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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-11-2, Page 1Vol. 84. No. 17 New Advertisements. Iwoale—A 11. Smith, Fere—McHiunon & Oo. Auotion gala—John Rea, Wall Papore—F, R. Smith. Bank eheree—John Leolde, Hume Photos—H, R. Brewer. Anotion rale—John Turnbull, New Goods—Ferguson & Boea, Abtiolutoly ante—W, F. Strettou, Anotion sale—Mre. Elute Dickson, Dollars and Oenb0—R, 0. Davies & Oo, iStr.Cttc>t J W eat tort. J. Irvine, of Mol illop, has purchased the bouee and lot of James McMillan who expecte to go North again, We regret to stale tbet Mrs, Jonathan Moore is on the sick leak bat hope soon to see her recover her usual health. Several damp oars arrived this week from the Guelph end of the new railroad, to be aced in finishing the grading in this notion. J, E. and Mre. Beatty, C. E., have returned from a abort vieit to Toronto. They moved tote the house left venom by Aire, Bcrrowe. Suorament was diepeneed in the Metb• odist church last Sabbath, Rev. R. S. Baker officiating Service iu the evening was taken by the League. Ladles' Watches and Chain Just received some of the newest productions in Watches and Chains of the highest quality. if your Watch was got from us you. have no regrets. We stand back of the goods we sell and handle the best quality. We invite your inspection. H. L. Jackson LEADING JEWELLER. Rov, R. S. Better hoe been invited to preach to the L. 0, L, o1 Winthrop in the Providonoe ehuroh next Sabbath afteinoou. The hour of service in Bethel appointment next Sabbath ie 1 p, m.. horviee will be held at Walton as usual in the evening. 'Thanksgiving Day wan quietly obeery ed here. Geo, and Mine Auuie Ferguson' took in the fowl supper at Londeeboro', One Seafotth uirnr'od spent the greater part of the day, trying to replace it fellow. huntsman's Mond which accidentally abut itself, we understand. The Bible Swishy held its annual meeting in Duff's ohnroh on Tuesday evening, Rev, Mr. Hanna, of Mount Fareet, giving a magnificent address on the work of the eooiety during the past year. The new officers ere ;—Pres„ Rev, It. S. Baker ; See. Treas., jeans Cardin. er. The }wench here is carrying on this work in a oretlitabie manner. 1'UOJaet. The cheese factory alone down this week after a saooeeeful Beason. Mr, Armstrong, of Geduld], was a visitor at the Personage over Thanks. giving. Mr. and Mre, McDonald of Port Elgin, have oome to Ethel to spend the Witter. They will make their home with their bon. We bid them weloome. The teachers of our eohool were greatly pleased the other day oo the reoetpt of several photos. from Rev. Dr. Roes, of Brueeele illustrative t ver' 0 touaeoenee in the Fanny Drill by our pupils at the Fall Fair in that tows a month ago. Photos. are good. Last week J. W. Sanders mold hie 60 acre farm, South of Ethel, to James Brown for the item of $3,260. Possession will be given on March let. Mr. Bencore talks of seeing the West next Spring. He has lived it Grey all hie life and ie a demob head. We would like to see bim remaiu in this looality. Get Your Xmas Photo taken before the Holiday Bush. COIL EARLY IN 'J.'HE DAY. 11. 111 Brewer eelelaziggrerimmervaireee MO BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 19O8 IIIINI•10•0000.1101•Seti.VIS It.. The Welsh -Cole wedding on Wednoo' day evening veto a very pleasant effete of vvhteh a fuller report wilt bo given next week, 1t, 0. Devise & Oo, are allowing extra epeuial value in wall paper, Any portion requiring a few odd rolls could probably save dollars by looking through emote of Last Sabbath evening Rev. Mr. Arm• strong dieoonreed to the old people and the choir wee aompooed of elderly folk. The eervioe was a very interesting one and will