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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-4-23, Page 1VOL, 36 NO. 42 Now Advertisements r n, .. )3111w1(o G. Rials» d Inns- last -Tom I Poo Ila n-121,-' L, Pox 4 Irons. Wonted -1, flax 2'i . strn,'li, Jsaa aunt 1cao-eros. Ntrnuhnn. ,U istnnt 1'no8er-T. 13 1Cni41ht. I'tart •ngo sole -A. It tdnorloatial. Wntahransiting-II It. oa14cnon. (lottog. for sole -Alex. hlc'hiiiwblI11. Sapta'lmday-Winghnua Badness Oollege. 11 1'1 (stilet ale s M1 Molesworth Over 3,000 pounds of elegant made syrup were made by W, R. Belden during the past season. The norlt ly meeting of the Woolen's Institute will be hold on '�Churad)ay, Aproil 30111, et 2.3`1 The topic will be "Flowers and bulbs • seeds 8,01 farts gardening." A de- monstration in '!J )1•essrnn'king" will also he given by Mi's, Fraser,- Mrs, A. 121. Caulpbell is the Secretary. Belgr'ave The W. M. S. of Belgrawe Oirenit hold an Easter Thank -offering meet - int (111 P114131' (LL1C1'I10011 111 the Meth- odist church, A very" instructive and beneficial time was spent. Apart 11,0111 the 0821461 order of service were vocal solos by ,hisses Reid and Pen- ny ; instrumental solo;)` Miss Clark ; (bait by Mesdames Proctor 1 a gond paper o1) "The progress of one .1115. 51041:4 121 ('lima 01111 japan" lay Sirs, ,Patterson 1 readings by 411144 ,', al,1 Peal J'rt,o101',Airs. and 141)13,4 ('le. 41 butu1'11)11 floss! tribote (41 Easter lilies ll white tied pinkil rurlultfuns remit IN. 4, 1lnNorinn, '1'lle Per'.vident, 1115, (Rev.) Rivers, etnido'led the pivoting in a curry able and pleasingi, manner and at the (lose 1L liberal ol- feeing War; take0, Wingham 1b', Thos. Chisholm, 11. P., is horny from Ottawa ('01' the Easter holidays, Next Monday evenin • the ani11ua1 meeting and election of effieers hill take plane 111 the Epworth Lengno 1'ithe Methodist church. Iiev. P. 5. Bo le will conclude his pulpit work in 1Tingham on Sunday. On tate. following Monday evening the '0ngrega101I1l reunion will be held. 1\Tingham Council, No 222,,, d, 0, ie., will attend the Baptist Church in to body next Sunday, 20211 list., at i1 a. nl, Hey. Ii: l2, Allen will pre'aela t0 the order. Quarterly sacramental servlees will be held in ion \tetilodist• (dowel/ next Sunday, and rho cnslollac\ 14)0(1 feast will ' be held on Wednesday evening. The sacrament is being held next Sunday Instead of the .first Sunday'i4) May, on account of thatbeing he Sunday 5011001 anniversary clay. SPRING CLUTHiG You will look well dressed this Spring with one of our new 56 708 19 20TH CENTUFYBRANO SUITS OR ICOAT 12,16, 119, 13 50, 15, 1l 18, 20 and 22 ALL 'STYLES I!V STOCK See our South Window and make your selection - of e4 1Gfo 42 We also carry a beautiful range of Suits by other the fro 5 to 15,.00: makers, all Cie way ha � � 'n Brussels for the20th pea, Wo are Sole Agents I Bl s G tllry 1i'ine'Tailored Garments. D1op in and let us show you -the "finest. 21112(le Clothing lothin g in>, anada; E. C. jJ..jj\pflfl.:..& SO Clothier: and rutnishers GItAIIAM 13L00I v .111 UI SUIS BRUSSELS, ONI4.810, THURSDAY, APKIL :3, 129318 il', I.I. KZRRR; Proprietor \4'i11ghan Baseball (Chub has been re0rg(toized for tiro season with the following till—leers:- J14,44. I'le%it1e111, A. 7T. .ilimg-vice ; Pl'e311t10112, (1. 1.'. 