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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-3-29, Page 1Vol. 28. No, 88 BRUSSELS, ONT.A,RIQ, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1900 "LAX i 00,2310 11031 Have a limped uumbee of bushels of the BEST 30UTO11 SEED for fermora in the vieinJty of Oraubrook who intend raising. Flax during the oomiag Oeaoon, which they are prepared to•deiivor in quantities to snit Mut growers. Beed eau bo got at the Oranbrook Flax Milt at 81.60 per bushel, Order early and 0eenre a 0303311 . For flax gtwwe from this 0004 S/0.00 PER TON will be paid,11 of good growth, harvested in proper season, and delivered at the "Ma mill as soon as for threshing r!'We will rent a number of good sod holds for the purpose of growing flax, CAMERON BROB., Templeton Granbroolr Flax 911H., AUCTION SALE 031 VALUABL•t7 i Vi1ae Property eY't J IN THE PILLAGE OF BRISSELS. Under Power of Bale contained in a cm,. thin Mortgage made by Samuel Ronateto the Vendors, now In defanit,'oed to he "rndaood at time o1 sale, there will he rlfored -tor sale by Public, Auction at the AMe1RIOAN HOTEL in the VILLAGE 0P entitl810L4, on 'Wednesday, . Inn Do or April, 1090, at the hour of one o'elool( in the. afternoon, All and singular, Vlretly, part of Village Lot Number 14,- on•tho West side of Turn - berry street containing one -sixteenth of an teen more od ono or half feet of the Nel Northerly , the South Easterly part of Lot Number 10 on Turnberry street containing 0000 square feet 01000 or less,having a frontage of thirty feet on Turnberry etreet according to registered Plan of sub-flrvision On part of Lot Number 3of Montin e; And Beoondly, in Numhe Township on Elizabeth and 380 on Alexander etreet, otherwise known as Numbers 103 and 111 re• • epe0tively in Wotherald's eurvay. Upon the paree3 ffratly described are said to be erect-' ed a brick store and two small frame stores, eligibly situated in the business portion of the Village ; there is also upon the premlees a good well. Tho parcels secondly describ- ed have a frontage of 82i feat oath, by a depth 01 132 feet and erected thereon is said to be a aubstautial brick dwelling fronting on Elizabeth street. The properties will he offered for sole separately and each subject to a reserve bid. TEAMO-10 percent. of the purchase money will be required to be paid at time o1 sale and balance according to fav- orable terms and conditions to be then made known. For further particulars apply to 10. M. ORAD W I03f. Melena, BEAT'rY, BLAOAeTOox, NESEITT,'OHADWIOA &RI/ DELL, 68 Walling- ton Street, East, Toronto, Solict tore for Von - dors; Dated at Porouto, 2nd day of Unroll, 1900• New Advertisements Looal—John Loug. Looal—G. E, King. A oall—D. 0, Retie, Take a pointer—Jas, Fox. For service-Menary a Son, Spot Dash prioe—A. R. Smith, Wall Papers—G, A. Deadman. Boots & Shoes—I. 0, Riobarde. Are you in love—MoEineen & 00. Millinery Opening—Mies Roddick. r: trim gaps, I.eadburv. Wm. Backwell Sandayed in Palmer. atom Jenne Mowbray was in Toronto last week on boniness. Robert Norrie bas returned to . hie home in Dunnville, Ont. Miss rima Brown bas returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Dashwood. Mre. McIntyre, of Bed Axe, Mioh., who has been visiting her sister, Mre. A. MoNab, has returned to her home. • While Aaron Holley was driving along the road a few days ago with a wood rook the draw bolt clams out and the horses bounded away,bat brimming en tangled in a Page wire fence were cap. tared before any serious damage was done. George, son of David MoOutoheon, of the 12th line, bad'` an experiencethe other day whish he will not Boon forgot. He wee walking alongside of a load of wood when it npeet