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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-4-5, Page 1• 1 ru .111114414414.41•41444•11100.1414.4144.14.1rn No Glancier$ A rilleler was oireelated that heettee le Brogliela aodGrey had glendere, re' ie falso ia the eXtratne, not e einglootwo Ints istblii eithoF Mertioipelity, Vol. 84. No. 39 New Advertisements. For Sale -Geo, Robb. Sold out-fieo, Walker. For Emitter -F. R. Smith, For Sale -Jas. A. Turnbull, Maple Syrup -W. R. Belden. Card of 'Eliauke-Geo. Robb, Wall Paper -Fred, blot:molten. Boys wanted --G. A. Deadman, Carpets &o,-Leatherdale cb Son. Do not delay -R. 0. Davies & 0o. Eggs for he.tohing-Wm. J. Shiele. Homestead Regulatious-W. W. Cory. iixria iteDos. Felluieveele. Noma OF INTEREST -Oolleationa In aid of the famiue (suffering JAhediefie will be taken up in all the Methodist ()hutches of Sitievale circuit next Sunday.-Miesea Ethel King and Aunie Elliott, of Wing. horn, vent Sunday with Blaevale frieuds.-Mrs. Pilkie, of Wexford, visited her mother, Mrs. eleAllieter.-Frank J. Scott went te Bookstore' this week. -Vire. (Res) George Baker is et the beadde of her mother, td.re. Halt, of Ethel, who is seriously 111.-Miesee Annie Oliver and Atteie Thome) name up from Toronto on Mouday for a sheet eleit.-Contraetor Haney bad the towhee of the Parsonage torn down this week, preparatory to building a new and targer kitchen. - Jobe Gardiner'e horse got frighteued on Tuesday tilterneou and took a fast run through the village. Mr. Gardiner we thrown out but kir. Sttudereou, who was riding with htm, kept in the Wagon. Mr. Gardiner has numerous runaways. - J. J. Messer of Hamilton, wee in the villege lust week. -George Aitaheson bas .4\) Capital, Paid up, 80,500,000 Reserve Fund. 82 501„000 Total Assets, 825,000,000 p80 MUNI:HES IN CANADA.' 80 President, - RiiN. WM. GIBSON # Vice President & flourrill !Gemmel'. ur J A ME S TURN BULL taelefit4e..-eircatrEeloe:S4; Ban,lb of Hamilton, ETI -/EL AGENCY ••Ea., Savings Daperttuilut-Amplo seaway for Depositors. Demi sits of 51 00 and upwards received Interest allowed at ourrent rotes and compouuded heir year y. aDVINOES made to Verniers for feeding stook. Sete Notes collected and advaueeti made thereon. Drafts bopght and sold, W. N AfoRkY, FDD•AGENT. t,ic3 4i-kraceteailgtaoe returned from Strathroy Dairy 'cahoot. - A number of farmere aro making maple ayrup,-J. W. and Mrs, King entertained it large number of friend e at a datum in their home on Friday night.-Mre, W. J. Johneton, of Morrie, went to London on Friday tem to oudergo an operation at St. Jouephectiospical. The operation wee sumwesfaily performed on Monday. Mimi Nettie MoNaughton, of Turuberry, returned from the MoDunald Iumitute at Guelph last week. -Next to grippe shaven upper lips are the height of hishion.-A number of improvements will be made in remodelling the interior of the Paresnege. '1707111 r. es . NoTE13.--Blra. Wm. Hairnet], of Wiarton, is visiting at Geo. tdoKim'e.-Rev. R. 13 Baker exobanged pulpit() with Rev. Dr. Medd, of Herniate last Sabbath in the interests of the Etlaoational Monday evening a very stwoeseful dinue, and ootwert was given oy the Ladieer-Aid Society of the Methodiet °Minh. Alter the lavish supply of meat, hot vegetables, mikes, pies, eta., had been (carefully die. potted of, Rev. R S. Baker took theohair. Two beautiful organ taloa wore rendered by B. V. Forrest, Div. Engineer of G. & G. R.; the Walton male quartette sting two eeleatione, and Dr. Medd gave hie popular lecture "Wooing and Wedding," which tetteentbasieetically rtheived. Dr. Medd le a fine lecturer with a splendid lecture and delighted hie audience, elf ateneeeneo w al. Last debate of the eeesun, on Thar, day April 12th. Brassies mound Tees water, this time. The best program, the beat speaking and everything the beet of the meson, Set the date Riede, and oome and bring everybody else. Come early , aud eeoure a good seat. AtiMIBBioll 6 / O/ -.,Ito. Newey J reTING8 -Lost Babliatb wig Rev. W Went, M. A., of Bwevale, preeohed in the Hail here end gave e doe iterrnon.