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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-8-15, Page 1itt vc,. 26. No, 6 5141SSEL,S, ONTAni0,T14URSDAV, AUGUST 16, 1907 1(0.041•11.6.1.11•51M111.1 W. H. KERR. Prop' a, F. Grant, E. AL °reason, W. Ileynce, L Hamilton, II. liaehowe E. 15. Joenuton, I. Janneeon, U, Key,,I, 15. Eeilee, E. 0. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, L. B. Lytle, N. C. Litt, L. J. Lone, W. R. Mahone's, W. N. itleCormiali, 11, 15, Morphy, A. Mainiffv, V. G. Mag. wood, G. eleFeriane, el. Monteith, a Nioldin, R. Paul, A. E. Parkinuon, L. .1. Quinlau, S. G. Roe, J. G. Rogers, A. S. ltunciene,n, E. E. Robinson, R. M. Rob - Melon, M. Stuart, Cl, W. litanley, M. T, Stevenson, F. Steinhoff, J. A. Striate dee, 0, S. Thomson, 13. Tofin, E. Trow, 0, 13. Turner, R. E. Weatman, I. A., Young, New Advertisements, Straved-john D, Scott, Loyal -Thos. McGregor. tYIofloy lost -Watson Athlete Farm for eale-W. J. Alderson. Pigs for sale -Donald Robertson, Mid.Sem mer N. McLaren, Autumn Session -Central Bus, Col. Fell Term -Stratford Bus. College. iztrict 1103s. W rrsecte eat Ir. Mrs, H. Armstrong left on Tuesday to visit friends in Wiarton. Geo. and Mrs. Spotton, of Wiugliam, spent Thursday he the village. Alm le, Miller and Miss Mary, re- turned fu Toronto Junction on Satur- day, Several Wroxeter people attended the Garden party at Bluevale Tuesday evening. Malcolm and Mrs. Allan, of Colorado are, visiting the former's mother, Mrs, R. N, Allan. Win. and Mrs, Palmer have returned from Muskoka and will spend the Summer here. Frank Cook left on Tuesday for Toronto where he has a good position on the C. P. R. Miss Ethel Neilson. of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Allan. Miss Neilson is gifted with a beautiful voice and sang a solo in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Miss Reptile Robinson has rehired from a visit with Wingham friends, Thos. and Mrs, Smith and Gen, Howe attended the re -union in Galt lest Week. Misses Jean Pox and Charlotte Stuart, of Brussels, are guests of their mint, Mrs, C, 0, Stuart. Fred, Russell, of California ; Dr. T. A. Russell, New Ontario ; E. A. lenssell, of StPaul ; and Mrs, 1, T. Simpson, of Minneapolis, are guests of their parents, Rev. A. L. and. Mrs. Russell, Miss Nilly.Harris, who has not been in the bei, ',Wei for some time, left for Toleento en Tuesday where she will cousult a specialist. We hope to hear soon of ber complete restoration to health, lobe Patterson jr., of the electric light plant, was united in marriage in Fordwich last Wednesday to , Miss Maggie Shirk, of this place. The young couple will commence house keeping in rooms in the Grand Central Block. The best wishes of their many friends are extended. ieettalter Win. MacKay, barrister of Toronto, is visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. MacKay, Goderich street. Mrs. Wm, Pickard, who has been visiting at the home of George and Mrs. Paterson, has returned home. Andy Archibald, of the firm of Chesney & Archibald, hardware mer- chants, met with a serious accident on Tuesday forenoon, He was help- ing to unload a heavy furnace which he had just brought from the depot, PeAreareesieeteevevneWeeteassitsPeesseteat AUGUST yiligAINS During this Month we Offer Special Indtleelliente on a great many lines which we are desirous of Clearing out bo - fore the end of the seas= :- - All best quality English Prints now goiug at ile per yard. -12ec to 15o Gingliame DOW going at ilo. -AD Colored Dress Musliiie from 12eis up to 40e, now going at -.12e for 100 ; 15e for 12c ; 200 for leo ; 25e for 19e ; 85e for 28e ; 40e for 82e. .