HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1910-4-7, Page 1VOL. 38 NO, 40
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL ], xgzo
W. H. KER;R, ProbrieIor
• New:Advertisements
aeon -Walter eros,
Local-R..H,etowlu't,-
Ltteetaltrwst Miner,
Loeel-$aanta1 Burke, • •
or Gala -1 1t. Drvane,
bocci-Welkerbk.
&oleo
Bull tor service -J..1 Webb.
Hugo fo�• hatching -W. Long.
Tenders wonted -IT$ Scott,
Wonted -Cordon McDonald.
R� Sze for hatching-D.A. Lowry.,
Aoeaocleaning wreka-D. O. Rose.
Evergreens for tinIe—A. H. ,laooba.
a+ o lar o stooks-Winker,ula lc oo,
w s a o
rich as minister of. Knox Church and
greatly
was really beloved.
modern, neatend a credit to the mann-
facture'. bit, Out fines a large trade
in the regular trips the wagon.
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Tiie vaginae monthly meeting of the
Wotneu's Inattlttta w)II be held at the
items of Mra. J, Cl, Johnston on Th.urs-
day, April 14111, at 2,30 p. in, All the
inernbeve are requested to .attend.
The topic will 'be '''1VIalciug shirt waists
and a eons,e ..
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the 0er)oerG to he given by tato
choir of Bt. Audratv'a liuteh, Blyth,
on Wednesda avenin 1'sth lost„
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will be a goat attraction. rho artiste
will be Owen A. Stnily, of Toronto
aiid M185 Bart: of Henson. They will
be assisted by local, talent,
The Ministerial Association of
anti vicinity, will rneot at tl0
manse on Monday next at 2.30
p • m, Rov. J. R. atann of Aubtum,
will read a paper on "Some Results of
Criticism." All the ministers of the
disteict are invited. to attend.4th
dist-mm/0e followed. Thee° meetings
should be largely tlttended by all who
c1e lie 10 see their Fellows helped in
any way. Hoop woman has some
special line of work of which .elle le
captLble of enlightening others upon,
and thereby liolpurg her fellow-be)ngs,
good work. Signed on behalf of the
members of Ethel Auxiliary.of the
W. V. M. S. airs. Jae. Laird
1 Mrs, D. W. Dunbar
Ethel April 5th, 1010, -
alis, Fed'gtisQll was taken completely
by surprise bnt,in a few words thank•
ed G he ladies for their choice .gift and
kind rernernbrancs of her and wished
the Society man ro eio t
y y o sp t t Years
and stated that thou li in coming
years she may be identified with other
Missionary Soeietiea the members of
; y..g
Ethel Auxiliary will be lovingly re-
membered; •cause
followed by the beet wishes of a host
of friends. The bride's [going away
8 own was of blue with hat. po match.
relay their joys be many,
Onre.-About eight o'clock on Wed--
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neaday' evening '11 this week the
dealli occuimed of tiannalu D. Redden
relict of the late George McMann, at
the home of her son-10•law,. John
Shortreed 9t .con. with whom she
, h ,
lm beau reslclmg- Por the .past 3 of 4
yore. Deceased, who was iu her 70th
year, bad been ailing for soma time
. '
heart failure and dropsy ,being th•e
of death. Mr, McMann died'
about 6 years ago and for a good
mar, etheypleased
y years were well known
of McKillop. . Tea funeral
will take
will take place to Brussels cemetery
ou Friday afternoon at L o'clock, ser-
vice being held at the house at 1.80p.
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A PIONEER DEPARTS. -AG his home
line, Morrie, on nares `27th, the
late William Shedden passed away.
• e as he
His eiiwas fere unexpelt d
had been a sufferer for some Years
from a complication of alabite s. lie
was bolo in Berth, Ayrahiie, SOUL-
laud, on Jan. 30th, 1527, and was mar-
vied to lits now bereaved .partner,
Jean Lauchlaud on Dec. 29th, 1&18.
.
Atter living in the Old Laud fur. 8
m iu Poria for 3 ears ansae Mr,
ing i they es for ed to s whennada Mr.
