The Brussels Post, 1910-7-7, Page 1BRUSSEI,5, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
ULY 7, 19x0
W. XERR, ,Proj5r^aetot,
Robertson
MnI{ey
N
weeks'
Chieago,
purnbarr
', L ', c�' `. (
At110,t�.,t,C1 a°Cl.11 t
Miss Mary
is. the guest
,l ey, A.
spending this
friends in the
The yawn
held a piC-ni�.
Wednesday
Dlstou and
Ada Morrison),i
S a
were visitors
W. and Airs.
were visitors
A, and Nfrs.
Misses Lulu
Lovell, tviu>
school, have
here for the
Dr, D.
of his practice
'Toronto Who
>
We 1ltider'etand
the West shortly.
G. K. and
da for tri
y
enjoy
Mr. Galbraith,
of the Trader's
Mr. Ball.
PRINCIPAL
)revionely•
Public SchoolTrustees
1
to open up
in the school
rhea of the
object in view
J
Russell, of
at a salary,
vacancies will
wish the enterprise
)Alias Maud
fc.t hc.t hohda
Miss Alice
C
for the holidays.
Mr. Menzies
Stratford this
Wm. and
inion Day at
Mrs. Robert
visiting friends
The Misses
are op for a
Rev. A. L.
don, spent
,Miss 0.
spent Sunday
village.
Mrs. John
visited friends
week.
Mrs. keys
Elsie spent
at 13ence$eld.
Andrew Gray,sr.,
spent a few
; t
Listowel last
Miss Mabel
.to Toronto,
with her parents
Miss Pearl
vale,B nitholiday
is spening
with her parents
is re-engaged
with increased
Miller, of 'West
of 111iae Jean Davidson.
L. Russell, of Lambeth
weak among his
village.
1; ,la�clies'yNI. M. N.
in Shale's Grove -
afternoon.
Mrs. Cardiff (nee
of Bl ussr,ls
last Fealty.
Downs, of St,
of the latter's
Paulin aver the
Rutherford and
have been
returned to their
Slimmer vacation.
W, McKenzie has
here to Dr. Jackeon,.01
hasRev.
h taken possession.
the Dr. will
Mrs, Dell 1011 on
to osteo .whore
p •
it d'ewa weeks' vacation.,
of Toronto, has
Bank lu the absence
ExaAta•ED,-As has
announced Wroxeter
havearranged
aOnnCinnation departmentthat
here on the commence-
Fall terio. With
they have engaged
Owen Sound, as, Principal
of $900 and the
be _filled'short)
; success:
Toronto,
is.
Jxlauy
yY
Society
on
Miss
locality,
Marys,
parents,
}}aa
holiday,
Bessie
teaeering
bootee
disposed
locate in
Satul'-
they
1 y
charge
of
•
been
r '
that
Mr.
other
y' We
is home
is honia
clays at
Dom-
present
Toronto,
of Lon-
Toronto,
in the
Smith
last
. and
friends
JessieY
at
weeks
of Blue-
n
home
She
Stayner
,e
Quite a mambos from hese spent
Dominion Day at Wroxeter".
Miss Lizzie Poeoek left this week
.for ars extended visit With Mends at
'lorontA,
Rev. J. W. Andrews spent a few
days. lttet week with his ilallghter- at
Ilawtr'Cv, ,
Thos, and. Mrs, Stewart spent a few
•p
days this week with their son at Bowl-
int�r_�Green.
Will Hall took: the services on Blue-
vale circuit an Sunda in the absence
Y
of the minister.
Nliss Mary Bell, of Belgrave, spenta
hew days tb:iR week with her sister,
Mrs. A, McGee.
Owing: to ill health Mrs. D. Lewis
was taken to Whigham hospital this
week. We wish her tweedy recovery'
i J. WeSt iv `cion
V 'i S Oat Toronto
last] week assistilig in the layingof the
corner stone of Lite new C. O. F. build-
ing thane.affection
Nianda-eveuin� the Whiteehureh
i' '
Junior Football team calve over and
played a friendly game with our boys
and lost by score 2-0.
Jos. Leeclh returned last week from
00 extended visit with friends 'down
East and left for Detroit on Thursday
ivhe 'e lie will end a few clays.
r pAt
ed to love were said and good lvishes
And every suedes in his new parish..
The acquaintance of Mr. Ashbywastook
cl
cultivated and tall hope hid onflialiyy
nicy be as happy ar': +ftcoessful as his
preileeaesors..
