HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-6-4, Page 1Vol, 81, No. 47
New Advertisements.
Loanl—I. 0 1.
For Bale—I, 0. Riohard9,
llarnnee—I, C. Richards,
Tired Feet—F, R. Smith.
Notion—John 0. Morrison,
4 specials—McKinnon & Co.
I.ialfern for sale—Jas. Sharp.
Summer days—W, A Grewar,
Plante and flowers—Mies Kelly.
Timely suggestions—H. A. Metohott.
T.c3tttlbtax- .
Untended for last week.)
E. Dennis, of Wingbam, spent Sunday
at home.
Mise Alice Dundas spent Snoday at
Fordwich with friends.
Miss Maty E. and Emma Hacking
visited friends in Stratford lost week,
Mies Tilly Aikens, of Toronto was vie.
sting her emit, Mrs. H. Dennie on Sun
day.
4. number of pleasure seekers from
this part took iu Bal field nu Saturday
last, and made the flab en11 w,
Arch. MoOalium had a bee drawing
olay to hie gangway Thursday. At night
the genial baehetor treated them to a
lively dance,
Edgar Roe has been made n tempting
offer to uall hie pure teed Olydsdale stal-
lion "Perfeutiou" bat declined. The
animal is an exceptionally good one and
we are glad to see hire stay iu the one
munity.
J,ilt1ara`to11311.
The grope are looking pretty good.
A. M. McKay, of Brussels, as expected
to upeek in the Hell beat 1nudav night
be is always welcome, Mr. We Kay is a
very fluent speaker.
Mr. Robs. Shaw, of tbe Boundary, took
/be serene in the Hall len Baoday night
hie subjeot was the 'Lite of Moen" there
was ae good attendance a8 generally.
The Beef Ring has begun this week st
the same place in air. Strauhau'a bush
every one who is concerned is glad, as
they are getting tired of the pig flesh.
Mr. Olyehoot is to do the butchering this
year again he is all right and gave good
satietactio0 last year.
Any one around the neighborhood of
18m0010wn clan get their laundry done in
Brussels simply by leaving it at the store
not later than Tuesday to go by the stege
and they will only have to pall for it at
Brussels
Greenhouse. with pneamooj
the nano plane on Saturday of the vane
week and remit Dash at the atom on de.
livery who will settle with the laundry
proprietor for thein.
Our Sunday Bohol under Mr, Streets
en's sapervislon 18 well attended average
attendance is about 85 'Tiers are some
exp,oting a pionio for the soholero about
July 1 tie usual. Tee young folkn should
be encouraged in the Into of this n0 they
attend the 8(13ool very regalar Summer
mud Winter,
111.110i.
Oroherd8 Dame in for a pruning in
some piens by last week's wind norm.
The usual service in the Presbyterian
oittil•013 will be withdrawn twat Sabbath
afternoon.
, Rev. 0. P. Wells, B. D , is attending
the Methodist Conference at Windham.
J. K. Baker and Wm King are the lay
representatives.
A weak from next Monday Court of
Revision on the Lamont and Hanna
Drain By laws will be held here. Conn
oil hueine.8 will ten be transacted.
John Smith, of the 4th line, Grey, baa
been engaged by the ()outwit ot Gray to
ran the cruder in place of Robert Bell,
who resigned. Par in wanting the nee
of the grader will apply to Mr, Smith.
Jens 01oINToen, Olerk.
This week Rev, D $. MORae left for
Vantlouver to attend the Assembly of the
Preebyteritar church. He will bet absent
for several weeks but has arranged a plait
of Reppaysfor his Sabbath work here
while :way.
Mies .R Spence and Chas. Davies sane
a duet at the Forrestero' At Rome fn
Brussels on Thursday evening of haat
week, 111,8 Alice Davies wee the aconrn•
mutat. Alex. Lamont rued &leo 010 the
program for a Bolo and was accompanied
by Mists S'emmon.
The Atwood Bee Rays of n former
Ethel pa8ror :—The Monktou Metbretast
church al$eials are advertising for ten
dere for new brick oharoh to b0 created
this Summer. We are glad to see Such
evideuaea of prosperity of the Moukton
:Omit and heartily congratulate Rev. H.
E. Ourry, the popular pastor of the
0hareb, on the zeal end enterprise thee
exhibited by hie people.
Lust Ballerday morning, et 10 30
o'oloulr, Rev. W. J. We.t, 11. A , of Blue.
vale, preached in the Presbyterian oburcb
here in eom,eotion with the preparatory
mein to the Communion. The topio of
the sermon wee "Integrity and upright
nese" anti wee well worked on). The
pastor, Itev. D. B Monne, took ohargo of
the servioea on Sabbath. Five new
mrm138r8 were added to the roll.
a.
sate c0X tee or.
Kievan Powell left for Clinton, on
Tnoeday.
Jno, fI0mi16on shipped a oarlond of
hogs on Monday.
