The Brussels Post, 1911-1-19, Page 1VOL. 39 NO, 29
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, T,HUR 'DAY, y4NUARY 19: 1911
W. H, 1 ERR, ProPtzetor
New Advertisementsg
Loose-nr„ ovens,
LOeal-w. A. Grower..,
roe sate -,ran sweeten.
train Por sone -win, Hoeg,
seerInee sane -Geo m. miteleell.
Oad LiverQompemrd-•N !t death.
Bo band tuts -W mew= ens, Colles.
F
Rev. J.
who has
Mrs, Cutt
Monday to
The Stemmata
will be
OhtIroli next
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Annual meeting
da afternoon,
„ he write
Audxew'e
night. Rev.
throughout
ptesseve,
H )Iran
1 g,
Altogether
profitable
Methodist
'Thomas
condition.
Levi Holmes
have taken
of cordwood
Mr. and
are visitingthe
and Mrs.
latives here.
Mrs. Snell
to welcome
Among
from 4Vii•stsrn
Irvine and
W. McLeod, of
been the [test of
ggba
for ten days, returned
hie in Belwood,
of the Lord's.Suppet'
observed in St.
Sunda lnor"11)
.y
will be held
in Evan gelisrn
Church close on
Mr. McLeod'a
,, were thoughtful
The Gospel singing
and the attelld�atice
the campaign
and will be continued'
Church fora few
Selwood,
Jas, , an(l
ou
Andrew's
g and the
b
on Mout.
in St,
Sunday
semitone
and int
was 1n-
good,
g
was very
m1 the
weeks,
feeble
Young
coeds'
Saskatoon,
Saskatoon,
Mr.
other re-
Emends of
pleased
returned
, Her
Coutts,
Soho Robertson, Peter' Robertson,
Geo. Jiwlcsoth, John Grigg sold Mrs,
Grigg, Win. Davidson je. and 'Amer-
son Fulton.
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Belgrave
Te
Me•[ttbNra of LimitY Church Blyth
A. Y. P. A. visited Bel rave's A. y:
g
P. A, on Monday evening. mem
was a good attendauco. Dr. Mall;
mere
.are, f Myth, took the topic whie i
,"lanuyeou"+Loci discussed iiia sub•
-all
Leet tui 8 man, an urtisG and a poet.
Matin wee ver much enjoyed, A
heartyVote of thaneshywast tendered
Dr. M.eraggart. for his epleudid paper.
These fraternal Vis'ts are productive
P
of touch good. After the meeting
was over in the church, Belgrave A.onto
Y. P. A. enter touted their visitors
with a dainty leucin et. M. Bobier'e.
Ott Friday night es Hart• Chamber=
y
lain was Ding to the station, to [neve
the trate Itis horse beeintee enmange•
able, threw him ouG of the cutter and
the horre Tan away collid)iig with A.
MCEwee's legeuld damaged it cuneider•-
able. 7.he horse was eau ht
, g at Wtrl•
McMlehael s. Harness and cutter
were iu ur
j ad.
the tea given 10 connection with
` opepuig of :the new Qcaitge Hall on
Friday evening was a grand success
round, Tea was .served in base-
Anent of the Methodist church . and
Program was given in Foresters 'Rail
which was packed to overflowlllg,
Harpy standing and some were unable
to get inside, 1Lev. Coburn, of Tor-
; Rev. 0, and A. H. Mus-
ggI ove, M. L. A. Wingham, gave ad-
°tosses ; instrumental selections by J.
Bowman and daughter, solos by
by Misses Heaney and Mary •Stetvaet,
also Mr. Willie of Wmghaut. Recite
at ions by Miss Duff and M• iss Murray.
Recei )ts amounted o'over 75.00,
1.
evenin ellb•eots here "A'model
g „ J "S. SiSt
rogtate. by MA'S. ,Better ; "A mode
S. S. room," Mre: Lund ; "A unoclel
y ,� i
leaghei•," T7kss Deuuiaou ; A anode
Pupil," Miss McDonald ; "A model
review," Mr, Gardiher'; and "A model'
n
,gllpel'intelldtinC,. Alt". Stnilll(:. Rrv,
M1'. Fear, of Blyth, gave an excellent
ackbeiss on"'Phe commonemsee [Mage
of life. His subject ,Vas hosed on
Natalia,' Cha Leper. The meeting was
brought to a close by Rev: Mr, Lundy.Wren
couduistiug a Question Drawer ,ex •r•
Oise. Theofferin taken was.giveu to
the Sick Children's Hospital,Toronto,e
Few ,oral Sabbath Sehool Asioeiations
show the longevity and '.1111t), of the
one at Walton. Many these gath•
erings have been very belptul and
wholesome.