-
At 1' rroxeter celebration on Domit -
ion Day T. R. Bennett Orel bound-,
) , lie l race
dry, : and money in the mile i'14ca,
; Jou. Botz, 11th, von„ lead liis vi alt
arm broken Tuesday of this. week vigils
a kick from a horse, It is a bad Liam
to be. laid a too,• ' . -
Roht. and Mrs, ,Scott, of •PL'eston
former) of Grey,were renewing ,
Y t wing ektS.
friendships fora few clays last weals:
They are always welcome, •
PaUSENTaatota-At the closing )
o g i f
school ab.' tiS'u:n=00M' a few friends
spat at the school and )resented Mies
nd with beautiful Ie
Ramie 1 a ebony Ladies'1-
Companion' accompanied bythe fol=
lowin address :- p
Bes
Miss J. O' RANDS,
Doan, TnACI8D1;-liaviu(; learned
with regret that we are about to part
as teache •p •
i and ptipil6,., we take this
o )poteUnity of expressing to you am
and heartfelt gratitude, nob
onlyfor your until 'ng services in do-
in ' r lair 1 g
g you p. mei( Vasbeac ter, but fol
the many rnvtllods yoit ernployad both
by precept tend axamp1 far foimin '
gg
iu us •a nobler moral character duct
gains cls foe better, citizens. We
thex'efore ask. you to this token,
not for its iutrinsia value as we Peel'
(you
nothing but the consciousness of
baying aot]e what you could can over
f • - You) but Chat it may serve as a
i•euundat of Gbe hap days spant at
No. 12 happy
II. S. G0 ez1C 1 .arid Hullett
lits' That you may long be spared to
lmII)art knowledge an to wield an
u isatin influence
p t e ip whatever sphere
life you may be placed, is the wreh
' of our01.1p115 and n." ...
ys, Signed or.
betaCtif of the school, ETTA .MoBierxx '
:. ]iATIM Govlxa,
LYNN NIAut,
�. - ,
Attel. the •presentation the teacher
pleased her pupils bytreating them to
P e g
ice cream served in cones.
prise Beatrice Armstrong, a Gre
and Geo Davis, iline,r ng,t.s were
vi ah os Bielby's, mails, ,
vreil'nrs at Thos, 8th lice, on
Swnda .
• Last Sabbath a ter a Rev, e.
f n ail R t i e
Durrant the new nLaWrochat mintstvr,
took his introductory service Suns
shin° and did well. atA.
W.R. Mooneya e wes a t hollday
visitor with his parents, Gbh line,
Morrie, and other friends, W. R. S.
is with' George Stevenson'sClothing &
g
Fuenishin r . store • on uesu street,value,
Toronto. k QRev.
1 i 9i7NTATICN:-Ab the school list
Mc in S. 5. Nn:Thursdayof last
week 'the retiring 6,Mie Oarrie
ed with a gold of ring cons, teacher,ivas present-
ed with a containin •settin s'
g , , g • g1'
°alts and sapphire. Pollowing ad-
dre6s was read by Miea ','cense Ynill
and RIIs6all Ill'rle made the presents-.
C
tion :- DEAR TEACHER,-- We, 3our
Aupils'of S. S. No. 0, are soar t hive
to say Good-bye to you as teacher.
You have. earnestly worked to aid us
our s u •a w h ti y thank
in u t dies and a heartily
you for it. By way of a parting token
we ask you to accept this gold ringas
p
an emblem of what we trust will be a
Nevar ending friendship. We wish
the best of success in your advan-
CP.d educational Cent'se and many hap-lyswvrved,
y, •' `-' r'one years YOUR PUPPIus.
Mksa late r made a brie£ yet apt
propriate reply. • She will attend the
Ncamitl School at Stratford next term.
A PJomasa Genoa -At 11 o'clock
Tuesday night Thomas Miller', an old
'and well known resident of the 5th
line passed away in his 77th year. He
hada stroke of oral cis 7 years ago
h y
from which ale• ad never recovered
but was able to be about as usual up
to pp. m.. Monday. Deceased was born'
at Bedrule, ROxboro'shire, Scotland,
• •
on January 9th, 1834, and came •to
Canada in the Spring of 1849, locating
near Galt. In November of 1852 , he
came to this township and took up
150 acres of land upon whieh be lived
continuously and prospered. Deceas-
was married to Miss Jane Thomp-
son, 7th line, Morris, in October of
1859, and she and 10 children survive..
The members of the family are :-
Vrm., of Moni'is ; Robt, and Mrs.
irk neLizzie
Soo. n colt 11, of Grey ; Mrs. Jas.
Kearney, Mrs. Juo. McArter and
Thos., of ,Norris ; George, Walter,
Allan and Andrew in the 'Vest. Jno.
died at Vancouver, B. C. and Jas.
passed awayin Manitoba.
„
iwa children also died in in-
fancy, making 14 in all. Mr. Miller
was rablet5114f, thrifty; upright and
honorable and from the pioneer days
to his decease he enjoyed the respect of
all who knew him. He was an ardent
Liberal in politics and was most
hospitable and obliging. :'ted. Brusque he
his manner yet big hearted. The
funeral will take place on Friday
afternoon at 1.30 o'clock; service at 1.
