HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-10-22, Page 1Vol. 32. No, 13
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1903
New Advertisements.
Money -H, A. Matahett,
I:iarness-I. 0. Richards.
Pigs for Bale -Geo, Robb.
Stove for Bale -3, Latakia.
Wall papere-F. R. Smith.
Piga tor sale -Jae. Shedder).
Pocket book loet-THE POST.
Auction axle -E T. Greeneidee,
Nokioe to oreditora-G. F. Blair.
Teaoher wanted -Alex. Stewart.
Auction sale-Mre. L. McDonald,
Live turkeys -J. B. MoLanohlin.
Adminietrabor'e Bale -G. F. Blair.
Teacher wanted -Alex. Buchanan.
More New Mantles -McKinnon & 00,
Farmers' credit sales -Standard Bank.
M Cstr'x,Ct etas,
McKillop.
DEATH Or MRs. MaCemmet.-Early
Wednesday morning of last week, Mrs.
Dunoan McCallum passed to the ellent
majority, aged 47 years and 7 months.
The deoeaeed'a maiden name was
Jessie McPhee, of Grey township. After
her marriage with her now bereft hue -
band, about twenty yeare ago, they
settled on the 14thoonaeeeionof MoKiIlop,
where they continned to reside until
about six yeare ago, when they moved
into Seaforth. Mre. MoOalium had
been in poor health for fifteen or sixteen
years, and of late years ber trouble
developed into gangrene, and it banana
neoeeeary for her to have eoveral of her
fingers amputated ae well no both feet.
The last operation waa performed about
two menthe ago, when one of her feet
Lige Turkeys
The undereigned offers 8 cents per
pound, and the rise of market, for any
quantity of live turkeys between now and
the time of shipment, about the end of
November. Delivery at Brume's.
Highest prioee will also be paid for
Live Ohiokens, Docks, Fowl and Geese.
The latter either alive or dry plunked.
For further partionlare enquire of
J. B. McLAUCHLIN,
15-4 BRUSSELS.
was removed. After the operation she
eeemed to improve for a time, but about
two weeks ego ebe took a torn for the
worse, and since that time she hoe been
in amore or lees precarious condition,
eutil death ended her °offerings on Wed•
needay morning. The deoeaeed leaves a
husband, but no children. The sincerest
sympathy of all will be extended to Me.
Mote him. The funeral tools place Fri.
day morning, the service being at halt
peat eleven, and the funeral left halt an
hour later for the plaoe of interment in
the Brueeele cemetery.
I3onfrvu.
Miee Jennie Bawtinheimer wae the
guest of Miao Nellie Gaynor.
J. Longewey intend° leaving for Wie.
ammo. We wish you look Joe.
Mre. S. Wright entertained a few in-
timate friends last week and all report a
pleasant time.
J. and Mre Mnrr, Miee Wolfe, 3.
Roche and H. Muer spent Sunday at
Henry Fogel's.
amine fetowit .
Walter Innes, who has been on the
eiult list, ie about himeelf onoo more,
Mre. Anson Shaw and eon, Alex, were
away for a holiday visit with relatives
and friends at Lietowel, Palmerston and
Moorefield.
Last Saturday Wm., son of George
Jobnaton, was caught by the line ae he
was hitching up a horse and thrown
baokwarde over a pig trough. Hie back
was injured bah we hope he will S000 be
ire well as ever.
Stratford Beaeon Saye :-Mee, George
Smith and Master T. B. Wilson, her
grandson, both of Jameetowo, twenty of
Huron, a000mpanied by Miee Stokes of
Morrie township in the same ooanty, paid
a pleasant visit to Mre. Kernaghan 01 Er -
la street, last week,
otl rich.
<ai e
()HUSHED t0 DEATH
.-A 'Mocking axial..
dent occurred here about 4 o'clock Iooday
h elevatorthe eri h
afternoon at the of to God a
Elevator & Transit 0o., whereby Engin.
ser Fred. Love, Superintendent of the
elevator, was instantly killed. The
steamship Newmoont was unloading a
oargo of wheat at the time and the steam
shovels were in nee. It nppeare one of
the ropes regnlating the ebovele wire
lying sleek between the elevator and the
vessel, and Mr. Love must have stepped
across it when the rope soddenly became
taut and threw the unfortunate mac lap
between n pair of drama on wbioh the
ropes are wound. Though a number of
persona were around at the time, no one
appears to have witnessed the aaaident,
though two or three men are said to have
Been bie lege and heard a Round ae he
Strachan'
tylish.
uitings
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are again taking the lead because they are the correct
thing and prices are tight. We have such a large range
to choose from that we cannot tell you about all of them,
So will mention only a few specials.
