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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-9-27, Page 1Vol. S8. No, 12 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1906 W,HeKERF?,Prop New Advertisements. 1.008k—Mre, lurk. Locale—J, J, Allen. Doming—Dr, Ovens. To rent—F, R. Smith. Dueler loot—Tbm POST. Watob lost•, -Henry Keys. Looale—Prof, Doren wend, stow for sale—Alf, Backer. Feeders for sale—a. Oleeg. Board wanted—Drawer 8L Farm to rent—F. 8. Soott. Coming—Prof, Dorenwend, Get a photo—H, R. Brewer, Boy wanted—D. Ewan & 00, Sealed tenders—Fred. Galina, Bull for service—D. Babertean. Farm for sale—Wm. Stemmon. Boar for eervioe—Daniel Shine. Fall Millinery—Miens Hebkirk. Soap making time—F, R. Smith, Choice Mfiliuery—Mies 8traoban, From end to end—Ferguson & Ross. Voters' List Court—Twp. of Morris. Voters' List Court—Village of Brunie. Beautiful Millinery—Mre. MoKinIey. Ready •to - wee r hats—R, 0. Davies & Co. Three times—Wingham Bue, Oollege. Notioe—Robinette, Godfrey & Phalen. Lostdbn.x• Thee, Hammond and wife, of Elma, were visiting with Dir. Coote and family. Mre. J, J. Irvine had her arm badly welded which neoeesiatee a little nnreing. Wm. Leeming wag anfortnuate enough to get injured in the leg with a horse and is uonflned to the hoose. The Bethel ohurob people have let the eontraot for erecting a large shed, 40 by 50 feet. The Cement work to Gordon McDowell, of Brueeele, and the carpenter Week to Alfred Hewitt. The work to be pushed ahead at once. Richard Robinson had the miotortane to fall off the wagon and get entangled in the lines remitting in a severely broiesd body and other jejune bat we hope to see him around Shortly, k3tetgrave , Mre. Wm. Newcombe and daughter, Mrs, Macdonald, ot Newwark, are visit. idglriendo in Belgrave Ibis weak. The Minn Flemming, who have been making their borne in the Bouee of Refuge, Olintou, are oat on a two weeks' vacation. Thoe. Brydges who recently lost hie barn by lire, will hold an auction sale of farm stook and implements on Mou• day, October let. Mr. Daley, who has sold his farm in in East Wawaeooh, ie making some im provemento on his property in Belgrave before moving in. telteevtelce. Ninnies of Turnberry Muni! may be read on page 5 of this teen, Brussels Fall Fair Thursday and Friday of neat week. It will be a hostler, S.T. Elliott, of Kelowna, B. C., has been visiting hie father, Jae. Elliott near Blnevale. It in twenty years einoe Mr, E liott lett this notion. A By law will be presented to Turn. berry Council at Ire next meeting asking that the term for Reeve and Cannoil shall be one or two years. If paeeed it will be voted upon et the Munioipal elections neat January, NEWSY NOTES —L, B. Doff, Editor of The Weiland Telegraph, is ,pending a week'e variation at his home bere.—Mise Tina Geddes, of Morris, le vielting her Meter, Mre. J. Johnston,—Mre, Fred, McCracken, of Hengelo, visited her mother, Mrs. John Gardiner, recently. -- Mee. George Martin, of Warren, Ohio, bag returned home after vieiting her sister, Mre. R. N. Duff,—Inepeotor Robb visited the eoheal here on Monday and on Monday evening, at a meeting held le Clinine 1Nilliuery We wish to announce to our Customers that we are again prepared to show you the Newest Styles in all classes of Millinery, pro- cured from the most up-to-date warehouses. We follow the Fashions very closely, and you may procure the same styles as are being worn in Toronto, Chicago and Detroit. We thank you for past patronage, and are better prepared this season than ever to give satisfaction. Call and see us. Miss Strachan i 1 —' 'llen=^a=atANYaaleitaera•ViellEa7;zeVera9,ma"4 ma`rbeeeE+a aeteeYcvi9'1 Eye and Ear Surgeon VISITS BRUSSELS' MONTHLY If you require Eye Glasses, Spectacles or treatment for Eye, Earor a Nose do not fail to see DR. OVENS. Office ; Smith's Drug Store, Brussels Next Visit—Tuesday, October 2nd Hours :-8 a. m. to 1 80 p. m. _ .