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Seed barley -J.. P. McIntosh,
Spring Stoelu-t , N. Molmren,
, Seed oats for sale -John Doug,
Forsale-Mrs. Gordon Mooney,
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Mortgage Sale-Elowett & 8t•ay.
Seed Peas for sale -J. M. Knight.
Eggs'for hstohine-John Meadawa.
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Announcement -Walker, Black & po
Dissolution ,of partnership-Leatherdale &
Son.
a member of the English Ohurch and
was a Conservative ill politics. Fun-
eral took place Friday', afternoon,
interment being made in Brussels
aernetery, • Rev. Mr. Cameron, eon-
dncted the services. The bereaved
family is accorded the sympathy of
.the community. Mr. Christopher was
au industrious, honest and honorable
man, of a somewhat reserved turn but
respected by all who knew bilxx.
Blyth
BASE BAtL.-Friday evening of this
week, at 8 o'clock, a meeting for the
re-orgarli:ration of Blyth Base Ball
teatn for 1910 will be held at Mason's
Hotel All interested are asked to
attend so that the team may be got
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iota shape at air early date. A �o ly
number of last year's, sturdy nine are
Walton available and good sportmay be ex•
McKillop Council meets at Walton peered, Blyth citizens should heartily
Monday, April 4th, at 1,30 o'clock p. back up their team and that from the
m, to read and, consider the Muxd'ay- opening of the season,
Lamb Drain report. Annual meeting of Huron and Perth
M. altranne, Olerk, Base Ball League was held in the
Walton Sporting Association should Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on Goocl
get busy in preparation of conquering Friday, delegates being resent from
all- and sundry at Base Bail and Mitchell, Goderich, Clinton and
other athletic games. Blyth. Meeting was ,called to order
Mit. 0meeseoren-1e PASSES AWAY.- with President A. W. Robinson in the
At 4.80 o'clock Wednesday morning chair. It was expensed .that Were-
. of last week George J. Christopher, n. tary-Treasurer Bulland would be on
well known and highly esteemed reel- hand with his report but be was not
dent of Walton locality, was called so that part of the business had to be
• away from earthly scenes. He had omitted. Election of officers then
been in failing health diming the past took place as follows ,-Patrons, M.
Winter but his derniee name quite tin- Y. McLean, M. P., Seaforth ; W. H.
expectedly to those who were tin- McIntyre, M. P., South Perth ;
aware of his illness. Deceased was Paoudfoot,. M. P. P , Goderich. Presi-
born' in Waterloo Go. and lived in dent, J. A. Macleouald, Mitchell ;
Hullett tweet -up, on the Base line, Vice President, M. •Broderick, Sea
before reeving hone over 25 years ago. forth ; Secretary-Tleasrtrer, T. Haw -
His wife, who survives, was Miss kips, Clinton ; Executive Committee,
Esther Bingham. The children are V. Dean, Goderich ; M, Mclwan,
Mrs. Thos. Bolger (deceased), VS m. Clinton ;. A. Marshall, Mitchell ; F.
and Herbert at home and Alex., of Sills, Seaforth, and A. W. Robinson,
Fort Frances. Mr. Christopher was Blyth. Umpires-Goderich, J. Doyle,
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Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week with an elegant display of
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their attendance, their coniP li-
meats and their highly orders. you esteem-
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V. Dean and J. Tait; Clinl:on, W.
Pacts, M. MoEwan and J. Hooves' ;
Mitchell, W. A. Oarnaron, 3. A,, Mc-
Donald and A. Marshall ; Blyth, D.
i ontere, A, Robinson and Ea Me -
Millan. It was decided to have a
meeting of the Executive before April
15th to clraft a eohedule and to see
whether Seaforth 'will be able to put
in
at team, which at the present semis
probable, . Ib seas decided bo have a
double schedule and the winners of
the . first half to play the winners of
the 'second, at the end of the season,
home and home games. The rules of
last year were all accepted with the
exception of signing players which
has been done away with, With
Goclerich,.Clinton, Seaforth, lvlitultell
and Blyth in the league a lively sea-
son on the diamond may be expected
as all the teams in the quintette will
be out to capture the championship.