-We are sorry to hear that Jar. D. mud Mrs. Miller have been 11, with la grippe bat we hope they wilt eoou be art right -& sou of Dona SMITH & STEWART House, Sign and Carriage Paint- ers. Ornamental and scene Work and Paper Hang- ing a Specialty. Qt,otations Furnished on Application SHOP Turnberry St., Brussels NEW CARPETS, &C. FOR SPRING erieer.edialtaireirertstieetereserie Carpets, Matthias, Linoleums Oil Cloths and Rugs Our stock in the above lines is now complete and ready for your inspection and comprises all the new ideas iu Colors, Styles and Patterns and for variety to select from is greater than all the stocks in town put together CARPETS 8 -Ply Wool Carpets ; 2 -Ply Wool Carpets ; Velvet Carpets ; Brus- sels Carpets ; 2I -Ply Wool Donets ; 2 PIy Union Carpets ; Tapestry, Wool, Union and Hemp Stair Cat pets. L.INOLEUMS Linoleums 2 and 4 yards wide aud a gri at assortment to select from. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS Floor Oil Cloths iu the following widths -1, 1/, 1i aud 2 yards and a lot of patterns to choose from. RUGS In Velvets, Wools, Unions and Tapestrys from 2i yards by 8 yards to 8 yards by 4 yards, at prices that are right. Carpet Lining in plain felt and padded, also Stair Plates and Pads. Ai Word About Shades We are experts in the Window Shade business. If you want shades for your house let us give you an estimate of the cost. We use Hartshorn Rollers and will replace any one that does not give satisfaction. teleileilintewitritalieterilsobler melees. Leatherdale & Son 3E31ZUSSMIAS BRUSSELS, ONTA.R10, THUR6DAY, APRIL &5, 1WO6 .44414W4.4.44.4 Stewart, of the Brd oon. of Turnberry, died last Friday and woo burled on Toesday.-Preeident Dallier and Vice Preeideut Bryane attended the Howioe Go., Ineurauoe monthly mooting Wet Friday at Garrie.-0Resolvedthat alom• ited Monarchy le bettor than a Republic). an form of Government'. is the subject for she debate in Victoria Hall on Thum day, April 12th. Wx-rtxteciter. NEWSY WAINIMEB.-JOh0 J, Gibson, of Barrie, is the 'west of hie tester, Mre. F. V. Diokaute-Mrs. E. Lewitt will bold her Millinery Openieg on Wednesday, April nat.-Mies Jeeeie Gibeou left for Durham this week from which piece ebe ',apatite to leave thorny for Mooeejaw, Seek. -John Hartley, of Blyth, was in the village Wet Thursday attending the federal of Dr. S. 13, Smate.-B. F. Garr moved to his reeidenoe lately purohaeed from George Heins, Hotviok etreet.- Oewin Smith lets last Wednesday for Baddison, Sask.-Witham Gibson has re• turned to Paewege.n, Sask., after spend mg three mootha at hie home -Mrs. A. Wallace hae rethrued to Toronto.-Ildien Kathleen Rutherford 0 serionaly ill with pneumonia, we ere sorry to Meta -Miss Semite Lovell entertained a Humber of her young (Heeds Friday evening,-Mre. R. Miller ie the guest of friends in Wing. barn. -The A. V. & A. M. Lodge had u moat enjoyable At Home last Tuesday evening in honor of Robert Milier, a member who ie thorny leaving for Tor onto and to whom they presented Jewel. Bee further report on page 4. - The tenantl of the late B. B. Swale, which wee held Thursday afternoou, was areely attended. A private service was held in the rooming and Berme in tile Episcopal ohuroh et two o'clock in be ',Aeri:mu, Rev T. H. Farr taking his Lein from P.eim 102. The pallbearers w re R. Shute R. Miner, W. Winton, W. Rutherford, .1. Davidson and W. Me Keraher.