HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-5-11, Page 6We can furnish anything in the Eastman Line
and there ie no other that compares with that.
KODAKS, FILMS, VELOX PAPER, POST CARDS, &c.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER,
Pol. Baas gums
BRUSSELS on the 24th.
BRvsssl.s School Board Friday even-
ing of this week.
50 CENTS gets Tar POST for balance of
PUBLIC Library Board will meet Mon-
day evening of next week at 8 o'clock,
LECTURE. Subject "Temperance,"
In St. John's church tonight. W. H.
Kerr, chairman.- Come -silver cone°•
tion.
Alex. Anderson, of town, will play
Intermediate Foot Ball with Ethel team,
ref1 to any postoffice in Canada. taking his old pos as one of the full
Tut street watering cart has gone in- backs. He is a ,cod player.
to commission as the dust was getting BERT. CAMPBELL shipped another car
unbearable. of borses to Milestone, Sask., •Thursday
A NEW Brantford roof was put on the of last week. He audhis brother handle
a good many equines in a year.
READY FoR BURINESS.-S, Carter ' has
received a doe Spring stock of first-class
buggies from well kuotvo manufacturers
and is able to offer great bargains. He
also handles Cream Separators, Inter•
national Harvester Co. implements, the
Cockshutt plow and repairs, pianos, sew-
ing machines and other necessary and
useful articles. Watch for his advt.
next week,
Rural Central Telephone building dur-
ing the past week by Messrs. Wilton.&
Gillespie.
BRUSSELS Loyal Legion will meet on
Friday of next week at 4.05' instead of
Friday of this week, on amount of Mr.
Clark's meeting.
.SANITARY INSPECTOR OLIVER will
commence bis teareeaf inspection next
Monday, so if lour premises are not
tidied up you bad better get bvsy.
SOME of the very youthful lads who
assume to:jifay the part of managing a
boat on the Maitland will get a ducking,
if nothing worse, if they are not pro-
hibited from ru❑ning the risk. The
Sunday boating could be "cut out"
without injury to the Obmmunity.
F,4RMERs' Excursion to the Experi-
mental Farm, at Guelph, is announced
for Wednesday, June 24111, In addition
at the Farm,
to the yearly improvements
the new Central Prison being erected at
the Royal City will be of interest, more
especially as the people do not expect to
see the inside of it when completed.
THE authorities object to people tying
cows or horses t0 shade trees or stakes
on the streets for grazing purposes and
ask owners to desist. Adjacent mop.•
erty onets have entered a protest
test for
various reasons that will easily be appar-
ent to the owners Offenders will be
-_ 0,
YOL NG pigs for sale, 8 weeks old. Apply to
D. ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Oon.9, Grey, Phone 2811
FOR SALE on To RENT. -Summer Cottage,
furnished ; splendid location ; Bruce Beach,
on Lake Huron, South of ltrncardine : plenty
of shade. Apply to Rev. 3. W. 0111 LRA,
Drayton, Ont.
HIGESOT price for potatoes at MOCRAOKEN's.
Goon working pony for sale, Also harness
and light wagon. Apply to ROM. TtreMBON,
Brussels.
Cloven, Timothy, Mangolds and other
garden seeds at AIOtirtAca5N's.
Iy your lawn mowers do not out fast and
easy can and see T. MOGREGOR, Brussels.
PARTIES wanting pump repairs can get
buckets end valves at Wilton & Gillespie Hard-
ware Store, Brussels, or can have repairs sent
thereby phoning A. RAYMANN, Oranbrook.
Phone 2512,
h e
COMFORTABLE house
to rent apply1y
to
Mrs.
Parker, Prineessateeet Brussels.
ace tot for sale
good e o
COMFORTABLEneem.8' house
at a bargain. Fruit, good venter and A 1 corn -
prosecuted. .Poemty' For further partioufars ask aft Trot
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. - The annual
meeting
of
Brussels
sels Branch
of the
----o--
Women's
o!
Wo ens Institute will be held in the{ 'rhe Guelph Mercury
says of a
former
Library Audience room Friday, lahres'dent ofthisis locality
:-C. H Conary
inst., at 2 3o o'clock. In addition to left last evening for the Canadian West
election of ofRners and receiving report, in conuectiou with the sidewalk paving
the topics "Dainty lunches for evening
parties" and ''Home influences on the
young" will be dealt with. The ladies
of the community invited.