Blyth can make any of there hustle if
they get down to business. '
Lnwie Bonr.INa.-Friday evening
Blyth Lawn Bowlers elected the fol-
lowing officiary for 1010 and are look-
ing forward to a long and enjoyable
series of games :-Hon. President, A.
McKellar ; President, 3. H. Chellew
Vies President, T. W. Scott ; Seers-
tery-Teeas., J. Meal urchie. • Ground
Committee, J. H. Ohellew, A. Sloan,
3. A. G.lenniu, J. a1. Hamilton and J.
Oartee. Tournament Committee, F.
McPherson, G. L+': McTaggart and W.
Sims. Membership Committee, A.
Sloan and F. Andel son. Some neces-
sary improvements wilt be made to
the bowling green and the lawn got in
shape at an early date. Few clubs
have a nicer or better kepb plot.
Cran brook
H. Smalldon went to aliehigan.
Peter Blabis visiting friends in Mc-
.Killop.
Miss Porterfield, of Mitchell, is vis-
iting at Jacob Long's..
Jas. afeLauchlin is, visiting with old
friends here this week.
Miss Vino. Alderson is home for the
holidays from London.
Mts. G. Sperling and Elsie were at
Clintonor the
'r n holidays.
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. Miss Lizzie McKay is visiting friends
in Niagara Falls this week.
The him of Geo. Siemnu's engine
can be heard again after the Winter's
rest.
Geo. Heather is again on the road
with the mail carrying after being off
for some time.,
Some of the girls are sorry L.
Switzer has gone West. He may
come back again.
Geo
andMrs. McNichol were its
Shakespeare
attending the funeral of
the lattr's brother.
Miss E. Calder, of Toronto, is spend-
ing the Easter vacation with Mrs: J.
Forrest, of Cranbrook.
Mrs. R. K. McDonald returned
home from Toronto last week, accom-
panied by Miss B. Calder.
Dr. Margaret Calder and Miss'
Mamie Adams, of Wingham, spent
Sunday at the home of Jahn Forrest.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Lily (better
known as LiayRadditz) were visiting
Fred and lvlrs. Radclitz on Good .
Fri -
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D. and lvlrs, Brown have moved
here from Logan and have bought the
G. Thompson farm, East of here. We
welcome them to our burg.
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It is reported tact the I'otestera
goat died last Friday night and that
they held a wake. The light was
burning until Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Woolf, of Palmerston,
were visiting old friends in the burg
last week. It is 25 years since Mr.
Woolf left these parts. He used to
own the farm now owned by Mrs. J.
Gorsalitz.
A former resident of this locality
paid Nature's debt on January 14th in
the Terson of George
Forrest. Re
was nearly 73 years of age at. the time
of his demise. Mr. Forrest was a fine
man and his partner will be sincerely
sympathised with in her great be-
reavement,
mannan ; Joe of East Wa enosh ;
Mee, Barry Hopper, Mrs. bnie, of
Exeter ; Mrs. Williamson, of Michi-
gen ; Mrs, Nixon; of Brandon ;. Wm.
and Mr's. Masters, Mrs. 'Phos. Russell,
deceased. 'letev. Mr. Cook conducted
the funeral service. Remains ware
laid bo rest in Brandon's cemetery
followed by a large concourse ni'
friends.
Morris
700 Amu farm to rent for pasture. Apply oh
the farm 5th line, to Mrs. Joseph'' Clegg, or
Brussels tt'. 0.
Farmers are all into seeding.
114ise Annie Dark was home from
Gnelph for Easter,
Miss Moses spent a few days with
friends in Brussels.
Alex. Oloakey and John Bell spent
Thursday in Clinton.
iliorris township Council will meet
on Monday, April 1i.th.
Miss Store, of Toronto, has been
visiting Miss Gerrie• Duncan, 4th line.
Alex. Oloakey sowed grain on the
20th of March, pretty good 'for On-
tario.
James Grasby bas purchased the
IvicVittie farm in Iinllett at a good
figure.