Ethel Cheese Factory took let prize
for Oatober White hese the
SVl k eheese at
Western D i na s' Co eneeon,
a Fyn 11. , nV
Good for J. .K, •
A reception will be given' at the
home of Joseph and re� slv6rth
M H .n
Friday Cystine Of this week f0c'GHO:
and Mie. Kreuter who were recently
! v L e
married. The bride and Mrs, Hems
worth are sisters,
Sunda evnnib g noxi Rev Mr:
the astor, b will sG it series
, P n a e t
of seTtnone to the young people of the
,elethodiet • church on "Th life of
Jtisepb" The snbjert on Souder
next will be "Joseph the Dreamer."
At the serviceMethodist
the'
Ohuech last Sabbath evening the
,pastor, Rev. Mr. Wren, preached a
fine, well directed discourse to the
young people from the text, "Thou
hast sold thyself to do evil." The
Male choir sang, "I'll go where you
wane 1110 to pet," and a male quartette
rendered ""M son giveq
y ' me thine
heart.'
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOOIHTY.-
Monday evening of next week, 23rd
inst., the Women's Missionary Society
of the Methodist churches of Ethel
and Union purpose holding a Mission-
ar Banquet in the church here. A
meeting will be held at 2,30 to which
all the ladies of the community are
cordially invited. Mrs. Gordon
Wright, of London, and Mrs. Spar-
ling, District Organizer of Winghuiu,
will give addresses. Supper will be
served in the township Hall and at
,7.30 a public service Ai ill be hello 'Mrs.
glib and others will speak.. (iced
musical program at both sessions;
Contributions will be received for
Missions at each gathering. A good
time is promised to all who attend.
a�
W. O. and Mrs. Currie spent .tw
da sof last week in Berlin,
y
A Reuther of curlers from Gee
enjoyed a. gains at the ilei[ bare c
Monday evening.
There was a splendid a t endance a
re w,t t
the masquerade carnival held to tl
rink on Tuesday evenings Tiso ii
teresting races took plate, In t}
man's race Win. Black came in lir
and Thos.- Sanders fir eeond. In tl
boy's race Anderson Blao carne
y a k
aheetd closely followed by John Die
son. The •ud esf r the evenin the
n J g H i
Harry Brawn and Harry Harding, w1
awarded the sizes to the following :
Bes dressed lad Mrs Mutch • Be
G y,
civeaeed girl, Fannie.Moffatt ; Be
dressed boy, R. .MoKercher ; Be
dressed comic, N. Kalbfleiseh.
.
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Blyth
Next 'Hoke Pair will be held .Tues-
day, Jan. 8181.
We ars very sorry to report' the
Ieath of the baby of E. auvl iAlie, Beu-
ler, of Blyth. •roley
Presbyter. ,net in Clinton on Tues-
Iayy,.17th. The chief question was,
rebate ou Church Union.
Mr. Elliott, Editor of the Standard,
s absent 111 ni the village this week
swing to the death of his mother•
Rev, L. A. Fear gave a very up-
ro state ,.address at the Walton
P P
sabbath School Convention Thurs-
lay evening of last..week. .•
Members of Glee A. Y. P. A. of
Prinity Ohurcli here visited Belgrave
Society 'Ueda),eveueug and had a
,rood time. Dr. McTaggart• was the
or
stator on the occasion: ,
Leadbury
Dennis is in; a very
and Harold
the job'of cutting100
for Duncan
Mrs. Snell, of
latter's'
S parents,
aAlcOuteheon and
The many
in this section are
her back for a• visit.
those who recently
Canada are,
Mrs. Irvine, Jas.
-
. Oranbrook
Fon liens-Choppinx will and oatdtammist.
tug of enBhoe, (roller, estop er, roller and older
press. Aisocomfortableiwenni!..
Geo, Suitton, Cranbrook.