Interment at Brussels cemetery.
Rev. Dr. Oaten, of Brussels, will eon-
duct the service. Mrs. Driller and
family will leave the sympathy of the
community.
E. Bender, ilasi9tn it Su Prin vndenl
bascharge � ' C had' C Senile
of the Met 181
School in the absence of NIr, Bees(
who, its company with wife 18 9 eItC
ingwellaliened sol da with friend
toholiday t
and relatives in` the Scaly of Kama
The Novelty Woad 1 held byt 'i tit
X, 1', A. on the eveningof Dranit
i
100 Day was a greatsuccess, eogvai
Band, gave a good musical rtr rlr
and te . or. eo people will phave
a Y 1 g P p r 1 i
stn nasal balance of dol sidexab]
•
Mr. Fear mad a a rat]
f vo
io f his last. ate inIllet alder
ingof his pastorate in the Nrebhotli!
r . the morning, x ea 1 d
Chteh. Ir. h morns instead
to the work be gave an 'address rel roll
to the of the year and the telt
ttonslup of pastor and eongregalao
to •it.•
OLOaE CAL . -• Whilet
L a oILiel
parity from Toronto, including Rua
and andmen ales: Holmes, Miss Vera a
Holmes, J. G. Holmes, Thomas. Lan
and three children oY. Mr.. n NI':
Holmes, and 1
Ho m s, were returning to Toronto i
their large seven -passenger erred o
$ er a serious en
p , accrd L happpened b
the main road; about '§ mile Sout
o here,
f e e, at seven o'clock Sunda
morning, when the large car sadder
while on high spar, torr
ing completely over clown an cmba,nt
went, Mr. Holmes and his son, Nall
were in the driving seats of the eta
were pitched headlong out of the cm
and the other lessen ars larded undo
g
the tonneau. Mrs. severes end air
Lane were Lhe mast soveiely •injrarec
They soon. found �omfortable quench
at the Commercial Hotel, in. this place
where all the party were immediate)
conveyed in a. carriage. and anvth(
car and attended. by Dr. Milne. The
returned to Toronto Monday normo'
y f
The auto •was considerably injure
also and was shipped to Toronto. M:
liolmes is a barrister who owns col
siiderabiy property in Winghaln. l
was a miracle some of the folk in th
)nix -up were not killed.
PRETTY WEDDING. -Tuesday s
high noon Cupid won another viotor
when at the borne of the bride's pa
ents. W. A. and Mrs. Carter, Dinle
street, their youngest daughter, Mia
N. S. was united
rated in marrfai
to Will. A. Grimshaw, of Detrol
Oerernony was performed in the dray
ing room under a large bell of 1na:
guerites and ferns, by Rev. J. I
Small B. A., the principals fin fingers
their places while the; deft $ngersr
c
Miss Mae Elliott played the Weddin
March.i The tutite bride wore a moi
becoming costume of cream ,iluchel
overlace and bridal veil and carried
beautiful shower bognet of carnation
She was given away by her faths
Miss Marie McMillan, of Guelph, sac
bridesmaid and was dressed in mann
Duchess satin. Groom was attends
by J. McGuire, of Guelph.' Matron i
honor was Airs. Pyle. After heart
congratulations luncheon was serve
and the happy twain left on the C.
R. for a short bridal. tour' followed b
many good wishes. They purpo:
making their home in Detroit. Tl
wedding gifts • were valuable, nivel
selected and useful, several cheque
`being in the number. Guests wet
present from Guelph, Seafmtd God
rich, Brussels, Lueknow and othi
points. Bride's going away dress wi
of ladies' cloth, biscuit shade, wit
hat to match.
Moncrleff
Mr's. Win, Mann, w o has been ver
h, Y
11, we ere glad. to eay is spine better,
On' a:count of scarlet fever'.. the.
lamas, of David i . Livingstone wee
t aar'antuted.
liars, J3oornington, of'I1r,infltou,• was
'istting ber sisters, M'rs.. Soca and Mrs,
Ors. McKay. She was formerly Miss
?set of this locality. • •
Quite a large mmnbev from this
1 e Garden
lefghborhoocl'attended t: G, t 1
?arty at Walton on the 1st. of July
:ncl report an,A 1 time.
a b Sabbath • the ordination der -tank
L s b s
deem of the Elders chosen by the con-
"rogation of Knox annuals here,toolc
L tic t i s • s
)bice, A large ate t L 14e wa pts
Int.
Mies Gertie Manley, of Stratford,
nd Master Will., • of Ilderton, are
pending tiles ' tolida s a borne. We
i e g r 1 y twill
:re glad to weleome them back to our
nidal.
