HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-7-2, Page 1Vol. 81. No, 01
BRUSSELS,
ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1903
New Advertisements.
For sale --Wm, Martin,
For anle—Daniel Mabel,
b'or oa.le—Teoo, Lenrmont,
Qaperjne found—T7ra Poem.
Clearing vale—H, A. Matohet0,
trizi . '.ekvs,
aunt eastowee .
Haying ie at hand,
P. Boobt's new Meru ie sheeted in and
will be ready for hie hay Drop,
Robt. Show will take charge of the ser.
visa in the Hall next Sabbath evening.
D. L. Straohan, Principal of Gerrie
Pablio eohool, le home for hie Summar
vacation.
The picnic on Dominion Day attracted
a large attendance and a very enjoyable
time was apeet.
An interesting address was given by G,
F. Blair, of Brussels, last Sabbath even.
ing on the great invitation "Come unto
Me all ye that labor and are heavy laden
and I will give yon root".
E311tcevalee.
Rev. Mr. Went is expected home next
week.
Rev. E. Barnby, of Milverton, visited
at the Pareonage on Monday.
Don't forget the Garden Party an Mr.
Waemannei lawn, on the evening of July
8rd.
Mr. Mallough and family left on Tues.
day for Dangamton. Mr, Mailongh in•
tendo to go out Woet, Ills utauy friends
whit) him ea000se.
Mr. Fleecy, the aolporteur for the
Bible and Tract Booh•ty, who bile spent a
month in this neighborhood, leaves this
week for Wroxeter.
John Wesley''. Birthday was observed
in the Methodist S. S. on Sunday after-
noon, the epeoinl program being need.
The evening eervioe was also appropriate
to the oaooeton,
EC entr'rr
Bob, what ie the nttrantiou down near
Henfryn 2
Sam. Wright ie doing a mailing buoi•
nese in the brink and tie line.
A larpe number of folks attended the
Guelph Exonteion last Friday.
B. Collis hoe made improvements to
his building's by putting up a new driving
barn,
E. and Mrs. Campbell's silver wedding
was patronized by quite a few of the
Henfry ni fes.
0. BawOinheimer has made improve.
melte to his bonee by building a new
kilohen and woodehed.
A lively football match was played be-
tween Ethel and Henfryn Saturday even-
ing resulting in 7 to 0 in favor of Ethel.
Being that the Ohoroh le closed bere
on Sunday our town is rather dry but
these last few Sabbaths our football team
hoe made it a little more lively by play-
ing football. "Remember the Oabbath
day to keep it holy,"
Bells r eve.
Trinity ohuroh congregation in Bel.
grave hoe decided to improve their
ohuroh. It in a good frame building,
emoted in the time of Rev. Wm, Davie,
at time rector of Wingham. A new
atone foundation has recently been lald
and it has been drolded to brisk the
entire building one to erect a chancel
with a vestry room oa one side and a
Sabbath eohool library room on the other,
The inside of the ohuroh ie also to
undergo a thorough renovation, the whole
to poet in the nei.;hborbood of 9900 or
$1000. The members of the congregation
are to be oongrntulated on their zeal and
enterpriee, All they wanted was good
leadership. Richard Proctor and the
Rooter, Rev. Mr. Falmouth!, were around
Iasi week eolioiOing eubeoriptione and
they succeeded in reietug nearly the
wbole amount needed. IO iet•xpeoted
that the improvements will be completed
in October, when the re opening eervieea
are expected to be bald.
Annexes AND Pn0ennoverron.—One of
these pleoeing events whish teete of
saoinbility, 000arred at the Methodiet
Pareonage on Friday afternoon of last
week when the good people of Belgrave
and Sunshine oongregatione took it upon
themeelveo to give their minister and hie
wife a enrpriee previous to their removal
Oto Oil Springs. The gifts ooneieted of a
epouple at beautiful upholstered eaey
admire, Rev.. M. Brown's being a orimeon
eeee eeh upright chair end Mre. Brown's an
`live plush molter. Following .address
tae read by Mre. Jno. Clegg and the
reeentation was mode by Mre, Chau.
`
. rootor.
jOat, Mr. and Mrs, Brown ;—
We, the people at Belgrave and BAD.
chine appointments, have gathered here
this afternoon to express our regrets eon.
earning your removal from our midst.
Aa our pastor and his wife you,have gone
in and out amoogot us with kindly man-
ner and graolone deed whioh betokens
the indwelling of a truly Christian spirit,
You were alwaye .found faithful work.
ere in the Master's vineyard, seeking to
advanoe The righteous ovate and.kingdom
and endeavoring to promote our epirit
tel welfare. As a Mieoionery President
Mre, Brown has 'been a persevering and
helpful leader and oar pleasant meetings
will remain a bright spot in oar metier.
lee. As a Babboth eohool teacher the
reeuit of her labors will bring forth fruit
into Life Eternal we believe. Since com-
ing amohg ie, you have coffered sad
afflictions oe parents and in the lose of a
parent. We have and de extend our
earnest sympathy to yon. As we are
permitted to goon in the days and years
of Iife'e journey we more fully realize
that partings meet come to hs all. Be-
fore severing the flee between 00 we sok
you to Raoept these ohaire as a goodwill
token of oar appreciation of your oervieee
and May God's blessing ever follow and
rent upon your lives and Mime. Signed
in behalf of •
Sunshine, Mao. Toe. Onzett
Belgrave, Muse O1rAe, Pnooeon.