F. Duncan, of Morrie was vision g
in the berg last Sunday.
Mrs. Ooembes, of Saskatoon, Sask.
is visitingA. and Mrs. McDonald this
week.
Miss.Jennie Armstrong of Listowel
was the guest of Miss Viola LongIasi
Sunday. '
Feud. Radditz was in Stratford this
week getting a pair of spectacles to
suit his eyes•
CARD Or, THANES. -The undersigned
desire to express their sincere thanks
to the many friends who were so ready
to sympathise and render aid' in the
ggreat bereavement that came to our\Vi
home. We certainly appreciated it
very much.' Yours gratefully;
Gro. HEUTSER AND FAMILY.
Don't forget the Foresters' Conceit
in the Long Hall Tuesday evening of
next week. It will be a Hue one. See
what the press says of J. H. Cameron,
of Toronto, who is to be here. The,
Daily Beacon, Stratford, says :-J. 11.
Cameron, the popular performer of
the evening, was enthusiastically
received at Ity9 'every appearance,
lime and tints again he. was called
gAuction
upon to respond, which he did with
good effect. Mr. Cameron, it will be
remembered, took a most pleasing
pare at the last annual concert.
The Berlin News -Record, sa s :-J.
y
H. Cameron entertained the Waterloo
County Teachers Associabion in the
Collegiate Hall, last evening. Air.
Cameron's piograni was, of sterling
Merit, one that affords real satisfac-
•,tion, and sent ever one awe de-
Y Ybits.
lighted, He was p ograunmed for
eight selection batgave full twiceP
g R. Y
that number. His repertoire included
patriotic, pathetic and comic selec-
tions. Every number was a gem.
me
Cheese And Butter Prizes
Goderlch
A pretty wedding was snlemnized
p Y g
on January 11, atthehome of Welling-
ton and (Airs. Dinsmore, Goderrch,
when their daughter, Miss .Gladys
Freeborn joined hand and• heart with
William Youngson, of Granton. Rev.
M. Turnbull perforated the 'ceremony
at high noon in the presence of the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties.
JUDGE JOHNSTON DEAD. -F. W.
Johnston, Senior Judge in the District
of Algoma, passed away at the Genet.-
al Hospital, Sault. Ste. Marie, at 7
o'clock Monday morning after a three
•days' illness frons punummina.o He
[vas 62 years of age bpd letav s a
widow, formerly' Miss Elizabeth Helen
Graham, of Godes is h whom he flier-
tied of'thr :thrat ee eGandictnwoiddanfhtere
g
Judge Johnston went to the "Seo" 45
years ago from Goderich, but return-
ed to that town. where he had• occupri-
ed positions of trust in the gift of the
municipality, being Warden. Reeve
and Councillor on many occasions.
lee retnrned to the Soo 30 years ago
after his appointment as Junior Judge
of the district, following his defeAt at
Godetich as a member of the Local
Legislature. Two years later he as-
sullied the position of Senior Judge,
succeeding Judge Mcterea. Judge
Johnston was - popular here, his de-
ciswna from the bench alwu s ben •
tempered with ode leo of mercy: f he
P g' y i
believed that such wan beneficial to
the man in the dock. He was a proms-
Mason and Conservative and a
member of the Methodist Episcopalian
Church. At the time of his death,
his wife was at Torquay, England,
with two dao Mens and, will not ar-
B
rive horn in time for the funeral on
Wednesday.
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At the Dairymen's Convention a
Stratford last week prizes in Chee
and Butter were awarded as folloi
.
the Northern district l[avin]g a gre
pith ow the awards :-
CHEESE •
September whits. -tat, B.
Howes, Atwood, score 96,80 • 2nd. 1
Donolly, Straffordville, 98.33 ; 3rd, :
A. Thompson, Atwood, sue; 4th,
Klocktnan, Carthage and C. A. lin
ber, Woodstock, tie, 95,82.
September colored.-lst, J.
Stedelbauer, Listowel, 95.99'
end., J... Cuthberteun, Sebringvill
96.65 ; 3rd, C. J. Donully, Sootsva!