-One of the ewelleet things are the Motiaire with Bonale effeote.
-The Tweeds and Hopeaokinge (baeket weave) make very stylish suite,
-Our Venetians, Cheviots, Broadcloths and Zibelines are extra value.
THE TRIMMINGS
this season are more elaborate than ever and our stook le well assorted.
Drop Ornaments, Silk Braids, Sequin and Appliques are in great de.
mond and range in price from 6o up to $1.25.
FOR WAISTS
we have Frenoh Flannels, Bedford Gorda, Finettelainee, Faooy Velvets
and Silks.
Our Ready-made Skirts are Great Sellers
We have them in Proles, Oheviot, Broadcloth, Tweed and Zibeline,
trimmed with Stitching, Buttons, Braid and Drop Ornaments.
3 Specials
-Our 26a and 50o Ladies' Vesta are positively the greatest
value we have ever shown and that ie saying a good deal.
-OUR $1,00 KID GLOVES are the best value that can be
found anywhere at the price,
-OUR HOSIERY -Well they are ALL Specials, both in
Plain and Ribbed. For a medium weight try a pair of
our 256 Oaehmere.
THE DESIGNER
has been reduced in prioe from 611.00 to 80o. Ile styles are not the
extremes. They are the latest dictates of Fashion adapted to sensible
Women everywhere.
f 'We keep the Standard Patterns in stools,
Everything Chea
No Fancy Prices. Ever y p.
A. STRA
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paeeed between the drums, Mr. Love's
eltull was severely oruehed and hie left
leg was broken, evidently where the rope
°aught him. Mr. Love was a middle
aged man, married and bed four children,
the youngest about five or eix years of
age. Though there is no doubt but that
Mr. Lavoie death was entirely accidental,
Oa] inquest was held Monday evening
by Coroner Dr, Holmes. Deceased was
a member of the Independent Order of
Forests, the Bone of Boatload and the
Woodmen of the World, and parried
insurance of $5000 in above societies.
VVrnxeCGer .
Mist Elda Barlewood visited Herrieton
friends last week.
Norman Harris returned from Mani-
toba Friday night.
John Brawn of Tavietook, visited at
hie home here last week.
Roy Smythe, of Detroit, wae it visitor
in the village on Saturday.
Mies Stewart, of Wingham, spent
Thursday with her 'Miter, Mre, G. Harris.
Oliver Smith has returned from the
West, and is the guest of hie parents on
Ann street.
Miee Gay, of Toronto, was the guest of
Mre, T. G. Hemphill for oevoral days of
last week,
A, meeting of the shareholders; of the
Seale Co. wait hold in the Town Hall
Wedaeeday night.
Waldo Hastings, of Barrieton, was the
guest of hie sister; Mrs, R. 3. Rana, on
Thankegiving Day.
Mr. and Mre. Wallaoe returned to Tor.
onto on Monday having spent tba holiday
with Dr. and hire. Brawn.
Rev, Mr, Shore, of Cargill. will preach
the Harvest Thankegiving sermon in the
Anglioiau ohuroh next Sunday.
Harry Town is still iu a very oribioal
condition although stronger hopes are
now entertained for hie recovery.
Mies Jean Davidson left for St. George
on Monday where ebe hae accepted a
ptoeition as Resistant
in a general 'Acre
re
Owing to the very disagreeable weather
the meeting of the Upper Oanada Tract
SocietyEpiscopal church
i Id in the E
P P
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Friday evening in was not well attended.
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The meeting was well addressed by Rev.
Dr. Moffat, of Toronto. The former
officers were re-elected Press., Dr. W.
Smote ; eeo.•treae., Robt. Blaok.
Cl ra•1s. bro WK.
alias Lizzie McKay woe home from
the Model School for Thankegiving.
500 porde of eel wood wanted, at the
Oraubrnolt Lime Kiln. Highest prioe
paid, V. GRAMS, Oranbroole. 14 8
Rev. Alfred Andrews, of Walton, will
preach a Missionary hi Centenary ser
mon in the Methodiet ohuroh here next
Sabbath afternoon.
John and Mre. Hillier, of "Bellview
Place," Goderioh, and Joseph and Mre.
Coombee, of Jamestown, were vieitora
with A. and Mre. McDonald, Oranbrook.
()ARD or TnANxe,-We wiab to thank
the many kind friends and neighbors for
their kirtdneee and sympathy
he in our time
of trouble, not forgetting the teachers
pnp'Is of the Public school.