Aelgoeve, Juno 26th, 1908,
Mr, and Mrs. Brown made very feeling
replies, A short program, oonstetiug of
maple and song, speech by George
Hood, was given. An abundant lunch
wile served on the lawn and the pr000ed
fuse were brought to a sine by the (Moir
oluging "When we all gather home in the
morning" and Me. Brown pronounaing
the Benediction, The oompany dieper-
eed with hearty hendottakicg and fare.
wells all ooenimous in having spent a
enj tyable time and wishing the retiring
pester nod hie good lady abundant ene-
ma on their new obarge.
i+ezetlealer v.
H. Cameron is renewing old aoquaint•
100000 in this looality,
Mies Minnie Dundee has returned home
after a week's visit with friends in Stoat.
ford,
A. D. Small, of Toronto, hes been
vieiting at the residence of Jno. Rea the
past few days.
Jamoe Harris had a cuoneseful plowing
bee lent week. The evening {vas enjoy
ably spent dancing.
Rubt. Gray has bought a house and lot
near Exeter. He will be ready to move
there in a few days.
Much aympathy is felt for Josbue. Pol•
lard, who wag eo, soddenly end 0uexpeo0
edly bereft of hie lite partner.
Mise Bolla Haakwell, who has been
with Monde in the Classics City for
terernl months, has returned hOmo,
Word has been received from P. Smith
who reached his destination in safety,
If eatiiftod with the West be will noun
a farm.
Invitations ore out for the wedding of
John McPherson and Miee Benne J.
Farber. The important event will take
pleo0 on July 8th.
That the proepeo0e far the 0. P, R.
line from Guelph to Godarioh are good ie
certniely very encouraging to the farming
community here. Tbelong distance from
a railway station i0 about the worst draw•
book we have.
Cr ei lab rook.
School Mussed on Tnaeday for Summer
vacation.
Robert Davidson, of Toronto, is vieiting
hie brother, Thos. Davidson.
A new ;tetras covering has been planed
upon the Calder bridge, 1001 son.
Mre, (Dr.) Turnbull was here for a
few days on a visit from Goderiob.
Jas. MnLnohlau bee improved the ap-
pearenoe of hie floe farm by wire fenaing.
Mre. Raddalz, of Detroit, is enjoying
a visit with relatives and friends here for
a few weeks.
Several from this locality aetettded the
pia Mu at Jameetown on Dominion Day
and report a fine time.
Mies Elsie Straohon, Jas. Sheehan 'jr .,
and Jag. Innis of Jameetown,were oallero
on Cranbrook friends last Sunday,
Mies Lib. MoLaohlan arrived home last
weak from Sault Ste. Maria where she
held a millinery position and will visit at
her home.
The Christian Eudeavnr meetings in
conniption with Knox church will be
aanoelled daring the time the obeech ie
being painted.
Services in Knox Ohurob, Oranbrook,
wilt be enamelled for the next two Bab
Maths owing to painters being at work.
Sabbath eohool will be held in the public
eohool building,
Mre. Joseph Knight has not been in
very good health of late and her sister,
Mies Mo$ay, of Brueeele, is assisting ber.
We hops Mre. Knight will Boon be fully
restored to good beeltb.
Next -Sabbath afternoon Eli Smith and
Rev. R, Panl will deliver addressee at the
Methadiet church on the John Wesley
Bi Centenary. The former wilt speak on
"What has God done for the Yonng
People through Methodism 7" and Rev,
Mr. Paul will dilate on "How permanent
work may be done for the future" Leet
Sabbath Rev, Mr. Cooene prenobed a very
appropriate discourse in whiob he re.
viewed Wesley's life_
W roxe ter.
Jno. Hamilton shipped a oar load of
hoes on Monday.
R. MoOraolcen, of Bruseole, visited in
the village on Sunday.
Mies Eva Gay, of Toronto, ie the guest
of Mre, T. G. Hemphill.
Mrs. Jae. Ballantyne spent several
days of last week in Broeeeie.
Miss Sara Bray han returned from a
six weeks' visit with relatives.
David Smith, of Hamilton, ie the
guest of hie noels, Oliver Bmicb.
Alvin Hemphill, of Walkerton, is upend•
ing a few holidays at hie home here.
Mies Jean Davideon left dor Galt on
Friday where she will spend a month,
Amos Gotten has returned from
Dakota, after an abeenoo of three months,
Mrs. John Hamilton and daughter,
Eleanor, are the poste of relatives ]n
Seafoeth
John Hartley, was in Fordwiob lest
week, looping after the Entrust exam.
inatione there.
Mre. Thos. Gibson, of Sault Ste, Matte,
spent a few deem of last week with ber
many friends bete.
John Bray has sold his gr000ry busineee
to Charles Baudereon who will take pos-
eeesion next mouth.
Mise Mary Sanderson has gone to
Hamilton where elle will spend the Sum
Ma with her sister, Mre. G. E. Dane.
A fresh coat of paint has been added
to the Walker Hones during the past
week whiob greatly improves the appear.
aims.
ails, Brawn, of Toronto, is spending a
few week et hie home before leaving for
Tavietook where he bile parohased a
drug buaineoi.
F. Sanders spent a few dye in the
village last week, settling up his bnefnees
affairs, Bo and Mre. Bandere lett for
Detroit on Friday.
