The Brussels Post, 1903-4-2, Page 1Vol, 31, No, 33
New Advertisements,
Lost—Alf. Baden,
Local—G. E. King,
Dug [est --P. Arrant.
Liotoses—J. It. Miller,
Tendon -13. Wlllcinaon.
To taut—Dr, 01o$elvey.
Girl wanted —0. 1'. Blair,
Well paper—F. B. Huratey,
200 baggies—D'. Ewan & 00.
Farm for snle--Thor+. Moors.
Cow for Bale—G. A. Deadman.
Hollywood palet-61oleay & Co.
Groat Bpeuiels=H. A. Matohett,
For eats] or to rent—Jno. Broadfoot.
Change in busineon—W. A. Grewar.
Tenders wanted—George L. Adams.
What counts—E. 0. Danford & Son.
i5 trict bete$.
Laos to Woad.
A Dxuanxen Wolust—Itirs. Victoria
Brown, of I,ietowel, wee in Staff Ieapt°
for Aroblbatd'e oiiire, Toronto Wednesday
morning searching for non of her hue•
band, David J. Brown, whom she mar•
Hod in that towu in October last, She
Quid she 11ed from her folks in Listowel
becomes they wero trying to poison her.
She is 8B years of age, The woman is
undoubtedly insane, end has been detain.
ed by the authorities for examination by
a pbysioian.
erro'wbreteer o.
R. G. Oode spent Sunday in Grey.
Some of the farmare have started plow•
Rev. J. E. Hunter ocoup{ed hie own
pal piton Sunday,
Reports esy there will bo e. wedding in
the neiphborbood MMorlly,
Miss Lines Goodwin, of Pelmeralon,
le visiting frionde in the village.
Mina Edith Phillips, who has been on
the ei°tc Itat, is, we are pleated to Bey, on
the mend.
The obesee fluttery started operation
on Wednesday. The proepeote are bright
for a goad season 12e Dente per pound
being offered for April cheese.
Must be Sold this Season,
The Finest
line to be seen
in any town
carriages
in Ontario
will be found
at
Ewan &. Co.'s Wareroorns
TURNBERRY STREET. BRUSSELS.
—Wo have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best ivIanufae-
tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs.
—You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing.
—Satisfaction'assurecl. Prices right.
EWAN & Co., RRITSSELS.
Sole Agents in Brussels
CLOTHING
Abovo cut is an exact
reproduction
of our York Suit.
hatf tt,
Counts 7
Honest Fabrics,
Careful Tailoring,
Good Trimmings,
Latest Styles,
Perfect Fit,
Our Clothing has allithese
and, on top of them all,
that finished touch they
call "smartness"—that is
it makes a man look dres-
sier than ordinary Custom-
made Garments do, It
is as near perfection as
experience and human
skill canmake it and it
places the wearer among
the best dressers in town.
Our new Neckwear
will be
Open for Easter.
E. CJJUNPORU & SON
Leading Clothiers and Furnishers;
•
. RUSSELS, ONTARIO,
J. R. Ahn nt left for Simon on Tues.
day to take (Marge of hie ohease !eatery.
IRev. and hire, Ooseea, of Bresele,
wore ependiug te few days with friends
here.
Mrs. A.'i'ugben, who has been visiting
friends in Woodetoolc the pant weak, Ilan
returned home,
A moaning of those interested in the
new sobool was held on Monday bob no
deoleion has been arrived at yet.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mre. Geo, Hotelmen, on Wed•
needay and olented titer officers for the
ootnirg year.
lelolosttvor cit.
John Patterson Ilea a new Winehtirn
baggy
D. A. Milia, of Durham, in planing
Dement stook around these parte,
Phil. Haufmau, who is working at Tom
IYIoDouald'e, le lying trick with scarlet
fever.
H. R. Spann he.e sold hie farm West
et here to Lyttle Elliott, for the cum of
$4.200.
Tcha end Mrs. Patterson attended so
"At Horne" et the former's brother at
Bluevale.
Rev. Mr, Hunter hart returned from a
rest and oocueied the pulpit in theMethe-
diet absinth.
Rev, Mr. West, of Bluevale, occupied
the pulpit in the Presbyterian chur°h
Ian Sabbath.