1.11011118 ; Scorc1.at\ .1.' i\' 14141<11- 144,14 ; 'l rt•asu'er, J, 11, 2Vo'knaan ; 'Manager, 'P, lfeLettu. Prospects are bright for placing a good leant In the livid. On Saturday '(ening a number of 1111' teachers and il''l1c'e7's Mt. Paul's Church 40)4310 , School }net in \V, l'anStone's ofllee (111(1 p)1r'se1)14 )1 Apr, C00)Onan (411(1 ,lirHollister with as 1'rayer 13001( oath. Ed. Nash, Sup - eel ntendert 2 of the 0eh0ol, 141014. ih4 presentation, and. Rev. '1'. 4. Boyle said a few words. A(1'. C'unpint1n 18 removing his family to O''al(f;'e,,ille, and 111'. Hollister is Imo lug las fain- tly to hineardlne, '12'Iuo • families will be missed i4) St. Pani'S ('Irnrch. Forestville Thos. Jacklin is. doing the ';print, work on the farm of \l'm. 1•a1r'(1 none 1Vr1xeter. Wm, 3. Adams' 1.il211' fly' yea(' old sou Ayes injured by Lln' kick of es horse hist (wool. We hope lie will soon be 0. It. Grainger has to00yd. hs ("Innis to the old homestead from the (11m41 he recently disposed of to Tyndall Ritchie. T. R. Bennett is planting -1,101) yoling trees this week in his forest plantation. The planting material 21'a,4 supplied ;y the Deportment of A \ricin! use, Mct.(3llop J7u). McDowell 10111 M. Murdie were at Blyth Thursday of last week 11) ti'1Id' (014 44, meeting of the Liberal Executive of the new Centre Biding o1.` Huron. Fara", Ace)n17N'r.-0111' of those slwoking fatalities, which Peery now and then startle and horrify a (whole community, ()missed on Friday even- ing of lastweek. 11'111. 1. Dennis, conn g'est 14(1)1 of Thomas Dennis, ,d the 14'211 con. of the township of Mc - when returning home with a load of tile, stopped 111 front o1' Peter Gardner's farm to give Win. Far- quharson a ride. Starting on again the tile, which 'unknown to w 'had been gradually working. forward suddenly slid off, precipitating him be- tween the horses 21141 Waggon. The team taking lr'i.ght swerved ,a the t'en,02 back ragain, wheret k to the road they were stopped byFarspiluti son, W110 hearing nothing of lois Mtn - pinion returnd to the scene of the accident where, toids h.ortor, hedis- covered is- c 1, re c ) ed 041•l the lifeless ,111'5 1'1.' } 1115 Ricard. 1710 sublet( of this sketch was in his thirty-ninth year and lifelong resident of the township. For the. past I1t711tlletr of years he was in the employ of his brothers, ,Toho and Seg yr , ${llltc��i! ij ��� 1ats �9 'These ar'C English Felt, macre in the latest Aineri can styles and conformed to fit any head," -We in- vite inspection of the n'ew shames.. . FERGUS N ROSS Thil, h" Ifetn'1, 1121' was c (inlet. unas14>411 11114 14.14)1 1)11-1w'syed of (1va1itlea (('llicll \woo 1'1111111 tail' 1'4.4)11 1. of all With 24:h0.11 he rasa in c.outa't. The funeral, 21941,'14 left lila iate phare of resfd'u,'e, on '1'1l('sela) larteen(tnl 4)2 this we'd.. (was (4434. 4)1' the largest ('('1'r seen in this 0ieinity, thus attesting to the high fame Ire attained! lnte'rtent was nettle el the lirtlsseie 1'eiuehr\'. Rev. Ah ('ur1•y, of Milton, condu0(4(1 the. sets iee 4(1. 111e hone and cemetery, To 11)11 agisl father, brothers and sisters the sympathy nf' illy oolire eom1mnnity goes Out 111 this 11)011' 11(311' 0l great bereavement. EStsiovale Miss dar,11n, (4l' Stilt Mirth spent. her 12 oo',e 11'11 ,htcs visiting at the ,pmt 1 so) tag, • 4)1)11 :111;; 1 ''at'1 13;tk or. Sirs, 141)14'0, tip.:, 13, Rtitta 1 sail ii, 1)tdln4rge and dang14t41 Ware. 0131iting4 L. nand 141rs. Rul t•cu, and llill'on and irr,. S pith, of this plies., at Enstcr. 11'14, 1Sanlry; turnlr'i'ly of Bloc vale, inn 1'1' Southampton, paid! 