95,49 ; 4th, C. A. Barber, Woodstoc
'95.49,
October white. -1st, J. K. Brow
Ethel, 95.98 ; U. J. Donally, Scotsvil
and R. A. Thompson, Atwood, we
both scored the same, 95.68 ; but Do
ally got second place because of beer
higher in the flavorscore ; 4th, A.
Shapland, White Oak, 95.49.
October colored, Tat, R. A. Te
leaven, Rothsay, 96.82 ; 2nd, P. Calla
Woodstock and G. Cameron, Tor
wereequal insenre, 95.86, but Calla
got it on flavor ; 4th, R. A. Thompso
Atwood, 95.49.
BUTTER
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Winter creamery. -56 lb, box,
John-0uthbertson, Sebringvflle, 95,81
2nd, R. A. Thompson, Atwood. 95.41
gid, Thos. Htitnphr0 Avonban
533 •• r i k S Thome
9 . , 4th, B Hugh Pett c , t. T o , i
95.32'
Twenty Der'. ouid pririta-Willis
Waddell, Kenwood, and R. A.
son Atwood both snored 98.18 b
the first got }t because the flavor see
was higher ; 3rd, E. M. J.D .usC
• Innerkrp 95.32.
October Butter, 56 -IL box -1st, Ge
Medd, Winchelsea, 95.82 ; and. W.
Patrick, St. Thomas, 95.32 95.40 ; 4th, 'e
Waddell, Kerwood. 95.32.
Stilton Cheese, 10 pounds -1st, 1
A. Thompson, Atwood, 95.66 ; 2n
P. Callan, Woodstock, 95 49.
Jamestown
Miss Bella Robb, of. Bluevale, was
visiting on the 2nd line of Mort is.
Miss Winouia Simpson entertained
a few friends Friday evening of last
week.
Miss Maud Biyana was the guest of
Mee. Lords Eckinier Tuesday of this
week.
Walter Forrest •has invested in a
gramphone and is very geuerous with
the music.
A number from tli}a locality attend-
ed the Orange Supper at Bluevalelast
Friday evening.
Bessie are pleosed to report that Miss
ssie Moses passed with horrors' at
the'recent Normal exams. •
J. T. Strachan, who was home from
the University for a holiday, returned
to Toronto last Saturday to resume
his studies.
We are •pleased the attendance in
tlieSunday Scholl keeps up. D. Mc-
Donald, assisted by A. Pollock, as
Superintendent are rendering good
service.
James Simpsen , jr. is home from
Tessier, Sask., where he has a pins-
perous blacksmith business, •Walter
Wright is also Koine. We hope these
cut [Han wont o buck • sin Ic hand-
ed. 8 g g
WOMEN'S INSTITUTI.-The January
meeting of the Women's Institute will
be held at the home of Mrs. 1.'. O.
Scott, Thursday, 26th ins[, at 2:30
p. m• sharp.A demonstration on
Cream Puffs Is expected -from. Mts.
Thomas McEwen ; Miss- Ina Brans
Y
will give a "talk" on "The Curing,
Preparation and Cooking of Meats."
Remember Roll "Call. It is urgently
requested that every member be Pres -
ant at this meeting as matters of vital
importance require the immediate at
tentunt of the Institute at ,•larI,e.
t iK(k erwill also be discussion on ()and
•1 , rt
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Sacrilice
to
Mens,$11
Men's 72
M s i;
Men's $
' Men's $
6 only
I oni
I only
Ladies
•at
�rThese prices,
Geo.
make room for Spring
Goods
•
Suits tor
U t
S s for $
Suits for
at 15.39
$18 for
and Groceries.
and must
Ethel
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4 00
53
3 17
9.79
be
Grey
Miss Mary Lamont is visiting with
the ItleCallwn family in Hallett this
Week.
George Mann is home from the
West looking as if he was enjoying
the very beat of health.
Sale bills for Wm.
Schnook's sale, on Tuesday, February
7th, are out, He Will have a big sale.
elite; Sadie, James and John Riley
lucre visitors with their sister•, Mrs,
Huffman, of Gorr}e, over last Sun-
day.
Don't forget the auction sale of
been faun stack, implements etc. at
Robt. •Ulose's Friday afternoon of this
week,.
Juo. Lake, 4th con„ is back
` from a visit of 2 weeks with relatives
and friends at Wingham and Bel-
giave.