Bert Meath is at present eerlouoly ill
,
Mre. B. H. Towoeend hae gone to Owen
Sound for a few week's visit.
R. Miller ie in Goderioh this ween, at.
tendirgtbe Oonnty Coucoil.
Mime Elsie Rae of Listowel visited her
0oaein, Min Tina Rae last week.
Rev. I. A. H0Kelvey is attending the
Conference in Wingham this week.
Lennard Mol4elvie baa returned from
near Delmore where he has spent the last
five months.
Rev. Mokay of 0aledun had allege of
the services in the Presbyterian oberuh
last Sabbath.
The Mieeee MoDooa'.d, of Wingbam,
visited at the home ot Mre, W. U. Robin•
eon, last weep.
Miss L'We Playter of Toronto is the
gneel of her 818t01', Mre, R. Hamilton,
user the vinare,
W. 0. and Mre. elezlewood attended the
funeral of the late Mre.) Pr DSperling (
t in
Wan ham Inst weak. �
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In the absence of Rev 11 4. Hall, Wm.
Watters of Fordwi0h oOoo13 oed the pulpit
in the Lnrli th Ohuroh.
Mre. D. Mylee and children, end Mre.
D Soott leave on Monday for Hoileybnrg,
New Ontario, where Mr. Myles has deoid
ed to locate.
Rev. J, 13 Kennedy of Tilbury Centre,
a former minister hare, will occupy the
pulpit in the Methodist church, on Sun.
day eveuiug.
A meeting of the members of the Pres
byterian Ohoroh wee held on Monday
afternoon, when it was deoidad by a0
one Monne vote to extend a nail to Rev.
L. Perrin B, A. of Georgetown.
One of the early settlers of this oom
munity pease& away on Monday morning
Plants and
Flowers.
You will find et Brussels Greenhouse any
quantity of Tomato, Oolery, Oaullflower
and Cabbage Plante.
Fineoolieotion-of Flowering Planta.
A aboioe lot of Geraniums and
annuals for bedding.
Cut Flowers .3upplie3.
Floral desigee made to order,
MISS KELLY.
6001 Wauled
Any quantity of Wool
wanted for which the
Highest Market Price
will be paid.
ALF. BAEKER
BRUSSELS.
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H1.RNESS
VOU can buy all kinds of Harness from 11s except factory make,
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and we do not handle those as we prefer to sell our own
make. We `know they will give satisfaction and we guarantee every
met we turn out, Just now we have a flue selection of Single 'Har-
ness and we are offering extra inducements in them for the month
of June. We have the greatest value we have ever been able to
offer. Call and -see them. Also Trunks and Satchels at lowest
prices. Dusters, Lap Rugs, Rubber Rugs, 'Whips, Rc. .Also two
8018 Second Hand Single Harness at $3 50 each—.your choice.
Remember the place for beat value in Harness, Boots and
Shoes is at
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908 -
after a few &tyr Moen cf pneumonia, in
he peronn of WilliamJohn.tnn. Ile was
one of the Mat hotel Iteeper8 in the vitt
two of Wv xeter ani far many yenta ran
t stare to &Worth in 001100001011 with the
ho'el, 0.1 the death of k1ra. Johnston,
some ten j'eat'0 ago, he ret%red from the
hutai turd haw same lived privately, The
funeral wbioh tools plane on Wednesday
morning at 10 n'oinok, was onldnuted by
Rev, I. A. M3Kety, y,
f S1)tte wait in•,
The Pru-i'lency of Ear 11 ono Libarol
Ae.noialin.% has cometo our 31.1age, It,
N. Duff being :anted last week to the
0010.
ExecrisrnN mo 001011 So0Nn,--A Sunday
School Mont : ion will he run from b"re,
of Friday of next week, t., Owen Sound
and from there, per et8amer "Oonada" to
13a:my Beach, a very beautiful end popu-
lar reeort The r: turn fare is $1 85 for
attune and 70 oonta for children, to0d to
return On tidy regular train next day. A
baggage car will be attached and arrange
meats are made for hot water for tea, &8,
at the Beach. See the hill for further
pat'tieuiare and take the trip.
4,i' 80 1 0 () t)
The McDonald mill in about through
cutting their stools of heading,
Tile week Rev. W. Leech end George
Grigg are a1 Wingham attending the
annual Cnnfer0Doe of the kletbodiot
church.
Several from (1318 locality attended the
At Home given by the Independent
Order of Forresters in Brussels Town
Hall Thursday areolug of last week alit/
rerun a good time.
Several Weltoni8.ns witnessed the
Gat—Seafo,th football match teat Fri.
day evening iu tie Gwt mentioned town.
Walton's three etordy 330pr08eutatives did
their part iu good style.
Rev. A. IkIoeNab, 141. A., preached at
the Communion preparatory service in
Looleno,vThor -day of last week and last
Sabbath watt at Molesworth. Rev, D.
13eltatnene canopied the pn'pit of Do1f's
ebnroh here in the pastor's absence.