J. AND Mee. LONG AND PAWL'S.
Rev. J. 0. Carry, formerly of (bie
locality, who recently assumed charge of
the First Baptist Charoh ab Westbrook,
Minnesota, leaned the following cord to
the congregation :-Dent BRETHOEN,-I
am glad in heart today, ae I assume the
pastoral care of the ahuroh, wbioh has
been cordial toward me, and which has
honored me with a unanimous call. In
the name of Him "whose' am and whom
I serve" I humbly aooept the reeponaibil-
ity, and in dienbarge of it will ooneider
no effort too great, no task too tedious,
and no labor irksome wbioh shall tend to
the npbailding of the churob,the edifica-
tion of the membership and the glory of
our common Lord. Sincerely,
J. 0. OmRnT.
10Ct1el.
The Oonoert on the evening of Thanks.
giving Day did not attract a crowded
house.
A wedding in on hand here for Nov.
llth so report hae it, Bride and groom
both well known.
Miee Ida 0010 hae arrived home from
ber 3 menthe' trip in the West looking
much better for her visit,
Mee. Cole's mother, Mre, John Wil•
liame, intends going to her home in Sault
Ste, Marie, Mich , this week.
Thursday afternoon of last week Rev.
R. Paul, of Braeeels, preached a Thanke-
giving sermon in the Presbyterian ohuroh
here.
Sugar beet lifting hae been furnishing
employment for a number of the farmers
In this eeotion. The returns are likely
to be very eatiefnatory.
There ie considerable chat over the
reported coming of the 0. P. R. through
this way from Guelph to Goderioh and
the surveyors ore eapeoted along shortly.
The Ethel Lidfee' Institute will meet
at the home of Mre, John Eultmier on
Thursday of this week on account of
Thankegiving, Subjeot "Apples and
their twee and piokling".
The Highgate Monitor Bays of a well
known Etbetite:-Miee R. Bpeuoe, of
Dthnl, who has been vteitiug ber eonein,
E. Maginu, for it days sang morning
and eveuiog in the Methodist ohuroh and
delighted a large audience at each service
with her sweet, Meer soprano mime.
Dom MaDONALD PAYS NATURE'S Dawe,
-Last Monday David McDonald, a
former well known resident of Ethel and
12th con. al Elms, parsed over to the
groat majority, aged 86 years and 2
moettbe. Mrs. McDonald died on July
20th 1888. For the past 3 years Mr.
IM1oDonald made hie home with bie son.
ie.law, Wm. Habltirk, Teeewater, from
whence the funeral took plane Thnreday
mrniug of this wrest to Elma Centre
cemetery where Mrs. McDonald was
buried. Deceased wag a native of Soot.
land and shortly after coming to Canada
looated in Elms). He woo a reeidenb of
Ethel for 6 or 7 years. Three eons,
Donald, of 13. 0. ; John, of Nebraska ;
and David, of Wiartott bud fcnr dough.
Mre,
aIo N,X.'M .
Mrs. nr Buff
tors, M s. J Y
Mitohell, MoKillop ; Mrs. Fox, of Ne.
hooka ; and Mre. Habkii it, of Teeewater,
survive, Although Mr, Mabonald was
ooly bedfast for a week he had been quite
poorly for the past year which waa not
to be wondered at aoneidering hie age,
He held adherence to the Presbyterian
church and dearly loved anything that
had to do with the land of his birth.
Several from this neighborhood attended
the funeral.
M wort*.
r1161.
Rawl) Wheeler is on the eiok Het.
Township Council met last Monday.
Wm ;Jordan ie ditching on the 8th line.
Miee Lettle Cook ie ill at her home,
6th line.
Taking up marigolds, and pinking apples
ie the order of the day et preeent,
Roes Stubbs' aaobion Bole takes plow)
on Friday alternoou of this week.
Nearly everybody is taking up man.
golds and the weather is fine for the job.
Rev. S. Swann, of Blnevale, preached
very uooeptably at Sanehinelast Sunday.
Mrs, Wm. Fergaeon, 5th line, is becom-
ing quite an expert in the manipulation of
her wheel.
The old Minekimmine buildinge will
soon be no more ae Jur. Bell is moving
them away.
E Pease was threshing on 6th last
week. He intends having a self feeder
in few days.
The 0. P. R. surveying party has been
working aoraee the Southerly portion of
this township.
N. Platt has moved from Belgrave to
the Wilson farm, 5th line, now owned by
Alfred J. Lowry.
Miee Addison, of Goderioh, was a
vieitor with Miee Souoh, 3rd line, for the
Thankegiving holiday.
