The Brussels Post, 1895-5-17, Page 5MAY 17, 1896
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Adella Martin, of Wroxeter, wee brought
to the asylum here about a inonbll singe.
She bad gone manila 00 religions motive
during the excitement Of a reeled!. On
Friday elle died of paralysis, And the
body way taken borne on Saturday night,
Mrs, Martin wee 40 pare cid and leavoe
a faintly,
113twero eler.
Mee, MUPherson 15 veryeiolt.
Mr, and Mrs. McIntosh, of Molesworth,
are visitingfeiende in Blnevale,
Geordla Memle, of Molesworth, ' is
working in the Bluovale obsess factory.
Mise T, Sanderson, of Toronto, is the
game: of alio Maggie Diamont at present,
Mr, Watson and Mebl° Rolf, of Lie -
towel,
were vioiting at
John tiioi)onaid'e
on Wednesday,
Sam, and Alex. McGee, of Battle
Oreek, were visiting their mother and
other friends on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. '
The first sitting of the Courtfor the
Revision of the Aseebsment Roll for the
township of Turnberry, will be held in
MoDonald's Hail, Bluovale, ou Monday,
the 27611 day of May, 1896, at 1 o'olook
p. m,
Wal Con..
Last week H. Hewitt left for his home
in Dakota.
Great regrets aro expressed over the
havoc made by the frost this week.
A large new boiler, Abel manufacture,
was received this week for the brickyard
here and is being plaoed in position.
A number of gentlemen from the
North were out fishing in Gardiner's
creek the other day. They naught a lot
of speckled beauties.
A porter social in aid of Walton Metho.
dint church was held at the residence of
John Berry on Friday evening of last
week. Those present had an enjoyable
time.
Rev. W. A. Smith, a student from
Montreal College, took Rev. T. W. Oos-
ens work last Sabbath. He did well.
Next Sabbath Mr. Omens will preaob for
Mr. Fair, Londesboro'. His paipite will
be supplied.
(ru.nbrook.
Wm. Welsh, of Listowel, was in the
village on Tuesday.
Oranbrook people will celebrate the
24bh in neighboring towns.
The excavation for the new school
bowie is completed and stone work will
be pushed up at once.
It is likely that A. McNair will rebuild
bis residence this season and leave the
erection of a store to a future time.
We were sorry to hear of the sudden
death of Mr. Seel, of Brussels, formerly
of Craubrook and father of Chas. Seel,
of this village.
W. R. Kerr, of Brussels, took Rev. D.
B. MoBae's work last Sabbath morning
as the latter was preaching in Knox
Obnrob, Brussels
Oranbrook has been a center of attrac-
tion for not a few commercial travellers
this week. Mr. McNair will open a full
stock of goods next week in the building
DOW occupied as a post office.
The probabilities are that Knox Church
congregation will put up sheds for the
accommodation of horses belonging to the
members. Owing to the recent Hotel fee
the sheds need were destroyed.
Sl.attr.
The painters are buoy these days reno-
vating several of our business places.
A. Perdue, V. S. of Elmwood, Bruce
county, was visiting friends in town on
Sunday.
One of our veteran shoemakers, John
Drummond, is confined to his bed wibh
Is grippe.
Rev. T. E. Higley is at present visiting
the Forest Oity and St. Thomas, where
his mother i
resides.
On Sunday morning Bev. Mr. Teirney
officiated in Trinity ehuroh and preached
an able discourse from James 2 : 18-20,
Rev. Mr. Teirney,who had been visiting
relatives here fora couple of weeks, re-
turned to his home in Ibngland on Wed-
nesday.
The youngest child of R. Mocommine,
tailor, was severely bitten by a bound be-
longing to John Perdue, • V. S. As soon
as the owner beard of ib the dog paid the
penalty with a piece of rope.
On Saturday a meeting of the rate-
payers was called for at the school house
for the purpose of electing a trustee in
the pleas of 0. B. Tanner. The atten-
dance was slim. Dr. Ferguson was the
choice.
On Thursday evening the temperapoe
hall was pretty well filled to listen to a
lecture by J. W. Dennis, of Buffalo, N.
Y., on Spiritualism. He made very little
impression on those that listened to biro,
as he failed to answer the questions that
were put to him.
The beautiful Summer weather of last
week has caught a severe gold. When
our inhabitants arose from their sweet
slumbers on Sunday and Monday morn-
ings they found the ground covered with
snow and ice, whioh severely checked the
early vegetation.
'b eriese litshalt.
Frank Kennedy, of Toronto, formerly
of this town bas purchased a milk busi-
nese in that oiby.
Joe Mason, -.photographer, was home
last week. Be has scoured control of a
gallery in Drayton and will take im-
mediate poesoseios,
The town weigh scales were sold by
pablio
emotion, and were knocked down
to John Carr, at $68, an advance of $15
over the previous year,
John Inglis, who has been studying
drugs in H. F. Gordon's pharmacy for
some time past, has gone to Detroit,
where he has secured a lucrative situ-
ation.
Walter Baby, who has been brakeman
on the London, Huron ch Brune, with
Conductor Parker, for some .years, has
resigned from the Company's service,
and Brakeman John klorden baa been
appointed to the run, Mr, Roby has en-
gaged in farming, and is located near
Palmerston.
The election of officers in Author Hope
Lodge, I. O. Cie T;, resulted as fol-
lows :—H. Park, 0. T. ; Bose Chapman,
V. T. ; W. J. MoTavieh 11 S, ;