The Sacrament of rho Lord's Supper
will be observed in Duff'e chorea on
Sebbsch, Janel4th, Preparatory eervioe
will be held on the prooeding Friday, at
2 p. tn , and will be conducted by Rev.
F. 5. MacLennan, of Luokuow. Service
will take place on Sabbath at the panel
hour and a Thanksgiving service will be
held at• 7 0'01001) in the evening, These
will be nucleated by the pastor.
Tro'tvbr141.14e.
J. Hunter, of Morrie, spent Snoday
with bio brother here.
Mr. Leech, of 1410evale, is visiting bis
daughter, Kra. J.11 Code.
Niro, Hugh MOOrea, of Dothan], ie
spending a few weeks' at her home here.
Elliott May and sister, of Peel, are vie
Moe at Thomas Code's for a, few days.
Mrs. Overland, of Erin, Wellington
natty, spent the pant week at the Pan
eon age.
B. E. Tnghen, who hay been attending
Toronto Medical College, baa returned
home to speed hie holiday0.
Rev. J. E. Hunter preeebed hie farewell
sermon Snoday evening to a large con.
gregelion, Many good wiebee will fol.
low.
Mrs• W. H. Medd was in Londaboro'
a few days this week attendin t the fun.
eral of her father of her father, Mr,
Haeelwood,
Prima %coI10.t—Miss Phillipa intends
giving a Berlital by her pupils on Friday
eVeniug Jane 12,13 in the Forester's Hail,
Trowbridge. There will also be vocal
001eetione and reeitgtione, Mise Phillip
is sparing no pains to make it a theme,
Come and enjoy a musical treat.
Township Oouno11 on Monday, 15th
1001,
Light trona but little or no damage hes
Leen done eo far.
Mise Merle Gerry, of Blyth, i9 visiting
at Chae. Rrzell's, 10111 eon.
Service will be held iu Bethel ohnroh,
3 gib eon., next Sabbath evening.
Robt. Fisher, of Attwood, spent Sunday
at'hio eist.er'r, Mre. Geo Whitfield's.
Mrs, Wm. Buttery, 12th eon., spent a
few d8ye with Mande in Monktou, Inst
week,
Material is being hauled for an addition
and improvemrute to John Orerar'a barn,
Obit eon.
50 oente in advanoe gets Trot Poe to
the let of January 1904. Tell your
neighbor,
There hag been rapid growth ei0oe the
envious showers and the oou0try looks
first 033800.
One of the now townships in Northern
Ontario is being called "Hislop" after the
M, P. P. for East Plant,
Uev. W. A. Smith, wife and baby, of
Oil Sprain, were visitors at hie father's
—Trueman Smith—this week.
P130 beef ring near Silver Corner's
began work for the season last Friday,
The but013oring will be done at James
Dsntnan's.
The atone stabling is ready for the new
been to be raised Oita week on the farm
of John 13osvrtrd, lith con. He had his
barn burned feat Aeoember by the up.
totting of it lantern,
David Brown and and James Henry
wbo ware so badly injured ata barn
raising on the farm of Mr, Davey, Oor,
12, Logan, are 8mnewhat improt81 al.
though hot ant of danger vet,
Grey township voted $.200 at their 1881
meeting toward 33(011391113133' 012 the bound
ary North end South of Brussels, from
Welton to Morrieb,nk, mr aonditian that
:Morrie lotvn31ip expends a like 8ntn.
Henry Mokt'aon, who (vent from this
iowtehlp to North Boy aria Spring, f8
entployed with 38 carpenter pang 1311ilding
notion hooses end water tanks on the
ra1ltvny. Ile is doing well we are pleased
to hear.
The 14th con, drain is biting pnehed
along. At proeent they are working
Thus, Williamecn's farm, lot 25, Meeere,
0ilrtin do Reid are the oontraaaore, They
will have about two miles to !loath before
the eontraat is oomp'ete, A good ,job le
being done,
A few of the young people of the 32th
and 14th 0)D9. &pent a very e' juyabie
analog - at the bone of Luke Speiren,
14311 eon , Tureday evening,
Wm. Michel has his new book bath op
on the 12th non. The old one was
(l8atroyrd by lire Inst year. We hope lie
will Mien brave it Or8mrn0d.
Hon 3 'tt' o1 Cooeaa. —A, D. Lamont,
son of Math Lemont, 711, eon., is home
from the Bueinrae College et Chatham
where bo spent the past 5 menthe. We
001"h 111m 81100aae ae he g.•88 nut into the
world'& big basiee-s field, 1Ie'a a level
headed youth and wi11 do well.
A new wall 1188 been bored au the eoh',ol
3roa0d8 of S. S. No. 10 by well driller
Jobuoon, of Alt rood, A number of new
up to date mope on portable batiks iuolud-
ing the Howard Vitroent map of the
13ritioh Empire, have been ptirelmeed
tram the Ht, inberger Hendry Co. Some
other apparataa baa oleo been pot in
making toe eobool oomoare favorably for
'gnipmeot with any of our rural 0uho810,
Some new fencing will be done on the
premises Inep(eor Robb, on hie visit
r8nently, reported 00.313 thing quite gable.
factory. The trustees are bound to make
everything 0. k.