Shedden worked atYliis trade as tan-
iter. From Paris he removed to what
was known as the 'Queen's Buah" in
the Cotvuship of Morris, taking •up the
100 aura farm npou which his sou,
edlivenow d untie l5tle sous where owhen he
1 y ago
removed to the adjoining fax where
he spent the rewamder of his days.
Mr: Shedden visited the Old Land in
1881 but he preferred his Uauadian
home: There are four surviving
children, viz p-Mre. D.: Lenient, of
Clare, Mich. ; Miss lVlaggie at Howe,
and Robert and James, of Morris,
The funeral •service on Wednesda
y
was conducted at his late home by
Rev. Mr. Ferguson, of Selgrave, intoe-
went being mado in Brussels caws-
tery Pallbearers were John Little,
William Kearney, 'Phomas Bradshaw,
Solowan Cloaks William Miller and
y'
John McAI�ter. When Mr. Shedden
came to Morris there were only
y 2
buildings in Brussels, belonging to
Thomas Halliday dud„ the Aintay lam-
aa. Deceased's daughter, Mrs.
Lamont, and Mrs. Shedden's brother,
•William Lauchland, of Oshawa, were
in attendance at the funeral. One
brother survives to Scotland. Mr.
and Mrs.Shedden were married for 61
years. He is Wettest of the pioneers
°f this locality. Mr. Shedden Lvas a
Presbyterian in religion and a Liberal
in politics. lie was a most honorable
roan tubo enjoyed the esteem of the
cowmunity. By mdustry and thrift,
assisted by the valuable assistance of
the members oP the family, the sub -
jest of this notice had acquired a most
comfortable home and surroundings.
He was a .first-class neighbor and
dearly loved toChat over the old days
as they were related to both Canada
and Scotland. The community ex -
tend aywpaI•hy to the bereaved
especially to tea aged, get active and
faithful partner of so man ears who
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is in the 85t1t •year •of her age: Mra.
Shedden and dao titer will continue
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to reside Ln the home on the 4th line,
J, Otlrrie, of the Trader't
turned ort Monday from a
his parents at Mount Fore,
Miss Lulu Rutherford, wl
teaching school near 1
seendi08' the Baster vocalis
parents here,
Mrs, Alex. Oempbeli
Clarence and Wallace, of I
visiting the 'femme's' tool
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Jne, Laclsi.e, of Tutnbecrg,.
H. A. Kelsey, photeg
Teewaler, was in the villa g
plated arrangements for
gallery here' Tuesday of etc
The many friends of fi
Lovell will be leased to
she has secured the
superior tri the Children's
Hospital, i 1, Chicago.
The man friends of Joho
y
a former well known in
Fotdwich and Corrie, will
.learn of his death which to(
his home in Vancouver a
weeks a o. A widow two
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and four sons survive.
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Wier nham
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FELL MT 4 313 1:10A Aire.. t, t is
five -year' -old o t ' }loopy Haylee
son ?i ry y a
was drowned Li he Maitland River at
19,30 o'cloelc Iti ou 1 : mor :ail . In
e r , l t ay nr t
o li,pa ry with tits brother, age( eight
he was crossing the 0: P. 1l, Wedge
aril iL• is Chou ht that iu some a. Ile
g way
lost his balance and fall into rho
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water; the body was recovered' about
three• uarte,•s cit an hoar later,
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Walton
M,ILLIdei$ t t Mite E. Tyler will re-
eoiv.: orders for 'lino +. at ]t Par-
P L da mil ry the P L
ono a fere Seri Shewill be
s g { l t h
glad to meet the okl customers as *ell
as now ones and be leased to supply
a11, in headweal' pPI y
Rev. A. 1i Jones, of Auburn, will
preach in the Methodist church next
Sunday evening aa '7 o'clock in behalf
of the Snp erannitation Fnnd. At
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the dose of the public service he will
address the League..
Wednesday, 20th ineG., the regular
monthly meeting of Walton Waruen s
Institute will be.hold:' Subject will
be "Value of the bath and how to use
it." Mrs. A. Dundee and Mrs. John
McGavm futrodnce the topic;
Wednesday of last week Rev. Mr.
Lundy porfcrmad tea marriage Cere•,
irony; at Duff's manse, between Thos.