do the large andienoe good. A meeting of a »ember of persona lutereeted in Local Option in Grey town. obis met here Monday afternoon and - arranged for the oireulation of petitions to present to the lltutioipal Council en the 20:h inet,, coking that body to para a 13y law to have a vote of the electors token on the queetiou at the coming Mucioipal eleotion. F31110 V.11141. ANNIVansAQY. — The Anniversary Servicer, of Bluevele Methodiet c hnrch will beheld on Sunday and Moo - day November 12th and 13th, 1006. On Sunday, Rev. E. L. Armstrong, B, A., B. D., of Ethel, will preaoh at 11 a. m. and 7 p, m. The choir will furnish epeeist musics. On Monday evening e eaored oonoerb will be given the church, Stratton t l e tOn S r Absolutely, Safe In North, or South or East or West, Stretton's Prices and Goods are always Best. CALL and see our New•Gocde. Style, V Finish and Quality—Everything that ie found is an tip -to -date Jewelry Store and at Right Prime. As for Repairing I will not mention it as I find that We good results have in- creased my repairiug daily. All Goods and Repairs fully Guaran- teed. 'tretton TELE UP-TO-DATE JEWELER, ,:. ;Slgnpofr;the:Goiden,Clock.'; Two houses for sale, also a good cow. V Just a Word with You and it's about Your Fall and It vete We won't waste words We are Sole Agents for what are admitted the Finest Ready-to-wear Garments ever offered in Canada, the 20TH OE'N- Tupey Brand of Men's Pine Tailored Garments. Don't confuse these Clothes with the Ready-made stuff. They are different and better in every respect, and the very kind of Clothes you are looping for. They are being worn by Dressy Men all over Canada, They solve the Clothes problem for the man who wants Stylish Clothes at a reasonable price. We're ready when you area nford iu;"M4;, The only Exclusive Clothing and Fnrniohing House in 131;uasela. W. H.KERR, Prop Addreseee are expooted from Rev, O, P, Willie, 13, A,, B. D„ Gerrie, and Rev, Jae, Helmer, M. A., B, D„ Fordwioh ; recitations, by Mise AloGoire, of Bras elle ; vocal and instrumental mulct by Mies Alba Chisholm, of Wingham ; Rev. and Mre. Moser, Mies Bryaus, plies Moen, Jus, and Mies Bowman and the Orchestral Band, W. 11. Herr, of Brno. sale, will oscopy the chair. Rev, Geo, Baker, ie the Pastor, .1 at ort (3io VVet Nem Noene.—Having sewn no news in TOE POST last tvoelt from Jamestown locality I thought I would write a few itepre, Gen, Eakmier'a blacksmith abop iernow completed and be will move in it few daye.—Donald Innen loft for Moore. field on Saturday last to nssiet hie father in the store lately purchased by him,— Milton MoEwao, of So. George, was visiting hie father and mother on Mon- day last. Milton !make well and ie pro - paring, He iteeps a general store Others. He left fur Goderiob on 'Toeoday to visit hie brothers who are also storekeepers.. Ilia mother auaompunied him returning 00 Friday.—Mre. George Ooombee and daughters were visiting Joseph and Mre. Ooombee in Listowel last week.—Mr. Willie lost a valuable horee last week as Do11ai' and CM For Both of Us We Buy ae Low as we oan I That's busineee cense ; We Sell as Low as we can 1 Teat's Progressive sense ; You Buy as Lew as you cm 1 Tbat'e Common eense ; You Buy of Us 1 That's Dollars and Cents for both of us, At no time in the history of this store did it offer a "bigger" ONE IIUNDBE!) CENTS 10It A DOLLAR, then it is do- ing to -day, and at no time in its history has it shown so complete a range of eea- sonable goods as it ie showing to -day. We want to oonvier* you that we ere offering speoial values in Fall and Winter Dry Goode and we We this means of extend- ing to you all a hearty invitation to pay this store a visit and become acquainted with the values that are being