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WALTON, ON'r.
JOHN SUTHERLAN
1 0111Ncx,
FIRE AND MARINE
GUELPH
AUCTIONEERS.
A. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
• Ran, will well lot better outlet, m
oetLal' luau, 117 kale tame and leww °harem,
(Oen any other nuotiouael In roast aurum to
,no won't charge aaybbtug mates Dud or4n1.
eau always 00 arranged at tine ogle° or n1
o ere.ual applluatiou.
13uisinea8 Carrds
MISS BERTHA ARM8TRONIR
Tgaeher of Plano
et (Jailer's Alusla Store, no door North
of the 4 d Bank, rua.sla tl
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l. 5 .•' PE P R HA E
1108 puaeed au,3uoaelully her av0ond Wettable-
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ti f11(11laU• R,al t a d
recite v t n I
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to Luka pools at Our tonne; Prowess a A•
uR. T. T. M'R,4
13uoheter or Mt -divine, Univaralry of 'Toronto
i0rn andGraduateuP he Voile',. or Pax -
:40100n
rtlatO / 1t Voiles,.
tins:ag Dud MurNus. OI i, ; 'c,u1 radttn[l
,'tomato Eye, Min'. Dud r1(111 (l 4 .11 Der,
.'u•uF�u, 111 all-11011,0.Korg. on ill a' .+l a•ir•
.o1'e ink:pilet, tortoni)..
Oidea over 1+, li. realties Drug Stw•u, I eta-
Daunt+ winneerlon with Unupn•uolr ut all hour-,
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Burgeon
Honor Graduate Denial Depart1eut, Toronto
Uniyet its ; hleeutwte of Royal Uvlleg4 04
Dental `il nI aW,
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18,34 over
14,Rosa' lives, ,I
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Will visit Wee/corerthe Matt and Howl1
n r 4 t+ Dud a 1d Ynnr Il
5fonda e f W 't+4 io to et+ t t
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Munrhiya eroxch mmlth.
OR. WAROLAW
Sonar graduate of the Ontario Vetw'infea
Oollegu. Day and light oohs, OtIee ennead r
Flout' 21141, Ethel.
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BRUSSELS
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Express, 11:25a in Mail 1;44 p u'
Uprose, 8;112 p In I Express .....8:58 p
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WALTON
ROST. H. GARNISS4o Toronto To (*.detach
Express 8:41 a in . Express ..11:87 a
tsLU3.V8LL — - ONT. Express....... 8:08 pm; express... 9:15 p u,
Auctioneer for Jiuron County.
Terme reasonable. hetet, arranged for
at the Moue ul P00 Ponn, Browne. 2214
L tial AN. t'ONVEYANVING.
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t . nu,rletn, 60110140r, Uuuvayau01f1,
,.,Lacy Putlio; dee. latae-8tawait'.. 111804
door 4(441 th 4' tlehtr41 Hotta
Oulicltor for the Metropolitan ,Sauk
)ItOUDS'001', BaY8 & BLAIR
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W. PIWODYOOT, H.U. li. O Hein,
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Oaloee—'rbeoo ,formerly uooupind-b, Mener,
Catenate Holt
GODER1013.. 4.N•rd1r10
DENiISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
IIINTIMT
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Nurgeoue of ()uterio and First-class H:,nor..
Graduate of 'Toronto Uulvere„v demur
neat to Brewer's Punto. Galiery, Bruleele,
1gt-Will visit Ethel on toe 2nd Muuday of
anon Month.
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
write tt611/01300 (ur 0nr Yreo .catalogue
and learn Sha netnre of our court+ w in
�• Commercial, 8horthana or Tel:- ?�
vc graphs departwan1s• We boon the
,, q Wester,. praoariol,. training school In
14, Western Ontario, Onuses 1110 thor• ,1
I- oug h, In (tractors experienced Imd we ?a
assist 441aduate6 10 positions.. Ntudeata
Y are entering eaoh .week. You should
�o enter now.