John Barlett, a Mil .to•do farmer in
Walken, committed Wade early Tues.
day morning by hanging himself to a tree
in the bush.
Wr,xeorer-.
Mrs. Jobb, of ilarriebon, ie spending a
few days with Mre. T. Hemphill.
Mies Merle tie no, of Tseewater, ie the
great of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Allan.
Mre. 0. Cook, of Ilensall, ie visiting
her parents, Thos, and Mre. Hemphill.
Mrs, Goodfellow hoe returned from
Winrtoa, where ebe visited for amoral
days.
W. McLeod, 0. Pope, G. $sake and E.
and Moe Barnard leave for the Weat the
latter part of the week.
Mre. John Raptor and daughters, of
Hanle Ste. Marie, are visiting the former'e
parrnte, Jae. and Mrs. Paulin.
A few shipments made this week were :
—R. Biaak, aar of flour ; T. Hemphill.
oar of oatmenl ; Jim. Hamilton, oar of
matte 1 and W. Trench, te oar of cattle
and oar of bogs.
A few of the younger boys of the village
gave ono of the moat enjoyable assemblies
ever bald here, in the Town Hall Friday
evening. T'be hall could eoaraely be
recognized under its careful and artistic
deaoratione of Hage and bunting but we
think the boys were fully repaid for
their time and labor by the hearty von.
graLulations tendered them by every one
present over their emcees as ideal enter.
taioere.
eYtunelatotivee.
Ploughing ie becoming general.
The Tonne People's Society is adding
members to their roll in a pleasing way.
Some farmers are busy making Maple
syrup but ea far they have not bion very
su°aeseful.
James Lynn end family are moving
near Fordwioh this week. We wish
them eo'd look.
W. H. herr, Brussels, took bhe service
in the Hall last Sabbath night. There
was a good turnout. Rev. R. Paul waa
unable to be there, acoordiog to annonooe-
meat, owing to rheumatism. Next Sab
bath evening Selo. McAllister will eon -
dun the genial.
A Lomen.—The Jamestown (store is to
put the wagon on the road this year
again. James Tones is to take charge of
it, Mr. Innen intends making a cheep
in hie line of goods on the wagon to ao•
aomoiiate his 0oetomers. He will ol!ange
Pomo lines weekly tee it ie impossible to
parry a full assortment of what le in the
store onthe wagon at ops time, Auy
goods ordered ont of the store which may
not be on the wagon at the time ordered
will get nor best attention and it will be
delivered as anon as possible thereafter.
In oboes we will corky game anmples and
parties will get what they want. We will
always try and keep fret-elass goode and
also keep up the pride of produce,
Tbanking all our oasbomsrs for past
favore and soliciting a ooutiuuanoe of
Same. WALTan Innes, Jamestown Pon.
offioe store.
1f31nevat o.
Mise Mabel Oliver visited in Benguela,
J. Hogg and family have taken a house
in the village.
Mies Mason, of Morrie, is visiting her
sister, Mre. J. Hogg.
Bunn Leech, of Toronto, is the groes
of relatives in this vicinity.
Mise Bessie Wright visited her parents
at Jemeetown over Sunday.
J. Mitchell, of Keighbhly, Dug„ was
shipping rollers from this piano last week.
John Haney and Will. Stewart ban
gone to Grand Valley to spend the Sam
mor.
B. Leech who has been ependiug a
week with hie uunfe has returned to Tor.
onto,
Tire naw onelosed shed of the Mothe.
diet north is well under way and will he
very oommodioas,
Mre. West and children, of Grand
Valley, are visiting Mre. West's parents
itobt. and Mre. Duman.
Reverends West and Ballantyne, of
Bluevale, and Molestvortb, respectively,
exohanged puliteInt •Sunday.
John and Mrs. Patterson, of Moles.
worth, and Ken, and Mrs. Patterson, 6f
Wingham, spent Sunday in the village,
The (Altair of the Methodist obnroh is
busy preparing hew music] for a song
eervioe to be held on ehs evening of
Laster Stinting.
The Women's' Indents met on Wednes.
day March 18th, at the resitlenee of Mre.
