The Wingham Times, 1913-01-09, Page 14
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THE WINOHAM TIMES.
VOL. XLII,--NO. 21111
I Wish
You all a
Bright
and
Properous
1913
1 W. McRibbon
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN
"Eyesight Tested Free"ea, a d
-glasses supplied when needed at
reasonable prices.
NIIIMINNSISIONIMMI11111111101.
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N. Griffin
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GENERAL AGENT
TIRE
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
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Insurance
Coupled with a R> AL E..TATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Offioe over Malcolm's Grocery.
BLIT VALE.
Mr. Morris Bos an made a business
trip, to Toronto la week.
School re-opene on Monday with Mr.
Posliff in charge. Mr. Posliff has char-
ge of the whole hool-room.
Walter Burge s, of Wolseley, Sask.,
is home for a fe weeks holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Raby of Wingham,
spent New Yea 's with friends in the
village.
Russell Andr
few days last v
Mr. John Dia
present,Visitin
Mr. and Mrs.
with telatives
ws of Wroxeter spent a
eek with Mr. S. Paul.
and of Toronto, is at
his brother, Henry.
S. Pane spent a week
t Thedford.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
'Heinz Cooked
Sauer Krout
A rare delicacy. Try it once
and you'll want it again.
Per tin 20c.
Heinz Kidney
Beans
here's a regular treat. You
couldn't wish anything nicer.
Large size tin 15c.
ASliced Smoked
Beef
Clarks Sliced Stroked Beef is very
fine 'quality, 'You'll like it.
Try a tin may 170.
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1913,
81 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
WILLIS & CO. • ake a
very importa t nounce-
ment on pa - 8 of this
issue, and they wish every-
one to read it.
Thanks fro the Band.
The Wingham Citi• ens' Band wish to
thank their friends f their liberal sup-
port when they wet called on New
Year's day. The ban is in a flourish-
ing condition and w 11 give a good
account of themselves during' the corn-
ing season. Signed behalf of the
band.
H. HIkSCLIFFE, Treas.
TRUNKS AND VALISES: --Big Stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W. J. GREER.
The Very Bet of Season.
An out -of -the ord nary concert will
be held in the opera ouse on Tuesday
evening of next wee , under the aus-
pices of Turnberry A ricultural Society.
In order that Wing •:m's fall fair may
be kept up to its pr•.ent standard, the
directors are holdin : this concert with
a view of securing eeded funds. The
program will be fur ished by the fol-
lowing well-known rtists:—Geo. Neil,
Scottish tenor; Mrs. lora Mclvor-Craig,
soprano; Miss B. M=y Ranee, elocution-
ist; Eddie Pigott, c. median. These ar-
tists need no recom endation from us
they are well-knowto the concert -go-
ing people of Win .ham and district and
they will supply a high-class program.
Miss Estelle Gri' will be the accom-
panist for the e ening, The plan of
hall is at McKib..n's drug store, and
we would advise you to secure your
tickets early.
tULTRY WANTED.—Highest cash
pri es paid for all kinds of live poultry,
GUNNS' LIMITED, Phone 10.
Capt. Pugmi e's Farewell.
Capt. Pugmire, ho has been in char-
ge of the Salem .n ''rn has been
transferred te!'i.. don, England, and
will leave toyir'ep=xt week. Farewell
services will;,be he . next Su day. In
the afternd.n a song se ice by
the Sunday ..cho 1 childr will be
held and Capt. gmire ill present
the prizes earned d 'ing-the past year
to the children. e farewell service
will be held in the evening and their
will be held an en .11ment of soldiers.
There has been forty converts since
Capt. Pugmire ca e to Wingham and
they are makin: good salvationists.
Col. Pugmire, fat r of Capt. Pugmire,
who was here a s .rt time ago, is also
being transferred o London, England,
where he will hav charge of the Train-
ing Staff.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST TRANSPOR-
TATION CO., THE C. P. R. Tickets to
any place in the world.
RITCInE & CoS1$NS,
Town Agents.
Married at ainy River.
