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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-10-2, Page 1• VOL, 58 NO 16 $2.00 per annum in advance 8RCS5'ELS. UNTAR10, IVLDNESDAY, OCTOB R 2, 1929 J. L. IiERR,.Proprietor iptt. A 1'+`".171 x'4.4..44`.!8 1444. _ -44.4 11 .8 1 i } +. 44.4.: �! .84 �p1�44. .c p i ,sy 1 The Surroundvi District _, ftw4tetet«we tatete0 •;«t+ »:«+43»k40:*+1`+s-'r3 440 s»rwS!'; 0+ :»fid 440+0+t»:»I«'»o*S0R CRANBROOJC Ross Hunter' of the Bank of Miss Jean Nob• le and Miss Roma Commerce has bean holidaying at Cameron are holidaying in Detzott his .home at •Cranbrooa, and Windsor, MissLena Noble who has been Miss iF.lorenee Jackson, of De- nurse -in -training at Hanover -;u1 troit, has been holidaying at Mrs, London for the post three years has Jno. Hunter's and Mrs. C. Seei's received her graduation and is now her grandmother. enjoying a well earned met at her Presbyterian Church Service home in Cranbrook. October 6th, Sunday School at 10 a. i Jos, and Mrs. Davidson and son, m. , 11 a, m.• Preaching Bernice, 1 Murray, Thos and Mrs. Watson, of preacher , Rev. R. BI Ledington, London, and Jos. and Mrs. Bennett, Harriston. There will be no evening of Walton spent Sunday at the service. III home of Lloyd and Mrs. Porter. Fall Fair Specials —AT— H. A. LOff ree's Successor to 1. Ferguson & (o. Friday, October 4th Boys' Suits With first long pants. Sizes 28, SO "a:•d 81. $10.95 Young Men's Suits Some with two pa ire of pants. Sizes 34, 35, 36 and 37. $14.95 Men's Serge Suits In Indigo Blue Or (trey. Special $27.49 Ladies' Heavy Fall Coats Fur trimmed, at a real bar- gain while titn y last. $1 7.95 Ladies' Fur Trimmed Coats In all the latest models for Friday only $22,95 36 inch Striped_ flannelette 6 yds. for $1.00 REME3IBER THE PLACE H. A. ter. or a +moi 9 s S:Iccess,tr to J. Fr'rgusoii & Cn. BRUSSELS . r . ' ' •• t* * '"1i e'*"." -40•••"•••000-000'i :.0.74":÷14:4-0-1.0-1.0040+ 04 .•1; y� :f ingha Fair Da £ 4= October 9th and 10th:_ 1.t ft t, 4.4 Visit Our Display At the Fair Grounds and also our Store Show Rooms where you will see the largest selec- tion of Fall Wearables out- side the Cities. Fur Trimmed f1 I� a Cloth Coats F New York Style SresseS 9 The Smartest Hats Hudson Seal Persian Lamb and Canadian Muskrat Coats as Dress Goods Silks House Furnishings Men's and Boys' Clothing Haberdashery KING BROS, WINGHAIMI ONTARIO New Adverrtiuemenws Nair Night Dance—W, N. wnhn !Pell lenlr Wlnuben, A grinulturel Society Vuturk' f let lownel3pof mortis Bitecest Snore St. 1otin'a a hare!' Speclel sale 1'akmser'e ()moor), nil specie s --lie A. Lottree Veit our display—King 13roa, nhrgnina—F A El outer Two for 1 sate—Allen', Drag Mere Cattle strn, ed -Alex htaDoanld Unto tor axle—Westar vain pMn,Cn1l, for eeta—W, H. Bother 1.1;m04 fur +o1e--44an• pn 0101 Piga for Bele—Marl Anderson ('or far axle—John McDonald V. Oaborne and family spent Sun day at Monkton, By telephone message Saturda night Mrs. Jno. Hunter received th .`trete+gree:;�e�4et�lausra:�csletstatetc�te�etetat., Fair Night ga ttf Dance TOWN HALL g BRUSSELS - y1 Friday Evening B dji sad news of her sisters death, ells Mae. Zimmer at Bakersfield, Cali fornia„ The remains are beim brought to Hartley, Iowa, tor burial Mrs. C. Olnstead left Sunday to' at tend the funeral. s . of this week follow- - 4 frig the Concert C t CR EY Council meets on Saturday o this week, Brussels Fair on Friday will be the drawing card. Mrs. A. D. McCosh of Kincardine, has been visiting with relatives and friends, Ray and Mrs. Scott and baby, Former Resident Passes : —The Mich, have been guests at the home Wingham Advance lidera to a for Moffatts' Orchestra ; £f 1 Wingham f111 Tickets 95c and tax Extra Lady 25c tI o i5a g1 EVERYBODY WELCOME LeihreisetageleterhiMatteeetameteeerstaivme, t+oSCtBt6+�tCtOte:ew,tet3tF.tGKi+G�ta+O:Ct�r�+•at� KNOX PRESBYTERIAN 6tt(a; CHURCH • ETHEL s 4a Anniversary Services s5 Will be held on Sunday, Oct. 6th La Preacher Rev. R. B. Ledingham Hierrlston Cfa Services at 2.30 and 7.30a m. SPECIAL MUSIC o N Tuesday Oct 8th To be followed on 4By a ba ge Fowl Supper & Entertainment t'n V Everybody come to this g pick of the season treat Admission 50 and 25 cents Supper ready at 6 o'clock 2i Rev. W. A. Williams, Pastor hl 4s7s72t3rt27toter 7NNI +aiNrrt r gar of A. and Mrs. ?emstrong. mer resident of this Township; Miss Adeline Burnitt, former There passed away on Saturday ev- teacher in S. S. No. 3, was a week ening, Mary A. Mines, beloved wife end visitor with H. and Mrs. Cardiff. of Thomas Johnston, in her 67th Nurse Cooper has been in attend• year. :She was born in the township ance with Rev. Mr. Nicol, at tho of Grey, a daughter of the late attr. manse, Listowel, during the past and Mrs. William Mines, hers. week. Johnston