on him completely covering him. He ley • in this poeition for about balf an bout when found'' by Calvin Bitten who released biro. He 10 badly out and Lraieed but will recover, Tired Eyes Cause Sickness Because the eyes tire easily. Some folks say they are not well. In most such twee thin ie eye strain, Neg. looted eye strain is euro to produce eiok- neee. Have your eyes examined and know the exact cause. Having bought the BEST AND'MOST UP-TO•DATE Inetrument, "Tbe Prentice Retiooeoope," coating seventy-two dollars, this instill meet is exact. No questions from the patient required. It is being need by graduates of Retinoscopy and now taught. in the Optical Iaetftate of Canada. So we are now in a better position than ever to give you perfect sstiefaotion. ' MRS. T. FLETCHER, IMAMATE OPTIOIAN. Also Graduate of Retinoscopy. What 'We Want of Ton A CALL„ to look over our Spring Stock. A few minutes of your time when you are buying MEN'S, BOYS' AND • CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. • The goods and prices to be the con- Vincing argument as showing our super- iorityin this particular branch over all competition. Lowest Prices and Best and Latest Styles Guaranteed. D. C. ROSS, Clothier and Furnisher. SHOES, II 0 RICHARD 1 TRUNKS VALISES. Stylish, Seasonable Shoes Are the kinds of Shoes we are showing for the Spring trade. If you want to know what Shoes to buy just ask your feet, they will reply for Comfort ,and Mixability give us the J. D. King Shoes. Look in our window for some of the new styles. We have our Spring Goods in now—you know the Quality and the Prices are right. TRUNKS and SATCHELS A nice ,assortment and prices Away Down. Repairs in Shoes and Rubbers " done Neat and Durable. Remember the place for Harness, l3oots and Shoes is at qr�, t� i., C. ufY io�lilseatNd6e7t os 1 H. E. Burkholder, wife end family !eft Brueeels last Teesday merniog for Edmonton, N. W. T., where they purpose making their home, While we regret their removal we firmly believe they are the right glass of people to settle in the great West. Tim POST wishes them every 80001080. A ICOleftpwortlt. Ue00r6. Wood and Pettoreon took a drive to Palinereton on Friday on buss nese. Miss Johnston, of Trowbridge, was the guest et J. S. Meiklejobn'e for to past weak, Wm. 0: Mitchell epent Saturday and Bentley renewing aogttaintauoee'in Lis towel. We tetra mach pleasure in welcoming Andrew MaKse and family back with us again. Hance Cumming delivered a eboioe lot of export cattle on Friday, to John Seatt, of Listowel. The Epworth League from Maine wi11 visit us on Thursday evening. The mohuroeetinbg• will take place in the Methodist lluevatt:. Misr/ Mary Collie is on the sick lint. Walter Burgeee is vieibing friends near Clinton. Mies 011ie Scott ie visiting at S. Paol'e in Morrie. Mrs. Maguire vieited at her home in Lietowel laet week. Welter and Mrs. Patterson visited in Moleeworth on Sunday. Mise Lizzie Johnston, of Goderich, ie visiting Mrs. Harry Diment. Mise Rose Stuart, of Turnberry, ie visiting Mise Annie Aitubeeon. Mies Greta Carson, of Wingbam, visit- ed Mise Cora Meatier last week. Mies Maggie Diment, of Toronto, is visiting at her home in Bluevale. R. N. Duff le at Coliingwood this week inspeoting rollers for John Mitchell. Mre. Arch.'Pattereoo, visited at Frank Patiereon'e in Wingbam over Sunday. Earnest Pattereon, of Clinton, was vishiug friends in Blaevale this week. Will. Bailey went to Toronto on Tues. day morning to attend the Grand -Coun- oii of the Canadian Order of Chosen Friends. MilleNellieBiokle and Walter Huggin visited in East Wawanoeh over Sunday. Jno. and Mre. Gardiner visited their daughter, Mrs. Freda MoOracken, in Brussels over Sunday. Thoe. Flutter and family left for 13olmefield, Maniloba, on Tuesday where they will reside in the future. The etreet from the village to the G. T. R. is a notoriously bad one for drift ing fall with the Winter storm. SaooEBeyUL PATAIOTIo 00NOEAT.