Jus. Dennison and Miss Ella Maude
Johnston, both of •this •locality. Their
wide circle of friends wish them many
happy returns of the day,
ILL -Weare sorry Co report
the serious illness of an old resident
of Morris in the person of Gilbert ate-
Callum„ who recently moved from the •
8th line to the 9th, neat Walton. As
entleman Y9 87
g years of age
roll
he old vitality that stood by him is
no Ion ea. there. At times he suffers
a great dean
3LITBtsimentL.- A very pleasant
event took place at the home of Alex.
and, Mrs. Mervyn; 2nd con. of Ben-
tinek, Bruce On., when their youngest
clan titer, Miss, Mar aret E., 'oined
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heart and hand with John Mc eil, of
Walton; ou.March 23rd at 4 o'clock p.
m., by Rev. Mr, Cox, English church
minister, of Hanover. The guests
numbered about fifty. Bride received
a number of presents. Congratula-
tions over, they all sat down to Sian-
per at a table Tootled With many good
things. The rest of the evening was
very •enjoyably spent. The bride and
groom ]eft for thew new home in this
place on Saturday, where' Mr. McNeil
runs a blarhsnrith business. We wish
Mr.. 'and Mrs. McNeil many happy
years of wadded life. iVir, McNeil iso
fine young business man.
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, xs,tl"t.Ct t1Ys
Blyth
Our farmer well known townsman,
Wm. Campbell, 01 Toronto, has been
renewing old acquaintances here,Blyth
g . clBlyth
corning chiefly on account of the de-
struction of his buildings by the fire of
last week. .
Rev. J, Edmonds, of Leamin ton,
O)it., formerly ratter of Trinity
church, Blyth,,. has been appointed by
the Bishop•of Htteon to the rectorship
of the Parish of Wardsville and New-
bury. The appointment, dates from
the 1st of April.
NEW Rica. -A dandy naw peddling
wagon lues been turned out ficin the
Slater & Silos factory for J. Cott, the
well ]mown roeer of town. It .is
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Moir{
Seeding is going with a rush.
Miss Lizzie Spore was a visitor
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with Toronto relatives during the
past week.
John Stewart, wife and children, of
Bluevale, were ctsilole with M. S.
Watson last Sunday.
While cutting wood the other daydemisex
Milton Watson had the misfortune to
cut an ugly =ash in his foot with the
axe. g y 6
Miss Minnie Walker, 6th line, who
nae heart attending Business college
at Toronto, has been home on :a
•visit.
Joe Kellie ton is home on a visit to
his mother gond other relatives. 4th
line, attar an absence in the North-
land of 6 years.
We are sorry to hear of the death of
a baby daughter at the home of Geo.
A. Papa, of Toronto, formerly of the
5tli line, last week,
Misa Dotha and Willimina Camp-
bell, of Kincardine, attended the
painpbeil-Skelton wedding Wednes-
day of last week.
A Government inspector was a visi-
tor here recently seeking the facts of
the case Ln reference to the mad dog
re orts as it is related to the death of,
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T. Bielby's cattle.
M. S. Watson, postmaster and mail
contractor, of Sunshine, has resigned
hisjob as he intends leaving shortly
for Northern Ontario to try his luck
in the gold fields of that country.
The nil tank wagon driving from
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Wingham to Brussels last week broke
through the flooring of the Ole
bridge, 5th line. Damage was repay
ed but a new structure will soon be
required.
bliss Jessie Deason, who is recover-
ing fi• co an attack of typhoid fever
at Toronto hospital, covering 11
weeks, is here on an extended visit at
S. Walker's,_6th line. We hope she
wilt soon recruit her health at her old
Noma here.
PARD OF THaNss.-I hereby tender
my sincere and heartfelt thanks to
my many kind friends for the very
generous and Tactical way in which
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they expressed theic sympathy with
me, in the serious loss of cattle, which
I recently sustained. Yours grate-
fully, THOMAS BIELnY.
GREAT GRAND DAIIGHTER.-On the
22nd of March a baby daughter came
to the home of Osie and Mrs. Derby,
of Clare, Michigan, of particular in -
terest to this community from the
fact that it is a great grand daughter
of Mrs. Wm. Shedden, 4111 line. We
wish the young lady long life and
much happiness.
DIED LAST SATUttDAY.- William
N., youngest son of George Kelly, 8th
line, away at the parental
home last Saturday at the early age
of 25 years, 4 months and 5 days. Be
had been in Failing health for a few
months previous. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr.