The etrawberry festival ander the
auepioee of the Ladies' Aid of the Presby
titian ohuroh, owing to diogreeable
weather, wag held in the ohuroh base-
mont, instead Of. F. V. Dioltson'e lawn,
Where a moat enjoyable time was spent.
The program was given by Mame. Stew.
art, Avteon and Gilroy, of Benaeis, and
Miss Spence and 0, Davies, of Ethel.
The proceeds emouuted io 920,
Deletion DAL—Tho 110th anniversary
of Confederated' web celebrated bare
00 Wednesday in royal style. In the
forenoon there was a sham ba0tlo under
the onmmand of ()apt, Keine, of Gerrie,
followed by a closely oonteoted gams of
Poet bell between teams representing
Wingham and Wroxeter, which resulted
in favor of the former by 1 to 0. After
.inner Football Marna from Forestville
and Belmoro played the former winning
by 2 to 0. Highland deeming wag grace•
fully done by Mime Mabel MoDenald, of
Wingham, with Paper MoDooald of the
same town, playing the pipes. .6. Base
Ball motah wee played between Brnes01e
and Harrtotou and after a oloee scare wag
captured by Brneeie by 7 to 6 and an
innings t0 apart.. Atbort Paulin was the
umpire, Fodowiug is the list of players
and score ;—
BunmeLm 10 0 BARRIe'roti It 0
Aallautyuo, o 0 0 Bradley, se 1 4
Fnlld, 10..,..... .... 0 3 McQueen, et 0 3
bloLaubblin, 2b. 0 8 Idoaorietr, p 1 3
l3rowu 9b 3 2 Tiiablo,c 1 0
Robinson, rt..,.,, 1 8 J Dowling, Ob 1 3
A Kerr of 1 'd lteevos rr
0
L. Sem It 1 2 Dowling, ib 0 2
Eggleston, se ... 2 2 Nileou tlb 0 4
Ardell, p 0 2 1'1,43114, If 1 2
Totals 7 24 0 27
Barristou ...,,....0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0-0
73rueselo 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 *-7
The musio dnriug the day and evening
was supplied by the Maaonbee Band of
Brussels and was mnob enjoyed. A die.
play of fireworks completed day's pro.
gram.
iiltltcal.
J. Caren ie getting along first class and
will soon be hearty as ever we hope.
The exaureionisee to the Model Farm
last Friday from this ee0ti00 say they
had a first-alase time.
91r. Militiamen, a otadeut, took ohnrge
of the eervioe in the Presbyterian ohuroh
here fast Sabbath afternoon.
Some from this locality attended the
funeral of the late Mre. Henry Buttery
Saturday afternoon. She was Mre. J, K.
Brown's mother,
Miss R, Spence and Charlie Davies
attended a Concert in the Presbyterian
Church in Wroxeber last Friday evening
and witted in the program.
Mre. Wm. 8. King and Bleeder Peroy,
of Wiogttam, and Mre. T. MoKinoey, of
Biuevale, were the gueete of Mre. Jae.
Xing for a few days last weelr.
The following report shows the stand•
ing of the pupils in the senior department
of Ethel Public School for the month of
Jane. 5th Claes—Examined in Comp.,
Geog., Read., and Arith. Total 450—E
Harald 844 ; L. Simpson 268 ; M. Me
Allister 209 ; B. Mason 206. Sr, 4th—
Examined in Oomp., Geog., Aritb., Read.
Total 450—B. McKee 882 ; M. Elliot 307 ;
G. Gill 261 ; W. Badgely 178. Jr. 4th—
Examined in Oomp., Geog., Rend., Arith.
Total 400—M. Slemmon 336 ; L. Chem.
beru 929 ; B. Eokmier 309 ; N. Simpson
281 ; L. Eokrnier 263 ; M. Imlay 261 ; E.
Freeman 249 ; E. Wilhee 285 ; Ti Mc-
Allister 291 ; E. Coates 290 ; I. Hoggarth
205 ; M. MOAlium 187. Ord Claee—Ex•
amiued in Oonip., Geog., Read., Arith.
Total 400—P, Bremner 310 ; E. O[oRae
302 ; P. Imlay 297 ; E. Dunbar 281 ; B.
Bateman 266 ; G. McKee 267 ; J. Mo•
Allam 266, L. Cooper 243 ; G. McAllister
241 ; E. Eakmier 285 1 K. McLeod 280 ;
W. Barr 207 ; W. Pearson 188 ; S. Mo.
Intoeh 179. 2nd Claes—Examined in
Comp., Geoge Spell., Reed„ Arith.
Total 800—R. Love 242, L. Straohan 286;
0, Haneald 228 ; V. McLeod 204 ; A,
Cooper 199 ; R. Eokmier 196 ; R. Fraser
176 ; C. Davidson 169 ; J. Pearson 147 ;
H. Eokmler 126. Guo. DOneoN, Principal,
Junior Department — Jr. 2nd Claea—
Alvin McKee, Irene Heath, Remaell Wil
bee, Roy Gill, Oeleetine Dane, George
Badgley, Alvis Fletcher, Joseph Cooper,
Elwin Thompson, Allen McAllister,
Luella Homy. Port 2nd Class—James
Bremner, Moe Barr, Freda Freemen,
Vora, MoOall, Wilfrid Eokmier, Florence
McCallum, Aubrey Dobson, L'zzie Mo.