(-)t•iteetet'(t() ic,
The =mama of Knelt church are talk•
ing of malting Rome lmprovemente in the
ohnroh in the matter of painting the
Beate, &o.
Among cabers who attended the For.
08ter0' At Home at Bennis on Thurs-
day earning of last week Was Amelia
111011W, 121.13 eon.
Rev. D. B. McRae started for the As•
trembly, to be held at Vanoouvor, B. C.,
ou Thursday ot this weals.
The usual pencilling eervio8 ill the
Presbyterian (harob will be withdrawn
for next Sabbath morning.
Mag. Bien DtiAn,—Lost Saturday
morning at 5 20 o'etook the spirit of Mary
Haves, relict of tbe late James Bird, took
its flight, Deceased had been poorly for
soma years with a 0omphoition of ail•
menta, chief of which 120,8 cancer of the
8160100h. At Limes she was a great
Ruffner, Mrs. Bird was born in London
town -hip and woe married to Mr. Bird
some 49 yerre ago. They Jived in Logan
townehip before coming to this locality
85 years ego. Ber husband pre deceased
her by 10 years. The ohildreu are :—
Jolla of Suoatridge, Ont. ; Tbomae, of
Portage la Prairie, Man., ; Mre. Ed. Fox
(deo: awed) ; William, of Morrie township;
and Jae. and Esther at home, The sub
jam of this notice had been a rugged, in
dnotrioaa woman and had attained her
79111 year. She two an affectionate
mother. The funeral took plane on Tues-
day afternoon to Braseeleloemetery, Rev.
13,13. McRae conducting a suitable service
at the home and grave. Symrathy is
expressed for the bereaved.
The leafy month of June.
Quite a number are on the viols list.
W. and L. Miohie vieitedin Tarnbsrry
this weep.
A good many say that the Mangold
Drop to a failure.
Neil Black has been building some wire
feint) on hie farm.
The cement foundation for the shed at
Sunshine wag completed on Saturday
Jan.
Co, Councillor Bowman is at Goderioh
this week atteudiug the meeting of Huron
Co, Contrail.
Mre. Thos. Russell bee been bothered
with rbuemat;em but we hope she will
soon be better.
Jolie Agin, 8th line, hag been on the
0iok list with 3100monia but is pulling
tip now all right.
Morrie 130wne1ip voted grants for gray.
elling the East
and West
gravel r a +
rat
3130 emol1 Tho adjoining 'n
me
towuehI
Pe
spend a like gnat.
A wire suspension foot bridge will be
put ap over the Maitland river by
Shuttle Bros, for their aeeommodation
in getting over the river.
Tbere appears t0 be a sort of epidemic
among the f•.ale this Spring after the
pink eye type. 0. Miobie and Thos.
Russell, 0811 line, each loot good colts,
Watson Ainley and men, of Brueeele,
are at work on the new brink residence
on the farm of Albert Howlett, 7113 line.
It will be a tiny home whet) finished.
D. Denko m'8 bay pees, from Blytb,
has been buoy at the farms of Messrs.
M10Iti8, Nioboll'e Cook's families' during
the past week. The be -leo will be ebip.
ped from Belgrave.
Owing to the re8ignatio0 of Mise
Maggie Bielby, who ptlrpose0 attending
the Normal School after the Sommer
amnion, a now teaoirer will have to be
installed in Button's 9ohool,
2110 usual envies in Sounding olmroh
next Sabbsth afternoon will be with.
drawn owing to the absenne of the pas.
for at Conference. Rev. 13, A. Sbaw, a
former pastor, will preach at Belgrave in
the evening.
Masa Tillie Cloonan and her sister,
Mrs. Bathe are home from Detroit for n
visit The latter is just recovering Iron
inn atteok of typhoid fever and has none
here to recuperate, We hope the will
soon be quite Strong,
A 00080.in Morrieite who is toot too
anxioa8 to work and whose actions are
egad to bae'd on too high a etandard of
morale will require to brace up or he may
be asked to tanto a vaoe:ion at Goderioh
j•,il or the Hoose of Refuge.
G. R. Stubbs lett Thnreday morning
of tale week for New Hope, Asea., on a
bnnive98 trip. Hie mentor noaompanied
him on a pleasure trip and will visit her
eon at tbe Rayne place. We wish thein a
pleasant trip and a Bala return,
S. B. No, 4 will (told a pionio in R,
Nidhall'e grove on Friday, June 12th.
A. football match betw0ea teams from
Grey and Morris is on the program, also
heed ball, fau0y flag drill, &a. A good
time for everybody 18 promised,
A cement silo, 14 feet in diameter and
80 feet high, hag been bnilt at Alex. Ma.