��W5Wgiti.AZIS et_lae Y,delRSeeil.f'sC9'.,i�+ lakviJ: ,d uelnetIV AWeear eVeeei e' FALL MILLINEY READY Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties THfa invitation is yours to come and -see everything that is cor- rect and new in Fall. Millinery, Nothing that has been accepted by the Fashionable of New 'York and Paris has been neglected in our Styles. No formal opening this Season— just eason-...just drop in any time. Girls wanted to learn the Millinery. Misses fib. � l�tir k the eobooiGouee, he explained the new law relating to eohpole to the ratepayers, —Last Friday peerning Rev. A, MuoNab, of Walton, preached the prepare/cry 'memo's here and on Sunday Oommunion service wee held —Mise Eva Duff bee returned from a year's vielt with relatives in Obio.—Maloolm Aikenbead visited at Mr. Wylie', le Turnbsrry last week,— Mrs. Joseph Pugh bee returned from a 8 montbe' visit with relatives and frlende iu the Weet.—Rev. W. J. and Mre. West attended the Oonventlen and Preobybery meeting at Molesworth last week, W at 111,005. Rev, Mr. Carry was a visitor tet At. wood this week. 4 We are pleased to etabe that Dr, Neal is regaining his old time vigor. Rev. A. MaoNab, M. A„ attended Maitland Presbytery at Molesworth. Next Banday afternoon Rev, Mr. Fere, of Garde, will preach the fearveet Thandegiving sermon in St. George's oburoh in this village. We are sorry to hear of the eeriooe ill. nese of Wm. Pollard and wife, well known residents of this looality. Their many friends wish them a epeedy re. oovery, Brunets Fall Fair on Thursday and Friday of next week, Hon. Wm. Patter eon, Minister of Onetime, will open the Fair, Perth infantry Band will give a Concert in the Agricultural Hall There. day evening and play on Friday. A tint olase program at the Concert in the Town Hall Friday evening. Dr. Ovens, M, D., London, Eye and Ear Sorgeou, will be at Smith's Drag Store, Brussels, on the first Tuesday in each month, Hoare, 8 a, m. to 1 80 p. m. (intermit, equint, failing eyesight, deaf• nags and nasal catarrh treated and glasses properly fitted. Next visit, Tuesday, Oet, tad, W ranee sae a•. George Trench left for the Weet last week. Jae. Paulin, jr,, ie spending two weeks in Bimooa. ,hare. Scott Bleck is vieiting with raise lives in Gorrie. Miss Milleon, of Orillia, is the guest of Reeve and Mre. Harris, Mine Ella Sanderson returned to Wallaoeburg on 'Thareday. Reeve Harris was a judge of horses at larkdale Fall Fair Met week. Mies Rutledge, of Bolton, le vieiting with D. and Mre. Rae, in Howiok. Mise Lala Rutherford, of Brneaele, spent Sunday with bar parents bere. Mies Beatrice Howe, of Mount Forest, visited over Sunday at her home here. Mre. Lawes held her millinery opening ou Tuesday and Wedueeday of this week. John Rea, of Bolton, is spending a few days under the parented roof in Howiak. Mise A. Lowry,j of Belmore, spent a few days of last week with Rev. and Mre. Oeterbout, Get a Photo taken at Brewer's and get Satisfaction I —Our Studio will bo npen on Full Fair — While in town don't fail to give ns a call. —Come prepared to get a Photo, taken. —Oome early and avoid the rush. — Crayon and Witter Color Portraits a epeoialty. —Stook of Frames and Mouldings. —Bring us your Pictures to Frame. — Always welcome. H. B EWER ITHREE TIMES as many students were enrolled at our opening this year ae last year. Theoause is, that all our graduates-reoeive excellent sit• nations in leading Canadian and American cities, ' Wingham BUSINESS 11 iughafm COLLEt E to