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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-7-30, Page 1Vol, 32. No, 8 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO,THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1908 W. H.K.ERR, Prop, New Advertisements. Garden Party. Local—H, A, Matohetb. Nodose—John MuIntoeh, Bargains—J. Fergaeon & Co, Foods for little folks'—Jae, Fox. Clearing sale—MOKinnon &,Ue. Mid.sommer sale—H. A. Matohett, Kiistrixx et , Bela:rave. Mies Beller ie away taking her holt. date, • Mies Jennie Prooter is improving slowly. Prank Wheeler has token a change for the better, • Mre. Bob.eStonehouse was vieiting at her home in Wawanoeh last week. Mre, Riobard Stonehouee, aged 70 years, patched a quilt ()obtaining 4,092 pieces, Mies Olive Griedale, of Wingham, le vieiting her grand parents, Mr, Little. faire. Mre. W, K. Whaley and eon and her mother are away to the States to visit her deter, Mre. Thos. Wilson, Mre, Charlie Wheeler, who has been on the aids list, was vietting at her father's, Jae. Wilkinson, for a few days last week. wr•oxereet". R, Knox, of Wingham, emelt Sunday at 0. Smith's. Jno. Wendt visited hie parents in Mild. may on Sunday. Miss Mary Sanderson returned from Hamilton on Monday. Fred. Vogt and sister,. Jennie, returned to Detroit on Tuesday. Alex. McLennan, of London, is holiday. 4 ing at his nno1e'4, R. Black, Joe, Cowan is spending two weeks with friende in Lindsay and Boboaygeen. Dan. Kaako and Geo. Calder were the guests of friende in Palmereton on Sun day. Jno. Hoofer, of Sault Ste, Marie is upending hie two weeks' vaoation in the village. Gotten Thompson, of Guelph, is spend- ing hie holidays wiblt relatives in the village. Mies Jennie Gibson, of Toronto, is visiting Mre. F. V. Diakeon and other relatives. A. fresh octet of paint has been added to Jno. Bray's eters, now occupied by Obits. �7• Sanderson, Mite Jeanie Robertson left on Thursday for Port Hope, where ebe will visit Mies F. Purser. D1rs. (Dr.) W. M. B. Smola and daugb. ter left Thursday for Montreal wbere they will visit for eome time. Wroxeter oitizene were all glad to beer that Brueeele Football olub won tbe W. F. A. ehampionahip, A great many at - r° A". tended the•game. On Monday John Hamilton shipped two oarloada of o,tttle and one of hogs, R. F. Miller, of Toronto Junotion, aped] a few days with his mother, Mre. 1' Miller. D. and arra, Mabee were visited last week by Wm. and Mra. Wallaoe and Miss A. Saunders, of Toronto, Mre, Brawn ren ived a VIBib from her rieter, Mre. Smith, of 0allfornio, Iaet week. They bad not met for over twenty yearn. • A, A. Baty bee gone to Britieh Columbia, He left on Tneeday. Mre. Eety and child. will visit in the vloinity of Montreal. The following were vieitore at John Patterson's last week ;—Mre, Bareotte, Mre: Morrie and 'daughter and Mies Dongbty, Lill of Toronto. The Presbyterian ohurob will be oloeed for the next two Sabbaths, owing to the extenate° repalre and improvemente that are to take place. Rev. Mr. Hall occupied the pulpit on Sunday. Our hearty congratulations are extend• ed to Will. Downey on lite marriage to Miee Vine Harding. Will. ie woll known in the village and all unite in giving tbeir beet wiehee. Although be is ,eettliog down to the sterner milldam of life we still hope to have him out on the football ground again. Wednesday of last week the Howiok Mateo! Fire Inenranoe Co. met here, Inspector Vail war present and made his examination, expreeeiug himself well pleaeed with the reeult. The Howiok Mutual its about 80 years cld and now carries over 5ic million dollare of inearanoe. It hae a bneuoess.litse management not enjoyed by all each institutions. Crrratbroo 1c. The ant atop will soon be ready to out. Miee Kate Oawan, of Sarnia, ie vieiting her aunt, Mre. T. Calder. Roos chetah is eouob the better of the reoent attention given to it. Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. R. Mann. dere will take the aervioe iu the Methodiet abnrah. Oranbrook will be represented in goodly number at the Kinoardine Ex- °areion on Aug. 11t1) we bear. A connection of tbe Jno. Knight family,. by marriage, named John Hayman, was killed in London by failing from a build ing he wag erecting one day last week. . Don's forget the Garden Party at the lawn of the Methodist ahuroh next Dion. day evening. Brussels Band wid be io atbandanae and a fine time is counted on,. Mies Eliza A. Whitfield expecte to take a holiday trip to the West. She will visit relatives at Oarievale, N. W. T , nod other places.. We .wish ber a pleasant time. The Methodist ahuroh has undergone a number of improvemente in the matter of plastering, kaleomining, painting, frost- ing the winduwe, carpeting the ohoir platform, apholetering the pulpit and providing a new cover for the altar table, Other work in expeabed to follow before Winter eete• in, J. F 0 } ,$' RICTL.k ONE PRICE 'THE LOWEST A COOD LIST OF IA R 0 A N 8 • • —6 pieties large cheek Cashion 'Gingham, beet, 12,}u gnality, clearing pried ` 5 pieoee 86 Inas Art Muslin, worth regular 10o and 12,}o, clearing prioe f $' BO:pieces beet English Print, •ha this season's patterne, worth 120, for k 1 j) $ • —500 yards Printed Drees Modiste, good patterns and 2 aolore, regular value 1 r{•a, aton- ing prioe 10 8 1012 7 —3 pieties 17 inch Pura Linen Toweling, • regular price 9g, Spaniel at, ie yds.,, for 00. —25 pieoeeextra fine Printed Organdie Mooting, good patterns and aolote, worth regular 26 and 35o, cleating prioe —12 pieces extra heavy Print in light and dark ooiore, worth regular 14• Special pride..., —12 only White Bed Spreads, , Well worth 80o; Spots' price.. —1$ only Blank Satin Ilan. skirts, made from good quality Sateen, bright ftoieb, will weer well, full width, wide frill, worth regain $1, Special Clearing price —4 only Ladies' White Pigne Shirts,; trimmed -with colored braid; worth regular $190, Cleating price ,•'. 8 0. 8 `.. assts : y Silo Print 6 only White Waists, woth 75e• 12 It it 6 it re n er $1 00 r' 1 35 " 2 00 Okaying Prise $0 55 , r -` • 7 8 110 a, 1 50 -..FERGUSON Dry Goods and .Groceries. Miee Kate Calder, of Dominion City, Manitoba ; Biles Mary, of Pipeetoue, Man. ; Mies Celia, of Carman, Man, ; Mise Jean, of Sarnia ; and Mies Maggie, of Clinton, are home for their vaoation. They are daughters' of Mre, Thos, Calder, well kt:own in this laaality. :Tana test to W at. 'sewn Party Thnesday evening of this weak at Victoria doll, Good program. Next Sabbath evening Robert Peareon will Lake charge of the tweeters in Victoria Hall. Plane are being laid by a good many to take_in the Ilinoardino Exonrelon on Aug. 11th. It ie reported that Thos. Simpson, of Jamestown, hoe purchased a farm on the 14th non. of Howiolt, paying $4,500 for it, The antler was hire. Hays, of Gerrie. Ex Reeve end airs. Turnbull have been invited t0 44tte0d the Ayr Old Boye' Ae• eoulation to be held on Monday pf -next week, They will attend and enjoy the re•nui, n at their old time home, The farm of B. S. Stokes, adj ining this village, of. 100 aores, bas beau purchased by F. F. Wright, of this locality, for the sum of $6800. He gets pos0eesion next Marsh. Mr. Stokes will not leave the neighborhood we are pleased to clear, Rees(• vu Fargo Aootnane.—Wednesday of last ween Ralph Roland, eon of Mre. Roland, of this village, was fatally injured at Gait and died Thursday eveuiug at the hospital. Aoaident smattered at noon, while returning from the scene of the railway wreak. He was riding a wheel along a footpath skirting the river and turned off to allow two ladies going the apposite trey to pave, but evidently min• aaloalated the dietanbe between the road- way and a rook faced chasm 20 feet deep, into wbioh he rode, falling headforemost to the bottom. He was rendered ninon. eoione and on examination it was found that b. sides being injured internally, hie left a.m was broken, one rib torn away from Ow breast bone and his upper lip out in two. An operation was performed which showed that he was injured intern ally so severely that death was inevitable. 