-It wee learoed with muoh regret on Friday thee David Stewart, MAPLE SYRUP Persons wiehing Maple Syrup may have any amount by dropping a postal to the undersigned who has 1200 trees tapped, Tr•e Syrup is put up in 01.50. $8.00 and $5,00 cane, or 10o. per Ibany amount. All orders will be filled aa they come iu and will be held for people in the country until the roads are better. Customers in town will be eupplied early io April, W. R. BELDEN MOLESWORTH. aged 26 yearn, and third eon of Donald and Mre. Stewart, of Turnberry, had paned away at hie home the previotte night. Therdeath of the deceased wee not nulooked for se be had been a sufferer from lung trouble for about Mx menthe. He epent etnne time at the Gravenharat Sanitarium but the disease had then advanced too far to be checked, Be wee of a quiet dieposition and had spent most of his life on hie father's farm with the exoeption of a few yeare whioh were spent in the States where he held a Frei tion as book keeper. The !unarml wee der layed until Tnearitty afternoon to enable a brother, Wm. Stewart, of New °amine, to be present. Tbe servioe was concluot• ed by Rev. L Perrin,13. A. ADDAMS; AND YAEBENTATIOri.-Lata Mouday °venire, at the horn° of elm T. Mi ler, Mies Mary Miller, youngeet rieughter of Robert Miller, who is re• moving to Torouto, wae presented with the following address, acoompanied bv very fine dressing oaee :- Dear Mos MWor We, in behalf rif the choir and your many friends in the Wroxeter Presbyterian eon. ;irrigation, having beard for tome time ot erwr &within t leave us desire to °spreee nur eeteare Mr you. You have alwaye teeth lin aellya interest lo to work of the Church, espeolally In that department to whim, the choir belongs, You were always kind, tactful end patient ; neither wind nor storm kept you away from oleetitiga of the opal, or the Sabbath Bervi008. We wieh you every moues as you prosecute your study of musk' and believe you ;will occupy a prominent position in musieel circles. We ask you to inweet this ertiale of farm. tur• as a tenet:no evidence of our admire. tion for you. In saying farewell we cruet that amidst the lite auil bustle of the city you will °nee and a while think of your friends tn the little church of Wroxeter and vicinity. //Friend atter friend departs Who hath not lost a friend'? Thereto uo nniou here of hearts Viet finds not here au end, Were this frail world oar rattly rest Living and dying noto wore b eased." (Signed) Mns. nem Amax awn Y0055 PIMPLE. Wroxeter, April 204,1908. Although unexspeoting that anything of the kind was on the program Miss Hilton gratefully anknowledged the kind nese of Oho donors and assured her frende that it bed been a soothe of great pleautere and profit to bar to be asecraiat eel with church work. She wonld never forget the muny Wroxeter friends and their good enables. Ftereeretvilte. NOTES -W. R. Be dpi has abont 1200 mipie trees tappet -I. -Thou. Morfoot, who has been in the United States for the pace twenty years, wee here on a visit to hie brother for a few daye Met week.