Goon As Nkw.-After the thorough
overhauling given the town Fire Engine,
in addition to the new boiler, the
machine ispronoutced as good as ever.
lookgay.
coat ofpaint will makeit g v.
Brussels,
i e James.of us
Messrs. Garside &
did the repairs to the engine and made
a first-class job. This should be a rec-
ommendation to other towns requiring
such work done.
Toaoter0 morning daily newspapers
will arrive in Brussels at ro.55 instead
of 1,44 as formerly. A fast mail train
runs from Toronto to London in time to
P ter) On-
-I5 in ,5
the earlymmW
catch all y
i to
On-
tario. The new arras emeut went❑
t g
vogue Iast Monday and will be highly
appreciated by the general public who
have been handicapped in this respect.
GREAT RECORD. POR THE PIRs'1•.--Jas.
Shurrie, one of the cream haulers for
the Shamrock Creamery, Brussels, has
been making a record not easily outdone
at this season of the year. One day
last week he brought 213o pounds of
creampatronsl
from. the on the 14th
e load.
fire 'townsht a
16111 Cons. of
P in o
Grey
'township
was on the second trip this season
So it was certainly going it strong. A-
bout 1200 pounds of butter per day is
being manufactured at the factory and
the outlook is rosy.
Naw Tints Table came into effept on
the G. T. R. last Mondaa•
arSrbing
train groin Kincardl'Brussels
At 7,o7'tinsteed-D." 7,os. No change in the
r0.55 and -The 11.25 trains. Atternoon
rrom Toronto will be sixteen Mill -
Utes later i the afternoon express going
East is changed to 2.55 instead of 3.02
and the night train from 8.59 to 8.52. or
7 minutes earlier. The public should
govern themselves accordingly, Correct
cd Time 'Table may be found on page 5
each week and also the C. P. R. sched-
ules for Walton and Wroxeter.
L'ee'r toe Tat, WEs•r,•.-Wednesday of
usiness
is often missed when it ))light have been
easily embraced by
Systematic Saving
Begin now tb prepare for the day of op-
portt,unity by depositing your savings in
The METROPOLITAN BANK
$1.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH P. N. GILROV. MANAGER
Miss Lyda M. Avery, of 'Toronto,
who has been visititng Mit' Iteue 13tirk•
lay returned ltolne last week,
RECEPTION MrS A. C. Seeker will
receive Thursday afternoon and Friday
afternoon and'eveniilg of this week at
her home 'Turuberry street.
A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held ill
St. John's church this ('Thursday) even-
ing. The ladies of the W. 0. P. U. are
especially invited to attend, Rev. T. G.
A. Wright is no exceedingly clever
speaker, concise amd to the point.
WixotuAM High. School Foot Ball team
is expected to play an exhibition game
in Brussels Friday eveuing of this
week. Play will begin et 6,15 o'clock.
The visitors play good ball.
JUNIOR FOOT - BALL. -The. Imtlal
League game of this season in the
Junior series will be played on Victoria
Park, Brussels, Wednesday evening of
next week, between Seaforth and Brus-
sels. Game called at 6.15. As goals
count in the four matches to be played
between the above mentioned clubs yon
may reckan on lively work, looking to.
ward promotion championward. Sea -
forth is the home of Foot Ball aucd the
contingent expected Wednesday is ex-
pected to defend the honor of the town
to first-class style. Brussels boys dont
figure the tvisitors having a walk -over
but. intend to contest every 1001) rE the
ground. See the game.
FOOT BALL SCHEDULE,
ime for Sale
Messrs. Savage & Rose
opened a Itkiln of Lime
on May 8th. Parties
wanting same should call
early.
Savage & ROSe
Box 52 TROWBRIDGE
People We Talk About
S. C. Wilson was et Kingsville this
week.
Harry Goodwin was calling on old
friends in town.
F, S. Scott was at Toronto this week
on 'Telephone business.
Mies Lizzie Ross is at Chatham attend
ing the Missionary Convention.
David and Mrs. Hoist took a trip to
McKillop to see their son and family.
A and Mrs, McLennan. of Seaforth,
were calling on old friends in Brussels.
