HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-12-28, Page 1Vol. 84. No. 2E3
New Advertisements,
Eleotion Cards,
Local -G. E. King,
Oottle for sale -Geo. Robb.
Happy New Year -Jas, Fox,
Farm for sale -Walter McKay.
Wood for sale -J. & J. HeffroO.
Good wishee -R. 0. Davies & '3o.
Atlanta Keetiegs-Agrie'l Stadies,
Notice) to Oreditors-A, 13, Macdonald.
trirt gays,
13e I grave.
ChniteTNAS TIME. --The annual Xmae.
Tree Botertainenent held by the Belgreve
Methodist Sabbath School on Obriettene
night wits %gain a greet mouse. Before
the appointed hoer for opening the Hall
wae peaked to the door and standing
room Was at a premium. Nearly ail the
little folke of the Sabbath School took
part in song and reeitation and did their
parte well. Berne epeoial features of the
program was a couple of very appropriate
canoe rendered in good voioe, by Joseph
Even, of Bast Wawanosh. An madras
by Rev. Mr, Hestia in whioh he gave a
olear and interesting account of tbe
original St. Nicholas aoci the development
of the idea of the einging of Chriettnea
°mole. A dialogue "From Down Boat,"
Election Cards
BRUSSELS
Lames AND GONEEMIEN,--
4aVing been nominated for a seat at
the Council Board for 1906 I salt your
sordid support. Owing to my busineee
I will not be able to see many of you
personally but will be grateful if you will
award me your support neat Monday.
If oleoted I will endeavor to do my duty
faithfully and in the best interests of our
town. 'Thanking you in advance and
wishing you tbe seasonal oomplitnents.
Yours Truly,
J. U. JONES.
LADIES AND GENTEAMBN,-
I tette this opportueity of stating that
I am in the field as Councillor in Brus-
sels Inc next year and ask for your good
will next Monday. The best interests of
Brussels will have my hearty support.
Thanking you Inc past favors and wishing
you a, prosperous New Year.
W. F. STEWART.
LADIES AND Gatereentzer-
I am in the field for re-election as
Oouooillor but am not making a canvas,
Will be mule obliged to have the support
of the eleotora and if returned will do my
heat to advance the intends of Brussels.
Wishing you a Happy New Year.
S. T. PLUM.
--
Lamas AND GEZITLIOALEN,-
I am a candidate for Councillor for the
canning year and win be very grateful for
your vote and influence on Mouday. As
I am not making a canvas I take this
method of reaobing you. If elected will
endeavor to work for the best interests of
13russele. Yours Respeotfully,
ALFRED 13 ABKER.
GREY' TOWNSHIP
trattelar""`""ltatetTleteteta•e!
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1903
was epeoially well given by Harris Hopper
Herbert Wheeler and itliesee Pearl,
Jennie and Mabel Proctor. A Ternhour•
Ine Drill by 12 young Witte, wee well
done the mural beteg played by Mita;
Hazel Brandon in exoeptional five style.
Several violin seleotioue were given by
Proteeeor Bryoe, of Detroit, wbo eutrune
eci tbe eudienoe by hie exacalent playing
and brought forth loud encores and
hearty applause every time. Every one
seemed in the beet of spirits and the
order wee exceptionally good for so large
o house. Preece& amounted to 044 20
x• nose ke r o le,
Miss Silvia Seel is epending Xmas at
home. klieg Seel will teaob near Wing.
ham after holiduys.
Mrs. Mangey fell on bee at the door
Saturday evening breaking her right arm.
just above the wriet,
W A. and Mts. Pollard, of Listowel,
event Oltristmee at Jam Switzer's. The
latter is extending her visit.
Hugh MoKay, wife and little boy, of
Niagara Falls, N. Y., are 'mending
Christmas holidays with the torment'
mother bere.
Last Sabbath Rev. Mr. Armetrong was
enable to tithe the eerviee through inures
ao the paetor took hie naual wok, iu the
elethodiet obaroh.
Annual 'Tluion Bible Society will be
held in Knox °hutch on Sabbath evening,
Jan. 7th, at 7 oanuok. Rev, Dr. Rose, of
Bei:amnia will give the addrees.
011ee Lizzie Calder, of Tomato ;WI
lie Loug, of Oargill ; Joo. eacQuerrie, of
13t. Thome', ; and Bios MoRae, of Toros.
to, were among tbe holiday viehare et
Orerthrook.
Miss L zzie MacKay, tettober of the
Poblio Sobool, remitted 95 15 for the
Hospital for the Sick Ohtlaree, Termite,
as it gift from the eahool here. It was
a kindly not that will do good to more
than the eiok ehildren.
Comma Tage.-The Ohristmao
Tree held in Knox ohuroh ou Friday
eight laot was a decided etlecialia. 5. ool.
