HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-6-6, Page 1Vo4, 85. No, 48
BRUSSELS,
ONTA,RIO, ,'TRURSIDA.Y, JUNE 6, 1907
New Advertisements,
Locale -McKay
Wool wanted -Alf. Baeker,
Turnip eeede,-A, Strachan.
House for sale -S, Crawford.
To our Patrons --•Chas. Reich,
Summer School -Geo. Spotton.
While Loaf flour -W, & R,A. Pryne;
Mistri.Ct ,J, ' ews,
lee nailkewe-v.
Peter: Gardiner is busy pressing the
odd bunches of hay still remaining in
the farmers' bands.
Issas MoGavinhas sold bis old barn
taken down to be utilized in the con-
struction of the new one to take its
place, Hoegy Bros, have the work on,
hand.
Geo, Munn and Miss Jessie Ander-
son were united in marriage at Brus-
sels lost week. Geo. will enjoy life
much better now as his spare moments
Will be spent at home,
WOOL
WANTED
The Highest Market Price
will be paid in Cash for any
quantity of Wool delivered
at my store, Brussels.
Alf. Baeker
SALT
feeeeelaeeeeveo
THE LAND NEEDS SALT I
CATTLE CRAVE SALT I
You WANT SALT 1
Good stock on hand of all kinds
at the Celebrated
Samuel McPherson sr, bas been
spending a few weeks visiting his
sister in the vicinity of Woodstock,
Alex. Gardiner made a businesstrip
to Stratford lest week hi connection
with a joint stook
ooinpany in that.
city,
Salt Works, Brussels
GORDON MooNEY, Foreman.
A new platform Itas been built at
Mrs, Sleininon's residence.
Robert Pearson was at Goderich last
week attending the Methodist Con-
ference.
The address given by Deaconess
Haddock, gf'l'oronto, in the. Methodist
church here was felt of interest.
Last Tuesday morniug Miss Agnes
Walker attended the welding of J.
Leslie Kerr and Miss Lottie 1. Brown
at Brussels, probably seeing how the
ceremony is performed. This kind of
information is often useful.
Mrs, Laird and Miss Nellie left on
Thursday for an extended .visit in
Dakota with Mrs. S. A, :Armstrong
and other relatives. They will visit at
Ann Arbor, Mich., en route. Their
manyfriends wish them a comfortable
journey, a pleasant stay and a safe re-
turn.
We sorry to hear that the Metho-
odist Conference is removing Rev.
Mr, Armstrong from Ethel. He bas
been appointed to Charing Cross, 6
miles from Chatham, Ketit Co., and
will close his pastorate here with the
last Sabbath in. June. There will be
general regret over bis leaving. He
will be succeeded by Rev. Mr. Hender-
son, who comes from Brigden, Lamb -
ton Co.
fes'
Summer
School
A special course of instruotion
during July and August for Pub-
lic) School Teachers.
Enter any time.
Individual instruction.
Walkerton
e
Business Dolle g
GEO. BPOTT0N, Principal
s
fI meat AIUNo,-I}rompt and care-
ful attention given to all orders for
Undertaking. Our telephone No, is
28a and a call will have our lin-
mediate response. Our prices are
reasonable and satisfaction always as.
sared. Special attention paid to
cavity and arterial embalming fot
which we hold diplomas.
LeeTHIseimin & SON,
Last Sabbath Rey. Robert Pearson,
13. A„ was ordained as a minister of
the Methodist Church at London Con-
terence, Goderich, along with 7 other
young men, He will leave next week
for Calgary where be will be stationed
for tbe coming year, His mother will
adcompany him to the West where
she will visit her daughter and other
relatives, We wish Rev. Mr, Pearson
abundant success. He possesses many
elements that will tend to a very use-
ful life,
eJ'iatneee town.
Miss Kate Henderson, of Galt, spent
a few weeks holiday with her cousin,
Miss Jessie Strachan,
Misses Grainger, of Brussels, were
guests on Tuesday with Mrs. Geo.
Eckmier, "Fern Cottage" and Mrs.
lames Strachan, "Argyle,"
W 8,1 1.0 at.
Rev. Mr. Turnbull, of Goderich,
will preach in St• George's church on
Sunday afternoon next.