-Joho Davie, and John and Jae. Grainger pur. paw going West next week. -61r andalre. Sootney, of Trowbridge, have moved to the vacant house on Geo, Roberts...Ft farm -Quite a number of Woke of square timber were token from here to Wroxeter station for A. aleColl & Co Rook elm le almost a thing of the past in this vieluity.-Geo. Armatroug and Tboe, 7e4re eatiee Attie .rtee 4411,11, DO N OT D ELAY! Now is the tiine for you to decide what style your S PRING B ONNET will he. Before snaking your selection ir. will probably be to your advantage to Visit this Store while the stock is so complete Our "New Show= ing" represents Upstoffdate Ideas from New York Mar- kets, Whether you are 'PURCHA.SING' or 'LOOKING' we will be pleased to have you visit this Department. R. C. DAVIES & CO. •*' 70.7' Fir inmeirammim W H.KERI,Prop Bennett have purohaeed new Sharpies anew sepitratore.-fieury Grainger bag 28 thicket:i from hie ant hetet with an inaubstor, Ceram Iterceolc. NEWBY NOTES. -George Smalldon a reel. dent of tine latency, bas been darigerouely ill with inflammation of the bowels. We hope he wth than be all right.-Oranbrouls and 'mutiny retains its good name by geuerous support to the Bible Suoiety, The season 3. U. Helm was the cwilectur who paid $27.52 to the Trsaeuer last week.-ediee Lulu MoDouald, daughter of A. MoDonatd, menthaut here ie not enjoying very robust health at present bot we hope she will improve with the (novel of Spring weether.-learmers are preparing to get ready to rub early eeediug.-A few people have been =thing maple syrup tit tine amnion of Grey towunhip. 990 to e.. Keep the 12th of April Meer for a good time au the liveliest deuate of the year at Jamestown. Good program. Robert Eakin, who has be a good situation lit Stratford the pant few yeare re here on 0 teen et the parental home for it short time. He talkie of geeing tbe Wein thee Summer as a change, poeeibly returetug to the (Manic eity next Fail.- Mre. Smith and Mre. Kribbe, of Eleepeier, cud Latta Keifer, of Thornhill, attended the redraw of the late Peter Kotler lam week. -A new roof wil be put ou A. R. etuDoreald'e barn, 8rd tioa-Lest Bab. oath John Kerr, of Wiegliain, Ruth good eddreseee at Roe'a and Dawn churches. They were mong Miseiouary lines and well worthy of attentiou.-The Hislop dredge goo to work this week in aloKilrop, -James MoDonald, ex Ounuodlor, hes been eeriounly but ie on the way to returning health whioh will be good news to hie many old friends in this ()ammeter ity, He chipped 14 oar of settlers effect. to the West last week one of his sone twoompareng it. -Roy, son of A. R. Mo. Donmd bee been Lod up with tonallites during the pest week but is about all right again. GLEANINGS OF INTERBST.-Townehip Joueuti wid Meet el Ethel on Monday April 28rd.-A former resident of Grey townahip in the pereon of James Jaotteou, wbo now lives ueur Teeewater, was renewing old friendships last week. Elle danghter, Mem Pearl, is now teaoh- lug sohool aL Crandall, itlauitoba.-Wm. Davidson, lith oon., hae gone to Dena towuthip Where he will be employed upon the farm of Robert Baitemytte, 8th ouu. Mr. Devidnon will fel the bill all right. -The rumor that (MEM of glanders existed among horses in Grey ie es rumor Indeed as there is um, a oath in the mutnummity.-W. Ham - Iowa 9th eon., ties teased a farm near Moulton] aud hae moved to it tine weea. We wish Min BEICOOlie.