Motion for the Sick Ohildree'a Heepital
wee taken up whioh an3onuted to $12 60.
The following program was reudered.
Rev. D.13. Moneta the pastor'in the
tt
abide :-Opeuing Hymn ; oairmanat
addrese ; chorea, "Clap • your Hands" ;
reeltation Mary McNichol ; solo, Mies
Nora Holmes, of Brussels; reaftation,
Mamie Oamerou ; Omuta, "When vane
the Salver Moon Beet" ; recotation,
Maggie MoNabb ; solo, Beetrice ado.
(turtle ; ohorus, ',Shining ever Shit.
reeitation, Gordou Cameron ;
dot song ; reoitetion, Arnold Fischer ;
oho '
rue "Over Yonder Manger" ; recite,
don, Laln McDonald ; Bolo, alias Etta
McNair ; recitation, Mies Holmes ;
ohms, "The Christmas Lug Ago" ;
reeitation, Miss Mina McRae ; recite.
Hon, Beatrice PM:Quern/ ; solo, Mies
Holmee ; recitation, Jessie Bleazies
chorus, "Rejoice" ; en/nation, Ida
Sharpe ; ohorue, "Brightly Gleerne Our
Bauer" ; reeitation, Mies L. McKay
candle song. The orgauist was Mies
Minnie McNair who performed her pen
wed and deserves aredit for the sumo
of the nautical part of the program.
atunateeito-wiet.
Mrs. Jno. Cot visited friendat Tara
recently,
Mrs. David Ramsay is vieiting Mende
at Paisley.
Mies Mina McKelvey is visiting
in Torouto.
Juo. Ibiliber, jr., visited friends in Tor
outo reoutly.
Slr. Trernain, of Galt, is visiting at
the home of Jae. Wallue.
LADLES AND GENTLER Geo. Bokmier, wife and family ewe
I was nominated ou Friday of last weals Xmas to Rev. G. Baker's in Blunt's,
for a Beet at the Towiaship Colwell for Joseph and Mrs. Ooombee, of Listowel,
1906 and take this means of soliciting speut Ohristmas at Thos. MeEtvenat
your favorable oonsideration nest M. n- Chas. Richardoon, of Bruansele, spent
day when you marls your ballot. If Xmas. day at the home of Jas. Straoban.
among the suocessful I will do ray best A, E. Mellish, of the Metropolitan
to attend to the duties of the office, Back, Brussels, was in oar burgh on
Wishing you all a Happy New Year. Monday.
Yours Sicoerely, Walter Lams and Mies Lizzie vieited
WM. V. MoKAY, Borne of their many friends In this vitae-
ity during this week.
LADIES sun GENTLIELEN,- George Ooombee, jr., and his sisters,
Entering the field tor election as Coun- Misses Goedotba and Liza, were in
calor for next year and not being able to Blyth on lauuday Red Monday visiting
make an extended canvas I respeotftaly triencle.
ask for your cordial support next Mon- A 'neigh load of young people from
day. If eleoted I will honestly endeavor here attended the Catmint In the old
to do my duty faithfully. Thankiug you Town Hall in Wroxeter on Monday
in advance and with best wislaes for the evening.
corning year, I remain, Jae Straahen, of Termite Dental Col.
Yours, Rte., lege, and W. Bryan'', ot Toronto Median!'
THOS. BENNETT. College, are epeuding the venation lob
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their respective homes here.
Loom AND. GENEEE3103,- The venue candidates for municipal
At the request of a large numbe( of honors are busy eolioiting the eupport
elOotore I am in the list of nominees or of the eleotore. Among those in the
seats at the Township Council Board. t North of Grey who are running for the
would be greatly pleased and obliged agteasitlen of eouneillor in Jae. Cutt. We
you one favor me tent' your X an eleoticiatajtelleve that the electors could malts no
day. If elected my earnest endeavor will misbnke in giving him their support as
be to do justly with every matter present- we believe lam to be oompetent toli•I the
ed. I wish you all &floppy New Year, potation and that be would use hie obi!.
J. K. BAKIJR. Hies in the interests of the municipality.
Tuouday evening ot )eel week the first
;meting of the Literary Soolety end De
bating Club was held, The Wet feature
or the meeting was t debate on the sub
jut, "Resolved that obarecter has mare
influeoce time riamey." The aeirtrot.
nu was Alien by Ohne. Itichardsou, of
Brueeele and Arthur thaw, of Morrie,
while the negative was upheld by J. T.
Straohau, and A. F. MeaDor aid. The
dechnott, whath was left to a vote of the
meethig, was Riven by s small majority
in favor of tbe affirmative. Meoidse the
,Iebate there ware some literary and
meshed selootioes given by various mem
bus at the Boulety and a mind reading
exhibition by Mr, teremain, of Galt,
ZLawrenoe Dobson hi at Innerkip,
1115. MeAllum is bins from the tnest,
Andrew Ealanier, of Stratford, spent
Xmas with friende here,
Priucipal Freetneu, of Nottntva, is
borne fur the Xtue holidays,
Eukrnier and W. Spume, of Strut.
turd, are home for the hohdaye.