Intoeh, Robert Thompaon, Merman
Fogel, Pearl Maaoe, Senior Part First
Claes—Verda Pollard, Annie MoAllioter,
Clifford Dunbar, Elwin Dobson, Charlie
Davidson, Pam] Gill, Stanley Btraohan,
Edmond MoLeod, Rose Coates, Wesley
Yeo, Oeoi1 Bakmier, Junior Part First
Olase—Noble McKee, Grace Eoktnier,
Olive Cooper, Wilfrid Thompson, Ruby
Gill, Edith Heath, Norman Addy, Annie
Ward, Pearl Bateman. Lane SHANNON,
Teacher.
MATRIDIONIAL.—From the Grand Forks'
(North Dakota) Daily Herald the follow.
ing interesting note ie clipped, the bride
being a grand daughter of Jae. and Mrs.
Laird and a aeioe of Mre. 0. Baynard, of
Ethel ;—"On Wednoeday, June 24, at
the home of Otte parents of the bride,
Hensel, North Dakota, align Ohelia Arm
0trong and Alfred Beetling were united
in marriage -in the preemies of to large
company of invited guests, The bride le
the eldest daughter of S. A. and Mre.
Armstrong, who owns a splendid farm
just Beet of the village, She has been a
resident of this vicinity from ohildhood
and numbers se her friends all the reef.
dente of the viofbity. The groom le a
prosperous former of Jolliette, where he
hoe lived fur to number of yoare. The
day wag an ideal one for a wedding, and
the event was made the ocoaoton of an
all day gathering of many friends, who
in acme cases had not met before for
yaaro, Promptly et noon the company
assembled in the parlor, and al the
grains! of Mendolesoho'e wedding marsh,
played by Mies Myrtle Spading, rose me
the quiet Summer air, the young people
took their plasm'. beneath a large bell
made of (erne and rosea, stattding there
while the 001013313 ceremony was oondaat•
ed by Ree,'Hooking, pastor of the M. E.
dumb at Hensel. Atter the bride and
groom had received the oongratnletiono
of their Mende the oompany eat down to
a sumptuous repast, and the • afternoon
was devoted to visiting and jollity, In
the evoking the young ooupte ware driven
to Giaoeton, and took the trait for Grand
Forks. The bride received a. number of
beautiful and c00013' preeento, among
them being a'ilandeomo gold wntoh . from
the loon! Metbodiet aliurmh for whish elle
Mee officiated as organist for several
years, Among those preeent in Witten
to the immedlato family of the bride were
Mr, and Mee, Thompson, Mr. and Mre.
Husband, Mr. and Mre. Rose, Mr. and
Mee. Halliday, Mr, and Mrs, McKenzie,
Mr. and Mre. Ault, Mr, and Mrs, Conlin,
Mr. and Mr. and Mise McLean, all of
Bengal, Mr. and Mre, Sperling and Mims
Myrtle Bparling, parent' and sister of
groom, of 30110tte, J, A. and Mrs. Herne
worth, and H. and Mre, Meeherill, of
Gleeetou, Robert and Mrs. Hall, o1
Duvalier, Edward and Mrs. Sperling, of
Belle Plaine, Iowa, Mr, and Mte. Dickey
and deugbtore, of Grafton, Mre, Laird, of
Galt, Oot., and Geo. and Mre. Bernath,
of Jolliette, W, P, and Mre. Davies, of
Grand Forks. Mr, and Mre, Sperling
will remain in Grand Perim a few days
the guests of W, P. and Mre. Davies, and
will Oben return to Jolliette, where the
groom bee a oosy home prepared for
the bride's reoeptioa," The relatives
and many friends of the bride in this
locality, Tux Poem in the number, will be
a unit in wishing them to happy, prosper.
sue sail on life's ocean.
W stti ton.
Dr. Binger, of Toronto, i0 Melting with
Dr. F. 0. Neal.
Mies Ida Smith, of Elms, ie visiting ab
W. ed. Smith's.
Mre. W. M. Moore and children, of
Toronto, aro vieiting relatives in thio
looelity,
Mre. W. Hoy went to Fowlerville,
Mich., on Saturday to attend her father,
who io seriously 011,
Mrs. James McDonald, who hoe been
poorly for some moneho, is mash im•
proved in health we ere pleased to state
and will soon be convalescent we hope.
CARD co' TwANxe.—I wish to express my
Mortara thanks to the neighbors and
Maude for their kind words and deeds in
oonneo0ion with the illness and robes.
gnent deoea°e of my wife, It will not be
foreotton. J. J. POLLARD.
Rev. W. W. Leech and daughter left
here on Monday, the former oonolnding
hie pastoral duties last Sabbath in the
Metbodist ohuroh. He did a fine work
bare oonoidering the adveree oiroum•
stemma existing before hie arrival over
the unsatisfactory removal of Rev. Mr.
Oareoallen. Mr. Leeob ie a fine preacher,
a good worker and hie stay here will be
pleasantly remembered.
Next Sabbath Rev. Alfred Andrews
will preach the initial sermons of his
pastorate on Watton oironit in connection
with the Metbndiet church. The Wal.
toniano ebonlu feel highly honored as the
reverend gentleman was recently Presi•
dent of the Manitoba Conference and
both he and Mre. Andrews are splendid
workers. We welcome them to Walton.
He will preach at Providence at 10 30 a.
m., Walton at 2 30 and Bethel at 6.30
o'clock on Sabbath.