1c' D. A. McLAOMLAN, Principal
•0481414'01Y6ruvA 111 0 :(A4,
DO YOU NEED
TILE?
Farmers and others (esirin4 'Tile for the
coming season Han seem l- what they te-
quire at carload rates, at Brussels (4
Ethel stations, if orders are sent in sol
ficient time to arrange for quontite and
date of delivery. I will nntile the par
chasers of the arrival of the ear0 and as.
sist in toadied Iron) car to wagons . Fur-
ther particulars may be obtainedby
seeing or writing
W. E. Sanders
Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once. All sizes from 21 to 18
inche:l maybe obtained. 'Tile from
8 indhes up are 28 inches long.
CEMENT KEPT IN SEASON.
••••••••••0••••♦•0004sess oa
To Machinery Users
and farmers
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The New Machine Shop of the
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BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE
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and MACHINE Co.
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• 1s now, ready for business, and,
• with good 'Machinery and Skilled
• Meehatrica, we are in a position
• to attend to your repairs prompt. s
Zly and at reasonable rates. •
If you will lei us know you( t
wants we will give you hottest ,
do
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It -
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advand
help if connected •
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• With Machinery.
• Give 0i;atrial and, by coming
• to Brussels, save time and money 1
• for yourselves, •
z�-ABSIOE & JAMES
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IWlfl Street BrusSe s
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.ist� ict l.elus
lielgrave
Mrs. Fleming, of Toronto, is visiting
her sister, Ales. Carlisle.
1$ev. and Mrs. Cook spent: a couple
of 'days with Irieuds at Ltuatit.
Mrs. Jaulea Wilkinson, of Ripley,'
tva8 a visitor at the home of W. K.
ail 4 Mi•s. Whaley.
Juba and set. Gat•ui8s'lave moved.
into Belgrave. .Vlr.'Gatrlll88 is a sou
of Win. Ulariti8s, Sud hue of Morris.
P. T. Dean. who for several yeats
has cuuducted is grocery ue88, is
disposfug of it to itis taus, Eugene and
Victor.
Noble McOalluui has left fur his
hole it+ MLtuLt0ua, after speudiug a
00ttpl0 of weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Thos. Bt'ydges, sr., and outer rela-
tives.
Goderich
The junior baud is prepasifgfor an-
other couoert about the beginning of
April.
While E. B. Hale was running a
ripsaw at the, Kensington. furniture
factory the saw in SUMO manner
threw the btao'd which was .being
sawed against him, inflicting a pain-
ful bruise just above the right kuce.
There appeal's to be some reason to
believe that the Canadian Pacific.
Railway 18.lab0ut to proceed with the
building of further brauch lines in
this. part of the 1'revinee.. and that
Goderich will be an important point
in the exteusiou of the Uompauy's
branch system. A liue from St.
Marys to (llodeetoh, .tripping the rich
agricultural section- between these
two points,'. is said: w be on the plau8
for immediate cuustructiou, and if so
Goderich will become more distinc-
tively than ever the port of We1teru
Ontario. .4. direct suutheiu commo-
tion will be of great ativautage to
Goderich, and it will be a valuable
0iiuuectiug link for the 0. P. lR.,
which unto has no Nertii-and-South
line in this part of the Province.
A Wonderful Cola. Cure
Just think of it, a cold cured in ten
ult1utes-that's what happens .when
you use "Uatarrhuzuue." You iuhale
its soothing balsam8 and out goes the
cold-suitlieS are cured-heutlaOhe
mired -symptoms df catarrh aid
grippe disappear at Duce. Its the
healing essences and powerful ttutisep.
ties in Vatereh(IZUt4e that enable it to
act so quickly. lu disease of the nese
for irritable throat. bronchitis, coughs
and catarrh' its a marvel. Sate even
for children. 25c and 4$1.00 sizes at all
dealers.
nnreing 001110 40, Site p44118edl 8Way a
little ke%ore noon oh Tuesday, .>iutll
was a bright, lovingand lovable child,
in her 141h yews',
M Kill
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TUNIY8IliP t.10U11UII;•-- 1i.cliillop
Connell t1 t' t ri'a lrti, an Mondayll • Is All the l e abet present.