A number of the young men from
this locality are away to camp at Lon-
don this week with the red coats,
A load of young people from St.
Tobn's churcb, Brussels, attended the
garden party tinder the auspices of
St. George's Guild on Monday night.
Last Sabbath morniug Rev. R. J.
Currie, B. A. of Walton, was ordained
a minister of. the Methodist church.
He will continue on this circuit for
another year,
TurnipSeeds
Always get the beat as it costs no more to grow GOOD than
poor Seeds of any kind. The success no doubt depends largely on
the preparation of the soil, but not leas so on the QUALITY of the
Seed sown. Impressed with this fact we always procure our Seeds
from one of the most reliable firms in Canada. We now have in
stock the following varieties of Turnip Seeds, viz.:-
BRUOE'S NEW CENTURY -A Purple Top Swede, resembling the Weetbory, of
splendid uniform growth and fine quality. It is the best Swede we know of to
resist mildew and ie a heavy Dropper,
NEW KANGAROO -A very hardy Swede similar in size and growth to the Ele-
phant and increasing in popularity each year.
-sr ATiTLIgY: $..BRONZ,E TOP -Small neck and single top roots, very rich in quality
and a good keeper.
HALL'S WESTBURY-A well known Standard Variety and one of the best.
BANGHOLM -A large and handsome variety and a popular Turnip,
WHITE SWEDE -Remarkable for its nutritious properties, hardiness and long
keeping.'
GREY STONE -A white fleshed Turnip ; early, hardy and of good quality.
Our Customers Highly Recommend these Varieties
ALEX. STRACHAN
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Seasoni
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a Pine Apples Bananas
California Oranges
Confectionery
High Class Confec y
fancy Biscuits Good Groceries
Smokers' Supplies
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Cream �
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Owing' to the inclement weather
very, few turned out, on Tuesday
evening to hear Miss Haddock, Chose
present enjoyed her Address very
much.
Last. Monday Ar, Turnbull, of Gode-
rich, well known here left for Calgary
where ho bas formed a partnership in
the practice pf medicine, Mrs, Turn-
bull and children will not go West un-
til the Summer Is over.
Rev. Jno, F, Knight, B. A., son of
Jno, Knight, of Cranbrook, was or-
dained as a minister of the Methodist
church last Sunday morning at the
London Conference meeting at God-
erich. He is a clever scholarly young
man and will be located at Dawn Mills,
Kent Co, for the next pastoral term.
neer r2 e.
Reeve Taylor is . at Goderich this
week attending the sessions of the
County Council,
Druggist McCall, of Chatham, spent
a' few days here, His mother accom-
panied him to his home,
THE PosT is sorry • to bear of the
serious illness of Mrs. Jno. Speir, 3rd
line, but we hope she will soon be
better.
S. S. No. 6 Morris, intend holding a
pic-nio in W. Yutll's bush on the after-
noon of Tune asst. Every family in
the section is requested to come with
their baskets. Everyone welcome.
Come and enjoy the afternoon with os.
Mrs, W. H, Maunders and daughters,
who have spent the past 8 months in
Idaho, are here on a visit with relatives
and friends. They will return after a
stay of a few months. Their many
friends are glad to see them. Mr.
Maunders is still in Idaho,
Tuesday evening as Mrs. Wm.
Shedden, 411 line, was carrying s
couple of pails of milk into the cellar
she fell and broke her shoulder blade
we are sorry to state. Although
having attained a royal old age Mrs.
Shedden is remarkably smart and we
hope she will soon be all right.
SCHOOL REPORT. May report of
S. S. No, 6 Morris. Entrance class. -
Vine Bowman, 334 ,Frank Bryans,
354• Sr. IV, -Margie Yuill,' 633 ;
Tena Yuill, 689. Jr. IV, -Ethel
Sellers, 523. Sr, III, -Russel Currie.
43e ; Mabel Bone, 2g3 ; Harvey 'Hein.
derson, 87o. Sr. II, -Russel Bone,
481, John Riley, iso. Tr. II. -Sadie
Riley, aro ; Gertie Shaw, 426 ; Lila
Wilkinson, 236, Part II. -Harold
Currie, 420 Ward Sellers, 33o. Sr.