The anneal garden party at the manse
OD Tuesday evening was largely attended,
and daring the early part of the evening
to most enjoyable time was spent and a
first -oleos lunobeon partaken of, bat
about 9 80 it heavy rain shower pit a atop
to the festivities for a 138118013 thus pre-
venting the rendering of the program,
with the exoeption of the K. O.T. M.
Band which played both before and after
1
the Bain in a highly creditable manner.
The proceeds, e000rdingly were not eo
large 100 uena), amounting to about 980.
030.9,—lb was a very sad surprise to
the oommnnity lent Saturday morning
to learn that Maggie Brown, beloved wife
of Joshua J. Pollard, South of Walton,
had passed away Friday evening about 8
o'olook. She was only ill about a week,
heart failure being the saves of demise.
Mrs. Pollard was a daughter of Wm.
Brown, of Blyth, and was married to bar
now bereft partner 4 years ago last Feb-
ruary. Deemed was 88 years and 2
menthe old. The subject of 011e notioe
enjoyed the love and good fellowship of a
largo circle of friends welt will greatly
regret her sudden demise, The fnneral
took plane on Sunday afternoon, Rev.
W. W. Leech conducted the eervioe at
the house and Rev. John Holmee, of
Blyth, of Pointed at the cemetery at that
town where interment was made. The
pall bearers were Ioaao, Robert and Jno.
Brown, Wm. Newcombe, Samuel Code
and W. T. Pollard. Wideepread oym•
pathy is expressed for Mr. Pollard in the
great lose he has sustained in being bereft
of hie helpmeet.
R'!cirri ta.
Hay nutting has oommenoed.
Alex. Nichol er. was on the eiok list
Met week,
Roes Stubbs ie home from a short" trip
to Manitoba.
Robs. Young and wife visited at Oran -
brook this week,
Walter Sharp, of Goderiob, was vteit•
ing here during the past week.
A 991 garden party was hold at Bel.
grave on Tburodey evening lent.
Rev. A. H. Brown preached hie farewell
sermon on Sunday lent at Sunshine.
The Orangemen will not walk on the
12111 this year. Do you see the point.?
The Council stet on Monday of this
week and passed a number of acooants,
We were visited by light Amara of
rain on Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
John MoCrae, of Guelph, was a visitor
at his nnole'e, K. MoKonzie'e, this week,
Wm. Cunningham, 7th line, hag built
a fine new wire fence on the front of hie
farm. R, McDonald put it up.
A. T. Cole, Bamnl Jordan, Be Martin
and W. B, Wilkinson each bad the sir•
cuter saw gutting wood Otto peat few
deye.
Mre. George Natick and daughter, of
Teeewater, are visitors at Jame0 fehttrrie'e,
4th line. The senior visitor and Mre.
Sherrie nen. are sisters.
The new brink reoidonoe of Albert
Crooks, 4th line, hag been Cashed along
so wail that rho roof is on and plastering
of the interior being done,
Tuesday of thio week W. R. Mooney
arrived home from Sault Ste. Marie, in
whish looeliOy he has spent the part few
menthe. .He Moire as if it agreed well
with him.
W. Miobie paid a vigib to hie brother
at Heapeler who worke in one of the
greeted woollen mine in Canada. Mr,
Michie also went to Premien and reports
the °rope ao looking poor in Waterloo,
Mimeo; Dooket, of Alpena, Mlah„ are
visiting with their unola and aunt, Jae,
and Mre. Hell, on the GM line,
A large number went to Gue'ph on the
20th. The G. 'MR, should have had a
a few more amine ae the nolommodat00n
was poor. The day was fine.
A garden party will be held at Jae,
Rnseell'o home on Tuesday evening next
week, July 7th. We seieb every one a
good time. A good program will be
rehdared.
Next Babbatb the new paster on the
Belgrave olroait, Rev. Mr. Jones, will
preach hie iatroduatory dieoonrses, He
will be at the Sunshine Cherub Sabbath
afternoon,
Mre. Donald Currie, 4th line, is home
from an extended visit with relatives in
Hamilton. She wee aaoompanied by her
grand daughter, Carrie Bayne, who will
holiday here.
The new residence of Albert Howlett,
7th son„ ie well on towards completion
and will be a very comfortable sed
modern home when flniebed in wbioh we
hope Mr. Howlett and family will spend
many happy prosperous years.
Our hearty congratulations are extend.
ed to Mies Marion McKenzie who wee
among the enooeeefnl eladeote attending
the Normal College at Hamilton. She
now holds a protoeoional let elan teach-
er's certificate and will no doubt summed
well in the profeaeioo of her oboioe.
Last Friday evening John Clegg and
Jae. Oloakey arrived home from a four
weeks' enjoyable trip tbrongh the West,
They went as far as Banff and Edmon•
ton and met with many former friends
while en route. The orop prospects are
prennnnoed as firet.olaee.
The wire suspension foot bridge being
pat tomes the Maitland river by Sherrie
Brae., for passenger traffic, is about cora-
plated. It le a 132 foot span with wire
approach and will be a great oonvenienoe
to them and their friends, The ontaome
of this bridge is being closely watched
and if satisfactory will be worth some.
thing to the Page Wire Co. and their
agent, R Oloee, of Ethel.
