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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-3-23, Page 1bit 01 En Vol.'33. No. 37 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, New Advertisements, Coming—T, P. Smith. Seeds—Geo. Thomson. Concerti --Foot Ball Club. Tenders—John Davidson. Loral—W, J. McCracken. Inonbatore—John Wright, Millinery—McEinnon & Orn Attotion Sale—John McNab. Amnion Sale—Philip Amont. Aeeigneee Notice—F, 8, Scott. Spring Millinery—.Mise Straohnn. Lion Brand Clothing—D. 0. Roue. New Baggies—John Onber & Sone. Election expenses—Thos. Straohen. Millinery Opening—Minn Habkirk. Millinery Opening—Roche & Baynroft. Eigh °lase tailoring—Dodds& Habkirk. Mistritt Xitbas. halt el. This week D. Milne attended a etoolt sale at Guelph on the look out for good stook. Some of one young men have been riding the Odd Fellows' goat at 'Brunets lately. Several from this locality will attend the Fruit Institute meeting in 'Brussels an Thursday afternoon of next week at 2 o'olook, Eyestrain Drains Vitality Eyestrain usesbp ti nerves and drains vitality. It is dander - nus to health and life. We save life and en. 'ours health by rernov. latatYeslrain. Miss Teenie Sample OPTICS -A= BRUS S ELS THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1905 Grey township Council will meet here peat murk M o bay, A busy day's work is Isaao Rathwell, who has been working in the viointy of Stratford all Winter, has returned to hie home in Grey town- abip. t31nevit.lei. Wm. Gray is ill at present. Rev. W. J. Wont was at Toronto this week. George Aitobeeon at, is feeling poorly we are sorry to state, Mies Nellie Bargees spent a few days last week at Wingham, Mre, Code, of Trowbridge, is visiting her uncle Joseph Leach. Wm. Sanderson in back from Toronto to spend the Summer here. Joseph Leech entertained a number of hie friends on Friday evening, Mre. Small, of Wingbam, has been visiting her daughter Mrs, Baby. Rev. Wesley Leech, of Toronto, ie visiting his brother Joeeph Leech, • "Doo." Messer, of Hamilton, was a visitor at his old home here this week. Mee McAllister, of Hillegreen,is engaged with Dire.. Bailey for the season. Mra, Sohoales has returned from Bervse where she has bean visiting her daughter Mrs. Balaton. n Concert TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS. EveningPIL UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Brussels Foot :Bali Club A GRAND CONCERT OP LOOAL TALENT WILL BE GIVEN Admission 25o. Children 15e. The 25o. Seats may be reserved at Fax's Drag Store Marob 81st. CONCERT AT 8 O'CLOCK Don't Miss this Musical Treat Millinery Openings March 31st and eA pril lst The Misses Habkirk Wish to announce that on the above named dates they will hold their Spring Millinery Openings, when they will present a large and well assorted stock of Trimmed Hats and Ready -to -wears,, ilial/ the Latest and Best Styles. A Cordial 'Invitation is extended to the Lathes to attend and inspect. Friday, March 3lst Saturday, April 1st Misses The sSs �Q es Habkirk HIGH CLASS TAILORING A partnership has been formed by • the undersigned for carrying on a High Class Tailoring Business in the Stretton Block Brussels Shop will be open Saturday, March 25th, when our full new stock will be on display. Before ordering your Spring Suit see our choice goods, SATISFACTION GUA.RANTE1 D. 