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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-9-7, Page 1vol. 34. No. 9 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1943 W., H. KERR, Prop New Advertisements, Local—Dr. Butler. Local—Jno. Kerney. Strayed—Thos, Brown. Notice—Stewart & Lowick, Millinery—.MeKiunOu & Co. Dinner sets --Goo. Thomson, Removed—Ferguson & Ross, Tea talk --R. C, Davies & Co. Farm for sale—Wm. Douglas. Farm for sale—Thos. Russell. Pantmaker wanted—D. C. Ross, Wanted --Mrs. M. D. McTaggart. Bargains in wagons—);wan & Co. By-law No. 2—Village of Brussels, Meeting of Directors—W, H. Kerr, Apples wanted—ino. Cunningham. School of Telegraphy—R. Larmour, We will be pleased --R, C. Davies & Co, ►t !Ristxtxt gaps. W111ton. Earl Euigh ie on the siok list, Arthur Hoy has returned from a visit to friends in the U. S. Mr. Young, of Seaforth, prenobed in the Methodist church la*t Sunday. Rev. R. S. Baker will return in time to take the services on bis circuit next Sabbath. Robb. E, Humphries and Lewis Mc- Donald paid a flying visit home for Labor day. A number of ono villagers are attend- ing the National Exhibition M 'Soweto this week. The Epworth League service next Sun- day evening will inohnde an address which it is expected will prove of interest and profit. Panting, foam-fleoked, and mud- beepattered, dragging an empty carriage behind them, a team of handsome horses dashed into town in the early hours of Tuesday morning, and were coralled in MOORE BR08. t, J f and Two-steps Have placed in stock a fine assortment of late American Songs, Waltzes All sold at - price 250_ -RI A0:8 the Walton Hotel sheds, Grave fears were entertained by our people for the safety of the late occupants of the rig, but all anxiety was set ab met on the approach of a 11100,011111 from Brussels, who explained that it was only an ordinary accidental oata*brophe. While lonely and tom, the unforttuate driver wended his way homeward we presume he had ample time to rafted 00 hill fail- ure to observe the old adage "Beep your eye on the oat." lilurrvnlra. R. N. Duff was at Toronto this week on a business trip.' Last Sunday evening Rev, Mr. Baker, of Bluovale, preached ab Jamestown Hall, Misses Cora Messer and Pearl Baker will attend the Model school at Stratford this session. We wish the young tadioa 81100088. Faust ren SALa,—Joseph Robb, administrator of tiro late David Moffatt'; estate, Turoberry, has instructed F. S. Scott, auctioneer, Bruseele, to offer the property for *ale by publio auction, at Johnstori'e hotel, Blnevale, on Saturday, Sept. 80th, at 2'olook, Lots will be sold separately or en block bo suit pnrchaaers, .-f1 *Not a .'. Mrs, B. Lang is the guest of relatives in Stratford. Mre, J. Found, of Gerrie, visited here last Wednesday. R. and Mrs. Thomson, of Strathroy, visited Mrs. Black. Joe. Cowan spent two weeks with relatives at Liudeny. H. Jackson, of Brussels, spent Labor Day with G. Howe. Frank Sanderson has purchased a drug business in Wallaoebnrg. Mitre Edna Godbolt, of Exeter, is vieit- ing her aunt, Mrs. Brawn. Mre. As Dodds, of Howiok spent a week with friends in the villa, e. Thirty tickets were sold here for the Manitoba excursion on -Saturday. Gavin Davidson has returned from the West where he epent the Summer. Misses Elda and Kate Hazlewood spent last week with relatives at Proton. Mrs. Dane ndfmil M e. G. E. Dn a family have re- turned a -turned to their home in Hamilton. Mrs. Lamont, of Port Elgin, wan the guest of Mrs. Lewis for several days. George Howe and Mies M. Rowe visit- ed friends in Brantford and Paris recent- ly. Wilbur Johnston returaad on Saturday from Harrieton where he had spent a few days. Mre. C. Reiss and Mrs. A. H. Moffitt visited the latter's