Geo. AlcKay, sr., lana returned ficin
o enjoyable visit with relatives and
riends at Sarnia, Woodstock and in-
•ersoll. As be IS over 80 years of age
g
t was gniie it trip.
The return football match between
rranbrook and atnnerielf was again a
le, neither side scoring, Will. His-
i referee gave s 1 "sfacti n
p, as v e gooda 1 0
,ine-up was':-
Menoriefg Oranbroelc
.................Goat....,,........... Goraeultz
tenni/as.. Backs Stevensonof
truttrere .. ., HneEber
}
lona(Huether
{ nooks .... •Hunter
tela Bart ( McDonald
toliag
yy OulUan
a nlbon ni Ildon
iok�tn nrds """' Omnoroir
,lforN ••^•••• "", Menzio
[elvtlie .... ,. �:, } , ..,
Cann............•:. Noble
�•
- Walton
The public school Well drilled,
p � scalp 1 tae c i led,
nicl�illop Township Vatova' LIs1 for
191018 oat. 1
The local'Orangemenwill •
a goto
Stratford m. the 12th,
Mrs, 1Vrn, Pollard Morino 11 s
beenquite ip, a
c in bot we wish her speedy
convalescence,
Rev. Mr. Lang -Ford, -Ford of Listowel,
g t el,
the service in St, Geoege's church
last Sunda afternoon:
Y . ,-
It is bodies 1i that the two Presbyter-
Can here will unite their forces:
We hope the union will
all o v ll be a happy
one to concerned,
We welcome ler. and Mrs. Lechland former
and family to Walton. •Che former
book the services in the e i t
churches c M tl filet
t e last Sabbath for the first.
We wish hint a successful year.
Special ern on
sermons e will be preached by
Rev. R. A. Lundy next Sabbath, July
10th, in Walton P] esbytertan t hu eh•
11 a. m. subject "Protestantiain
versos Roman Catholicism." 7.80 p.
m' errblect Liberty by Truth.
and vices, Catholics cordially
to
invited to these services,
Dominion Day Gordan Part here
on Dell's church manse lawnwasa
record breaker. Evening was fine and
lawn was well lighted, decorated and
filled with: an. immense crowd who
thorou h1 • en n ed the sr. er 9vrved
y j Y pp
by the ladies. The musical ancTllter-
•dry program given by t re. Brodhagen .
Band and talent from ammm�eff, Brus-
cels, &e., was excellent. .Proceeds
$171.OU. Well done Walton. '
ne
Ethel
TownshipCougcil will meet here or.
• t i
Friday of this week,
We congratulate olu pupils on their
success at the recent Entrance Exams.
at Brussels.•
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, of Brussels, and
Mrs. Goodwin, of Ghesley, were visi-
tors with B. and Mrs. Jackson..
Robert McP�ay has been engaged to
take charge of the J. G. Smith farm,
die con., fur the season. Mr. Smith
dfedafew weeks ago. NIAc.' isagood
steady goer.
next Sabbath afternoon Rev. Mr.
Lang -Ford, Listowel, will Preach
Lan Ford of
the annual sermon to the Orange
brethren here at 3 o'clock. Members
are asked to assemble at Lodge room
at 2.3U
The new Methodist pastor, Rev. Mr.
Wren, B. A. arrived here last week
from Essex Co. and took the first: set'-
vice of. his pastorate last Sabbath
evening. A ver favorable im impression
was made. We bid the newinmates
ua s
of the parsonage welcome.
Monday last Mts. Thee. Williamson
left Ethel to join her husband at Mc-
Leod. She went via Owen, Sound to
Fort William. by boat. Word from
Ibere said that Harry McMann, NIrs.
Williatnson's brother, was not ver
well but. was still working. Mr.
Williamson's car of furniture, &c.,
Rats over three weekson the way.
Many cad friends here wish our form-
erresidents success.
THos. M. DoBsoN nnaD.-Tho fol-
lowing sad news was received from
. Geoige Dobson, of Iunerkip, Ont„
and will be read with regret by many
old friends of the family: -DEAR MR.
KERR,-Have, just received the fol-
lowing intelligence Yearn Manitoba :-
At Fau•fax, Mau:, on Tuesday, Julie
281,11, 1910, Thoirlas• M., youngest son
of D. and airs. Dobson, aged 12 years,
9 months. The funeral was on Wed-
Ct°Luse of death appendicitis.li ° He lied
been to school on Friday and died the
Following Tuesday. We aro all hell
here. Yours very truly,
GEO. Doasox.
H uevale'
Paul, Detroit,
y s
Duff, of Borrie,
spent a few
week.
Mrs. Hewitt spent'
Listowel.
Moegxove 15 at
at Goderich.
Sanderson, of
few weeks holidays.
Russell, B. D.,
Sunday with L. Button.