• Miss Pearl Gibson, of Listowel, WAS a
UNIOA SERIES, visitor mill Miss Nettie Brown. Queen
I street.
Following are the dates in the first Herb. Cunningham, of Palmerston,
round in which Brussels is interested was visiting relatives in town one day
lest week.
This week Reeve Leckie went io
Toronto with a Co. Council delegation
dealing with the Power question,
Mrs Fred. Longfoot and daughter
Thelma, of Stratford, were' visitors at
the former's parents, George and Mrs,
Edwards.
W. H. McCracken bas been off duty
this week, not frequent thing for him,
but we hope he will soon be feeling as
well as ever.
A. J. Lowry is real _poorly we are
sorry to say but we hope he will speedily
strike a better condition of health and
soon be o k:
S. T. Plum still walks with, a little
halt owing to an injury to one of his feet
by a horse stepping on It. He is attend-
ing to his ditties as nauai.
contracts. On his return he will send a
number of mew out to do the work.
They are at present engaged on his con-
tracts in Georgetown.
LECTURE SERIES. -This week Brus-
sels bas been favored witb the presence
of Rev. T. G. A, Wright, B. A, who is
giving a series of four Lectures under
h n's
the auspices of the W A., of S[ n
1
church. Monday evening
in the
Town
Hall, the subject was St. Patrick Tues-
day evening in
ues=dayeveningin St. John's church., Mag.
Alfred was the noteworthy character ;
Torah was dealt with Wednesday even-
ing and on Thursday Rev, Mr. Wright
will discourse on Temperance. He is a
pleasing speaker, well versed in his sub-
jests and the series should do good. It
that so
trifle unfortunate t
'1151 R t
was3
many meetings in were on hand this week
g
rendering it impossible for people to get
to all. '
2411i of MAY IN BRUSsELs.=l'he var-
ious committee have their work well
in hand looking toward the celebration
of Victoria Day, en Victoria Park, Brus-
sels in good style. A Base Ball game
Belgrave vs. Brussels Maitland's will
open the program in the forenoon, and
thea afternoon Tann will be well filled with
1 matches between Win
Base Bal ham a Wing
ham,
Kincardine and Brtssels There will be
a program of athletic sports for children
and adults and a bristling Foot Ball
game between Wingham and Brussels
will etrl up the program. A tug of war
will also be one of the features if it can
be arranged. Lueknow fine cornet end
reed Band has been engaged for the
day. Come to Brussels and enjoy the
fon; at small expense. Posters and
dudgers will give full particulars.
Watch for them.
PROBLEMS oP YoUNG MEN. -Coln•
maiming last Sabbath W. L. Clark open-
ed a campaign dealing, with the life of
boys and voting men. He took services
in the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches last Sabbath and addressed a
meeting in the Town Hall in the after-
noon, Monday evening he spoke in the
this week H. L. Jackson. C. P, R. agent, Methodist church. rnesday afternoon
ticketed 'Thos. Niebolis and wife and and evening in the Library audience
their daughter, Mrs. W. E. Duncan, and room, Wednesday after000u in the
daughter to Burin's, Alta. Mr Duncan same place to women and in the evening
went Thursday, accompanying a car of in Melville church, •Thursday evening
settler's effects. 'This company go in- he will address a Meng' meeting In the
tending to make.their home in Alberta, Lilsrary building and the closing service
While regretting their removal we wish will be held inthe 'Town Hall Friday
them success. Mr, NLoholls still has a evening at 8 o'clock. Mr, Clerk is
house and lot 0114 tt so sere farm in this thoroughly in earnest, has a novel yet
locality, They have been through a very practical way of presenting the
goodly section of the West before so truth and is doing a good work we have
have a fairly good idea of what's before not the slightest doubt, Hear hint Fri
them, clay evening,
May 17-Seaforth at Brussels.
May 26 -Brussels at Seaforth,
lune 5-Seaforth at Brussels.
June 13 -Brussels at Seatorth.
INTERMEDIATE GAMES,
May I2 -Milverton at Wellesley.
May 12 -Listowel at Ethel.
May 19 -Wellesley at Milverton.
May ea -Ethel at Listowel.
May 24 -Ethel at Wellesley.
May 2g -Milverton at Listowel.
June 2 -Listowel at Milverton.
June 3 --Wellesley at Ethel.