W.A. Freemen, of Settfortla, lo visiting
hie brother, Ie. le. Freemen here.
Mies Belie Lamont, of resserton, is
enjoying a brief visit under the pare/tail
roof.
Chu. Bleromou inborn& from the West.
It is two years eines Charlie wee were
before,
Mr. and Mrs, Congrens, of Ripley, are
visiting the 'swell parents, 0, end Aire,
Raytterd.
Zaok and Mrs. aleAllum will leave
Inc their home in Boisevalu, Manitoba,
next week.
Thos. and Mise Kate atoOarthy, of
Honktou, vietted L. L. Longtvey De
Ohnetnlas,
G. Mitchell and family 'meta Ohriet
inse eb Milbrook, rebore the formar's
parents reside.
Wm. and Mrs. Hall ate their Christ-
mas enure puddieg,with tbeir daughter
mud et:oath-law, Toronto.
Bleotion will be on Kendal neat,
There is a large banal of eaudidetee 00
the electors will have a wide Woe.
Miss Jean Amnia, who teught here
last year, has gone to her home in Lie.
towel, The people of this section would
have been glad to have her rennin for
the naming year as she did excellent
work.
We are p'eased to report that Rev. E.
le. Armstrong, who has been laid up with
bronchitis and Is grippe, is improving.
He was usable to go to Bruseals laet
debbath oonsequently Rev. Mr. 00Bein,
was not here. .Robs. McKay took the
servic') with aceeptanoe.
Mrs. Dugan, of Torouto, spent Xmas
at the pareutal home, We regret to say
Mr. Ames is very poorly at present but
hope he will soon be better. Later,
Mr, Ames died Thursday morning son
will be buried Sunday afternoou et Bred
sell oemetety. Service in the Methodist
Ohara Iterate 2 p. m.
Oaths bearere for the Young
Society of the Presbyterian ',hutch here
for the taming year will be as follows :-
Hon. Erse., Rev. D. B. MoRae ; Pres., J.
K. Brown ,• Vioe Pres., Miss Nellie Lairo
Reo.•Seo., Miss Helen Barr I Oon•Bec.,
otbea Atlee Davies ; Trees., Mies Zoom,
Ransom ; Orgauist, Mies Helen Bart I
Asst. Organist Blies Minnie Dauber ;
aateohiet, 16. 0. Davies New topic
wards have bean issued for the owning
six months,
The trustees of our public eohool have
engaged Min Annie Switzer, of Atwood
0.8 800085805' to Mise Jean Amnia, to
teach the junior department for 1900, at a
sa ary of 9300. Rotating to the appoint
want the Atwood Bee of last week se.ye
Uwe Anuie Switzer, dengater of Fred.
Switzer, veva' road, has kitten appointed
mutter of the Junior department of the
Ethel pubtio sobool. Mille Annie bail
ueen atteuding the Stratford Model Bahool
during the past term. If she is as sue
useful a teeoher as the was a bright and
oapable etudent, we predict a bright
thane for her. We believe that the
nausea of Ethel Bohm' made no mistake
semotipg her to fill the responsible
potation of teacher of the Junior room.
Bit will reoeive 10 salary of 9300 per
auentn. We oongretalate iter on her
oucoeseeand wish her ,every thing good.
ADDRESS AND Ptutebnlmou.-The
young !Dly referred to is a well known
reeldent ot Ethel. Miss L, Milne, who
Mei been teaohing in 8 8, No, 11, Eton
Weavanosh for the exceptional period of
ex years and a half, held it very oilmen.
rut Public Examination on Thuredoy,
Deo, 21st., prior to bar leaving•thef3abool.
Visiting teaehers from the eurrouuding
sample examined tile -pupils ill the pres.
onus of a large number of the people of
the section ad the promptness with
which the mile anewered tiny and every
question won the admiration of both
examiners and. visitors. After tbe
examination a short pregnant wee given
by she pupils, °enabling of reoltationa,
staging, dialogues, etc., interspersed with
speeehee from the brooms and visiting
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Ethel, December 28th, 1905
ank of the Universe
Pay to our Many Friends and Customers
One Thousand Hearty Good Wishes
For a Happy and Prosperous 1906
R. e, Davies & eo.
Wethers, all testifying to the high eeteeni
011 whioh alias blithe and her work ie
held in that community. In the eve:ties
an exuellent program was rendered by the
pupils and young people of the Beetion,
030nelating of dtaloguee, venal and in
strummed nand°, gramopboneseleatione,
drine, ate., the two moat pleasing
features being the May Pole by twelve
little girls and the tioitif Drill by thirteen
young ladles, both dritle being mooted
with a uraoe and pewit/ion whioh fully
ohowed the ability of their trainer.