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8
Company B. 31
A meeting of Com
Huron Regiment an
ested will be held in
Meyer Block on Frid
week, commencing
movement is on to
ation of a class for
bayonet exercise,
sented to act as ins
Md Regiment.
any B. the 33rd
all others inter -
he Scout's Rooms
y evening of this
t 8 o'clock, A
iscuss the form-
ihysical drill and
. Posliff has eon-
uctor.
Hospital onations.
The Superintend nt and Hospital
Board wish to ackn ledge with thanks,
donations towards t e Hospital, during
Christmas week, f the following:
Mr. V. R. VanNorm• n, Mr. A. 11. Wil-
ford, Mr. A. E. Lo titt, Mr. and Mrs.
Moynihan, Mr. W . Bone, Mr. J. H.
Christie, Mr. T. T. ield, Mr. T. Fells,
King Eros,, Mrs. R "Vanstone, Mrs. C.
N. Griffin, Mr. Rob . Johnston, Mr. J.
A. Mills, Mr. Geo. eid, Mr. D. Martin,
Mr. R. Montgom y, and the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
NOTICE—Having purchased a hard-
ware business in another town, all ac-
counts owing us must be paid at once.
—Richardson and Rae.
A very pretty w=.ding took place, in
the presence of a number of relatives
and friends, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Green, Fifth Street, Rainy
River, on Christ as Day, when Miss
Rhoda Regina Gre n wrsunited in holy
matrimony to M H. C. Berry of La
Vallee. The Rev. ' . Ilenbestperformed
the ceremony. . the strains of Wy-
man's "Wedding : ells Maiich," played
by Mrs. (Rev.) enbest, the bride en-
tered the room, d by her father, she
was attended by iss Lizzie Green, her
cousin, as brides aid, and the bride-
groom was attende by Mr. E. C. Cuth-
bertson, of La Val ee. The bride was
dressed iii white urbar Silk, daintily
trimmed with Silk Overlaee and Silver
Fringe. The brid smaid wore a dress
of cream Silk tri med with lace and
rosettes. The bri e's travelling dress
was of Navy Blue Ladies' Cloth and a
white hat. The b idegroom presented
the bridesmaid w th a beautiful gold
brooch, and the b st man with a pair
of gold sleeve -links. The happy couple
will make their • ome at La Vallee.
—Rainy River Gaz te. The bride is a
former resident of ' Ingham,
No Canvassi g for Votes.
The candidates f r municipal honors
in Lucknow cal;ri 'd ill: idea in ref-
erence to municip 1 elections. There
were eight candida s for election to the
Contrail and by agr ement it;•was decid-
ed th.it none of th canoidates do any
csnvassing so that e ectors were given a
free r•and in the sel = ction of members of
the Cocil. This s as if should be and
the edito of the Tr g1s strongly endors-
es the action of^t't; muncipal candidates
in Lucknow.
Marrird
FEED CORN --A carload of the very
choicest Amercan feed corn will arrive
this week. This car is the best quality
of dry corn. See us for prices. J.L.
Awde.
Quebec I'rovincit
ing export of p
lands havd been n
regulations restriet-
pwood from Crown
defied.
t Fergus.
Mr. Bertram 1 scox of Teeswater
and Miss Hattie ove, of Fergus, were
married on New ear's Day. Among
the guests there were present from
Teewater, Mr. a d Mrs. J. J. Hiscox
and Miss Libbie Hiscox, father and
mother and siste of the groom: Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Ma n, Mr. Will Mann,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Wilbur r hompson. Mrs. His -
cox is a former r•sident of Wingham
and the groom is also well-known to
many of our read rs. The happy young
couple will resi. in Teeswater and
will have the bes wishes of a large cir-
le of friends. -
FOUND.—A pur
sum of money.
loose. The owner
may have thetn b
paying for the ad
e containing a small
so a sum of money
of either of these
proving property and
t.
I' ITCHIE & COSENS.
TIPLING & MILLS are prepared to buy
all kinds of first-class grain, also a
market for any quantity of first-class
hay and straw e.c their warehouse G.T.