'an 11laste,' visit l0 our village. 11 is many friend o see here are pleased s0 well I t x 1 111111 1ri01ciug 7 Next. 4)04141(', Al, 11•1l 221i111 Bev. W. AlAleTt • f1. ni sh, of (x41'1'11, d�ilJu•en(hi educationalsermons 4111 the B11u \ al e' e t, Rev, . O. 13.11ter will preach on the (3011'ly Circuit, Grey Schools will open im for business next. Monday, Clleste r Armstrong was 1lolidtt.yin1 with relatives ani friends in ('11111444. and other points, Miss Stella .lf)Qtuu•ric, who 11; at - 14 0 -al school at Goderittla, is "tome' 'for lier Easter holidays. ' Stanley 'Wheeler has gone to ('1141s. Forreysts, 2nd line .Morris, where he will be employed Ins 1110 Summer. Last week Russell 1Vhceler, who haul been here 011 an extended 1101- lday, rettu'ned too his position in Tor- onto. Last week Thos. Strachan; 0th eon., was 11111011}; Clic tick, to commence seeding The season is rather bael. \4 arilIt s t 1 year. 1\1''1111 un 1\Yrs nn of Iiarrm\y, Essex (0 , was t 4 net\ -m old friendships in Gley and 11(41'1'1:, townships. Ile 1(415 a former residmit of the latter. A, :[iislop, M. P. P. was at 331111(1118 last wells addressing sm6 a 1 alhLieal meet- ing. ung caItecl to nonnnat•e a candidate for the Legislature 11. A Thompson, the Present, 111, P. P., 24as the choice. Miss Jennie Armstrong, who has betel teaching at 143'01'11, Ont., is home for vacation. Easter t ( 11011. , 5' LC will take tL school in the Niagara Pe1111su1a, 11'11ere she Will get 4111 increased' sahtrv. 1\'ni. and :1[1'44, Armstrong, 1)11;1 con.. were at IbMott on Stolidity. attending the funeral o1' their nephew, Cecil, 31 youngest son of Matthcly A.r n15t1'0nL 1 -Ie find 11bad attack of measles and mum ninni41, ensu1(1 causing his death 011 4a:htr'day morning. Ile was eleven months old, 13nt,,ti1 Ives made in the family plot in 1344'144' celnete)•y. Rev. 111•, Currieare a most appro»'J4111 discourse. The parents tare •sy'inpath-' 350(1 with in their ctulden isosia1-e- m(`llt, lisingsair of Promotion L+'xatnlnation 01' S. S. No. 0 Grey. Thee classes are as thy will situul after .(;aster. :iVamt- are not in order of merit. Sts Pearl Harrison, 11 alrison, G1 aci4;t Schnook, Dave '('ttrr, Alice 14121Kay. Jr. 1.V.—Passed. 13essiil 111Quiorl -., Lity )Tarrison is l oily Smith +, P,eth McNaught, Lama Sp Iran, Harold Livingstone. Jr. 111' 13,- ('roil llodtge, May Living- stone, Neble Lotti,' Me Ray; .I is ft4 P tssod ,Stewttrt ?V.cQlti u- ric 4-, Minor r McKLa2y is. Johnny Y aL ha MIc- -I- 1114) ill c i lar, ('ca osteo Bray, Melvin [) i1 IJ7 ('ail 71' l7 n 7 l,e Marshal Smith, Careie Snelling, -Laurie 1{1510p. Sr, iI .Passed '13aeriette lf(Quasrie-l-, Agnes Tarr, :Pearl Pride, liar y Br'o\\ n Rtnnt1in, Wdlfricl MONau 4111 Wilfrid Smith. Jr. 1L Passed, --George Craw- ford, Flossie Meehan,, Willie Neable, Mabel Hodge. 1't, IT.. Passer!.—Hazel !McNaught, Stas -y Smith, Viola Sch- nook, Pearl t uuunings, Howard 1414eciran, Arnold Mc3 ay,'3'Iary ey 91101114 , Willie Meehan. Remain, Sant. Snelling, Sr, I,—bra McKay, .A.rclrie Mann, Harold Nesbit,. Jr. 1..-- harlie Smelling, Names marked' vli;ll + took honors. Jl(13i'4t1 Itss2ns Teacher, }-rsmsszwa w -x11• -tin' E ^s a nt \Ue are showing very s ecial•'valuas 111 Lace Curtains at per pair 25c 500 150 i.0 09�2ai3 .5 140 2 z ,g SAP ,o� 3.00 4. and S.Uii f f f 9 f f f ,f Uf. Carpets "1'�'i.i l 11'11'(1. wvltic. 1'u 30c�9)�3045c r. .