-White Lawn Shirt Waists ell down in price from 51,00 to 80c ; 51.85 to 51.00; 52.00 to 51.60, &o. --Only a few odd Silk Waists loft to clear at half price. -Girls' end Boys' Sailor Hata and Caps reduced from 25o teeee and from 50o to 88a. No Fancy Prices Everything Cheap ta'Auguat Designers and Standard Patterns now to band, A haudsome Fashion Sheet free to those calling for them. ---iseeeseesitee Alex. Strachan AliesseseesewelAseesesseweeeseweesemeeseseeet UNION SABBATH sur-Toor, xeuRsioN TO 4 ON ArglIST 16111 1907 Special Train, Titne and Fares as Follows: LEAVE Time Fare, Adults tililidrett PALMERSTON 7,16 a. in. $1,15 No, GOWANSTOWN 7,25 1,15 60 LISTOWEL, 7.45 Lie 65 ATWOOD 8,00 3.05 55 HENFRYN 8,12 1,00 60 mum, 8.21 .95 50 BRUSSELS 8.86 .85 45 BleTiEVALE 8.54 .80 40 WINGHAIVI 9.06 .70 85 W HITECE1UROH 9,21 .65 85 LUORNOW.,.... ..... e, ..... .. ... i ... •• • • 9.89 .55 80 RIPLEY 10.08 .40 20 Arriving lit Kincardine at 10 20 Returning will leave Hi/Medina at 6,80 p. Tickets geed for One day, except from Palmerston to Atwood, inclu- sive Whiell are gOod to return following day. Arrangements are being made for Tennis, Lawn Bowling, Foot Gall, Base Ball and other Sports at Kincardina. EVERYBODY 61-fOULD ARRANGE ro Go AND SPEND ruE DAY AT THE LAKE BEV, 11, Al. LANG -10011D, 3,15. CANIERON, W. 13.11551515, Inournbeet St, Johne Chaves, Supt. Melville le, B. Sept, Methodiet FI.S, when the horse took fright at soine- thing and stetted to ren away. While crossing a street near by Mr Archibald WAS thrown out and the femme fell OD him. Fortunately something prevent- ed the full weight of the furnace from coming on his hotly and to this fact in all probability, he owes hie life, as the furnace was a very heavy one, AS it was lie was unconscious for 'some time, but seems to be doing well. The fureace was completely destroyed. .31-ametetovgle. Mrs. David Ramsay has returned from visiting friends at Chesley, Mrs, Curphy, of Hamilton, recently visited her sister. Mrs. A. Bryans. Richard Jneklin had a very success- ful barn ral,sing on Wednesday of this week, Mrs. Hugh Moses spent a few days of this week with friends in Kincar- dine. A number from here took in the Bluevale garden party last Tuesday eveni ug. , Master Roy Hale ot Ethel, recently visited at the home of his uncle, Geo, Warder,' Jamestowo was represented nt the Armstrong-Coombes wedding at Molesworth Wednesday evening. Lorne and Mrs. McKelvey and child, of Owen Soundeholiclayed last week nt the home of Mr. McKelvey's par- ents. Nurse and Miss Florence Ross, daughters of Dr. Ross, of Clifford, recently visited 51 1110 home of Win. McKelvey. Don't forget the anniversary enter- tainmeut at Victoria Hall next Tues- day evening. Is addition to good talent From the locnlity James Fax, the funny man from Toronto, will be here. Go and enjoy the best laugh of the Summer, Geo. Mason, of Wingliam. preached in Victoria Hall on Sunday evening last, Next Sunday anniversary ser- vices will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Cameron, of Hamilton, in the after- noon and by Rev, Geo. Baker, of Bluevale, in the evening. ci want (slit. Miss Viola Long is visiting in Brus• sets. Geo. Thomson threshed ou Tuesday the first of the season round here., Miss Mina McRae is home from an extended visit with Toronto friends. Ernest Jane, of Goderich, is spend- ing his vacation at the, McNair home. John and Mrs. Ferguson and son and Dr. T. T. Rae, are guests at the Manse. Misses Craig and Grierson, of Walk - erten, are the guests of A. J. M. and Mrs: Helm, Wm. and Robt, Haddow, nt Hudson, Wis, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Robt. Brown. The threshing machine is at work and the Fall wheat threshing is show- ing good results, Will. Siemon has accepted a situa- tion in Walton and