Miss Lola Agar, 2nd line, was a
guest of Miss Alice Paul, of Bluevale,
Iasti;ttnday.
The Auction Sale of John Jackson's,
.8th line, went with quite a swing.
Stock sold at high figures.
Plowing was pub on the farmers'
program to a number of instances last
week but was not general owing to
the wet condition abbe land.
Joseph Smillie, 1st line, was at Ilan-
sail for a few clays visiting his brother,
who has been in poor health for some
time.
30 HAYS AND a nen.-The Judge sen-
tenced J. Henderson to 30 days in jail
and a fine of 525.00 on the charge of
chasing some girle returning from
school.
James 1M. Martin, a former resident
of the 4th line, has been committed to
Goderich jail to await an opening at
London Asylum, cin b
b of unsound
g
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Lasint Sunday an old and well known
resident of the 4th line in the person
of Wm. Shedclan passed over to the
great majority, aged 83 years, 1 month
and 27 days. The funeral took place
Wednesday afternoon to Brussels
cemetery. Obituary notice will ap-
pear next week.
It is said the repeat sent concerning
the examined head of one of Thos.
Bielby's cattle was that there was in-
dications beast
cht.ationa of rabies. The f o
s In to x T'. Bielby was ail-
ing
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belongingy.
mg also died proving no small loss to
the owner occasioned by the bite of
dog;
e aro sorry to bear that Dr. Joe
Smillie, ' i, ofBinbrook, Binb oak"Ont.
makes no
improvement as far as restoration to
health is concerned. He has been an
invalid for several years despite the
best medical attendance and nursing.
Heis an old Morris boy, being a son
of Joseph and Mrs. Smillie, 1st line.
"Joe" was a clever young man who
bade fair to head his- profession and
his illness is greatly regretted.
REPORT. -The following is the
result of the promotion examinations
in S. S.'No.1 Morris. Jr. IV to Sr. IV
-Robert Wallace, 418. Sr. III to
• 'e Meat% 434
; James
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Jr. I G a ,
Brown, 482, Jr. III to. Sr. III -Harry
Howlett, 330 ; Willie Phelan, 325.
Sr. II to Jr. III -Lillian Rogerson,
301 ; Irvine Wallace, 330 ; Robbie
Lailaw, 823. Jr. II to Sr. II -Got don
Mc0all, 267. Sr. pt. II to Jr. I1 -
Bruce Brown. Jr. pt. II to Sr. pt. II
Mamie Hall, Vera Hall, Kenueth
Taylor. Pb. I to II -Louis Phelan,
Dick Wallace.
HURRA7¢ Mortars fo
RRI6 B os 8
A
framer Morris boy, Nlouts
Smeitzer,
who lived and went to school to No 1
school, went West a numbs of years
ago and took up land near Edmonton
while he followed other lines of busi-
ness until he was ready to locate. He
is now one of the leading farmers of
that locality and as proof of such he
got a sterling silver cup valued at
$100.00 and $13.00 in cash at the
Spring show for oats, and also has
fear medals with gifts of money for
oats and pigs. That speaks well for
the men who represent Ontario in the
West. His old friends here wish him
continued prosperity.
FAMED AWAY. -One of Morris' old
pioneers passed away in the person of
Jacob Hisey at the age of about 85
years 'in the Reese of Providence,
London. Re had been an employee of
the belly Bros. for. about 8 years.
Hisey had not been in robust
health for the past year and thinking
a rest would improve hire he went
down to London to tatice afow mouths
rest.but the angel of death was hover-
ing round him and on Feb. 24th he
passed peacefully away, heart failure
being the cause of death. He was
much loved and respected by those
who knew hint and who hope that his
faithfulness has woven a crown of
roses in the Heavenly Horne,
GOLDEN WEDDING. -On Meech 21st
Edward and Mrs. Bosman, of Wing -
ham, former well known residents of
this township, celebrated the 50th
anniversary of their 'wedding. Not
many, who start out on life's journey
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together live to celebrate t -Heir Golden
Wedding but this worthy couple who
have no doubt had theta' share
of ups (incl c'lowlts in life, have
been spared to each other for half a
century: All their sons andclaughters
who ecoid possibly be' present, were
under the parental roof for the day,
and it mast enjoyable and happy time
it was. Mrs. Bosman was presented
with beautiful dinner and tea sets of
Limoges china and a cut glass howl,
while Mr. Bosman received a hand-
some Alberts chair and a gold watch
chain with fob, During the clay and
and
letters
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evening, tag t•tL•ulator y
visits were received, wishing the
worthy couple many years of con-
thined happiness.