—On Wednesday evening of last week the Foreetera' Hall wee orowded to the doors with the loyal people of the village and surrounding country anxious to en. joy the flue program and at the some time contribute their share toward the - worthy Patriotic Fund that has been so generally and generously sustained. Blaevale never does anything by halves and 'hie concert was no exception to the rule. Patriotism beamed from almost every selection and although Rev. Mr. Rogers w0every prompt in introducing the opening number, about 8 o'olook, the audience was not diemieeed until after 11 and did not seem in any harry even then. The program was varied, interest. ing and well rendered, there being no bitohee of nay kind in its presentation. It wee as follows r—Instrumental, Mies Herbert ; chorus, "Canada ie true to the MONEY TO LOAN At 4� Per Cent. Costs of Loan 2 'fiery Reasonable. Liberal Terms of Re -payment. G. F. BLAIR,. BOLIOITOR, As. Office over Standard Bank, Brussels. eore"; reoltetton,'"Canada .to her con. Magenta," Mies Mavy Duff ; sone, "I want to be a soldier," Hartley Pattereon reeitatioo, ""lydinberg atter :E'loddeo," Mrs, (Rev) Woet ; song, "Awither and a man" Wm, Stewart ; dialogue, "A humorous eketon," Hartley Pattereon and lfiaeee Dna ; reoitation, "Kruger's on the path," Fred. Pugh;J balancing felt, Mr. Wightman ; addreee, "History of the Union Jack," W.14 Kerr, of Tao Pose •; song, ',Werea"er St. George's banner' waves," Mre. W, Johnstone ; reoitation, "Bebe," Miss, Greta Carson; reoitation, "The flag of l7+ nglaod," Clayton Duff ; drill, by the following 12 young men:— Will. Stewart, Geo, MoDonald,Joe Pugh, Jae. Burgeee, P. Patterson, H. Mal1ardy, W. Bailey, Jae, Pogb, W. Duff, W. Bur, gen, C. Brinker and 0. Garniae; Chorus, "The men babied the gun" ; regi. tuition, "The low shore lass," Mies Doff ; gong, He ien't sleeping now," Wm Stewart ; recitation, "The roll pall at Home," Mre. '(Rev.) West ; jgggling epeoialitiee, Mr. Wight/man ; song, 'Up with the flag," Hartley Patterson ; drill by the following girls :—Cora Messer, Annie MoEwen, Nellie Burgess, Lily Diment, Mabel Ooultee, Nellie Biotite, Nellie McEwen, Edna Patterson, Annie Stewed, 011ie Casemore, Mary Aitobe- eon Eva _Patterson ; instrumental, Mr, Gamin ; recitation, "The absent minded beggar," Clayton Duff ; song, "Take the muzzle off the lion," Wm. Stewart. When all did so well it would be a di1B• malt task to particularize but nothing ex- celled the fenny drills as they were fleet- otaee and Teaoher MoEwen ie to be oon- gratnlated on hie ability as a Drill major. Mies Aggie Eerbert wee pianist for the drills ; dirs. McDonald for the (shoroees ; and Mre. (Rev.) Rogers for the solos. R. N. Duff looked after the ehekela ab the door and reported the pro• Deeds as over $60.00, This sum would no doubt have been ooneiderably inoreaeed bad the roads'been better Int as it was the floor apace was well moulded. Cato - eV.. H. Patrick still continues very low. Mumps, grippe and rag -bees are the fashion at present. Township Connell will meet on Wed• neaday of next week. Mies Maggie Ferguson was visiting at Tbao. Straahen'e last week. Mr. Payne has moved to the Rae farm, let oon. Mr. Wolfe has moved to a farm near Blaevale. Miss Annie Hoy has gone to Fowler. villa, Miob•, where Mae will visit her aunt Mrs. Tyne, for a while. Res. D. B. McRae beta a prayer meet- ing at Bethel oharch' 16th can. on Weil• nesday evening of that week. Jae. Cardiff and the Cunningham boyo, 72h and 8th