A. Taylor is improving the interior of
hie reeidenoe. That be right Andy, first
the cage then the bird.
Apple pulling is one of the jobs now
and the pries is so low it hardly pays to
etop plowing to pull them.
At the speeding events at Brunette on
t orae
ere b
Thanksgiving da y Thos. Opal
"Neighbor Bill " took 2nd place.
Thomas Mo i hie and wife of Holton
visiting County, who had been v g in this
locality, t
Wednesday of
it returned home on w Y
y. nod
last week,
George Brewer, who was vieiting at
Seaforth, hae returned and is now so.
jooroiag with his daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Wilkinson, 4th line. His general health
is good.
Wednesday of this week John Budd
and (amity, well known and worthy
residents of the 3rd line, moved to Brue-
eele where they pnrpoee making their
home. Their old neighbors wish them
many happy years.
HEADS THE LreT.-Thneli Bros. and
their employees, Wm. Kellington and
W. D. McLean, attended the Blyth Fall
Fair, and the farmers of the 6th con.
think that the day's outing did them
good, ooneidering the work they have
been doing since. Oa Toeeday of last
week they threshed for W. H. MoOutoh-
eon and have expressed the opinion that
they did not thresh ae good all-round
grain this Beeson ae there, The amount
threshed showed a heavier yield and bet-
ter quality of grain than what they met
with at any farmer's (bie Beaton.
VV sal ton.
We are glad to hear that George Dan.
doe is improving nicely in health.
Rev. Mr. Andrews was at Londeeboro'
Sabbath week preaching anniversary
services in the Methodist ohurob there.
An auction eale of cattle, &a., be
announced by Mre. L. McDonald, Walton,
to take plaoe on Monday afternoon of
next weak, 26th inst., at 1 o'clock.
Next Sabbath Rev. T. W. Owens, of
Brueeele, will preach bi-Oentenary Mie-
eionary sermons in the Methodist
churches on Walton oirouit. Rev. Mr.
Andrewe will preach at Brussels,
The members of the Christian En-
deavor of Duff's ohuroh are going to hold
monthly evening's of amusement and
literary benefit. The first of these was
on Friday evening of last week and was
devoted to the reading of the 20th Century.
Magazine, whioh ie composed of articles
written by the members.
J. Hamilton and wife left this week for
Indian Head where Mr. Hamiltod ie
going into the furniture business. Jae.
MoDooald accompanied Mr. Hamilton's
oar. The latter intends making hie
home at Griswold. May euoaeee attend
them. Mre. McDonald ie visiting at
Brussels and will spend some time at the
parental home at Clinton before going
Wes
Ant.nneee AND PnESENTATYON.-0n MOO.
day evening of last week the members ot
L. 0. L. No, 262, Walton, and a number
of friends assembled at the reeidenoe of
George Hamilton, who ie removing with
hie family to Indian Head, N. W. T., to
epend a farewell evening with them, and
bid them God•epeed in a fitting manner.
Mr. Hamilton has been a member of
this lodge for several years, and the feel.
ing of the brethren for him and hie family,
took expression early in the evening,
when Mr. and Mre. Hamilton and their
little ohild were tendered an address and
werejgiven, respectively, a wateh guard
and charm, a bracelet and locket, and a
necklace and locket, all of gold, wbioh
were presented at the appropriate time by
Duncan Jobnaton, W. M., and Theo,
Oakley, Treas., on behalf of the brethren,
The addreee, which was read by the Rec.
Sea„ was as follows 1 -
To llfo'. and lib's, George Hamilton:
We, the officers and members of L. 0,
L. No, 252, Walton, feeling that your
approaching departure to another field of
labor will likely mean a separation from
us, if not permanent, at least for eoveral
years' duration, unanimously desire to
express in some tangible form the high
esteem in whish we have held you both
during your life amongst n0, To one
brother we wish to make it known, that
his loyalty to our Order, hie fidelity to
his friends, hie generoefty to hie neighbors,
and his over kindly diepoaltion towards
all who have met him, have not goon by
unnoticed and unappreoiated ; and though
his partner in life has been debarred by
sax from partieipating in the membership
of the Orange Aeeoaiation, we, who have
known ber, are most assuredly aware of,
and deeply grateful for the foot that ehe
'shares those feelings of patriotism,
W. H.KERR, Prop,
loyalty, and honor, that have made the
women of our land eo potent a factor in
maintaining the high etandard of Orange
principles, of which we as Orangemen ao
justly and proudly boast. To each of
you we extend the hand of farewell in
grateful remembraooe for kindly deeds
in the post and of whole -hearted wishes
for your prosperity and happineee in the
future ; and while we remember you here,
we beg of you to aooept them offerioge
and henoelorth keep and wear them in
memory of your brothers of the Walton
Loyal Orange Lodge. Signed on behalf
of L. 0. L. No. 252,
DUNaAN JOHNSTON, W. M.