Pt. I. -John Yuill, 583 ; Charlie
Seller's : 552 ; Isabel Shaw, 525. Jr.
Pt. I Jim Riley, 454. C. GILLEsrIE,
Teacher.
1
Grey.
J, Hogg and bride, of Milverton,
spent Sunday at the latter's parental
home,
Wes. Armstrong, of Lindsay, was
visiting at his home, loth con„ this
week,
We are sorry to hear that Robt, Mc-
Naughton, au old and well known
resident of Grey, has been seriously
ill this week, He is over 90 years of
age.
Few men retain their vitality like
Thos. Whitfield, a well known resident
of the 12tb con., who, although along
in the eighties, appears to be about as
hearty as ever.
Weare pleased to state that Mrs.
Thos. Davidson, rith con., who has
been on the sick list tor the past 5 or
6 weeks, is improving nicely and will
soon be as hearty as ever.
Don't forget the Lecture, by Rev.
Mr. Armstrong, in Roe's churcb Tues-
day evening of next week, Musical
talent will be present from Ethel,
Brussels, Jamestown and the church
choir.
Andrew and Mrs. Turnbull, t5tb
cote left on Tuesday for the West for a
holiday visit with relatives, Tbeir
first stop will be with their son, Dr,
Turnbull in Winnipeg. Wehope they
will enjoy their stay.
Last week as Mrs. Tno. McKinnon,
8th con., was removing a setting ben
from the nest she received a peck
from the fowl on her band. Blood
poisoning set in and Mrs. McKinnon
has been quite ill. the swelling gologlup
her arm to her shoulder and neck.,We
hope she will be speedily restoreto
her accustomed good health.
SLIGHTLY Iaipeovere--A letter from
Saskatoon to Mrs. R. Mitchell, nth
con., says that ber son, Percy, who was
so dangerously ill, is somewhat better
with a more favorable outlook. He
has had quite a combination of ailments
commencing with a cold and followed
by quinsy, threatened appendicitis and
last but not least pneumonia. With
the good care the patient is receiving
from Dr., trained nurse and, willing
relatives and friends we hope he will
soon be restored to good health. His
father arrived in Saskatoon all right
and will probably fetch his son home
with him when able to be moved.
SCHOOL REPORT., -Following is the
School Report for S. S. No. -6 for the
month of May. -Sr. IV. -Ella Pearson
Willie Jacklin. jr. IV.-Garson Jack -
lin, Helena Mitebell. Sr. III• -Wes-
ley Brewer, Gertie Stephenson, Joseph
Tacklin, Intermediate3rd.-Roy Hall,
Eva Mitebell. jr. end, -Sarah Hutch-
inson, Luliia Jacklin, Minnie Rose,
Tr. II -Wesley Yoe, Annie Ward,
Willie Mitchell, Reuben Brewer. Jr.
II. -Bert Vodden, George Hall• Geo,
Rose. Pt. II. -Gertrude Ames, Earl
Lowe, Hazel Rose. Sr. Pt. I.
Bernice Flood, Russel Yoe, Lily Tack -
lin, Mary Rose, Lottie Ward, jr. Pt.
I. -Roy Martin, Robert Jacklin, Stan-
ley Hall, Lawrence Lowe, Isaac Rose,
Mable Ward, Average attendance 23.
FLORENCE ARMSTRONG. Teacher.
MATRIMONIAL.-Tbe following was
mis-directed to THE BRvsseLs PosT or
it would have appeared weeks ago :-
A very quiet wedding took place at
St. John's Rectory, in Brussels, on
April 87th at 5 o'clock, when Rev. H.
M. Lang -Ford tied the matrimonial
bow between John S. Elliott, a pros-
perous young farmer of the 14th eon of
Elma, and Miss Ester, eldest daughter
of Wm. and Mrs. Baker, loth con.,
Grey, a biehly respected young lady.
The groom's gift to the bride was a
clock and a Bible. Mr, and Mrs
Elliott have settled down to married
life in the home preparedby the groom
on the farm across the concession from
his father's place followed by the hest
wishes of a large circle of friends, On
the same day Wm, H. Baker, loth
con„ was united in marriage to Miss
Susie Rowland, of Henfryn, Tbe
happy young couple reside on the
farm bought from Edward Campbell
qth con of Grey, Their many friends
wish them happiness and prosperity.