LO.nohlin'3, )a. miles North of Brassele,
Charles Barber, of Wingham, had the
n0ntraat and did a good job tie amnia'
&tion1 thaw. w I a A anent at mikes fel mead
worked by a horse. The workmen are
are 0012 at GeO, kf0lrayt8 81h eon, Grey.
Wednewhey of this week trey. J. E.
Bunter left on 0 trip to the Non:tweet
whore he expe0t8 oho next Dimple o!
menthe. Ho Kure by boat trona Owen
Soured. 'We with him a pleneaet time
and hop• he will return math invigor-
att'd.
Davidan,l Mrs, Walker, Boit rine, are
away this week for a holiday tinting to
the "Soo", Wit-n'peg. Neepawa and
other pointe with r,iatives anti (Honda,
They sigma to be away 5 or 4 weelce and
tai 1 break up the tail trip by availing
uh.'mselvee of :he boat from Ow• n Sound
We wish thein a0 e. j tyable visit and a
tale r01nrn.
A large number attended the tuner:a'11
Mrs, Patterson On 300rulay of 113113 week
I)"ceased had reeide11 tvitb bar dau+:btar,
Mrs, G Hendee:we, of I3'V0r,v1t'o road, for
some t'(1e, Tile auroral took piece to
Belgrave cemetery, T1,e ent:je0t of this
notice wad twine married, her first bus
band bring a 11r, Taylor who died a nom
bet of years aro. The 01311(13013 aro all
grown up, they are :—S. Y , of Paris ;
Mrs. A Scott, of Wawanoeb t Mrs. Geo.
Hendereeo, George, Andrew and ,18m0e,
of Morrie ; John and RObt, are deenteed.
Geo. is a member of the townehip Coun-
cil,
Brussels Council.
The Court of Revision fur the hearing
of appeals against the Aese8omout Roll
was held on Monday evening. All the
members were peanut and took the usual
oath when tbe following appeals were
dealt with :—Jas. Fulton appealed against
assessment as to high. No action taken.
Jae. Hall put in the same appeal and
sumo tuition was taken. W. M. Sinclair,
asked for r000011on on his residence prop.
arty. No action taken. F. B. Horsley
appealed against assessment on drug
store, and reduced $500 and name chang-
ed to Frank B. Smith. No action was
taken in the appeal of F. Frey, and Court
of Revision was then closed and the Roll
as finally revised adopted.
General Council business was taken rap.
Minutes of last regular and special meet-
iogs read and poseed.
Aocounte were read as follows :—
Alex. McLauohlin, salary $2(1 00
A. Conakry, 0seees033 41 75
W. M. Bin0lair, legal, Lookridge15 00
E, Garvin, work at catch basin50
Moved by G. F. Blar, seconded by S.
T. Plum, that above accounts be paid.—
Carried.
Tenders were read for gravel as follows:
Sareeued Uneoroened
Wm. Bird 70 40
Wm. Denbow05 89
Robs, Denbow05 40
Geo. Walker— 50
Moved by S. T. Plum, seconded by A.
Baeker, that tender of Wm. Denbow be
wonted.
R. Close put in a tender for $140 for a
Wire 0uspe0aion bridge over the Maitland,
150 feet long, 4 feet, 4 inobee wide, with
sides 4 feet high. Moved by S. T. Pluto,
encoded by G. F. Blair that bridge mat.
ter be laid over until next meeting, and
tbat in the meantime, the Reeve and
Olerk ascertain as to other tenders.
Constable MoLauohlin reported May
returns for scales as 346 25.
A claim of Alex. Stewart for damages
in loss of pig at weigh scales, Brussels,
Moved by G. F. Blair, seconded by R.
Thomson, that no notion be taken as the
Council do not hold themselves amen-
able.
A petibion was presented asking for a
sewer on Tnrnberry street, from I. 0.
Riohards to the present sewer at corner
of Turnbsrry and Flora streets. It was
signed by a majority of property owners
on the Westside of the street, Moved by
P. Blair,a gond d
G.e e byR. Thomson,
moon,
that titsounoil advertis
C Basr Statute,
Pe 6tt ue,
in the platter of building a sewer from
Flora street to Prawns street South, and
that the oost be assessed against the prop•
ertiee lying adjacent to T0ruberry street.
—Carried.
Moved by G. F. Blair, seconded by A.
Backer, that this Connoil fel favorable to
the Co. Connell applying for Huron's
share of the Good Roads grant corning
from the Provincial Government.—Car•
tied.
Council then adjourned.
Morris Oounoil Meeting.
The Council met as a Court of Revision
ou May 25th, in Town Hall, Morrie.
Members all present and subeoribed the
oath required by Statute. Appeals wore
disposed as follows :—Geo. Armstrong,
reduced $200 on N a lob 6, ooh, 7 ; D.
Irvine, entered owner N pt lot 11, eon. 8 ;
Geo. Lamont, entered F. S. N pt 8, con.
1; Wm, Messer, entered owner lot 98, G.
5. Bluevale ; Albert Taylor, entered F.S.
N a 0, eon 9 ; 4lbeet White, entered M.