JOHN W. MonnreaN, R, S.
Though almost overcome by hie emotion
Mr. Hamilton returned his thanks for
himeelf and Mre. Hamilton, in 0 few
well-chosen words, The gneete then
prooeeded to enjoy themselves in the
Terpsichorean art and spent happily the
flying hours till the cloak pointed towards
morning, after which all took leave
of their kind hoot and hoeleee.
Gr a .v.
i
Miee Sara V. McLanahlin s attending
the Business ()allege at Toronto.
Mrs. Loftue Stark, of Stratford, is
vieiting her mother, Mrs. Marsden Smith.
The aootioo enle of B. Laing, eon. 5,
takes plaoe on Tuesday after000n of next
week.
Miee May Smith, of Guelph, was the
goeet of her sister, Mre. Lowe, daring the
past week.
Miee Blake, 14th oon., hae disposed of
her hoose and lot in Bruise's, to A. Som.
era for $600.
John Bateman was vieiting at Toronto.
He has some notion of removing to the
Queen City ae he has several relalivee
there.
A week from next Sabbath evening a
Bible Booiety meeting will be held in
Bethel church, 10th con., when addressee
will be given by Rev. R Paul and A. M.
McKay,
of Brownie.
It fes Peter star Oaatlon who
has had
obarge of Mre. Elias D1(3116°11'8 farm, llth
e will go to
r thepast via ear
con, for
p y
Duluth in which 1 be and his
ocelli
brother Sam. will engage in farming.
Mr. Caution is a steady -goer who should
get along. His industrious habite will
give him 000000s.
A welcome visitor to this locality dur-
ing the past week was William Bishop,
of Kamoka, formerly a well known reel
dent of Grey. His eon, Raeselt is in the
optical business in Loudon ; Charlie is
teaching in the Collegiate at Athena
the oldest daughter is married in Oxford
Oo, and the youngest daughter le bones.
keeper for her lather. Mr. Biehop hae
the poetoffiee at Komoka and looks ire if
Old Father Time was real good to him,
He returned last Saturday. It is 14 years
since Mn. Bishop gold hie 200 sore farm
on the 10th con. and moved away.
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL.
ort
The following is the September report
of the Continuation Glasses and Publio
School Classes of Brussels School :-
mous
nootts 1 & 2.
FonteIIt.-Examined in Lat„ Chem.,
Fr., Phys., Arith. and Oomp. ; total 500 ;
B Henderson ..374 M MaArter ..249
E McKinnon ..382 *D MoDonald .,254
K McNair 807 S MoNair 225
L MoArbhar.,.,2$8 *IRayuard 216
R Forest 284 H Ainlay 204
*LDiokson ,.,.274 *M McRae 182
F Abbey 266 A Smith 1131
G Rose 281 B McNair 170
E Walker 255 0 8la0raaken,.188
E Wilton 252 R Brown 138
0B Hingeton ..251 *Form II Latin.
Fonts II. -Examined in Euo., Oomp.,
Alg., A Hist., Fr, and Chem. ; total 500;
A Rose 459 J Mooney 941
B Rose 468 F Thomson ,...340
J Work 461 A McQcarrie ..340
J Richardson „437 *W Oamoron ,.322
R Deadman 435 3 Armstrong ..303
J MoOraoken „419 E Dennie 803
F Davidson ,...411 L Danford 800
*M Dark 392 R Ainlay 281
*E Hanenid,.,,874 *A Scott 276
L Turnbull ,.,.861 A Richardson 261
*3 Straohan....800 * Form I Latin,
R Beyane 350
FORM L-Iaxamined in Eno., Bk., Lat„
Comp.. and Alg. ; total 500 :-
El McQuarrie .,449 L Straohan
E °ober 424 F Fraser 862
E Cameron ....414 L Bray 854
13 Bryane 411 0 Jaokeon......885
J Ronde 411 N Lowick 880
B Moses 410 A Elliott 323
W Stevenson ..398 R Sinclair 828
.1 Elliott 881 0 Rryane 819
N McNaught ..580 M Hoggard 242
M Elliott 875 L Edwards ,...165
Miee E. 0. Scott,
J. H. Cameron, Prinoipal,
boons 8.