Itelgrave
G. W. Proctor, 5111 line, had a sue-
cessful wood bee on Monday.
Miss M. F. Young spent the holidays
with friends on the 3t0 Line.
alts. Robs. Armstrong paid a short
visit to old friends in Londesboro' on
Monday.
Hugh Campbell and his sister, of
Halton, spent Easter ab their
uncle's, John Campbell.
Dr. Hamilton took his departure
from. Belgrave cm Monday to Seaforth,
where be purposes spending a short
time before going to Scotland. Mr. Nivins,Blyth, leased the
t
caw and chopping of BY, bas lin mill from WIS.
Geddes for a time.. Mr. Geddes env -
poses going West to see the country.
MARRIED. -Last Monday Rev. E.
G. Powell, of Brussels, tied the matri-
monial bow, at the Parsonage, be-
tween Robert Ohammey and Miss
Glare .lane Craig, , both of Wawanosh,
They were unattended. May their
joys be many and their troubles few"
VESTRY MEETING+, -At the vestry
meeting of the English church here,
held last Monday, 11. Proctor and R.
McRae were eieitted Wardens and R.
McMurray Lay Delegate to Synod.
The salesmen 1 ars Ii. Johnston,.
I!I o s iss e i
and (s); John-
illr.Mtu•t•ay, A. Brydges
Ston. John McGill is Vestry Olerlt.
The congregation is in good heart alta
appreciate their rector, Hew. W. H.
Hartley, whir comes from Blyth.
♦"' There passed away ab the residence
,t.. of his son -in -haw, Harry Iiop;ier, on
• .Sinaloa the 27th, James Stonehouse
at the advanced age of 85 years alter
a few days illness with pneumonia.
Mr. Stonehouse had been a resident of
East Wawanosh for many years living
tied b his son
the Parti
anrt now occupied y
Too. Retihin from tanning some
- - 15 years ago lie moved to Belgeave
SATIa till the decease of his wife four years
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atnes, of Dun.
o, since then he has continued to
live with his family Which consists
Miss Elsie Irelend, 314, line, visited
London and Stratford friends over
Easter.
Wednesday of this week Miss Salah'
Skelton was united in marriage, at
the home of her brother, Wm, Skel-
ton, Slit line, to a Mr. Campbell, of
Brice Go,
Mrs. N. A, Currie, who spent a few,
months flare visiting relatives and
hosts of 010 friends, has arrived safely
beck to her home in the West She
is a daughter of John Robb, sr., and
her Morris home was on the 6th. line.
Oran Russell and Fred Artnstrong,
51,11 line. left, last, week Inc Oalgary
where they purpose trying their for-
tune, We wish the buys success and
sympathise with the girls who are in
second mourning with a tear in each
eye.
PRoseovecnes,-Following is the re.
sult of the promotion 'examinations
held 22nd, 23rd, and 24th in S. S. No.
4, Total 755. Sr. IV.-Httrry Mc-
Outeheon, 530: l'dillie Thusll, 466.
li'rom Sr. III to Jr, IV. -Total 825 ;
Jenny Scott, 631 ; Joseph h Thusll, 584
Fred. Thuell, 538 ; Harvey Mc0ut-
eheon, 509. From Sr. II to Jr. III. -
Total 600. Florence Scott, 446;
Earnest Smith, 859. From Jr. II to
Sr. II. Total 535. Annie Thuell 347 ;
Ida Kernaghan, 344 ; Alvin Bwclgley,
385. Pt, IL -Ruby Iter•naghan. Sr.
Pt. 1, -Wesley McOutcheon, George
Oakley. Jr. Pt. I. -Edna Thuell.