con., hove been prisoners under the reign of King Mampe. A large number of young people spent en enjoyable evening at the home of Will. Aikens last Wednesday night. R. Menary & Son, 9103 eon., keep pedigreed improved Yorkshire and Berk- shire bogs, purchased from well known breeders. The mumps is no respecter of persons and hae had Mies Ellie Ferguson, 9th oon., on the program dating the past week. Last week Robert Fergueon left for Leamington, Essex Co., where he has taken a tailoring situation. He's a com- petentbaod. Rev. Mr. Yelland preached an impree- eive,sermon et Roe's ohurob on Sunday morning. Hie text was "Who fa on the Lord's Bide ?" An auction sale of farm stock, imple- ments, &o., will be bald by Simon Grant, lot 4, non. 5, on Tuesday afternoon, 10th met, F. S. Scott, of Brussels, will be the anotiooeer. Mumps have bad Joseph Shaw, Don• oan McDonald and John Oliver in their grasp and name of the patients have been quite ill but we hope they will soon be all right again. A social will be held at the home of Richard Mille, 6th con., on Thursday evening as a farewell to Mr. Allen, the evangeliet, who purposes leaving Grey about the let of April. . Wm. McKay, 9th con., left for Niagara Palle, N. Y., this week where be expecte to spend some time. He is a steady go- ing young man with a level head and Tan POST expeote to bear of hie prosperity and wishes him emcees. We notioe that Robt. Hoy, 6th con., bee purchased a new MoOormiok binder and Jno. Smith, of the same line, a mow er, looking forward to next harvest. Mr. Hoy intends putting tip a driving shed and is having the lumber out now for it. Spring Millinery The Annual Spring Millinery 2 Opening will take place on-,....., P FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, a APRI L. 6 €e -7, ,-t And a Cordial invitation is extended to the Ladies of Brussels and Iocality to call and inspect the fine display of the latest Styles and Novelties in Millinery.. MISS MATELi3S has been engaged as successor to Miss Armstrong and comes moat highly recommended, I take this opportunity of expressing my thanks for the liberal patronage of the past and- ask the favor of a visit at our Opening. Miss Roddick.. Rabb, McKay, of Ethel, had charge of the morning service at Bethel appoint. meat last Sabbath. The people there are always pleased to hear Mr, Maley, Barn building and improving will cut u wide swath this year in Grey towpehip. In the North Easterly section George Ooombes,'Jno, Cubt end Jas, Cult will split their barns, add 18 feet, and ,put atone etebling uoderneatil. A good share of the material is now ready and the work will be pnehed as soon as the sea- son opens,.. A aurprieo party from the 10tH and 1411 cone. drove to to home of W'o Slemmon, 10 h con„ on Thursday eve.,. ; of last week and spent a most etjoyebie time, judging from the hour they arr teed bome, Oast in time for an early break. fast,) The amusements were chiefly games, moOio and singing. Mr. and Mrs. Slemmou know bow be entertain their guests. Ethel,� Mre, Geo, Hagartb is visiting relatives in Toronto. Mies Kate Young has been visiting friends at Eigmondville. Charlie Rupp is home from St. Thome owing to the illness of his slater. Bev. R, Pent will ,preach in Ethel Methodist aharcb next Sabbath evening. Aaron °ober baa returned to Dakota to the samepositionthat he filled before. We wish him good luck, Mise Rupp's many friends would like to see a change for the better in ,her health. She is very poorly at present. In the apace of about one hour last Friday morning, three Leicester ewes. belonging to David Milne, increased his flaok by 7 fins lambs. Mr. Walker and family, who had Jae. Laird's farm rented, have removed back to Michigan, and