-Rugh Lamont, lOtii con., rtheutly diepaued of a flue corse ristug 5 yeare old to Jas. An:hatred, of Seeforth, for the tidy sum of 6225. Mr. Lentout generally keepe s good upeu ur ma -Robert MeNtighton, w00 bee beau Making his home for some time at bis daughter's, Mre. Ju, Lowe, 5th cou., was quite poorly during the pant week with erysipelas In hie faoe. The old gentleman ie 92 yeare of age and con. noquently Oalln04 combat pbyeioal aol- meuo as well as in bygone yeare. We hope be will awn be gene hearty agent. -Last week Henry Bateman disposed of hie 100 acre farm, Lot 10, Oou. 5, to Thomas Vodden, of this townehip, re - ceiling 08,000 for it. Mr. Batman who was born lu Grey, has lived on the farm for the peat 10 years. Be purposes re- movirig to Waterloo Co., where he hae bought a farm 3 MUM from Hespeler. He expecte to get moved about the 15th of thie month. Wbile eorry to see the Bateman family remove, their many friends in Grey will wish them proeper- ity.-The amnion sale at Joseph Shaw's lest Friday afternoon was largely atteud- ed and pewee were good, the sates total- ing about 01300. Mr, Shaw and tinnily will take up their reeidenoe in the vacant home wroth the road, on the MoArthur farm, for the meantime. 5:11..tristem Beet debate of the season in James. town, on Thriniday evening, Apr. 12th. Don't mime it. Admission 5 oeuts. Jae. S. erloCiail le prepartug to move the barn from the old bomeetead, Al• though quite an audertaktug Mr. Riley, of Loadeeboro, has premwed to do 15, Mri Newsoine will do the frame work mid Mr, Vint the stone work. Whet" oom• meter' lir, McOall will bays a good build - more atablieg and his work more convenient, BOHOOL REPuliT.-The following le the report of pupae of 8. 8. No. 4 for Maria Sr, 1V -Exult. in Hiet., Draw„ Arithe G Jordan, 0590 J. Speir, 528 ; L. These, 461 Jr. III -Exam. iu Gram , Geo., R. Timed, 796 ; J. Jordan 700 ; G. Davi., 608; 111. MoUutokwou, 662. Sr, IL-Exern, oo Aritb , Draw., Com., Comp -W. Thuell, 982; 01. 6100uteheon, Br. Pt. II -El. 0lO0LItOtie0o, 417 ; J, Thueli ; 897 ; W. Barton, 367 ; B. Jordan, 332. Jr. Pt. II.- J. Bomb, 410: F. I. MoNeet, Teacher, Tit utile 868. NUTELETB.-Alex. Niubnl jr., has lel the uoutraot for a two atony cottage on his farm. South half lot 14, oon, 6, to George Bartmay. of Bruseels, Oonteotor Seamy, of Be:mettle, will do tbeearpeuter work. A. gravel bee was held recently ' fel owed by a party at night.-Evidenoes of the arrival of Spring are numerous and the termer') are ready to gee to work. -Robert Shedden is offering hie farm for sale. -The material ie ou the ground for the improvemente to be Made to ltobt. NiaboVe barn. He has minted farm and keeps it in Orly shape, -Late Sunday Jno. P. Kelly, 6th nue, lost a flue brood mare. He let the team out in the yard wben the mare rew0ttn:1 a kick whioh broke ons of her hind lege. She bed to be killed. It Will be quite a lose to Mr, Kelly, eepecially at thin sea000 01 the year. -Mies Maud Jackson, 8th line, has returned from an enjoyable visit with Weeds at Clinton and Lonciesboro' lios Poeg ie pleased 20 0015 the 00000811 01 Berry XIrky et the duel examtuetloo connection with the Veterinary College, Toronto, Although he wee st the do advantage of being oat of school for yeare before he took op the aroma he proved his ability to do the work wben the teat. ing time memo, Mr. Kirkly in addition to scouring hie diploma took honors in Pathology, Playemlogy, Antomy and Entozoa. On even footing be would hunt:, the medal winners without doubt. We oongratulate Mr. Knitter end hope be Will have a prosperous future in the practice of bis profeseion. We have not heard where he purpoeee hanging oat hie thiugle.-Mre. Lamont, of Roeebueb, Michigan, wbo wae viaiting her pareute, Wm. and Mrs. Shedden 4th line, tett for her borne on Thursday morning of this week. We bope to see her book again before long.