� 9 9 • 11n(1 1 o- l 1 w ) al wool Carpet 06 l �� l Y; � tfxel ;31: per yard Our Stock In all I C ones isI� asa " sonad and valuest ha hest \Inv S)anC25((1 P ltterl10 and l444shled Sheets to !rand, - 121 Fashion Sheet 14121:11 to those whocall for therm, No.l=ancy.Prlces ' Ivor thin Che yp ALE orimisosiimmosimus 1 l''.1,1.1.41U1'3 J1 ,u.. -ft is with no small degree of s141)1)ss 1141)) '1'e rin'i)niek the 14')) 1(1,1 lit 1.le Helen 13rotvaat Who departed 1 1113, lite 1;13'1 1al'bat11 int rm• Mg, after till illness of wisely 1111'1,. mouths. She wlul the only daughter oi' Robert and lava liro(('0, 2)1'utegh• of (!)..ev fo'vn511ip, 144124' of .1iarper's ('oruers, 4110 11'a4 111 a bright, loving disposition and hill be greatly missed in (20' 111,4,1' e !role, The funeral took place Tie. d;ty afternoon to the little chime)] yard cemetery on )110+ Brock road. The little Shite casket, e;hielt Was covec,')1 With -1011,))' lilies, teas ;girlie to the 4rat'e by ('ulu' 4)1' Ler lit- tle playmates, (41(1' 11nr1140.1v,--Jame 24 well 1nuw, former' resid, 7 01' the �J2)1, roll, Gro)', in 81111': • in John \ 1'igllt, (1) Brussels, fro.. 11'alho•e, `+asltntolaeavnn, sa's : -''1 at11 alto- gether oat o1' the World Lore. M`' /tare 111111) 0110011 week anti to go to Yorktotl to (self e w i from the 1')1'15111)• world is out of tit' gists) ion as 1 halo no liersiss 10ri11 p0ssihlV ;e;11111' by 14text 1,811. I expect any [teed nest A lay. \0114a)' toll+try o\'f so1\•es12,v'r(int'11(1.1,' nt' 0'41111)."‘;'101(g4.13111-1 1pols etnlgld. 14 -six \seeks ago, and wont,' have nareusel the windier 11ac1 41 not been for the ins, or his host dog. 1111ay state that 1 celebrated My vig11- ty-11i:Gt birthday on the twenty-second day of Novell last in which foul gen. erasions 1110t (besides others) trnul4'iV niy daaghta l day ; toy gratlil- (laughter, -lite, A. M. Mini p4011 aa141 11)151114( incl their - daagllt))', Dor- othy, 1111 great (maulctuttughter. The gathering took piaci' atthe residence of 10.y dowliter where 1 11111 residing at present, Lakeside, 'Wallace, Sask." �S1r, ,Vitelell's old lime friends will b' glad to hear 1't'an1 Lint and will unite' with '1'112 Pubs in exh'ndingeongr'atlt- latinns over the birthday celebration 1111(1 wishing' him not• a few ret nrus of 1110 (lay. Morris ft. Armstrong 11,4121esl friends !n W'iiu,on last week. 141.11n1Les o1' Township Council may he read en page 4 o1 this issue, Miss Minnie L. Kerfor Fordwich, Spent Easter w ith,,1tiss ;\Clinic'. lius- sc'l. L11. t wook c ( Pralic \fGCraclten, aril lhlie, set the pence by sowing Spring) g sal , 1115n, 11,4011 0141 Hiss .1. 110011, of Blyth, were Eater visitors tit A. J' Ceil4 lith line. 81). 1). Cardiff, of the 'Metropolitan Mc staff, Toronto; Wits here fon' his Easter holidays. The :Wieldy f 0701)1' have been hav- ing a Stege of la grippe but me now 1'eenl erng We Lire pleased to state. Miss Catherine Jackson, of Lindsay, and Miss Gestic Drumlin. 4114 -visited friends at Jamestown this wotic, \l aper and Mrs, Sharpe, of (1041e1' - 111t, were Easter visitors at J.lnta, 51111111(.'4 and other holies 711 the alcig ils,sh104. A now chstinage By-law is being dealt with by the Township Council known 'asth1' 14)1 4112 drain, The Count of Revision will be !sold on it at the next meeting. May 20th, A g00(1))' representation of Morris Conservatives tire at 1\'inghanl Thurs- day 0f this week attend -big the Con- servative Convention. '1'he Liberals Rill] take their