will leave on Mon- day for that place. School will re -open here on Mon- day of next week. lames McLauchlin will hold the fort as teacher. Next Sabbath afternoon Eli Smith will conduct the regular afternoon service in the Cranbroolc Methodist else rch, Mrs, W. Pollard, of Listowel, and G. and Mrs. Dickey, of London, were visitors at J. W. Switzer's, during the past week, On account of Rev, D, B, McRae beingaway for a holiday his pulpit will be supplied next Sabbath morn- ing by Rev. Mr, McNamara. Wedbesday of this week A. and Mrs. McDonald, were at Molesworth at- tending the marriage of their nelce, Miss G. Coonthes, to C, Armstrong. Quite a number from this locality purpose attending the Sunday School Excursion to Kincardine on Friday of this week, The special train leaves Ethel at feat a, in. and Brussels at 8:36, Rev, Mr. Ashtou, of Bothwell, was the preacher last Sabbath afternoon in the Methodist church giving a fine disowns° on the rewards of the Christian life, The pastor is away for a vacation, Ethel.Thomas Story, of McKillop, spent Sunday with friends in Grey township, This week Rev. and Mrs, Hender- son left tor a holiday outing in Musko- ka. The ellesem Hall, of Montreal, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs, Ran. 801)1, Mrs, Owen and children, of Tor- onto, are the guests of Mrs. Thos. Watson, Misses Ida Cole and Lizzie Chambers spent Monday at Joseph Welsh's, Grey township. A deck of hogs was shipped this week by Messrs. Jewitt & Bateman, of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs, Pannabaker, of Hespeler, are visiting at Samuel Chambers'. Mrs. McGuire, has arrived home after spending a month with her sister in Toronto. C. end Mrs, Kaynard visited at Rei- nter°, Luckno and Wingham on a driving tour, Misses Mabel aur) Margaret Beirege, of Ingersoll, are epending a Week with Robe and Mrs, Ritchie, of Ethel, Our Foot Ball team is getting to be better at kicking the pigekin, They defeated Bleevele 5-0 on Saterday. Miss Mary Gallop, of Lodi, Ohio, is renewing oldacquaintances around Ethel, She is the guest of Mrs. Near Sparrow. Sunday School Excursion to Kincer- cline Friday of this weele, 4 special train will he ron, See tinie table in another cote len, Riele ad Mrs. Patterson and family of Brussels, spent Tuesday with Miss Oscar and Mrs, Sparrow and Miss Nettie Simpson, arrived home after spending two weeks visiting friends around Paisley and Chesley, Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. Mr. McNamara will preaeh in the Presby- terian church here as the pastor, Rev, D. 13, MeRae, is away for a few hell- dnys, Messrs, Hemsworth & Eckmier are at Bluevale pushing their contract ou the new /MD bridge abutments. They have a busy season and are getting along well. G. and Mrs. Imlay left on Friday for a two weeks' visit with their daughters in Stwilia, [`hey intend taking in the Old Boys' re union in Watford on the loth and zoth before returning. The Sunday School special excur- sion train will leave Ethel station at 8,21 Friday morning for Kincardine, the return fare being 95 and so ceuts for adults and children respectively. COMFORTABLE house and lot for sale at Ethel station. Possession could be given on Oct, est, For further par- ticulars AS to price, terms, &c. apply on the premises to MRS, HAMILTON. A number of girls held a private picnic last Thursday afternoon on Mustang Island, which is in the Mait- land river below Ethel. The Island is named after no Indian who was boried there, An enjoyable time was spent by the girls in games, program and lunch, UNDERTAKING. -Prompt and care; ful attention given to all orders for Undertaking, Our telephone No. is a8a and a call will have our im- mediate response. Our prices are reasonable and satisfaction always as- sured. Special attention paid to cavity and arterial embalming fen which we hold diplomas. LEATHERDALE 84 SON, • Bluevale. Wm. and Mrs. Rose, of London and Mrs. C. R. Munro, of Toronto, are visiting at the parsonage this week. Miss Pearl Baker has returned from her'visit to London, Thorudale and Grand Bend where she has been spending her vacation. 