offered, LET US IIAYE '1118 PLEASUiRE of giving you an introduction to some of these special valves, Space will not permit us to make mention of all the linea of goods which the different depart- ments of this store parry, but we will make mention of a fete and probably they will prove of interest to yon. FURS This is the hour for you to make your aeleution of Furs. This is the time that we can offer you a complete range from which to offer your selection. Lodiee' Astraohau Jackets, prices $20,00 to $40.00 ; Men's Fur Coats in the leading makes at prioee that will appeal to your honest judgment. We have also a com- plete range of Fur Caps, Gauntlets, etc. We have the Agency for the Genuine Saeitatchewan Buffalo Robe. This Robe is made iu three pieoes—the lining, ioter- liuing and the "outside." The tieing is made of heavy Astrachan Cloth ; the interlluiug is made of Robber, tilos mak- ing the Robe windproof and waterproof, Underwear Does this weather make you feel the need of WARMER UN DERWEAR ? BE Wi'8 ,10D Tut, WII,I, BE WAItM If you Ave wise you will try a suit of the Underwear which we are selling at $2.0O Pi.K SUM, "Pero Wool and Unshrink- able." We have Ladies' Vesta at 26o, 80o, Ole, 40o, 60e, 710 and $1.00. Shoe Department At tltie season of the year this is probably the most important department in the store, We are giving Ibis depart- ment every attention and we are now in a peaittbn to supply yon: requirements in either PINE FOOTWEAR, OOTWDAR, OgARSE FOOTWEAR or RUBBERS, Grocery Department New Raisins, New Oorrante, Now Cooking Figs, Gold Seal Baking Powder (thio Baking Powder i8 one of the largest and beet 100. poekege of Baking Powder in the market) ; Gold Seal Extends. Try a 10c, package o8 our special "T," We can give you this in Japan, Black or Mixed. It is giving satisfaction to others and we will guarantee that it will do ttie same for you. We aro always pleased to have you call, whether looking or buying, .0 Davies & Co ETHEL. P, S.—Consult no before diopoeiug of your Poultry, Probably we may be able to quote prions which will intermit yea. did also Louie Eokmler,—Our friend Mr. Inflict, prophesied ibst Jamestown would be dead waren he left, hot It is not dead nor even sleeping,—Ib is rumored that one o[ our Store keepers will take a partner for life ehortiy.— Ohao, Bairn is going to work in Wrox eber.--'1'baaksgiviug day was spent rather quietly by moot people of We commun. toy, Sumo of the boys went bunting. We will not, however, mention how mush game they got.-Loote Eekmier has P. McDonald and hie men building e driving and implement house for The new new advt, of MoDonald Bros. name to hand too lute for tibia inn. They are offering bargains in mitts, ete.—Mise Gedettta Oombee left for Listowel, where elm will be engaged for a time at dress. making,—Fred. Bryane has been no gaged to teach in S. S. No, 4, Grey, fur the eusning year. We wieb bim a oon- tiunatiou of hie past good 0000080. We anderetaod Mr. Gillespie purposes going West, Our best wishes accompany him wherever be may go.—Mr. Kelly, of Wingham preached in Viotoria Hall Ian Sunday evening. Rev. Dr. Rose, of Braseele,is to preaoh oo Friday evening and Mr. Hartley i0 to take the service next Sabbath evening,—MoDonald Brae. Move two good workhorses, one or both of which they are prepared to sell at reasonable prices. Balgrave. Mee, John Proctor, 4111 Zine Morrie, and daughter, are leaving Balgrave this weak to make their home in Palmerston, We wieb them well, Next Sabbath the reenter Quarterly meeting eervioee will be held in the Aletllodiet church, Balgrave, and the Sacrament of the Lord's Sapper, ad- ministered, The service will begin at 10.80 a. m. speoial Evangelistic eervioee are being ountinned