L. A. Wright, manager of the Bank
of Hainilton, Prince Albert, is a guest
at the home of H. and Mrs, Mc-
QAlbert Carter, a well known former
resident, is here on a holiday visit
from. the West. He and his family
are getting along nicely out there and
had a good crop iu 1910. Hie home is
at Iunisfail, Alberta.
A PI0NFER 92 -TEARS of AGE. -Mia.
Harriet Fletcher Oox, 12th con., who
has been a resident on the same farm
for the past 54 years, celebrated her
92nd birthday on December • 18th.
She was the first school teacher in
S. S. No. I0, She has retained her
vigor in a most astonishing manner
and her eyesight and hearing have
been unusually good, although her
memory shows lapses lately. Mrs.
Cox was born and married in Queen's
Co., Ireland, and she and Mr. Cox
name to America 66 years ago. They
lived at Pittsburg, Penn., and Hallett
township before coming to Grey
township, • Mr. Oox died in 1882 aged
70 years. The children are Mrs. R.
A. Bain, of Petrone : Mire. R. 0. Ennis.
of Saskatchewan ; George, of Van:
g ,
couver, B. C. ; Harry, deceased ;
Richard and Miss Harriet, of Grey.
Mrs. Cox has been a bright, active,
g
industrious woman who enjoys the
esteem of a wide circle of friends who
would like to indulge in the hope that,
this fine old lady would live to reach
the century. '
Suits for
Suits for
S is o
9 Suits for
8 Suits for
Boys' Overcoats
y Mans Imlt,
worth $23.00.
Ladies
,•Hent
Dress
Lowest
aro unquestionably
•.o
nevi
M.
6 98
7 89
S 89
4 39
at
Fur -lined
Ponnetta Coat
Goods, Flannelettes'
Prices..
SPOT CASH.
ich e
•ing
Boys $8
Boys' '6
• ys
Boys $j
Half Price
Overcoat
worth
Great Bargains
ii
Bluevale
sister at Hawtes Perks reyetvs is visiting her
Miss Oora Messer is at present visit-
friends at Newbury.
Aim Cook, of Seaforth, spent as few
days this week with Mrs. Snell.
Miss Stella, and Russell Andrews
• spent Sunday with Mende at Brussels.
• Rev. and Mrs. Andrews were visit-
•• ing their daughter at Mitchell last
• week.
•• Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. G. Wray, of
O Ottawa, are renewing old friendships
• in this vicinity.
• Miss I.C. Harbottle, of •Brussels,
& spent a Pew days this week at the
• hours of A. Holmes.
Mr. and AL e. Kennedy, of White-
2 chnrnh', spent a few days this week at
Z Chs home of -Jos. Smith.
• R. J. Harbottle and bride are et
present visiting friendsin this vicinity,'
We extend best wishes to the happy
• couple.
• Last week Rev.W .1 West, M A.
was at Ayton assisting Ina series of;
• evangelistic servieegheld in the
g being
Presbyterian church,
Friday of last week the opening of
the new Orange Hall took lace. Sup -Band,
g py
per was served in the school room of
the Methodist.clturcli after which an
interesting program was rendered in
the Foiresters' Hall. Addresses were
.given by Rev, J no. Coburn. Toronto ;
Rev. L. H. Orcly.. and A. H.•
Al. "P. F., of Wing-
hnul,and [hens.
MATRIneo ox u..- A very pretty
. •wedding was solemnized at the house
of Gen, and Mrs Quanerill, Kendal,
Ont., when their daughter, Miss Ethel
Mand, was joined in wedlock to John
R. Harbottle, ofOarievale, Seek. The
ceremony watt peifotmed by Rev. Mr.
Adams, of Newtnuville, under an arch
of evergreens decorated in white, a
large white wedding bell hanging over
the bridal party. Miss Katie Har-
bottle, of Brussels; sister of the groom,
played b
the Wedding Marsh, Bride,
who was given away by her'father,
looked charming he gown of cream
Marvel() silk with silk embroidery and
silver trimming and the Galla veil, ui-
ranged with aL neat wreath of orange
blossoms and carried a briquet of white
carnations, cud maiden hair fern,
weaving the geoom's gift, a handsome
old band biaoelet., set With a moon
i'+ , ..