SCHOOL REPORT. -The following is
the report of S. S. No, 9, Grey, for the
month of May. :-Sr. IV -Alex.
Speiran, Alex, Mann, Will Hislop,
Fergus McNaught, Pearl Harrison.
-Tr. IV -Grace Schnook, Alice Mc-
Kay, David Tarr, Jessie Mann. Sr,
III -Bessie McQuarrie, Laura Speiran,
Beth McNaught, Lily Harrison, ,
Emily
Smith, Harold Livingston, Bessie
Mann, Clancy Flood, -Jr, Ill -Olive
Brown, Fred Hodge. -Sr, III -Lottie
McKay, Noble Schnock, May Living-
stone, Garby Snelling, Tr. II -Elmer
McNay, Cranston Bray, Marshall
a
Smith, Stuart McQuarrie, James
lvieehan, Melvin Cummings. Lawrie
Hislop, Wilfrid McNaught, Wilfred
Sniffle -Pt. II-Harietta McQuarrie,
Mary Brown, Agnes Tarr, Pearl Pride,
MabeliHodge, Sr. I -k Lossie Machan,
Willie Neabel,: Seth Pride, Sam Seell.
ing. Jr. I -Hazel McNaught, Viola
Schnook, Pearl' Cumming, Willie.
Machan, Mary Smith, Arnold McKay,
Ella Tarr, Archie Mann, Ora McKay.
Harold Neabel, Charlie Snelling,
Dottie Pride, AGNS ALLANTYN
House BiYRNEP.--An Saturday, May
25th about Is a. m., the residence of
Daniel Machan, Lot 32, Con. -re, was
destroyed by fire, supposed to have
been started Froin a spark lodging 011
the roof. While the furniture was
largely saved, bedding, clothing, &c,
tell prey, The loss is estimated at
$1500 with an insurauoe of $Soo in the
Howialt Mutual. Mr. Machan will
proceed at once with the erection of a
a story cottage, We admire bis pluck.
W s'oxeter-
iiditor Carr spent several days in
Toronto recently,
D. Hepburn, of Wingham, was in
the village last Thursday,
Reeve Harris is attending the Co.
Council in Goderich this week,
Messrs, Greer and Spenee, of Ger.
rie, spent Sunday in the village.
Mrs. F, V. Dickson is spending a
few days with relatives in Durham.
Peter Smith, of Hamilton, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. O. Smith.
Mrs. P. Reid, of Luckuow, visited
last Thursday with ber son; W Reid,
Mise Dobson, of Fordwieh, visited
over Sunday with Miss Edith. Harris.
Mrs. J. H. Hazlewood, of Toronto
Junction, is the guest of W, C, and
Mrs. Hazlewood,
Mrs. L, Lovell and daughter,
Bessie, leave this week for a visit with
relatives in Woodstock.
A load of C. 0, F. members attend-
ed service in Gorrie Episcopal church.
last Sunday afternoon.
A load of those interestedinSunday
School work in connection with the
Presbyterian church spent Friday in
Brussels.
Geo. Trench, who went West last
Fall, bas purchased a grocery business
in Souris, Man., where Mrs. Trench
and family will leave for shortly.
Brussels Tunier Foot Ball team visit-
ed here last Friday evening and play-
ed a friendly game with the Wroxeter
team being deteated by a score of i -o.1
E. Lewis occupied the pulpit in the
Metbodist church Sunday evening in
the absence of Rev. J. H. Osterhout
who was attending Conference in
Goderich.
Mrs, George Trench sold her residen-
ce on Howick street, to John R. Gib-
son, who bas since disposed of it to
Mrs. Nokes, of Howick. Mrs. Mc-
Michael bas also sold her property on
Howick street to Mrs. H. Armstrong.
On Thursday evening June 7th,
under the auspices of the Literary
Club, a debate on Asiatic Immigration
will be given between George Spotton
and G. Workman and W, P. Dobson
and A Munro. A musical program
will also be furnished. Proceeds are
to be devoted to the Public Library.