011e widowed mother,' was with him when he passed away. The remains were brongbt to Henfryn for interment the funeral taking plane on Saturday. Greet sympathy is felt for the sorrowing mother and sietora in their sodden bereavement, Deacseed was a blaukemith by rade and waeemployed -in Galt. Isiah Es 1 . Next Sabbath morning the Quarterly Sacramental service wilt be held in the lvietbodietoburah here conducted by .the paster. A large nnmbep from here saw Brae eels trounce Berlin Intermediate football team at the former plane last Friday evening. Sunday Sabool Excursion to Kinoar dine on Tuesday Aug. 1L Return fare from Ethel for adults 05 aeons ; ohildren 50 c. Train leaves Ethel at 8 05, Bens eels Band will go along and a big after- noon's sport ie being arranged. By the Attune( . Finanoial report of Ethel oirouit, Methodist altnrob, for the 'pbtt year, which bog just been issued, we learn that no lees than $1718.62 v raieed, $700 of this was -for rainier support ; $518 51 tor oounexional f, and $800.01 for oirouit paepoaes, a'! and record for the three appointments, Ebba', Union and Roe's. Bay, 0. P. Wella, B. D , is the energotio pastor and John Mc- Donald Reoording Steward. Tuesday night Jonathan Wright heard some prowler at his ohiokene and the uex6-morning found one.of them behead. ed. He bad heard an owl in the orobard no decided to put au, end to ire depre• dations. A trap was -baited with the remained the dead obioken well dosed with stryohnuine and when Wednesday morning dawned a large -oat - owl, that meseored 4 test from tip to tip, wag dis •coveredfeeling deoidely eiak,. The trap wee sprung and half of the batt devoured. An boar and a half o- mplebed the •earthly °steer of hie owlehip, Mr. Wright will Bove the owl, wbioh,ie a fine specimen, mounted. Sooaoeet'ur GARDEN PARTY—Tbarsdey evening of Inst week au enjoyable and auooeeefulGarden'Party wan held on, the. lawn at the Presbyterian chords •ander the unspiaee of the Yonng Peoples' Socha ty of the 'congregation, The evening was fine and atbendanoe large. 'Tbefollowing well rendered program was given :— O ao'e address, hairm sv, D. 13. MORae • ohorus by the chair ; recitation, Miee M McRae ; sato, Wm. Spence t recitation, Mise L. Motley ; solo, Miee V• Cardiff ; Bale, Mise T. Welsh ; reoitation, Mies N, Maunders ; solo, I. Oboe. Davie's ; solo, Mise R, Spence ; -recitation, Mtge W• MoG'nire ; solo, 11', W. Chug.' ; duet, Miea R, Spatula and Ohue.' Davide ; quartette, Messrs.. Jones, Moletuchlin, Griffin and MuLanoblio. The :Brueeele Braes Band tarnished firet.olose :mueio during .the evening, The proceeds' were $54.00; ' Wououp.l Lesearall.-On Saturday afternoon over -100 of the Indian of Lithei god vicinity , gathered in the Town mai to hear and see the speakers ?who were t0 add sathem in theintnree.% Na of the Ladles' Institute.-- The mashing opened halite banal manner by repeating the Lords Prayer. in utiieon., The Presi- dent introduced the Bret speaker, Mre. McTavish, of North Brnoe, who gave :a tine nddreea on .Why there .41100111 be Woman's Institute and why we should be members," giving its object and Gime.. Mre. MoTavisb, ie au elderly 'Sootob woman and a good free speaker, Theo Mies Murray, of the Tecbnioal $.&hoot, Toronto, gave a talk ou "Oooking" and demonetreted her work while elle tolled. Her first eubjeot wag "Eggs and their ng0s" showing the proper way to cool[ Mem. She had 2 small lamps and made an omelet aleo eggnog-wbioh was passed atoned for theiadlee to taste, Next she tock up "Salads" and made a salad dress. ing and oombibed it with beets, and potatoes andave reoipoe for other oa- binatione, Wm We noticed that the airtime always donne back empty, Next elm took up "Leftovere" and gave many nice ways of using up remnants from the last meal. The meeting wee then' oloeed, At 8 o'eloek the evening meeting opened by Mts. Oole giving a few remarks on the Ethel Institute and irtrodnuiog Mrs. Mo- Tavish. Her sobjeot was "Kindness and true Eoonomy in the Home". Her tolls was both interesting and inetraotive, Miss Slemmon then favored the audience with a fine instrumental. Miss Murray took an her fleet eubjeot ' Soupe" and made a (ample of very nice milk sews and gave reeipee for soap stroke, Joebua Attwood gave a song and Mise Murray made a Weigh rarebit but the obesee wee rather fresh for enooeeefal work. Mise Murray is a young Oanadian girl. Ws think her fair fens end and