John Waeman. Owing 50 the stormy
weather on the previous day of meeting
the same suhje0t "Breed Making" was
dieouesed, the musical pert of the program
tette provided by Mies Ehnen and Mies
10, Duff. A fair newborn of women
was present, The next meeting of the
THURSDAY,
APRIL
2,
1903
W. H. KE RR, Prop,
Onr. local gardeners are getting to work.
Neer Sabbath afternoon the eervioe
in the Methodist (thumb will be taken by
Eli Smith. Rev. Mr, 005505 will be at
Seefnrth.
WILL TANS A Iinex,—The Daily Post
uud Record, of Itouhwtee, (Vine) bearing
date of Marsh 14th, soya of Rev. J. C,
Ourry, formerly of Ellie loo dile, :—Ray.
J. C. Curr of Bhelboroo, who is now
Curry.
onicelypera recovering from a most oritioal
operation for ulceration of the stomach
at St. Mary't hospital in title city, expecte
t0 Ietwe for Echo Bay,Ontario, ea coon
as he is able, whiob eace is hie old borne
and where he willp (mond the coming
ention in rest, rafter wieb be will return
to the above village and resume his pas.
bora] labors. Mr, Curry was ordained in
the Baptist church at Shelburne about a
year ago, uud ie building u a largo eon.
gregation there.. He ia.a young man of
marked ability.
3
Margaret Teener,. of Chicago, The
young oouple received many beautiful
and overly presents, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss
intend spending the Summer on the
water as Mr. Bliss be not enjoying very
relent health, Mrs. Bliss le a nein of
flhurles Rumoll, of Grey. After Deem-
bee fieat, they {°tend residing in Dotro{t.
'Their many frienle wish them a lung,
happy and prosperous We.
with teem 01100080. They
Mitchell, Mill street, a
M
Mrs. Magid epeut lest nation
page 0.
Road'ralmage'o normo° in this lame.rs.
In addition to the eervioe in Se. John'sA1
It may do you good.
church on Wedneeday evening of next
week, there will beGa publio'service held
on the morning of Good friday,
A joint meeti•ng of the Exeootivo of
Huron On. Sabbath School Aseooiation
and Christian Endeavor will be held in
Clinton on Good Friday, April 10th, et
10 0 oloolt,
The bi•Oentenary of John Wesley e
birth will be observed on June 17th, 1905
1n many of 46e Methodist churches
m-
thrnagboot the world. 11 will be nn fn.
to rveting event, edaoative in ire obarnoter
ar.d abould be marked by praeticnl results.
Next Sabbath Rev. I. B. Wallwin, B.
A., of suufort6, will preach {n Lbs Metb-
odieh churab, Brussels, directing attention
to the olaime of St. James Methodist
aliment in Montreal. Rev. Mr. Oomens
take Mr. Wallwin'a work at Bes.
forth.
Rev. J. W, Graham, paatar of St,
James' Methndieb oburob, Moutreat, says
rhea the church is now on a firm footing,
$188,000 having been pledged. The a-
mount asked from the different Pongee
ga:i'nns of the Dominion was a little more
than 5182,000. It wee thought that the
TsmPle building, part of the o6nrob prop.
erty, would not sell for more than 9250
000, but as the rice aid for It by
P P
Senator Oox was $276,000, the %°teal debt
of the ehuroh now is $50,000, whittle, it is
believed, can be ea000sefu Iy parried
hereafter,
Gats. BOOTEE AT Hontc.—Loudon aoaord•
ed General William Booth, commander
in-oh{ef of Salvation Army, a gran wet•
(tome home at the Albert Hall Monday
evening. The immense auditorium was
Pecked from the floor to the roof. There
wee not a vacant Beat in the building
wbtob has a capacity of 0,600 persons and
in spite of the rain night bundrede were
P y g
turned away. The midtown inoloded
Sir Edward Clark, Sir George Newness,
Lady Pander, Lady Murray, seven Met.
ropolitan mayors and mayoreseee, H. H.
Asgnibb and a number of other members
of the House of Commons, while twoBorth
boxes were filled with members of the
stook exchange. General Boothe appear•
0005 on the platform was the •signal fore
remarkable demonstration. The white•
beatded vetnrnn, ao°nmpanied by Mre.