Conn's Vrc'roay,-George S. Leckie
and Miss Letisba, eldest daughter of
Jao. and Mrs, Morrison, of this village,
two of Wroxeter's popular young
people. were married in Wingham
Wednesday evening of last week, Rev,
H. Boyle offciatine. They have com-
menced housekeeping in rooms above
the store which' Mr. Leckie recently
purchased from Thos. Hemphill.
Their many friends hereabouts extend
to the young couple congatulations and
good wishes.
DOtsINION DAY SPORTS. - The
Sports' Committee have just abont
completed arrangements for tbe ist of
July Celebration and according to
present arrangements have got togeth-
er one of the best day's sports that has
ever been held in Wroxeter. Among
the many attractions it has secured is
the famous Newsboys' Band, of Lon
don. This band, without doubt, is
one of the best aggregations of its
kind in Canada. They are said to be
wonderful both as a novelty and as to
their playing anility. They will play
for a week during Toronto Exhibition
and are booked for a three days' cele-
bration in Montreal. There are 35
members -in the band and they no doubt
will present a splendid appearence.
Gaines of baseball and lacrosse are be-
ing arranged for of which particulars
will be given later,
ea ra.I Kron tc.
J. Helm and D. Dallas, of Wingham,
spent Sunday with A. J. Helm.
Mrs. Ballard was visiting Mrs. Dr.
Turnbull, of Goderich, last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Greensides, of Atwood,
spent Sunday at the home of• J. Long.
M, Foerster, of Ypsilanti, Mich.,
has been visiting his brother, V. Fear -
stet.
A new fence has been put along the
front of the school grounds by Kranter
& Co.
Jas, Crerarhas moved into his new
home this week which he recently
purchased from the McNair estate.
J, Huether, C. McDonald, H. Jesche
W. Gusto and Jake Fischer, are serving
I2. days at London in the Volunteer
camp.
Margaret, the little daughter of
John McNabb, had tbe misfortune to
fall at school one day recently and
break her arm above the wrist.
ScnooL REPORT,-Tbe following is
Cranbrook school report for May.
Names are In order of merit, Those
taking 75 % or more. are marked with
honors, so% pass, below 50% less than
pass ; *missed an exam. Entrance,
Pass :-*V. Sperling, NI, McNichol,.
*H.'Smalldon, E. Hunter, Sr. IV,-
.Honors :-M. Fox, B,' McQuarrie, M.
Snarling, L. Sperling, J. Baker, L.
Menzies R.
V. Lou
g, pass,,
Darkg. J•
- tors A.
McQuarrie, Jr, IV. Ho
Fox, L, McDonald; pass, B. Alderson.
Sr. III, -Honors, 0. Steiss, pass, H.
Noble, Jr. IIL-Honors, A. Sperling,
L. Alderson, R. Knight, M. Cameron,
pass, L Perrie, H. McDonald, *M.
Hunter; below,'4M. McNabb ; George
Smalldon. Sr. IL -Honors, L. Steiss,
pass, E. McNichol; below, G, Camer-
on, E. Smalldon. Jr. II. -Honors,
L, Noble, pass, E. Porter, below, F.
Fischer. Sr. Pt. IL -M. Perrie, G.
Knight, E. Sperling, T. Smalldon, E.
R. Reymann, L. Raddatz, C. Morrow,
O. Gorsalitz, A. Fischer. Jr. Pt II.-
M: Alderson, M. Baker, A. Hunter.
First class. -W. Cameron, W. Kreuter,,
B. Fischel, J. Schnook, S. Noble, C,
WgsT HURON LIBERALS
Choose Robt. Holmes, of Clinton,
as their Standard Bearer
for the Commons.
W R. KERR, Plop
JIon
--•-WILL BE -
Celebrated.
--IN--•
BRUSSELS'
First-class Program of
Sports and Novelties
with .Good Band,
Concert, So.
Watch out for the ful-
ler Announcement
and keep the date
clear for it.
J. Leckie, Chairman
W. L. Leatherdale, Sec'y
of the Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
Tbe country is at the present time
prosperous, due in a great extent to
wise legislation and the progressive
policy of the Laurier Government.