Fitzsitntnons, of
with friends
G•an a andr
bt Mrs.
at 'Whiteehnrch
and Misses Alice
Dominion day with
and Miss
with
days art friends
week.
Coultes has returned
afterspending afew
here.all
Bakst• former] Y
g her a 1 y at
in Courtright,'•
in her school at
salary.
Wroxeter
See gaffes 4 and 5 for other Wrox-
ter pews. `•
Inglis Sanderson, of Toronto, visit.-
d tt'rends Ixere over the holiday.
Mrs. C. Wendt, of Mildmay was the
nest of her .son, J. R. Wendt, this
reek. r
Miss Lily Moffatt, of V1 ingliam, vis-
Led Miss Sophie Robinson for several
ays recently.
Tilos. Hemphill and daughter,. Miss
l spentgn
,uhu, of Hensall, Dominion Day
vi tit relatives here.
Miss Minnie Myles, of Haileybury,
former resistant of the village, is
pending a few weeks here.
Miss A nes Black arrived from Tor-
silo on Saturday audita spending two
Y i ng v
holidays at her home.
Norman and Ars. Henning,- of
are guests of the lathers
arents, B. and Mrs' ITenning, of
Two loads of oun people trended
young. p p a
trvices held in Harriaton on Suuday
y five students of Knox College who'
tcently held a series of services here.
Grey
Township Council Friday of this
week. •
C. Lamont lost a valuable steer noted
long ago,.
Rus: Wheeler is home from '.South-
ampton for a short visit
J. P McIntosh .' was at Stratford
during thefuneral
dt g holidays it and friends.
Mra. f D. McNair and children
spent a few days in Kincardine visit-'
ins old friends.
Mrs. A. Turnbull has been bothered.
with sore eyes. She was in Toronto
Y
to see a speuialiat.
Allan Patterson, df Harriston, spent
i few s last week friends
o
in Brussels and Grey trrwilship•
Some o£ our boys West of Ethel
have very busy times these longdays
and short nights to brio tlii s out
g g
right.
Miss Jennie Randsfs home from her
school It Summerhill. She will !L; ,
tend the Normal next Fall at Strata
ford. Mies Randsis aood teacher.
Harold Hogg, before leavingthe
Londesboro' ,school as teachewas
presented with a fine suit case. He
may go to the West. We wish him
success. •F.
Wm. Bishop, au old and well known
resident, now Postmaster at Komoka;
was here during the past week calling
and old friends. He's as
young as ever.
A. D. Lamont, who has •been teach-
ing at. New. Hamburg locality, and J.
L. Lamont, of $right, are home for
their vacation. They are sons of
Hugh LAmont, loth eon
13y notice elaewhexe it n ill be nb-
'served that Robert Dougherty, of this
township,and Miss Emma Davey,of
Logan, have joined hand and heart.
May their •joys be many,
T. Iiefper has moved Ibe front wall
of his barn out toenlargehis stabling
as be intends keeping more stook.
He is a bright, intelligent young
firrnex• and one who has a cheerful
word for everybody.
At the 'Toronto Conservatory
Theory examinations in music, held
•ire •Clinton •recently Miss Bertba Arm-
strong, 10th con., succeeded in taking
honors in Harmony. We oongratu-
late her on her success.
Mrs. A. Keffer has gone on a trip to
Toronto and ,North Bay to sea har
mother and other relatives hoping to
be unproved in health as she has not
been well for some time. We hope
•her trip will do h°r good.
PRESENTATION. -0n the day of
closing school Miss Bessie Moses
teacher of S. 8' No. 0 GI'ey, for the
past year and a half was presented
with a beautiful rocker and plate.
Address was follows :-
Dena
DIDAID. Mras bLosIDs,two are met to•dn for
the last time asre a ceraand . pupils. We have
l y y p b e tenelittedby
your i V1.1Mona. Yna have abvaye trted tp
help us in every way possible and hs to been
Idnd and patient wader all circumstances.
Your example will be ever an inspiration to
us end we will miss you and went you to some-
times think of ns. We ask you to accept this
rocker and late as a -small token of our love
for you u d we hope you win find pleasure
- and comfort in using the rocker and assoointe
with It pleasant recollections of days spent ilt
No. 0. We will ,always loots forward with
pleasure will minting you cess and hope the
Yitturewill.bring yousuaossa and happiness.