1V1.o rib:. Oats are ready for the sickle and quite a few already harvested. Mrs. Fort. Ida and Liston, of Torott- to, are visitors at H. Beam's, 8511 line. The first mentioned is Mrs. Beam's sister. Dr. McAsb, formerly of Belgrave, and wbo has been practicing 'at Sarnia since lase Fall. has purchased the prac- tice of Dr. McNally, of Tara. ex -Co. Councillor Wm. Isbister, of Morris, had the misfortune to injure his collar bone. His many friends hope to soon see him all right again. Messrs. Nicholson, of Bodmin Lime works, delivered 6o bushels of lime to John Young, of McKilinp, last Satur- day. They are doing a big business. VVa1 ton. A pair of deer have beeu seen sever- al times lately in the vicinity of Walton. Nelson McTaggart, of Hensall, was a visitor at Oran MoTaggart's this week. Wm. Ramsay, of Killarney, Man., is at present visiting at Jno. Bennett's. Mrs. Bennett is Mr. Ramsay's sister. At present Miss Margaret McDonald who for some 510)0 1159 been in Toronto and Mrs. Peter Dill are under the par- ental roof, Mrs. R. 13, Ferguson:and Mrs. J. W. Morrison spent a week at Goderich and visited the latter's, uncle. Rev, Win, Kerney, Clinton, on the return trip. Our new school is now about com- pleted and will be ready to occupy when the school term opens next Mon- day. It is quite a modern and up-to- date building. On the 26th of this mouth it is ex- pected that the Guelph and Goderich railroad will be opened to Goderich, and ready for service. More trains will then be put on and the new time table will make it much more conven- ient to get to outside points. Saturday last Engineer Rogers, of Mitchell, was here and surveyed out the sidewalks, Which are to be of cement on the Grey township side of the village. This move has not been made any too some for walks for some time have been in very bad shape. It is hoped that Morris will soon make some more, arrev. Rural schools re -open after the holi- days on Monday August 19th, The ,residence ot Mrs, Duncan Livingston, 7th eon, hasbeen much improved by a new dress of paint, Mrs. James Mann, James McKay and wife and Duncan MOKay and wife are among those who will visit relates and friends in the West. • Miss Kate Snlith, of Guelph, ie re- newing old acquaintances in this locality and havieg a visit with her sister, Mre, Robt. Lowe, 6111 con, Loge Tune HORSEL-A Special G. T. R, that was disobeying the Sun- day law ran into three horses belonging to Wm, Hell, Mb can., that had got through hie fertn fence on the track. Tile result Is three dead animals. Loss is a big one as two of the horses' menetituted his working team And were good ones,aucl the third WAR a fine colt. We understand Mr. Hall has risked the railway CO. to put up else° as payment for the horeeflesh, Monday evening of last week on the loth eon. of Grey, within a few miles of Monceieff, is where a peaceable cltizeti's cows Were sent home, one with her. fly Appendage twisted and tied up with wire which was adorned with tomato cane filled with stones, The din raised edeove the animal so wild tlint she nearly died from the effects, The other one was sent home partially milked, both at a lete hour at night. They certainly were detailed for the purpose and that not a hundred miles from home as they were well searched tor by the young lady and ber mother who bas uotrecovered