R. station.
CARD
F THANKS
• To the 204 elec
so loyally support
the Reeveship on
my most hearty
from my youth u
municipnl electio
aged I have pers'
rule and my vote
electors are of th
the electors who
ents I hold no lil
me a service in re
able work and wo
more time to dev
I am deeply inter
of Wingham an
always be to at
I consider is the
good town.
rs of Wingham who
d me unsolicited for
onday I tender you
hanks. Being taught
that canvassing in
s should be discour-
•tentlY carried out this
hows that many other
. same opinion. To
oted for my oppon-
ill, and you have done
ieving me•of consider-
ry as I will now have
te to my own affairs.
sted in the welfare
my endeavor will
1 times work for what
est interests of our
Yours truly,
H,. B. ELLIOTT,
LOGS WANTED— ill pay the highest
cash price for al Inds of saw logs.
Get prices at office. J. A. MCLEAN.
Communicable iseases Increased.
The number of c• ses and deaths from
communicable dis
for the month of D
by reports receive
Board of Health, s
increase over the
There were 1,239 c
deaths, compared
144 deaths for 191
is still prevalent.
as against five ay
as against one.
were 191, comps
persons died as
ember of 1921.
increase of 213
deaths over two
---By-laws for
were approved
of Toronto.
PER ONALS.
Mr. Oscar Sp.rrow of the West is
visiting with rel: tives in town.
Miss Maud Ha na spent the past week
with Mrs. G. C. , oung of Toronto.
James McGilli ray of Detroit, spent
the New Year h idays in Wingham.
Mr. John Gan ett of 'Toronto spent a
few days this w ek with relavtes here.
Mr. E. Arrno of Winnipeg is visit-
ing at the home of his mother in town.
Mr. Cordon 1\ 'tchell, of Stratford is
visiting with his aunt, Mrs. A. J. Nich-
olls.
Dr. Cunning •:m, of Moosejaw was
visiting for a f days with Dr. John
Wilson.
, Mr. Harry sines, of Toronto was
visiting for a w days with Wingham
reletives.
Miss M. Ma tin and Miss M. McLay,
of Ripley visit -d friends in Wingham
last week.
Mr. John Mi chell of Swift Current,
Sask., is opening a few days with
friends in Win. ham.
MaYer Galbr.ith, of Red Deer, Alta,
w as visiting t 's week with his uncle,
Postmaster Fi her.
Mr. George " oung, of Toronto spent
New Year's at he home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs A x Young.
Mr. Geo. C. oung of Toronto spent
New Year's wit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Youn _• of town.
Mrs. Jas. Co ord and son Alex., of
Oak Lake, Man , are visiting with the
former's sister, rs. A. J. Nicholls.
Mr. James M illivray, of Detroit
was visiting for a few days with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Arch. McGillvary.
Miss Margaret Faust of Fordwich
has returned to Wingham to take a
Teachers Course i the Business College.
ses in the Province
cember, as indicated
by the Provincial
ows a considerable
me month in 1911.
es reported and 163
ith 1,089 cases and
• Whooping -cough
'here were 103 cases
r ago, and 13 deaths
Tuberculosis cases
ed with 113, and 90
igainst 68 for Dec-
easles also show an
ver 112, with four
year ago.
thirteen million dollars
y the property owners
Miss Jennie
with the Robt. S
was visiting wit
for a few weeks.
Mr. George
Munn, of Arth
with their cous
M. Robertson, 12
eLean, stenograpner
mpson Co,. Torouto,
her parents in town
?eid and Miss Irene
r have been visiting
Me, and Mrs. Geo.
East W"att 'AtIU.4
h.
Mr. J. C. Smith, Principal of the
High Schoolt r turned to town last
Thursday. Mr Smith will not return
until about the nd of the month.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gray were at
Lucknow on Ne Year's Day attend-
ing the wedding of Miss Jessie Doug-
las, who was m rried to Mr. Temple
Clark.
Mr. George cott, a former Wing -
ham boy, who has for a number of
years been cas ier with the T. Eaton
Co. at Winnipe , was visiting for a few
days with old friends in tow
—WANTED—A g i general servant
girl. Apply to Mrs. ichard Vanstone.
Death of aac Wright.