14 t hist, 1e 1 1 1 s i
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',• '. 1 1110
the 01 1u.t for coos a'uuh
4 Lt t
North abutment of the Roxboro'
bridge as per specifications and con-
tractor to do the exuttvating, was let to'
L. Looby, of°Dublin, for $6,44 per cu.
yard, to its completed .,Illy
1st. 1910
and the contract for the superstructure
of salt' bl•idgu, high truss 100 feet, long,
16 feet road wrty and cement floor, was
let to A. Hill & Co., of Milehell, for
$2,085 to he completed Aug.. 1st, 1910.
A grant of $16 was given to the Sea•
forth Agr'icultuetil Souiet'y for Spring
Show. Connell adjourned to meet
again at Commercial hotel, Seaforth,
1)11tun
u 1aMab
S 'c 2011 at 1 1 O'clock
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141,Mangan, F7 Clerk.
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Tho 04,1 that ie Pale
She is in (Jaeger, her system 1s run
down, weak sire needs nourishment
needs t+1 her blood. More than all
else elm needs Pert'ozoue, needsIt be -
noose it brings back the nerve energy
witch lapid growth and study have
exhausted. The OILI time visor, happy
spirits and pew strength return With
Ferrnzone. The delicate maid is ener-
gized, strengthened and rebuilt. Isn't
it wort') ,(111111' using Ferri -moue when
it 801 ely dues so much. 'At all dealers
in 60c boxes.
.MoneriefF
(Intended for lain week)
H. Nicklin spent Saturday at his
home in Millbank.
Will. Eislop made a business trip to
Toronto last week.
Wul.Tart' and Win. Fraser, left on
Friday for the West.
M. number of young people attended
the party at Jas. Noble's nd
all'repor•t
a good time.
During the, past week the farmers
have been busy sawing the year's sup-
ply of wood.
We are glad to report that James
McTaggart has recovered from his
eceut 111(1888-
1Jiss Auua'"Diliilnp' entertained a
number of her friends on Tuesday
evening to the thorough enjoyment
of all.
Wednesday of last week Joe and
Mre. McKay entertained a large num-
ber of their friends and a delightful
time is reported.
The congregation of Moncr•ieff
chuich is grieved to learn of theillness
of their pastov, Rev. Mr. Lundy of
Walton, and hopee for his speedy .re-
covery.
The people of this vicinity were
shocked to hear 'of the total destruc-
tion by fire of the residence of Audt'ew
Meehan. In the early morning Mr.
Machan .awoke and had barely time to
ar0nse the 'rest of the family and
escape.
WI ngham
Rev. Burwash was visiting friends
in Paisley.
1111. McIntosh and his daughter are
disuontiuuiug the jewelry mud optical'
business in Wingham, and twill re-
move to Mt. Forest.
The Wt lg
Fire ) h 00.acknow-
ledges
1 ue
ledges u donation tit 010 4a!uu the
Canada Furniture 141fre for services
rendered mt the time the Ohaii lattory
was eudauge1ed'by fire.
Joseph and Mts. McOlellan, .of
Orangeville, formerly of Witighatn,
tare prostrated with grief IIVOr tile loss
of their only child, Andrew, a height
little boy of about tltt'ee years of age.
His depth took Platte flow typhoid
pimuluouia.
Jets. McKie, who is general (1g011t
for this district for the Mastley-Hai'rie
Co. received tt pleasant sat'liris0
whoa he received a letter Ruin the
firm infoemiig hint that he, had won
the second puce in the general agent's
selling competition for 1909, and was
therefore entitled to a gold watch:`
which has conte to lmn14.
The malty friends of A. II. and Mrs.
Lloyd regt•et to hear of the death
of their beloved daughter, 'Florence .
Ruth, which took place at the hospital
on Tuesday ' morning. of hast Week.
