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DISTRIOT NEWS.
11.1
prior Lizzio Munntiers arrived home
this wort, from her millinery eituation
at Berle.
Miss Ada Townshend, of Goderieh
township, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm.
Cochrane, Srd line.
14.1 re. lrrank Bell, 3rd line, is '.way this
we, It ',lei inti her sisters, 'Mrs. David
Cruiuhshank and Miss Violet Bone, in
Tot onto.
DIEo —On January 2nd, a first cousin
of \Vet. 1lichie passed away in the person
of Alex. Michie aged 50 years. The de.
teased lived in the township of Baguets.
ing, Halton Comity.
t,rlltt➢.
Communion service iu the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
.6. concert under the auspices of the C.
C. F. is on eh. Lapis.
Quite a number of people are corn -
planting of being troubled with influenza.
Remo Mime should stand a good show
for the Wardenehip for 1893 No better
MD can be appointed. s
Conneil meeting was held h're last
Monday. The Clerk, Treasurer, Aeees•
sor and Auditors of 1892 were reap-
pointed.
David Milne, the well known stook•
m,.n, hoe been chosen one of the Vice
Presidents of the Beet Huron Agrieul.
tm'al Society for this year.
S. os T.—Fullowiug are the officers of
Ethel division S. of T. for the current
quarter :—W. P., George Dobson ; W.
A., Charlotte Davies; R. S., Mary Lang ;
A. 11. 8., Mies Duke ; F. S., Emily
Holloway ; T., Morris Fogel ; Chaplain,
Joseph Faulkner ; Con., D. Lamont ;
A. C., Lizzie Whinier ; I. S., Winnie
Baynard ; 0. S.,11, Sanders.
'1V ir1„1•t hexes.
Jos. Mason, photographer, bas left for
the Southern States on a twelve week's
trip.
llobt, and Thos. E. Cornyn, of this
town, practical fnrnittne men, have
purchased R. Hodgsoo's furniture and
undertaking hesitates.
Mr. Nichol, suonossor to A. C. Strath -
dee as agent of the G. T. It., ft Wing-
ham, is here. IJ, cane from Po. Elgin,
as did also Alt. Strathdee,
Peter A. 51iller, of this town, rs guile
extensively engaged in apiculture. Lust
year he hod about 25 colonies end now
he hes 48. Cle extracted about 2,000
Dumont of honey last year, and has ship•
ped a oousidernble gnontity of it to the
Western States, being able to realizett
higher pt ice for it there than hero,
A largo number of the business mon of
Winghem met A. 0, Stratbdue, agent of
the G T. IL, at rho Council Chamber
there the other day and presenter) him
with it kindly worded address. Mayor
Clegg oco,.piod the chair, end the regi.
pint made a neat reply, Mr. Strathdee
has been removed to Brantford.
11. W. C. Meyer, who has been for
sotto timepast sojourning in Toronto,
hat by thoadaice of his physician gone to
Calgary mud will possibly take advantage
of the celebrated hot springs at Banff.
Ile hopes to return to Wiugham fn about
two months with his family, who have
bet n oe joying 41e western oiumttto during
the past summer.
The Bi hop of Huron has been pleased
to nppou>t E. 0. Ularke, of Wingbaiu, to
the parish of Tow water and Glun,tuna,,
A District Orange Lodge nesting was
held in the 0raugu Intl', \Viegham, ou
Tuesday afternoon of last week. leollow•
ing are the ofiiut:rs s ectad :--District
Blaster, Andrew 51e31annus ; Dalin ty•
Master, John Casenture ; Cltup., H. G.
Lae; Ree. Sec„ T. E Oor,yn' Fin.
den., W m, Robb ; 'Tens., Thos. Ahem.
ham ; 1). of 0., Ab. Brydges ; Leo urer,
J. J.111uManuoa.
Skating on the river.
Miss Lizzie Broker is visiting in Sea.
forth
Miss Snphiu Steles is borne from Melee-
wo 1h.
Fred. Zimmor has returned to Galt
High School.
Miss Pauline Raddatz is hems on a
visit from Detroit.
Hoene talk of a new sohool house being
built next Summer.
DeputyReeve A. C. Dames will attend
County Conned at Goderieh next week,
There will be no service iu Knox
church next Snudtty. Sacrament will be
dispensed at Ethel.
George Hudson, foreman of the flax
mill here, is at present its Thedford work-
ing at the flax business.