this week in the Methodist rhumb beginning at 7.30. Each evening this week the pastor will be resisted by Rev, J. Wilson, B. A. of Teeewater. All are cordially invited to these eervioee. Mr. and Mra. Solar, of the 001 of Wawanoeh, bavo purchased the home of Emerson Littlefair. The old people will be weloome to Balgrave ae they are good citizens and helpful in ohurob cholas. Mr. Littlefair, with hie modest, kindly manner, will be missed in the village bot we are glad to say be will not be moving far away. The borne of Garner Nicholson on Wedneeduy evening, Oct. 26tb, was the some of a very pleasant event when his niece, Min Snide May Swindtebnret, wee netted in marriage to Obae. Proctor, eldest eon of Mre. John Proctor, 4011 line of Morrie. In the presence of a few near relatives the young couple took their plaoes before the besatifufly decorated hay window to the strains of the wedding march. The bride was given away by bar uncle, W. J. Nicholson, and the sere. many was performed by Rey. A, E, Jones. Mr. and Mra, Proctor will make their home on the Prootor homestead 4th line and enjoy the good wishes of their many Mende. Grey. Township Council on the 201.13. Rubert Oarr and hie eon Bob, are visit. ing friends in Stratford and St. Paula this week, Mies Evalina Clarke, of Detroit, ie vieiting her sister, Mre, John Wright who Luse been very ill, Gird wood Oololoogh arrived home from a trip to the Weet this week. His home ie on the 18th con. Lorenzo Frain, 3rd con„ is sedating P. J. MoDonald in the ereotion of the Cold Storage block, Brussels, 0. and Mrs. Doxey and daughter, of St. Thomas, spent the Thanksgiving holt• days with Jno. and Mre. Wright, Nth eon. Mre. Johnathan Wright, 10th non„ who has been very ill for the past eight weeks, fa, we are glad to report, steadily im. proving, Robert Bakst, of Stratford, was home Inc s visit during Tbsnkagiving time. He has been in the Olassie laity for the past two years and thinks it is all right. We wieh bim summits. Rev. W. G. Hanna, B. A,, of Mt, Forest, was a visitor with hie sisters, Mre. Robert Blair and Mies Hanna, on 'noonday of this week. Ho wee on a Bible Society meeting tont doing agency work. The trustees of S. S. No, 4 have saner. ed Fred. Bryan, who le now teaching near Balgrave, to take charge of their eohnol for next year 88 enooeeobr to 1Mr. Gillespie. Salary will be 3486, Mr. Bryane has mat with fine 0000088 as pedagogue and the people of hie present 0000100 are very sorry to lone him, We are sorry to state that Mise Annie Smith, daughter of Trueman Smith, formerly of Grey, has been quite ill for some weeks at the home of her brother, Rev, W. A. Smith, B. D., in Laoknow. A euooesafnl medical operation woo per. formed ou y Tuesd a. of th' to week and we bops Mies Smith will soon be oonvalea- sent, 10100 Florenoe Armstrong was home from the Clinton Model School for the Thanksgiving holiday, She has been engaged as teaoherin S. S. No, 6, Grey, for 1901 at a eatery of 13815. MfoO Mo. Atter, the present teacher will farther purees her studies. Wewish the yoking ladies 8n00eee In their work, MArniu Nxoo.-0n Wedneeduy evening of last week a quiet bat very pretty wed- ding wee solemnized at the reeidenoe of the btide'e parents, Dunoan and Mre. Liviogeton, when their Oldest daughter, Mies Isabelle, was united in marriage to Alex, Yabll, of Grey. The 00tetnony 0905 performed by Rev. Dr. Roan, of trauma, The bride, who were embroidered point d'eepitt mounted on peon de cote and carried a shower bonnet of ohryeantbe- mums, wag given away by her lather, The Wedding Matoh, from Lohengrfn, wan played by Mee Frank MoOrsokon, of Morrie, Mien Millie McFarlane was flower girl. After luncheon the happy twain left for their future home on