Wednesday of the week previous she
was at school as 4180(11, but in the
evening complained of u headache,
and although the next more ng the
trouble bad increased, no Alarm wane)
felt. But towards evenfngl ,more
serious symptoms setting tun the
doctor was suululuued, The illness
soon devoluped into an tecute form of
rheumatic fever attended with great.
suffering, wihich the young patient
bore tvitlt wonderful patience and.
edtu41 e. Monday it was thought ad-
visable to remove the little atttf0ler to
the hospital, where,' despite every-
thing
verything that medical skill 41(4(1 carefull
•
Grey Council
Pursuant to adjournment the Municipal
Council of the Township of Grey met In
Loog's Hall, C'r:mhruuk. Monday. Mar.
7111 Ah menlhe(s present.
Minutes of Feb 1420 read and adopt
ed.
Moved by las McFsdzean, seconded
by 'S. S Cole that Adam 'tut null be
appointed Weed Inspector on the same
conditions as last year Carried.
By Law No. 1o, Iwo, appointing
Pathmasters for current year and.. defin
Ing respective road divisions, was read
filar. second and third rime and passed.
Moved by P. A McArthur. seconded
by S S. Cele that Council take no
action in the matter of, the proposed
new School Section. Carried.
Moved.bv Jas. McFadzenn, seconded
by John Cutt that we ask for tenders
tor Drain Bylaws of township of
GIev Carried. .
Moved by jos, McFadzenn, seconded
hr John Ceit that the application of V.
F,4ersler and Jas. M. Knight re the
cleaning out of Locking Drain he grant -
,•d and 11111 the Clerk be suthnrtzrd'to
preptue Hy -Law -appointing John Roger
as Eneineer 10 examine sante and report
•,n Council. Carried
Mused ht• P. A VieArthur, seconded
Fi S S Cole that petition of Robert
Close et a1 asking for the construction
of , Municipal Drain be granted and
Hue the rico k 'e instructed to prepare
H(pLaw appointing John Roger C. E.
io examine and report on said petition
Carried:
Moved by John Cult. seconded b,'
la McF eizrao that Council psi. Dr
'•10lmes, of Brussels, the sem of 817 00
RUPTURE
Cured
At your home without
pain, danger or operation.
My mt•thod will cure ap-
parently hopeless cases no
matter •what your age is
or how long ruptured.
Why wait until your rup-
ture becomes strangulated
when you can be cured ?
Bo not wait - Fill in coupon
Age.......„. .. . 'Time Rep .
Single or Double
Name. .... ......• :..; .., .,
Address .
and return to
J. S. SMITH
88 Caledonia St.
Dept A Stratford, Ont.
Alcohol
not needed
Ayer'ser sSarsaparilla Is not
a
strong drink. As now made,
there is not s drop of alcohol
in it It is non-alcoholic tonic
a.
and alterative. Ask your own
doctor about your taking this
medicine for thin, impure
blood. ;Follow his advice
every time. He knows.
l�.
W. p
ubl
ish our
ur brand*
•t
.
Winboa.rim••ohoi
ersiWe salt yenta
consult your
doctor
u
Ask your doctor, "What is the first great
rule of health?" Nine doctors out of
ten will quickly reply " Keep the bowels
regular.' Then ask him another ques.
tion, "What do you think of Ayer's
Pills for constipation?"
....acute b7 thiS. O. Ayer Va. LoW•U, Nu..—
for medical attendance to N, Nichol ;
five visits and medicine. Carried
Moved by las. McFadzenn, seconded
by John Cott that in the case of Thos.
Willis, we authorize Reeve to try 'to
effect a settlement with him or his
Solicitors. Carried.
Accounts to. the amount of $1504 00
were presented and read. Muved by
Jas YlcFadzeaf, seconded by John Cult
that accounts as lead be paid Carried.
Moved by P A. McArthur. seconded
by S S. Cole that Ne adjourn to meet
Monday;
April y'h, at Ethel, at to.3o
a m. .Carried.
A H MActloNALD. Clerk.