innings on a shutter 1(1184ion o)1 Friday, Last week James Shnric, Ails lfrle, disposed of as span of heavy draft colts rising a year old, sired' by 'S9(dtlaud's Ilopc + owned by George llulcloou, Brussels, a1 a figure n Yp1'oa('hing 000111). The buyer was Eli Smith, 711) can. (trey township, Joe has 1i pair of dandies that sh01111 give good 4a 1181aGLt •-101 Y1. Bestow. l21,ro11rl',—T11e following is� the result of the Promotion Examine - Wits in S. S. No. J Morris ]geld April Ott„10112 and 13217. Froil jr. Il to Sr. 11'.—Total 750. lioy Th1re11, 514 Martha McOutthemr, 932. From Sr. to Jr. 1V.—Total 750. Marry Ate- ('nteheon, 572 Willie 7 hnell, 500. Front Sr, 11 to 1r, 11.J. -'T0(121 050, Bessid .Jordan 520 ; Joseph Tlulell, 170 ; ;fenny Scott, 4.75 Peed Timell, 1011 ; Harvey 1 c C0telie0n, 420.: ;Ti Tl. —Florence S) ott, PL 11.'.- S' nest Smith Sr, 1't, 1•--[(n Reritsghau, Alvin 13adyley, Annie Tbuill, Jo .Pt 1,-1101} McFadden. 1 1fc'Dbit, !Smeller.' 14012001 1#1:101(1.-•-Fo1loving is the Sehool Deport of S. S. No. a ll01'0is, 110111(39 arranged 1n order of !merit. Sr, 11 , dlnss Normnu 1\'hcck'r', nester John's/ in, cars n !lull a Johnson, e 1'7111 c r l e 1 1 11511 1 r 5(1'(11Irvine. 13 t Jl', 4th 'V1Gtov' Young, Morley Jordan, Henry Armstrong. Sr.3"d.-']+liner \Vi)ltansan, Carol Proctor., Henry Armstrong. Jl III.—�o5ie Johnson, llary Cole, Charles 0010, Gcrti ode Arnlst0n14, Clarence 11011011, Willie Irvine Sr. 11.1111. --Willie lrancamp, Gordon Fergnsen 11'. Ti1it1,—Florenc1 Procter, ll'1le .141 icter, Howard '4Vill:iuson, Jr..Pt, 11, --Caret, Arm- strong, Myrtle 1ohusou, Tr. .--Grace .M. Irvin( l[. Seoa t Tesluits: r:1essosi- ens to. --A. very biter - e'1)114 event took vises on Wednes- day 4 r n >. y 2tte n c n SLh hist„ When 17155 llargatret 1atn1clt Craig, daughter of liobt Craig. (1111 lute,tolt t5, Wa1 join- ed in t1 edlac14 lir Albert 11411)1')' Son, ;,on of ,1-415 Jackson, of the same fol\unship. '1'110 (ot41001ty Was Per- formed 1)y Rev .1. I„ 19itta1l, 13. A., of 131yth, alae bridal party standing under an asbiu111 aryl '1141 bride Was It t nt(1od }3V' 111ias !label Jackson, sister' or the gloom; '11 bile 11(1 8100111, wa s 8npptn ted by'Fl nt; C. (Craig, b4 (11111'(' of the bride Thestie !(ling marc'lt. wits })ossa! by • alias 11.ar).nce Jaclr,on, the brit!' 21'415 ,1112111)1)' (ct),8 tecl, in 1 a. (110'45 of c 1'c' ))11 }0521(1' trinnnod, twlth. 241412s 501 in ribbon , aryl 1101'. 1101'1.. • l lm. l l 4)l 'S1 ' t Slal •! I d Was 51117' l'11010;14 hi (101'1\ a4tat'has atilmcd,t '1111'.( 1pi5 farm Thu ring bearer Was little i4[iss (Noss, 1141 has t:Ll rpt the 111'(1x(, & \'11'11041 a niece of the bride. '.(j101e. were lin Agent's' at 14Vr, Teter, Ile Y lay gileSts and the presents. W04'o. Ivi11. also 111>41C11.e a 01x)40111- separat02” 'n1nnerott5 'and 2250(111, After the that is Said to 111 a dollar; Inlay eele)n I1)y' the compal))' partook 111' , s ullptn'ns supper, Mx, and MI's, f.l'•k.,,;n will live on 1114 13th con, o 1iu11E'tf. Jamestown 1. mMmy nolo navy o1' about it spent a veru ))'tlHalf�titlle Rtith. T10)44 4 Janc1 dancing 4)t the hone 0f Bolter( and 1)15, Jitunillun. As host -.land hostess Mr. ' 1111 'ti . 1.4 and H7� '1 .n 1'111 t n R'Pre voted A 1. L Stun, ('ruuplre}l tins 111treed I.0 0onws in L. 4. P4111000 s 1111,, Ji. f 31'tu. Rutherford and daughter', Lulu, were visitors in Ilantilt0)1 this weep. Miss Cassie 1hills, of P01nui0, visit - 4'(l holo 100thet•. Mrs. (Ivo, Dania, 1)14'11 4tnldtty'. n.