'hrle'Ip$rld0teb'4AIe4,gId4Ati'at Dodds Brabkirk MERCHANT TAILORS O. X Dodds J. J. Habkirk Charles Coulter is house from Listowel and is euffering from a bad °old. Owing to the condition of the roads rho ohuroh eerviaee were poorly attended OR Sunday. Quite a number of young people were entertained at the home of the home of Arob, and Mre, Patereo on Tuesday night before their departure to Wingham, VV'it- ttxtit*0 . Merton Howe is visiting friends at Paris, Earl Armstrong left for the Weet on Monday. School opened in the Town Hall on Monday. Robert Harris spent a few days of last week in Toronto. Frank Mibchefl and family left for Pilot Mound last week. Mrs. G, Town renewed acquaintances in the village Inst week. Mise E. Perking, of Gorrie, called on friends here on Monday, Leopard and Mrs. Brown are visiting friends in Morriebank this week. Mise Victoria Simmons returned from a visit with relabives in Brussels on Fri- day, Mrs. N. J. Robinao left for Oakville on Monday to attend the funeral of a brother. N. McNeil and family left for Allen - park last Wednesday where they will make their home. The young people of the village enjoy- ed a dance at the home of Jos. Lovell, of Taroberry, on Tuesday evening, Mies Agnes. Mogeroher accompanied Mr, and Mre, Mogeroher, of Howiok, on a visit to Washington on Thursday, John Hartley returned from Owen Sound where be has been attending school during hie month's holidays, and Mies Henry from her home in White- church on Saturday, and commenced teaching in the Town Hall on Monday. A meeting of the ratepayers of the village was held laet Friday night, to take into consideration the advisability of potting up a suitable Town Hall, The meeting wee fairly well attended and the INCCUBAT O R S I have secured the agency for one of the best Cana- dian makes of Incubators. Prices right: EGGS S FOR HATCHIN%i' Buff Orpington's. My birds are bred- from the best in Canada. None better. JOHN WRIGHT CLOVER TIMOTHY IvANG'EL TURNIP SEE.D8 rrA'1 -.4ille. oTe7(n\e milossinimovisalimigammumme W, H. KERB, .Prop, ratepayers seemed in favor of going on with the work, with the exception of a few kickers who would rather never see an improvement than pay out one dollar a year in taxes. Owing to the bad state of the wade on Sunday Rev, E, A. Hall was unable to get through, John Hartley took the service in the Episcopal church in his absence, Rev. Mr. Osterhout made an attempt to go to Belmore but was oblig- ed to turn back. Juenaa, tower. Tho roads are bud and will be till the meow is past. O. Rion, of Marnooh, hoe moved to the farm lately vacated by 33. Payne, Joseph Coombes is home from Blyth where he bas been spending the past Winter, John and Mre, Simpson left Tuesday for the Northweeb, Tbo former is a son of A. Simpson. J. T. Strachan,' our talented speaker mod debater, will go to Teeswater on the 31st to join in a debate there, W. A. Mines who recently sold his farm to Mr, Peacock, has purobased another place from Jas• Robinson, of Taroberry township and will move there. We wish him prosperity. Last Sabbath evening in the absence of Rev. Mr. West, of Blaevale, who was not able to get here on account of the almost impassible roads, Tbos. Strachan took charge of the service in the Hall. Lnomt1Ru.—Fridley evening of tide week Rev. L. Perrin, of Wroxeter, will deliver his popular lecture, "The Cotter's Satur- day Night," in Victoria Hall, under the auspices of the Young People's Society. Lecture will commence at 8 o'clock, A collection will be taken for the Society. Walton. Mise Martin, of Seaforeh, ;e visiting friends in town. John Grimoldby whose hand was lacerated in the sawmill last week is progressing favorably. Simeon Barrows was again stricken with partial paralysis last week still in a very serious condition, and is There was no service in St. George's Int Sabbath, the rentor finding it im- possible to reach here, owing to the bad roads. • R, H. Ferguson has received soma cheques for right of way lands along the 0. P. R. route which he is turning over to the.farmere interested in return for 'their deeds, Joshua Pollard has disposed of his well-known sorrel team to W. C. Dick- son for the fair figure of 5400. Josh. is well known for the first class quality of his stock. Dr. F. 0. Neal has returned from Winnipeg for a short time. He reports it extremely difficult to get offices in desirable portions of