a live institution, It does things, Catalogue for the asking, GEO, SPOTTON, Principirl Walton JEWELRY STORE .I have opened a Jewelry Store in the McNim Building, and my stook is new and well varied. Special attention paid to Repairing. You will find my prides moderate. Di BLAKE raise Higgins, of Gientarrow, le the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. A. Me Michas!. Jae, and Mre, Paulin left for Wiarton on Monday whets tiny will vieit for a few days, George Pantie and John Dangle!' were delegatee to Toronto Leat week from the I. 0, 0. F. John Brethauer was in Walkerton Leet week and in Mildmay on Tueeday judg- ing poultry. Will. Harvey unfortunately had hie ankle badly epraiued on Saturday while working In Gorrie, Mre, Tins, Walker, of Howiak, enter- tained the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist ohuroh last Thursday ettern000, Alex. Montgomery, of Edmonton, Alta., formerly a resident of Orange Hill, called on old trieuda fa the village on Wednesday. Harris Hamilton, of the Standard Bank, Toronto, is spending two weeks holidaying with bis parents, Jno. and Wire, Hamilton. Rev, H. Di Langford, 01 Brooeele, will preach the klarveet Some Thanksgiving eermon in the Epieoopal church next Sunday afternoon. Fred. Taylor's entice sale paeeed off very enooesefuliy last Wedneaday after- noon. His household effects paeeed through here to Gorrie on Monday where Mr. Taylor will reside, itlorr5M. Turn Pon gives the news. J. Clegg, has 40 head of good Leaders for sale. See ant, Morrie Township Counoil will hold its next meeting on Monday Oot, 1515. Brueeele Fall Fair Thursday and Friday of next week. Dont mise it, Herb. Manning, 6th line, who had hie leg broken earns weeks ago, is getting along very nioely. Quite a number of on township people took in the Fall Fair et Blyth last week and will visit Wingham on Friday. Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. W. H. Crewel, native Indian Mieeioeary, will prank' at Ebenezer oburob, 2ud line, - The Voters' List Gourt for the town. ebip of Morris will be held at Blyth on Tuesday,Ootober 9t at 11 ' h o clock a. m. , There are some 86 or 40 sppeals, it is said. Treasurer T. B. Brandon was away to Montreal and other pointe of interest for a well deserved holiday. He was a000m. ponied by Rev. W. J. Brandon, of Port Colborne, Out. The fine 100 aore farm of Jno. Wheeler, 4th line, le on the market as the pro. prietor is unable to till the farm owing to poor health. It is a eplendid property and will ao doubt be pinked by some one shortly. A heavy draft filly has been ,old by James Sherrie, 411 line, to Alex. Mo• Lauohlin, 01 the same line, for the tidy sum of $100. It was bred from Royal Park and a Taeteall dans, audit only took toe mare to raise it. East Huron Fall Fair at Brussels Thursday and Friday of next week. Thareday evening Hoo. Wm, Patterson, Mieieter of Castome, will be present and give a epeeists in response to an address front the Town Couuoil. Stratford Band will give a anent. EneNszze ANNrvmaesnr,—Sunday, Ont. 715 will be Anniversary day at Ebenezer Methodist eberob, Blnevale oiroait, Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, of Trowbridge, an excellent preaoher, will 000apy the pulpit 01 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Special music will be provided. A Thenk offering will be taken at these eervioe, inetead of tbe usual tea meeting on Monday evening. Envelopes for the offering have bean die. triboted and no doubt the people of that community will be as generous ae they have been in the past. There will no doubt be a large attendance. Crmake roolr. Nub Sabbath afternoon Rev. Mr, Armstrong, B. D., of