F. N W J 12, eon, 9 ; Albert and Alfred
Pierce, entered farmers' sons 5 a II, 000,
7 ; W. G. Bolger, entered owner N t} lot
130, eon. 9 ; 3x1310 Shoebottom, entered
owner N } 24, 6°11.1; Jno. Hunter, en
8ered tenant, N 4 lot 24, oon. 1 ; Wm.
Elston, entered owner N 4 lot 7, 0031. 3.
On notion of Shaw, seconded by Taylor,
the Court of Revision bhen adjourned to
meet again a01dune 20t1, at 10 o'olook a•
tn. On motion of Shaw and Jaokson,
Oounoilloro Code and Taylor were in.
at•raoted to examine the road opposite lot
7 on 0th don fine and report et next Meet.
lug r88p0oting wbab ie 08ne98a3y to be
done, On motion of Jackson and Taylor,
the nam of $30 was granted to be expen-
ded in gravelling on sideline between lots
20and 21, oottaeesion 10, On motion of
Code and Jtt01cea0, the Reeve and Conn
oillor Shaw was instructed to expend $00
in gravelling on eideline between lots 15
816, aonc0003on 2, known ae Boemau's
Motorway. On motion Of Taylor' and
Code, a grant of $150 each, w0,8 milds to
the East and West Boundaries, and $50
each to the Notth and South Boundaries,
provitfing the adjoining Municipalities
grew 04idwel 118 game, Moved by Mr.
a, seconded by Mr. Taylor, that as a
.tuia%pal8ty we favor the County taking
holdf
o Good Roach Movement ti anda
tv
urge their acceptahcc of tltsaulouut 00131.
ing 10 Huron 00, under the Oat, and that
the Olork bo iu0truet00 to mall a copy of
the above to the Co, Clerk at once.—Car-
ried. Amounts were ordered to be paid
318 follows :—
Wen. Smith, culvert on sideline$ 2 00
A. Kelly, culvert 8 00
1l re. llulligieu, wire fence on E. 13if 00
Duff re Stewart, covering for
bridges 124 10
Duff & Steam rt, work on N. B..., 8 45
W. Clark, parb Oelery 40 00
Jno. Watson, asseseor'o eatery70 00
Jno. James, repairing culvert ou
West Boundary 8 00
Jam. Hopper, culvert on sideline2 50
Thos. Russell, repairing culvert1 30
R.13. Aleook, lumber for eulverte 28 00
On motion of Jackson and Shaw, the
Oounoll then adjourned to meet again on
the 8th day of June, next, at 1.80 o'clock,
p. m , bo hold a Court of Bevi.ion on the
Lamont drain Bylaw and also for the
transaction of other Council busineee.
W, Maur, Clerk.
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Read Telmage's sermon on pave 8,
Rev. I. lel. Webb is se the University
London, attending a Summer School tee
ing up a ape0ial nurse. He will be bac
on Saturday.
8 e elates in Tam Pater on the Sabbat
School lesson for next Sunday. Tb
topic is "Pnni'a :mega and shipwreck,
and is a flue one.
B. Gerry and W. 13. Kerr are the la
representatives to the Met300101 Confer
enoe, now in eete•inn at Wingbam, from
Brunets Methodist church,
The eervioes in the Metbodiet choro
ne0t Sabbath will be taken by Rev. R.
Paul as the pastor will be at Wiugbam
atleudina the annual Conference,
Next Sabbath is the monthly Mission
ary Day iu Brussels Methodist Sabbath
School. A short ptogram will be pre
genteel in addition to the lesson on "The
life atria, 8pirit.''
La t Sabbath morning, Rev. T. W
Operatic took as hie theme, "Ieaiab'e Tem
ple vieion," from which au earnest die
course was given. In the evenioo, the
subject was "Pam's thorn in the Aeeh.'
The Dew officers in the Epworth Leag-
ue tape oStoial charge next Sabbath even
ing. The topic to "Treasons learned from
the Rheoabites." W. H. Salter f0 the
0812 President and will make a useful one
we nave no doubt.
Following are a few of the most inter.
eating etatirtios oonoeroing the Methodist
dhur0hee in Wingham Dietriot for the
past GOnferentIal year;—Net inerea08 in
membership is 50: Minnioner, giviege,
including Emergency Fond, 38,155, an
innate, 8 ot $449: Epworth League mem-
bership has iooreased 138 and report in.
crease on Missionary oontrib001008 of 341.
The Sabbath School stations were given
in last week's report of the District meet.
loo.
In connection with the preparatory mer•
On to the Communion, Rev. Mr. Hanle,
of Belgrave, preached last Saturday after
noon in Melville ohnroh from the text
'What does the Lord .require of thee,
&0," Micah 6 8 It was a very suitable
dieaoaree to the occasion, The pastor
took Isaiah 82 2 as the basal of an extra
i.01d disoonrae on Sabbath morning and
at its conclusion, 330 partook of the 050
anent, At the evening aer13100, tba
Scripture ohoean by Rev. Mr, Rose was
Lam. 8 41 ;"Let UR lift up one heart with
ur hands unto God in the heavens."