the city. He left on Tuesday for Niagara district on a proepa tting tour. Ceensebrook'. O. Forrest, of Waterloo, was a visit bare thio week. Roade will not be worth angthin until the snow gets away. It is hinted theta Wingh¢mite ma open op a store in the stand former' 000npied by A. McNair. Joseph Reymann, of Loudon, was vieitor with relatives and friends Ihi week. He'e always welcome, Mise Ethel Molonis entertained a number of her' Erten salest Th uredo v e emu . A mon net en'o able time J spent.. Y wen Dr. and Mre. Turnbull and baby, o Goderioh, Mr. and alias Mulholland, o Seatortb, were visitors at A. MoNairte for a few days Ian week. Friday afternoon of this week Jno. B. Hyde's auction sale will be held. Mr. Hyde purposes removing to Stretford shortly, where he in well aognainted. Owing to the bad state of the roads Ian Sabbath Rev. D. B. McBee walked to Ethel for hie afternoon eervboe, This was the 01d • time manner of travel not moth in vogue inthese days. The auction sale of farm, farm stock, implements, &a , belonging to John Me• Nabb, Lot 16, eon. 13, will take plane on Wedoeeday afternoon of next week. F. 8. Sone will bathe auctioneer. This week F 13 Sostt disposed of the farm ' ae6 Eget J of ern broo k owned by Phillip Amens, of Brweeele, for the' sum of $6,600. There are 130 acres and the pwcbaeer be Samuel Balfour, of Mogil lop. He gate p0sseaoion on April let. •The farm le a good one, or g y y a 7 Bloat reek. Mre, D. MoDoald, 7th line, Morrie, aoco m nota d Iter let Psiker, by MiBB Hielo Maggie p, is visiting in Berlin and GRIL skise wok. Owing to the bad roads Rea, Dr. Cool:, of Clinton, who wag announced to preach in Jeokeon'e church, 8th line, last Sun. day afternoon did not get there. Aire. W. D. Cowley, of Stratford, wag a atelier ander the parental . roof during the past week. She is a daughter of Jno. and Mre, Manning, 5th line, Morrie. We are pleaeed to welcome ex•Ooonoil. for Jaokeon end wife bank frcm their enjoyable trip to California and the West. They were atony two months and put in a fine tithe. James McCall shipped a car of settlers' effects from Brunk; on Tureday of this week to Abernaty, N. W. T. The owner accompanied the oar. He has been in the Weed before. Harry Kirkby arrived home from Torooto lest Friday afternoon having c m P'eked the term at the Vetori nary College.Mn Will al eDoo, Wnb of Welton, during the intervening period retnrning to callers next Fall. Fog alga WRIT,—On Tneeday after• noon of this week a oar of Bottlers' effeebs wan forwarded from Bennie by Peter Jeol:e on 8th line, ins 0 to T dale N. W. T. t in which localityMr, Jaokenn purposes fanning gonn I srgeso ale. The oat acoompen;ed by David and Lyle,thus Of Mr. Jackson, and Robert' Mainprize, of Brneele. In the oaten of Iwo wain; Mmmill eoott�lrheObh mebetfthe Ninny will follow. We wine them well. The farm of Mr. Jaokaon hero had beau Inward by hie nephew, INaonan.—Alax, Mnetard, 20d JIM, woe eer;uasly injured last week while meaning in taking a now to Brune a for ahipment. Mr. Monad wenn lemdh•g the animal whittle became baulky and on beim[ urged by a party behind her the cow made a plunge with her bead down and naught Mr. Mustard in the grow on ane of bee borne, ceasing a dar,gerona wound. The iujared man was conveyed to hie ° ho enured.We hope he will 00onttbedable to he about as usual. Iernaman SHIRE STALLION BoDO11T.