the groom's line farm in Grey amidst the good wishes of the company. Way their boys be many, Mrs, Wheeler and Mrs. Hudson and daughter Isabelle, who were vleitors here, lett Inc their home in Detroit Met week after an enjoyable stay with relatives and friends in thio locality, Mies Mary Livingston, of Toronto, was also borne for the wedding of her Mater.. Thio week A. Cook and Welly moved from the farm, 4th con., to Brueeele, where Obey hove bought the oomfortable reeidenoe of Thos. MoLanobliu. They have been residents of thin township for a good many years and we wish them many happy years in their rest from a buoy life on the farm. Pant, Acornoao,—The community was ehooked on Thanksgiving day to hear of the fetal aooident to William Ziegler, an old, widely known and highly reepeoted resident of the 14th con. Along with hie two nous be was busy hauling hay from a stank to the barn and about noon when nearly through with the load, which was bring taken off by a bay fork, Mr. Ziegler slipped In the mow and fell. He etrnok ble back on the reek and doubling up went to the floor between the wagon teed the granary. The dietaries was about 18 feet. At cone he was carried ho the boon end a phyeiaisn sent for but the iojariee were too severe, to his spine was broken, and death ennned about 4 p, re, deoeeeed was bore in Baden, Germany, in 1846 and acme to Canada in 1868. In 1874 he wan married to Catharine, daughter of the late Michael Zimmer, 9111 con„ who sora Ives him along with n i h two sone Jacob and Wm., and one daughter, Mies Carrie' all at home, Mr. Ziegler was a resident of Grey for the peat 31 years, baying Lot 18, eon. 14, then upon whiob he resided oontinuonely, By industry, aeronomy and good management he added to his property and poeeeeeed 243 aorea at hie demise. The subject of this notice was a Lutheran in ohurob feliowebip ; was a kind basbaue ; a good father and obliging neighbor. He enjoyed the frioadehip of a wide oirole of friends. He had 8 brothere, Jacob, who died . 10 years ago ; John, who lives in Nebraska, and a brother and 4 sisters in the Old Country. Mr. Ziegler's parents were dead before he Dame to Canada. The funerat took place on Saturday afternoon to Oranbrook cemetery, Rev. D. B. Mo. Rae conducting the envies, Pall bearers were Jno. Steins or., L. MoNeil, las. Miele, V. Foereter, Chao. Seel and; L Stein. Among relatives and frtende from a dietaaoe were :—Jacob Ziegler, Heidlebnrg ; Wm, Ziegler, of Berlin ; Louie Ziegler, of Breolen ; Mre. Jacob Ziegler, and Mr. and Mrs. Wigle, of Mildmay ; Wm. Zeigler, of Listowel 1 and George Zimmer, of Michigan. The widow and children are deeply sympatiz. ed with in their sudden bereavement. Morrteo Joe. Speir, 4th line, is home from the West. Township Council will o0nvene on Friday,106h inst. Mre. Alex. MoNeil and Mies Margaret, of Sunshine, spent Thanksgiving with relatives at Loakoow. Attrition Bale of farm Stook, imple- ments, no., will take place at Jae. A. Sberp'e farm, 6th line, ou Saturday afternoon of mixt week. Lifting the root crop ander the weather conditions of part of thin week was a di.agreeable job and in most plane a holiday was taken. Richard Mitohell arrived home from s trip to the Weet last Saturday, Bia ecu who accompanied bim to the land of the (Jetting Eno will be back in the course of a few wanks. BAD ACCIDENT — Monday night Mra. Arthur Cantlon, 3rd line, had the nolo. fortune to fall down stairs at her home and broke her lett arm above the veriet. Her right knee was pot oat of joint and gibe was otherwise braised. She is im- proving as well as oohld be expooted and will goon be able to get about we hope. The question of a Looal Option cam. paigu iu this township has been under consideration and