Miss Dales, wile was engaged to teaoh
the seonud department of this school,
deolined to none and .Miss Magee, of
Blyth, bas been engaged.
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Reeve Hacking may baa candidate for
the Warden's ahuir.
3, W. Stwtt attended the Toronto
Board Of Trade banquet.
Dr. Hay who has been practising his
profession in lianov• t' for the past four
years, has decided to remove to Listowel.
The Listowel High School Board has
appointed Earnestitiebner, of Morpoth,
its stemma master in the place of .41r.
Stewart, who wee One of the 110 who
failed at the recent examinations of the
School of Pedagogy,
The ehs.rit,y commit given by the
Listoosl Choral Society, assisted by
il'IJss Pauline Johnson, the elevor poet•
renite'', chow it targe audience, who were
more than pleased with the excellent
program provided. The peoeesds
amounted to over a hundred dollars,
about $60 of which will ba for the bene•
fig of the poor of the town.
Elmo Distric, L. Id. held ita entitled
meeting in the Orange hall, Listowel, on
Jan. 10013, After the general routine of
business the following officers were elect-
ed for the emning year :—Bro. E. M.
Alexeuder, W.D. Blaster ; Bro. Hiolltnl
McKee, D. D. M.; Bro. Robert titsoiloy,
D..1teu..See. ; Bro, Thos Later, D. FM. -
840. ; .Bin. Wm. Weloh, D. Treas. ; Bro.
Geo. Dixon, D. Obttplain ; Bro. Young
Conifer,'. D. of 0. ; Bros. Faulkner
and Bailey, Leaturers.
Tho emotion of offmera took place at
iia regular Mooting of Court Lhstoevel,
No, 5,10, Independent Order of Foreetot'e,
0n Tuesday evening of last week, the
following being the oSloors for the en•
suing term :—D. D. ii. 0. R., Bro. JJ. B.
Morph/ ; P, 0, It., Bro. A. St. Gonrgn
Hawkins ('1. K. Jiro. Itioliard Forbes ;
V. 0, R„ Bro. David .MoKonzie l F. S.,
lire. W. Spens ; 11. S., Bro. •f E. Brook ;
Tretts., Bro. G Zilifax ; Oh,tplahi, tiro.
it,•v..1. lv, Pirko; S. W., Bro. William
Bamford ; .1, W., Bro. Li Mc 'Bible ; S,
B., tiro. .1.Deum; .1. I3., Bro. F. Ellis;
Trustees, Rios. Al. M•0111env and R.
McMillan ; Fin. Cumin ,tee, Bros. G. Y.
Donaldsoit and J. Watson.
110;1111•\'11
John 11. Fraser had the misfortune to
lose 111P• of his in, 60 hal mtr,ta from in
flnhtunafi• n ou 1''rirley night la. t.
Itis reported that th re will be a
chalice in proprietors of our hotel. Mrs.
Bali bit dons well as the pr„pr,etrese.
Judging by the way the brink is being
t,lteu frons the bri,:kyard para uil.l, ig
ape,. tions wil be brisk during the com-
ing Summer.
Ch amnia] meethhs of Silver Corners'
cheese factory w'ss held in the fest 'ry on
the 7th inst. The e was a fair it tend-
anue uona1dering the stormy weather.
From the auditors' report ft was gleaned
that 1,401,534 lbs, of m111c was received at
he factory dnriug the see.sun, from
which was manuf,otured 132,864 lbs. of
ohee c, which sold for,an averatie pri a of
0.870, tea izing the sum of $11,130.20.
Average amount of milk required to snake
one lb. of eheese 10.54 ; coat of mauu'ao.
taring one 113 of cheese, 1 24 manta ; milk
hauling, 1.85 cents; mutter of cows,
421); na,nber of patrons, 58 Fallowing
are the othocra elected :—John Little,
salesman ; Geo. Richmond, See..Troas.
Chas. Bowen, ()has. barker and John
Whitfield, oommittee ; Rubt. McDonald
and Charles Bowen, auditors.
G.,1”1.
Chas. Conner has disposed of his
heavy draught team for a handsome
figure.
We are glad to hear that Misses Jemtis
and Jessie Telfer, who have been ill for
some Shoe, are improving.
b•Lisa Bella Matheson, who has been
visiting her aunt, dire, Jae. Hyslop, of
the 18th pun., has returned to her home
near Ayr.
Jae. Elliott, Henry Curtis, W. D.
Curtis and slatee and the Blisaes Forbes,
ate away at Mhroerbon mud Wellesley
vleitiug friends for a few days this
weak.