— Tuesday of thio week Henry Bone, 3rd line, pnrobaeed the well known itppatted attire etalilml "Sunlight" II pet from MoGavin Broe., of Mogiiop tow,t:hip. The horse will be continued on much the aurae route as last year, which will be good neve to horsemen. For the i est 4 years s country and d"h a luten in iab'cofirst prizes at See forth, Brunets, Alitob,', and Staffs in 1902 3 and 4 in the draft uoree claesee. A news item from Dublin bear. ing on the anbjeat says :—J. J. McGrath, the well known horse breeder of $iehert, recently sold to Peter Arborgaet, of Sebringville, 'a ten months' old crit, far which lee received $15. Tele fine colt was bred by Mr. McGrath and aarrfed off three first prizes last Fall. It was bred from the imported horse, "Sunlight" and is a credit to him: Ger ea,. Township Content will meet at Ethel ,,ext Monday, Several reports on arsine will be read, ' A. Hielop, M. P. P., went to Toronto Wednesday morning to attend to hie parliamentary duties. Mrs. Peter Sinclair ie very ill at preeent bat her many friends hope sbe will soma be well again. R Houston has engaged with Mrs, 13, MaNair'e this Spring and as mei, are 50eroe they made no mistake in eeottring AIr, Hoeton. We wish you neaten Bob. There wee a snit entered at 'Goderieb by Mesere. Rendall, of the Soorheeler part of the township against the O,:nneil over the opening of a roadway. In was to have been heard last week btu was traversed antiithe Jane Court and the probabilities are tbatit will be dropped ae the tremble has been largely redr •:sed. This week the Calder family removed from their old home, 121b con., to the Northweeb, takings oar of stook anal set- tlers' effeote with them. The'oar was •tbip• ped from Brussels on Tuesday. Ineisfafl is the objeotive point in the West, Mrs. Calder and the members of her family will be greatly missed as they have ever been most willing to advance every good word and work in aonneotion with the church or out of it. They carry with them the beet wiebee of a large circle of friends for their future prosperity. As they have been noted for their industry we expect to hear of a large measure of amen attending their efforts in their new b Ome,i MeeI Qa deC Will Ont' Tune io her position 00 teacher of Oranbraok soh ool. Punede Ezeentwerroy.—The examination held on Friday of last week in 8. B. No. 10 (Wbitfield'e school) was through the noised efforts of pupils, parents, }onng people Rod teacher a complete noose. Every part of the Behoof room was taste. folly decorated for the o0oaeio with liege, g , evergreens,drawings, g , creat euthne;aem woe hown by all oonocrned, and before noon nearly every bowie in the eection was well represented there. The visiting teachers were Mines Magay, Shannon, Nicholls and Smith and Miners. Bnobauan, Roes and Echmier who did their part well. At noon a dainty lunch was served in abandanoe by the ladies at the notion, to which ail did justice, During the afternoon an excel. lent program was rendered the eeleotione alternating with the tenons taught. Special mention must be made of the ottoman given by the pupils who were well trained by Mies Emma Buttrey also of the violin solos rendered in pleasing style by Jas. end Fred. Hanna and Jno, Hollenbeok, all of which select• ions were heartily encored. A epeofal feature woe a spelling match between Masan of Noe. renal 10 reapeat'v t el e t o condo ed by Teacher Rose. A nu:rtbar of short epeeabee were given, made op of Irish humor and words of appreciation of the work done by the pupils d grog the past two years under the merman melee of teaoher Lamont, A hearty vote of thanks was tendered all who had helped on in the good work. Atter the singing of the National Anthem the +arge orowd wan again stn t• taste g d toant of eandwioli, cake, tea, &o., shortly 4 r 0 oI ook whine thews thetthing were not done by balvee, and that hospitality was not looking, Tbie over the crowd, well eatfefled, left for home all oonvino=,d ae urinal that No, 10, never falba to give a 10001 enjoyable time. C11[114111 (111111E5. Review in the Sabbath Schools on the past gnarter'e lessons. Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr. Lang. "Ford wan tumble to get to Walton for hie nervine in St, George's church owing to the bad condition of the romde, The special Committee, appointod by the Executive Of Wingham tltatriot Epworth Leagne will meet in Winrham to draft the program Ise the Summer Sobool to be held 06 Kincardine in Anguat. O " b e B B w r ofB 1 sesta was Rev, T. W. Gems' t ' n 0 t01Sabbath set and in the evening "The fiery f tinaoei�' Y watt the theme. The separate Saheb' question looms in for enure hot Bent in dealing with the subjeot. Rev. John Rose B. A.., ban been eon. fined to his bonenn g t d Yin bo peel week OD Rao n Oa tL Owsevere oold, f1Wleg to hie illness the morning nation in Melville obnrab last Sabbath wag non• dnoted by W, H, Kerr and the evening melee was withdrawn. We hop., the reverend gentleman will aeon be all right, At ehe Convention, torn Dbe heldb Sabbath Wednesday SchoolWe edertblylbette now,to hire. that lOnsenscon. re. next week, W. H. Kerr, of Tau Poem, is turned home Saturday night, down for the topio "A bogie can to advaeue•" Provincial secrebary Yellow. ADI)5TLONAL LOCAL. lees, of Toronto, le do be moa of the epeakersand Rev. Jno. Holmes, of Blyth. Ona.—A fine young man was called They always have a good Convention at away from earthy names on March 11 it, Auburn. Dinner and tea will be served in the person et William D. Wilson, of in the basement of the church. Howiok township, brother to S. 0. Wil. SAaMBRN IRICBDYToRR.—At the meeting eon, of Brussels. Deceased was the of the Presbytery of Seagate a resolution yon gest son of the late Charles Wil ou was adopted tbat the mall the k'd members of Parlimmentw thin Row ok, owrite and watt on nwq ohn thhexdied.l Ha 1,,,th I1 the hounds of the Presbytery and re, been 111 wibb pneumonia and phut ley a quest them to nee all their iuflaenoe to year ago which was followed by cu• prevent the establishment of separate eumptioo, Last Summer deceased for k sohoole lo the new provinces in the a trip to the Weer with a view of promos. West. The Presbytery granted Rev. ing his beadle but the object wee not Mr. Cameron, of Harriston, six menthe aetaoed and he oalmly and patiently leave of absence from his congregation to awaited the oloeiog out of this life with recruit hie health in the far West, the assurance of a larger and happier The matter of eyetemabio giving to re life beyond. The pall found him ready. tgions pnrpoese was also dieouesed with Mr, Wiisoo wee nearly 35 years ot age ; the result that a motion was passed was unmarried ; was a faithful member favoring the appointment of a committee of the Presbyterian church ; and enjoy - to see after this matter throughout the ed the esteem of a wide eirolo of relatives Presbytery, and (decide, who regret his dentine. The Rev. Mr. Onsterhoat, the pushing funeral took place to the M¢IDtosh poster of the Methodist church Wroxeter cemetery on the Monday .following hie oirouit, bas iesaed the first number of an demise, the service being taken by Rev, eight page quarterly entitled "A pastoral Mr, Radford, of Bellmore, assisted by visit." Four pages are devoted to church Rev. L. Perrin, of Wroxeter. Funeral and looal items of the oironit, withwas largely attended ted was under tea advertbsemenba to aid in paying the direction of the A. F. & A. M., of Wan:. coat of publication, and cm the inside are °ter, of which Order the subjectof this issued the well known "Ram's Horn" of notice was a member. This is the fourth Ohioago, in which pointed and interest. death in the family in the past 5 fog matter is given. A charge of 25o yearn g per viz :now EW. mother, Mre, i, C. Wilson annum is abated as the eabeoription rate• and now W. D. The surviving children The aouvey paper church news to threetohle for are appoint. Mildmay; Mr . Brunetti MillDrer, of •1lorr,s. menta, It will entail aoaaiderable addi• bank ; and Mies Mary, at hums. It is tidal work on the pastor if he perseveres 44 years nine dlr. Wilson er. took up the in bis nadertaking. The plan has been homestead in Howiok, found helpful in a number of inetanoee. BUTTER AND UHDnejt.