dainty nook• ing touched more than one young man's heart by some ingniriee lhat were made, for you know the old saying that "the way to a man's heart is by his stomach" and we think it is a abort road, While the orchestra gave a couple of in• etrumeubale the collection was taken op. The Sooiety added 6 new members to the roll. Meeting closed by all singing "God save the King". `The society meets the 8rd Thursday in every mouth, Wae.1ton. Dr. Frank Neal was vieiting at London and Ridgetown. Mre, Parr and eon, of Brussels, are visitors with Miss Berry Sabbath eobooi exoarsion to Kinoar. dine oo Aog. 11th. Train leaves Brue• eels at 8 17 a, m. The return fare ie only 85o for adults and 48a. for obildren, Brueosle Band will a000mpany the ex artesian and a gond time is neared. CHURCH DIRECTORY. — Walton oirouit Methodist Oharah, Rev. Alfred Andrews, pastor :—Providence—Preaobing at 10 30 a, m. every Sabbath ; Olen meeting atter. Bethel—Preaching at 1 p, m, ; Sunday School at 2 16 ; Class Meeting atter S• S. Walton—Sondav Sabool at 2 o'olook ; Preaching al 3.15 ; Claes Meeting after preaching aervioe. Prayer Meetings—Toesdny et 7 p. m, at Provi. dense ; Wednesday as 7 p. m, at Bethel ; Thursday at 7 p. m, at Walton. In oonneation with the Qaarterly . woe - reunion nervines Rev. I. B. Wellwio, • B. A„ of Seaforth, will preaoh on Tbureday of next week at 2 and 7,30 p. m. ; Rev, R. Paul will 000apy the pulpit at the same hour on Friday and tbe pastor will preach on Saturday afternoon and even- ing. Public aervioe oommenoee Sabbath morning Aug, 9th, at 10 BO and after a sermon by Rev. Mr. Andrews the sacra• meat will be admiatered. In the evening service will be held at Providence. • CONDOLENCE.—The following is a copy of a resolution forwarded to Mre. L. Ma. Douald and family from East Huron Liberal Aeeooiation :— Dear Mrs, McDonald,— We desire, on behalf of the Liberal An. sedation of the East Riding of Huron, of 4vbioh your late hneband has for many years been an honored member, to con- vey t0 you, andto the members of your family, our sympathy with you in the Ian that o have sustained th t . se u veinthe h Y of Mr, McDonald. There are times when human (Sympathy fails to heal the wound that hag been made, we feel that all we can hope for in, extending to you the heartfelt sympathy of every Liberal who knew Mr. MoDonald, ie tbat by, eo doing we may in some measure alleviate - the grief, that naturally Rowe- from the severing of those human flee that bind en honored and loved father and husband to the members of - hie honeeholds We trust that Time, God's great healer, will aoothe and finally remove the present pain and leave to each of you only the oherisbed memory of a loved one, wbo filling well the place in lite in wbioh the Great Master planed him hag by eo doing given to you one and all the rich legacy of a life of unswerving integrity, warmed by Divine love and overflowing in quiet but loving oohs to those who had the privilege and honor of palling hlih friend, father or husband. Signed on behalf of theAeeooiation by R. N. Duvet President W. M. BINOLAIR, Pia Preeldsnt W. H. Enna, Secretary. Blue vale. Mre. William Gardiner, of Goderieb, ie visiting here, Geo, Altobreleeon,alivee of Rlpley, spent Sun- day wltb his parents here. Archie MoDonald, of Molesworth, wag visitiug here this week. Ming Ethel King, of Wingbam, in visit. ing her aunt, Mre, Geo; McDonald, Mies Lille, ',doter, of Morrie, has been visiting ber sunt, Mrs. F. B. Soott. Mre. Oonery and ahildren,af Wingham, were vieiting Mise Hood this week. Geo, and Mrs, MODoneld and , Master Cameron were visiting at Molesworth. Miss Meggio McLean of ,in bare lien been vieiting her alma Mre J. John.. 6 . don. Mrs, Walker and Miss Emmo Walker, of London, were vieiting Mre, Daniel Lewis. Mre, Graham and daughter; Marion, of Manitoba, have been visiting Mre. John Burgeee. A epeoial meeting of the Womens' Ira ebitut° was bald in ate- Foreeterst Hall, last Monde afternoon and evenin `. a. y g E-0o14eION no Ituromonia,—The annual Solidity, Dolled Excursion to Lake Huron will be run on Tneedvy, Ag. 11,to Kin oardine. Special train Wilt 'leave Blue. vale at 8. 