Ethel, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church in tbie place. Hr. and Mre, Ooombee, of Miobigan, Mr. and Mrs. Onbt and Mre 3. Ooombes at Blyth, are pests of A, and Mre. Mo• Donald thie week. Athol MoQoarrie, who fa a graduate of Tna PoeT, bas taken a position on the staff of the Goderioh Signal. We wish him the beet of enooeee. In publiebing the list of Model School pupils attending at Goderieh Tam POST inadvertently omitted the name of Mise Susan MoNair, well known in this viola. ity. The Fall Fair at Brussels on October -4th and 6th will be a hammer. Ou the first evening tbe fine Perth Infantry Band, of Stratford, will give a concert in the new Agricultural Hall. Hon. Wm, Patterson, Minieter of Oustome, will give an addreee. The annual meeting of Orenbrook Beet Ring will be held in the Foreatere Hall on Monday evening, Oot. let for the per. pose of winding ap baeinees for the oar• rent year and arranging for the next, All the membete are requested to attend. A. MaDoaeen, Secretary, Dr. Ovens, M. D., London, Eye and Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drug Store, Brueeele, on the first Tueeday ie each month. Hoare, 8 a. m, to 1.30 p. m. Cataract, equiut,'failing eyesight, deatneee and nasal oaterrh treated and gluon properly fitted. Next visit, Tuesday, Oat. god, MATntttooiat.—on Mondey.l0th inst., the hymeneal bow was tied at the mange Mitchell, by Rev. J, W. Molutosh, be. tenon Sunni Merrily, V. B. of Dabliu, Ont., and Mise Lydia Lenora, only daughter of John V. Stein, an old and well known resident of this looality. Many good wieheg accompany Mr, and afro. Murray on thtir voyage down the atream of lite. Dins, PERRY LRFT Fon80Nm.i--The will of the late Dare, Kuntz Perry was entered for probate by Mre. W. J.E. .Boyd and the Toronto General Trust Oo. It ie valued at $298,980, of wbiob $104.628 is oath in bane. To Gideon Perry the hneband ie left the Innomef 0 $60,000 during his life, At hie death the money is to be divided between John and Mabel Batty, nephew and mode. Thoeo two aloe get the income on $120,000 more till her death, Her two eletore, Mre. Fahey and Mrs. Cor, get the income of 540,000, and Gustave Kuntz, Waterloo, brother of the brewer who left her the money, gets $20,000 outright. Bt. Joseph'', Orphan. age get 510,000 and $20,000 to 01. Josepb'o Hospital to build a wing. The Hum of 3800 10 left for maeeee for her and bar husband, and 3200 is left the ohurob for the keeping of her grave green, Mre. J. R. Williams, of Gorrie, who returned to bee home in Philadelphia, also spent a couple of days at Rivereyde. Don't neglect o0 see the advt. of R. 0, Daviee & Co. on page 6 of this issue. Their stook of ready-to.wear hate le tholes.S. 13, dole has completed his 7th pair of abutments and line put Gement floors in the cellar of hie brink blook here and the platform of clement fa front of the stores is elso oompleted, Mre. A. A. Taylor, from Rolla, North Dakota, who has been visiting her sister, Mre. B. B. Oole and who also paid a vieit to their parents at Benit Ste, Marie, bas returned to bar home in North Dakota, The. Thank -offering meeting of the W, F. M. 8. will be held in the Preebyterian Manch Tuesday evening Oot, 2nd, at 7 80. Rev. A. U. Wiebert, of Brussels, will addreee the meeting. A cordial invitation ie extended to all. Silver collection will be taken, The flue 200 aore farm of L. A, Maeon, near Ethel, is offered for sale at a bargain as the proprietor desieee to loosta in Saskatchewan owing to the improved oondition of hie health since going there on 0 visit, Bee the bills for farther par. Honiara. Mrs. Samuel Chambers, who hae been ill with a slight attack of typhoid fever, le now recovering nicely we are pleased to state. Mies