Monde): Rev. George Ballantyne of Moles.
vortb, preaohed an inepreseive sermon at
0 80 o'clock taking as bill theme I Peter,
tb chapter and 7th verse "For He mere h
or yon.',
A PenooTToRIAN 5003/1011 80}1000-00n•
Minable interest bee been elicited by the
nnon00eneent of a Sommer Sohool and
Missionary ovary Methods, to be held in Knox
allege Torouto Jnl 6th to 16th. t
f„ y
16 I will
o under general drawee of Professor
allantyne, and amongst the well-known
ea3her8 and ep•'akete to take part are
rinoipal Oaven (New Testament Study) ;
ev. J. 4' Turnbull, LL; 13. (0 d Tneta-
ent) i Professor Murray, Dalhooeie Uui-
ereity, Halifax, and Dr. Tracy, Toronto
nivereity (Pedagogical Prinoiplee and
ra0tin) ; Professor Beattie, Louisville,
IIeoteoky, (Missionary Methode); Rev,
rs. R P. Mackay and E. D. McLaren,
ie8ion Secretaries; Revs. Dr. Warden,
r. Johnetou, London, J. A, Macdonald.
he Globs. The coat is nominal, 3100
for registration. Those from oat of town,
bather ladies or gentlemen, will be se•
ommodated in Knox College, $5 00 being
he entire coat of board and lodging for
be tee days. Rooms in the College will
e eminent in the order of app'ioation,
o early application to 9y,
R R. M, Hawn
ton, Seoretary, Weston, 00a, is advised
s names are coming in rapidly,
ANar.1OAN Cnuoolt S. S, 001,1VIDNxION,—
be annual Anglian thumb Sunday
obool Convention and Ruri•Deoanal
eating for the Oo of Huron will be held
Clinton on Thursday of next week.
r0gram will be as follows ;--Morning
ninon, 10 80 a, in.—Holy Oommnoion.
he members will meet in the School
Dom of 86. Panne church, at 11. a. m,
bairmen'e addreee. Reports of Sunday
ohoole, Adjourn for lunch et 12 80 p.
Afternoon Session, 2 p, m.—Paper,
Sunday Schooi work, ate basis and
timate Aim," by Rev, M. M. Goldberg,
Dungannon. Di0onssiotr led by Mise
onnolly. Psper, "Ohoreh Attendanoe,"
y Jobu Ransford, of Clinton, Dinne-
en led by Rev, 0. R. G0uno. Paper,
The Superintendent and hie Work," by
W. Soott, of Blyth. Dis0uasion led
E. E. Hilton. Time permitting, ale
o"lon has been invited on the following
bjeete of importance 80 Sunday Soliool
uric, "The Mlesionary Society and
ie8lon Work," led by Rev, W. J.
oherty, 13. A., of Bengali, "The
ara0ter of the Sunday School Library,"
d by Rev. J. E4moude, of Blyth, "How
retain Older Boya in B9Oday School,"
d by Rev. R. 3. M. Perkins, of Exeter.
he Relation of the Gbnrah to other
ligioue Bodies," led by Rev. E. 0,
nnfng8,. of Bayfield, Election of 01•
ere for the anening ,year. 5 p, m. to 8
M.—Meeting of Deanery Mawr end
. A, 1L A,venin
ki g tie saiou. 7 30—
rvfoe In St. Panes church. Preacher,
W, H. KERR, Prop,
otfior re are Ray J. W. Hodgene, R X) ,
11un. Pr"s, ; 1tov. 0. R. Gonne,
President; Mre. M.Tnrnbnll, Vioe Pram, 13
Tomtit Shorn, Reo. Hee. ; Mrs, W. Q,
Phillips, Cor..590.
The Pxeontive of the Methodist M;.8•
tottery elootety hove nominated the Ret'.
T. T. George of Chatham for the poe1010,1
of Supe'ictendent of the Mangey 108111.
ate, The vacantly arose through the death
of the ltev. W. W, Bbepherd. The Dom.
inion Government width makee a grant
to the institute will doubrloe, a00ept Mr.
George es Superintendent. The 11ev. Dr,
John McDougall, Superintendent of led•
int Mi00131130 in the Northwest, will re•
matin in that important position, 811d the
Mount Forret dietri01 will support Some
other mineionary in Mina.,
People We Know,
Mies 0. Milhauaeu is visiting at At,
wood.
DeWitt Canna is visiting at Trow•
bridge.
Harry Querin ie here from Toronto on
a 131811.
D.M. and Mre. Scott of Hamilton are
t visiting in town.
Dr. and Mrs, Graham, of Clinton, are
le in town this week,
Mre. Fred. Adams 129.8 visiting at
Trowbridge teat week.
e
Min Mania Beattie will spend a few
days in Atwood Olio weak,
J F. McCrae, of Toronto, 0pent a few
33 days iu Brussels last week.