• It . s and 511'5, H olid c ) 1, 0f''Lon 11'71', were goods 4)i' Alis, A. McLean for a 11'11' 1141)'x. Miss lies1, 01' Seafnrth, visited 'over the holiday' with her cousin, Miss Alive Hamilton, Mrs. C. !iris and brother, Norman K1111111015011, spent Sunday with rela- tives in'Mildway. Thos. Simpson, from smear' Lakelct,. hits purchased Mrs. '94911, Wright's faro). on the gravel road. A. Paulin had a windmill erected 00 his livery barn last week, He's de [ermined to be up -to -dale, Miss Stewart and Mrs, 12111ott, of 11'itigluani, visited the 20rmer's sister, 'Mrs. Cleo, Darr's, last. week. 1)1'. J. P. 11itchel1 has seeta'ed a posi- tion as house surgeon in the General Hospital Tomo to, where he Will go in the pours,' 4,1 4a fits days. 11 ugh 1,og.,lai1, Who has been 'em- ployed by '('11os. Lovell fc>1' several.' 1lontl)s, left ('or Montreal on Tuesday where be 1aa +;(cured a good n08121011. Word was received here on Tuesday of the sudden death in Wellesley of T. 13. Sanders, where he had 1?een re • - siding with a son, \i1', Handers was one 0f'tlo' early business Hien of the village. (Inning here iron! (}alt thivtq- fireyem'sago, and Was :Bost liighly resected by .all who knew "'hlm.. Thi body. Was brouglltltere for Inter - went, the !!metal taking -place on Wednesday. An event of interest took' 1a t place a the Presbyterian manse. here .Bast "Wednesday afternoon when 'Wm.. ('asemure and hiss Maggie Wright, eldest daughter of Frank and 1\'Lrs. Wright, of Turnbet'1'y, were united in tnaratiage, Rev. L. 1 twin officiating. - Th. young couple will take up house- keeping on Ilii. Casemore's farm: On the Brussels road. The best W114he5 of their many friends for a happy and f 1 iilu'e are extended. prosperous cl. Ethel Seeding is in progress. Our p141>11,• school will open n(3 Nom. day after the Easter vacatin. Miss Alice Lu1'ie4 has been on the sick list but is considerably !letter 141124'. .1, '1'. and 1121'5, Durgin and Son Wil- lard, of 1.1'1'41410, very Plaster visitors \(.illi .'41.15, .Anes. l.uster music was 11 very ph'2sont feature o1' 11)51 galas,211 s services in rile einuwhes here, Ethel cheese reel ory will commence bas t1e's. for Mils on !(onlay, May -11h. 1 t•w.pe) is are Bund. Jaunts and 111'., 11(11oy'.01' 11ill.bnl'g. were 5') 11, 1's at Mrs. Midcolto l,aont's during file past week. ]joy ('unuiughatn, of 11,0104 11111(1, has b,•eu visiting his Iro)i11-r Hugh. 11e will return to the West next (week. 21, 7', It, agent Smith 1'epresente.1 Ft bet hunt Ball leant al the ,lssoeia- 11on 4)1)111ng i4) 4)n,1rnrv1 on (fond. Friday. idaly. 1:. 1311'11('0 wit, laid up last \tial( with threatened }ancmnome. but is able to be (about 0 nit 1we 4110 pleas-. ed 10 51101,'. • Last weelt •'Baron Black," the Clydesdale s(11111on owned by the Ethel syndicate, R•as awarded 21111 prize at. Atwood Spriug]!'alr. We are. sorry to hear that 14[rs. 1)0111('1 I9ckumier, of Clinton, is 011 the sick list at the hospital. Her many old friends here hope. she will soon be 1'011\ aiescent, The auction sale of the. 1'111'1 stock, implements, '1217, tool( place at Mrs. 1)10!00141 J.anlmlt'41, "West of here, Jost Monday afternoon. • c } ttiul )on wlLh h'. S. Scott 115 tuletiouctr. Sale "- f ah netted o\ r n A PRETTY y 11'annl1(4.