sister in Ayton tbie week, W. C. Hazlewood is spending two weeks with relatives at Toronto and Bowmanville, Peter MoSwen, of Tnrnberry,bad a large party Friday evening which a num- ber of young people from the village attended, Special Bargains in WAGONS To clear out the balance of stock of Farmers' Medium Sized Wagons, 2i end 3 inch tires, Special Reduced Prices will be offered as the room is needed for our large display of GRAND NEW CUTTERS Which everybody should watch out for. EWAN CO. BEZUBSEDS.. APPLES WANTED BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR, is preparing for the season and will open the market by paying Seventeen Cents r, .L�. 4 F� 411 dor Apples. )tq'gg111!,ittlpry;llpilNilWill tAb�tg ',lino. Cunningham, .PROPWWI11TOR. Mitre Bessie Lovell left Ler New Haven on Saturday. Jae, Anderson is having a stable emot- ed on his premises, R. llama and Miss Edith Barrie spout Thureday in Harrieton, Allan Rae is spending two weeks in Unionville and Toronto, Mise Voaburg vielted with Gerrie fri made over the holiday. Mrs. R. Fox, of Brueeela, le renewing aegnaintanoes in the village, Mies Lulu Toll, of Blenheim, is the guest of Dr, and Mrs. Smale. Miss Barthel Dane has returned from a month's vacation spent at Kiuoardine. Mies Nellie Black entertained a number of her girl friends last Thureday evening. Mise Carrie Barrie returued from Heti- eel] ieueel] on Monday where she bee visited 0 month. Mina Janie Rowe, who is teaching eohool in Howiok, visited her home here over the holiday, Mee, W. Rutherford wall the goat of her deter, Mrs. A, Stewart, near Herds - ton, over the holiday. Barrie Hamilton returned to Piston last Thursday after sprawling two weeks' holidays at hie home here. Jae. and Mre. Allan and eon Harry returned from Cleveland on Saturday where they had spent ten days, Orwin Smith returned from,Mooeomin, Asea„ and will visit at his home for a while before Ieaviug for the West again. Mre. J. Rapier, and daugbter,j Maggie, of Sault Ste. Marie, are vieiting the former'; parents, Jas, and Mrs, Paulin, In the absence of the student, Mr. Cornish, who was in London on Sunday, 'John Hartley occupied the pulpit in the Episcopal ohnroh, Hugh and Robert McLeod left for Eebevan on Saturday where they will make their home with their mother and two brothers who left here a few years ago, Rev. J. El. Oeterhout and Rev. Dr. Gundy exchanged eervioee a week ago Sunday. Owing to the Harvest Thanks- giving services in Salem and Belmore on Sunday there was no service held in tba Methodist church here. Among those who atteuded the Toronto Exhibition from here were Missese J. E. Carr, J. Robertson, J. D Mi]]er, M. Harris, G. Harris, M. David- son, Mre. Hemphill, Mre. T. F. Miller, Mrs. R. Bleak, C. Reiee, J. R. Wendt, It, Harris, N. Harris, T. G. Hemphill, R. Blank and B. F. Carr, Orarthroolc. Irvine Hunter and Mise Flossie Seel were united in marriage recently. We wish them prosperity. While engaged at work on Qounoillor Duncan Johoeton'e, new reeidenae, 14th con. Grey, Jno. Hunter, of Oranbroak, was serlonely injured by falling off a seat. told. Mr. Hunter had one leg broken and VW otherwise injured but we hope he will aeon be able to resume work, It le a particularly busy time to be laid off at tbie season. WeDnrxo.