Cameron, 0f Brussels, conducting the
service. Interment was made in the
family plot in Brussels cemetery,
Deceased. was born in Morris. town-
ship was en estimable young man and
his demise is regretted by.a wide circle
of friends who sywpathtse with the
bereaved. CaLL.-One day last week
the barn on 1110 farm of James Laws
son, 8th line, had a close call from
being destroyed by fire. They were
using the steam engine to run the
grinder when a spark from the former
alighted on the roof annotated and
another into apile offence reale seteing
to work in real etrrweat and when the
alarm was
fight for a given
tooren ova the
danger. J. J. Gilpin, of Bcuseels.
happened to arrive at the time with a
disc harrow and lent a eel w hand
helping
to Messrs. Lawson and Mrs. Lawson.
From 8 to 10 feet square of shingles
were burned or torn off to make sue
the flee was out. Quite a stiff breeze
was blowing toward 111e barn from the
position the engine was in.
SRgLTON-Ce BELL NUPTIALS. -
Qrlide's
loek,Wednesday1 afternoon, Marchfthe
5 o'clock, at the boos f t e b
brother, William Skelton, 81h line,
Morris, in the presence of about 60
r.elativesand friends, the marriage of
Miss Sarah Jane Skelton, sister of the
host, and Jolin Campbell, of
Rinctrcline Ont. took lace, Rev.
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Mn. Oooper, of Blyth, officiating.
The bride was dtessed in a silk gown
with white silk trimmings and the
room wore the conventional black.
only attendants were Miss Cora
Shelton, of Morris, and Miss Matt
Skelton, of Brussels, nieces of the
bride who,dressed in white acted os
flower girland preceded the bride to
the strains of the Wedding Sloven
played by Alfred Skelton, a nephew
of the bride. ceremony was perform-
ed undat an emelt of evergreens, the
ring ceremony being used. Groom's
gift to the bride was a handsome gold
'bracelet and to each of the attendants
a gold locket and chain. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was sere-
ed in the dining room. where pink and
white carnations were much in
evidonoe. The table teas set with
dishes that formerly belonged to the
br'ide's gi andmothor. Guests were
present from Kincardine, Erussels,
\•Vatford, Blyth, Morris, Seaforth and
other pointe: Many beautiful 11Pres-
etas were displayed. Mr, and 71iis.
Campbell left nu the Thursday even-
ing troin for their home in Kincardine
Goderich .
SUDDEN Dears, -The people of
Goderieh and particularly the congre-
great]
gaticn of Knox Church are y
shocked and grieved at the death of
Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, B. A.; which
sad event took place in Ottawa Wed-
neaday forenoon. Rev. ser. Anderson
was on his wayto Montreal to receive
the Honorary c1eggt'ee of D. D., when
he was seized with a• malignant at-
taek'of la grippe: An abscess formed
and blood poisoning set in. i3e leaves
a widow, one daughter and 5 sous.
He has been almost 22 years in Gode-
MoncriefF
.Geo. olid ams. I c;bertaou'spent San-
day with relatives ui Dnnegal.
John Hislopp and son Loofas took in
the Seafot'th Sprieg Fair 1 uesday of
this week.
miss Annie StruGbo' of Done til; •is
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visiting with her sister, Mrs. George
Robertson.
Ww. Bailey is shipping consider -.QUITE
able pressed hay from McNaug}tL
thisjweek.
We are glad to report that ans.
Cao: Hanley, who has been very ill, is
i nprnv,ng uY health:
We are sorry Ghat alis. D. Brown is
not reeoveri ng from her illness as
speedily as her friends would wish,
Dan. Neable has rented Geo.,
r Brown's farni, boundary of Elmo, and
Logan, and moved over there last'
weep Dan. .moved
good neighbor and
the people of Monor'ieff wish him
success,
• Cranbrook
Miss Mina 111eRae is vieia
in Ethel.
Mr. Uterar has had an a
grippe but is improving,
Jas. Byron was visitingos.
aud\otrm points.
Bt. Mrs.
Mre. H. lyerman is v
daughter, Mrs. Fred. Oster
Join Rttohie, of W' II
the village on Thursday la!