June g-elilvertoo at Ethel,
uneg-Listowel at Wellesley.
une re -Wellesley at Listowel.
p
ne r6 E
toe) at Milverton.
Clip this out for further reference.
MCKII.LOP TELEPHGNNII GO. APPEAL THE Poti'r regrets to .state that Mise
DISMIssED.-The Ontario Railway and Ritla Cunningham's health is not at all
Municipal Board at 'Toronto Friday good be. her manv-friends hope tos000
afternoon decided not to approve any. gee her ah'e u, eel .hon as -of vers
contract between local telephone com- . To CLINTON. 1t Junes and his son
hick
Bell CompanyWblacksmith
-
would
the
anies anhe
• e t�•-, ha a bow ht [
Gut i v
Pt
1
1 tele cue cont-
loco h
revent then F •nn s
P Mr.Saunders t Iv
p ng buswess of t
pang from taking and transmitting mss- •old stand, Clinton, and have taken
sages from any other local telephone possession. '
company with which it now cOuneets or„ Mrs 'Hannah Ballantyne went to
with which it may iu the future con Michigan•last we.k to see her brotlter-
v
to reset
willnon
The boardhas ben t
acct. hPP Morrison, who e
❑ '• oI sot
in-law, A..M
will' have
tile of
u
whicht
agreement and h 1
an sortie' e t
failinghealth'',fur sum m
Y
feet of preventing or restricting Intel taken'a turn for the worse • we.regret .tQ
communication, jmnt operation of reel},state.
roeal rights between telephone coinMessrs. Reid aud Smith, of Seaforth,.
pontes under its jurisdiction. the mere Sn tote❑ `Tuesday seeping auda5,
board dismissed the. application of'.t110 sociated with. J. Ballantyne 'a❑dGlen
McKillop telephone Company brat the Armstrong. arranged the Junior .) opt
board's former order should. be rescind. Bait sehngtll ole gf games in • the first
ed. The order in question compelled round•
the McKillop Company to connect with
e Com ant, `'J'his interfered. In a debate at the Stratford No:anal
us Is
the`$r s p }
Btu•s•
o[
t 1 Missriel Brothers,
hi 'h • the former corn-
School Mn
with a contract w L
h b -
i ole I esu
v twit]t a
"v o the sets; R t n
s a
n , hence g
Company, Bad with the z
an p
patty
n let have
women, S h u
• v c
the'appaal. By a Tater decision. the J
act was Re o
lel
Bell On. have to' give long. distance con the Franelftse;" Affirmative : Yvon, as it
nection.
A ROAST Poa RUsxrRoland .Rusk,' Reeve,Leckie is husy athis work as'
Valuator•• for the'.Ootario Mutual•ln-
•sui•anee Co: in passing on properties up-
on which the Co. has tonus., •' He covers
0 o 8 Countiesaud hasquite a contract in
which his long experience hi similar
I greatly aidhim.
work wilea
g
Y
f to
McNeil andsee, o Es
Mrs. Hector'
months in the common jail; Rusk took van S'Isk are here nn a holiday visit
bis sentence with no little surprise as With -Mrs. 'rhos. Meanders, the farmer's"
only a little while before he had remark-.- mother. Mrs. McNeil is greatly' made.
ed to a friend that the magistrate would .up Tit the West. She is a . welcome
not sentence hien, because he belooged visitor. Her husband is a Son of is..
to the saute loclne.. "1' have been un McNeil, Grey luwnship, and expects to
able to find a:single' redeeming point in Visit here later.
your favor," the court told Rusk. "Yon: 'rite Toronto News of Monday Mid the
n in following refers to a son ofL hos.
• vii and children follow u which ie
t e
e treated your t
av t a
It 1.
y
t. el¢ ;
formerly of Brt s
'ned `- Cur ]Tei
a i r, adjourned McGillicuddy,
mun I Y
an inhumane Y,
1
case in order to give you a cllauc0 to ire Doti McGillicuddy, until recently'one of
and make some arrangements to 110 the physical directors at the Central Y.