We are pleased to see that our honored
leader has occupied such a prominent
position in the recent conference of
colonial Premiers, and trust that he
may long be spared to guide the des-
tinies of our fair Dominion."
"We heartily endorse the Liberals of
the Legislature in selecting Hon. Geo.
P. Graham as leader of tbe Liberal
party in the Legislature. During his
short time as leader with bis little band
of followers he has shown that the Lib-
erals in the Local House are wide
awake, and good results may be ex-
pected in the near future."
"That we express unqualified dis-
approval and condemnation of all un-
fair and illegal means of securing the
success of a candidate at political elec-
tions. We further condemn in no
unmeasured terms the means employed
by some of our political opponents in
their efforts to secure party gains by
blackening the reputation of honorable,
capable, and useful men, as instanced
in the cases of Messrs. Hyman and
Emmerson."
THIRD TERN EXAM.
West Huron Liberals were out
strong, both as to numbers and enthus-
iasm, last Monday at Goderich, to
nominate for the Federal House. Robt,
Holmes, of Clinton, was the unanimous
choice, his nomination being the signal
for groat applause.
proposed byWm.
Prot
dfoot
It was prop
Goderich, and seconded by Thos, Mc-
Millan, Reeve of Hallett, that Robert
Holmes, of Clinton, be the candidate
to bear the standarl of the Liberals of
Wost Huron at the next general elec-
tion for the House of Commons. This
motion received the enthusiastic sup-
port of every member.
Addresses were delivered by Robt,
Holmes, M, G. Cameron, NI. P, P,.,
and W, H. Kerr, of Brussels, Liberal
candidate for the Legislature in East
Huron.
Assoc-
iation
The following officers for the o
dation were elected :-President, Jas.
Young, Auburn ; ist Vice -President,
H, J, Morris, Loyal ; 2nd Vice-Presi•
deut, Win, Betltle, Dungannon ; 3rd
Vice -President, John Styles, Kintail ;
Treasurer, Joseph Bell, Carlow ; Sec-
retary. Chas. Garrow, Goderich ; Aud-
itor, W. 1. Paisley, Clinton.
Resolutions strongly endorsing Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and the Hon. Geo. P.
Graham were passed, and also one con-
demning the Conservative machine
methods employed against Hon, Mr,
Hyman and Hon. Mr, Etiamersoo.
were Un-
animously
following resolutions w
passed :-
"We, the Liberals of West Huron
B n assembled, hereby express our un
Long, M. Long, L'. Baker, Teacher, bonuded confidence in the government'
L. A. MeoKese TEACHER.
BRUSSELS CONTINUATION
CLASSES.
norm I et 2
Font III B -Examined in all subjects.
1ects
Total 1200.
L Lamont ....857
el Sperling ....826
el Fear........744
H Hogg 695
A Lamont 698
L Strachan 821
* omit Georaphy. ** omit Latin
Foals III A -Examined in Comp.,
Alg., Latin, Arith., Phys., Gram., Geo.
Total 700.
M Brothere,672 W Henderson,.888
W Straoban542 *L Diokson....325
H Deadman498 J Robb 308
F McKenzie ..466 L Rutherford 802
**I Frain 455 *J Wilton 284
G Armstrong ..484 R Shaw .....•
...
* omit Latin. ** absent for Arith.
Fonts II -Examined in Comp., Geo.,
Alf., Latin, Hist., Draw. Total 700.
E Evans 538 0 Scott 416
P Bremner ....491 151 Dunbar 888
P Beaker 488 0 Holmes 872
S Stubbs ......481 eJ Cunningham 856
G Robb 464 *0 Bell 845
* absent for one examination.
PORN I -Examined in same eubjsets as
Form II. Total 700.
J Leckie 602 W Scott ......822
H Moore 559 S Ament 813
G Jordan 532 0 Armstrong ..268
T Armstrong .0443 *M Birt 218
3 Wilton ......883 *D Wilson 216
A MaKalvey ..872 *E Ewan 163.
H McCall 871
absent for examinations.
IIist i Goog., Lit. and Arlth. Total. 600.
Honors 450. Pae* 300,
1
F Stubbs. *.*,„58J k Robb 48,1
G Kerr„.,.,..617 L I3alemau
5 Bargees 605 IB Lamont ...415
W Kerr, -601 0 McDonald ,.415
P Dark 460 M Thomson..,..