MaitlanPresbytery
The -Presl'vtery met at Wingham on
March 1st, with Rev. Mr. fait presid-
ing.
Rev Mr, Bremner reported that Pine
River and the Kinlough charge would
be self sustaining.
Rev Mr. West and Inspector Otis
holm were appointed melnhers of the
St nod's committee OD Bills and Ovei-
lures and Mr McLean was appointed
member of the Assembly's committee on
Bilis and Overtures.
Mr. 'Pout presented report on Church
Life and Work. Mr Wishart reported.
,at arrangements had been made wnh
Mr L.uud, to glee reveler service ,0
Wmoreff congregation A committee
.res app•.iilte0 to levet ed with the ((r.
ganortttiun 01 Monett rff ((('n a regular
cuualegarioo Rev. Messrs. Feignson,
Perrin, McLean aid ,Fest, and Mess's.
Martin, las. Henderson, Campbell and
Rutherford were appointed. Cummin-
siooets to tin- General A-sembly which
Meets-, at Helllax in. lune.
Mr McKrrroll pr. -smiled the report),
on Svsternanc Giving and Moral and
Socia! Reform, and Mr. Wishart Abet on
Sabbath Schools.
Mr. Fergusou pave the report no
Young People's Societies. All these
reports showed progress.
Mr. Tait presented an offer from an
office bearer ot 'l'eeswater congregation
offering one half the support, foe at least
three years. of a medical missionary in
the Soudan. The offer tvas gratefully
received and forwarded to the F. M,
Committee of the .Presbyterian church.
Mr, Rutherford was appointed convener
01 committee on Schematic Beneficelice
and Mr. McEachern on Moral and
Social Reform. Mr. Bremner was
elected Moderator for the ensuing six
months.
't`be induction of Rev. J. S. Hardie
took place al Ashfield on March and
(1lr. McKerroll presided as Moderator.
Mr McLean conduced Divine service,
Mr, McLennan addressed the minister
and Mr. MoKerrolll the congregation.
Ashfield was vacant only a little over
a munch and is now happily settled with
Mr. Har fie at he helm.
Rev Peter Mathison was inducted
into the pastoral charge of Nrrth Kin
lass, Bervie and Riversdale on the 3rd
inst. Mr. McLennan presided, Mr
Lunde conducted Divine service, Mr.
Paulson addressed the minister and
Mr. Bremner the people
L is gniv two months since this
charge was arranged as one pastoral
charge, and these congregation- are
11(llpily settled under the cwild/wee of
Mr, Mathi,oh, W. J tt'E$T, ('Ierk,
The e Orange Grand Lodge
g
Of Ontario
Annual Session held et St. Catharines
On the 21st day of Fehruar'. t86o,
with the Hon. lt'hn Hilliard Cameron
presiding, the Orange Grand Lodge Or
Ontario West was called into existence,
and. na)ureliv, the speakers and the re-
ports of officers and committees at the
present session of the Grand Lodge,
which opened in St Catharines Wednes-
day of last week made reference to that
event, so that in a sense this meeting
may be looked upon as its jubilee ses
slon.
Wm. Fitzgerald. Grand Secretary, de-
voted some time it presenting iia rP
part to a ht'tory of the progress of the
order since lhe Grand hitdpe'if Ontario
(,Vest ,v50 orenn.ized (811(1 shenl 65 mete
ernes representing 12 eotnit les, I ort i Clriems
anrd prinrlry lodges 'die attend'nx'e
'fine p34resent Grand LOdxe hm over 50
r1 nal y been 110 dtFitie, x11(1 11 Park :8441)
pi unary lodges all inn 11 .211.hin0 4)1)411-
len S'nee last teeming the new
C.42ni1 Lodge of lenl;akS lliug, and 27
new plainer, lorlees have Oren one eel
1)tn'ing the Pear 4, 53 new or re•inslld
ed members have oxen secured, and rile
Iossee were, by death 2(8, expeller' 3n,
and tvilhth'a,vu eta, thus giving a net
gain of 2.gon. making the total Mentbet'-
Ship 541011) 2(1,000.