There passed a
December 31st,
residents of Tur,
of Isaac Wrigh
born in Newca
eight years ago
1835 and pure
on the sixth co
He cleared his
to the time of
roborst constit
his usual good
prior to his dea
ried to Rebecc=
1904. In religi
England and in
Wright was a
was not long in
any subject.
ed in the comm
ay on the evening of
nother of the pioneer
berry, in the person
. The deceased was
le, England, seventy -
and came to Canada in
ased Government land
cession of Turnberry.
and and lived there up
is death. He was of a
tion and had been in
ealth up to a few days
h. In 1861 he was mar -
Maloney, who died in
n he was Church of
colitics a Liberal. Mr.
ry out -spoken man a• l
giving his opinion i
will be greatly rr' -
nity in which he so
long resided. 1 e is survived by three
ghters, viz:—William,
George, of the sixth
'nberry; Isaac J., on
rs. Thos. Hubbleth-
Kent County; Mrs.
ncouver, B. C.; Mrs.
, Rainy River, Ont.:
, California; Mrs. Fred
Miss Josie, at home.
- place on Friday after -
cemetery.
sons and six da
of Arcola, Sask.
concession of .Tu
the homestead;
waite, Roudea
John Mann, V
John Armstron.
Mrs. Abe Shim
Berlin, Chicago
The funeral too
noon to Wingh
MUNIGIPAL LEGTIONS
VANSTONE ELEC ED AS MAYOR
AND McKIBB
AS REEVE.
Local Option and Ja
feated and Street
son By -Laws De -
By -Law Carried.
Wingham Counc
made up as follows
Mayor
Reev J. Wal
Cou cillors—J.
SA tton, Wm.
t�byce, A. Yo
Milnicipal electi
on Monday last w
days the town ha
From early morni
closing of the poi
on the `streetstal
various polling pl,
Mayor, Reeve a
of the warmest
Wingham. For
Stone was the v
29. Mr. Bone
considering the
we have to se
Wingham have
defeat of Mr. B
town four years
efficient service
the honorto w
For the Reev
in a three -corn
Mitchell and El
vete life. Som,
Editor of the Ti
out of the fight.
late hour in the:contest, we are truly
thankful. The Editor of the TIMES
gave four years: of faithful service in
the Council and?felt that he was justi-
fied in asking fckr the support of the
electors for the position of Reeve. The
electors have said otherwise and we
humbly submit to their descision and in
the future our endeavor will be to work
at all times in the best interests of
Wingham. •
For the members of the Council
volt SALE --I offer fo sale, my busi-
ness, known as th rth end grocery.
Get particulars at to store. Mrs. P.
S. Lmklater.
for 1913 will be
enstone.
can McKibbon.
A. Mills, George
Isbi'ster, W. J.
ng and4D. Bell.
n day iii Wingham
s one of the busiest
seen for a long time.
g until the hour for
s, numerous rigs were
ipg the voters to the
ces. The contest for
l Councillors was one
•e have ever seen 'in
Mayor, C. G. Van -
inner by a majority of
ade an excellent run,
dds against him All
is that the people of
ost a good man in the
ne. He has given the
of faithful, honest and
and was deserving of
ich he was aspiring.
hip, Mr.McKibbon wins
red fight, and Messrs.
iott are retired to pri-
people say that the
Es should have stayed
For this advice, at a
the contest was
Mayor Holmes,
W. A. Currie a
keen one and ex -
ex -Reeve McDonald,
d V. R. Vannorman
are the "runners who go down to de-
feat. ('ouncillor Mills made an excel-
lent run as did iso Mayor Spotton, who
was set down as one of the men to be
"left at home,"
fight with more
Donald and Van
Isbister's long y
Morris Council s
vote Mr. Boyc
icipal life made
Bell and Young h
ut he came out of the
otes than Messrs. Me-
orman combined. Mr.
ars of service in the
cured for him a large
', a new pian in mun-
good run. Messrs.
ve both had munici-
pal experience.
The temperanc people and the hotel
interests put up a very warm fight,
and it was condu.ted in a very friendly
way. One pleasi g feature was that
personal feeling as left out of the con-
test. The tempe ante people are very
much disappointe in the result as they
had expected to ' in the contest.
The Jackson by law was defeated and
in this, the peop e of Wingham have
lost a good indus ry.
The by-law pro iding for permanent
improvement on : osephine streetis car-
ried and the (.'ou cil will now deal with
this matter.