yet from the effects ofit dangerous illness, WON MEDAL. -We are pleased to note that Miss -Atom Richardson, daughter of N. 155, and Mrs. reicher& son, of Manor, Assn., formerly of this township, is making most satisfactory progress in her studies. The Wiuni- peg Free Press of a recent date says "Pho Governor's medal presented to Miss Anna Richardson for success in ercl Academic year is a baudsome gold circular pendent, one and one-half inches in diameter, with maple leaves hand pierced and engraved. On the front is beautifully inscribed 'Present- ed by Sir Daniel McMillan to Anna Richardson, 1907,' " The many friends of Miss Richardson here wish here con - tin ued success. Bluevale Presby. terians Celebrate Corner Stone of New Church !eyed by Robt. Maxwell, sr. -Interest - the Ceremony. -Most success- ful and enjoyable evening. Tuesday evening of this week was red letter event in the history of the Presbyterian congregation in Bluevale. The corner stone laying of the new church was carried out Under most auspicious surroundings and will not,soou be forgotten. Promptly at six o'clock a goodly audience assembled at the church site when the well known pastor, Rev. W. J. West, M. A., took charge of the service, a platform being arranged at the South Easterly corner of the new basement. Following the singing of Psalm TOO the pastor, used appropriate Scriptural selections relating to the building of Soleinn's temple and Rev. George Baker, Methodist minister, offered prayer. The following short history of Pres- byterianism in Bluevale was read and along with copies of the Toronto Globe, Mail and Empire, Huron Ex- positor, Brussels Post, Wingham Times and Advance, Wroxeter .Star and The Presbyterian •, cotes now in use and the subjoined list 05 rulers of the Empire were deposited in the receptacle in the corner stone, In the early fifties the Rev. Mr, Barber ministered to the scattered set. tiers of Huron bounty. About ass the congregation of Bluevale was or- ganized with Rev. Mr. Young as pastor and Messrs. Robert Moffatt, Richard Miller and Christopher Hamil- ton as Elders, Services were conduct- ed in the school house which served as church as well. About 186e the frame church, which is being replaced by the present building, was built at a cost of about $x,5oo, Duncan Stewart being the contractor. From 1865 to x866 services were conducted by Rev. NIr. Young who was succeeded in that year by Rev. James Hastie, who was inducted into the pastoral charge of Bluevale, Wing - ham and Eadies and coutiued to minis- ter to the spiritual needs of the congre- gations until /869 when Eadies con- gregation was severed from the charge and united with Teeswater. Bluevale and Wingham remained under the pastoral care of Mr. Hastie until 187/ when he was succeeded by Rev, James Pritchard who continued as minister of the charge until 1876 when the Bluevale congregation was separated from Wingham and nuited with Eadies congregation. Mr, Pritchard continued as pastor of Blue - vale and Eadies until 1878 when he was succeeded by the Rev. D, G, Mc- Kay who continued in the pastorate until /88T when he teas succeeded by Rev. A. Y. Hartley, wbo ministered in spiritual things to the congregation un- til 1896. He was succeeded by the present pastor, Rev. W. J. West, M. A„ in 1897. The names of the present Elders are Robert Maxwell, Tames Elliot, John Burgess, George McDonald and Joseph The Managing Committee consists of Messrs, R, Black, chairman ; Johu Burgess, Secretary and Treasurer ; john MeNaughton, J. 0, Anderson, ernes Moffatt, R. N. Doff, F. Scott, A. McEwen, I. Spence, F. Anderson, W. Maxwell and P. Fowler. The Building Committee consists of Messrs. R. N. Duff,' Chairman Black Secretary ; John MoNauehton, James Moffatt, George McDonald, Wm. Maxwell and John Mundell. The ruling monarch of the British Empire Ring Edward VII ; -the Premier of the Empire is Sir Henry tampbell Bannerman ; Governor General of Canada is Earl brey ; the Premier of Canada is Sir 'Wilfred Laurier ; the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario is Sir. Willitun Mortimer Clark and .the . Premier of Ontario Hon, J. P. Whitney. The Warden of Huron County is J. T. Currie and the Reeve of Turuberry, Jobe Mosgrove. At this jimeture R, Deff, chair- man of ,t115 Building Committee, stepped forward and read the follow- ing adclrees to Robert Maxwell, au old and worthy Bider, who had been invited to perform the interesting service of laying the corner Stolle :- To nobert Maxi/gee 287 , Turnbarry 1 -- DEAR PRIENn.-On behalf of the members And adherents of Bluevale Presbyterien congregation, of which you have been an honored member of Session for forty-one years, we desires 50 $11o50 our appreciation of your services as a ruling Elder for this long period on the occasion of the layiug of the qprner stone of our new church edifice., at which Wee have been invited to officiate. We, as a congregation, owe to you a debt of gratitude, which the Master alone eau pay. You have been untiring 1(1 your efforts for the progress of Cbrist's Kiugdom in our midst I always kind and sympatbetie, ready to help in any way. Your visitation to the sick and bereaved have brought much comfort. You have been as a father to the congregation for an these years and, it becomes us to give you the place of honor on this oceasiou, and ask you to lay the corner stone of this church, for which we present you this silver trowel, with a hope that von will be spared many years to en• joy the new church, that we may have the benefit or your counsel for many years to come, that you may con- tinue to receive the benediction of the Master, and at last come to the House not made with hands, eternal in the heavens, Signed R. N. Duee. Nies. (Rev.) W. J. WEST, Bluevale, Aug, 13111, 1907. Mrs. (Rev,) West made the presenta• lion of the trowel, Mr. Maxwell, al- though disclaiming any claim to being a public speaker, replied in a most suitable manner. He returned thanks for the kind expressions con - rained in the address and for the pre- sentation of so fine n trowel. Called to mind the old days in the history of the congregation and remarked holy rapidly time was flying And cal- ling away so many of his old associates. 4o years ago be and the late Mr, Murphy had officiated es captains at the raising of the old frame church, He urged unity and helpfulness and wished the pastor and congregation great success in the years to come. Mr. Maxwell then went through the usual focmnla and declared the corner stone well and truly laid. The stone bears tbe dates T858-1907. Rev. Mr. Boyle, rector of Wingham, was called upon for the closing prayer. The Doxology was heartily song and the pastor pronounced the Benedic- tion and this interesting ceremony catne to a conclusiou. The people then repaired to the spacious lawn at R. II. Deft's com- fortable residence tvliere the ladies had an elegant supper prepared to which the great crowd did ample justice, several hours being necessary to complete the somewhat onerous task to those wbo acted as waiters. The program came next, with Rev, Mr. West presiding, and consisted of a °twice anthem by the choir with Miss Moffatt as organist ; selection by the Harmonica Band and encore; short addresses by A. Hislop, M. P. P. ; Dr. P. MacDonald, of Wing - ham ; and Me H. Kerr, of Brussels ; with a well rendered musical bill of tare by the Wingbam Band. Although the evening was a trifle cool