—The following notioe of the marriage of Rev, J. 0. Carrie, formerly pf this locality, now. of Kesote, Min., U. S•, will be read with interest :—Probably the prettiest of the mid•Summer wed. dings that have taken place in this oountry was that ofMi 0 Jennie Foster, youogaet daughter of A. and Foster, of Brieelyn, and Rev, J. U. Currie, of Keeota. The happy event occurred at the Baptiet church in Brioelyn Wednes- day morning, August 2. The church was beautifully decorated. A pretty arob ot green vines, tied with white ribbons, rielug from the channel rail and banked on either side with potted plants, made e lovely background for the beautiful bride, She wee preceded to the altar by Mies Jessie Salisbury, as maid of honor, and little Mina Bessie Foster and Gladys Ackerman as flower girle. Fred ',yens sated tie beet man, The brill was charmingly gowned in white eilk and parried Dream roses, The Miseee Autos THE Laxmour School of Telegraphy STRATFORD, ON7'. The now system of ketone for railway service, under teat elope January last, has proved entirely successful, Write for pato. tablet wbioh gives full partioulere, teatlinen• *ale front pupilsnow employed by the e, T. dao, ROBT. LARMOUR, 0.4 Principal and Proprietor. WE WILD F PLEASE TO HAVE YOU CALL AND SEE ODE New and Up-to-date Assortment of Ready}to-wear Hats. Come, whether to look or to buy, to a store Where ShOW- ing goods is considered a pleftsut'et Z. C. Davies & Co ETHEnL, Kingeloy and Hattie Rowland aoted tie ushers. Ae the bridal party entered the oburoh and passed up the aisle Miss Lillian Brown, of Albert Lea, rendered kleadeleeobn'e wedding march. They were met by Rev. Peterson, of Mimeo - polls, who read the beautiful marriage garvioe. At the oloee Mies Lillian Lewis, of Albert Lea ,rendered the solo "Beauty's Eyes," while the bridal party were re- tiring. T1te re0epbioo woe at the :home of the bride's parents. After oongrat. alatione, a sumptuous wedding dinner was served to two hundred and ten guests. The happy couple departed on the afternoon train for Mioneapanie for a week's stay. Numerous valuable and appopriate proaentn attested the popular ity and worth of the young couple who start out in life with the beet wiebee of a legion of friends. Gnats were in attend. ones from Albert Lea, Owatonna, Blue Earth, Forest City, Sherburn, Walls, Rioter, Waltereand Obiosgo, The bride is one of the eorlieet and beet famiifea in this part of Furibault county. She is a young lady of exoellent culture and Mbar. eater and ono who will be much missed and kindly remembered among a hoot of friends among whom elm hue grown to womouhood, - Rev, Mr, Currie has for the past year until recently been pastor of the Baptist oburob at Brlcelyo, but be lately resigned to accept a eel! to Kesota, He ie able, euooeeetui and popular and hie reeigning oaueed general regret. In the high and holy calling in which he ie en• gaged be will find a true and efficient helpmate in her with whom he has joined in holy wedlock, with surroundings and aeeociatione most joylal and with pros. petite fall of promiee and hope. Orarrte*et° writ . Mies Lizzie Straoban, of Guelph, visit ed at the home of Jae. Straoban. Mre. Wm. Rielly was vieiting with relatives in Oweo Sound for a few days, Mies Janie Howe, of Wroxeter, has been engeged as teaober at the Boundary Sohool, Rev. Geo, Baker, of Blnevale, preached a good sermon tart Suuday evening in the Ball here. Mies Gladys Outt, of Blyth, was visit ing with Mende and relatives In this part last week. Mies Marion Gourley, of Stratford, and Miss Wileoo, of Howiok, were visit. ors with Mre, J. D, Miller, Last Saturday George Ooombee left by the Exoursion for a trip to the North west. This ie hie first visit. Richard Bates, of Michigan, her been vieiting hie sister. Mrs. Wm. Fraliok and other old friends in Grey and Morrie. Hostess—The undersigned asks all parties indebted to him to settle before the close of September as be hae diepoe ed of his business and will be removing from Jamestown. Wasson Iinne, The infant daagbter of Hugh and E,iza Droket, let line Morrie, died on August 26th, aged three days. Funeral took plena on the Sunday afternoon fol. lowing. Interment was made in Blue. vale amatory. Morrie,. A. H. 