Booth and bhe headquarters staff, stood
bowing his aoknawledgmente until the
uproar ceased. The epeataoetar feature
of the evening followed in the form of a
review of the various departments of the
Salvation Army. General Booth's speech
was frequently interrnpted by applause,
"Fellow workers", he said in part, "I
gnu report well of bbs army beta in the
United States and Canada. The Sal.
yation Army bee made great and real
t seat,
Pietrriileiog promise of theeoreatiou
1004 1 eeeread
00 that continent of one of the most
powerful seot.ione of the army."
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Additional Lot
_
A new !ate mirror has he
the Bhaty vits mw of I. Cl. e
etore adding to the %pmuran
Wna'rnvan stse you forget
don't mine the millinery ops
dap, Friday and Batarda
They will ho well worth yv{
y
got a perp 10 advance at edm
goods.
A 0ott AIa resident bad a
w�ekeintrstttc�»deavor to k
week of their endeavor
moves b
town. Nothing stands like
gran ne•mbers of Western
I. O. 0 F., Brussels, are ar
their annual At Home which
on Fridayavenin g, April
Bof cka0idof will,b° rel ant
of the O These ateprre ne t
g
peppier.
or Ramos COSItrITT$
da of tole week the Houa
y
Committee, 000eisting of 0o
Hioke, Lockhart, Bowman a
Clerk Lana, met at (WEED
were awed for the past
P P
tborourem Qeemwug70p,ade 0
P•
minor improvements asked to
in. The question cf the p
largement wee detonated an
mail nest meeting for forth
011100Rocus has decided to
Petxolea where be will go i
buaioese %tong w{th Jae,
nearly Of Bra=eei5 who ie a
law of Mr. Roche's. To aeae
baa announced en auction ea
tare and other household e
residence on Saturdayefts
o'oloak, F. S. Soot] ill be
ser. We will be sorry to sea
familyremove from Brass
•will be continuinghe
buaioese and Walter i[I
remain in A. B Walter wilt
store
g0 Dere Moss.—Owing to
tonere received by Ton Pow1
lebtsnar sent ort shoat beak a
we have sentant to aback
tend
handing odver neonate ex u
We areg reatl oblf +ed to inn
squared ° but there is a la
q P
yet who are unsettled fro
s no
io sp000have ovate of collection 0.1i ad
sums bot we are not to
course has to be adopted
give good value for
sort We P
out norn. should gelhear from subscribe
Btwsens.—The a
g of Brunelle
ing of Brunele Bowling Cl°
in the Council Chamber on F
ing, Vioe President Blair in
Minutes of last meeting read
and Fiusnaial report present
pine of $28 00 was reported
The election of officers reeul
lows :—Hon. -President, Tho
President, G. F. Blair ; Vio
F, H. Gray t Secretary -Tram
Cameron ; Committee, D. 0.
R. Leatberdale ; skips, D. 0.
Cameron, Joo, Mewitt, Dr.
A. Conley, R. Downing and
Au intereebiog dteoussiou
upon relative to improveme
Bowling lawn so that the
tion ooald be utilized for tenn
Farrow, Roes, Blair and Do
appointed a Committee to see
necessary work and beet way
it oompleted. The members}
laced at $8 for bowlingend
placed
or e5 if members lay
Ladies, 81.00, entitling t6
part in either or both. Exert
quired for ground improvenr
borrowed until arcengemen
made for liquidating the ex
invitation ties road from Seal
lug Olnb to attend their ann
moot on July 7th and 8th.
ing season's piny is oounted o
bowie and reoquet.
A RanlackAnri MAoucoui,
prising harneeemaker, I. 0. I
recently pnrohased a Landis
look stitob, haruees maohi
$300.00, After ten years of p
perimenting by the inventor,
Ina was first placed on the m
seven years ago and therefore
perimeut, It has been im
year to year eine that time 1
r, ached moll a ebate of peefe
does better work tila0 it is po
by band. As oompared with
the maohiue u050 a emrller
and stranger thread, twtoa as
waxwhioh is melted and pure
stitahee making them water
stitches to the inob and ever
palled iu tighter then ie posei
A man sewing by hand pile
throngb bole after hole in
thus weakening the thread
stitob taken before it $ods i
'the completed work, w
machine own a new p{toe of
each and every aleph. Buy
nese on first thought consider
made harness as befog facto
but this is not right, as there
diiferenoe between factory m
and harness made on 0 Land
in Mr, Riobardrs shop, beam
better stook and will exeroiess
in sainting the best parts of
for parte of the haroese Onbje
greatest strain ; he will also
thread and give otoeee atm
the fsotory to the details w
melte a firee alma harness.
representative of the Landi
00., says he has a standing °
fait $1000 if henna made on
mainline will not out wear
when the earns stook 1; tined.
al publio is ooepeobinilyY iuvit
be f�rreer.