the large company did not ap- pear to be in any hurry to say Good Night. The pastor and congregation are to be congratulated on the pro. nonuced success of the occasion from any viewpoint ainl it augurs well for the successful completion of the new edifice. POST SCRIPTS $78.00 was taken in the offering at the corner stone laying and over Been was taken tit the Garden Party. --The new church will be brick, gess ft. with modern cement block basement. It stands on the site of the former chureb which was removed. The new edifice wilt cost abont Mom and will be completed, it isaloped, by December nt.-111r, Maxwell, who performed the duties of laying the corner stone, was born in Dumfrieshire, Scotland, in the parish of Tundergartb. He came to Canada in 1855 and lies resided in this locality for so years. He learned his trade as joiner in the Old Land, but added farming to it when he settled in Morris township. Mrs. Maxwell was a Miss Scott, with whose father Kr, Maxwell bad served his time in Scotland. Mrs. Maxwell wets accorded a seat on the platform with Mrs. West and daughter. -The lawn was well lighted with lanterns and lamps. An arch was erected over the walk from the gateway at Mr. Duff's. -The silver trowel was a handsome one with the following engraved npon the blade: -"Presented to Robert Maxwell Esq. by the Presbyterian congregation of Bluevale, August 1907. It will no doubt become ati heirloom, •Mrs. Maxwel received a handsome briquet tied with white ribbon, Candidates Who citiot There," The Department of Ednoation Monday morning anon/iced the results of the junior meteloulation and district teach - ere' examinations no followa :- Huron County -ea C. Alexander, A, W. ArohibOri, W. 0. Adams, J. A. Argo, D. Anion, E. W. Berry, J, E. Buohan An, D. Burnie, 3, A, Diokson, T, M, Doddie A. ee, Dorranoe, W. el, Elliott, 13. E. rear, G. Ferguherson, 18. Hender- son, 33, A. Holland, I. 0. Horan, A, W. &entail, Pie E. Johnston, J. L. Lamont, 13. W. Lobe, el. P, Laidlaw, IL F. Larkin, J, F. McCracken, 13, W. Mo. Kenzie, Si, N. MeQneete le, W, Manning, M. A, MaeLeoci, W. A. Mathe eon, J. P. MoDonneli, E. H. MeGeelni D. 0. MaLattobli ,n 13. R. Megan, W. 0, Morrow, az. O'Keefe, W. Oliver, lie A. Rom, T. E. &Meade, J. et. Straohan, 11.F. Stymie, W. tio Seven, 3. Smillie, E. SPerlitigi E, Stonemn, 3. 13, A. Stoneman, F. R. Sceentirestt, R. Et, Tye, 0. Wiloon. Perth (looney -D. M. Allan, 13, IL Bal. latityne, L, A. Bawler, Gem Bradeliew, T. Brown, 13. n.,, Oaeall, 311.13. Oltfle Davidson, L. M. Fleming, le, itt. Fartow, A. W. Gleno, 15. Gentrell, W. A. elegise JUNIOR, TEA -CREEL Below 055 (41055) the results of reoent junior teaohere' examinations, white] gualitlee for entrance to the illodel or Normal Bohool, and la the &endemics test of dtoeee to take tip the work 51 41 public wheal teitcher. The requirements are 40 per one on each paper and 00 per sent, ot the toed oumber of markt,. Thie higher standard has (mused a Weer number of failures than when the es• guitemene was 50 per sunt„ but the re. sults sees whole are eatieraetory. Eforon-V A Roos (honors), T E Rob Moon (boners), E Robineon (honors), a. 3 B filtrations, N R Sperling (honore), R Shaw, It 0 Sterling, 21 SallIvso, J 15 Smith 21 I Stevene, E P Stevens, M 15 Soott (hounre), (3Sheriff (honors), E J Taylor, el V Taylor, 1.1 0 Thompeon, W L Triebnar, G E Ten (honore), 1515 Welsh, L 31 MacKay, R W IlloKenzie, E el Mebaffy (honors), le Mier (honore), William Allowing (honors), F A. May (honore), el T Murray (honors), W A. datheson, R Molienzie (honors), 13 Mn Kenzie, A. McKenzie (honore), 141 .A. Mao- Leod (honors), 13. R MacKay (lionore), D 0 McLachlan (honors), 13 14. Mason, W 0 Morrow (honors), B 8 MoBurney (honors) W