', that the
following accounts be paid and orders
issued; For labor, G. Cudmore'w.97;
1).
Russell sr., 2. ,5; Eli Snell 12,70
Geo. Atkinson.. 2.70 13obt Sanders 2.,70
Wm. 'Creech 1.93; Thos. Brock jr,
1.115 TI. Sanders. 43.15 Thos. Brock sr.
10.05.Thos. 6amders. 5.33; S. Sanders.
1a.51; T. fHoulden, 2.00; H. Eumulhr-
1„05 ; A. Anderson 1.05 J. Cookson
1.r?5 ; . E. Harness 1,20 Ray Horn, 1.18
Jas. Ogden 1.50 Fred Mills 75; Thos.
Cookson 75; !Hy, Kestle 1.27; ,Te
Creee,h 1.45 Geo Cornish 75t
Mrs. White cleaning Town Hall 50;
John Ford pt. Salary cemetery. �91,s25
W. 3. Bissett pt. salary 37.50 T.• 13:
Carling pt, salary 25.00; Clare Bros.
furnace 175.00; W. Coates registering
waterworks by-law 2.40; H. E. Hus-
ton insurance 10.00 C. T. ,T3rooks..
insurance 10.00; Ravi Southcott treas.:
hand, pt. grant, 50.0.0; Electric lieht
119.74: • ,total 481.39.
Levett—Rivers that It,he Reeve and
treastirer 'barrow •8500.00 if required
Carrie"d.'
The `.hydro Electric power commis-
sion which was enn,ounoed to 'meet
et 'Clinton on the 29th inst 'tend 'ea
which meeting Messrs W. J. Hemmen
and J. H. Soott were deputed to at-
tend was' postponed owing to illness
of: it1r. Southam, e'nginieer of this dis-
trict. .'"""� ,,
'1's:nders were received for the 5,000-
00 deb'entares for the extending of
the water works mains as follows;
C. 11. 'Burgess Toronto, 4946; •Brent
Noxon & Co. • Toronto 4936 The Ont
ario Securities Co. Toronto 4917; G.
A. Stinson & Co. Toronto 4965; W:
A. MacKenzie and Co.. Toronto, • 494
63; National Finance Co. Toronto, 49-
19; W. L. McKinnon & Coe. Toronto'
4821; Wood Gundry & Co, Toronto
493.8 ; Gladman & Stanbury Exeter
5026. Lovett and Scott that the tete
der of Messrs Gladman & Stanbury
being the Ihi^,hest be accepted as per
waterworks by-law as advertised,--+
Carried.
Levett and Ford that the Commis
sioner have all dead trees within the
limit of the 'corporation removed as
soon as possible Carried.
Rivers 'that we adjourn to meet Fri
day evening the 23rd inst.
• T. 13. CARLING Clerk;
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the •Twonship of
Stephen convenned in Hills Hall,
Crediton' on Monday the 4th day of
March 1912'at 1 pm. All members
Class IDI—Honors—Alice VInelnt.) The following orders were passed
88:'2, Rowcliffe Maurice Harvey 88; Verde +William Finkbeiner shoveling snow
W87.4; rMildred1 Harvey Har-
Ion Crediton Road. 2.00 Wm. Nichol
Paul 73 Eddie 81; Greta Har-; Reps to road on 18th. 3,00 Chris
8
nese 80; Pass—Eddie Davis lle Thel- , 1Reps finer and others work on Crede
Connor
DavisMildredElsie Wood 73; iton road 4.00 Henry • Sweitzer and
Paul Collins 71; Wilbert Gillespie it iton 8.00 • Silas Henry Sweituditor8.