Wm, Hodder, of Ohiango, is here. Hie
wife has been taking Dare of Mre. S. Hod.
der, mother to the former for several
months, but the old lady has agreed to
go to her son's home eo will hold a stale
of her household effects on Friday after
noon of thin week. Mre. Hodder is 87
years of age and along with her husband
came to Morrie over 40 years ago. Mr.
Hodder died 4 years ago at a good old age.
Juror WHDDIN°.—The home of Henry
and Mra. Oakes, 16th con., Godarioh
township, was the scene of a very pretty
but quiet wedding, on Wednoedoy even-
ing, June 24th, when tbeir eldest dough.
ter, Mise Laura F., became the bride of
David Bosom, a prosperous young farmer
of the same township, formerly of Mor•
rie. Wedding Marob was played by
Mies Goodwin, of Olinton, amain of the
bride. Rev. J. Heiner, of Holmeoville,
performed the ceremony in the preeenoe
of about 70 intimate friends and relatives.
The young couple were unattended.
Bride was dressed in white and was given
away by her tether. Congratulations
over, they retired to the dining room
where a choice and enmptao0e sapper was
partaken of. The high esteem in whioh
the yonng oonple are held was shown by
the numerous and useful presents ready.
ed. Mr, and Mre. Eaeom will make their
home on the Maitland concession, May
joy be their's in sailing over the sea of
married life,
�rere, .
Farmers aro at their haying fu some
places.
Contractors are at work on Reeve Liv•
inge0on'e barn this week.
Jno. Oreerar, 9th son., spent Sunday
with hie friend Aroh. McDonald.
Mies Jessie Livingston Sundayed with
her Gauein, Mies McDonald, 2nd con.
We notice that Alex. Roe, who went to
the Soo last Winter, hes returned home,
Alex. McKay, 16th sou., who has been
laid up for the past 10 weeks, is etii1 quite
poorly,
Mrs. Robert McKay is vieiting Mre.
John Joao, of Grahnmville, South of
Brneeele.
The appeal drain snit threatened by D.
Marsh has been withdrawn we are pleas•
ed to bear.
Saturday of this week Mre, N, M. Riob
ardeou and eon Game leave for their
trip to Manitoba.
Edward Oampbell, 10th son., hag re.
oently planed a new Thomas organ in hie
borne purchased from an Attwood dewier.
Mre, George McFarlane is holidaying
with relntivee at Kincardine. She was
a000mpaniod by her sister, Mre, 3.
Doig.
Mre, Little and eon, of Ingersoll, are
%loiters with Wm. and Mre. Ellie, par.
ante of the former, who live South of
Brussels,
The house of R, Bonn, blacksmith,
Monorieff, will be veneered with brink in
near future, le will be a deoided im•
provement.
The quarterly review in Bethel Sale
bath Boheel will be taken charge of by
G. F. Blair, of Brussel'., at 2 80 o'clock,
next Sabbath.
Wee Annie King, teacher iu Sbine'o
oahoot,left for her home at Canfield,
Haidimand Oa„ for the Summer vaca-
tion last Saturday.
We are pleased to taloa that lobe Mo.
Naught, of the boundary, who had his
leg broken, ie able to walk around, He
may still be able to take his oontemplated
trip to Manitoba,.
The ohuroh pio•nio held on Monday
ander the anopioee of Bt. Bridgeta
ohuroh, in Connolly's grove, Logan at.
treated quite a number from Grey town.
ship. There was a program of sports,
deeming, dao.
It is reported that the proposed branoh
of the 0. P. R. between Guelph and
Godarioh may run through the Southerly
portion of Grey township, We hope the
rumor is o0rreot as it would peoee a
great oonvenieno0.
David Brown and Jas. Henry who were
injured at a barn raising et Mr, Davey'e,
in Logan, several enacts ago, are improv
ing quite nicely. The former is able to
get about but Mr. Henry'e knee oop woo
broken se he ie shill a prieon00 to the
hoose,
W. H. KERR, Prop,
alorlumererstammumuwaruiswerroi
Mies Cameron, teacher in Monorieff ' PLl0lO0NAL f A10AOIO6PIISe
galena], has gone to ber home in Kippen
for the vacation. Soha01 oloaed on Mon.
day.
Surveyor Boll, of 8t. Thomas, was ex-
amining the Beauohamp Drain Friday
of last week. Hie report will be pre.
united to the Coonoil,
Patrick Blake, 14th oon., oontempla0ee
taking a holiday trip through Minnesota,
Wteconein, Illinois and other Btatee in
visiting relatives and will no doubt spend
en enjoyable time.
Marshall Harrison end eon Frank,
were recently away, vieiting relatives and
friends in Ingersoll twenty, The former
was laid up with eat in his arm eo took
advantage of eoforoed holidays.
The Sabbath School pio-nio hold in
connection with Bethel Bahool was a very
enjoyable affair. A good time was spent.
A foot ball match between the 14th and
16tle concessions resulted in a tie, There
were also foot ramie for the youngsters.
Pio.nio wee held in D. K. Liviageton'e
woods.
D. Blank, of Algoma, has beau holding
prayer meetings in the homes of Hugh
Lamont and Wm. Brewer, 7th eon. dur-
ing the past month. Mr. Blaok was vie•
icing relatives in We vioinity and is en-
deavoring to labor faithfully foe hie
Monter even while on vacation. Hie
many friends appreoiate the interest he
has shown.