0oahraoe, of Waterloo, is home for a abort vacation. It is rumored that Alex. Nichol jr, intends erecting mo o madame en a nom di na r ai e o with latest improvements before long, Robert Niobol, and daughter, Mise Bertha, were visiting W. R. and Mre. Oloekey, Toronto. They were also at. tending the Exhibition. Ernie Wheeler, 4th line, will take a course at the Baeineeei0ollege et Toronto with a view of preparing for oommeroial life. We wish him progress, Baxter Bewley and Frank Kelly of the 7th and 8th Hues and Thos. Brown, of the 8th line, are away to the West on the Excursion. They may become perman• ent residents as they have relatives there. Among the Morrisitee who have gone West on the Harvest Excursion are Joo, Speir, Richard and Percy Mitobeil, Rutledge Bros., and W. Henderson, who will do their part in the Western wheat. fields. Crew. Peter Macdonald and Jim Long, spent Sunday with friends in Moukton. Mies Jessie Ounuingham, of Drayton, spent a few days the gae01 of herbrother Hugh. Mise Mary Macdonald and Geo. Eokmler spent Sunday with the Mina Whitfield. Miss Lizzie ;Lynn and Wat. Hain• eboak, of, Fordwioh spent Sunday with the Miseee Manatee. Mies Florence Ar matron' daughter of Wm, Armstrong, 5th eon, left on Monday for Clinton, whore ehe will atbeud the Model eohool, Mies Mildred Menzies, accompanied by bar eister Lillie, of Bark's Palls, are ependiug a few days at the home of Mre. James Manatee. Wm. Armstrong and son Glynn, of "The Maples" 911* 00n„ were among the visitors at the Rational Exhibition Tor. onto, during teat week. 111094LTND iN DeAT11.—The people in tbie community wore eerily shocked last Friday at the news of the aooident to an old and well known resident of the 1811, eon, of Grey, in the poreou of Patrick Blake. He had hitched up the team about 2 o'oloolt to heal Dome wood for the threshing engi11e whoa the home ran Away and Mr. Blake was eo eerioaely in. Pared internally that he died in abbot an hoar despite all that ootvld be done to aid him. Deceased was in his Mtn year. He woe born in Galway, Ireland, and tame to this errantry sedum 8 years old his mother dying on ehipboard, For about 46 yore he ban been reeiding in thin townehip on hie tine term. Mrs. Blake predeceased her husband by a few yoara. Pour gone (J. D. and T. 7„ of Terabits, Wis, ;• Frank F., of Marion. able, Wie, 1 and Wm. ab home) and six daughters (Nits. Hanson and Mre. Barry, 01 Minneapolis ; Mrs. Moyle, of St, Paul ; Mre, Monter, of Anetin, Min, ; Mre. Kelly, of Seaforth ; and Mise Lizzie at Nome) survive, The innate! took place on Monday forenoon, 0510100 being hold in 01, Jamee' thumb, Seaforth, and irfterniont made in the cemetery of the scene oharnh, Mr. Blake was a generone hearted man, a typloal Hibernian, and woe known by many in this motion who will regret to hear ot lila Budden demise, township Ooonoil will meet in the Hall here on Monday, 181h Met, Robert Barr was away to St. O:ttbar. ince last week attending the High Court meeting of the I. 0. F. Dioit Davies has returned home after spending a few weeks with friends in Brantford and St, Thomas, Mrs. W. Hamilton, who has been visit. Ing Moe, Barr, for the last two weeks hue returned to her home in Listowel, Miee Agues Lauahail, who woe vieiti,•g be mama, It, Blair and Mrs. Oololough, has returned to her home in Taroulo. She was greatly pleaeed with °poetry lite. The Anonat Labor Day pie-nio, ander the 000pi080 of the Sone of Temperance of this place, was held on Monday after, noon of Ghia weak in Maitland Park. A good time wall enjoyed by everybody, The Harvest Home aonivereary sermons will be preached in the Metho. dist ohnroh here by Rev. Mr. Mo0amoe, of Listowel, on Sabbetb, September 17th. Special music will be supplied by the oboir. A