-mrs. Wm, Wilkinson, 4th line, wbo injured her knee at tbe last Fall Fair, ie able to get about a little now that better weather has aome. We hope she will Boon be as well as ever. BUSSED OUT... -We are sorry to leern by a letter from Lorenzo Raven, of Salmon Arm, B. 0., thee he lost hie house by fire on the 15011 ult. Five minatee after the diaoovery It was tote possible to enter the building. The downetejth furniture was saved but clothing, bedding and bedoteade were coosumed. To make matters woree tbe insuranee had rou out last January and had not been renewed. The fire started about 7,80 p. m. shortly Miter sapper, Cam is unknown bat is supposed to have been from a epark on the kitoben root. As the bandeug WAB nearly all cedar it burned like fury. A. half hour did the whole job. Dlr. Raven, and wife were one time reeideote of thie locality and their old friends here will regret 00 bear of their loth. Ethel. RESOLUTION of BYAMATEY.-The follow- ing apelike for itself :-Deth BRO. Rose. Rena -Your fellow members of Court Ethel, No. 175, L 0. F., take thin oppor- tunity of conveying to you and your family their eincere sympathy in your end bereavement. They trust you will be sustained in your severe trial by a tlrm relianoe on the precious promisee of the Gospel. "Burrowing not ea those wbo have no hope" bat looking forward ,n full aesurence to a bleeeed reunion in the High Court above. Signed on be- half of the Oonat. ABOHIE DJOLEAN, C. It JOHN al• Deems; le S. Ethel, March 30th., 1908. PSEBENTATION.-Jno. Imlay and family are moving away from oar vintage to Wiughem next week and in view of tine the pupils of elre. McGuire's Sanctity school Maas, of whet!) their dangicter F.orencie is one, (tailed at their home an,. preseutcd her with a handsome Bible aeo be foliowieg address -DRAB CLAMOUR/E. -16 is with feelinge of regret we tear, ,bat you are about to be removed from unr ethuoi aud netdat. We will retie your pleasant face and sunny smile but as you are not to be a great distance from us we hope often to see you antoug as as you may have opportunity. We wish to ,bow our appreatetion of our friena ship by presenting yon with this Boot: of Bootie, trusting ite preoepte may be your guide through life and we may meet at lam iu an unbroken Math in that Greeter School where there is no more parting. Signed on behalf of year S. S. Masa. MELVIN SLEDDION, LUELLA HENRY, BEATRICE BATIMAN. Ethel, March 29, 1906. The recipient thanked the donors for their kiDdriess. NEWSY ETORINGS 510011 ETHEL. - Saturday eveuing of this week the enejeat of debate in connection with the Society here will be "Resolved that Etcetera Canada has brighter prospeote than Western." A Illoleeworth trio is expected to lead in the affirmative and Ethel and tooality will support the negative. A short program of music &c., will also be rendered. At the !Set debate the palm wae awarded to the aide of "Fire." The attendenoe is large and a deep in tereat manifested. -Last Sabbatb evening President John Kerr, of Wing- heM, gave a practioal address in the Methodist ohureh here to a large andienoe on the Forward Missionary Movement, Rev. Mr. Armetroug was at Atwood. -Au amnion sate of farm stook, implement., &o., is anew:woad by Mre. Peter Seiler, for Friday of thte week. She will be Weenie tbe farm consequently sale will be witbout reeerva-George Eakmier left this week for the Basinese College at Stratford. We wish hum well and expect he will give a good amulet of humsele- Emmo luisy, who has been visit ing itt Senna and Watford for the past three menthe, returtted home spin last Thursday. Mise Imlay is one of our moat popular young ladies and tae been OliElliett very mann here in Society oiro es this Winter. We welcome bar borne. - Muse Verde Pollard teas visiting her uncle and aunt 05 Bruseets.