stone. Miss Neta Million, cousin of
the bride, acted as ring bearer, in a
gown of white silk. The groom's• gift
to the organist was a bliick morocco
baud bag, with gold trimmings and to.
the ring bearer ah engraved brooch.
b h
Bride's gift to the groom was a gold'
tie pin with an. opal setting. After
the ceremony a dainty dejeuner was
served in the dining room which was
elaborately decorated with bognets,of
pink and white carnations and white
ribbon in 'the form of true lover's
knows. n
t The brides travelling suit
was alice blue broadcloth with large
black picture het. Presents were Usti-.
fill and costly, chewing the [',teem in
which the young couple were held,
The gift from the bride's father was a
llandsonie the un, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
for
bottle loft on tine 7.3.0 11.. m. for
Toronto and Bli+ovale, Ont., for a few
wgtonrn's vela-
1-1=111471=d1:a few Weeks sat
the bride's home, �efore leaving for
Cariovalo. May their joys be man
Y 1 y,
Morris
�Nlorris news on pages 4 and 6.
PROPERTY CHANGE: -M. D. Shedden
has bought back the old home, 4th
line, from Jas. Shedden.
Neil' Black, 4th line, has leased the
Mrs. Kellington farm near by for a
term of 3;years and will utilize it as a
run for stock. It should snit him all
right.
Santa ,Claus has cute ways. Re-
gently he brought to a certain home
oe the 3rd line a large hearty looking
"baby," said to be 'manufactured In
Germany" but the new arrival turned
out to be only a big doll, Jack seniles
over the Joke the soma as if he had:
been breakfasting on Quaker oats:
ONLY DAYS erste-We are sorry to
state that Lulu Ames, wife of H. 0,
Oave, Milestone, Sask., youngest
daughter of Wm. Arses, formerly of
Morris township, died on December
1st, aged 22 years, 10- months and 13
days. Funeral took place the follow-
lugg Sunday afternoon, service being
-held in • the Methodist church, Mile-
stone. Deceased was only ill four
days from pneumonia. She was mar-
ried 4 yeaus ago and leaves a little son
g
2 years old. Mre. Cave was a fine
young woman and dearly beloved
whose sudden demise will be deeply
regretted both ab home and abroad.
She was a niece of Mrs. D. C. Ross, of
Brussels.iAtt.thcet Towfnshig Oounecil ivnv t ne
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appointed et the same salaries. the
list is as follows :-Assessor, , John.'
Watson ; Collector, Richard Procter ;
Auditors, R. Johnston and P. McNabb ;
Board of Health, Robt. Taylor, David
Laidlaw and Henry Johnson, Dr.
"Stewart, Medical Health Officer,
Township printing for 1911 , goes to
TM$ POST, Brussels. Next Council
meeting will be held on Febiumy13t1'.
Of course A. McEwen is township
Clerk and A. Shaw continues as:
custodran,af the•cash, The new Conn=
cit shape up in a businesslike mannan:
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Last Friday evening Rev. Mr.
Spenser gave an illustrated Lecture
rte St. George's Ohuech made up large-
ly of views of Canada from the At-
'antic to the Pacific. He has travelled
widely and is quite an enthusiast over
his lecture work, hence its success.' •
DUFF'S OHUROu. Phe annual con-.
gregational meeting of Duffs chnroh
was held on Tuesday eveningJan
10th. The Pastor, $ev. R. A. Lundy,
presided. There was a large attend-
ance of members and much interest
was manifested in all the business re.
lacing to the welfare of the congrega-
tion. Report from the session tellingg
of the deep spiritual work and growth
of the congregation was most encour-
eiging as were also the financial
statements from the Board of Mane-
gess, Missions, Sabbath Sehool, Adult
Bible Class,. W. F. el. S., Mission
Ladies' Aid Society and Guild
of Christian Endeavor- The total
revenue was a gain over the previous
year of $700 and a grand total of
$2100. The new 'managers elected
were :—Walter Davidson, - James
Harris and John Shorereed jr„ for a-
term of three yeast and Tames Lanv-
corn fns a terns of one yea,. the
Session consists of Moderator, Rev. R.
A. Lundy, B. A„ and Messrs. John
Shortreed sr.. Andrew Turnbull, Alex.