Taylor, trained puree, of Oolorado Springs, who was here on a visit to her uncles' Wm„ Jobe and Rory McLeod, waited on her with great swept. ansa. Dr, Ovens, M. D., London Eye and Ear Burgeon, will be at Smith's Drag Store Brussels, on the first 7ae ed ay in eaob mo mouth. Hones, 8 a. m. to 1.30 p. m. Cataraat, squint, failing eyesigbt, dealneee and nasal catarrh treated and gleans properly fitted. Neat vieib, Tuesday, cot. 2ud. A public meeting will be held in the Township Hall, Ethel, on Monday Oob. let, at 2.80 p. m. to organize for a Local Option campaign. Speeches, music, oto, will be on the program to make mattere intereetiug. Every temperanoe worker and aympatbiser in Gray ie Defiantly re- queeted to be present. Mrs. Johnson, who is 71 years travelled all the way from Pbiladelpbia alone, She wee one of Strabford's old girls. There were only nine log hoasee in Strat- ford when her parents arrived there from the Old Land, She also paid a visit to her brother, John Williams, who is Mrs. Oole'e tether. He is older than Mrs. Johnson and did not feel equal to meet the family at Stratford so Mre. Johnson went to see him and is now on her return trip n Philadelphia, She and Mr, Williams had not met for nearly 40 years. STATION AGENT SMIITE DEAD. — Loot Monday the ead iutelligenoe of thedemiee of John Smith, agent of the G, T. R, here, was reoeived with regret, He bad been stricken witb paralysis the There - day previous, Deceased was in hie 66th year and was highly esteemed. He wag a member of the Baptist ohuroh. The remaing were taken to Port Elgin for interment ori Wedueeday morning. Mrs. Smith and family are accorded the sin. aore sympathy of the community in their sorrow. A relieving agent baa been attending to the duties at the depot. The Ethel Auxiliary of the W. F. M. B. and the Epworth League, both of the Methodieb clinch, met Thursday of last week to quilt 3 pine for the Indian Home at Kitamsat, Mr. Raley, the Mis• eionary at Kitnmaat, ie supported by the Lae nes of Wingham district. er. Ae the Indianho o me has been burned the Mie. eionsry Society and the League are going to send a box. Any one who hae good warm, serviceable clothing to spare will do a kindness it they will leave them at the borne of Mrs. Samuel Ames and they will be torwerded to Kitamaat. G,r o s'. Township Gonnoil met at Ethel on Monday of this week. Bueb fires have been making quite a sweep in a few notions of Grey. B. Guy Trask, of Thedlord, visited Nice Obrietena Buttrey last week, Miee N. F. Pickering, of Guelph, was a vfeftor at the home of Wm. Buttrey, 1115 oda. George Edwards, of Bruseele, is doing a rushing baeinees drilling wells for the farmere in this vicinity, Mathew Stewart, 16th con., hae been on the sick list bat is improving nioely now we are pleased to elate. Mies Sete Biller,, who has been visit. ing Iriende in Grey was called, to Morris by the Bitten of her couein, Mre. Doagafd McDonald, J. Zeigler, of Heidleburg visited with Louie Steles last week and aleo took in Kincardine Fair, he having a brother residing there, Miens Otani and Lola Steles have resumed eonool after having prolonged holidays, Miee Orma having an attack of jaundice and Lola a felon on her finger. Mies Jessie Livingstone lett on the 14th for Dabna, Seek., where she will visit her brother, Archie, wbo ie how le Women! stare besidess in that town. We with her a pleasant May. Tbie week a stem of a raspberry bush was plotted on the fern of Andrew Lamont, 10th oon upon which a bomber of ripe berries, second crop were found. Tbie speaks well for the growth end favorable ei raster of the excess, Mre. J. Houston and eon, of Grand View, Man., are vieitore at Menses Redstone', Milne. Later