something for .them. You cannot give M. C, A , nitd'now supervisor of the new
me any assurance that you will do that. playgrouhcls, hap returned to Toronto
I neve made a careful inquiry about you after making wltat,IS in all probability
anti end that you have en several oc- a new Caoedisu roar. record for long
•io
f r this
easiona professed. conversion to Chris- distance cycling to Ontario o
part •e cycled
1 e'the year H
civoof a e r
have taken 'au aseason 1
i i and S
tanty,a
in missions. Your conduct towards from Ottawa to • Napanee, Ont.,
your wife and children I characterize as a distance of 143 miles 121 a• little
everything but that of aChrietian. I am less than nine hones. Mr, McGillicuddy
reluctant to separate any man from his had intended to make the journey from
wife, but Iam sure that your unkind Ottawa to Toronto, via Napanee and
treatment of this woman whom you en• Belleville, 1n eighteen home. On a hill
tered into a contract with. to Protect and just outside Napanee, However, he was
provide for when yon married her, you seized with cramps in his legs, and was
have shown that she is ter better off obliged to discontinue the journcv. The
without you. Your attitude has been young man left the Ottawa Y. M, C. A.
one of continual hypocrisy, and 1 hope at 6 o'clock in the morning, and arrived
that by the time you come 'out of jail at Napanee shortly before three o'clock
you will have made up your mind to act, In the afternoon, The trip from
In a different manner to that in which Napanee to'I'oronto was made on a less
ycu have been carrying ou for some fatiguing conveyance -e main line G. 'i .'
time. I hope tide sentence will serve R, coach. Mr, McGitlieeddy is eou-
as a deterrent to other men, I sentence vibced that, had he made his attempt
you to three months in. jail, Deputy' later in theseeson after a course of train.
Magistrate Graydon stated that he has ing 11)• long distance bicycle' work he
in the last few clays received many let would 11lVe succeeded,. On his return
ters froth tlifferedt parts of the country he Was presented by his many friends
regarding Rusk. Allegations of the of the Central Y. M. C. A, with a
most serious character are made in musical clock, to mark the severance of
some of them. 'Rusk worked, itt his
trade in Brussels for a time,:
the Ottaway avenue, London, -black-
smith, who a cOuple of. weeks age, was
found guilty of deserting his wife., Mrs.
Christina Rusk and five small children,
i and
the security Monday
togive h w
wasunableY
r 'de fox
v provide be would morning thatA
mo t g
them and was'sentenced to three
ThE STANtARD BANK
Ejtab fished 187 OF CANADA "ranch.
A DEPOSIT OF ONE DOLLAR
is received in our Savings Bank Department, and is
sufficient to open an account and entitle the Depositor 10
a pass Boole. The highest current rate of Interest is
allowed, and money may be withdrawn at any time
without delay.
Savings Bank Department at Every Branch.
Eat. UsS .t,,49 zRANCH
S. F. Ftowlancll, manager
George atld Mrs. Brown made a short
visit wtII
I. L. and Mrs, Kerr at Iin
-
nn•
j, Callan, of Innerkipp is a visitor
his song J. L. Callan and f tm1la,
Jona street. '
Jas, Burgess will represent Brussels
C. 0. F. at the High Coitrt, which 1vi11
assemble in Toronto in June.
Chas, Howlett, Queen street, bad a
touch of legrippe cold this week but is
regaining his usual heartiness.
A leiter from Collingwood setts that
our townsman, Postmaster Farrow, does
pot regain his health asquickly as might
be hoped for but we trust Spring will
invigorate him.
D. McGillicurdy, late of Calgary, ac-
companied by his wife, is at present in
Ottawa, where he is recuperatingfrom a
severe illness that has lasted several
months, The altitude of Calgary, near-
ly four thousand feet -above sea level,
was too much for bis heart, and he has
suffered greatly therefrom, His old
Huron friends will be pleased toknow
that he is now in a Lair way tn'recovery
and hopes that ere long he may be able
to engage in business again. When well
euough to do so he purposes taking up
newspaper work in one of the Western
cities, not so high up as Calgary.
Church Chimes
Synod of Huron will meet in Stratford
on June 13th,
Wingbam District' meeting will be
held in Fordwich Thursday and Friday
of next week.
Tuesday next Maitland Presbytery
will convene in Huron Presbyterian
church, Ripley, Rev. A. C. Wishart,
B, A., of Brussels, is the Moderator.
Next Sabbath Rev, Dr, Oaten will
preach Epworth League sermons at
Exeter and Rev.\E. G. Powell, a former
pastor, will occupy the pulpit here at
both services, He will be welcome back
to Brussels.