tree•will offering will be taken instead of the customary teas meeting, Mr. MoCamue in an exoellent speaker and all should hear him, A very enjoyable afternoon woe spent Tuesday, Aug. 2204, when the Mina Berths, Dawsinia and Maggie Blair, of Ethel, entertained their little girl friends to a Floral Festival. The apaolone rooms wars beautifully decorated with flowers the prevailing colors being pink and white. After a dainty repast the little folks departed each carrying away a tittle eouveuir in remembrance of the j event having spent a very enjoyable) time. Speeding at Fall Fairs. Provincial Superintendent of Agri. culturaloaieti S ea II B. has been gathering information iu regard to a number of faire which hold raoee at their Hall exhibitions. Ae a result of a series of questions sent ant to 000ieti00 it has been found that 144 societies are in favor of horse racing and 126 against it. Many of the sooietiee in favor of horse raoing believe that the vain of the purees ebonld be limited. 140 sooietiee report that they believe horse racing to be necessary for the moose of their exhibitions, while 180 are nob of lite opinion. In reply to a question asked the sooietiee 08 to whether they would eon• eider horse raoing necessary were there fewer exhibitions iu their vicinity 118 sooietiee replied that they would, while 152 elated that they would not. The value of the poreee offered at the exbibi Bone last year amounted t0 considerably over 128,000, 126 sooietiee are in favor of rat -rioting the ramie to horses owned by men living within 20 miles of the fair, while 142 societies stated that they would sot be in favor of etch a restric- tion. Quite is number of the moieties are in favor of restricting the value of the purees for horse races to a sum uob bo exceed one third of the value of the total amount paid in prioee for all agricultural pupas. t?ft'ltbif t Malis. Next Sabbath Rev, T. W. Cosens will occupy his own pulpit after an absence of three Sabbathe. Rev. 5', M. Lang -Ford will take charge of the usual services in St. John's oburoh next Sunday. Rev. Mr. Kitty wee the preacher last Sabbath, The regular Fall District meeting will be held in the Methodist ohnroh, Tees - water, on Thursday, Oct. 11th. Rev, Dr. Gandy, of Wingham, is the Chair- man of the District, Rev. Mr. Looks, who was appointed to the pastorate of the Kincardine Metho- dist church last Conference bat hae not been able to assume his duties yet owing to ill health, is improving nioely we are pleased to hear. .Crossley and Hunter, the famed evan- gelists, will bold revival services in Walk- erton in September, under the anapicee of five of the chorohes. The rink is to be seated and n ohoir of one hawked votoee will lead the singing, Rev. Dr. Ross occupied the pulpit of Melville (Murata last Sabbath, having arrived home with hie family the week previous. "The world wide mission of the Ohttrch" was the morning topic and "The Greeks seeking Josue" at the even- ing service. On the first Sabbath of Ootober Rar- vest Home sermons will be preached in the Methodist ohnroh, Brussels, by Rev, D. N. Mo0amus of Li to 1 s we , Gni Mon- day evening following a tea meeting will be held followed by a choice prepare of mesio and addressee. Pr000ede go to the Trust feud in meeting 1obereet on church debt, Leo. Rev. George Jewitt and family have returned to Dutton after an enjoyable visit in Bruseele and locality, Go Sab- bath, Aug. 27th, Mr. Jowitt preached two instrnotive discourses bore. The room- ing topic) was "Enoch'* walk with God," and the evening theme, "The Hebrew children in the fiery furnace." His ears vices were highly appreciated and he will be welcome hook. Next Sabbath will be a Berb, Lott day in the Methodist Sabbath School here. Bert, who