lobi, Hewitt, 'Toronto, Grant 'Treas.
met%' in his repeat showed 'that the
'Balance brought forwatd
t 7 154 65
from Ign9 was
Rac'el from prima lodges, 6,811 5o
Interest on batik deposits.,,,.. 7447 $1
Total receipts •• 9124o6 19
Expenditure.,,,,. .,.. 7,547 81
Balauee in fi bank $, 26
Rt,. 63
e 1 u n hand ....... ... t 66
sal 1 t -3
1`aiill .$ 6,758 29
The audltllrli, reP oit acetified1
to the
aeculcY of(lie e tuuuts and urged al
l
ledges to pay )r m tlY tho regular dues
fur support of the Grand Lodge,
Tile officers, elected were 4—Harry
Lovelock, '1`orontu, Greed Master ;
Fled, Dane, 'Toronto, Deputy Greed
Master; Dr, Wlleems, Woodstock,
Associate Grund Mester ; Rev, lobo
Coburn, Toronto, Grand 1'reasurei• ;
Wm. M, Fnzgereid, Grand Secretary ;
J, J. D, 13 ming, Cuokstowu, Grand
Leeturel•; C. A. 13. Banning, Grand
13n'ec4ur of Ceremonies ; A, W. Wright
and JH. 'Taylor, Auditors,
W. J. Parkhill, of Midland, installed'
ele't•d uers The e
the newly v offs h next
v
meeting- will!): held 111 Hume,
The Grand Lodge officers were in,
stalled by fest Grand Master Wurkman
James 13. Nixop, Toronto,
Finance Committee -T, A. Hastings,
Toronto ; C E, Cameron, Iroquois ; 1
M. Peregrine, Hamilton. Laws -1 13.
Nixon, Toronto J
os. Gibson, In
g
er-
sof1, E, DIae Ottawa Le 1sla-
nun-Rev Canon
A. H. Aliman,
Murk's Falls ; T. G Irving, Toronto o
1R
J, Sanderson, OrIla
AP
P
ea
ls-
F. G,u nod Toronto, Ch Ir an Col. A
Allen,
pon
lLen orae, Chairman, Newmarket.
Distribution-
R.
W Camden
East. Credentials -Robert Ingram,
Chairman, Ottawa. • State of Order -
T. M. Cornett, Chairman, Ganaltoque.
Grand Medical Examiner's Report -
1. T. Allen, Chairman, Ml, Forest.
Incidental -S. 13. Morris, Chairman.
1 01nev. Special Committee re Sec.
(9. G. M. W. Report -S. 13. Morris,
Chairman.
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
With 450 delegates to attendance and
Grand Master Workman S. Li. Morris,
presiding, the 32nd amoral Grand Lodge
ul the Au11108 Ottley 'Hinted Workmen
was held last week to 'Temple buticliug,
/tweet.). Arnuna the delegates were
tour ladies t Mr's. Rusabelle Todd,
Niagara un the Lake ; Mrs. Sara A.
Ktuse1111. Nurtu Bay ; Mrs. M. Me -
Gillis, Rugae Lodge. Ottawa, and Miss
A. L, Buddy, Lady Minto Lodge Toron-
to. Dr. ),V. D. Cowan, of Regina, P.
G. W. M. of tile Grand Lodge of the
Canadian Northwest, was present as
Western delegate.
lu th, report of the Committee on
Laws, presented by J. B. Nixon, it was
recommended that Grand Masters of
lodges be given power to suspend ot-
fic
e s of
subordinate
lodges against
whom charges are made, and to reinstate
them It such emerges are not proven.
The clause, though recommeeded by
the executive, aroused considerable dis-
cessiou,, and as a two -third vote Is re
qulred to change the constitution the
mu1011 Was dealal ed. toss.
1)r. i• N1, Cotton, Grand Medical
Exalmner, reported that the average age
ut the 3,855 ap1n-ants was 25 year's and
6 mouths. Ot the 516 deaths lust year
the average arse was Go years 4 mouths..