I. McNees, Teacher.
Lead bu ry
Miss Sheppard, the school teacher,
spent the Easter holidays at her home
in Windsor.
George Hall shipped a oar load of
settler's effects Out West on Tuesday.
Peter Robinson went with the ear to
take cafe of the lushes. Mr. Hall and
familyintend going next week.
Archibald McLean, of Giey, bought
a fine young Durham boll, Royal
Archie, No. 78039 from John McGavin,
This is a fine animal and we wish iv'lr.
McLean success with his purchase.
Mr. McGavin has another young one
about six months old.
Ethel
Public school will re -open next
Monday.
D. 0. and Mrs. Ross, of Brussels,
were calling on relatives in this local-
ity on Good Friday.
Don't forget Thos. 1'odden's auction
sale of farm stock, implements, Ste.,
meet Tuesday afternoon.
PRESENTATION. -Monday evening
upon the eve of peparttu'e of Miss
Edith Flood to the West, a pleasant
surprisepartywas
home of Geo. W. aniven her at the
d Mrs. Pollard,
when her Sunday School class ac-
companied by -their teacher, Miss M.
McDonald, presented her with a Bible
as a slight remembrance, After
spending a very pleasant evening a
tasty lunch was served and the com-
pany Joined in singing "God be with
you till we meet again."
Grey
Township Oounoil next Monday at
Ethel.
Miss Ella McKinnon, teacher, spent
part of her vacation in Toronto.
Leslie Lamont of Bright, is visit-
ing under the parental roof during the
Easter vacation.
Miss OhristinaButtrey has return-
ed home after visiting friends at
Paisley. Guelph and Toronto.
Miss Jennie Rands, who is teaching
school at Summer Hill, is spending
hex vacation under the parental roof.
:Miss Minnie Hollinger went to Galt
for her Easter holidays visiting with
Ben and Mrs. Dark. The lathes are
sisters. •
Alex. Lamont and A. B. Cassell, of
New
IIamburg, were visitors at A.
D. Lament's, the former's home, for
the holiday,
Rus. Wheeler, of Southampton, was
home for Easter. lie is a son of
Lawrence and Mrs. Wheeler, West
gravel road.
John Stephens, of Morrington, has
been engaged by D. Machan, llth
con., for the next 3 months in connec-
tion with faint work.
The Marsh farms will be offered for
sale Saturday afternoon of next week
at the American Hotel, Brussels.
They are conveniently located prop-
erties. A description may be read
on page 8 of this issue.
Mateiial is being got ready by An-
drew Machan, 16th cote'
for the re-
building of a home to take the place of
the one recently destroyed. The new
building will be cement and will stand
on the old site so as to utilize cellar,
&c.
Goon STOOL-P.Bishop,
- J. 5th
con., has purchased a fine Durham
bull from D. Milne, of Ethel, the price
heiug $125.00. The animal is fixed
lam an important sire and dale. Mr.
Bishop's enterprise is to be commend-
ed. See his advertisement in another
column.
The sad news was received by An-
gus Shaw, 5tit cony last week of the
decease of bis brother-M.law, Thos.
Stanley, of Morice, Mich, He was at
Pointer resident of Hallett township,
Huron Go. Mr. Shaw attended the
funeral. Deceased died on the 28th.
inst., aged 61 years. It is abort 30
bent Kin -
'u •e he moved 1
Y ago n ss' (, f
i sr of Mr.
Shaw, Stanleyis a s al
horn. Mrs.
Bollen A DANDY OLXDE,-Daniel
Machan, llth Oen., who is quite a
horse fancier alai handles a good
many of diem -28 during the past
season, has invested in the 8 year old
imported Olydosdale stallion "Baron
Ruby," purchasing from Edward
French, of. Logan. The horse is a
dark roan, with good bone, muscle
and hair and weighs 1450 pounds.: Mr.