A Mission will be held in the R. C.
church, Brussels, commencing Sabbath
28th inst.; and continuing for a week.-
Rev. Fr: McRory, of the Oblate Order,
will be here to assist Rev. Fr. Blair in
the services,
BIBLE Soc1ETv ADDRESS, -Wednesday
evening Rev. W. E; Hassard, . 13, D., of
Toronto, District Secretary, will address
a 11010n meeting in Melville" Church, at
8 o'clock, on the Mission and Work of
the Bible Society, He is a good speak.
er and well. worth hearing: A cone° -
,tion siril'1.b4takepp in behalf of the cause.
The dates "anh.ouucetl for the Metho•
dist Church District meetings are tee
v Ma'•16 and
' i at Rt is May
'•16 Tees dts.r et larvis,
May.16
_ r ' at Brantford.M v
T '••
BtabtEo d
7.,
H r•it u May
. •l ei5to [t at A 1 p
and 17 Pam y
1$',; St Thomas, fo Grace Church., May
i7 and 18 ;. Oodericlt, to No-th Street'
Church M'ay, 17 and t8 ; Guelph, at
the
audon m 1 First
t a t8
Ac on L
M v
t trot a
t
18 And 19Srah
Cliuttb a
til y
a
'Watford,
N IB Windsor,
11yT7 Hod
Kingsville Mat t8 and re Strat-
ford,
at
at -
ford, at Miteltell, on May. 23, and Wing-
Ilam
ing
Ilam'at'Fordwich-eu MayiS end ie.
` -Rev,' Dr: Ross ' 'resigns,-Otvingto:
poor health -Rev. Dr, Ross, formerly of
;Brussels, as tesigbed' his charge at
'Port Dalhousie., The following is taken
-extern the :repent of Hamilton Presbytery
minutes !- "The resignation of ,Rev:,.
Dr, Ross of Port Dalhousie wits then
taken up Mr Parnell first addressed
• matter. He.
I,the m
the Presbytery v in
said that the. people of the. church very
much rehtekted Dt. Ross' move, The
,work has: grown since his pastorate
eoraineneed and the utmost harmony
has existed between., pastorand peo-
ple.' Dr. 1l,oss has alone bis utmost -
ho •nan'coul€} have Clone more for bis
chereh..•' lie severance .of . pastor
and people, Would be a heart break
cEiiaP
art
of the congregation. tion. Port
Dalhousie Presbyterians have .sustained
many trials, but this Is the greatest blow
they have suffered. It was the earnest
wish of the congregation that Or. Ross
will soon rett'rin his health, Mr. Craise,
the next spe,rk.1' while seconding what
Mit Farnell had sald,.felt that it was a
necessary move on Dr. Ross' part, owing
to bis failing health. The congregation
'had asked him to accept a three months'
vacation bot be ear
felt that a s
rest
y
suggest.
necessary. wheel Henry
ed that a find might be established by
Id euali
his connection with the pll'�sical depart.
went of that Institution, xoctatton with their congregations as T
the Presbytery, which tvou le
lninister's wllo feel that they need a
year's rest, might lie enabled to retain
the pastorale of their several churches,
tesuntin their work at the end of the
term. titStevensr. Ste also•sP ok
e in kindle
•
terms of Dr- . Ross •and his esti• •
rouble .wire, The Moderator said that
the hearts.of the members of llto;Pt•esby"
tent bad been deeply touched•bv the
kind, expressiene touching Dr, Ross.
Dr. Ross said lie had taken the se-
tiou soly for personal Arid' family rea:
sobs. He assured the Presbytery as he
had assured the congregation, that both,
ing unpleasant had occurred, .His medi-
cal advisers" had . informed him that he
needed a rent: He felt that he had been
one of the most Mostforhittale ministers
in the Presbyterian ,church. He was
soon to complete thirty.two years ill the .•
ministry, and in All that time never had I.
I LAR.E
there been an Unpleasant incident, 054. •
•
pastorate in Pott Dalhousie had been •
most pleasant. In the five, Years he bad • �■ ,.