Geo. Gain and wife, of Travis city,
Minbigmu and W. D. Curtis, eider and
neioe, Of Cadallao, Hiehigan, and Henry
Curtis, of Milverton, were visiting at
Jets. Elliott's 8.11 Dow for a few days last
weep.
Jaime Grant and wife kayo removed
to'Pu'kerernith, where Jim take• charge
of the Dickson farm iu that township.
Mr. and Mrs. G,'itut will be greatly
e their mime d Uyau Ll omen friends in Gem as
they wee bol, general favorites, y
A young man from thin 6511 Don, hitch-
ed his horse to the cutter a week ago
last Sunday evening and male a call on
his lady love who hues on the 4511
mate the Elmo, boundary, In hie haste
be forgot to fasten the horse and it, no
doubt thinking the Dahl a long ono, took
advantage of its freedom and went tomo.
Imttgiuo, if you oan, the young man's
surprise when he hadt0 walk home only
00 find that his horse and antler had gob
Chore before him. Sandy thinks some
of the boys untied the Moran for a joke
and he says it won't be well for the mai•
pri, if he gets his Paws on hint.
Winson 1.3Er,L44•—On Wednesday Inn.
4511 the roeidcnoo of Mrs. JP, Oliver,
6111 son., Grey. Was the centre of at,
ttadtion for yoeng and old, being the
occasion of the mtvria:e of her daughter,
.1• nils, to James 15. Thompson Rev.
Alr. Newcombe performs 1 the ceremony
iu his usual dexterous hn'.neer. The
bride was attended by Miss Mary Pater -
on while John Oliver perfo me -1 the
' duties of groomsman. after the living
of the nuptial bow the o nnpa„y sat arm.,
' to as enmptuOtle repast p spared by the
hostess aft •r which the °veiling was sp •lit
I m tt'ipplu5 the light fomteatic to tee early
I hours of the e0ruiug -'11811 the company
departed to their twines with best carob. -a
for \1r. aud Mrs. 'Chinopst>a's future
happiness. The bride eohived , number
of ,stint presents, the following being
the list, :—Gold watch curl cu ,in by the
groan ; set of china - and tf doze', of
knives and fo Its, vlrs. '611 .mpeel ; lemon-
ade sou, James Pearson and %vire ; toi,st
netts, Mary Pat raon ;.1 dozen of china
tut pies, pair lace mat dos, Jahn 0 iver ;
parlor lamp, Daimon Taylr and wife;
'.et u ysual, Mra. E Rot ; lemo jade set,
George Thompson, and wire ; table cloth
and towels, Q,innin MnBlain; pair
towels, T. Smith and wife ; fancy table
cover, John and Maggie Lowe ; pair
towels, A, Smith and wire ; table drape.
Lizzie and Bella S rash','. ; lamp, Neil
Livington ; d dozen to,spo ens, J. Swat.
lu,vs ; set of o'yetl', John an Alio,
Shsw ; preserve dish, Riuharrl Pearson ;
doz.'s nappies, bars. Docket ; table
el th, Jahn 13,:!1 and wire. puf' or towels,
Jennie Bell ; cheese dish, Nellie and
Minnie Smith ; oak.. stand, Maggie
Oliver ; pair towels Ellie and M'tggie Mo.
Arthur ; table cloth, Ellen S,nith ; pair
vases, Rachel and 6,L'.ry Roe ; fancy
handltereluef, Alice Cardiff ; two fruit
dishes, Frankie and Bella Oliver.
B l to ci gum 105.
CitEseE F,toTOn-n.—The anneal meeting
of the Blmevale Ghee a and Butter Fac
tory was held at the Foresters' Hall,
Binevtle, on the 17t13 hist. 1'no great.
interest taken le the mi stdfa'turs of
cheese in this looe'ity was evinced by the
large attendanoe. The rnoetiug wasp
much larger one than heti ever heretofore
been held .m soeh at. occasion during the
existence of this factory and wee largely
composed of slier"holders and patrons,
to:nther with a nunr.or of men from
distant pointeintereaail in the mato•
feature or ubeese and kindred industries.
The popular President, J. R Miller,
opened the meeting by tau address in
which he ably reviewed the past year's
work and business and whiehi he sb ,wed
to the setisfaution of the meeting had
been p"ohttabm. At the uonal:aion of
Mr. Killer's address the Auditors' re-
port ,vas read and adopted. The oleo
tion of nftioers resulted in the following
the being nR r-1
e e officials for tlnouurretL•ar
Y o ;—
Yroaitlent, J. .R, Blillor; Dire0inls, W.