809
I Straohan 476 W 'AInlay,...,.609
11 Ament ,,,,,,468 W liletaolilan..874
E Blatt....,...,440 1' MoKenzio,...8'26
111. TU-
C Crooke 580 N Vox ..'..,.,.460
S Brothers 608 k' Frioniehip .,429
✓ Rose,.,.., -.496 H Simmons.,,. 1190
A Moore 488 A 1'iun...,.,.,8811
Hazel Lowry 477 A Wilton....,. 868
E Barkley ,471 el Lowry 848
H. Borgess.,..465 R Garter 829
H. M. Dowarxo, Teacher.
n0081 5
Sn. Gees. -Total 000.
Pass 800.
T Zimmer ....694
13 Armstrong ..593
*G Ross 673
**H Young 606
T Dark 614.
T Deadman....901
31 Moore 515
W Harris 608
E Lowry 500
J Habkirk 476
W Lott 457
E Toole 466
L Ballantyne 454
F Lowry 420
Al Bishop 414
L Lowry .... ,414
Honors 460.
R Barkley ,...880
J Jaekson 888
G Colvin 378
V Mo0raoken -259
M Edwarde..,,240
P Tbuell 224
L• Holmes 103
T 7yloLauohlin ....
If: FInn
A MaLuttchlin
INTER. Mass. -Total 600. Honore 460.
Pass 800.
W Armstrong. , 674 H Fox 401
A Roe.. ...520 le Work 872
i� res ---444 Z Wood 283
199
118
460.
3 Elliott ......489 T Snider
B Kerr 432 0 Orono
JR, Utes. -Total 600. Honors
Paas 800. -
L Jackson ...,487 L Burgess ....890
J Ballantyne ..482 A Thompson ..870
R Sinclair ....412 J McLaughlin ....
H (Drone 411
B. HENnnnaoN, Teacher,
noon 6
Cuss V -Examined in Aritb.,' Draw.,
Writ., Dict„ Mem. and Read. Total
500. Honors 375.
M Friendship 488 I Toole 429
L Ament 482 13 Oampbell*....428
li Stewart 461 F Payne 820
R ititehie 468 le Hewitt 805.
M Mercer 456 V Sinclair ....274
W Payne 444 L MoOracken ..256
Cease IY-Total 600. Honors 376.
5 MoLauohlin417 0 Powell 814
li MuKay 398 R Currie 218
W Somers ....376 J Thompeon 208
M Darter 816
Class III -Excellent -A. MoLauchlin,
L Jackson, W Harkness, P Barkley, W
Buchanan. -Good -V Farrow, 0 Crone,
O
Jaokson, L Snider, -Fair -John
Jamieson, 5 Heist.
Cess II -Excellent -W McDonald, H
Gerry. -Fair -W Burgess, RPayne.
Crass I -Names arranged alphabetical-
ly-Excellent-R Brewer, M Fawcett, A
il'ox, li' McKay, 0 McKay, R Moore, D
Ross, H Stewart. Good -0 Beet, V
Harris, M Skelton, J Warwick, G Ram -
E Lott. Fair -M Campbell, A Cur-
rie I McNichol, E Powell, G Thomp-
son, E Jamieson, A Somers.
JEAN Perosis. Tauber.
J. H. Memo, Prinoipal,
H. Fosn.
PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASSES.
atonal 8
ENTRANCE. -Examined in comp.,
Writ., Arith., Lft„ Gram„ Read., Spell,
and Geog. Total 860. Honors 487
Paso 890.