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Mrs, pollard, 01 Listowel,
at the home d, John Switz
Chas. and Mrs. 1Vlurr, of
spent Saturday at Jacob Le
Bob Uampbell, of arum
ited frisuds • •o the burg lase
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw via
marek doing the Easter h
Mrs. DUhng has gena W
her daughter Mrs. Crooks
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chewan.
•Nlies Jean Campbell an
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borne, of Oarnnunnock,
Oranbrook.
Mise Lavinia Alderson,
home for the Darter vacat'
turned to London.
U. Shaw Has been re -e
another year as Principe
brook Public School,
Huether Bros. are Navin
able repairing done to thea
First the cage and then th
Jas. Cameron and f
.settled on the McNeil far
They will be missed in the
Rev: Mr. Mol? enzfe, of
will Deco the pulpit in
occupy p {i
dist Church next Sunday
April 10CH.
Fred, Jeschke has puree
adjoining George Spatli
owned byMr. Beck, also
land from G. Snarling.
nesnealyesaann�
ea -station
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Were delighted with the success of our
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Opening and we thank the Ladies for
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their attendance.
the Originality of Ideas the Cleverness �i
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and the of Color Schemes
Beauty ea
to our Milliner a'touch of exclusive=
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makes it so easy for. you to select.
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best of all our Prices are very Mod
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r�a4 nananram as -Ines s rad` ea`raensm`p!c>ti asay���-6
Belmonte fl
® Millinery ,�
/7 Parlors
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Grey
R. O. Armstrong, of Heufiyn, sold
a valuable stallion one day this week
to Dtt, Wood, 8th lice.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Elfrnd, of
Wallace, will preach Educational
sermons in the Methodist churches on
Ethel Circuit.
Mrs. J. P. Armstrong, 6th line, who
has been in failing health for the past
year is, 'ire are sorry to learn, quite
Ina at present.
The Epworth League' of Roe's
Church purposes holding a Shoe social
on Tuesday evening, 26th inst., that
you must not miss.
W. M. Hatohinsou has gone to the
West on a prospecting trip. He will
'see Alberta and possibly may locate
there if he finds what•, suits haw:
John Savage has returned home
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from Oon where he has leased his
property fel• a term of years. Rumor
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has it that on Ids next visit he will
not come back alone,
The fleet meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society will be held in
Union Ohurch.next Wednesday after-
noon at 2,30. A full attendance of
Ethel
Township council lost here last
Monday,
Rev. Mr. Henderson will preach on
the Wallace circuit next Sabbath in
tea interests oP the eonnexioual
Funds of the Conference.
`'Sabbath Observance' was the
theme of a strong, interesting sermon
in the Methodist Church last Sunday
evening. The music, which was quite
inspiriug, was on the same line.
Rev. Mr. Elford, of Lebanon, will
take - the services on the Ethel circuit
next Sabbath and will present the
claims of the 'Educational work at
each appointment. Oollections and
subscriptions' will be taken in aid of
the Fund.
The Council at their last meeting
here a otnted Wm. Pawson, of
pppassed
Ethel, an Inspector to carry out the
provisions of the By -Law restraining
dogs from running at large, with
authority to lay complaints, before
any Justice of the Peace, against all
parties harboring unwuzzlea dogs and
with power to shoot or destroy ell
dogs, if the owners are unknown.
117 ATRIMONIAL.-AL 5p. m. on Wed-
nesday nI last week wedding bells
chimed at the home of Mrs. Malcolm
Ltunggorit when her second youngest
daughter, Miss s Magi Maud an hied
hand and heart in a matrimonial al-
Bance, Rev. D. B. McRae, of • Oran-
k,lberngg,���the offlctattnggclergyman:
While life Wedding March was being
rendered by Miss Mina Dunbar the
principals took their places for the
coremouy, the bride being given away
by her brother, Peter Lamont.. Thera
were no attendants. A very becom-
iugcostume of Cream Batiste, trimmed
with insertion and satin ribbon was
worn by the good looking bride. She
Carried a beautiful. bo est of white
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carnations and wore Lilies of the
Valley hi her hair. Her travelling
suit was navy bine Venetian. Only
iwmechate relatives were resent,
about 70 in all. Groom's gift to the
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bride was an elegant gold watch;
Many useful and well chosen .gifts
were
goom. nTdinvinto the expression of
Following t
good wishes the company ear duan to
well spread teilxles to which ample
justice was done. The evening was
spent in music, song; social chat,
•games ant dancing: ale. and Mrs,
Ste heuson went to thein own home
6th con., that night where they begin
married life tinder favorable alis-
pices and with gond wishes of twiner-
nus relatives and friends fnrlcmgyears
of happiness and prnsper'Lty.ne
ADDREas AICD PRI(SENTATXON. 11G
the close of the April meetingof the
W. F. M. S., held t Mrs. Laiiid's, the
President, Mrs: Laird read Lite follow-
in address and Mrs. Dunbarnicely:-Barry
g present-
ed Mrs. (Di.) Ferguson with two
beautiful pieces of hand painted china.