ENToANOE.-Examined in Arith., Lit.,
Gram., Eng. Hist. ; total 400
18 Adams 827 T Zimmer ....216
J Doll822 W Williamson ..212
B Brothere 822 J Wilton.. ....200
G Rose 285 3 Bloomfield ..194
W lvfoQnarrie 269 E Oolvin 191
G Ewan 239 L Sioolair 88
Jo. -Examined itt Arith., Lit., Spell,
and Dan. Hie. ; total 400 :-
1M[ Miller .. 875 E Anent 298
M Brothers ,...360 K Harbottle.,294
F Malienzie....866 Ar, Jackeon294
P Leatherdale,.360 G Armstrong 287
W Turnbull,...856 J Oanningham,282
0 Bell 852 K Deedman....282
P Backer 841 'V MoKenzie „258
L Mo0raaken 841 R Ouuningham.,251
MV
Straohan .328 L Leatherdale,.249
A Thomson 324 W Hendereon ..226
V Wilbee ..,,800 0Holmee......162
0 Soott 804 A Ma1Mtillan ..128
L MoArter 299 N Brown 44
Miee R. Wilson, Teaoher.
noon 4.
SENIOR Taia= OLAee,--Examined in
Arab., Spell„ Gram., Goog,, Draw, and
Writ, ' total 600 ;
-
EMoore ,..,,.476 II Colvin ...,..815
S Walks 441 F Scott r $09
T Armstrong .,483 D Speiran .,.,809
J Leokle 437 W Scott 297
E Good 407 0 Gerry 290
E Wilton 408 T Ocher 988
0 Denbow ..,.403 E Ewan 272
3 Wilbee 374 F Mainprize .,264
0 Simmons 8154 S "meat 249
J Wilton ....,,847 W Wilton 224
M
Birt 332 J Lott ......,.212
A Bishop 527
Juniors THIRD Cuss - Examined in
Arith., Spell., Gram„ Geog,, Draw. and
Writ.: total 500:-
W Adams 465 I Barkley 858
DeW Covens ,.461 J Henderson 845
B Curry 466 F Gerry 821
3' Scott.
11 Anent 817
0 McMillan ..428 V Walker 301
(1 Amens ......425 E Ocher 298
Z Lindsay 424 N Ewan 281
A Roee 420 E Wilbee 261
W Bell 409 A Robb 280
M Donee 406 O Jackeon.......152
13 Leokie 381
Miee Dora Smith, Teaoher.
ROOM 5.
SR, SECOND OLAee.-Examined in Spiel.,
Arith„ Geo., Memo. and Oomp. ; total
500 ;-
J Armstrong 415
E Gilpin 387
E Plum 374
M Tbomeon...,368
11 Somers350
0 Leckie 833
B Welker 328
V Ainlay 822
M Walker 322
H Good 816
B Gerry 805
298
W Miller
293 99
B Harris
270
Wm Hoo
Jo. Seeman °Ls: Examined in Spell.,
Arith., Memo., Geo. and Oomp. ; total
600 :-
R Warwiok 455 F Robb 818
G Ooueley ....438 G Kerr 803
H Armstrong ..482 H Ament 265
P Dark 881 M 1
"homeon....268
1 Straohan 893 H Wilton 298
W Kerr
M Buxse374 W MoLanohlio..168
Borgne 868 E Oooper 148
g
E Lamont ,...849 3 McNichol
6 Burgess 317
Miee M. T. Downey, Teaoher.
noir 6.
CLASS V,-Totbl 500 :-
H Lowry 889 H Bergen ....304
E Berkley 380 H,jmwry 270
;1f Edwards ....344 R Fox 192
C Shaw 318 J Jaokeon 158
Cates Tv, -Total 500 :-
A Moore 475 0 Crooke
N Fox 459 O Doli
H Bimmone....459 E Holmee
V Roee 453 E Haiet
S Btbere ....435 G Jamieeon150
A Wilton 415
0n, ee IIL-Excellent-W Lott, M Biz.
hop, 0 Crone, T Snider, G Walker, I Mo-
Laoahlin. Good -V McCracken, L
Becker, P Thneli, L Lowry. Fair-It
MoK.a
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CLASS II -Excellent-S Moore, 8 Turn.
ball, G Oolvin, W Horde, I Denbow, E
Toole, J Habkirk, A Ballantyne, R Bark.
ley, A Lookrldge. Good-EtWalker, 0
()ober, E Oooper, A MoLauohlin, E
Cooper. Fair-EtBallston, B Wilbee,
Orme I. -Excellent -5 Sample, E
Lowry. Good -L Holmes, G Edwards,
Miee Jean Ritchie, Teaoher.