Last Sunday the Quarterly review of
S. S. lessons was taken by the following
teachers and pupils of Smith's Bonday
eohool :—Mre. A, B, Smith, Miss Lanes
Cardiff, Reggie Freeman, Mise Kate
Lamont, Lyle Riohardeon, Mies Vera
Abbey, Mies Lizzie Lamont and John
Reid. D. Black, of Algoma, also briefly
addreeeed the school, P. MOArthur will
occupy the Superintendent's chair der.
ing Mre. Riohardsou'o alumnae and Sam.; for a few days.
Lamont will teaoh H. W. Avfeon'e Bible George and Harvey Boohtenan are home
Mrs, John Thomson ie vieiting at'
Seaforth.
Mies Maggie Beattie ie visiting with
relatives in Wiar0o0,
Mrs, Jae. Turnbull is visiting Mre.
John Ament at Millbeak,
Will. and Mime Mabel Eiayoroft visited
Clinton Mende lent Sunday.
Miee Mary Oantolou has been on the
eiok list during the past week.
Master DeWitt Nosing ie bolidaying
at hie grandfather's, Trowbridge.
Mies Kato Harbottle ie holidaying with
her mother and ulster at Wiarton.
J. Gordon, of Lnoknow, was in towo.
visiting his daughter, Mre. Fletcher.
Mise Maggie and John. Bielby, of Mor.
Me, were visitors in town on Snnday.
Mre. 0. R, Van0t0ne, of Southampton,
was vieiting Mre. A. Geed this week,
Inspector Robb is at Olintou presiding
ata departmental examination thio week.
Mrs. Howell, ot Platteville, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. S. T. Plum, Brumela,
Mre. Bholdioe hoe been making a Met
with her daughter, Mre. G. R. Muldoon.
Mra, Frank Baines, was renewing old
friendships in Morrie, Bmtehine local•
ft W. D. Conley, of Stratford, was visit.
ing under Obe parental roof for Dominion
Day.
Evelyn Geddes, el Deereit, le vie-
iting her Meter, Miee Bardetto Geddes,
in town.
Alvin Hemphill and Mies L111, of
Wroxeter, were selling on Bra00ele friends
on Monday.
Mre, E. 0. Lowry left Brussels thbt
week for Port Huron wbere elm will vieit
her daughter.
R, G. Mo0raoken, of Walkerton, is
enjoying a holiday with Brussels friends
olaee during the Summer holidays.
SILVER WHDDoNa.—On Thursday even
ing of last week Edward Campbell and
his good lady celebrated the 26th anniver•
eery of their wedding at their home, 10th
con., at whioh over one hundred guests
assembled from the neighborhood, also
from Attwood and Listowel, to extend
their congratulations to hoer and hostess.
A sumptuous supper was served in Mre.
Campbell's well known style in a room
gorgeously decorated for the 000a0ion
with evergreen, hunting, Hage, &0., The
Oahle'e were neatly arranged and loaded
down with the beet of the land. While
some were eatiefying the wante of the
inner man, the aesthetic feelie90 of others
were welled forth by piano 001000ione rem
dared by Mise Irene Baker in her aeuel
excellent way. After enpper was over
the company was entertained by the fol-
lowing program ;—Solos, Miaeee Maggie,
Maud and Jennie Ooghlin, Darcy Greer.
oey, J. Hollenbeok and R, M. Ballantyne ;
recitation, S. B. Lamont ; instrumental°,
R. Ooghlin and Jae. Oogblin. The pre.
Rents were numerous and valuable
among them being a silver tea set and
two easy ohoira, all of whioh chow a
mark of high esteem in whittle Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell are held. About mid-
night the oompany dispersed exoept te
number of the young people who tripped
the light fantastic till the wi oma' hours
of the morning. The genial host and
hostess left nothing undone towards the
enjoyment of their guests and we hope
that they may enjoy many mote happy
end prosperous years.
Oram.—On Thursday, June 25th, the
spirit of Susan Lill, beloved wile of
Henry Buttery, llth oon., paid Nature's
debt. Elbe had for a long time suffered
from rhnematiem whioh she bore
patiently, On the Sunday previous to
her death she was taken down by a
paralytic stroke whish caused leer demise.
The subject of this notice was born in
Lincolnshire, England 1817. About 60
years ago she was married to her now
bereft partner, Henry Battery, and with
him Dame to Oanade in 1857, settling in
Vaughan Township near Toronto, Alter
a few years reoideooe there they began
!arming on the lot now owned by Thee.
Looking, Grey Township. 21 years ago
they took up their abode on lot 20, eon.
11, Grey, where they have eines lived.
Mrs. Buttery was a firm ooneietent
Olethodiet in religion and will always be
remembered by those who knew her to
have done what eke could for the Master,
Red to have followed the example set by
Him. She was of a quiet gentle diopoei•
Mon, a good neighbor, a faithful wife and
a kind and loving mother. The family
are William, of Grey ; Mre. JnO. and
Mre. Wm. Snider, Vaughan twp. ; and
Mre, Jno. Brown, Ethel. One eon Bard•
ley died 27 years ago. Mr. Battery and
family have the eympathye of many
frieude in their sadden bereavement. In-
terment was made at Oranbrook on Sat-
urday, Rev, Mr. Ooeene conducting the
eervioe.
NON -JURY SITTINGS.