80 a. m, and returning will any "tool, toot," to Kincardine et 6. 80. Be. turn fade from Blaevale for adobe ie 80 oente and 40 ciente for obildren. Brue. seta Band will be along and at Khmer. dine Foot Ball, Bee Ball, howling, 'Pen1 gltmoe for obildren, and a Flag Drill will be on the program for the entertain• went of•thd exoareioniste. • (intended toe last \venial Mien Mabel Oliver was in Bruenelas Mrs, Stowe, of Goderiob, ie visiting relatives here, Rev. W.J. Went was in Toronto thie week on bueineee. Miee Nellie Biokle, of Hamilton, bas been vieiting horn, MINS! Molalwen is vieiting her sister, Mre. Robert Molahereon, • Wee Nellie Beattie, of Seaforth, has been visiting relatives here, Mies Fanny Paterson, of Wingham, was vieiting relatives hero. Mies Mabel Giver was vieiting Mise Florence Park at Wingham, Mr. and Mre. Scott, 01 Teeewater, were visiting itt A. Paterson's Albert Denman, of Monet Forest spent a day or two at his home here. Mies MoLood, of London', is, visiting her cousin, Miss Laura Ralpb. Peroy Paterson and Mre, iluffman, of Molesworth, were vieiting here. Mre, Henderson has returned from a visit with relatives at Boekton. McKenzie Messer, of Chatham, hoe been holidaying at hie home here. Mrs. M. It. Elliott and obildren of Wingham, were vieiting Mrs. Mason last week. W. and Mrs. Linkleter and children, of Lower liliugham, were visiting Mre. Andereon. Misses Ieebel and Bertha Sanderson and Mrs. Griffith, of Toronto, are hall. deying bare. Mise Annie McIntosh, of Molesworth, is vieiting her grandparents, Thomas and Mrs, Coulter. Miee Lillian Rogers, of FordwieD, has been renewing old aoquaiotanoeain Blue vale add vicinity. Minere Maggie MoDonagb and Mary Belle Miller, of Wingham, are vieiting Mies Aggie Herbert. A Garden Party under the auspices of the Methodist ohurob was bold on John Weeman's lawn an Wednesday evening. Mies Maty Collie and Meg. Jame° Stewart were vieiting their sister Mre, (Dr.) Snider, at Lake Odessa, Michigan, Mre. Jumse Stewart and obildren of Rosenfield, Manitoba, have returned home after baying spent. some time visitiog relatives here, (Wr(0.5 - Mr. Moak, of Montreal, is a visitor et Trneman Smith's. The Humiliate are getting their marshiness ready for operation, Jno. Petah, of Morris, Sundayed with friende On the 14th con. Jerry Curtis, teaoher, ie vieiting at James Elliott's 8031 line, Miee Agnea Cor000han, of Seaforth, wee bare vieiting her brothers. John Buttrey hae been very ill with aetbma but is improving slowly. Miee McMillan, of Seatortb, spent a few days last week visiting Mre. 0. H. Love. Raspberries are a plentiful orop and the number of piokere is neither few nor far between, Tbie week J. M. Robertson, a former Greyite, wee calling on old acquaintances. He is teaching iu Middlesex County. Mrs. Joseph Laird and on Lindsay, of Berlin, and Mra. Robe. Hays, of Look. now, are vieitore with 0, Bozell and family. Service at R••e'e and Union obnrebes will be witbdrawn next Sabbath owing to the quarterly oommunion at Ethel on that day. Cate will be ready to out next week in a number of planes even if some have not their bay ell in yet. - Harvest will be over early. A Page wire fsnoe has been pat up at 0. Hutchinson's, 6th line. Frank Collins, of the same line, hae poste in for the game' olann of fenoe to oorrtplete the fencing of the front of hie Gart' and lane. Mien Maggie Bezel' and Earl Watson, of Detroit, were visitor° at Chas, Rozell'n; 10th eon., for a visit of two weeks. They left on Monday for Atwood where they will continue their holiday before etartiog homeward. - D. L. Tbomeon, of Toronto,is at pree• ent vieiting his aieter, Mrs, William Baia trey. Mr. Thomson has lately undergone an operation, in the Toronto Geaerai Hospital and le here for health as well an pleasure. He ie a000mpanied by hie sou Lorne. Last week Miss D. M., daughter ,ot ;TohoCardiff, Otto con , arrived home' from Obioage, where the hae epent the past 2 yearn, -Mise Cardiff went Weet 4 years ago and was a resident of Minae. sots, and Manitoba for acouple of years. She is heartily welcomed by a large circle of friends in her visit for a month or so,: Misses Florenoe and Elizabeth