F. G. luwuua. Grand Treasurer, certi-
fied to the ueaithy eundiuun uf the
fivances. Special tetereuee was made
to the death ot Col. Melville D. Dawson,
Past Grand Master Workman.
1`ue lepurt ot the Special Committee
uu Orgeutzauoo was sue most Important
quesuuu to engage the attention of the
session. 01 anti 1re11suler P. G. Iuwoud
presented toe report and (1.8 aUoptlou
u 'taunt amendment was very gratltymg
lu the committee. It provides fur the
eugagpmeut 01 ageneral Ul gamer who
(Mali have full emerge of the tag/minium]
uork subject to he supetvlstun uf the
Organize, mu Huai d.
1'1] Grand Longe, A. 0. U. W., elect-
ed,fiicrts at its srsetuus Thursday of
last week its 1o110WR :—G. M. Wot•kmao,
Major J. J Craig. M. P. P., Fergus,
aca(amattuu ; P. 0. M Workmau, S. b.
Moms. Roduey ; Grand Foremau, Jas.
Mc:Ewing, M. P. P., Drayton, acclanta-
(ton , Giaud Overseer, W. C. Mike', K.
C., D. C. L., City Solicitor, Belleville ;
Grand Recorder, M. D. Carder, P. G.
M. W„ Toronto, reelected for 32nd
consecutive year ; Grand Treasurer, F.
G Inwood, P. G. M. W., Toronto, by
acclamation •' Grand Solicitor, A. F. 3,
Lawrence, 'fronto, by acclamation ;
Grand Medical Examiner, Dr. J. M.
Cotton, Toronto, appointed ; Grand
Guide, Thomas E. Bloodworth, Toron•
to ; Grano Inside Watchman, I. A.
Kinsella, North Bay.
District Deputy Grand Masters elect-
ed :-St. Clair, J. W. Stewart, Windsor;
Erie,. W. Kerley, St. Thomas ; London,
James W. Cook, Littlewood ; Brant, S.
A. Gibsou, Ingersoll ; Hamilton. W. B.
Shoup, Hagersville ; Niagara, Myron
McLaren, St. Catherines ; Guelph. John
E. Vogt, Berlin ; Huron, Harry Morris,
Godelieb': Bruc'e, lames Grieve, Moore-
fie d ; Dufferin, R. B. Henry, Orange-
ville ; Pe•l, Geo, McManus, Mono Mills;
Toronto, W. H. Morgan, Toronto ;
York, W. ,H. Clark, Stouffville; Sire -
cue, T. McNlght, Cookstown ; Ontario,
W H. VauValkenbu'gh, Whitby ;
Derham. F. Cl. McMaster, Havelock ;
Qulnte, Atex Moore, Plainfield ; Klug-
slue R W. Longmore, Camden East ;
St Lawrence, James Cnmmhngs, Lyn ;
l4toi rnuut, W. Clark. Cardinal ; Ottawa,
Wit. Hughes; 0 taws ; Lanark. E W.
Vendu eu, Smith'. Falls ; Georgian
Bat, it J. Sanderson, 0)441 (1 ; Superiur,
W E Reber sour, Ig(Oce ; Nipissing,
tV 'T McGaw, Callender.
Rept see nta'lye from the Ontario
Grant) Lodge, to the Grand Lodge of
the Canadian Northwest -Charles E.
Cameron. Past Grand Master Work-
s Vols. Alternate- B,Mor-
ria,
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odney NI W.
ris,R Rodney, G
Grand Trustees -Rev. Tames Skene,
Balnmore, W,N I'win. Toronto ; Col.
A W. Allan, Newmarket.
ExecutiveCommittee-J. 1`. • Allen,
Mt Forest ; Robert Ingram, Ottawa.
Appointed by Grand Master Workman
--Joseph Ross, Hamilton ; R. E. 17el-
81n), Guelph.
Auditors -Geo, Clay, C. G. 'Knott
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