Signed on behalf of school,
Wnii1ID Tammuz,
ROY RAM.g
Miss Moses made a bt'ief1 appropriate
reply.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the
report
port Of! S. 5, No, 4, fi eey. Standing
of pupils based on weekly exams and
ie nlarit • Of attendauce. Class Sr.
g Y
1V. -Janet Stewart Edgar Lattimore,
John McDonald, Roy NloDonald,
Etruria Lake, Edna. Lattimore,
Ben Ding. Jr. ., .Mary, ,.., , j
Edith $:lig, Pearl 'gyne, LQuieicrlin,
Laura Bryans, Sophia McLennan;
Sam, Burke. III. -Gordon Holt,
Lily King,'g
Elsie- Johnatan Aldine
Holt. 11. Adeline Johnston, Gordotl
iblcEtven, David Stuart, May Bonce,
Harold Jacklin, Lottie Stevens. Pt.
IL -Alex. ' Kings Sallies 'Thompson.
Sr, I. -.Berrie Lake, Bettie Stevens,
Stanle�y McDonald. Jr. L -Teva 13a1-
Stanley. ` .
Hayden,I ayden, Riehatcl Jaeklin,•
Alphaetls King, Edna, Iiatniltou,
Margaret NIOEwetl,-level n .C301t.
Y
F. FILASEts. Millibar.,
Cranbrook
Miss Julia Baker. is visiting with her
brothers in Toronto.
Miss Alice Wilton; of Brussels, is a
visitor 1r. the burg.
Mrs. (Dr.) Turnbull and two sons
are visitors to the village.
Samuel Balfour is attending the
01 bis niece in Stratford. '
Mrs. Adam Balser and son Willis
of Hensel), Sundayed at Geo. son,
Miss E. Calder, of Toronto, is spend-
ing her vacation at the home of J.
Fort est.
Miss Blair has returned from Grand
Bend where she has been visiting for
three months.
Rev. Mr. Oaten preached his first
sermon in the Methodist Church Sun-
day afternoon from the text "Be
Strong.
A. and Mrs. Reymann drove to
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Stratford vu Saturday, returning
Monday acco• mpanied by Misses Ora
and Della Kaiser.
' Four out of the five who wrote on
the Entrance Exam. have been
successful, Bessie Alderson, Leila and
Muriel Sperling and Russel Kmght
We are sorry to state that Rev. J.
Knight, B. D. of...Dawn Milia, has
been seriously ill with appendicitis
and 'other ailments, and is still very
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School .Board will meet Friday even-
ing of this week.
17 mills on the dollar will be Blyth
tax rate this year.
Mrs. Felkner, of Goderich, arid her
two children were guests of Mrs. Bell
for the Dominion day holidays.
The annual limb.° of the Blyth
Alethodxsb Sunday School. will be held
Tuesday afternoon, July 19th. A
time is expected.
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.Last Saturday Miss L. Henry, clan-
g Iter of the late 3. K Henry, of
Blyth, passed away to her reward at
the home of her brother, Base
line, Hullett, after an extended
illness. The funeral took place to
Union cemetery on Nlonda This
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makes three deaths in the family in
the past 0 months, the father and
mother dying last 'Winter within a
short time of each other.
OBITUARY: At 5 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon of last week Mary
Tahany, beloved wife of Daniel Kelly,
of this place, was called over to the
great inajoiitq, iu her 09th Year, The
Friday ev°ning previous while sitting
near the table she had suffered a
stroke of paralysis or. her )sit side and
•while conscious to nearlythe last she
was unable to move thepart affected
nor was she able to speak. Deceased
was born in the CQ. of Mayo, Ireland,
and came to Canada with her parents,
who lived and died in Eullett town-
ship. She was united in T11a1'1']lge
over 50 years ago to her now bereft
partner, who is now in his 30Ch.year,
and went to live in the bush in Morris
witownship, Lot 9, Con. 6, putting upLattls
with the privations aiicl struggles snit
winning the victories incident to
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p1On00r •life. 14 years ago Mr. lied
Airs. Kelly . moved to Lot 2 on the
sante con, and. on retiringfrom farm
life to ated lth Bly bel. '.L'hexr fllnlly
COn9leted of Pltriak (deceased) ' JnU.,
James and Daniel, llolris township ;
jM[1's. T. Ai•msbrong , of (7algary •; Mrs.:
'1i1. McCaughey, g
y, 131y1h; Marin (de-
ceased) ;Sister Mary, of Good Oman-
sel, Mount St. Joseph, London ; and
Misses Bridget and Wiunle at home.
Mrs. Wm. Bell, Blyth, and 'Mrs. 0'.
Bala, Saginaw, Mich. are sisters to
gMd
yet February AI y'. and
Mrs. Ke. celebrated lh took Golden
Mrs. Kelly T eUl funeral
Weddin . The ftuieral place
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SatuYda • molm• u when solemn High
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Mttss was conducted m St. •MichAel a
Chltrch, of 'Vhich dPCP.lLs°d Waa a
dovuut to°tuber, byRev. Fr, Hanlon,
assisted ion..
a slated by Rev. Fl. Hogan, of St.