After the program Mies Milne wee
abed on the chair where she wee pre.
eented with an eddrees, a000mpanied by
an elegant silver tea eervice, with that a
dozen saver spoons end auger Mien, Al
though taken uompietely by (temente,
Ulu Milne retained her nue) eellapoe-
eessien and warmly thanked her pupils
tied friends for their kind expression of
good will, After einging "God Sava the
Ring" all preseut departed to their
homes well pleased with the evening's
entertainment but sorry to part with DO
esteemed a friend. The following bo
oopy of the address :-
Dean Blibie MIGN13.-It hi with feelings
of sineere sorrow that we realize that our
Pleanant reletionehip of teiteher and
pupils must be severed. During the
many years which you have spent with
tie you have endured yourself to each oi
no and we have felt chat in yen we had
not only lost an effielent teacher, but a
faitbfui frieud, and pleasant companion.
We know that whilst trying to perform
your duties so faithfully you had many
ad:Guinea to contend with, but we treat
that tbe knowledge 01,4 you have pined
00 00) the affection of your pupils, bet
the eeteim and reepeet of tbe entire
neighborhood, will le some means oorn•
permits for these diffitieltiee. We feel
that before We part we mast give you a
tittle more tangible token of our affection
than that of mere winds, We bope that
every time you toe this tea aerviee it will
bring to you Luelseant memories of even
lugs spent with our parente and friends.
stas you handle or look at these coffee
epoons. may yea have nothing but kind
thoughte of your mile at No. 11, and
may the sugar wheal/ shall be dipped
with thin sugar then be no tweeter than
the assurance wheal we can give you
that your work iu our school has bee,,
thoroughly end faithfully performed. We
truet that the shining brightneoe of this
silverware may be an emblem of the
brightness of your future life ; and our
moat unmet deeire is that your life may
oe crowns! with Gods greatest blessing-
Happinees.
Signed on behalf of the papils of this
section.
MoOnsoon Seem,
Emu= Isivoi.
rteactetter.
Geo. Spotton, of Listowel, spent Fri.
day in the village.
Jae, and Mrs. Ballantyne speut Xmas
Day With (rinds in Trowbridge.
John alupfur, of Sault Ste. Marie, is
the guest of his eon, Ora/ Gapfer.
Mrs, H. Smith and daughter, Miss
Bum, are visiting Obeeley retatives.
Min hlilly Playfurd, of Toronto, spent
Xmas week with her slater, Mrs. A. alto
Leau.
litre. Oook, of Hansen, is wending a
week with her pareute, T. and Mro.
William and hire, Adair have returned
from Oxthow, Man„ where they have
'meet the tut three youth.
Wm. Perrin has returned from Rin.
outline Model S13001 and will teach at
the Salem sabot,' atter Xmas,
Hilton anti Mrs. Paulin, of Simeon,
were the genets of the formeiae grand•
parents, Jas. and Mrs. Paulin, far several
ditys.
John and Mrs. Hartley left for Blyth
on ',Itueedey where Mr. Hartley bias been
eugeged as Priumpia of the eohool. Mr.
Dation, of Fordweth, will take hie place
here.
An mating hockey match tools plan
on the pond Obriettnuattermou between
Gerrie and Wroxeter, remitting in via.
tory for the home team by a wore of 4-2.
Editor Sharpie, of Gorrie refereed the
game.
GONERioT LE11.-Tile Calotract for the
new oillee for the well known Hotviek
Mutual Fire Insurance Go., was rumen),
iet to Adante & Farrell of Wroxeter, at,
9940. It will be 24x30 'feet with moment
basement and bruits superstructure, with
modern brink vault, flet roof, eta. Office
will be 16 feet high is front. °entreat
stalls for completion by August let, The
Direetore have shown good judgment in
deciding this matter es the number of
important documents on Ole, bootee and
other papers rendered a safe plus for
storage 00 neceesity, OA their loss by Lire
would seriously hamper the Company,
It is intended to hoici the monthly meet.
hug ab Goreie as usual.
RIMY Nonts.-Miss Mary Miller event
part of this week in Hamilton attending
the wedding of Mies Sera Bray, a former
resident of the village.-Skeff Robiuson,
of Brampton, vieited at his home over
Sunday. - Peter Smith, of Hamilton,
gout Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
0. Bmibb. - Rev. Dr. Raziewood, of
Totouto Jaeotion, spent a day last week
with his brother, W. 0, Hazlet -yap& -
and Dare. Relee spent the holiday with
relatives at alliverton,- 13. F. Carr bee
moved hie harness shop frorn T. 13.