The 8411 line beef ring will resume open.
atioie for this nano on Wedneeda 16th
inst., when the first diebribntion of meat
will be made.
Co. Oounoillor Bowmen attended o
meeting of the Henn of Refuge Commit.
tee, of whin] he is a member, ou Wed.
node), of tbie week.
Rev. McNair, of Dungannon, will
preach at Sunshine 00 Sunday, April
10th, at 2.80 . m., qn Lha interacts of the
�'will
Fund for Mtse{ane,
Morrie township has contributed not a
few reeidente to the amort fawn of Brae
eels. The laleet family 10 that of Janne
Fulton who moved there ehortly having
urohaeed n house and lot from Gordon
Mooney.' We will be pleased t0 bear of
rho good thinge of this life attending
them in their new home.
Dlso.—Thareda of last week Roderick
'Pore th, brother pof Alex. Forsyth and
y y
Qnintr silentAnderof hisd
brother irrls, of former
line,Morris, a former resident of this
towahip, passed over Lo the groat major.
,qty, aged do years. He Witt born in
Invemas9ahire, Scotland, on Angueb 80,
1838 and was high! esteemed bya large
(thole of relatives and friends, Messrs,
IiorB lh and Anderson attended the
fucernl fu Sullivan towue6ip, Brnoe Co.
At a meeting of the Trustee Board of
Sanshiae Methodist oburcb it was dr aid.
ed to erect new horse ehede ae Lha old
one bad about ran ire rave. The new
building Will be 45 feet square and will
have doors on it, A piece of land has
been beughb from Milton Watson, South
of the burying ground, tip ti which to
'mete it, Tontine axe anted for is this
issue for the erection of shed and will be
received up to the Lida Met., by W. B.
Wrilkineen, Secretary of Board, sunshine,
p, 0 , who lite also the plane and apaoi•
fiottiDna.
MATRInotixAL —Ou Wednesday after-
noon of Met week, at 8.30 °'°look, Rev,
A. H. Brown, B. D., of Belgrave, tied
the matrimonial knot between Daniel
Sbiee, a well known young farmer in
Grey and Mies Letitia J„ eldest daughter
of Peter and Mrs. Oentelon, Morris, at
the home of the bride. Tlie bride was
%heeded by Mies Annie Cantelon, her
sorer, while Ma1Ooim Mesziee officiated
as groomeman. After hearty oongratn
lotions, the receipt of numerous nsefnl
and n ro riate wedding lfte the awn.
non.
rimy etlg of the •uewearies andartook of a Rename eltsar{ee of
life. Mr. and Mre. Shine will make their
}moms on the room's farm, lath non. of
g
Grey, where they have commenced mar
tied life with the hearty good wishes of
Many relatives and old friends Inc a
happy and eno°eesfal life. Tns POST ex.
tends oongratalations and wishee Mr.
Shine and bride many happy years.
Onon.—There passed away from her
home ab Blyth on Tuesday morniog, of
this week, a format resident of the 8th
line, in the person of Mre. Jas. Dick, in
her 74th year. She had been in failing
health for the past year bat only anions.
ly ill for 8 or 4 weeks with congestion of
the lunge. Deceased Was born near Gies.
gow, Scotland, where elle was also mac.
rigid, her Imbrued pre damaging her
by alma 5 years. They came to Canada
in 185554 and lived in Lembboo Co. before
locating in this township some 80 or more
years ago. Mre. Diok moved to Blyth
4 years since. Five daughters survive to
hold in loving memory the life of a good
motbse. They are Mre. Geo. Stinson,
who lives at Arden, Manitoba ; Mre. W.