DEAR. Mxas. PERGIISON.-We, the
nimbus of the Women's Foreign
. Missionary Society, learn with deep-
est regret that you will soon be talc-
fog your departure from our midst.
You Have been our hotored Secretary
since this Anxilituy was organized,
neatly 24 years ago and have always
been rsadyto help in everything per-
witting to Missionary work and for
the advancentenb of God's . Kingdom.
We asic you to accept this slight token
of our appreciation acid esteem and as
aremembrauco of the many happy
hours spent together in the aataster•s
Cause. hoping you array lung be
spared to take an active part it every'
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BAD FIRE IN BLY
RBeariy one block del
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Walker BIack 0 O
the ladies of the congregation is re-
quested.
A well bred Holstein hull has been
purchased by J. I. Welsh, con, 6, from
the well known breeder P. D. Ede, of
Oxford Oentie, which will be kept fur
service by the purchaser who. deserves
credit for his enterprise.
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At the close of the Epworth League
service at Roe's next Tuesday evening
the Sunday School well be re -organ-
;zed for the corning year. Will all
those interested in the Sabbath School
make it a point to be on baud.
About x o'clock Thursday
last week the ringing of t
roused many citizens from
hers and the bright filum
pointed out the spot where
which proved [o be at the
of W. J. Andrew's grocery,
The flames had worked tbei
outside by this time and
brisk breeze was making su
that it was impossible to sa
. stock when ready hands a
and Mrs, jaekaou had jus
the street a few minutes p
returning from the Campb
wedding but saw no signs o
fore Mr: Jackson had got i
the light was noticed by
and the former at once rad
and ear father lacer ails lA
steel shutters on his brie
was striking to the fire h
heard the alarm.
It was only a matter ofa f
before the flames spread to t
buildings and it was apper
whole range of wooden str
Boomers as , he wind carried
wasgmade until hvtha SlaterNo
was reached and it would h
prey hada not been for the
of the Fire Brigade. .
the beat along the waU that
glass behind the steel %bn
and every pane was broken,
coveringwas possiblythe
this builiu By
g• 3,30 the
past and a summary of them
revealed the fact that D. So
Code theofficeofssrs,
Andrew's grocery ,
shoe shop, Lea Sam's laund
vacant shops had gone up
Wm, Campbell wathe or
,shops occupied by three first
tos the Cook estate. Itjr
carried some insurance but u
permitted theis's to lapse
geently the loss will have no :
Lee Sam WAS without ins
his loss was said to be abou
went to London on Situ
buildings were bath from es
or more ago. i i. McCrea
on hie house. Mr.' Ana'
heeu o op his grocery'stock
been transferred Brom W. j
month ago when the ,former
business. Mr. Andrew el
and shoes as well as, grc
Emigh, who is Division C
lost .blank forms, statutes,
Begley'slosswas about $so.
has opened his shop in the s
a short time ago by Mosta,
.Sedggood ; Mr. Begley is
in the McCummiu's tailor
Messrs. Emi h & Code me
ters lu the post ollttco eparta
McKinnon block as soon a
Postmaster Sims who move
Milian 'block. Mr, Anflrt
definite) decided what be rr
to the coo ,Talo wiping out
books. invoices. &e.
iV!/®Lar
Furniture
®iiS�
We
;:, Leatherdale
firm:
goods
theThis
best
reduce
offer
next
Here
Here
DYesser and
China Cabinet
Hall Racks
i
Hall Racks
music Cabinets
Tapestry Squares
Carpets '
p pery
Carpets per
CaY et eY
p p
Oil Clot11S.