—AL the com- modious residence of Roht, Pearson, rd con. a ,3 Gr'y, occurred one of those nippy - and pleasing events I {, \ its when his youngest daughter, t a t liter Miss Susie \ 1510 Ida e au' the bride fEmerson z do o 11'ntsat \-ipnnd, of Atwood. Whilst Menelel- sohus' \\reading ;\44'(•11 was being rench')'(i1 by Miss L Spence, of I;th1'), the iridal party toot„ their' places in front 4' b e a anlcof ow' ": beneath ii clsnlyd a \wedding bell. .A:1 the appearance of the bride, leaning on the arm of her father, a solo was sung by Miss R. ASpence, when the marriage ceremony las perforated.hy'liev, 3o)iu Hender- son, of Ethel, assisted by Rey. S. Bonc1, ex -President of London Confel'- 10141', of Atwood. The br!de was at- tended by her cousin, Miss Ethel Alus rove,` of W'uiglla0Y, Pretty 191 Misses 11114 Bremner niece of the bride, and Edtla Musgrove, cousin of the bride, acted ars floral attendant :and ring bearer. The groom was support- ed by T. l4[urray, of Thunder Bay. Bride was gowned in 1^hite silk, trim- med. with 1-al01.1,denues lace and wore a veil caught with lilies of the valley and carried a 'baguet of white carna- tions. She presented a chariniug ap- pearance, 1p- pe dance', The bridesmaid and flower gals were gowned in white organdie and earned pink c'ar'nations. The grn0m's gift to the bride 'MIS a gold luelu'1 ; to the bridesmaid n gold brooch and to the flower girls each a ;old ling. Slimy useful and eostly presents were 1eceived by the bride. l'he dining roots. decorations .were carnations and smilax. The evening .was \ spent VPI". pleasantly .. 1111 x es 1games And an, impromptu. program. The brides going -away gown. was brown chiffon broadcloth with creme lace waist, white mohair halt and sable stole. The bride and . groom left for their new 141110 amid. showers of rite and confetti cari'\'ing with. then1 the hest wishes ' of ! a host 0f friends. Guests were 3)1405el221 (rot Toronto, Hipper, 111n;•ilaln and Teeswater. May their joys be many, -14 2s, Vipond will be greatly hissed in the eonnitum ity and -especiaallyy in the Methodist (lilac!( whets, .1w has been a valued !worker, Wroxeter Jolts 23ont11 spent Cnod. Friday in ConI'ie, (1'c o, (211(1 Mrs. Leckie spent Sunday i4) 11 inglitun Miss Janet 131ack is tr)2111ug friends 111 1 a1' 1 sly isweek. 1 t<tr ill .. t D lgnoR of 111nghau, was a visitor 4)r the village last week. Doss L, 11Ring, of Peeswatel', is the. guest of her sister, Mrs, Geo. "Slims Miss 141, Miller, of Toronto Jlrnction, ronewe'd al'1tliaintatncts in the village this Reek. Arthur Stut2 has purchased 2: 411100 business 111 Gerrie and took possession last weep, 1telwart 'l'[cKereher has returned fnout Brussels to spend the E(1ster. holidays al t his Monte. Imre, Miss E. Henry loft for her !(null' in AVIiiteellnveli on `l'luusday where she will slum() the Easter \ actttion. Miss Millie ili01)14left for the !loin- Main hospital on 'Slouchy where s1ii2' will 1111)lergn a slight operation, w,'i4i, 3tohnuml, (1t 111'spels, was the guest of his 'parents, 1\'.' t\1. end Mrs, Robinson,for several ral. days John Rao, relieving lieving agent on 1111 C. P. Si , is enjoying 11 few holiday 1 \lith his pnrettls, 1). M: and Mi:s, .lion, of. 11012X11. M1s, 1''al7'elatnc1 Bliss Farrel return- ed to 'Toronto on Tuesday after spend- (lt, 20111)' clays 151!11 1310 formol 5 son,. J(i)nn Farrel, of the King 1'Idward. Leadbury Mrs. Gains -worth, of Illinois State, was home for her brother's funeral, the. late 1 ' \ 4)1. Dennis. is Mrs. Alt. Dennison, of Sturgeon Falls, is visiting fiends in NIGRilIo and letaforih at present. -p John. iiaist has rented the (10 a{�cre, farm of Alex. Souter on the boundary 1111[1 move will y1 to It 5111Tt1\'. Carey and McKillop beef ring is clos- ed this season as 1101 enough. members arc willing to patronize the ring. Mrs. Gillespie and children, of 1'\'lughaut, are visiting with " lairs. 