F Scott 555 V Walker 478
J Henderson ..654 W Bell
B Curry 649 A Robb
M Jones 548 B Leckie
K Ament 688 P Brewer
0 Ament ......495 0 MoMillau....887
N Ewan 487 F Gerry 384
I Barkley 480 B Cater
275
460
457
427
894
London Conference Stations,
STRATFORD DISTRICT. - Stratford
(Ceatrai) 0 F Salton, Ph 13 ; Stratford
(trinity) 3 la Kirkland; St. Marys, H
A Graham, B A; Mitchell, R J Gar-
butt, LL, )3 ; Listowel, D N McCamus ;
Milverton,: F 3 Oaten, M A ; Trow-
bridge, Samuel Salton ; Wallace, Jas
Elford ; Atwood, Stephen Bond ;
Monkton, Wm Penhall ; Staffa, R L
Wilson : Fullerton, Franck Swann, F
J Graham ; Harmony, A R Kellam ;
Embro, F W Langford, B A; Well -
burn, W H Cooper ; Kintore, J H Os-
terhout. D N McCamus, Chairman ;
Wm Penhalh Fin. Secretary; F W
Langford, S S Secretary.
WINGHAM DssTiucT--Wingham, W
G Howson, N 5 Burwash (superannu-
ated), Theophilus Hall (supernumer-
ary) ; `Kincardine, H W Locke, F M
Smith and T C Pomeroy (superannuat-
ed); Lucknow, J E'Ford; Brussels,
E G Powell ; Teeswater, M T Wilson,
13 A; Ethel, John Henderson; Ford-
wich, Jas Husser ; Gerrie, W H Butt;
Wroxeter, A L Russell. 13 D; Blue -
vale, Geo Baker ; Ashfield', T E Saw-
yer ;
aw-yer; Salem, H Watson ; Bethel, le R
Fydell; Ripley, T W Blatchford, BA;
Bervie, Wm Patterson, W B Milford ;
Tiverton, J E Cook; Whitechurch, W
A Findlay 1 Belgrave, G W W Rivers,
BBA, B D, Andrew 0 Haynes (College.)
Hugh Looke, Chairman ; T W Blateh-
lord, Fin, Secretary ; L G Powell, SS
Secretary,
GODERICIe DISTRICT. -(North st) 0 N
Hazen, B A ; Goderich (Victoria st) R
Miltyard ; Clinton (Wesley Church) W
J Jolliffe, B U L ; Clinton (Ontario st)
W E Kerr ; Seatortb, David Rogers ;
Holmesville, T J Snowden ; Blyth, S
A Anderson ; Dungannon, W A Smith,
13 D; Nile, J 0 Reid, B A, 13 D; Au-
burn, A E Jones; Walton, R T Currie;
Bayfield, T A Steadman; Varna,'A H
Brown, B A, 13 D. G H Hazen, Chair-
man ; S Anderson, Fin, Secretary ; A
I3 Brown, 5 5 Secretary,
EXETER DISTRICT. -Exeter (Main at)
E A Fear ; Exeter (James st) A H Go-
ing, B A ; Parkhill, 5 1 Alllln; Elim^-
ville, H J Fair ; Centralia, 0 P Wells;
Heusall, S L Toll, 13 A, le D; Kippen,
John Hart; Crediton, J W Andrews;
Grand Bend, T F Sutcliffe; Sylvan, C
C Couzour ; Anse Craig, R S Baker,
nE Holmes
Gran-
• Luca Jas
Nt
A;
L
i h Woodham,
McTavish Gran-
ton, H W 1
Bartlett; Kirkton, John Veale. . 81
Going, Chairman ; T E Holmes, Fin.
Secretary; E A Fear, S S Secretary,
5 V R Pentland goes to Louisville ;
. Knight
Peter Myers to Florence ; ' J P K g
to Dawu Mills; E F Armstrong to
Chariig Croce ; J G Yelland to Ade-'
laide,
Jo. IV -Examined iu Comp., Gram„
Arith., Writ„ Spell., Geo. and Map
Draw, Total 000. Honore 450.
E Deadman.,,,1181 31 Wilton 487
H Armstrong „515 S Gerry 430
O Leckie 508 E Plum 430
B Harris 480 H Mooney ,...425
M Thoinson488 V Ainley .....410
0 Lowry. 477 Willie Loug .375
13 Warwick 477 Winnie Long ,370
E Gilpin ,...,476 H Campbell ,250
J Armstrong 474 13 Walker ...,159
W Sperling ,468 W Miller .,..,120'
E Somers - 444 T Mollenzie....100
8 Fee
448 L
Lamont ... 75
D. Ehnen, Teacher.
5008 4
Sri. III -Examined in Spell., Gram,,