St. Au and e. Fr.l Pallbearers were e
St. Augustine. 1'allbClr°t'9
`Jno., James, Daniel and 'Patrick
Kelly, Frank McCaughey and D.
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family Interment Mac t 1v a miry in the Mrs.
family plot, Morris '�Cerraetsry.
Kelly a brr ht, utduaCriouS
Kell wasson
woman, attue wife, devoted mother
and one of the best of neighbors. The
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of a wide circle ditux friends is
extended
extended bo Mr. Kelly and fauuly in
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Morris
J. J. Sellers lost a valuable mare
last week.
Nlorris township Cnnucil hill hold
its next meeting on Monday, 18111
lust.
WalkerMiss Niinvieis home hap
Business 'Colla a Toronto, forher va-good
College,
cation.
Airs. L. Fraser, lst line, is quite ill.
Her many friends wish her a speedy
recovery,
Lash Sunday Jno. Wilford, of Blyth,
took charge of the afternoon service
in the Jackson church,
The Sabbath Schools of Bauuile,
Johnston's and Ebenezer helda uufon
plc-nio in H. Bosmrin's bush or. Wed-
uesclay afternoon 0f this ween.
Mrs. Douglas, of Toronto, has been
enjoying a holiday visit under the
parental roof. She is a daughter of
Robert and Mrs. Nichol, 6th hue.
Robt. and Aire. '14n•vey and ehiklren,
2nd line, and Mrs. Woodrow and little
son, of Swift Current. Sask., visited
with relatives at Port Albert for a fele
•days enioyiug the lake breezes,
Mr's. 0. B. Forrest entertained the
members of the Lathes Aid of John-
ston's-appointment and also members
of the Browntown cougregation on
Tuesday afternoon of this week. Need-
lass to saY all thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
, Tuesday of this week Mrs. . David
,Pipe and Miss Ethel, 5th line, left for
couplet. Tile former will spend a
couple Of months hohdaylug wxt.h
relatives lud enjoying some of the
beautyspots In that locality. Miss
Ethel has gone to take a position as
.book keeper, &c., with her brother,
Taylor
laylitl' Pipe, Sha i1B8 been lttl ending
BIuS1pess College at LOnd011• and. 19 a
cocOmpatelhl'• hand.
ltusaELL.-Alargal eL NIQCabe RN9-
sell, wife of 'rhos, Russell, died at the
home of her eon, Tilos. Russell, jr„.710
North "Webster st., Saginaw; at 12
o Block Monday. morning, Sone 27111,
of uraemic poisoning, aged 78 years.
1Viargaret McCabe was born near the
'city of Quebec, Jan. 29, 1886 where she
rev to oinaul y
Sha.
grew w tocol. In Stratford,
went with het' parents to Stratford,
Ont. She was married to Mr. Russell
in Stratford Feb.22, 1859, After their
marriage they lived Qn lL farm Ileal`
Stratfnrcl unti11876,.when lh°y moved
to the township of 'Morris. ' In Nov-
ember, 1309; she went to Saginaw to
live with her son. qua leaves her hp9-
band, seven sons and three daughters,
N:trs. Claes. Agan, Mrs. 3. Haley; Sa�i-
nary ; Mrs, Jose h Long,Oranbrook ;
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Robert;, James jr., John Ft., ,bllsie,
Mich, ; Thomas NI.; Wiflhitm L., Alex-
coder, A:torri@.; Leonard, Cobalt; alsogHenderson
•gym .
one StSter alld one brothel, Mrs. 'Pm.
Lonsberg, TOTOlitoa and Patrick Me-
Cabe, Ottawas She wfLa 0
,devalYt
•metnbor of St. Arid sesv a ehtct.nl,_
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Henfryn
moo,ANL PRESENTATION. --A
very happy event took place iv St.
David's church, Henfryn, on Wednes-
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day evening of last week, when a large
Lolefare vof iellctontgl a Rev.nNIre1West d
say
gats, who was removing to St. )born-
As, nudist the sante time to welcome
Rev. Mr. Ashby to they' midst, A
very inspiring address of welcome was
giveu Mr. Ashby b the retiring
r ;, n
minister an behalf of the oongrat,atto
to which 11e replied very suitably. A
short program was then' rendered byj
the cup g people, assisted r h Ernes
Wheeler, le, and his gram-
Whephone. After the Ethel, program, isthkeys
pf the churth were formal) handed
ovetr. by NIr. Westgate to his successor
withlaito him thea few well �sac ed chahosen rge o he ll
Ug
•reoeiveol and what the keys signifted:
Advantage was taken of the 000118100
and alsoto read an toadto dress
gate hiv. m with u
stite and al cheque. The im wi was
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read by C. Kerr and C. Ba'vtinheitner
made the presentation. Following
was the address :-
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Ray.1, W1i8 o Ax members of .yyour Hon-
n cmr re utioa we , sT ro to
y g pati rT ex•
press, prom full hearts, npme things regarding
out belly relations during the post five years.