—A!thog10 de. prived of pro:eooting his canvas awing to ;lineae, W. W. Barrie intends to carry . out hie intention of plaoiog eh up to date better making plant in Brueseta °baeee factory where both chetah and butter will be manufactured daring the coming season. Factory will open early in May and the obeene .making will be in °barge o1 Mr. Thomson the acme as last year. Cream will be gatheredevery second day the route extending South. ward so as to include the Bol, line of - Morrie and the 18th con. of Grey with intervening territory Northward. A com- petent butter maker will be employed. Mr. Harris met with a great deal of eneonragemenb when concerning with the farming community and hopes to complete the preliminary arrangements at an early date eo as to ,start op with a good supply of cream. We commend' hie enterprise and hope the famine will fall in heartily with the plan and thereby have two strings to their bow bo the way of choice. Of course a much wider territory can be served in Latter making than cheese owing to the (apply for the former only having to do with -the cream ' which permits of a much longer route. Mr. Harris' intention is to have two riga gathering the cream.. All interacted simnel talk the subjectup, more especially as the genial proprietor of the factory is atilt a prisoner to hie borne although improving nicely in health, Eau Ethane FARBIaio' IN8TITUTx.-- Tuesday afternoon a meeting of .East Hero Farmers' Institute direotare was held in the Connoit Member Brussels, President McMillan in the chair. The other Directors present were Jno. Mc. Taggart, Wm. Perri e, Perre Wm. Michie W. EL 1100 a } r arena d n W. H. $err, the bad roads no doubt detaining many from at. tending. Following resolution of eon. dolehoe was passed and the Secretary asked to send a copy to Mrs. Hood :— Mrs. George Stood : Dane MADAti,—Io one capacity es offi- cers and Directors of East Boron Farm- ers' Institute we desire to express one sympathy with yon in the demise of the partner of your life for so many long years. Mr, Hood.fitled the .onerous and responsible position of Secretary Treas- urer of the Riding Iastitote for seven years and it is almost needless to state that hie work woe done in a meat salla• factory manner. Few on the Board but noticed, blue and again, his zeal and industry attending the work. We admired hie integrity and the many ovidenoes of high minded nobility of ammeter, o er in fluence d for nn those d g who aesoosated with him. He has passed away to bis toward but hie name will not soon be forgotten We trust that the God who has promised to be a husband to the widow may be your solace and that anticipated joy of a re. onion beyond the Jordan may often °beer yon. Signed by Taos. MoMilhen, President, W. H. KERR, Secretary pro tem. Meath 1905. It wee moved,seoonded and carried that the atom of 530, be paid Mre. Hood in fall as remuneration for the service of Mr, Hood. P. A. MoArbhnr, a well known young mac of Grey tnwntltip, was appointed Secretary✓Preasorer for the Institute, the books to be handed over to him as soon Rs the Aching Score. tory 2reaeursr completes the returns of recently held supplementary inert ego. On motion the 800retary was instruoted, to issue bills for the Fruit Inet;tnt° ment. fug to be held in the Town 'fall, Erna. sell, Thursdayof next week, March B0 h' at 2o'olook. Ie was agreed to hold the next annual meeting of the Institute in Brussels on Tuesday, Jame 0th, cont• mencing at 1.80 p, as., for the election of officers, raaeiving 61,0 Auditors' ro. port, &o, Brnnob Director is urged to make a oanvae for new members eo as to be able at be r t n i P aninal timothy. Membership promptlyY plied on apiiwilla• ontiontohe Secretary, aetary, Brusesls P. 0, Taysatook Gaaettea--Obi Tuesday after. noon, Match 7, Thos. Rouen! and Peter So tt o discovered ov tad a