The following the complete vote
for Mayor. Reeve Councillors and the
by-laws:—
Swift Curr nt Property,
Messrs. J. L. K lly andi'. G. Mitchell
have opened a re 1 estate office in the
Wilson Block an have on their 'ist
some good propert es in Swift Current,
Sask, These youn men are well-known
to many of our r aders, being for suet
Wingham boys a d if you are looking
for an investme t in the West you
should give them call. See their advt
in another columnc this issue.
IFP
Ward 1
"
" 4-1
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MAYOR
Bone
59
50
78
69
29
5
Majority for VanSto e 29.
FOR P. EVE
Elliott M
Ward 1 :39
4
' • 3 45
" 4-1 55
" 4-2 11
201 121
Majority for McKibbon
VanStone
55
70
80
72
37
311•
tchell McKibbon
24 , 40
3 52
5 65
9 22
5
2.14
over Elliott 40.
FOR COUNCIL ORS
Wards 1 2 4
Mills, J. A. 85 99 101 92
Spotton, Geo. 79 80 10% 88
Isbister, Wm. 55 63 74 87
Boyce, W. J. 47 63 80 71
Young, A. 56 49 42 47
Bell, D. 39 33 68 41
Currie, W. A. 30 41 41 53
Holmes Wm. 20 31 56 55
McDonald, D.E.27 33 41 51
Vannorman,V.R. 17 24 56 38
First six are elected.
STREET BY-LAW
Ward 1 49
3 52
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" 4-2 22
210
Majority for, 60.
JACKSON Y -LAW
Ward 1
" 2
" 3
" 4-1
" 4-2
24
30
38
42
16
150
For Against
3 82
4 19
9 39
i9 42
:5 15
21 147
Majority for 63, bu 28 votes short of
the required vote.
ELECTION OTES
The Wingham Cou cil for 1913 is
composed of seven C1onservatives and
one Liberal.
The Editor of the
more time to give to
the various societies
The editor is satisfied
The new Council
terians, two Method'
the Church of Englan
Messrs. Bone, Elli.tt and Mitchell
can congratulate the selves that they
are now free of the • rife and worry to
be found in municip:l life.
The editor of the IMES can say faith-
fully that he never ' his life canvas-
sed for a vote.
The TIMES man h company as there
were a number of "=Iso rans."
The editor of the' IMES has a num-
ber of loyal suppo ters in Wingham
who voted for him nsolicited.
We repeat what we said after the
last municipal elect on, viz:—"The glad
hand is a very im.ortant factor with
many voters."
Monday's voting
some people do not
the electors in the"h
Apparantly mem
of 1912 did not ma
they engaged a ne
Brigade.
A correspondent
vertiser reports th
has been elected in
respondent must be
town.
TIMES will have
is paid offices in
and companies.
tas four Presby-
ts and two from
leery showed that
arry the votes of
llow of their hands."
ers of the Council
a bad move when
chief for the Fire
to the London Ad -
t a Liberal Council
ingham. The cor-
a stranger in the
TUR BERRY
Divisions 1 2 3 4 Total
Reeve
Mulvey 86 63 45 55 249
Powell 60 2 49 42 213
Councillors
Wheeler 82 '3 54 37 256
McBurney 53 2 72 36 213
Rutherford 49 49 05 212
Welwood 95. i 29 41 198
Moffat 77 33 35 191
McEwen 8 6 41 21 131
Local Option
For 87 7' 53 61 275
5 Total
40— 417
49-- 398
29 — 308
26— 287
27— 221
22-- 203
23 — 200
25— 193
21-- 173
22-- 157
LOCM. OPTI N .
Po
Ward 1 78
2 6% r-
on
76
" 4-1 8: 54
4-2 e k —33,
250
Majority for, 84; hiit 17 short of
three -fifth vote,
Against 44 3b
Majority for loca
23 over the required
Reeve is John Mule
are Arthur Wheeler
John Rutherford an
Against
32
Por Reeve
Campbell
Scott
Councillors
Buchanan
Currie
Deacon
Henry
Irwin
Robinson
Stonehouse
36 27 1451
option of 130 and
three-fifths vote.1
y and Councillors 1
John McBurney,
Joseph Welwood.
EAST WA S ANOSH.