Sanders' stote tu the Grand Central
bloc's,- The echool Ootioart pinned off
very sucemsetnlly Friday eventeg, The
inlanders presented Me. Hartley with e
very handsome Morels chair. - Harry
Bows, of Harolota, Mem, is visiting hie
purente, Dr. and Mrs. Brawn.- fare. W.
0. Currie is in Mount Forest this week,
-Austin Morison, of Toronto, ammo.
panted by two friends, spent Xmas Day
with hie parents.- Mies Meth Allen le
bonding the Xreae vacation with her
mother, Mre. N. Allem -a, Salmi Jean
Davidson, of Bt. George is home for the
holiday. - John Keine, ot Sault 13te.
Merle, renewed itamteautancese in the
village on Mouday. - Byron and alre.
Simmons. of London, are visiting the
farmer's perents, 0. and NUM Sin31130nS,
,-4130 entertainttlenli ander tile aueploee
of the Methodist' finedity Bahool, held
T
ItIABAE ZBLLA
Scientific Palmist
to remaining iu Towel Mal-
abar Week. Her lienditig8
tt Cover all 01148 of life.
Consultations Strictly Confi-
dential.
CALL AND SS CONVINCED
11,,It American Hotel Room 4
0Ieurs-10 M. to 209.00,
13
Xnate night, was very well attended.
The principal !unveil of the evening
were the Tenthenrine and May pole drills
ander the direction of Captain Kaine, of
Ltherie.-John awl Mrs. Gotten', of Jennie
town, Math., are visiting relatives in thio
vioinity.-Mies Vosburg left for Brion.
bridge on Tuesday where she will upend
the Winter months. Tbe Dominations
passed off very quietly this year, the old
Menail and fichool Board going in by
acolamation.-The roerehants bore report
having bed a good Christmas trade.-kliss
E. Henry left on Friday to spend the
vacation at her home in Wititechurch.-
Mrs, A. Scott and Miss Minnie Smith
visited for a few days io Galt -Stewert
of Wierton, ie the guest of friends
here. -Miss E. 0. Lawrie spent Xmas in
Wingbam,
W eat tete*.
Owing to the illness of Rev. Andreae
Macaleb, the only mein that will be
held in Duff's church on Sabbeth, Met
11300, except the Guild meeting, will take
woes at 7 o'olook p, en., and will be eon.
dieted by Rev. David Carswell, B. A.
tin MacNab is progressing so well towards
recovery that he expects to be able to
undertake his full work by January 7th.
At a meeting held on Tuesday /wooing,
the Methodist Sunday School elected the
following officers for tbe year : - Stmt.,
Geo. Baerowe ; Ant. Sept., Thos. Mar
shall ; Seca, Mies Carrie Berry ; Treas.,
Wm. Bennett ; Organist, Mee. E. Oon
stable; Asst. Organist, Miss Ethel Den-
nison. Teaohing staff will be announced
later.
newer NOTES.- John Campbell, wife
and child are visiting his mother, elm
Delman Oampbell. Jack has been in the
G. B. for about 15 years and is a welcome
viaitor.-Wedding al the 'aegis on Wed.
nesday, the °entreating parties being Mies
Dora Kinney and Thomas MeFadzean,
two of our popular young people. Rev.
R B. Baker, 13 5., tied the nuptial knot
in the preeence of about forty relatives of
the bride and groom. Their man%
friends wish tbetn all happiness and
prosperity.- A. T. Morrison, wife and
SOD, ars among the visitors from th,
Wet. Their home is io Wapella, Sae's.
Mr Morrison is a eon of U. Harrison, of
this village. Ohrietmas Day a gathering
of relatives Wile held wbo partook of
Christmas dinner with the folks at
horns, Loire. J. W. Morrison being bootees,
when an enjoyable day was spent. - The
anniversary servioes of the Epwortb
League of the Methodist (thumb will be
held on Sunday evening, Dos. 31, when
Rev. A. IL Birks, 13. A., of Seaforth, will
tomb. Oa Monday evening a concert
will be given at whioh the beat latent will
be present, The all•sillt autograph quilt
will be sold to the higheet bidder.-Robt
Johnston, of Cleveland, O., is home on a
visit to his parente, A, and Etre. John.
stom-A. -number of our young people
took th the entertainment at Aubern on
Mouday evening. - R. Humphries is
htiTheofrayhis.edi"1 Toronto, for
.
Elution day next Monday.
Joo. Blake is home from Medical Col.
lege, Detroit, for the vaoation.
Maus Mamie and Addle Cardiff and
Willie are holidaying at Strattord and
St. Marys.
Mius Maggie and Elton Buell, who
bays been in Toronto, are visitors ander
the parental roof.
Donald Campbell and Miss Lottie are
away on a holiday visit with relatives at
Milton, Toronto and other plains.