Mime Merle Gerry, of Blyth, ie aleit•ing
relatives iu Brassele and Grey.
hDr, and Mre. Graham ere in town re•
mewing old friendships for a week.
Mre. 0. R. Vauetone, of Southampton,
, is vieitiog Mre. A G• od and family.
R. 13. and Mre, Green, of Trowbridge,
were guests of Mre. Harris over Sunday.
Mre. J. H. Sperling and eon Harold,
of Whiteohnroh, are visiting in Brunel,.
Mise Mary Raee, John street, was
vacating arise McCall, Morris, thig week.
Alex. Currie, of Seaforth, ie bereaeeiet-
•
lag his uncle, A. Currie, for a few weeks.
David Roea and wife spent Jan week
in Kincardine with their eon, Robert
Bose.
Minn O we klainprize a0d Pearl
MoMillan were visitors is Wingbam last
week,
Mise Nina Rogers. of Mount Forest,
a0 M
Wagorr/318141ie.3 10 1308 par80(8 fora few days
last week. "
Airs• T. Farrow and Mre. L. O'Oonnor,
01 Tborold, were vieitore with relatives
Harry and Mise Lila Bartliff, of Olin.
ton, were vieitore with friends in Bruin
eels and Grey.
Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Marna are at
Wingham attending the smiths of the
Methodist Ooofere0oe.
Alfred Lowery has been confined to the
house with 080011iti8, but is improving,
we are pleased to report.
Chas. and Mre. Ratable, Mre. Mellish
and Mr. Marshall spent Friday last in
Seafotth visiting friends.
Mre, A. Carrie was able to be out and
take a 800 -bath Wednesday of this week,
after two weeks illness in bed.
Mies Annie Rosa and nein, Galls
Roes, are spending a few days vieiting
Mre. Rebt. Black at Wroxeter.
Rev. 6V. E. Kerr, of Blenheim, was a
nailer in Brussels while en route to the
Methodist Couferen0e at Wingbam.
We are pleased to state that Mre. John
BinoI,ir, Prinoess street, is able to get
about town 0008 more after her illoeee.
James Bowman and W. H. %err are
attending the annual Jane 008010n of
Huron 0o. Council at Goderioh this week,
We omitted to mention that John Don•
can, of (40eiph, wait hero for the Victoria
Day holiday. He bas warm spot in hie
Mart for Brunets.
airs, James roes Goveulo k
u ofeeP
N awe
n
`da
t and eonnn
D glee weravisiting Mre,
Wm. Martin, in Brussels this week and
went to her father's in Taokeramieh from
here.
tee Laird, of Hamilton, and Mre. A.
McDonnell and Loyd, of Palmerston,
were visitors with Mre. Wm. Aiulay
daring the past week. The ladies are
aanein8.
D. and Mre, Ferguson, of Teeewater,
were renewing old friendships in Brun -
eels and locality during the past week.
Mr. Pergus:u hue a good buffing in the
Northern village,
S. Y. Taylor, Principal of Paris Pnblio
School, was here this week for a brief
visit. He was called to this locality by
the decease of his mother who died iu
Wiegham on Saturday,
C. N. and Mre. Griffin, of Winghom,
were in town Toseday, aleoltllre, GrifIn'o
brother, J. Dayton and wife
y of Vanoou..
wee, B. 0. attending the concert, given by
Mies E. E. Griffin and pupils.
We are sorry to bear that Geo, Crooke
has been 00 the eiok list but we hope he
will 000)3 130 tie 113811 a9 ever. His dttag13-
ter, Mrs, R, W. Matheson, of Luoknow,
was here 81338 week too see 13108.
H. W. &vision and F. Gilroy will spend
Sunday in Hamann, Mr, Avieon will
oonupy the pulpit in that town owing to
the absence of Rev, Mr, Liddy, who f8 at -
boding the Oonferenoo at Wingham.
Russell Wheeler, who has been for the
past few yeare apprenticed to the font -
Me and undertaking business with R.
Loatherdkle, bee gone to Wingbam where
be eaters the employ of Meseta, Walkor
de Clegg in their upholstering factory.
Tiflis a line yo0ng man and we wish him
8ue88013,
The Seaforth Expositor says of our
young townsman :-07131. Loatherdale,
who hal barn 0mnneet011 with the tarsi•
tare business here for several years, has
gone to Hematite, where he will engage in
bneineee with hie father. Mr. Leathers
dale is -a most 001imabie young man and
made many friends hero, all of whom
Will be sorry that he bee left tie, tint glad
that he has not gone further away,
The County Oonndil of Wentworth •
have den3ded ppon a system of roads of
170 neile8 in extent, and have applied for
their portion of the Provincial Govern-
ment grant, amounting to about $38,000,
Arraogemoute are now being Made by
trio
w b the work will be undertaken at
onoe, The comity will speed about 380,000 -
addition to the Government grant
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