-We are sorry to bear that Mrs. Wm. Hall does not im- prove 80 quiokly as her many friends Would paw but we hope the better weather will prove belpfue-The Lecture delivered by Rev. Mr. A.rmetrong in the Methodiet thumb, on Tuesday eveniog, midsr the auspices ut the League was a good one. The subjecie was "Geeting 00 in the world." It contained both tint and wisdom. An instrumental wee nialy rendered by Mise Bernicie 8(emmon and well ming aoloe were given by Mines Lily Simpson and Olive Baynard, Preeident, Joe Welsh, otionpieri the chair. The reverend leotarer made three eutedivl- eione ot hie aubjeot viz ;-(1) The Crawler ; (2) The Crutober ; (8) Tbe Climber, He showed the first as the worldly mate getting all the money he eon and °arming all be gets. The "Weather" was the peen who leaned Oh Ohara and did clothing to help himself, while the elm:Woeful man with higher naperatione thee Merely getting this world's geode, woe ready to lend a hand to others and always looked np. Rev. Mr.Armstrong is at Mote on the platform and has Ole happy knaok of holding theattention of hie andieece by his matt:trios' powers iuterepereed With hamor, Wo nederatenci 11119 tette hie drat attempt but eve hope it win not be hie Wet se he te one of the ollothere Who iiteare to be eneoeselue-Township Connell will be held here on edouday, 28rd inet., when four drain By.lerve will be read. -Velma, the bright littledaughter of W. E. and Mee. Lucite, of Belmore, le recoverwg nicely after a oompinettion ot anmeute, luolodiug a broken arm. 111re, Lawn is a daughter of 0. and Mrs, .Ray. ua,d, Of Ethee-The °Matte factory will MAI be ready to miter upou the Spring aernpaign under the oeptiote =thither:abut .ct J. K. Brown.-Jno. McDonald made a buintwee trip to Toronto Weduesaty for tr. few days. -All the tie poets in erunt of our bussieees Maus have been Mena washed here ea a preuannon against any danger of glendere that 15 BO prevailent Emit of tue-Severel of one young Wise started a eketobing and paiuting club. -Harold Menzies and sisters, Mabel and Annie, of Oranbrook, were venters at thew nnole's, Jno. Eakmier's 011 Sunday. -Miss Lizzie Eakenter, ie viaiting her auole, Geo. Rammer, in Jamegtown,- Mise eilueon, of Torouto, is eliciting her Ithale, L. A. Meson here. -Geo. Hull, of Manitoba, and Aire. Mauro., of Toronto, are visiting the parental home. -See R. 0. Davie & Co's" Millinery advt. iu this weelee imbue before you put Tun Pace aside. Mrs, (Rev.) Baker, of Blue. yaw, eves here OMB week. CHURCH CHIMES. Easter Sabbathepeolel music will be rendered by the °how of the Methodist onarea "Lone@ Triremph" will be preeented iu the evening. Mese Jamie recreaban will contribute a Bow and menet the Meter on theta othesion, Rev. J. J. Liddy, M. A., at present pastor of the Hartietou Methodist uhurah, use received a ariammousinvitatiou from the Quarterly Board of the Methodist Oilman, Pomace, to Mourne their pester' tor the euouiug year. !leis .Rev. 01. W. Avisou's etemlather. ABIONO THE OEMBOHE8.-Rev, Dr. ROBS who preacbed in Melville Mouth lest tieboath , gem two flue disooursee. "Man e leidteg plane," was the eubjeat in the Mortiths and to the eventug "The ideal ,tfe," from the teen "One thug I du," wee dwelt apou. le souuded quite taw- nier to beer of Rev. Dr. Roue being in the pulpit tincl reminded matey of olden days. Next Babbate the same Rev. gentlemau will effitnete.