Last week the non•jnry sittings of the
Sigh Court opened at Goderiob, before
Chief Justice Faloonbridge (the muoh
left one gentleman in the Opposition's
dissuasion of the Gamey Oomm]eeion)
before the Legislature.
The docket was as tollown :—Tiohburn
vs. Tichbnrn—Adjourned owing to illneee
of one of the defendants.
Oonnelt vs. Jewell et al—Action for
epeoiflo performance ot contract over
purchase of land. Judgment reserved.
Miller vs. Miller—Judgment onooneent
minutes upholding will of the late An.
drew Miller, r. Wroxeter, °abject to oar•
Mit modifioatione..
A 13owiok young lady sued the exeou•
tore of the Carson estate for a share of
property as an adopteddaughter of the
labs Mr.. Carson. The judge granted
her 9700 and coats,
Heys vs. Swartz --Action to 0ompel
defendant to account for Certain timber
pat on farm on whioh plaintiff held a
mortgage.Referred to Local Master,
The next oiOtinge of the Coorb will not
be held Until Oot, 20, when Judge Britton
will be ma the Bonoh,
Mre. Gregory Langlois, abone 45 years
old, living near Walkorville, made a dego
perote attempt to kill herself by smash,
Ing her skull with a hammer, Sho will
die,
for their Bummer holidays from their
reapeo0ive eohool,
Connoillor and Mre. Vanetone, of Wing.
ham, were vieiting in Brneeele on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mimeo Eva MoCraoken and Mary
Forbes, and Rob. MoOraoken were in
Wroxeter on Sunday.
Geo. and Mrs. Longmire, of Brandon,.
Mao„ were visitors with A, and Mre.
MaGnirellaet Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Carrie, en. 0f Seafortb,
is vieiting with relative's and old friends
in Brussels end locality,
lilies Hanna and Lather Bell and Mise
Peasant and Walter Hall, of Wingham,
were in town last Sunday.
Magee Vera Ainlay and Pori
Backer were holidaying with Mrs. Mo.
Intoeh, MoKillop, last week.
W. and Mre. Gillespie, of Ripley, spent
Dominion Day with Ohms. end Mre.
Ritchie, parents of the latter.
Mrs. J. A. Creighton, Princess street,
was on the eiok 1100 last week but is mash
improved now we are pleased to abate.
Dr. and Mre. Graham leave for their
Western trip on Saturday of this week,
which will likely occupy two or three
months.
Misses Fanny and Florenoe Thomson
were vieiting in Kincardine last week.
Mina Wilda Berry returned with them
for a abort Met.
Mre. Harry Rogers and daughter
Helen, of Obiongo, are visitors at Bar-
rister Sinclair's. Mre. Rogers and Mrs.
Sinclair are 0000100.
0. W. and Mre. Covens, of Trowbridge,
were viettors at the Methodist Parson-
age for a few days. Rev. T. Wesley
Oceans be their eon.
Oliver Smith, who has been attending
Owen Sound Bneinese Oollege, ie home
for his vacation. He will return in Sep.
tember to complete hie emerge.
Jae. Ballantyuoand wife, Misses Mary
Roes, Jean MoLauablin and 14Iary Rober.
ton were visitors with R. W. and Mre.
Matheson atLaoknow on Wednesday.
Robb. Beattie has taken a position in a
feruiture More in Wiarton, leaving Brae -
eels last Friday. He takes with him the
best wishes of a large nirole of friends.
Mies Jean and Phoebe Govenlook were
vioitore with their sister, Mrs. (Rev.)
Ocean, while en route from their schools
in Brace Co„ to their home at Seafortb.
Mise Mary Oliver arrived home on
Wednesday teem Thesealoo, Algoma,
where Men has been vieiting her sister,
Moe. W. A. MoEwen, daring the past
month.
Mise Maggie Boott has returned to her
position in London atter spending a few
menthe reonperating ab the home of her
sister, Mrs. P. Watson, Queen street,
Brussels.
S. T. Plum had a very sore time with
the carbuncle on hie leg during the past
week but his many friends will be glad
to bear that he is making favorable
progress although still confined to the
house.
Robs. and Mrs. Bleck, of Wroxeter,
passed through town Thursday morning
en route to Beaforth to eteend thefteneral
of the late Mre. McLennan, mother to
Daniel, Mnrdy and Alex. McLennan,
formerly of Brneeele.
Mrs. Jno, Leckie and three aODO and
Mre, D. B. Moore, of town will take ad-
vantage of Saturday's moraine' and visit
relatives in Manitoba and new Octant,
Rainy River, Winnipeg and Moosomiu
will be the ebjeotive pomt0.
Mre. Thomas Ballantyne, of Brneeele,
formerly of Blyth, received a stroke of
paralysis Thursday night, Jane 180b,.
and has since been M to precarious atata.
The left aide of her body is powerless,
Her daughter is here wafting on her.
Saturday Principal J. H. and
Mre. Cameron will leave on a holiday
tour with relatives and friends in Mani.
soba and the Northwest. They will be
absent' for a month or two. We witch
them an enjoyable trip. Mrs. Cameron
made a visit to the Great West 00 a lot.
mer 000001On,
Wednesday of this week John Currie
end family lett Bruonele for Norbbfield,
north Dakota; where blley purpose mak•
ing their home, Both Mr. and Mre.
Currie have resided fn Obis tonality from
their childhood and leave many wabm
friends behind them who will be Brea y
Vaud to hear of their 0neab0s to the
VIIOat,