a meeting of some of those iDtereeted was held on Tuesday afternoon at Sunshine. Owing to the shark time before the Council will meet• and the lank of interest by many it wee decided that the matter would not be preened in the meantime. Cratabroolr. Mre. C. W Heeling, of Oargill, spent the Thaukagiving holiday at A. J, M. Helm's, A Mr, Moir, brotherdn.law to Joo. Ballantyne, of this plaoe, died at Hensel) lost Sunday. Mre, John Forrest bad the mielortune to tall down cellar and break her right arm above the wrier recently. We hope ehe will soon be o. k. Wm. Ballantyne hae gone to Hanley, N. W. T., where he bite a homestead and will batch it this Winter. We think he ought to get a housekeeper. Quarterly Communion earvioe was bah] in the Methodist church last Sunday afternoon, Reit Sabbath eervioe will be withdrawn owing to Oommnnion at Brnseele. Sunday of this week the spirit of Alexander MoNatr, one of the best known men in the community, took its flight. Mr, McNair was 80 years of age. Fan- eraltook plaoe on Thursday afternoon of We week. An extended notice will be given in next Nene of Tam Poer. ObiT.—Last Batnrday Martin Geier, well known bore, pained away from earth, the end corning at the home of hie daughter, Mrs, D, Glassier, lith can., Grey, where be wsa visiting, He bad been poorly all Summer. Mr. Geier was born in Baden, Germany, in 1881 and same 10 Canada in 1846, living in Water. boo ooenty, where he was married to lilbixabeth Engel in 1862. They located in Oranbrook in 1855, where Mr, Gofer followed hie trade am ehoomaket, litre, Geier and the following children survive : —Maggie (Kra. Robb, Black), Denver, ; M r Uof . , sr y (M e. P. Spain), Seaforth I Conrad, in Michigan ; Lizzie (Mrs, Frank Smith), Stratford ; Hbnry, ltlieb• igen ; Katie (Mre. John Wheatty), Bruit. gale ; Jno., ot Loudon ; Annie (Mre. D. Glassier,) Grey ; and Willie, of Miobbgan, Rev. D. B, McRae eondnoted the funeral cervico on Monday, interment being People We Talk About, Ashley Lowry le home for a holiday, J. F. MuOrae was visiting at Stratford for a few days. Jno. Habkirk spent a few days in Galt at Thanksgiving time. Robert Elbe be home on a visit to bile parents, Brussels Scotia.. Nye, Martin, of Buffalo, is visiting with Mre. Leokie "Kelvin Grove," Wm. Aikine, of ICtnoardite, was a Thanksgiving visitor at M. Buohanan'e, Mrs. S. Wilton wee renewing old friendship! at Wiugbam for u few days. A. H. Montgomery ate hie Thanksgiv- ing turkey at the parental home in Tor - 0000, R. W. Jewitt, of Constance, was a visitor in Bennie for a few days this weak. James Elliott has been on the sick list during the past week but we hope lte Will goon be o, k. Mrs. Berry, of Kincardine, is the guest of Mre. George Thomson and other frIends in Brussels. ,,Rex B. Wolfe, recently of the Standard Bank, le cow in Oho employ of the Queen City Oil Go., London. F, H. Gilroy, formerly of the Matto. poliban Bask Braeeele, boo been moved from Brookville t0 the head office, Toron- to. J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, will spend the coming Winter iu a more salubrious clime probably p tab y California, poaeIbly Ber- muda. Jno, B. Hyde, of Stratford, wag visit- ing his elicitor, Mre. a. MoLanb1an,. Brn• cele, and old friends in Grey towsalip for a few days last week, Miesee Sarah and Bertha Hudson, of Hinton, were vieitore at 11, Oliver's tike week. Tbey attended the Welsh -Cole wedding at Ethel on Wednesday, E. E. Harris, eon of Wm. Harris, •of Day Mille, Algoma, lyes calling 0n old friends in Brueeele last week. It ie over 26 years eines ,bey removed from town. John Goatee, Mre. Goatee atd Mies Mary arrived home, after an extended trip to the West„last week. They had an enjoyable time and met many