-Last Sabbath Hey. T, W. Comm °p0100 iu tee morning on "The bitter waters of March" and in the mening oemmenotea a items 'of die - internee on "The Teu Oommanoments, teeing the let Commeudment from which ue preauhed a very prautioal Chlacoaree Next einuasy win be Reim Sneaky, and -tiers will be service io the Catholic) °numb Brus.eis at 10.80, a. m. aua 7 p. ot., with Leuteu sermoue et both Beirviotia 00 epeolat Leuteu 'Detractions on BUM ••-• day evening 007,80) -later 6,411(11,4 Watt a- monthly Atinaltiaary Say 111 IMO &ethernet eabbath Sohuol, the Junior lethene giving a thartprugrem in addition te a few word's from the pastor. The eulteetiou Was 630 90, 920 of tide amount .reing odutribuisti by Mrs. Game' cliaBe. reis was the 12th or thuoinding collection rur this Ormference year and brought tbe Misaionary total tor the eobuol rip to 0102 00, a very worthy record. The auutrihation gam to the forward Move. 1080010 support of Rev. G. H. leeway, ultneieuery at Kt temaat, B. 0.-A reception service win be held in the dethodtet ohnrch next Sabbath morning aud the annum membership tickets re• uewed. The pastor will take the 2nd. Commandment for his evening tomo. - W. H. Kerr will go to Sear:1th on San• day next for the Sebbach School Auuiversary servieee in the Methodist obaroh.-Meiville church is being rano. voted. Brussels Council. The monthly meeting of Brussels Jouueil was held on Monday evening in the Got:moil Chamber, all the roeuthere preeent, the Reeve in the chair. Min- utes of last meeting read and passed. Following a000unte were prertented Rolm. Oliver, town aonstable....9 33 88 niniell Bros., eleocrio ligiot, 102 15 'cloyed by H. James, seconded by Jas. Joann that accounts be paid if A. Mc- Lthohlin reports as to the aorreoteese ut the lettere teamed. Moved by H. James, seconded by Jae. Ballantyne that wouiee be pant by Tretteurerne!o reuhaar_n ,or three foam, from Sink'.gEttd reed, The Reeve ana Kerr report- ed ea to Ethel Burtou. Ottretelter Gayer Nal iustruoted as to hie dutiee. The question of eleatrio rtgbts aud &00e on the street nghte wad deloused by the tiounau and the proprietors and ae to the eorreet wording 01 tee ley•tew tri an aui- mated manner. Tile uouteutiou by the °tweed was that the tights were to burn 800 nigute Le a year; Wtille Tetuan Broe. ,0.d that the moutoiget nighte were to Q. auumeo out. The By law eoufirmed nue °outwit'. ounteution. Srus. Stated they had ordered elobee but they were not here yet. W. H. MoOtacieen addressed the Ocianoit relative to the pro - putted foot bridge et the fluerumil. He stated the neoeseity of this oruesing us they were prepared to pay balance of the mon if the Connell would grant 9250 to. ward the work, (Wailed had written to Mr. Livingstone foe ogles of way but a rapier had uot been reueived yet. There was a worm disciatunou on the aubjeot during wbioh"hot stuff" was dispeneed as to the louatiou, style of bridge &o. Nothing definite was done pending the receipt of a letter from Mr. Invingatone, Iu response to aepitcatiou from Geo. Cline, of Wtughant, the weekly tlee Ot the °outwit Chamber wee granted for it meant for reheereele ot a (Mutate et 95, Toe necessity of attention to improved drainage to 0505681 loomitiee mnae up for review but se Otte work muet uo done at the wish of the permute in• theorteu. stild they will have to be the pro. motets. °outwit adjoarned at a ifite At Sault Ett, Marie Alex, Mitchell was fatally burned through the berating oped 01 (5 clout in an iron Melanie.