Aar. Bonston, a son of the host, will be here alga. It is 5 years eines Mr. Honoton went West. He ie toramao for the Northern Lumber Oa, Mrs. John Biebop, an old and well known resident of the 615 oon,, hao been quite ill with pneomoaia and a weak heart, She oaugbt ooid while vieiting et Toronto during the:Fair, We bope She will Boon be better. A public meeting will be held In the Tawoehip Hall, Ethel, ou Monday Oat. let at 2.80 p. m. to organize for a Local Option oampaign. Spesobee, music, &o„ will be on the program to make matters interesting. Every temperenoe worker and sympathiser in Grey le urgently re. quested to be present. While repainting lbs removal of so worthy e reeident as the veteran John Roddiolr from the 18th con., we bid hie gentian, Mt, Addie, who bas bought the farm, e very hearty waloome. He and hie bride bane arrived from Stratford and taken possession of the farm. EAav0aT Bone Snavrose.—Harveet Home services will be held in Roe's Church on Sunday and Monday next. Bev, E, G. Powell, of Brussels will preaoh on Sunday et 10 30 0. m. end 7 p. m. when a thank -offering will be taken up at each service. Monday evening at 8 o'olook en excellent program will be rendered consisting of mneio, &o., and a lecture, ',The Man the Aga Domande,' by Rev. Mr. Powell. No one should mise this treat. WEDDING BELLS.—On Wednesday of last week Rev. Mr. Larkin performed the vary interesting ceremony at the Presby- terian manse, Seafortb, which merle R. 0. Campbell, Lot, 14, Oon. 18, Grey, and Mise JannieDauoaneon, 17t3 oon . hue. band and wife. A wedding party was held at the home of tbe bride's mother, Mre. J, Danoanson, in tbe evening. Mr. and Dire, Campbell oommenoe married life under favorable supine and with the good wiebes of a wide Circle of rela• tivee and friends. • QUIETLY WmnoED.—The home of Dan. Carmiabael, 21 Dennieon avenue, Torun. to, on Sept. 1215, was the scene of a quiet wedding when Miee Annie, Meter of the hoot, beoame the wife of Wallace Oolline, of Clarkson. Rev. Dr. Turnbull tied the nuptial knot in the pressen of the im- mediate relativae of the bride. The newly married couple left far their new home m near1 0 aekeon The above mentioned lady ie a niece of John D. and Pater McNeil, well known residents of Grey. Her many friends bare wish them many yaars of happineee, Geo, A. HART DnozAs0D.—After an illness of eight months George Athlone Hart, formerly of Grey and Elma Tps., paid Nature's debt on Saturday of Leet week, at bis home near Clinton, pressing away at the age of 36 years, 10 months and 17 days. Oonenmption was the ailment. His wife predeceased him tour years ago. Mr. Hart moved to Hallett on Jaly 12th and wee only in bed a week, He was nursed dnring his illness by hie sieter,iu-law, Mies Nellie Shiele, of Grey. The funeral took place last Sunday to Bruesela oamatory, Rev. Mr. Leng.Ford, of Braesele, aonduoting the service dI the grave. The pallbearers were Reuben, Harry and Jno. Hart, Wm. Bray, Angus Oarmlohael end W. G. Hart, brothers, brothere•in law and ooeein to the dreams. ed. Mre. Joseph Story and Mre. F. M. Shiele, of Brueeele, are cousins of the deoeased. The sobjeot of this notioe was a member of the Preebyterian ohurob, Cranbrook. People We Talk About. Mies Millie Grewar is vieiting at Clave. land. Albert Hewitt, of Kincardine, was In town Tuesday. Mre, McMartin ie vieiting her daughter Mrs. W. Wilton, Alfred McMillan visited friends in Wingham last week. Jno. Hill le bask from a flying but en. joyable visit to the Weet. Thou. Friendlbip wag on the eiok list for a few days this week, Mre. (Dr.) Wilson, of Mildmay, was viaiting Mre. B. 0. Wilson, Brueeele. R. and Mrs. Leatherdale were 'salted to Galt to attend the