Mrs. Marsden Smith and Miss Martha
are making a visit with tbe former's
daughters, Mrs. L. Stark and Miss Gu-
ide Smith, in Torouto.
W. H. and Mee. Salter and son, of
Toronto, were visitors ea Ohae. Rozell's
this week. The former returned to the
Queen City 013 Wednesday but Mrs.
Salter and baby will remain until after
New Year%
Last Saturday Wm, Mann, B. A. I. D.,
of Glaegow, Soot/and, arrived at Jae,
Mann's, lag Manu 011,133e by
the steamship Lake Chaceplath and had
a rough palmate. He will likely become
a resident of Ontario.
Among the Ashore who arrived from
the West last web was Robert Davidson,
a son of Thomas Davidson, 11th oon.
He oettainly looke as if the Arcola air
agreed with hien, Mr, Davidson will
likely see the West neat Spring, •
This wsal 3115. Bedford, of Clinton,
formerly at Grey township, wan stalling
on old Mende. ISo bag been at Killarney,
Manitoba, and will likely return in the
Spring. It is 7 years glue the Bedford
family removed from the 10th con,
At the annual meeting ot 8. 8. No, 8 on
Wedneeday there was a fairly good
attendance. Cuthbert Hutabintion wan
elected truetee. 12 (lords of hardwood
woe let to Wm, Lowe at 32,10 and 2
dude ot cedar to jam W. Rose at 91.30
per cord. Mies Florence Armetrong will
he the teacher foe 1006, ethool opening
on Wednesday of next week.
The Ooh anniversary of the marriage Of
Jas. and Uri. Moliay, 16th eon., was
oelebrated 001 Weeaday evening by
(motel pat•ty. There were 60 oe mote in
attendanee and all had a good time. A
tip top fowl supper wiseseeved to whioh
ample justice 1010 Sons, Music, dantling
and Katie1 ghat ailed in the time, The
hoot and bootees recatived a number of
tine presents and many good wiehee were
expreseed fur their Were proeperiby.
A hone warming on a big wale was
hOd. at the new brick reeidence of Tboe
nth oon,, on Wednesday eveniela
Waeonie Betais,-Wedneeday evening
of host week about 50 guests assembled 80
the easy residence et Robert Carr, 8rd
oon., Grey, to witness the matrimouiel
bud between Cluistopher Corbett and
Mbes Isabel, the highly esteemed
daughter of the boot, The oontraeting
parties entered the peeler and took their
ramie under a beautiful aroh prepared
for the mouton while the strains of the
Wedding Maroh were played by Mien
halo Frain. The bride was beautifully
attired in a cream lustre dem with )acts
yoke and sleeves, Bailie Aggie, sister of
the bride acted as brides/mad while O. B.
Lake did honor to the groom. The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev, B. Ie.
Armetrong, of Ethel. After the aorta-
e/100y the guests repaired to tbe dining
room, whioh was decorated with holly
and Mamie ilowere, where a sumptuous
revile was aerved. 5, toast wee proposed
by Rev. Mr. Arrostroug and a number
replied. Tbe bride waa the recipient of
many beautiful gifts whioh shows the
high esteem th wbiob tbe youg lady is
held. The groom's gift to the bride was
a Inc aoat. Kung those from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Box, of Stratford and
Mr, and hire. Bates of Belgrave. The
happy oonple will spend their hooey/nowt
in London and after a few weeks In thin
'meaty will make their future home in
Edmonton, Alberta,. They carry with
teem the beet wiebee of a large oirole of
friends.
SECOND TERM EXAMINATION
EiPLISSEL.S SCHOOL.
CONTINUATION CLA SSE S.
moue 166 2
Fula III -Examined in Latin, Aeo. &
Br. Hid, Arith., Oomp., 480. -Total 500.
Honors 850.
16 MeQaarrie ..407 F Fraser 825
13 Bryarte 378 M. Elliot 324
JR291
Armetrong
845 J. Elliott
..335 W Stevenson 277
,
E Clameron....835 "e13 MoNair148
"B Moess
832
Missed one Exam.
"" Missed two Bums.
Foam IT -Examined in Botany, Ano.,
Br. and Oao. Him., Geom., French. Geo.,
Oomp., Draw. Total 550. Hon. 487,
I, Lamont 612 F Heater 442
el Fear,, 489 OSpeir 429
N Sperling -.485 L Strachan -406
G Ross... ..... 471213 Armstrong 870
468 H Hogg $86
liT yDLrlsag
445 Bateau
331.
T Zimmer ....444 G Ewan
Foldi I A &B-Esemained in 13otany,
GOMM, Latin, Draw., Writ., Reed. and
Clomp. Total 550 Honore 412.