Gardiner, William Knecbtel, Thomas
McCall, `Villiatn McFadzean, John
Shorti•eed jr., Hugh Stewart and Jas,
Smillie (Clerk of Session.) In view
of the increasing nunnbers in the con-
gregation initial steps were taken for
the building of i* new church home
and a temple worthy of the ,Lord of
Hosts whom we love. As pastor and
people we again go Hopefully farwaed
into is new year, -Meng ye all the
tithes into the storehouse, that there
may be meat in my house and prove
Me now herewith with the Lord of
Hosts if I will not open you the<win-
doves of Heaven and pour you out
such a blessing that there will not be
room enough to receive it."
SASBAT$ SCHOOL CONVENTION.--
The 2lst annual Sabbath School Con-
ventioo Was held in Duff's church on
the afternoon and evening of Thnrs-
day,Jan. 12th. In the absence of the
president, W. G. Neal, the Vice-
President, Mrs. Berry, presided at the
atfternnon session. After devotional
exercise, the first subject was "Iow
to impious S. S. work." Mrs. Betty,
Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Rands, . from
Brussels, Rev. Dr. Oaten, Mr. Mc-
4uarrie, from Monceiel'f, A. Gardiner
and J, Smillie took part ler the discus-
soon, Mr. Lack land gave an excellent
Seller 011 )'The Illi[-tgnk of the (Theist-
run." Rev. Dr. Oaten brought the
afternoon session to a Close With a.
profitable and interesting address en
"Habit ,'• the text being; "Train up a
child in the way. he should go and
when he is old he will not deport from
it." Ile.e evening session opened with
nine President, ]11r. Neal, in the _nal, t"
auci afttlrta feiv well thnsen rcmiii•1(s;
tutrodncecl to the meeting the Press-
denteleet, Rev. Mr. Leckland. Theo
East Huron Agl. Society:
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Annual '„',aetInyt
The annual meetiaof East Flue,
Agricultural Society wits held in tl
Town Hull, Brussels, Wednesday Jan
ary ,8th, President J. Leckie in tl
chair. Minutes of last meeting ren
and passed after introductory rental.
oy the President.
Auditors' Report was presented show
ing receipts for icao to be $15o9 19 at
disbursements' $1470 4oleavinga balani
of $38,89 in addition to'a membersli
carried over to mit of 79, $150 ler
been paid last October to retire CI
Wilkinson note and Society is on
more out of debt with fine Park of
acres, modern Exbibition building ai
other outbuildings such as grand stat
stables, Secretary's.: office. &c. Repc
was commented upon as most satisfy
tory and adopted on motion of Rot
Nichol and T. Archibald.
The question of a Weather protect,,
for Fall' Fairs was discussed and a
proved of, being considered legislat id
along the right line, •
Standing Field Crop Competition_•,
debtttedands vote carried to Lew
it for 1011, Fall wheat to be the cro
Entries must be 10 Secretary's bends.1
Mav let. Five prizes t, be award
next Pali. No entrance foe exce
membership iu East Huron .Agricul,ul
Society.
Expert Judges will he netted for Lia
and Heavy Horses an(1 Cattle, Socie
to arrange for balance of classes.
It. was decided to send Alex. Stews
as delegate to the Fairs' Associatio
which meets a1 'i'oronto On Febrile
8th and qth, and Treasurer was iostru<
ed to forward affiliation fee of $i.00„
East Huron Fall Fair, dates were s
for Thursday and Friday, October 5 at
6, 1911 and early action will be take,,
to preliminaries.
Officers were elected as follows :
President, John Leckie ; 1st • Vic
President, Geo. Robb ; and Vice Pre
dent, Peter Scott, :
Directors: -lames Speir, O:'Turnba
Phos. Miller, R. ,.Nichol, A. Steleai
Robt, L. 'Mcbonette T. R. Bernie
Alex McLauchlan,and T. Archibal
Lady ';.Directors,, --hiss Annie Rol
Mrs. Poo: �toh0.' i. resident of tl
Woman's, ;lcstitute, incl' Mrs. A.