Cook, of Oaldioott, Monmouthshire, England, or. rived bare Int Monday, baying creased the Atlantic a on the fine Allan steamship la b men p "Tnbieian." The young ladle° are grand daugbtere of Abram and Dire. Oook, 8rd non, This ie their first visit. to tbe American continent to which we bid them welcome. Pal orrlr:. Berrypioking 14 Lha order of the day, Morrie Council will meet on Monday of next week. The rnetees are repairing an ire Z e t d rev p g p. ing tbe Stone gahool. Mies Lulu Davis in home for a visit with her parents, 5th Zine. • The new brink residence of Onlvin Campbell, Bed line, will soon be templet. ed. Mre. J. Milton Coetord, of Swan River, Manitoba, visited at Wm. Iabietor's this Week. L Kingswood, -grocer of Ingersoll, was Visiting at jag. Sharp's daring the past week.' Meg. W. Barbey, of Seaford';; wan here fbt a week" enjoying a visit with old Mende, The boys and girls ere talking up the Exoureion to Kineard'ine on Tnesdpy,, Anfnet llth,. • S. and Mee, MoOall and baby, of Tor. onto, were holidaying under the parental toot -tree for week. Mre, W. 0, Wilton, Mine Wilson and Mre, S. Love left Mite week for their new home in the N.W.T, May moms attend them ie the wish of many, Out oongrotalatious ars extended to J 0, and Mrs. Duncan, of Golden Plaine, B. 0., in the arrival of a eon, Tbs happy fatber 18 0. eon of dame Duncan! 4th 80 knee of Pail wheat wag out on Jae, Shuttle's tarts', kth line, in 2 days, ' On Thursday and Pride), afternoons he ant 10 acme on ends day, a good record' not often etinalled and very &Mabee beaten, Pater Caution is home from as enjoy able trip to the West. W. 13. Me0utobeon, 8th line; has been bothered with blood poisoning but we trope he will soon be all right. Barrieter M, McFadden, of the "Soo,' was vieiting hie aieter, Mre. David Walker, Oth line, He was a former reel. dent of this Iooality. We are sorry to hear that Alex, Mo Call',, hralbb is anything but good but his many friende hope a change for the butter will soon ensue. Hire, Petah is renewing old friendships in this locality but intends returning to Manitoba with boueebold outfit an Mr. Patch is building a new residence. Mies Nina J. Iebisber, teaober in No. 7 Morrie, eenb 6 pupils ap to the recent Entrance exam. They all were amen fel and 3 out of the 5 obtained bonore. The following were welcome visitors at the residence of jam and Hire, Mooney, btb line:—Mrs. Wm. 0. Stratton and daughter, Of Ohio, U. S. and Mre, Clark and son from Ohioego. The 50 sore farm, Weet a lot 14, non. 5, tae been parohaaed by Jno. T. Mo.I Anter, who sold bin farm property at Modem, N. W. T., last Spring, Mr. Mo. Anter will build a house on the term and make his home there- Nita. MoArter is a daagbter of Thomas Miller, of the adjoining farm. The amputation of a portion of Jae. Ruesell'e finger was rendered neoeseery by damage done by a rope attsobed to an animal be was leading getting wonnd li r000d it and when the beast started to run he was jerked off his feet. Fortunate- ly the rope broke or the linger would have been pulled off if not words damages entailed. This weak the 100 acre farm belonging to J. Roes Stnbbe, North ball lob 20, non. 9, was sold to Thomas McCall, of Wawa. nosh, for 54,800. Possession will be given on Mareb let. Mr. Stubbs bas owned the farm for 9 years and hae improved it ooneiderably. He owoe a } eeotioo near New Hope, Assn., N, W. P., land taken ap by hie deceased brother, team, and Mr, Stubbs may go out West for a time. We bops be will decide to remain in this locality, however, an we wculd be sorry to lose the Stubbs family. F. S. Scott, of Brenda, made the gale. Last Sobbatb morniug Samuel Walker, 6th line, bad a close call from an attack by a bull in his bernvard. The animal bad butted Mr. Walker over and bad 11 not been that the animal was de - housed it would have made abort work of its owner. Mr. Walker's daughter for. tnnately beard her tether oall and set the dog upon the bull and drove him off. The damage done was fortunately nob very serious altbough Mr. Walker was considerably brbieed andwas gore par. tioulariy about one side and hang. Pe:,pleoanoot be too oaatione about