Josephine vi70; Knight 69 00 J• 00 • Silas
rs and others Gravel
Edward Yellow 69; Idella Davis 65 'from Morrison's pit 60.00 Je. E. Had -
starSanders 64, Class art II—Honors '
Earl Russel 77; Lizzie Hartleib ,6; gins and other', Gravel 'from Baker's
Pass—Kelvin Hedden 73; Mae Web- side road. 24.75 T. Isaac and others
iter 69; Charlie Salter 68; Harold Gravel for 22 con. 22.50
Kuntz 64; Clifton Davis 62. Class 1 The Council adjourned to meet ag-
I e honors—Verna Walker 76; Pass— Gravel
in the Town Hall Crediton, on
Beverley Acheson 74; Hazel Cookson April 1st 1912 at 1.p, m. at which
68 Waldo Bellwood 64 • Mildred Norry date the Path -masters Pound keep -
63. No. on roll. 41; average attend- era and Fence viewers will be appal -
once 36.9; I. Quackenbush teacher ted:.
Noone VIIQ
Jr. II—Mabel Johns 98, Dorthy Balk -
will 87., Marguret.:, Kuntz 86, How-
ard Dignan 80, George Hind 80, V.
Vale 77, Willie Webster .4, Newman
Hardy Arthur Rowcliffe 73. Reggie
Taylor 72. Levernt Harness 71, Pearl
Sanders 70, Everett Harvey 68, Inez
Moir 67, Clyde Heywood 62 Jr, Pt
11 —Gordon Powell 97, 'Grebe Hedden
78, Willie Ortwein 70, Ruby Davis 69,
WOODHA i
Herbert Parishoral family mowed•
last week to their home east of And,
erson. 11Ir. and Mrs. Parish lore,
crouch respected by all who know them
No one has yet engaged the place
they have just left.
The storm last week damaged
the window in front of the church
here.
Ronald Witaver 67, May Elworthy 66. Wesley Brethour left last week for
Dorthy Mallett 49. Sr. Pt I—Ma$ his home un 'rola a Hi^
Weid•enhammer 78. Lisle Statham 64
Georgina Hatter' 61, Florence Norry
57, Betty Brown 56, Cecil Ford 55',
Clifford Brimacombe 45, Eleazar
Cclokson 44,• No. on Roll 13, Aver-
ige attendance 33 F. W. Howard
H t Man.
many friends have enjoyed his visit
here during the past two months.
Mrs. Morphy sr. who has ib.een,
poorly is somewhat improved.
James Mills spent the end of last
weak in Toronto on a business trip
Mrs, A. Carruthers after spending
the month of February at the. par-
sonage
arsonage returned to her home in
Strathroy last Thursday.
The Ladies Aid and the Women's
Missionary society are called to meet ,
this week Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Mills,
A. M. Dou,pe attended the funeral
of an elder brother in Palmerston
last week.
Thames Johnston of the Townline
'eft this weak with n car of horses
;or Outlook Sask.
firs; T. Johnston in visiting in Out.
look Sask. .
Mr. Ack rman of M. land organizer
.r the Chs n iri +1 has been in
h: community during the past week
s
'rs have
Ind some twenty memo
w y r. �
r',•n (Added to the strength of .tho
society.
The mill m-',1 has purchased a piece
bush from Wesley Shier and,. ,
a
gang of: men are busy cutting.
leIre and Mrs. John Sawyer entee'
in••d the orch+'atra and a number
their friends 1,, their home last
• • k providing 1 h en with oysters,
niusio etc.
r. Shwv"r eeel his fa'tnily will
nove to Mount; Peets•ant in a abort
''n', they i I,. much missed and.
r is, the de sir of their, friends Met
.hey wall prosper it tbei.r new .home
1 • FI: RONDALE
On Wednesday evening last Mr. and
.Irs. Charles Harvey gave an oyster
supper to a number of young peo-
_ie The evening was spent in ;aures
end amusements and an excellent
.ime was enjoyed by all.
Mr. Bert Reddy of Trenton, Mich.,
•isited his grand parents Mr. and
rs. Ralph Keddy, for several days
,luring the past week.
Mr. IL Strang has purchased a
hie driver from Mr. W. Moodie.
Mr. Philip Ierayne of ,Alvinston.',
Otho spent several days in this neigh
eorhood returned home last Friday.