Currie:, - : . ,
Roos'D.iteetors,-14, it, Meeraeke
D. efiletee,irie lit,, Y,etin, C. Bekmi,
.0 W'illpi4cn atoll Dittman McTa
ie , •.• . `
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. ,:.AYtt1 #IIfS l : r. $.0 tt bpd A,.Slrac
= s .. •. •
?,ri, ' Kull wile re -a point
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i10%al°i I`y•:Pn Ca ill CCr et a salary of $5
.e:fe:'reuee was made to the decease
' 11,ILn.1)ire:tnr, ' leo: McTaggart, it
,- 111: `: , gg
.`"; t'`*'4 i decided not to Bold a Sprit
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ills
^..At. Park tor' rovemeut Commit t(
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,t alliin of Vice PI.'esideuts Robb al
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rind Director Nichol was a) oh
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cit to have some neoesear work dohs
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soon as Spring weather arrives,
Meeting then a,tjnurned.
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in the Trader's Bank.
1.1.'3. Laing made a business trip to
Wingbam on Monday.
Tyndale Bit.chie spent Sunday with
friends emu. eamestown,
G. Mapletoft, of Conn, is the guest
of his daughter, -Mrs. W. 0. Outline.
W, Arinoter, •of Wingham, •was in
the village on business last Saturday.
O, 0. F. Organizer, R. B. Harris,
was home from Hamilton over Sun-
day;
Miss Ella Smith ,taken a position
as clerk in W. - Robinsons general
store.
B. and Mrs. Lindsay from Saskat-
0hewtun, -aro guests of W. Weir, of
Hmvick.
Mrs. G.,: F.. Hall accompanied lien
Mother, Mr•s.. Hambrook, on her re-
tut n to Chicago last week.
Me. and 'Mrs. BceGlxauer have re-
thence frniu Betliit where theyat,
tended the ,funeral Of the former's
ueice, •
Sauntel aem iss n has relented
R } e e, el neo
frons New York wind will spend the
remainder of the'\Vineer •at his home
liege,
S.'0, ; and Mrs. Fox, of Brussels,
spent Sunday with thelatter's peewits,
J. and Mrs. A1cCntehaoik, near Wroxe-
ter.
Mies Lila McNatig htorl of Turn,
b. et entei!feaiirl d • a.tgiirmber of bet
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eh frleods to birthday party last;;ilii
Sfltlll day : ,., , �
The emoted annuad Meeting ofrthe
shat•ebtilders,: of the %Wok 1u I incl
'Celti )houo Oo, l:.t(1., will - be teen au
the 'own 'Hall on` Wed. Jan. 2C)tl .'
at2oelock. ' '' 1
W. O. ail .Mrs: Mnrrt Dine[+ ''i .�
g 25 ._31,
Howlett celebttited the Loth. a �e
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ni.vellsni•r 4 tl(•ir weddin lata Ytl•"`Scott
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d1a rveixiii A number ,'tit hove
Y gt' ..-i l b11t?
ivertipresent and reptile sat: otI al)te
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Blankets,' all wool,
Blankets Un}orl
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► Toques, all newest soler
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Wrapperettes in. wide range of
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All lines of Underwear for
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Coat Sweaters, all sizes
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Fur Coate in Coon, K1otldikR
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Beaver t d Dog Slttn.
Caps, a good tangs
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ing is on at George M. M'itehel1s.
Read his adv[. and. save thong and
be happy. ' , .
An Assembly will be }geld in tee
Dilworth Ball on Wednesday evening.
of next week under the aanspices of .
Ethel foot Ball Ohib, •
Last Sniday was high water Mark
in the Methodist Sunday Sehool: the
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attendance being 80attd it is expecting
to be 100 next. Sunda y,,
Next Monday evening Ethel L. 0. L.
No. 631, will give the Blue Degree And
all members are asked to be in attend-
anc0. • S. le. Cole is Master and Bennet
Wheeler Secretary.
- The officers for the E rvortb League'
:-lion. Resident, Rev, 1
are ' p, a ,ii
Wren, M. A. , President, Alex.. Km;
lBt Vice, 'Misa Lda Cole ,•• 211d,. Viet),
Miss .Edith Milne ; 3rd Vice, :Melvin,.
Slemmon ; 4th Vice, Miss .. Bel•1dreI
Simonton ; 5th Vine, Mrs, McGuire ;
Rec.-Secretary, F. Sleightholut'; ;Ctrs.-
Secretary' nM, liss'Lena Mitchell • Tfeite-
error, Misa .Envy Sanders ; Or anis[,
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