I Frain.. ...... 476 W Taming!) -348
TK wDeuasdonan an- .450 8 Stubbs 846
M Brothers ....447 R Shaw. 338
bacKenzie....438 Elliott 332
W Straehan....429 L MoOraoken828
418 .11 Bioolair „ -818
397 V Wilbee 310
jGBAorbnabstrong -878 B WbiIfisld., 307
5. 8peir 369 K Harbottle.,•.806
W Efenderson356 G Robb., 80*
T MoDonald,...363 0 Eiolmes 302
L Sinclair 360 J. Wilton 301
Cunningham 368 51 Mangey 297
P Baker 560 °Scott 284
006 Dunbar......852 W MoCutoheon 289
15 Evaus 349 ""0 Bell 197
Tbe names of those promoted from
Form 1 A to Form 1 B will be announctea
on °petting of new term.
Bios Boutteson,
.1, 11. Clamarou, Prineipal.
PUBLIC/ 13 OLT °Sala
ROOK 4
ENTBANCE-BSBMthed ir, Arith., Lit„
Map Draw., Hist., Gram., Geo, Tota,
600. Honors 45068. Birt
$88
A
jT l'eramkatong .405 T Oober 379
a suore-.....,501. A Forrest 352
El Wilton 489 N Forrest 287
183
KJ VaKiivlbRene 172
Denbow -.441197
413 IP Boort 159
406
Ament
Wilton
PilWitpta.
j3S'°D°It-wK, 1,it"m.,1131211.00Hist., Aritb..
, Geo. Total 600,
141 Jones 488 ST Ewan 807
Le Seat 435 0 Ament 285
De W (Janne ..540808 013 Lmeookmilena227387
J Henderson ..402,V Walkee . 278
424 0 Gerry 258
IB B
arkbsy W Bell
059 1e Gerry 173
KASaobabnt
348 /B Walker 138
818 0E1 Wilbee 86
RA
Mies K. Wmeoa. Toucher,
100,0 8
So. IlI-Examined in Spell., Morn,,
Arith., Hist, Gram and Lit, Total 650
ET°Dne°arde.50001
B ot..443 Winnie Loog443
8 Speirrn 674 13 Walker 486
B Gilpin 566 B Barn's 435
H Armstrong ..565 IS Mooney 481
13 Warvviek....558 B !bolero 430
M Thomeon,...555 SW Miller 429
J Armetrong .421 0 Lowry Alb
W 0 Leoltie 898
6t W
480S Fox 889
VGAwi Itba:ot y47G E .. . . 878
03 Gerry 473 L Lament ...,825
panne Long444509 LW L.A.einntn4
iaty.,....,....180105
16
HCiumILit.en4148
Imo. itteBed in 815)1,,
Mem„ 61155,, Geo. Arith sad Lit. Tete'
l'700131tibab°s"" 925.
660 WtEteLatiohlitt 465
0 MoDonald .446 .0 Burgess 462
L Beteman....545,SF Robb 452
W Kerr". ..... 545 13 l'hotneon..., 448
I Strube/0 ....685 35 Lamont 484
B
602 .13 Flatt..,. "492
GK2::: 497 10 Ament 376
la Deak.„, ... .492 W McKay ..
17 MoOrecken..475 M Burgess ..,. 76
Mies D, 13. Elmira Tem:then
W. KERR, Prop
noon 2
Sr. II -Bumbled in At, Lit., Gem,
Comp., Spell., Mem, Marks 650,
Honore, 412.
O Orooks 498 El Barkley .,..416 '
V Roes . 48$ al Bergen ....097
A. Moore 487 A Wilton 574
01 Brothers ....VW 00 Lowry 868
M Lowry 464 El Simmons.... -
NFox -418
Ja.66 Orme-
T Deadnaan, „.601 El Bishop 390
8 Turnbull ....478 M Bdwarde.. , • 376
J Habkirk ,...460 lo Ballantyne ..372
P Thuell 441 IS Walker 0108
W Harris 427 F Lowry ,.....837
r.. Lowry 423 Ek Colvin 327
W Lott 415 G a,kroi es on ,285
R AleXay...,412 T Snider 257
8 Blurs 409 3 Jackson 267
I PaeLaciaan „403 0 Crone ...„216
E Toole 894
Mies el. T. Dowtre, Tauber,
noon 1
GEARS V-Tritel 500. Hours 375.
• MoLaucblan 477 V MoOracken..427
11 Barkley 488 L Holmes 426
8 Sample 429 E Lowry 404
B Withee 428 0 Oober 810
CLASS IV --Total 600,
A Roe 479 R Work
'
W earmstronga71 G Edwards ....311
13 Kerr 426 F Wood........811
A Fox 403
OuAss II -Total 500,
J MoLanoblin469 L MaChaoken ..366
A. Thomeon463 V Sinolair -.340
1, Jackson 440 11 Crone 275
L Bergen/ ....883 R Sinclair 177
10 Rallantyne .474
Chase II Excellent -Ill Mercer, R
Stewart, 66 Hewitt, 6 Toole, L Ament,
B 08111Pbell, 8 Ololianolalin, Good -T
MoLanablin, la Currie, NI Carter,
Thorium Faia-L Sider.