old friends. Jno. mod Mrs. Pryor, Violet, Myrtle and Robbie, of Windsor, were vieitore at M. Buohenan'e, Brussels, Mre. Aihene, of Owen Sound, sister to Mre. Buohauan, was also here. Alex. Thomson, who has been vieiting his brother, Geo. Thomson, of Broeeele, Left for his home in Sootland after a very enjoyable time in this Dominion. He tea well-to•do gentleman who is enjoy. tog hie means and we hope to sae him bank here again. Robert and dire. Francis were called to Logan townehip owing to the decease of a relative,—Mrs. Wm. Cameron and Miss Eva have returned from a visit with friends in Balgrave and Wingbam.—&Its, George Muldoon spent Thanksgiving with relatives at Gowanetown,—Mre. Perrin and Alfred Perrin, of Listowel, were *teeth of Mre. James Wilson,—glee Annie Gordon enjoyed a visit with Moleeworth friends,—John Beattie, of Ohesley, was in town for a ehort time last week, He oome to attend the funer- al of the late Neil MoLagahlin.—Mra, S. Fear, formerly of Brunetti wee renewing old triendehipo in town. She makes her home iu Harriebon,—Mrs, Thoe, Danford has arrived home from a visit with rale. thee at Fox Mead, Ont.—Mrs. Bell and Sire, Stacey and euildren, of Carlingford, were visitors during Thanksgiving with ars. Fletober Sperling, Church etreet.— Slre. Ed. Lowry and Velma spent Thanks. giving with the former's brobhere in Tor- onto.—Mre. F. J. Baines arrived borne last week from en enjoyable visit with relatives at Jamestown, N. Y.—Mien Margaret Beattie has returned to Wiarton afters visit with relatives and friends iu Brussels and Wmghem,—J. and Mrs, Delmage and daughter, of Seafortb, were visiting Brusee;s frieode for a day or 9o, —Mee, Angus Oampbell and little dangh• ter Margery, spent Thanksgiving with. the former's daughters in London. ONt111C11 t11I111SS. Speoial evangelistic eervioee will own. manes in the Methodist church,. Btne- gale, e week from next Sabbath. "The obligation and benefit of Thanks- giving” was Rev. Dr. Roes' theme at the rhaukegiving unto in Melville ohnroh Tbareday morning of last ,reek. Monthly Missionary day to the Mathis - diet Sabbath School next Saudey. The Junior League will give a abort program and the pastor will give en address. The anniversary of the Methodist ohnrob, Wiugbam, will beheld Deo. 201h, Ooe of the features ot the entertainment will be the cremating of the mortgage which hue been paid off. D. M. Ohrtetie occupied the pulpit of Melville nhuroh last Sabbath. He ie m abbdest of IInox College and for 10 time wee mu lletaut to Rev. Mr. Peter - Son, Ediuburgb. Rev, Dr. Rosa wag preaebing Jubilee sermonic at Reenter,1 er, Next Sabbath will be Young People's Day in the Presbyterian church and trill be °beerved se each in Melville chards et both services. A printed ord:r of service prepared by the General Le. sembly Committee will be ased in the avenins. Lout Sabbath morning, Rev. T, Wesley Donna took as bks aabjeot "Lanes from, the Revival of Religion in the dare of Josiah," Elie evening theme was Isaiah 40, 8, "The grass wibbereth, the flower Webb i but the Word of our God titian stand forever." • Next Sabbath the quarterly commun. ion eetvloo will be held in the Metho- diet Church iu this place. The Banta. aunt will be admitietered after the morning's annum and the aerial fellow. ship meeting will follow thepresohing in the evening. The pastor, will preaoh. Last Sunday W, H, Siert was on the Ashfield cironit assisting the pastor, Rev. W. A. Smith, B. D., an old friend, in Misaldnary snniver0ary aur.' vine, He enjoyed the day and was . do. lighted at the 8005000 attending the pastors efforts for the past two 70ars, Tho rovoreed gentleman appears to hove a very fine Diose of people »lodorhie Made et oho cemetery here, ' charge,