taneral of a relative, Miesins N Rogers was home for a few days vieiting her uncle, Dr. Lontbien, Geo. Hamilton, of 'telt, was vieiting hie uonsin, Mre. J. H. Oamerou last week. Mise Sara Hafet has been vieiting her brother in Cheeley during the past week, Mies Iama Mitchell, of Ethel, is visit- ing her grandparents, Geo, and Fre. Colvin, Charlie Andrews and hie sisters, Mies. ea Aggie and Tessie, of Seafortb, spent Sunday in town. Mre, P. Scott and Mre. A. MoLennan spent a few days net week visitiug Mre, Brine in Seatorth, Mre, (Dr.) Burne and her mother, Mrs. Jno. Waugh, were visiting Mre, J. H, Reid at Seafortb last week. Mre. Geo. Bogeys, who hes been aigit. ing friends in Walkerton, Mount Forget and Toronto, has returned to her home hare. Mre. Morrow returned to her home in Midland lest week atter a two weeks' visit with her daughter, Mre. G. N. Mc. Laren, Dr, Lonthian and daughter, of Union - elite, Mich., were visiting hie sister, Mre. (leo. Rogers. II ie ten yeare eine be visited hate before. A. E. Mellish, who was relieving at the Metropolitan Bank, left for Toronto Saturday last. We will be glad to have bins visit our Lown again. Fred. and Mre, Wilton, of Chicago, ate visiting hie mother, lira. Janne Wil. eon, aid enters, He bas disposed of hie drag business and will probably looate In Ontatf0. Meso Lizzie Roes arrived home Timm day of last week One a very pleasant trip to Manitoba. She oalled off at Mosley on her way bine to vieit her brother Tom, We are pleased to hear that hire, R. K,B,ose, of Liatowel, who recently under, Went a options medical operation at Guelph, has enMoiontly recovered to return home This week, Mrs. Ino. Walker and baby and Mies Grine, of Teeswebsr wen called to Bros. rus• sole on Saturday on aocbuot of her mother'e illness. Tip latter is ooneider. ably better wb ars planed to hear, Rob Work has bean enjoying a few belideye, Raseell Lowry fa home from 86, Thorne on a visit and recruiting hie health,G B, erry and wife spent fear or five days iu Blyth with their sou, N. B, and family last week. Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Neal, of Peterboro', were visitors with Hz's. and Miss K. Mo. Kinlay, Mill etreab, Mre, 3, T, Roes was an the Wok list daring the peat week bot is batter again we are pleased to state. L. Addie and bride, of Stratford, were the guests of Jae. and Dire, Bellaatyna laeb week. The gentlemen are sousing. Mies Mandy Beare, returned to ber home in Ingersoll, after a two menthe' vieit with her ooaein, Mies Mildred Scott. Mise Aileen Soott has taken a poet. Hon in the Millinery department of the MOFani store, Seafortb. We wish her enC0eoe. Wm. Miller has been on the sick Ileo with typhoid fever but we treat be will be epeedily restored to bis aooaatomed good health, Mrs. Geo. Beaker stepped on a nail that penetrated one of her feet last week laying her aside for a time from ber aeaal activity Finlay Scott, jr., wbo spent a few months fn the Weet, le home and le pull• ing up in avoirdapoise einoe hie arrival we ars glad to hear. James 8traoban left town on Wednes- day for Toronto to resume his studies at tbe Ontario Dental Oollege. There's eadoeee wbon ye gang awe' Jamie. Mrs. M. McLennan and son Will., who have been visiting in Brussels, era now at Wroxeter with relativae and friends end will go from there to their home in London. Geo. H. Andrews, of Brussels, attended the Young People's Convention at Moleeworth Tuesday of last week and also visited friends on the 2nd of Grey from Saturday till Monday. Mre. St. John, of Denver, Col., is vieiting her mother, Mrs, Ino, Meadows, Jobe street. Her husband a000mpanied her ae far as Chicago, where lee was attending e, Miners' Convention. Mre. F.S.tt