'Onus I-Euellent-L Philips, W
eood-J Janiisson. Fair -W
Meekness, E Burton.
Mies JEAN litaouns, Teacher,
1V10orrees.
Herb. 'Manning is bull from an enjoy.
able visit to the East.
Miss Emma Redmond, ot Wingham,
was home on a visit.
Miss Chapman, of Listowel, is visiting
at the home of Jae. Dula, 502 line.
Jno. Davie, 4th line, le greatly improved
is health by hie trip to Lindsay and hie
stay there.
Wm. Bryane and wife and Joseph
Salient and wife attended the weddiog of
Mr. Oorbett .and Mies Cerr.
Dr. F. Lambie, of Midland, Michigan,
is e weloome visitor with the family of
Jas. Duncan and other old friends.
Poultry thieves are busy and some of
them will land in jail the Rent thing tbey
kuow and it will Reeve them rigla.
J. R. and Mrs. lailthr, sous, daughters,
domain -law and daughters -halal? and 21
graodohildren atimbeir Ohristmae dinner
et Maitland Brae, Wroxeter, the home of
1.5. Gibson, one of the eon's-in...late.
Faure were 36 in all present and a most
enjoyable time was opout in this happy
family reunion.
The following is clipped trona a West.
ern paper mad refers to a son' of Arthur
Oanteton, of the 3rd line :-A. E. Dante.
,on, who has been night operator at tbe
0. N. R. etetiou in Warroad for the put
eighteen montbs, has been promoted and
is bow agent foe the company at Roose-
velt. Ed. was one of our most prominent
and popultsr young men, ana will be
greatly missed by his host of friends
here wbo oongratulete him upon his pro-
motion and Warroad's loss will be Ruse.
velt's gain•
Townie/ire IsTOMNATIONS.-Last Friday
sew a large attentleuce of ratepayers at
the Township Hall at the Munioipal
Emanation. Tbe following is a list of
the nominees planed in the hands of
Township clerk Clark :-For Reeve --
Mamma Oode, by T. B. Brandon, and
Artbur Shaw ; Arthur Shaw, by Rioh•
,rd Johnston and John Clegg ; George
Taylor, by C. B. Wilkineon, cad Geo,
:Canvey ; Mr. Code retired For
Oonnoillor-Georgta Kelly, by Thomas
Oode and James A. Moore ; William
06. POutcheon, by William Thuell, and
Robert G. South ; Robert Youill, by
Robert Shedden, and Janne Kerney
fibulae K. Taylor, by Thomas Oode, and
George Kelly i Charles G. Oampben, by
Thos. B. Brandon and James Golley.
& platform meeting was held after the
honr for Dominations and speeches wade
by the various nonauees. Next Mooday
the battle at the polls win be fought ont.
*SUNSHINE! OaltielArAs ENE131MAINIUSNT.-
This gathering wag held Towiday evening
of last week and Was it deoided sucoese.
After the opening exercises *tang of
Welcome was Sang by Hazel Bethel fol.
lowed by a few enemas by the chairman,
Rev. A. E. Jones, pastor of the °hutch.
Recitations were given by Lillian
Watson,aFlorence Kerney, JobnlIlloNeil,
Olaytou Praetor, allareeoe Berlin, °eon
Wheeler, Ernest Biobis, Henry Arm.
etrong, Agnes Knight and Selene %melee.
A song of °Christmas Joy," by Ms gide ;
a dialugoe "Rag dello," whioh provoked a
good deal of laaghter a musioall,Pata
tontine, entitled "A Christmas ride"
duet by aliases Rood aud Cole, "The
minute gun at um" ; Bug "Broils whee.
ever yeti oan," by ahem of girl voitlee ;
a song 'Tale little peas" by live girls
whioh was exoeptionally well rendered as
wee also the "Wtsh bone" song given by
sits girl° ; "The Tarkey's Clariotatted,"
which a great many of the boye and gitae
took part was very intereotieg ; apith.
tornima "nanta's Obrietcane Party' ; s
club by Mu. M. Watson aud Mies How ;
and some excellent month Ogen Belem.
ions by Mies Myrtle and Selena Wheeler.
The program being ended °ode° poi
Nett refreehmente were partaken, 1.
The order wee moot excelleOt theengeou.
and every one went home well plette. 1
with the easnieg's entettainment.
The Riohmoud 1311) areatnery wid
burned.
The Markdele Methodist Obisesb ty
deetroyed by Are,