we recognize to the full, the unflagging zeal
and love you have shown us and your falithful•
11150 in coming to St. David's church, Henfryn,
in storm or shine, for Sabbath services, never
missing a service during that period. The de•
codon of your, duties, the noble character
which yyou have nbveyys displayed, with
brotherilnels end cordiality to every one
thus lessening have gr qtly be of the Wardens, all
of which have greatly .Usen appreciated. and
endeared. you to us all. we take this oppor-
trinity of thnnking'you for the deep lntereet
yon havo always token In our social, moral
and spiritual well being for we fort that our
&urea wee sluntheringuntil OW good Bishop
sent you into our midst. You will not soon be
forgotten in our homes. We hove net prevail•
od en pour rovanining. with us as we foal it
Would be r re you injustice, ns ty0 ][now 1t la
for year torrent to moose into broader fields.
wherever your lot maw be east our prayer 15
that God's greeted Valens maw 1•ost .upon
yon in all Sour uudprEnkings. Rte aalcyon to
acecat 9 is ehvque es n small .tokml of the
esteem in which voth are held, and when oar
labors are ended here may we, all meet to out
Pother's Douse Of Many Manarons MI unbrok.
an `coirgregatiptt.. Signed on tante of st.
Davis's ohttroh, Benfryh,
a, A. HussT, Wlti•dona
G. Is 1111,.
� � O. Rama NOttAnt,.2_ WPast
f deYts
The recipient made a very_ suitable
and feeling reply, The ladies of the
eangragltinn served a snll]ptr1011s r•°•
past in the form of sandwich, cake
and coffee. livening .was brought to
a d co b liteveni n Of the National to
y singing
Anthem and Mr' Westgate. pronoun°-
ed 1110 Benediction, after Which good.
'byes to one whout they had all learn-
Jar»esioumn
A number from this localit y visit,
Vr'Qst Sabbatha Dominion Day.
Last evening Ria HallSha
took the service in Victoria au
R. MoKa will officiate next Sunda'
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Be
oat of
is the mother mothei of T. has
Bennebb,e ill. SI
bounder � e hope Bennett, of 3ru
Y p will sovu t
aouvaleseent.
Afine time was scent at the
school picnic in which S. S.,No.'4 an
the Boundaryschool united and el
o ed � n
y the day in T. 1Z, Bennett
grove. Football, baseball and °Uri
sports afforded lots of fun.
On Wednesday of last week ti
pupils of S. S. No. 4 marked the clo
ing of a 8. yearterm of success
p1'es°ntin their teacher, F. +
with a gold ring and tie pin. Addre.
was read by Pearl Payn and the re
rti
abletack acknomade wledgment wasurna e
the recipient. g made 1
The five pupils from S. S. No. •
Grey, who wrote at ' the Entrap(
Examination at Brussels, wee
successful, Jeauet Stewart securing
soholars'hip. Names ,of :tate scholar
are Jeauet Stewart, Roy McDonalr
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L McDonald, Edgrir Smith and e gr
ane• We con •at 1
pupils and also teacher Fraser. LH tl'
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Before school closed Alias Bell
Henderson, the teacher of S. S. Ni
- 10, was very kindly remembered. b
the presentation of an
A address '"
illlmiler 01 valuable g ifts conmArit,hl
l glass berry g '
g y dish, set: in .silver and
silver spoon lined with gold, a sol
.pin, eyelets embroider cenbl'e-feel
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china bon bon dish, Cairo plate and
cut. glass vases. The brief adch'°:
said :-
Muss BELLE HNNDLRsON -'Wo fI
children u parents , �'
and h al.°alts OF �..S, NO. 11
Morel
1 i is, have assembled here to -da
midst 8 t0 your departure from OT
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your ]yeas our a)pP°Oiatit n.
your service as teacher, of our conal
for W)° past 8 years and desire to sn
that tqau have eves, been prompt tie
faitl]t ll a11d
t 'ws wish to expr°as h
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some therefore
way itt accept
We tlrer'cfore ask yon to ncoept that
best
gifts, 1101for'essio mere our
a slight expression (),f Oilr thrill '.
you Tor your 1chillness to 118. ,.ii 1
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on behalf of the school,
GM. SILVW,r, TERx.0 Ran:
ALEX. ,
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Miss Iionderso retersely lr
appropriately.! She ur ooes atten.
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aft elle. Normal t School at i tl'iLtFO1
after VtLOYLttnl'1 t06mare her pr'ofess10
al 2nil, We wish her the best .
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are endeavoring to place before the people
Brusselsrtl
WEclad V101171t) chances tU do themr
in at a saving to them of Dollars and Cents.
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