VACUUM
UNDERTAKING
Wal
1
Phone 36
•above
Large Stocks ®f
9 %� !,1hire.
�i d
„
Furnishings 1
have just purchased the enure stock of R.
&San at a rate on the $. The
is -well known here and has- always kept
y p
of the best.quality. We are now puttingfrom
2 in 1. g yes us the largest andioeeeds
assorted.stock in the County. In tinier to
our stock to the capacity 'of one store we
p y
Special Inducements to purchasers for the
0 days.
s
are ,,j
a Feld the
ofMany Bargains
Stand regular $1 0 00 now $8.50
„ „
25 00 22 00
„ ,t
10 D0 $ 00
,t ,+
7 50 . 6 00p
�� ;. 6 00 c! 4 50
,t ti
1 2 00 1 0 00
and " 1 1 0 1 00
- c,'
yard 85 $0
and " 65. ,' 60
y
23cper square
q yard
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Wroxeter
NEWSY' NOTES. -Sirs. John Mc-
Tavish and children left this week for
Saskatchewan where they will make
their home, Mr. McTavish having gone
some weeks ago. -Sam. Campbell has
moved to D. Pope's residence Bauder-
. son street. -John Booth made . a busi-
tress trip to Hermiston Monday. -•Wm.
and Mrs. Adair', of Moukton, are
spending a few days with the Tatter's
parents, WUI and Mrs. pasemoee, of
liotvick,-Jct. and Mrs. Barnard en-
tertained
teow ned a number of their young
friends Monday evening. -B. Ourrie,
of the Trader's Bank spent Sunday in
ios-
iston.-Rev. Sir, Powell of Brus-
is Hartwill address the children in She
sels,
s u • h next Sunda morn-
Methodist ch a ?
in and the parents in the evening.
Following Monday evening. he will
glvea stereopticon entertainment, the
P of which will be devoted to
the Sntrday •School. -Miss •Ewing, of
s theest of ear sister
Peeswater, Y guest
Nies. Geo. Allan. -Merton Howe left
cast week fur Dunnville where he will
spend e couple of months. -There
p
were large audiences at thetwo union
services Held in the Methodist and
Presbyterian c1 • •los ort Sunday
when Rev, Mt'. Kettlewell, of
al Secretor of the Do-
Fi d y
Daimon Alliance gave two stirring
addresses O. D. S7wpscn and little
sou visite Pueuda to Brucefleld last
week•-Jmo. and Mrs. Hartley, of
Clinton, tvera gnesta oP tea lane; a
p r ofIlo ac
ar•snte, D. and Nr. Weir, w 1.,
during the Easter • vacation. -Yeses
Was a ood attendance at the Assemb-
g „
ly held m the Town Hall Friday
aven,ng.-A public meeting is being
held •in the i0wu Hall on Wednesday
evening to make atran etnents for
celebra ing the 1st of July here, -
t
Agices, the youngest daughter of John
Glil.son, who has been so seriously •ill,
is, too are glad to ]earn, rmprovmg
Brawn left on a boat
nese trip to Wtnmpeg 111ouday`
(intended tor last week)
Thos. W. and John J. Gibson, of
Toronto, visited their sister, Mrs. F.
V. Dickson, over Sunday.
airs. Feed. Davey left for Grand
Valle on Monday whore she will
spender few days with relatives.
spend
C. cook and little daughter',
Miss Ola, of Hensall, are guests of the
farmer's brother, T. G. Hemphill.
Miss llerbie Harris entertained
about twenty of her friends to a ro-
ressive euchre party last Fridayd
evening.
:4liss 13eatrico Howe oP.Uxbrid e
,and Mise Janta•Ho;e, of Howick, aero
spending the Easter vacation at' their
home hero.
• Jamestown
M. Bailey was visiting Mrs.
Thos. LastSunday Ln, sea st week. Garsitle
evening
of Brussels, conducted the service in
Victoria Hall:
Roy and Mrs. Buchanan, of Har-
Min. Taylor,spentEaster Brussels, and alsoe
,broc
called on old i'iiends in this locality.