the handling of these bovines. People We Talk About. ;no. F. Modrne, of Toronto, is in town, W. H. Stewart was at Stonffville on Tneeday. Mrs. Hoye, of Luokuow, was visiting Brunets friende. Walter Lowry, wee a visitor at Port Huron and Sarnia. Jog Habkirk was vieiting his mother and sisters in town, Mre. F. Hogg, of Wingham, was visit. ing iu town last week. Mies Jean MaLeuoblin ie rnetioating at Clinton and Goderioh. Mre. E. 0. Lowry will visit her eon, 13. A., at Sault Ste. Marie. Miee Ella Funeton is holidaying with friende near Kincardine. Will. Zillisx, of Lietowel, visited in town duringact week e Councillr th Pietro was laid up Inc a few days this weekfrom cold oontraoted'in hie bank. Tom Friendship, of Tegswater, is eo. joarning in Brunetti for a portion of hie vaoation.., C. snd Mre, Ritohie and Mies Bewley were vieiting with friends at Ripley and Klneardine. Alt, Denny is holidaying here with bis mother and old friende. His home is in Buffalo, N. Y. • Miss Bessie Beattie is bank trona a holiday with friends at Seatortb, Mansell, Olinton•and other pointe. We are sorry to hear that Mre. Watson Ainley is on the sick list bub we hope she will Boon be oonvalesnent. Gag. MaLauobliu, who has been in New York, is holidaying in Brunetti and Wingham. He'e a baobolor yet. Will,f the Standard Bank J.Stewart Brantford, is here for a portion of his holidays. His work evidentlyagreee with him, A. Somers bag been bothered with Toneilitis tbie weelt and wag off Work at the -Salt Werke; He,does not take many boliduye, General Manager Wageniet, of the Ontario anted Inenranoe Co,, Waterloo, wee in town Monday' and Tuesday and gave Tax Pon a oall. He is of shrewd business man. Mise G.taoe Diakeon', of Goderiok ; M, Scott,. of Molitllop; and T.Ioglie, of. 0layeville, Peon„ were oaliere•on friende in Brussels this week, - - Frank, Ciarenoe and Wesley Ham, of Luolenow, were holidayipg in Brueeele for slew days last week. t:,; Mre.. H. Matheson and ohildren, of Toledo, are. vieitore with Mre. A. Lamo nt, of Brunelle, and retaltivee inGrey town ship., Mrs. Matheson was a Miss Small. don, formerly of Grey, Mre. Ballantyne, Mill street, whet was go dangerously ill for some weeks, le obn• eiderably improved in health and in able to be up and about the hobse. Ws hope she will soon be fully restored. ' J. and Mts. Gooier and daughter $(tie, of Aaborn, were visitors' with d. and Mre. Cunningham, Alexander street. The ladiee art sisters. Miee Orilla Cunning. ham returned with them for a visit at Auburn. Cleve, Allis', eon of Rev. S. J, Allis', of London, formerly of Brussels, goes to Red Deer, N. W. T., where he takes a potitio,' as teaoher in the Indian /mtgs. trial Sallee!. We will be pleased to hear of him ebooeeding well. Mrs, D. C. Ross and Miee Dorie were visitors in Wingham this week. Miss Mary MoNaughton has returned from a week's Shift eb Weetfiale. Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne and Master Jaok are vieiting relatives in Motor,. Mre, Hay, of Fullerton, Dskots, was vieiting tare. IT. Ballantyne, town. Mrs. MoArthur, of Gorman, Manitoba, woe a visitor in Bruesele lest week. Thos. Rose, of Oheeloy, ie enjoying a holidaying with Brussels relatives, Miee Annie Beattie, of Toronto, is holidaying with relatives in Brnseele, Mise Hazel Lowry, le malting a visit with Miee Annie Bartliff, of Clinton. Mrs, W. W, Harris and children are away to Rothsay for a few weeke' outing. Mre. Martyrs Farrow and children, of Calgary, N. W. T., are visiting at Post - meter Farrows, Misses Jennie Habkirk and Attie Ben. nett spent a day with Mre. R. W. Matheeon, of Lnaknow. J. F. Kerney baa been off duty analog the pest week but is ratber better at time of writing and will soon be o. le, TEE PoeT hopes. Harry and Miee Julie Bartliff, of Olin. ton, were here for the Foot ball match last Friday. The latter is holidaying with old friende. Will. Ainlay, son of Wm. Ainlay, fa engaged daring the boliday in ooaneotiou with the upholstering department of the Brosdfoot furniture store at Listowel. F, H, Gray, Manager of Brueeele Branch of the Standard Book, is enjoy. ing Huron's breezes at Bayfield, where Dire. Gray and