Machan will take a sheet route this
coming season being out three days
each week, We hope he will find his
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venture profitable and that hisenter-
prise will be rewarded. The horse is.
a fine ohs and comes of a good family,
Some .objection is being raised by
lvlonkton Presbyterians over the eat-
time apart of at new congregation at
Monorieil by Maitland Presbytery and
the question will be fairly dealt With
by those concerned,
A half dozen or more fanners in
this township have entered in the
Field Crop Competition for 1910 under
the direction of East Huron Fall Fair,
The crop is oats, If others intend
entering they should send their "names
to W. 1n, Kerr. Secretary.
New topic cards havebeen issued
in connection with Union church
Epworth League. The officers are
.lion. -Pres„ Rev, J. Henderson ; Pres„
Miss Beatrice Whitfield : 1st Vice,
Mrs. D. Meehan:; 2nd Vice, Miss
Emma Buttrey ; 3rd, Mesa Geo: Wil -
eon ; 4th Miss Ida Sharp ; 5th, Mrs. I.
Rathwell ; Rec.-See., Miss Mabel
Richmond : Goa -Seca, 3. H. Young ;
Treas., Geo. Wilson ; Organist, Miss
Butttey.
SOMooL REPORT. -The following is
the report for S. S. No. 6 Grey based
on the recent promotion examination.
Sr. IV.-R��o�y Hall. Sarah Hutchinson.
Jr. IV. --Wesley Yeo. Sr. III.-
*Willie Mitchell, Gertrude Ames,
George Hall, *Fred Cole. Jr. ITI.-
"John Petheriek, Bernice Flood. Sr.
II. -Stanley Hall. -Jae IL -*Russel
Yeo, *Hazel Rose, *Mary_Rose, *Earl
Lowe. Edith Ames. Wilfrid Hoye,
Milton Flood. Pt. I So. -Clarence
Flood, Isaac Rose, Lawrence Lowe.
Pt. I Jr. -Howard Cole, Viola
Mitchell. *Not promoted.
Beissra Mons, Teacher.
Jamestown
Thos. and Miss Eliza Burk were
visiting at Ripley.
Mrs. Jno. Bell, of Ripley, was a
visitor with Mrs. Samuel Burk for a
few days.
The Caldbick family have got nicely
settled in their new home at White-
water, Mau.
Mrs. Juo. Smith, East of here, sold
dried apples to the value of $107.50.
the work of her hands during the past
Winter.
Phe girls are all g
nderin whether
Wes. Jermyn ie going to keep batch
or not this Summer but we advise
them to await results. Wesley will
be sure to choose the right girl.
Women's Institute meeting for
March Thursday of this week at the
home of Mrs. A. Bryans. Mrs. Richard
Miller will give a talk on "The care of
milk and the making of butter." All
the women of the neighborhood are
cordially invited to be present. Re-
member the Roll Call and what it
calls for.
Milton Jermyn and 'sister, Miss
Martha, left for the West on Tuesday,
March 22nd, where they purpose mak-
ing their home for a time at least.
Their objective
point was Brandon.
They mae manfriends during their
few years of residence on the 2nd of
Morris who were sway to see them
go and who will be pleased to hear of
them prospering in the West. Some
of their friends entertained them and
made a presentation ou the eve of
their departure.
2nd Term Exam
jr. IV -Daily work and exams, iii Phys..
Comm, Spell, Geoe, and Aritlt,
T Deadman. 98 . J 380185581.........6
A, MoLauoblin..,,84 R Barkley, . •,.04
W A Armstrong.. , .82 I MoLauclrlizt... , 09
,W Tion 81 13 Kerr 62
E Lowry•....,.. 66 F Wood ,54
A Boo 79 L Lowry 1
L
Ballantyne. -73 3 Fdliott oa
H Burgess 72 H Fax...........55
E Toole 08 E Moore 54
H Work. .,.."...68 k' Lowry.... ... 36
W Harris 07 G Colvin, .......52
D, Sinn, Teacher.