He was accoinperii .1 back by Mr.; et
ur
Oke who will visit for a time,e
Mr. W. C. Keddy this week dis
pos •
•d of his driver to Mr. W. 13alkwill
of Mester.
'CARD Or rXIANIiS
Dear Sir,—Won'+•I yon be kind.
/tough to '2'xpr• ss to the L:ab•rr.e
Council. through the columns or your
elan kale pop, rh,.• sinner, thanks
myself end f maty for their groat
:indness In s„ r''i ex i\l'rs, Oarw't to
lcteria Elospit' Lnneo•, E'er 'r•n'•
lent so mach • ''ed. It is° hoped
9'er complete recovery will result.
Sincerely ;vowel, S. Garnet.
A Worthy Suggestion Serious Fire in Winghan
Mr. Editor—Being an old bandsman
and taking a deep interest in the
aiming band so reeently. organized 1
thought the presenile (time an oppor-
tune one to lay their condition' be-
fore the people of Exeter. The boys
have made a wonderful progress dur-
ing the winter and with proper en.
couragexnent to keep them ito2+elth-
er give every promise of becoming a
first class band. Now would it not
be .nice if they could come out in,
spring with a new uniform worthy(
the (ought to be) town of Exeter. You
will all say of course it would.
Well
how are they 'going to ,getf it. I
know lour townfathers gave them a
handsome grant, But by 'the time
they pay their leader and hall, rent,
say 'nothing oi' new musio and an oc-{
casion'al instrument that will be more I
than used up. Now if I might make
e sug;estidn. 1 would say that we
have a number of ladies in our town
of wonderful ;executive ability.
Could they not take this matter up
and help the boys get up a concert
out of home talent to be held in the
Opera rElouse at some near date, and
the proceeds go towards the suits.
I am sure that everyone would ,be
patriotic enough to attend and ithe
ones who did not we could hold -cup
for subscriptions. Then again could
not the rink be secured for one night
for a Benefit for ebbe Band, a small
,admission being charged for epee
tators 'and a little extra for ska'tiers
I am sure but they're very few but
who would drop in and hear the band
play a selection or two and help in
so good a cause. I would be pleased
to hear from any one who thinks the
object a worthy one and will help
push the bing ahead for the dignity
of the town and the encouragement
of the band. Thanking you for your
vA.aluable space —Yours Respectfully
E. Fukel,.
Don't forget the English :Hand
Bell Ringers next Tuesday night in
James St. admission 25c.
Miss Louise Carling entertained
Tuesday in honor of her friend Miss
Elliott of Norwich. , 4.
CENTRALL4-
Rev. Blatchford has commenced re-
vival services .here to the continued
this week,
Mr. Richard Hicks who has been in
-Toronto for the past few months
is spending a few days at the old.
home with his son Andrew.
Mr. Herb Mitchell of London
spent a few days visiting bis father
and brothers.
Mr. W. Elliott is making prepara-
tions to enlarge and remodel his
barns this coming summer.
, Mr._Douglas„Blatchford, is visiting
under - the, parental roof
•Mr,'J'ohn Lingard Ieft for his home
in the west last week. '
The best remedy ant Earth for Ca-
tarrh and cold in the head. Gunnells
Catarrh (Cream.
BORN
PRAYNE—In Usborne on Gunday
March 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Frayne 4 daughter.
.B +ESE=In Ridgetown, on Monday
March 4th 'to Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Beebe (nee Cora Prior) a daughter
(Medelon Priori)
''PETHICK—In Seaforth on Feb 20th
to Mr, and` Mrs. Lorne Pethick a
soap,
MATHERS—In McGillivray, on Sat-
urday Feb 24th to Mr. and ,Mrs.
J. W. blathers a daughter,
LAWSON— In Stephen on Feb 19th
to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawson a
daughter.
LAMPORT—In Stephen on Feb 23rd
to Mr. andl Mrs. Wes.{ Lamporte a
SUN
MARRTEP.