1<1n'ohtel for the Easter holidays: Mrs. 141018h 0x21 fancily from near Peterhor o , were spending a few days at Alex. Gardinel''sand. other. friends. A flag 'for Ilse at public schools is being presented by the department of Education, Toronto, to the Province of Ontario and a nnnlhel• of schools have received theirs. It is very nice- ly gotten op but a. little on the small side but will show the- loyalty of the pupils to the British crown we expect. Walton Percy Si11itll spent . Eatster at his home !n Ethel. Mrs. 1)euaut left last eek on a. visit to. Eastern points. Hiss Jo5epheme C. 81.12 11sd0 air. Easter visit with hex sister, Mrs. , A. R. Small, (d' Stratford. The illustrate(! Lecture given, lay. Rev. 1121`. Powell, of :Brussels, last Monday e\Pig ' evening was a great ' g flea Tile 5111 g)) iti e of the 1 new ecwentsldewdlks have been laid out on rbc Morris side of our village and lvork Will be cola- ine'11e'e( very 0(10(1, Talc ('1114411741 01' 11141 late 1Vrrr. Dennis, which passed through here nnT1lesday, \vas one of the largest, seen. in this vtc- llnty' 1(12D8(11111' thee. 31rs. (Dr.) Waters 2,11)1 Master Jim are at present visitors at Ur. .l3erry* s. Pile ninny frien,), of Mess:Waters will \i'i1l be sorry to hear that she enjoyed the best of sh not 12 gild tilt 101010: hat hop slit: will soon be idly xesfored,, ; The mall $41 sire hits liven estulilislt- ed o1i'the G. Si. (1. Railway, common°, inp on the 20th inst. Walton receives two mtt.l daily oil' it, the 11,39 a.' m. and 5,35 p 111, ('Hans Neil MaNeii sr., 13a5 the 11041110(1•"of carrying mailsiioin tit( pesto£Cce to the station and re- t urn. An 1. DI E6E1 ANT/ 1 n 1 ',TCxr Axt err,- Dun 1 The young people of Walton and vicinity assembled 1n the A O. tr. Mr. Hall 0(1 11*etlnescla\ evening of last week to bid farewell ll to A,. F. Calvert, who has been liana140 of the Sovereign Bank here for the past eighteen months. The most important itcnlon the pro. grain was the presentation to the sliest of the evening• of an address 4141 old beaded cane suitably esu ll5 e, 1. Ir. Calvert Wag enmpletly;, �)<kry surprise but t'apressedi his ;haSil ani r, Meat speech, The following is the address 1— Osbert -- Os t est -- ), 121111,24..[1 luNlr;•--IC'nnwng (110;1 yen lase about to take yoltr departure f1121,1 ansong its we (nrbracetltis oa1pporturl}ty of expressing to yon our high ostaein of your many. good dualities. Dining yells' 1os('nrn• her'e')'on have s0 .con - dueled yin -Itself a's to 21 in a 3inst' of )1,10411' 344( fri1111310 land. 4ts +a slight 1.018-14 of your ,ancon° regard we desire to present went' you with. this (Joon, Please: iteropt tins 9111411 Sett at. our hands kno1114 that, the donors, who have been so interested in you here, will still '11(1)sh1 the sante •kindly feelings' toward you and the feel sure the 9ealne qualities which endeared you to tis will s4): 115 1 C yo it Many Y1 Y at trim friendships 1ps wherever yy(4nr loo; May be cast, i(Vo lain. hill in wishful; you. success and la31ppibess in all your tindcrtaking4. �7lgtletl on behalf 0f the 1Valt,)1Y boys. x.12, i1T 1r'Ay.