is Soo home again a'n ai tee g her visit in London, Thorndale, and Ingersoll. She was a000mpanied by her brother, Seymour Servide, who will likely spend the Winter in Brunets. Mre. (Dr.) W. J. R. Holmes, of Gods. rich, and ber son, Barrister Dudley and Mrs. Holmes, of Wingham, were fo town last Saturday, looking around their old home and renewing format aoquainban• MM. Gert. Baker, druggist, who bas been at Port Oelborne, Oot., is enjoying a vacation under the parental roof in Bras. aeleand is a welcome visitor, He has an. aepted a position in Chatham and will go there from Braesele. A. M. Kay, postmaster of Stratford Station P. 0., Thos. Trow and James Pringle left Taaeday morning tor the Panido Ooaat, via 0. P. R, tThey went by boat from Owen Sound, and will be absent four or live weeks. Bert. Lott left on Wedneeday after. noon for Brantford to resume hie studies et the Inetitute for the Blind. He is getting along nicely and speaks moat favorably of the good work being done et the sohool. We wish him euooese, Mre, Joe Ballantyne and her father Jno. Mibohell, of London, are visiting Mrs. A. 8traoban, and other relatives. They have just returned from a very pleasant trip to the Old Land. II ie 50 years since Mr. Mibobell was there. Wm. Sample, of the Soo, who has gone throngb a siege of typhoid fever here, et the home of hie parenbe, le eble to be about and will Boon be as vigorous as ever. He will leave with hie family for the Soo shortly calling at London en roots. 0. N. McKay and family removed to Seaforth this week, Mr. McKay has a position in the farnitore factory. Tbay bane lived in Bruesela for 11 years. We wish them encase and hope to see them bath to town again. They have not die. posed of their property here, Howard W. Shannon, business mens• ger of the Evening Times, Roohesbsr N. Y,, gave Two POST a oa11 lest week. Be was a former Braesellte being the seoond eon of the late John Shannon, who died a short time ago at Goderinb. We are always pleased to hear of the encomia of former Brussels boys. Dr. Graham, of Brueeele, was a Pao' tenger on the ill fated train to the Weet upon which so many loot their lives ow• ing to a collision. He was not injured and was speedily engaged Betting broken been and binding up gaping wounds. The Dr. will not be home before the tepee of a few weeks, We oougratalale him on his escape. W. H. Maunders, who name home net week from Idaho, where he is ranobing, for a short visit, will return, we ander. eland, ehorbly, taking Mre, Maundera and daughters with him. While sorry to lose them from Benaeele we voice the sentimente ot many old Mende in wish- ing them health, wealth and happineee. We hope they will find their way beok before many years roll by. Last Monday W, 13, Ballantyne, Editor and proprietor of the Emerson (Mao,) Joareal, arrived in Brueeele for a holiday visit with relatives and old friends. He has been in the Weet for e number of years and in addition to keep. tog a beetling buetneee going manages to see oeneiderable of the world and enjoy a good time, Tbos. Ballantyne, 000 of oar oldaet residents, is the viaitor's f athe r. TilePoen welcomer to Brendle en old and highly esteemed resident of Carey township in tbe preen of Jobn Roddick, who gold hie homestead on the 13th Cott. of Grey, to hie grandson, L. Addle, at Strattord, who le now inpoineasion. Hz'. Roddiok will make hie home with hie grand daughter, Mre. D. Rftobie, who bag also moved to town, Mr. Ritchie will leave this week for the West where he le interested in real estate. Ha will bake a tar of stook and eebtiat ' dents it a with him. We expect elx, Ritchie will do 'welt ae he ie a thrifty man, Mr. Itoddiok is over 80 years ot age.