MoBurney (honore), A. 13 lefoLaugblin, 8 3 Nethery (honore), E I O'Keefe, W Olive, E 141 Phillip., 0 Prendergast (hon. 005),jtturee11b(7to ALrPosliff„G:niomB1arQto,DnFin Jl:on, V J Glen, E Wenn, E ole (honore), AGoble (bonore, W Hog, D B Hodgson, II Henderson (hon. 55, E Hoeand (honore), J 0 Horan (honors), A 1.1 Henry, F F Bernath (honors), A A Tabiater, A W Johnston (honore), 1141 B Johnston (honor* E 11 Keys (honors), A D Lamont (houere), J L Lamont (boners), 1145 P Laidlaw, 13 F Larkin (honors), () Lohman (honors), A. L Armetrong, I Arinetrong, .A. V Arobi. bald (honors), E E Anderson (honore), F 0 Barker (honors), J D Boohanan (hon- ors), W G Breete E 0 °hollow, E L Cloward, D 1131 Clark (honore), 3 Carter, 0 R Copeland, G Oratekshanke (honors), 0 11 Ornielzehanks (honors), E Diehl (boners), T 0 Duruin, J A. Madame (honors), L 15 Dodde (honors), 0 0 Min- oan, M. Duncan (honors), W le Elliott, Li Wellwood (honore), J L Wilson (honors), I H Yen% T Simmer, Perth County. The postal delivery seldom went into foroe at Stratford Thursday morning. 2 deliveries wilt be made each day, at 7.80 a. M. and 2 p. m. The mail earriers who have been seemed are R8 follows : Jae, Dillion, J. A. Gough, Clarence Maguire, EL Lawson, J. Bannon, Wm. Aueterbarry 0. Bolgleidt. Merged with stealing a young lady's parse containing e2.75, Thies, Caney, a street sweeper, wee arraigned in polioe court Stratford Tneaclay eonvieted and remanded tor eentenoe. The puree was lost be, Mise Smith, Boron etred, and when Caney WAS eoutronted with the charge of having it In his possession he stoutly denied it, stating thee it was a red handkerchief he had pioked up. When is visit was made to his louse et No, 20 Oambria street, the purse was toned. Caney then put up the plea that ue Mid been awaiting nu edvertisement in the newopaperieseeking the loot article and unless mob appeared be had intended keeping it. Wm. ()Wirt was upset from e skiff in Hamilton Bayand drowned. Bort. Farrington, blacksmith, was drowned et Moto Road while Whine. John Moore, farmer, wee killed at Melton, being run over by a thrashing maohine. Dr, James A. McLellan, a well.known eduoationiet, died et 10 80 Sunday night at Toronto. Two Minima gambling jointe were raided in Toronto and twenty two arresta were made. elEdinond Roy, of Leprairie, Que., end Reuben &logien, of Oanton, Out„ were killed by lightning. James G. Weasel fonud o, refrigerator wail stoked with provisione fleeting in the lake near Ringetut, Stafford Murphy, of Mount Forint, teller a the Beni/ of Moutreel, was drowned ite Alliston while bathing. 0. Al. Bowman is identified with other well known men in an effort to reoognize the Sonthampton lenrniture Company. An explosion of nitroglyeetine at Ewe Centra killed three persons, and wrecked nearly every buildiug in the town. Fire destroyed the maohinery, store. house, engine longe and lumber yard of the Uxbridge Orgap Oo, on Saturday. Low 025,000. Dr. Bookie, of Toronto, has presented the town of Bowmenville with puttee -its of the tato Robert Armour and the late James 13. Fairbeire. lelcs.Johu AleInnese, aged 86 yerire, loot her life in 5 fire that destroyed the dwellings of Thomas Lane and Herbert Some at rienelon Dtank-n Indiamused A riot on a steamer near Sturgeon Point, end e number et 'medal oonotablee were sworn in and put them on the bont. General Manager Maciliey, or the debacle Machine Telephone Ounpeny, Brantford annoenced that the eon:many by the end of the year would have an IlUtOnieti0'33ee8M in operation here tri opposition to'the 13e11 ()emptily. Con. eidorable onteitle week on tined and onblee has been done, The oompany putolutoect it Bite on Queen street, IIPAn ford, and will bred an 98,000 delete