Mr. Laird bas gone back to the farm atter the Winter's sojourn in Ethel AnEgmondville correspondent wring : —Many of our people were grieved to hear of the death of Mies Minnie Bender, on Monday of last week, at the residence of her grandmother, Mre. Young. She had only attained the age of nineteen years, and was one of our moat estimable young !adieu. Tbe sympathy of the peo- ple ie extended to the Borrowing relatives. C. Eekmier will make a notifiable ire. provement in his barn next Summer. He will split it and put elope stabling underneath. Building is now 44 x 70 feet and it will be inoreaaed to 80 x 70 feet. A. Campbell bas the stonework and McLeod Bros. the framing. Dan. Eokmier will also give bis barn and oat. buildings an overhauling and improving that will add to their ooavenience and extent. We like to ere these evidences of proeperity. Goon Ski/U.—This Winter David Mil. ne, the well known breeder of tboro' bred stook, bee been doing a good husi• nese in supplying the demand. The fol- lowing are the sales reported :—Bobs to W. B. Webt, Shorthorn breeder, of Salem Ont. ; Maawell Bros., Belgrave ; Jno. Scott, eaforth ; 8. MaDouald, Grantee ; Howick Stook Oa., Lakelet ; W. S, Mit- ohell, Wingham ; H. S. Pritchard, Clover Valley ; and J. 0. Kalbfleiedh, Zurich, Hs also Bold two oowe and two heifer calves to an Amerioan. No better proof is required of Mr. Milne's herd than the above list and we are pleased to note his oontinned sauna. rlfo r rite. Every sign of a late Spring, We have not beard of any taffy parties yet. A. Cole was in Clinton this week on business. A large number left this` looality on Tuesday far the Went. Eli Sellersand wife vieited friends near Mitchell last week, Sidney Bolger was one of the paesen• gers to Manitoba last Tuesday. Mise Jane Fraser was visiting her dieter, Mre. Robertson, last week. Jeri. Craig, 7th lige, is very ill. We h ope to see him around again soon. Mies Mary Purvey spent a few days last week visiting relatives on the let eon. Mise Ella MoOreoken was visiting her friend, Mre. Will. A. Tarvey, for a few days. Miss E. A. McCall is away to Brnae Co. keeping house for her brother, whose wife died recently. We may soma expect bad roads ; a big flood ; wood bees ; maple sugar ; taffy pnile and then tooth ache. 15 teams were hauling atone from M. M. Oardiff'e farm on Tuesday for the new A. 0. U. W Hall at Walton. John Evans has gone to Ratho, Oct., where 11b will labor with an uncle in till- ing his farm, He's a good worker. We welcome to the 2nd Jas. Robertson and wife from near Biuevale, who have moved to the farm recently purollased from Johnston Bros. Two of our young bachelors are about to join the ranks of the benedio1s. We will nob mention names but particulars will be given shortly. Mre. J. Sellers, 2nd am., who;hae been spending a oonple of weeks with friends in Blyth, Clinton and Londeeboro', re• turned home this week. Robb, Turvey will have the drawing of milk to 'the Morrie and Grey uheese aabory for the coming nation. Bob is a ood drawer and shrives to please every. ody. A sleigh load of young people from the 51 oon, spent a very enjoyable evening t the home of Will. A. Turvey and wife, 1 the 2nd, on Tbureday evening of last week. Tuesday morning next Wm. Ames and amity, 6th line, will remove from Ude ownebip to the West. May they meet ith mnah saoceett is the wish of their any friends, Milton S. Watson has renewed the ail emitted i0 carrying Her Majeety'e mile betwee n Belgrave and Sanelline, will make elx years that Milton bee rried the mail on this route. Ernest Maunders has gone to Portage. •Prairie, Man„ where ba expecte to end the Summar. He left Bruseela Ott tenthly morning. Quite a few were at e depot