children are holidaying. Charles Rittfg, of Saginaw, Mioh„ wan a visitor with W. and Mrs. Martin, Flora etreet. ale is a cousin to the latter, Mr. Rittfg also called on friends at Elmwood, Ont. Mies Aline Bone has gone to Toronto on a visit. She was accompanied by Olifford and Gerry Clark, nephew and niece, who were vieiting here for few weeks. Mies Mabel and Master Willie Taylor are vieiting Geo. and Mrs. Crooke, Queen street, and will extend tbeir visit to Weenie in Blyth, Belgrave, Wingham and Lnoknow, T. A. Reid, Principal of the Publics school at Owen Sound, was renewing old friendships in Brussels. He wee a former pedagogue at Browntown, Morrie township, and hae promoted in good style. Dr. J. H. MoNaaghbon, of Pen Fan, N. Y., took a run over to Brueeele this week to visit relatives and call on old friende. He wee well pleased at the euacese of Brussels footballere as be used to be one of tbe old originals on the kinking line. Frank Stratton is home from the "Soo" whither he went owing to the serione aeoideot to his brother. Frank reports the patient making favorable progress al. though he has no recollection of the accident. A piece of the skull that wan broken was removed. W. J, and Mrs. Gilroy, of Mount Forest, were visiting their eon, Fred, 3„ of the Metropolitan Bank, Broasele, for a few days. Mr. and Mre, Gilroy were on a driving tour and left here for St. Marge, Ingersoll, Avon and other points, on Monday morning. - Dire. A. Morrison, of Port Austin, Michigan, and her grandson, Howard Nelson, are, visitors with relatives and friende in Brussels and Grey. Mre. Morrison is a sister to Mre. Hannah Ballantyne, of town, and daughter of Jno. Roddick, 14th eon., Grey Teddy and Bobby Haokbarn, of Tor- onto, who holidayed at Thos. Moore's for a couple of months while their parents were away to England, Scotland and France, left for the Queen oily last week. Their mother, who was a Mise Habkirk, formerly of this locality, cams after them. - W. D. and Mre. Hill and obildren, of Oranbrook, B. 0., were welcome visitors ab Jno. Hill's, Queen street, lest week. Mr. Hill was in Ontario on a business trip oombined with .pleaenre. He, gave Brussels Woolen factory an order for a shipment of gray blankets for the Weet which we hope will only' be the forerun. net of larger ehipmente aa the Hill Bros., do a large trade. The home of Mr. Hill is not very remote from the scene of the recent disaster at Frank. The railway now passes over the buried town, Summer School. A Summer School for teachers, under the control of the Ontario Government, was opened in London on the 0th inst., and the closing exerofeea were held on the 20th toot, Last year a session wee held in Toronto. The attendant's .this year was eighty.four. The subjects taught were Nature Study, Drawing, Mauaal Training and Houma, bold Boienoe, In addition to the leotnres severe! phase. ant tripe for Nature Study and eketohiag were made to interesting pointe On the Thames, Spbingbank, Port Stanley and other plains. Them were under the leadership of Principal Dearness, M,' A., and Mr. Davidson, Maeter of Drawing and expressive art, a000mpanied by the other teaobere. The following are opinions expressed by the students •—"I am glad I mime" ; "It is a growing time for me" ; ."If I got only the lectures on Astronomy I ohonld be eatidfled". ; "The Mannel Training is what I like" ; "0 I yon.ehontd be in Miss Batahart'e olaeees io Household Soienbe," eta. The Free Press of July lith gays :— "From shortly afbor eight in bbd mgruing until' five in the afternoon, Saturdays inoluded, the Normal School is a busy plane these (lava. School boards having on their staff men and women who will give up their holidays, iniSr trill/801g and boarding °apeeasee and apply them. selves energetically through these .bot days to professional improvement, should show in Boma eubstaneial way their ap. predation of than kind of devotionto duty," The teachers from Huron (loamy are —'Mieeee E. Psrlee, Collegiate Institute, Goderieb ; A, I3. Coneitt, Hill's Green ; to A. $hannon, Ethel ; and M. Camp- bell, Oranbrook ; and W. IX. Johnston, lappet). This is a good allowing for bur County,