1 2 3 4 5' Total
40 48 40 35 45— 220
22 73 52 39 21— 207
57 6823 27 49 — 224
71 44 16 — 242
30 21 8 — 101
21 21 28 — 160
51 55 23— 1891
31 30 18— 178
44 39 3— 197
Reeve. Campbell:
37 71
9 33
25 7(
21 3
39 60
29 6
Council elected—
Councillors--Bueha an, Currie, Irwin,
Stonehouse.
—LucscNow—Ree e, J.G. Murdoch
by acclamation.
—McKillop ---Ree e, John. M. Goven-
lock, by acclamatio
BLYTH —Reeve— 1. r. Milne; Council
—J. Carter, W. H. McElroy, A. Carr
and G. Powell.
HuLLETT—Reeve ; J. Leiper; t'oun-
cil—J. Barr, J. Fin land, J. Tamblyn
and W. Miller, all b ' acclamation.
Kinloss.—Reeve, an. A McDonald.
Councillors --Chas. aechler, John Mc-
Diarmid,Joseph Tifi>,n,EdwardHodgins.
HowtcK.--Reeve, .Winter. Deputy -
Reeve, Reuben Har ng, Councillors—
Wm. Crawford, Lou s Demmerling, J.
W. Edgar.
STANLEY ---Reeve m. Glenn; Coun'
cillors—John McKinl y, Alex. Mustard,
David Dewar, Jas. Keys. All byac-
clamation.
—GREY—Reeve, obt. Livingstone.
Deputy -Reeve, John Brown. Councillors
—Wm. Fraser, S. S. Cole, P. A. McAr-
thur. All elected by acclamation.
CuLRoas— Reeve, Geo. I•'alconet,
Councillors—Wm. Case, John. S. Arm-
strong, Jas. Donaldson, James Thomp-
son. Allre-elected by'aeclamation,
WEST WAw»os11--Reeve—William
Bailie was elected by a majority of 00
over William Watson.--Councillors,,los-
epll A. Mallough, Stephen Medd, D.' 13.
i Murray, Benj. Naylor,
SKATING SHOES
To enjoy skating one must
have the correct Boot—one
that permits tree action and at
the same time suppoats the
ankles.
Our $2 0o Boot is the Skat-
ing Boot for Women.
It is staunch, warm and
cornfortoble and well adapted
for storm wear.
Strong, durable Shoes for
i\len also; just the thing to
hold the skate, $ 50 or $2 50.
W. J. 612E112
E SHOE MAN
•
CHEAP LAF D IN N
It is generally admitted, that,
taking every thing into consider-
ation, farms in this County are
selling below their actual
value, and that a rise roust
come soon The shrewd
investor will buy now.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK.
(1),
South ' lot 13, con 3, hlor•
tis, 106 acres, gc ( d frame
house and bark barn. Two
orchards, gocd fences, 6
acres fall wheat 20 acres tall
plowed Will be .old cheap
to wind up an estate.
(2) North Is of lot 47 and 48,
tr.orris, 1?, stare3• brick house,
bank barn and drive shed.
On good gravel road and
near market. Reason for
selling, owner wants to buy
a larger farm.
Full particulars of above and
many others, at office.
___________
Ritchie & Coens
S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
BRrs ELs--Ree\ John Lackie; C'oun-
cillots: Geo. Muldo n, A. llcGuire,John
Pryne, John Hewi t. School Trustees:
Mr. H. Moore, Jo m Cunningham and
Mr. Black. All e ected by acclamation.
—TEEswATER •, Reeve S R. Brill, by
acclatnation. Councillors—John Good
I32, Adam Macl
y 123, John McLean
122. Jas. .l Rc1id 104. First three
elected.
MORRIS. — Lo
against, 177 nee
By-law carried.
323; Met'racken,
Laidlaw 284; Fra
each 250: Proctoi
Watson. 154; Ci
Council elected—
Fraser. Thuell, J
I Option, —for 358;
sary to carry, 321.
For Reeve,Shortreed,
359. For Counillors,
er, Thuell. Johnston.
, 218; Henderson, 104;
nningham, 79. The
Shortre ed, Laidlaw,
hnston.
H. DAVIS
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Line
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
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