to see him off and with him od speed, b a 0 w m m It ca le. ep T th G Ibobb, Gibeoe, 64h line, bas Sega with John Clegg, Ole, Clegg will pat atone well under hie barn. Jno. Mustard, 2nd line, has been the 9101 net but is able to be arou ag0iu i e are. planed to relate, Olegg shipped a lot of good cat an'ruesday from' Belgrave and a oar Loge, Cattle have taken as big a tomb in prioe as butter. We are sorry to bear that Edward, s aofn Wattam. ck Bryan,ofapp8,1endline,iciistis, laid ma np wf Rio friends hope be will aeon be better. Jackson Bos., 8th line, are gen' timber, lumber' and shingles on t ground for the new horse sheds to built at the Township Hall oo the 0 lino Misses Mlnoia and Hannah lolly, 81 line, intend leaving next Tneeday f Oyprue River, Manitoba. One of t young ladiee will probably resume echo teaching in the Prairie Province. Wesley Farrow, who has been fermin on the 8th Zine, moved this week near Macoester, where he will follow ti same payeeft. e Bee will be suoeded b 0 Jno. R. Bell, who moved from the let Morrie. A dancing party was held at Josep Ardell's, 8th line, ou Friday evening 0 last week, and another took place at th home of Frank Bell, 4th line, on Monde night. There was a good sized oompan at each. Don't forget Wm. Forrest's auotio sale on Friday of this week. It oom nuances at 10 o'olook as there is a big lie of stook, &a., t0 be disposed of. Lunob eerved et noon. M. Forrest's farm i lot 26, 2nd line. Mrs. James Pdllook, an old and re- spected resident of Morris, died at he home on the 801 eon. on Tuesday morn ing of last week from bronobia•poeo- monia. She was only ill two weeks. Tbe funeral took place on Friday at 2 p. m. At the aootioa Bale of Wm. Ames, 6612line, last Tuesday some person or persons were good enough to help themselves to a string of sleigh bells, pair of threshing mite and other articles. Kingston will he the station these light fingered people will land at if they don't mend their ways. Next Tuesday representatives of Si- mon and Hugb Forsyth's families, Jae. Mo0utoheon, Jae. Petah and family, Geo. Pratt and G. Sommerville will take their departure for Alameda, in the N. W. T. Several oars of settlers' ejecta will also be shipped by the party. Letters have been received from Henry Mooney's family telling of their safe ar- rival at their new home, Weyburn, N. W. T. Mrs. Mooney and children had a little visit at 1V. T. Mooney'e, Indian Head, on their way out. Their many old friends in this section will always be pleased to hear from them. STILL THEY ac,.—Roberti McOntoheon, who recently Bold his farm, 7th line, to Alfred Button, bas deoided to go West and with this object in view has anoonoo- ed an auction Bale of farm stook, &o„ for Friday afternoon of next week. lira. Mo0utoheon and family will move to Brueeele where they will reside until Mr. McOutoheon gets things in shape for them in Manitoba. We wish Mr. Mee. manse. He will probably locate Berne. where near the other Morrisitee who go next week end be will likely follow a week later. DIED IN Cnnvrox Hosemen.—On Friday morning of last week Robert MoCorkin• dale died at Clinton hospital. Deceased had gone through an operation and lived a short time after it, Mr. Mocorkindale resided for a number of years on his farm on 7th line. When he sold out to A. T. Oote he went to Belgrave to live. Hie wife died five years ago last week. He was a native of Scotland and bad reach• ed the age of 78 years. The funeral took plane on Sunday afternoon to Belgrave cemetery. Rev. W. T. Hall 000duoted the service, gad a on nd tle of 10 on th py ng he be th h or lie of tie h 3, y u r Walton. The Sage Hotel was not sold last week. Miss Jewel McKim is home from a visit to Milverton. Wilber