is one of the most faithful pupils in the Sohool, will be leavingcu the 27tH fust„ for Brantford to tae a onto of Instruction, both ednontional and industrial, at the I0etibnte for the Blind, To aid him in hie work the School will make him a presentation that Sunday afternoon S o0 of the saint oollgoti to on y t? taiceu, Othoriteme of intermit will be on the program in the way of roeitabion by Bora and others, muele, &o, A11 the members of the congregation are invited to be prssont. St. Andrew's Presbyterian oongrcga- tioa of Brantford has extended a pall to Rev. F. J. Maxwell, of Ripley. The annual Epworth 140agu0 Conven- tion of Wfngbarn District will be held at Teeswatsr on Thureday, Out, lath. A meeting of the )ixecuive was held in Wiugham on Wednesday of last week to arrange the program which will be a profitable one, Rev. M. J. Wilson, B. A.. of Teeswateo, will uf]doiate an Presi- dent for the unexpired portion of K. J. Benson's term, Full announcement of the program will be made in due course. The int oduotory meeting to the Conven- tion will be held Wednesday evening, Oet. lith, when two addressee will be given, Mr. Robinson completed hie term of six weeks no supply of Melville ohnroh pulpit on Aug. 27th. That Sabbath he dwelt in the morning on "Life's AI/pater- lea" and in the evening "Belshazzar's Feast" wee the subjeot. Both sermons were good, full of comfort and counsel. Mr. Robinson matte many friends while here and proved himself nob only to be a better than ordinary preacher but a wbnlesouled, genial Christian gentleman who is sure to promote. He went to his home at Lindsay from here and will sup- ply in Peterboro' Presbytery during September, returning to Knox College fn October where he will compiete his theo- logical course next Spring, Before leav- ing town he told Tan Pon- he had found the people ot all denomicatione moat oonrteoas and was sorry bo say Gnod-bye. Be would remember very kindly his pleasant stay in firuesels. SADDATN AOnoOL- ANNIVEnBAnr. — Last Sabbath the anniversary services of the Methodist Sabbath School in this place were held and were of a very inberestine character. Bev. S. Anderson, of Blyth, occupied the pulpit. This was his first appearance in Brussels but the congre- gation hope it will not be the last. The morning eermoa was addressed to parents and was based on the familiar words "Oar Father which art in Heaven." He showed very clearly that Fatherhood meant (1) The supply of all our temporal wants ; (2) Protection ; and (8) Educa- tion. In the afternoon at the mass meeting n t g Rev. Mr. Anderson gave a short address recommending personal religion to the pupils and showing its advantages. The evening discourse was aline one, be- ad on Pealm 63 and 3, "Thy loving kind- ness hi better than life" in which the young people were urged into relationship with Josue Christ and the church so that their experience might be that of David's in the text. Mr. Anderson has a good voice and preeeuoe and is enthusiastic in his delivery. The congregations were both pleased and edified. People We Talk About, Peter Ritchie bas gone West for o trip. J. Leslie Kerr has gone to Winnipeg. Robt, Work is holidaying at Toronto. W. 0. Smith is spending a few days in Toronto Alfred and Mrs. Lowry are vieiting in Toronto. Jno. Wilbee was here from Stratford for a few days. Mrs. A. McGuire is visiting her son in Oampbellford, Mies Minerva Jones is visiting her sonata at Toronto. Mise Vera Ainlay is home from a visit with ItIoliillop friends. Jno, Hawthorn, of Seaforth, was a visitor at M. Buchanan's. Jno. Smyth, of Loudon, was visiting at his uncle's, Thos. Bone. Mise Maggie MoNanghtoo, of Clinton, was home for Labor Day. E. G. Eggleston, of Blenheim, i0 re- newing old