WALKOM—DOU PE—At the home of
the bride's parents on Feb. 20th by
by Rev. Dr. Fothergill Mr. Lloyd
M. Walkom of • Fullerton, to Miss
Annie L. daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs.'
Samuel Doupe of Kirkton.
WOODLEY—McNEIL At the residen-
ce of the bride's parent's on Feb al
Mr. Harold R. Woodley, to Miss
Margaret Bell daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John McNeil all of Fullerton..
MIT1HELlL1—ROBINSON—Iii Fuller -
tan on Feb 28th at the home of the.
bride's parents Miss • Eva, +dau3'bter
of John and, Mrs. Robinson, to, F.
J. Mitchell,
DIED
PERKINS— In Exetex on ,Friday
March lst Elmira Wilkins relict of
the bate Charles Perkins, aged 83
years,
LAMPORT— In Stephen of Feb 25th
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wes. Lamport aged 2 days.
11Ie•F,'ATYLS—On Lot 8, con 3, Bid-
duiph John McFauls in his 89th
year.
WingSavebad m fionly redcly ,tha partoffioien
imnt,. oythe of t1�u
w ,a.,
tire .Josephine street business sectiprtj.
oe Winghar in :the early merrate0
blaze Saturday hada remarkably cloo0
cad from destruction. Aa it wee. th f,.
Seaver Block one of the best husinc89
blocks in the town was dVilx d oui;
with a total loss of A75,00Qtw.
Noticed first by nigf�atghmtan
Lewis at 1,36 on Saturday raorningi
the blaze was a spectacular one, thee
fireman working in ice sheeted tzara
xnents while crashing glass enel
debris narrowly missed many of t1 »l
fire-fighters
n
and th,, spectators Who;
loadhistorgathered to see the most disaa t'-;
erous ,fire in '27 years in, Wingbana ;
yr.
The 13aave.r ,Block p\suied by B. .VaU
stogie barrister is a complete leas
with en estimated loss of 15,00x." on
the building alone. Tenants of 'tie
block suffered the entire loss of their;
prospective stocks, R. Knpk jeweler,
having a 6;000 loss covered by Apo
insurance.
The heaviest monetary loss fell up•,
on Bing Bros., general dry;
goods ,merchants whos,l steak' loss iii
estimated at 35.000 with but 15,Q00. inl'
sureties.
The tabulated insurance statem.enlia
as far as can be estimated, is.
R. Knox jeweler loss 6,000 insures
ance 4,000. King Bros, general dry- ,
goods furs etc,. loss 35,000 insurancee
15,000. Gus Schmidt general hard-
ware 8,000 insurance '3;,000 Dr„
Price Dentist loss 1.000 insurance,
5,00 Pings Bros. furs and carpets.;
R. Vanstone Beaver Block loss 15.00(4
with about 1.000 insurance, Mrr.,
Vanstone also suffered the loss of
many valuable papers as his Bawl
office was in; the second story of the
building and. the contents are a coin-
.
Greer shoe stock slightly;
damaged by smoke.
McGee & Campbell men s furnisl
Ings badly damaged by smoke and
seater but carry sufficient insurance
to cover loss.
Fire chief Van Norman and his
men fought two hours to subdue, the(
flames. it not being until day break
that it was certain that the fire!
was under contro{k,
W. J. Greer s shoe store 'was only
saved from loss by a 44 inch waIf
In• this store 18 also the G. N. W1. tel
egraph .and. Canadian Express office
and it was feared for some time that
it would burn • . A fire wall o zi thi,:
south side also prevented in a degree
the spread of the blaze. Some of
the firemen fought the night lona in
in their ice sheeted garments and in
peril every moment from falling de-
bris. None received any injuries how
ever. The firemen arir still pouring
• Tbe• following""self • explanatory
letter has been received by the super
intendent of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Dining and Parlor Car Service
from a prominent Trontonian on
train No. 7.. ",Allow me to congrat-
ulate you upon, the excellent service
given on your Dining Car. I have
never had a better or more satisfae•-
tory meal servedon any . Diner.
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A Pew of Our Specials
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