R Haiete 267
S Fox 260
W Long 258
W Sporting 256
L Lamont 248
E Deadmao243
S Speiran289
G Wilbee 287
R Ma0raoken ,236
W Air)lay,226
H Oampbell224
H Mooney 216
W McKay 1
399
349
300
289
People We Talk About.
Miee Mo°lure, of McKillop, was vieit-
ing at D. Roes'.
John Hill -spent Thankegiving with
relatives at Clinton.
Miee Gardiner, of Leadbury, was visit.
ing at M. Baebanan'e.
Miee Mary Moriee, of Wingham, spent
Thankegiving in town.
Miee Poole, of Whitby, ie the gueet of
Mre. George Oardiff, John street.
Mre, John Tait was vieiting at H.
Ball's, Wingham, for Thankegiving.
Mre. T. Thomson and Mair were
visitors in Wingham for a few days.
Geo, and Harvey Buobauan were home
from their schools for Thankegiving.
Miee Mary Walker ie on the sick list
but we hope she will soon be all right.
Miee Ethel Scott visited Toronto
friends during the Thankegiving holiday.
Mies Kate Wilson vieited at Stratford
and Galt daring the Thankegiving holi•
day.
Miee Downey was holidaying last week
along with Miee Lizzie Ferguson at Lie.
towel.
Mise Carrie Milhaaeen and Will Grit-
fith were vieitora at Trowbridge last
Sunday.
Mies Edie Dailey, of Trowbridge, and
Allan Milbaueen, of Atwood, were visitors
at J. Milhaaeen'e.
N. B., Mrs. Gerry and daughters, of
Blyth, were holiday visitors in town
Tbureday of last week.
Mrs, Jno, Miihaaeen, Prinoeee street,
is now at home and hae named Wednee.
day as her reoetving day.
Mrs. (Rev) Ooeeoe and DeWitt were
vieitora with Atwood and Trowbridge
friends during Thankegiving.
THa POST extends a welcome to John
Buds) and family, of Morrie township, on
their becoming reeideote of Brussels,
Peter Stewart, wife and daughter, of
Stratford, were vieiting at Jae. Menzies',
William street. Mre. Stewart is a
danghter.
Stadion Ida Zilliax, of Lietowel, and
Charlie and Willie Zilliax, of the same
town, were nailing on Brueeele friends
during the pad week.
Wm. Habkirk, of Teeewater, was in
town on Tuesday while en route to Dime,
arranging for the funeral of bie father in-
law, David McDonald.
Mies Addie Lott arrived borne last
week from an extended visit with relatives
at Whitby and locality. The East agreed
with her all right evidently.
MMM. Jno. Carveth and daughter, Mise
Brno, of Walkerton, were Violtore at W.
H. MoOracken'e, Mr. OarVeth le a
brother of Mrs, Mo0raeken's,
to hae mooed Seafortb
F. S
ha for
Y
where be obtained o eitnation, Owing to
the burning ot the Anent factory be was
thrown oat of his job in town,
Mrs, James MoDonald er. and jr, aro
vieitora with Mre, Barry Mooney.
W. F. Vanetone and Miee Freda, of
Wingham, were in town on Saturday.
W. 11. Willie and family, ot Seaforth,
speut Thankegiving day in BTaoeele at
13. Gerry'e.
Mies Nellie Harbottle, of Wiarton,
visited her grandparents and eieter to
Brussels during Thanksgiving,
Miee Maggie McNaughton was home
from Kincardine for a few days. Miee
MOTavieh accompanied her,
Mre. W. Dinsmore, of Granton, was
the guest of her cousin, Mre, H. L. Jack-
son, during the Thankegiving holiday.
P. D. and Mre. McKinnon and sou,
who were visiting here, left for their
home in Winnipeg last Tuesday morning.
P. Oantlon, H. Williamson and Mimes
Hattie Lavin and Eva Caution spent last
Sunday at Joseph Jamieson's, Seaforth.
Mre. Frank Baines was summoned to
Vandalia, Penneylvanie, on Thursday
owing to the serious illness of her brother.
Mieeee Georgia Roes, Florence Buchan-
an, Mabel Zimmer and May Smith were
home from the Model Schools for Thanks.
giving.
F. 13. Gilroy spent Thankegiviog day
in Herrieton and sang at an entertatu-
ment there in the evening ae did H. W.
Avieon.
Postmaster Farrow, who dieloaated
one of his shoulders by a fail from a chair,
is improving and will soon be alt right
we traet.
Mr, and Mrs. Button, of Elmo, and
their neioe and nephew, Floyd and. Mrs.