0. Londesboro', of Tuokeremith, and the
three young ladies at home. Mrs. Dick
wan a faithful member of the Preebyber•
tan Ohueh and was a. kind and abligipg
neighbor. The funeral took plane on
Thursday afternoon, Rev. Mr. McLean
conducting a suitable service. Inter
merit wee made in the family plot in
Broesele cemetery. The bereaved have
the sincere eympa''by of the oommuoiby
in their bereavement.
Leo AstrarATloao.—A number of years
ago Aribnr Jaoksoa, 00110f James Jaok•
eon, 0th line, fell on the barn floor and
injured hie right knee tuud Or bothered
him more or lees from thee time. Three
years ago he left the farm and.went
railroading, learning the telegraph oiler
ming at Blyth and from there went to
Jordon ;and after relieving at entree
points took obarge of the agency at
.Stoney Creek for the Grand Trunk, The
limb giving him ooneiderable trouble he
decided to have an operation performed
with a view of saving hie life. Friday,
Marob gab, an examination was made
by opening the knee and amputation de
aided Upon as a necessity. On taking off
the leg above the knee the marrow wee
found to be effeoted and the dootore
derided to remove the limb ebtiraty,
whine they did, the patient being under
ohlorofortn for 8 hours et Hamtlton hoe.
pttnl, Chia tins on ltiaroh 8 and the
teat aos0uuts gity Mr, Jaolceon is getting
along ae Well as oouid be expected. The
ease ie au anuenal and Most interesting
one to the medical fraternity. The many
old Wendt of the patient will be well
Pinged to hear of hie return to flreb.olass
health altboagb be le still ill a Weakly
condition. Mr, Jackson epent a week
with his eon and reported hint quite
cheery when helots.
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:Meet tutu
Walton will supply the groom for a
nearby wedding.
Wm. Pollard has been quite ill but we
trust the arrival of better weather will
prove helpful to him and tend to his
speedy restoration.
On Friday afternoon April 17111 30mee
Oampbe'l, of Ma$illop, will bold an
auction sale of household furniture, tin-
plemeuts, &c , at M(t$im's hotel Gere.
We are sorry to report the serious and
extended {lineae of Mr. Swallow, an old
and well known resident of this locality.
nig many friends bops a betler condition
of health will nem ere long.y
Mies Leach has come from Toronto
this week and will preside over the house•
bold affairs of the Methodist Parsonage
for her father, Bev. W. W. Leeoh. We
welcome Miss Leech to this community.
Wm. $aeohtel, who went Wen from
Ibis locality recently, will take obarge of
the floe farm at Souris owned by lila
brother, Dr. Kneobtel, of Winnipeg, a
former eobool teao6ar in tbie locality who
now bas a large practice in Winnipeg,
James McDonald and wife are here ou
a visit from Manitoba and Delcota where
they have been for the peat year. Tbeir
son is in the hotel hue{ossa in Manitoba.
Mr. McDonald talks of selling him farm
in Grey and will then go West again in
all probability.
There is a proposition on foot to
move the Methodist Ohara] from its
present location to this village and if
proposed plane are carried ant abasement
will be put under it and other modern
improvements made. Many good rags-
one maid be advanced as to why this
should be a popular undertaking, from a
Methodistic standpoint at last•
At the nomination for Ooahatllor in,
MoKttlop tawnehfp on Murch 80th, 1003,
held at
and Wittier% Dev,eraasnwee nominal d
for the position. Willienr Deveraux re.
signed the same' evening and John M.
Goveoloott was declared elected for the
I'alanoa of year. The election tine nacos.
y
nary owing to the reeignatton of Oonnoil-
for Smith who le going Weab.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mise Kate Ellison has gone to the
'Boo".
W. A, Matthews, of Cannington, spent
Sunday in town.
Bert. Gerry, of L'stowet, was in town
for a while this week,
R. H. and Mrs. Green, of Trowbridge,
were visiting in town.
Mies Mary Rose and M111. MoArter
epeut Sunday in Blyth.
Mies Josie Buahanan was visiting at
Looknow during the peat week.
Geoge Brewer is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Wm. Witkineou, in Morrie.
Mise Brien, of Arthur, was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jas. Fos, for a few
deya.
Rev. Mr, Wright, of Clinton, was a
visitor with Rev. Mr. Webb for a few
days, - .