3..lohuoto,, Jae. EIf,tt, John Dinzont
and '1% K. Powell. The following gentle•
nun spoke on dairying and the p tyment
or patrols by the results of the Bab000k
test for butter fats insteael of the system
now in vogue. T. Dillon, from the Gov-
ernment
ovmoment Ora'nlory at Mount Eight, Out„
delivered an address advocating Winter
dairying and payment by amount of bub•
ter fats as following the ,Babcock test in
cheese zincking. ' BIr, hiller, Milk In.
egeetbr of Dairymen's Association of
Ontario, oleo evoke in favor of the pay.
went by butter fats. Bir. Grey, olheeeb
maker of Elora oheeno factory, epolte
as to the experience of his factory
with reepcot to the payment by butter
fate and Was in favor of the ordain.
Mune. Hume and Dickson, also eons
nomad with the Elmo, factory, were .n
lino wit t lir. Grey anti favored the but
for hu, p1vme,t spasm. The speakers
iu favor of 4111.,4 system urged strongly
th ,t their method w ,nld prevent any
distmeaaty int the supply of mile and
Mai me that the system they advocated
was simply pnrfert. 1. R. Miller having
left ebe rbair n plied to the aruem'mts
set forth anti the a;dresses given by the
previous speakers and did no in a stns,
able and effioie,t manner, showing that
hu had an intinr,to S110wle11ge or what
he talked of and suounedad in convilcine
rho me tint; 'h -,t rho system promulgated
by them gentlemen w tulythi,.g but
the perfection they claimed for it and
ahnwed nonclnsi-sly hat frond Or clis•
hono.'y had as good ehanoos to creep
in as undo. the prudent method used ht
this fautnr,y and that as the law now
St olds there 14 uu provision for punish -
meet for.the frauds •hat might be per.
petrated under the butter fat plan and
his argument was so 000vinatng to Mr.
Dillon that he evidently saw now light
on the subject and expressed himself that
the iuforinati ,n given by Mr. Miller was
worth his trip from Haunt Elgin. IO
would be well fur patrons and share-
holders of cheese factories before blindly
adopting the is stem advocated by these
goutle,ne•, who are visiting most of the
fa0torios, to look very closely and care-
fully Mk) the merits 01 both it a1 ,1 tin
old nhsttod and not to drop one which
has had satisfactory results for mono•
thing note and uutried in a great
measure.
13oIti�•o-t,vaj.
AGRICULTURAL Socu.rr.—'1'be annual
meeting of the members of the East
4Vawstiosh Agrioultural Society was
held here on Thursday afternoon et last
week. A number of m.embers were in
attendance. The President, Charles
Pastor, tools the chair and opened the
meeting. The mina es of the last au•
nue) meeting were read and adopted.
The Auditors.' Reptile wits read showing
a',alnico in the Treasurer's hands of
$113.26. The adoption of the r. p tit was
moved by Mr, Harrison, se000cled by
,h•. So tt and carried unanimously.
Officers were elected ue follows :—Pre,i•
Gent, Oharles Procter; Vice President,
James Owous ; Direotors, W. Scott, alto.
Cnnites, .lo ,n Anderson, jr., Rubent
Snott, I'homas Bridges, James Harrison,
Richard Corley, Robert Currie nod Thos.
Forbes ; Secretary, Finlay Anderson ;
Treasurer, Charles B1a01allaod ; Audi.
tors, lances Praetor and Wm. Wray.
President, Prnutor re'-urui'd bhat,ka for
the hon, r on>ferred upon him by Moot-
ing hint the third time. Robert Currie
e h 'at I t od the So i t h their ei'
01 a two inn on loot alio•
nese in the pest tend hoped they would
continue to advauon rho same in the
future,
Judge Toms has robtirned from Iris
vacation in Indianapolis, and looks umoh
improved in health.
Ed. Stattors, of Hotvruud, shipped
last week to Mr. Metlutlin, at White•
ehuroh, 80 iambs whi'lt averaged 120
pounds each.
Seaforth's debentures, to the amount
of $14,000, raised foe tate purpose of
erooting market buildings have been Hold
at ;$750 premium—a good allowing.
Ileo. Mr. Livingstone. formerly of
Clinton, bought a line filly from ex -Mayor
Doherty and ile bas reoontly sold her to
the well,knowu Joe. Been, for the sum of
$500.
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