friendships in Brussels. Miss Annie Ross returuecd this week from a two weeks' visit in Detroit. Fred. and Mre. Palmer and daughter, of Belleville, are visiting at Jno. Skene's. Miss Flo. Buannan left to resume her duties as teacher at Winona on Monday. Mise Eva Gilpin arrived home from an enjoyable outing with Owen Sound rela- tives, Miss Leo Curry was away to Wood - stook, Ingereoll and other points for a holiday visit. Miss Belle Livingston i0 home from an enjoyable visit to St. Catharines, Hamil- ton nod Toronto, Mrs. George Halliday and abildrea, of Brandon Man., are renewing old friend- ships in Brussels. A. H. Montgomery, teller in the Met- ropolitan Bank nasal; his home, Burling• ton, for Labor Day. Mrs. Geo. Wilcox, of Obiongo, was here on a visit with her sister, Mrs. M0- Kinlay, Mill street. Mies Lena Booker has taken a position in Toronto as tailorese. She is a good hand and will do well. James V. and Mre. Blashill nod child- renf of Ypsilanti, Mich., are renewing old friendmhipe in Brussels, George MoLanohlin left last week on a trip to the West accompanying his cousin, Gun. MoLanohlin. Kenneth Fraser, tenet of the Standard Bank, Brussels, i0 holidaying at Toronto, Bradford and other pointe. Wm, Morrison, of Bowmanville, cousin of Wm, Roes, William street, is a wol- o0me visitor with the lattsr. Misses Nettie Brown. Muriel Moore and Mildred Scott visited in Winghom and Teamster diving the past weep. Rev. 7, E. and Mre. Rutter, of Har- mony; were visitors. at Jno. Hunter's, John 0treet, fora few days last week. Mies Ada McGuire, of Clinton, is a visitor with Miss Winnie McGuire, The young lady 1s a cousin to Miss MeGuire. Mrs. B. N. Barrett and daughter, of Wiu ham, wore visiting in town for a few clays last week with relatives and Mende. Fred and Mrs. Rath and daughter, of Blyth, and Joo, and Mrs. Grbnoldby and daughter Elva, of Walton, were vl0ftore at Retry 1lfooney's,lBeussele. Thos. Rill, an old Bruesolite who wee in the employ f i Gerrie 0 o A. O r for setae genre, has moved from Lanrfnm, Mfok„ to Lek Linden in the same State, where lie takes charge of a meat market, life Still has tt warm spot in his heart for Bimeeel*. Misses Dooglaas are enjoying a visit in Toronto. Mrs, (Dr,) Graham was visiting in Toronto, Mies Thane Gerry is vieiting Mise Ethel Scott at Drew. Leslie Bailey was home from Stratford for a few days. Miss Annie Gordon wasvieiting friends ab Moloswortb, Geo. Edwards spent a few days in Patrolia this week, The Misses MMMoNair, of Oraubrook, visited Miss Mildred Scott. Miss Gerrie and W. J. McCracken en- joyed a holiday lo Toronto, Mre, Joseph Thompson is enjoying a visit with Port hope relatives, Mrs, Samuel Wiltou was visiting her sister, Mre. Greoneides, at Atwood. Mrs. Crone was vieiting lo the Queen city for a few dsye during the past week. Mrs, (Dr.) Toole and children wore visiting Blnevale friends for a few days. B. and Mrs. Gerry were holidaying at Wingham and Blyth for a few days this week. Mrs, F. F. Hazlewood, of Hamiitoo, is the guest of Mrs. F, S. Scott, Blair Athol. George Thomson jr. hes gone to ;pend his holidays with hie brother James, in Detroit. Mrs. R. W. Matheson, of Luck - now, and Miss Harriet are visitors at Geo. Crooks', Miss Pearl Sharp has gone to Inger- soll to assist in the hospita. of her sister, nurse Sharp. W. A. Grewar was visiting at Gold- stone where Mre. Grayer is making a visit with relatives. Wm. Lake was away on a holiday visit with relatives and friends at Eamiltou and Toronto for a week. Mrs. Richard Edwards, of Canoington, i0 visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. 