Armstrong, who has been 111, ie recovering ninety.. Rev. and Mrs. A. 0. Tiffin were visit- ing at Mr. Tiffin's old home last week. A eleighload of young people spent an enjoyable evening at Mr, Dundee', Mc• Killop, Thursday of last week. Messrs. Ramsay & Harris gained fresh laurels on Tneeday by taking 1st money in a sawing match at Clifford. The Mato Club, of Brussels, was en• tertained by Mre. R. H. Ferguson on Tneeday evening of this week, A bee was held on Tuesday for the purpose of hauling atone for the found. ation of the proposed A. 0, U. W. Hall. There were 16 or 16 teams at it. An upright Grand Heintzman piano was placed in the home of Hugh Fulton on Wednesday of this week. It wee pnrobased from R. Leatberdale, of Bras. Oslo. David and Mrs. Campbell, of this lo- osiity, ware away at Berobviile this week attending the funeral of Jno. Bennett, a nephew who was killed at Woodstock while attending to hie duties as brake. man on the G. T. R. Mrs. Wm. Smith, 16th con,, has gone to Toronto, and this week Mies Georgia also gotta bo the Queen pity. Mr, Smith will follow in the course of a couple of weeks having rented bis farm here to his sou John. The Smith family are old mud highly respeoted residents of Grey, having lived on the lith since the Fall of 1802. They will carry with them the best wishes of many old friends to their new home, Mise CharIotle will keep house for her brother fora time, The youngpeople ofthe P,b o arch met at the manse on Mnroh 19th and wore organized into a "'Young Poople'e Christian a Union. On Maro03 26th the organization wee oomplated, the follow- ing officers being elented :—Prea,, Rev. 0. Al. Filer ; Vice Pres., Mies. Jean Stewart ; Seo,•Treas,, Mies Maggie His• lop ; Cor.•Bea„ Mre. 0. Al. Filer. Regular meetings will be held on Sab- bath evenings at 8.80 o'clock, nom• W. H. K•ERR, Prop, Itogglar Sabethevening sorvioee will be held in tbeU, P, ohurob, oommeneiug April 1st, at 7.30 o'clock. A ssriee of sermons lase been seleoted by the paator Under to beading"From Gethsemane to Calvary, with Josue," .The Arab of the series, "The garden agony," will be given next Sabbath evening, The eubjeut for the morning will be "Waiting upon God," e..) ran resole. The social held ab Mae, Swatter's last Friday evening was aplearant affair. Program eonsieted of mesio, reading., reeitati005 and the gramophotle. The letter manipulated by B. Gerry, of Erus, sele, rendered good service, Rev. Mr, Yelland was the chairman. Among those taking part were members of the Perrie, Knight and Switzer- families and others. Proceeds 1112.65, - Mareiatoouko.—Avery pleasant event took place on the 7th of Mara, at 2 o'olook, at the residence of Story Krueger, father of the bride, the can• traoting parties being Mies Caroline Krueger, of Dram bo, and Albert Spading, of 16th con., of Grey. The bridesmaid was Mies Johanna Krueger, sister of the bride and the groomsman, Fred. Krueger, brother of the bride. Tbe bride was re ed in d act ave very prettycostume of dove- petered cloth with silk trimmings, orange bloeeome, &o. Tbe ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Mr, Hammond, Lutheran paator of New Dundee, the bride being given away by her father. The guests eat down to a very sumptuous dinner to wbioh every one did ample justice. Wedding presents were costly and nee. fel. Among the gueeta were noticed Arthur Jepp, of London, England Henry Krueger, Hespeler, and Mies Bond, of Washington. Mr. and Mre. Sperling have taken ap houeekeeping in the vicinity of Drenthe. The groom ie a nephew of George Sperling, of Oranbrook. Oa 0000001 of the storm other friends of Grey townebip were unable to attend. - People We Talk About. •Wm. Oneohtel spent Sunday in Wing - ham. Thos. Bone was on the sink list last weak. Mine Peseta Mitchell is bome from Toronto on a visit. Barrister Sinclair was in Toronto this week on legal business. James Cooper and wile and Mise Lillie spent Sunday in Blyth. Andrew Carrie, of Seafortb, was visit- ing in town for a few days this week. Mre. Laidlaw is vieitng her mother, Mrs, Barnhill. She lives ab Henfryn. Fred. Adams, Mrs. Adams and Willie have been receiving attention from la grippe. Mre. Findlater, of Winghem, was visiting Mrs, F. Baines, Mill street, on Tueeday. Root. MaArter left on Tuesday morn. log for hie situation as cheese maker in Elgin Go. Johnnie Cooper has heen eiok this week but we hope he will anon, be all right again. Mise Watt, of Elora, ie a visitor et Melville manse. She ie a sister to Mrs. (Rev.) Rose. Mrs. Peebles and family will remove to Manitoba shortly where Mr. Peebles, formerly of Brnseelo, is employed. A. E. and lire, Treleaven, of Dungan. nen were visiting at Rev. W. Norton's for a few days during the past week. Herbert Mitobell has engaged with Mr. Godkin, a McKillop farmer, for the coming swoon. He is a good worker. Mrs. G. A. Deadman was visiting at Woodstock. Her mother, Mts. Dutton, is in very poor health and has been ill for some time. Mre. F. Pelton, of Port Huron, is here on a visit to her mother, Mre. S. Pearson, who has been quite ill but is now con- siderably better, we are pleased to state. Win. Griffith has not been away to Africa and received damage to his head- gear but is "enjoying" one of Job's Com. fortere, a rather disagreeable companion. Reeve Thomson hap been elected V1oe Chief Ranger of Court Princess Alex- andria, 0. 0. F., Brussels, for the balance of the year. He makes an efficient officer. Mrs. Hugh Mollfarbin, of Bendall, and Mre, W Norton and children. of Trost Creek, are vieitiog Mre• W. Wilton and ther friends in Brussels. They were ormer residents of tbie place. Albert McDowell, a relative of the Me- Naughton families here, who is a medical rodent in the Detroit College, is down ith smallpox along with a number of ther boyo. We hope that out of this no. Baal circumstance all will soon be con. alesoent• A letter has been received from Mre. T. orbee, of Wingham, stating that she is onvalesoing after the error she made t Mrs. Thea, Maxwell's, here in mistak. g washing fluid in a bottle for vinegar nd drinking it. Her throat is still quite re aeoessitating the nee of liquid foode, Ivan Crooke who has been in Jae. ox's drug store for the past year, will ke a position in the store of Druggist smitten, Wingbam, Mr. Crooks is ac, liging, gentlemanly young man and ould make friends in oar neighboring wn. THE PoeT will be pleased to hear hie 0000585. Mies Polly Sample watt presented with fine opal ring by the employees of the ore in Brandon, Man„ where she filled position in to Millinery Department tor to her going to Sonrie to acloept Miltinery,situetion. Mies Sample is a ter to Mrs. Coneley and Misses Maggie d Teeple Sample, of Brunette, and was ormer Bruseelite. Kenneth, eon of K. Mckenzie, 4th e, Morrie, who bad completed his prentioeship in R. Leatherdale's fur. tare and undertaking estebliebntenb, t for Portage -la -Prairie, Man on esdda awning ng of this week, where be 11 take a position in the store of Mr, oKiliop. Mr. MaRsoale is a straight, ward, nnaeeuming young man with a od idea of hie brads and will suooeed' yond any question. A rather peculiar onmetanoe in his going ie that he w a v F a in a so F to Ft ob eh to of a et a pr a 01g an of lin ap ni lei To wi M for go be air taakee the tpgWAD empmenotng ibMtb Sabbath, the uniform Leterdaleesh toointo themploy topica of the union being taken. of this 1' orta31t'10•1'rnirie gentlerean.