Charlie Richards was home from Sea.
forth Oollegiate for Sunday. He wheeled
bank.
Mre, Harry J. Whitley, of Kincardine,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. James Jonas,
in town, last week.
Rev. T. Wesley, Mre. Omens and De
Witt Were visitors et Trowbridge for a
few days this week.
/leery and Mies Lyta Bartliff, of Olin.
ton, were welcome vieitorn to Brunets for
a little while this week.
Pere. James Beattie was visiting at
Walkerton end Mies Bessie is renewing
old friendships at Seaforth,
Too Pon extends oongrabalatione to
Mise Kerney and hopes the will find life
in Brunie very enjoyable,
Mrs. Rellington, of Trowbridge, who
wag vteiting her daughter, Mre. Fred.
Adams, Brunets, haw Istltrned to her
home,
Rev. R, Paul ie able to be about ono
more after an undesired holiday from
rheumatism in his knee for a temple of
weeks.
Mrs, John Sinclair has returned from
her visit to Stratford and once more
taken up housekeeping in her residence
on Princess street.
Brien Soon bee token a position at
Bruseels G. T. R. d'pot where he will
acquaint himself with telegraph operating
and other railway office work.
1liiso Maggie MBNaughton has gone to
Rinoardine where she bas taken 0 sitna.
tion as taitoreee with Robt. Rosg, We
with her a pleasant stay he tbelekeside
town,
Mr. Alexander, n'ho hos been filling a
pooibion in J, FOYgason & Co's. genre, has
returned to Lietowol, Stewart So0bt is
now employed by Mr. Ferguson as a new
hand at the business.
D. Halliday, who has boon tilling a
position in the Hareloy Done store for
the past yam, hoe gone to Whitby where
he Imo taken a situation in a drug es.
tabiiehtrient. We wird] him nooses.
William Bird and hie sister, Mies
Lizzie, moved t0 Sault Ste. Marie, On
Tneedey where they Wend making their
home. Their sister, Mre. Duncan, has
ales been living in the same plane for
several yeare. We wish them great
re r ma•.
Fall wheat has Wintered well.
Plowing is gnite oommon nowadays.
Ed. and Mre. Speiran, of Brussels,
visited on the 14th 00n. last Buoday,
The quantity of maple, syrup or sugar
mauufaotured is small this Season eons.
pared with eome years.
Joseph Shaw and family have moved
to their new farm. Angus Shaw is in
obarge of the homeeteud once more.
Mise Ethel Sperling, of Brunetti, bas
been visiting during the past week at
her graudmother's, Mrs. Jno. Whitfield,
12311 0031.
Mies Laura smith was a welcome
visitor with relatives and old friends
during the past week. She was over on
a visit from Manitoba where ebe., is , now
making her home.
On a Sunday recently two young men
from Brussels appeared et Union Chnroh,
After a brief etay there they suddenly
took their flight by the • same road on
whioh they had (tome np. Better 'luck
next time, Dan. and Rue. and don't disep•
point anyone.
Soxoon Rsooam.—The following is the
standing of the pupils of S. S. No, 10,
for the month of Marolt, average amen-
dance 44 :—Sr. IV,—Cavil Coutts 51 ;
Clara Betht¢etl 44 ; Celia Bothwell 48 ;
Sophia Sperling 41 ; Lena Taylor 40 ;
Arthur Denman 8B ; Lynn Evens 85 ;
Outlier Rothwell, Peroy Baker, Frannie
Baker, Gerrie Hallenbeck, Jr. IV.—
Roy Osnoby, May Oxtoby. Promoted
from Sr. III to Jr. 1V ; total 785 :—Jae.
Coutts 408 Jr. 7..1L—Genoa Speiran,
Irene Fogel, Louis Engler, Cheater
Baker, Mary Taylor, Ruth Engler. Pro
tooted from Sr. II io Jr. III ; total 685:
—Florence Whitfield 417 ; Oharlect But.
tery 898 ; Mamie Denman 887 ; Eva
Bothwell 870 ; Jessie Campbell 860 ;
Willie Speir'm 884 ; Stanley Hatahin.
eon 825 ; John Hollenbeok 325 i Melvyn
OxtOby 203, Jr. II.—Panel Oatoby, Jae,
Doull, Percy Ward, Maggie Weed. Pro•
muted from Pt. IT to Jr. IL -.Alma
Speiran, Katie Denman, Wilfrid Whit•
Bele, Myrtle Speiran, Blanohe Whitfield,
Pt. 21.—Geo. Beaus, Lily Dame, Della
Whitfield: Pb. T. --Marguerite Int°bin.
son, Willie Ward, Russel Coutts, ;No.