In the school report of S. S. No. 4,
(Trey, published lash week, the names
of Roy• MiDcuald, 480 marks, and
Edo. Lattimore, 465, were omitted
the Sr. 4th class.
Harold and lairs: Wilkinson,of
Scutt, Sask., were visiting with Miss
Jessie Strachan. Sirs. Wilkinson is a
former Atwood lady,beinga dao h-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Kidd,of that
town.
Wni. Brydon, well known Here,
writes from Manitou, Man.. We
have had a fine Winter and Springso
far. Seeding was 0n theprogrant last
week but to -clay (March 30) 111010 i9 a
Jittery of suotv.'Toronto,
Dr. W. E. Br tins formerly ofthis
Y 3”goo
inoulity; has beau chosen asPreaideoG
of the Carmangy, Alta., Base Ball
team for 1010. The De. has not lost
any of his old time love for athletics
evidolitty.• Areport •of the organize-,
tion •is given • It a new prone being
publisltec there called "'The Car-
mangy Sun,"which, by the way, re
quite a hustling sheet with a good
outlook for success.
JOIN CA THE BENEDICTINE ARMY.-
Ur,'Esl: B,yans; of. Gi'uyapu, Sasic•,
son of Alex. and Mrs. Bryltis, • of this
locality was happily wedded on Match
2nd, in Grenfell, to s%liss Kate Temple•
The ceremonywas eerorined byRev.
p
Mr. Adams. They will continue: to
make their borne at Grayson. Dr.
]let's. many old friends here will be a
unit In extending hearty eongratwla-
biotin and we hope to see him and his
bride down limn for a visit: miss
Berva13tyansisteaching at Grayson
and is greatly pleased with the
country and the people. .
The WVrnuen s institute meeting for
March was held et the home of Mrs.
A. Bryaus Thursday, March 31s1. A
good attendance testified to the in-
tereat,taken in this work. Paper on
"Butter -making" was read by Miss
M. Miller, in the 'absence of her,
mother, who Was to Have taken the
topic, but awing to ill health
was curable to be peasant. ' A lively
CARPET CLEANER
de r, B
Leatheirdalle
Residence 71
• i
I O HIRE
A- SPECIALTY,
1 ack C',o•
s gild Stand
See other Prices eext Week ,
i Banir, re.
visit with
o has been
undon, is
u with her
and sons,
Dodo'', are
her, Mrs.
raphei•, of
s and coo -
opening a
ti week, ..
Liss Bessie"'"
learn that
i of nurse
Memorial
Donaghy,
erohant of
regret' t0..
111 place ab
bout_ two
daughters
ug trioxide
hack . of la
at Sarnia,
isiting hen
tin, was in
rt.
is visiting
01•
Monktoi),
mg's.
nock, vis -
week.
iced in Bis-
alidays.
est to visit,
in Saskat-
dj Mr. Os
Sindayed' in
who ' was
ion, has re -
gaged for
1 of Oran- -
g consider -
r residence.
e bird.
airily have
w, lith con,
village.
Wroxeter,
I Metho-
afternoon,._
asecl the lot
ng's farm,
an acre of
*roycd
morning of
he fire alarm
their slum -
nation soon
the fire was,
rear portion
Main street.
r way to the
I by a
ch progress
vie any of the
rrived. W. "V
t driven up
rtor to this
ell -Skelton
f fire but be -
the house
Mrs, Jackson
" to
give-tira.
w the blaze
este to close
k block and
all when he
ew minutes•
he adjoining
ant that the
Art was
the forked
eoided stop •
brick block
he fallen a
good' work
intense. was
the window
Iters melted
The steel
salvation of
danger was
iscbief done
mere' barber
Emigh '8:
p. Begley's
y and tido
in smolte,
ener of the.
mentioned
s belonged,
Campbell
ne latter bad
and oonse-
ecompense,
liranes olid
t$eo. i -le
rday.
to 35 years
ht bad 14oit -
ew Carried
which heel
Dempsey a
bought 1110
tstied boots
series, Mt.
cant Clerk,
&c, Mt•,
13. Somers,
tore vacated
Hodgson &
to be found
shop, and
y fled clean
nents in the
s vacated by
s to the Mea
‘11 has not
+111 do owing
of hie stock,,