!melt there his •eahgregation had en• •
117:4; ohksad ofL
ulAththe e re.
dprtowsops
rdicthyDur
rocfheRPoos1tsn
tt1hsve
Dalhousie el urch, and the splendid
[wanner in which the people of the
church sustain their pastor. Dr. Ross
said he wished to be relieved at the end
of lune. Rev. Dr, Ratcliffe, Dr. Smith
and other members of the Presbytery
present expressed their appreciation of
Dr, Ross. Dr, Ratcliffe and Dr. Smith
said they would miss hint greatly.,
They moved that his request to resign
be granted, which was acceded to by the
Presbytery with general regret, Dr,
Smith was appointed Moderator, and
the appointment was declared vacant.
Dr. Ratcliffe and Dr. Smith, on the
sggeston
ui, 'sn
to draw np oaf
resDrolutionFletcher. of awereppreciatioskign
of Dr, Ross' long service of 32 years in
111e Preebyterlan church," The many
old friends of Rev, Dr. Ross and family
tit Brussels will be a unit to hoping that
the rest will tend to, the invigoration of
our former well known anti highly
esteemed resident.
BORN.
WILLOnaanv: At Trowbridge on May, 2nd
to Mr. and Mrs. Robb. Willoughby, a
daughter..
DIED
ELLIOTT.-In Howiek township, on May 8th,
E. Mennrd, beloved wife of W. R. Elliott,
aged 00 years, 11 months and 25 days.
HARockwell, forrmerly of XsEllIop 1st,
own hip,
in his 84181 year,
Zaox.-In Grey township, on May eat,
Agnes Turnbull rellet of the late AdamKnox, in her 69th year.
Lewis -In Wroxeter, on May 7th, Erestae W
Lewis, aged 51 years and 10 months.
MoeAvose-In Howipk, on May 4611, Peter
John, only eon of Mr. and Mrs, D, Me.
Tavish, aged 1 years and 11 months.
RANDS. -At Wesshig6tonB� prings, SouthDako-
to• on May 2nd,'Mre. Wm. Rands, formerly
of Morris, aged 85 years. -
SIMP80N.-At Jamestown, on May 9th, Mar-
geret Strnohan, beloved wife of Andrew.
Simpson, aged 88 years, 8 months and 4
days,
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COME lst Masa alfalfa hey for sale, None
bettor for either horses or cattle,
G. A. DEADMA.N.
Teacher Wanted
Applloatio m will be received by the under.
clewed, tip to June 1st, Yor thksechoopoeitlon,S. B, No. of ss-
sistant teaohor In Oranbroe
7, Grey township. Applicants to state snlai''
and supply references. Address M. ICRAU 1
ER, Secretary, Oranbrook P. O.
Notice
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the Township re Grey, will be held at
the Township Hull, Ethel, ou Monday, the
22nd day of May next at 11 o'clock a. oa- All
parties interested will please take notice and •.
govern themsel A. R.18LACDOII•
ALD, Clark.
Ethel, May 18th, 1911,
NOTICE
All parties wishing to pay cash for assess•
01entaon the NichotDrain, thehfurtny-Lamb
Drain or the McCall Drain will please notify
the Reeve, or the Clerk, orsome member Of
the Council, on or before the 20th day of May,
1911. A. MACEWEN, Clerk,
Bluevale, May let, 1811. 44-2
Mortgage Sale
Under and by virtue of thepowore contained
Inc certain Mortgage which will be produced
at time of Sale there will be offered for Sale by
Public Auotion on Thursday, June let, 1011, at.
the hour of Two o'clock in the afternoon nt
the Motel in the Village of Ethel by F. S. Scott,
Auctioneer, the following property, namely:-,
Village Lote Numbers Twelve and Thirteen' in
the village of T.indalville,.being 'a• sub -division
of farm Lot number Twenty-two -•tn Ninth.
Ooneession of the Township of Grey. ip. the
County of Huron and Province of Ontario.
On the premises is, a very good frame house
and frame stable..;. Terms: -Ten percentof
the purchase money to be paid at the time of
Sale. Balance to be aid within thirty days,
17 18, or part on Mortgage to snit. For further per -
80 80. Menhirs and conditions of Sale apply to. the
800 9 00 Auctioneer or the undersigned. Dated at the
5 85 5 05 Village of Brussels this letday, e1 May, 1911.
38 1B BAai EL O. Wrtsol Mortgagee.
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