BRUSSELS
OONTINUATION
SCHOOL
The percentage of total marks given -
75% gives honors and 60% pass. In addi-
tion to this standing an honor candidate
must make 50% on each subject and a
pass candidate 40%. A student may have
obtained the requisite total but may have
failed in one or more subjeots. The June
promotion exam. is partially based on the
results of the term exams. Pupils who
fail to obtain the requisite 60% on term
exams. must show im rovement in their
p
se of term.
work before the close
Rooms 1 & 2
Form III -Exam. in Chem., Physios,
French, Alg„ Hist Geom., Lat., 0. ., Lit. ,
Comp.
Per cent
T Armatrong....87
31 Hewitson 77
F Scott 72
A Forrest69
T Diokson.87
F Bryans 64
B Curry 63
O Armetrong681
3' Clark 56
J Wilton 56
Per cent
C Holmes 54
W Mo0ubobeon51
J Henderson51
A Mollelvey50
V Bowman48
K Ament 43
O Forbes 41
N Ewan 35
Root 4
Sr.11T.-Exam Spell., Arib., Gram.
Mem., Read„ Deportment and daily work.
Per cent R McKay 64
G Edwards......86 J Ballantyne.. •,62,
3 Oliver ,84 V MoOracken....555
J Metanehlin,,..76 A Thompson,.... 51
L Jaokson 76 11 absolver 50
L Burgess.......66
Jr. IIL-Exam. in Geog., Read,,. A'Cerri•,
Gram., Spell., Deportment and daily
work.
R Stewarb 93 11 Hewitt 67
I Toole..........90 L Jaokson68
O Powell 89 L MoOracken....51
L Arent 82. 5 MoLauohlin
B Oampbell78 E Rands....: .61
61
A McLauohim76 0 Jaakson .00
✓ Oartis 72 I, Wright 60
T MoLauohlin...73. V . Sinclair 64
H Gurria 88 W Payne 49
H. M. Dowuxso, Teacher.
Form II -Exam. in Physical, Geom„
It. Keeping, Arith., Alg„ Br. and Oriental
Hieb., Read., Lib. and Comp.
E Deadman, 91 B Warwick ...69
H Armstrong BO H Hoover.........58
A Grant 76 W Sperling 53
O Leckie
73 K Wilton ..
J
Watson .51 matron 78 D
Armstrong
M Thompeon71) 31 Mooney 50
J Bremner 66 5 Fox..... .....50
L Armstrong. 65 A Cooper,. ....49
F Eokmier 63 5 Gerry.... 48
B Leckie 63 V Ainlay 46
E Plum...••••.•.60
Farm I -Exam. in French, Comp.,
Arab., Physics, B. K., Art, Geo., Alg.,
Hist., Read.
E Sotherau 82 H Ament 73
L McDonald ..82 I Barkley ...... ,73
T Ynill..... .....81 E ScIIers 72
P McKenzie .80 W Kerr... ...,72
F Woke ...... 79 0 MoKinhon.....67
t and 66
M
Fein 78 Rands
J Menzies .78 F Robb 66
J Taylor 78 13 Lamont 62
I Streohan 76 J Smith 60
G Kerr 74 W Ainlay ..54
J MoLennan,.,...74 0 Stuart- 49
Bessie Mama,
J. 11. CAMERON, Principal,
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Room 3
Sr,- IV -Daily work and exams. in
Comp., Gram., Geog. and Arith.
Lro .. 3
VRoee 84 Harold wy ..7
Hazel Lowty86 O Emigh.,.,.,..67
E Barkley N Fox 80 e
Y 66
13 Flatb ... 79 A Wilton,,..,65
O Crooks..,..,,.78 A Moore 39
S Brotheis......77
nowt 5
Sr. 1I -Exam. in Read., Writ., Dr.aw.,
Spell., Lit., Mem., Daily work. c,
M Wright. 88 P Barkley 8
D Ross 82 M Carter. 75
W 'Buohanan80 F McNaughton .70
H Stewart 80 F Payne.. ...09
E Oameron79 W Harknees.....4
H Gerry 78
Int. II -ExaminArith., Writ-, Drew., Mem., Read,. Spell., Geog., Daily work.