Bliee, of Detroit, epent Wednesday is
B r cassia,
E, B. Atkin and wife, of Fenwick, Out.,
were vieitre with Barrister and Mre.
Blair for a few days. Mu. Atkin ie Mr.
Blair's sister.
Rev, I. M. Webb and James Jonee are
holidaying at the former's home at Looan
(hie week and no doubt putting in an
enjoyable time.
0. R. Vanetone, a former well known
t
Breese
lite spent a few days y
e in town
P
vieiting his sister, Mea. Good, and old
friends. His home is in Southampton.
W. well ell known Editor of
the Mitchell Advocate,calling was t g on
Brussels friends last Saturday. He
dropped in to see Tan Ponv while here.
Matt. Williamson, formerly of Brno.
eels, was married in Toronto on Wednes-
day of this week to Miee May Harrington,
both at the Queen City. May their joys
be many and troubles few.
Mre. Alex. Strachan was called to
London on Tuesday owing to the sudden
demise of Mre. John Mitchell. Mre. Joe.
Ballantyne, formerly of Brueeele, is a
danghter of Mre. Mitchell.
Mre. Jae. Beattie ie vieiting her sister,
Mre. McAdam, of Owen Sound, wbo is
recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever, and is now cot of the hospital
where she spent seven weeks,
Mime Jean MoLaaohlfn was called to
Hamilton last Mouday owing to the ill-
ness of Miee Chisholm; her cousin. She
hae been an invalid for some time bet
we hope ebe will make progress toward
complete recovery.
Mre, Dodds, of McKillop, was here
aesieting in parsing ber eon, Charles,
who was so ill with pneumonia. We are
pleased to state that a change for the
better hae taken plane and we hope he
will soon be able to attend to business
COOS more.
F. S. Soots was a trifle too venturesome
with bie disabled eye and catohing cold
was housed up part of tbie week. We
hope he will soon be able to be about ae
usual. S. H. Jaokeon and A. Currie, who
were also burned, are not much the wares
now although Mr. Jackson still bears the
marks.
Tboe. Moore, Mre. Moore and Mies
Bessie were at Follarton last week at.
tending the funeral of Mre. Moore's
sister who has been an invalid for some
time. The deoeaeed lady's name was
Mre. Henry Rogers and ber age was over
57 years. She had been ailing for over a
year
with aShe
ia survived
l
baebandand two 0000. Funeral
her
took place on Saturday, Rev. Mr. Greene
ouadnoting the service. Mre. Rogers was
born in Darlington and wae most highly
esteemed by a large cirole of friends) on
account of her many admirable gaalitiea
of head and heart.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Tam brink work is completed on I. 0.
Richards' new residence and the slaters
are expeoted to put on the roof at once.
Tanana, Bnos. have purchased the
Bomereet property, Turoberry street, it
ie said, at $400 and will build a reaideooe
next Spring.
G. T. R. SHIPMENTS. -Following are
the care ehipped from Broaoele during
the past week :-A. 0. Dames, 2 oars of
hogs to Oollingwaod ; Geo. Beet, oar of
bogs and oar of sheep for export to
Toronto ; Barr Bros., 2 oars (tattle to
Toronto ; A. Beaker, car of wheat and
oar of oats ; R. Graham, oar of wheat ;
Stewart & Lowiok, oar of Boar to Glasgow,
via New York ; Braaeele Balt works, 6
once salt ; G. A. Hamilton, oar of
settler's effeott to Indian Head, N. W. T.
Inward there were 7 oars of coal, 6 of
them for Balt works and 1 for Stewart
Lowiok.
Bowrema'e CoNOE0T.-The Concert held
on the evening of Thankegiving Day, by
the Gauthier-Morton-Anddieon con.
bination, under the auepioee of the Bowl.
ing Club, was very well attended and
the bowlers will have about $10,00 to the
good from it. The program was varied
and unique and not 0 taw of the numbers)
were very heartily encored, In the ab.
000000 of Mies Luton, Mrs. Morton took
her plane. The letter has a melodloee
mezzo soprano voice and singe Willi
pleasing effect. Mise Anddison le a
graduate of Boston Conservatory and io
hot only a One Mantel but recites, Binge
and does artietid posing with commend•`
able ability. Mr. Morton played several
fine violin seleotione and oleo took putt
in trios and quartette. The funny man
of the troupe is Mr, Andtiieon who has
Heleo
idled
the negro ro d t down fine, le a
g
an expert pianist'. The Com any wens
East from Brussels to fill a long series of
engagemeate.