Hyde, Alex. Hyde, Mary Meehan, Min.
t1{e $antra, Freddie Cox, Hartwell' Bpoir.
DD. Lucy Taylor.
8.13. ?Anton, Teacher.
Exams Wsnertece—A vary fashionable
Baster wedding took plaoe in Detroit,
Mieb,, on Marob 25th, at the borne et
Mrs. G. W. Barrett, 036 17th St., when
Miss Emma Rozell, daughter of Joseph
Bozell, formerly of lilfma, now of Elmira,
Ont., wise united in marriage to Lloyd R,
Blies, a popular young man of Detroit,
by Rev. D H, Gloat, of Haven M. E,
Ohnrnb. The bride wae supported by
bee cousin, Miee May Watson, white the
interests of the groom were looked after
by his brother, Charles Bliss, of Mil.
wartime, W1(s, The bride and bridesmaid
,...
Isaac 0. Gtlmar, who begau busiee1e in
'TOrontb, In 1882 {e dead.
J. L. Hayeoolt, ex M, P, P., femme
leader of the Patron party is the Louie.
labure, is in the Kingston hospital mailer.
ing from ;lento peoutnoma.
Cornelius Bhields, First Viee.President
of tbo Dominion Iron & Steel C0mpouy,
hat been appointed President of the Con.
fidtdLk B na,.0 u
in
costumes
t0 a e n e a
ompa y.
•
vie{ting her
Ripley,
11 lett town
Where they
trier. We
are nog of
an
the fretthere.
Institute will bo held on the Brd Wednes. crepe dr ohne trimmed with overeatersL'ff(J{(U11 (MMES. Mre, Chas, Ritchie in 1
day In April at the home of Mre, Arabi. and ah3Tco and parried a beautiful bcgnet .--.--daughter, Mee Gillespie, at
bald Patterson. of Amerioan Beauties, The decorations A week from next Sabbath will be Jeanie and HerbertMitehe
were palms, methadone and Exeter lilies. Beater. this week for the Northwest
Ceram The Wedding Marob was played by Mies Bee notes on Sabbath Bobool tenon on will spend the oorning Sur
al,
en plated in
ieharde oboe
oe.
be aura and
ninge Tbore•
o1 thin week.
citing as we
e of the new
number of
sly rate tide
sep track of
afore leaving
the straight
Star Lodge,
rranging Inc
will be held
24th, Bro.
Incwn member
and give an
e deeervedly
s—Weduee.
e of Refuge
Councillors
nd Kerr and
u. Accounts
quarter, a
he builbings
I pertain
r acquiesced
roposed en•
d left over
er rlruaider.
rem rve to
oto the hotel
O'Leary, fox•
brother in -
removal he
le of furni•
ffeche at hie
rnoon at 2
the anotion•
the Roche
eIs. blies
r millinery
also likely
a number of
relative to
nbsoriptions
the time of
to May let.
mar who have
rge number
m whom no
t our desire
dad to these
blame if this
an a last re -
the $1.00 a
sinews with.
r expect we
to take
funds re -
ant will be
to aar be
pease, An
orth Bowl.
nal tonrna-
An interest.
n with the
—Our enter.
Mirada has
hard wax,
0e conning
tactical ex•
this moll.
krket shone
ie no ex.
proved Irene
unell it baa
°tion that it
eible to do
hand work
awl, larger
muob hard
peel into the
proof, more
y atrtoh is
ble by hand.
the thread
the leather
tvitle earth
to place in
hereae the
tbread for
Buy( of bar.
alt machine
ry hxrnese,
is a vast,
MR harness
i5 madder]
s he nese
greater oare
the leather
obed to the
Me better
anion than
htob go to
Mr. MoTheat,
w Meobinoe
ffor to for.
the Landis
heed work
The goner.
ed to call al
..,wahine work,