O Best 82 A Fox 59 '
RMoore.........79 V Harris.b7
M Skelton...e...72 J Warwick..... -56
R Brewer 72 W Burgess 01
M Haist.........69 J Jamieson 44
E Howard 66 R Currie. ... ....86
A J Thomson 80 0
nitre.. ...V'3 s
Jr. II -Exam. in Lit., Read Arith.,
Spell., Comp., Daily work.
E Powell '79 H Lott ...... ....66
G Thomson76 R Payne .... ....,59
M Stewart 76 L Snider 11
E Jamieson 69
i
G. Ross, Teacher.
n0OM 6
Class V -Exam. in Aritb.,
Language, Read., Deportment.
H Toole 91 H James 78
73
86 I McNichol
BWrightw
71
" M Boss DanfordhB So
M:
S MoLeuohlin84 W Roe 71
M Pawson 81 C Moore 68
J Fox 81 0 Anderson 66
O Hemineway....79 M' Campbell 68
Class IV -Exam. in Arub., Spell.,
Read., Deportment and Daily work.
M MoLaucblin ..95 G Snider 62
✓ Lowry........87 E Somers
M Cameron 88 0 Heist ..68
A Drage 81 J Lowry 58
G Beaker ...... ,.74 J Harkness53
A Cardiff 71 0 Howard.......42
D Currie 63
Class III -Excellent -M' Kerney, E
Jackson, M Wilton, E Burgess, L Conley.
Good- W James, A Stewart, J Emigh, F1,..
Hollinger.
Class II-Excellenb-Ethel Stewart, M.
Oliver, E Stewart. Good -O' Thompson.
Claes I -Excellent -3 Kelly, R Glassier,r,
Jim Kelly.
Spell.,
FLoanrton I. Boom ate, Teacher..;
Church Chimes
There will be Divine service in the
Catholic Church, Brussels, next Sun.
day. April 3rd, at to.30.
LORD'S ' DAY ALLIANCE. -W'es't Wed-
nesday evening a union meeting in the
interests of Brussels branch of the a
Lord's Day Alliance will be held in .
Melville Church, commencing at 8 o'-
clock. An address on the subject will
be given by. Rev. E. G. Powell.
Epworth League Anniversary sermons
will be preached next Sabbath in the
Methodist Church by Rev. G. F. Sal-
ton, of Stratford, at 10.30 a m. au0
p. m. Ha was a former pastor and'"is
fine preacher. Monday evening he will
deliver his popular illustrated lecture,
..The Yellowstone of . Ontario", which
will be well worth hearing and seeing.
Dm Goon Wolof. -Last Sabbath Mrs.
Hislop, Dominion organizer of the W W. C.
T. U., addressed audiences in the Metho-
dist and Melville churches morning atut
evening respectively on the week`Ol+
the influential body she represented,.
She spoke in the Methodist. Sabbath
Schoolthe afternoon and c eliveeed in 1 •'
lecture in Melville church MondEty
evening on 'The sunny side of Testi-`
penance work." Mrs. Hislop is a free,
forcible and pleasing speaker possessing,.
a strong Scotch accent, tier visit 're-
sulted 01 an awakened interest in the '0
local branch and an augmented member.
ship.
VESTRY MicxTING.'-'Tho annual vestry
meeting of St. John's church Brussels '
and St. George's church Walton, was
beld last Monday. The reports' Were
quite favorable, especially of St.
George's. 'I he cburches and rectory ,
9
are entirely free of debt. Lxtelieiv3-re= o.1,
pairs were made on 9t oho s cburelt
A
last burmer, which have allboon peal
for. A small deficit iu current expenses
at St. John's is shown through a delay
a few cases of making contributions.
Tile Ladies' Guild of Si. George's hand-
ed to the Wardens over See to be applied
to church' work as they thought best.
john Cardiff and T. Newsome were ap-
pointed Wardens of St. John's church.
Win. James, Vestry Clerk and W. J.
Garside, delegate to Synod. John
Bolger and John Scarlet were chosen
Wardens of St. George's church and
john Scarlett, delegate Lo Synod,
Duff•
s fthe" are.
Clarke soli o Onatl Minis •
-
ter of Agriculture, is seriously ill' at
Guelph,