bald.hsaded eak'e lying g dead under assn. n e 1. Me, Rueatl 's bush wounds'but undine no the irogigue ws on pool of blood which issued from its month before it died. The eagle was a grand haven Leettitneo of six i%oheelhrorn stiptotipand weighing fourteen pomade, People We Talk About. Mies Pipe, Queen street, has been on the sick list this week, Mies Mary Oliver is the guest of bier sister, Mrs. Jno. Leoki°. Mre, John Tait has returned from a visit with relativee in Ayr. Brine Soott, of Palmerston, °pent Sunday at hie bones here. Geo. Walker was in the Queen Oity for a day or two this week. Mies Dolmage, of Rotbsay, is visiting her eieter, Mrs. W. W. Harris. Joe Hooter is taking a holiday among old Meade at Blyth and Auburn, Charles Ritchie was away to Miobigan on a visit with relatives and old friends. Mrs. Wm. Blair, ot Bright, was a visitor with her anat, Mre: John Ooneley. M. and Mre, McKenzie left on Wedoee day of this week for their home in Dako• ta. Mre. D. Livingston left Thnreday morning on a visit to her daughter in Detroit. Mrs. J. Love, of Tuokeremith, was the guest of Mre, T. Nicholls, Brussels, last week. Bert Gerry and George MoLanoblin were in town • this week palling on friend°, Mies Mabel Erratt, of Auburn, was visiting her cousin, Miss Mina Hunter, of Brussels, R. Nioholle, of Ohiselbaret, wan visit. Mg hie brother, T. Nicholls, Taroberry street, Bretagne. Earl Backer, of Se. Marys, was home here on Wedoeeday attending the funeral of h' r6rand g moths a Urn, J. L. Kerr woe able to be down street last week after a long housing lap from paanmonio Is grippe. Councillor Stewart was ander the dootor'e care this week Buffering Eram his old tormentor—rbenmatiem. Mies Mary Wilson, of Howiok, was visiting in Brussels this week. S. 0. WileoD, is a brother to the vieitor. Mr. Henry er., who was threatened with gangrene in hie foot, is improving quite nioely we are plasma] to sante, Dan. Fulton, who was on the eiok list for the past few weeks, se improving and will coon resume bie work in P, Soott's °bop, It, and Mrs. Andareon and son are visiting friends in Stratford, The little lad has been on the eiok list we are merry to bear. R. Mainprize left on Tuesday on a roe eel' to trip li b t P g o he P West and it be finds what suits him he may remove from Bruesele, 0. H. and Mrs. Dodds arrived bank to Brussels on Monday. The farmer woe at Berlin picking op pointers of clotting 10 the tailoring business. We are pleased to state tbat W. W. Harris, who has been i11 for the past 7 weeks is able to elk upnow and we lin Pe be will soon be convalescent. The Atwood Bee ea e ;—Mies A. Baia, of Brunetti, bag taen aa situation with Hngb Porter as tailorese. Her mother is with her at the borne of L. and Mre, Pelton, Dr, Toole was in Toronto tbie week attending the Grand Council of the Ob sen 0 Friends d as the representative from Brussels. Tie little Misses Toole accompanied their father on the Vale. Rues, Brown left on Thursday after- noon for Toronto where be will attend Central Bneiness College. We wish nim enema, He will be on hand to help the Foot Bali Boys when bie eervioea are needed. Invibatione are oat for the marriage of D. D. Ferguson, of Calgary, N. W, T,, and one of Jimmie popular young ladies, in the person of Mini Jean Forbes, The ceremony will take plaoe Wednesday of next week, W. H. Herr was t Tor a Ontb oh Wed„ needay with a delegation arranging fee the annnet Farmers' Extensions to the Monet Farm, Guelph, next June. These popular outings promise to be more popular than ever, Will, Jamieson who 10 well Ilnown to many people ein tassel e and who Was it the em t p)0 y Of R L ea herdal e &So' Furniture store is now employed in Jas. Cline's •Cpholitering Factory, Stratterd. We wish him en0eeen. Mre, (Rev j Oceans wag enmmonod to Seaforth lest Week Doming rte the satins Sheen of her Vallee, Bober' Goven)oolt.