0. Mac- Farlane, Tnruberry street. The many friends of Mise Sate Smith are delighted to see her able to be sbon once more after her illness. Mrs. McMartin, of Rental], was vieit- ing her daughter, Mre. W. Wilton, and old friends in Brussels and iooality. Fred. and Wilton Payne, of Seaforth, who were holidaying at Wm. Wilton's Brussels, have returned to their home. 300, and Mrs. Donaldson were holiday- ing with Goderioh relatives. The for- mer's brother was also home from Mon- tana. Harry Aiolay has gone to Clinton to attend the Model School. He should make a good teaohsr and we wish him success. Miss Lizzie Downing is back from a very enjoyable visit to Winnipeg and sections of Manitoba looking the better of her trip. Will. Jamieson, of Stratford, was renewing old friendships in Brussels and locality for a few dart. He may go West next Spring. Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, of Toronto, and Mrs, J. C. Hamilton, of Listowel. are spending a few days with Mrs. Leckie, "Kelvin Grove." Misses Nettie and Lyda McLeod, of Woodstock, who were visiting Mre, Alex. McLennan, have returned to their home after an enjoyable time here. Miss Ada Ross will attend the Col- legiate at Gnel h whereshe will take up Senior Teachers'en oxk and i w Senior Matriculation. She ie a bright young lady. Mrs. 18. Sberritt, of New Westminster, B. C., was here visiting her sister, Mrs. Baines. The visitor hae spent 15years in the West end is a hearty representa- tive to send Bost. Miss Ella Funston, of Stratford, was home for a visit with her mother and old friends. She has gone to Goderioh to attend the Model Sobool. She has met with success as a teacher. Dr. W. J. Cameron, of Palmerston, who hoe been ill with typhoid fever at the parental home, Cranbrook was vieiting in &meals during the peat week. He is recuperating quite nicely. Janne Turnbull, who has been in the Northwest for several months, arrived home on Friday evening of last week. We understand he will assume a position as traveller for an oil firm. Mrs. Turnbull and daughters, formerly of Brussels, have removed from Clinton to South Bend, Ind., where they porpose residing. Mrs, Will J. Bozell, a dauglt- ter of Mrs. Turnbull, resides there. Peter Stewart has gone to Langdon, North Dakota, where he will spend the next few months in looking after the harvesting, threshing and sale of his orop, returning bo Brussels about Christmas time. Miss Hattie Downing and Miss Mabel Zimmer will leave next Monday for Toronto where theypurpose attending A 0 n the Normal Sobool or a term. We win is the young ladies a pleasant stay in the Queen's city. Among former Bruaeelibos in town during the Moos we noticed Jno. Ament, of Milbank ; Ino. Walker, of Teeswatsr ; Bert. Garry, Ohne, Kneohtel and L. Kennedy, of Wiugham ; Jas. Beattie, of BarrieBen. Dario, of Molesworth, and Harris Hamilton, of Piebon. D. Stewart, of Antigoolob, N. S., wee in town for a few daye Inst week visiting at Jno. Broadfoob's. He and Mrs. Stewart, the latter Mr. Broadfoot'e daughter, Ieft for their /intern home this weep. They were a000mpanted by Miss Lizzie Ferguson who will matte m visit in Nova Scotia with relatives sod: friends. We wish her an enjoyable stay. Joe Hunter left for the West by the exonreion of Saturday with the intention of pushing his way. Ho bas been work- it atthe stone cutting k- ing n for the pset year and a half in the marble works here. .in the Methodist ohurel1 he will be mie,,:d es he was a tnember Of the choir, no Otlioer ie the leagueand assistant Super- intendent and a Malabo, in the Sunday Selioob. If he doge not find what sotto him he will go on possibly to Saskatoon. Rio many Irnends here wish hitt anoco P. Ort the excursion of Angdst 26th to the "%feat Brnoaele wee represented by R. T. and Mre, Hingstou, Miss Lizzie Ilio• Laochlin, John and Mre. Coates al.d Mtea Mal'y,1104.4thbssion s, sal Juo,, Ritchft'.