had been in poor health for the past six months, having un- dergone an operationin the spring, from which she recovered sufficient- ly to be round again, but was never very strong, and grater in the sam- mer had to take to her bed again, Sold Farm.:—Harvey Hunter has disposed of his farm- on the 9th con, to Win. Ellicott who will get posses- sion right away. i Thos, and Mrs. Yuill and Mrs. Samuel Yuill, of Vandorbuilt, Mich, have been visiting with relatives Surviving besides her husband there ' and ;friends in Grey and Morris. pare two brothers and one sister, 1 Thos. and 14Irs: Yuill were visitors John, of Wingham; William and during the past week with A. and Mrs. James A. Ray, of Turnberry. Walter Yuill and also their sister, Funeral services were conducted Mrs. Peter McDougald, north bound- Tuesday afternoon, at her late re- ary. sidence, Minnie Street, by Rev. S. Gordon and Mrs Webster and Davison, pastor of the United daughter, Emelyn, and Mrs. Burrell Church. Interment wits made in ' and daughter, ale of Toronto, were the Molesworth cemetery. recent visitors ,at the home 'of Mrs. n ETHiLL Miss Jean V. Sanders spent the week -end at the home of Miss Clar- . tta Quipp. Ed. and Mrs, Desjardine and Miss Dorothy Franklin spent Sunday in Brantford. There will be no service in Ethel I farm of Thomas Ward, lot 28, con, United Church owing to Annivers- 11, Tuesday morning, completely "ary service in the Presbyterian destroyed the structure together Church. with 65 tons of hay and about 50 W. H. Love and Alex. and Mrs. loads of grain. Threshing opera- Speiran attended the 'funeral of the tions were it progress at the time former's brother, the late Robert of the fire which was discovered a- Love in Barrie Ont. cn Sept. 21et. bout 9.30 o'clock, but as a gasoline Card of Thanks :—Tire family of engine was being used at the thresh- the late- Christian Eckmier wish to ing t ehblaze is not attributed to the thank their many friends for their cause. Though there were a number expressions of sympathy and acts of persons around at the time nosh -'of kindness during their recent Ber- ing could be done to save the build,- aavement they will long be remem- ing which was burned to the ground. bered. The barn, one of the best in thee. nes- Ethel Presbyterian Church will ghborhaod, was 40 by 80 feet. The. hold anniversary services next Sab- Ward farm is located right beside 'bath, The Rev. R. 13. Ledinghtun, of the Union church and the school Harriston will preach at 2.30 and standing nearby were threatened for 7.30 p• m., Special musical munbera. a time. Several times re broke out Fowl Supper and entertainment f in the church sheds but were :eon on Tuesday, Ohtober 8th. Tickets 1 Robert Pearson, 4th line. I Sinclair Hemingway is attending Normal School fn Toronto this terns.. I Mrs. Alex. McCosh, Pine River is a visitor at the home of her brother Crawford Strachan, 3rd line. Barn Burned — Fire believed to have been started at the bottom of i a large hay mow in the barn on the extinguished. Insurance is carried in the Elma Insurance Co., for 32,000 on the barn and 32,500 on the contents, but this will not nearly cover the toss. 4: iroH3'•:N?YY•: 2•+:w�e.2.twvga;«;•qy;••y� in herrn ;a; Fal i 5 a�,° J .L J 50 and 25 c, Address and Presentation— Last Monday evening friends to upwards of 100 gathered at the Dunbar Hall, the purpose of which was to say fare well to Jno. and Mrs, McNeil and family, prior to their removal lo Listowel, and also to make them the gift of a beautiful dresser and stand. Following is the address which was read'rby Rev, Mr. Williams, while Geo, Dunbar and J. H. Fear made the presentation. Mr. and Mru. J. McNeil and Family: We were all :E very sorry to hear that you had sold s s4 #, Fair Day Attractions worth s. 3. Wednesday & Thursday Oct. 9 & 10 coming miles to see. s. , X y Jim Fax Fun Co. For Fair Night. Concert , \V. J. GREER Secretary eiesst**4'tQMt++Ah ::yipM`,+pF.•''et+teR* Mt?' *rte your business and home in Ethel and thato y u were intending to leave us. For many years you have been a- mong us quiet and respectful citizens and evee-have 'teemed to like you. You have taken your places in the community and Church life o•f, our village, you are highly admired incl respected by us all. We regret pour leaving us and we will miss your quiet though smiling faces. We wish. you God speed in your new home and community and pray that your larger sphere of opportunity will benefit you ell and that some day you will return like every old bird to his old roost. Until then we hope that this little, token of eppre- zctt u;ier,IntVrIictt. ztivety, ;igte we,etet tetatd „44 cw. tlA 3 .4.4.1e1M4 41",•.4;44 !!!e:Xf2:: 4i^C t1 t N- H1 NY 4 h1 Ititett tewetckoZta+tztzte rtzr„t tetazrrt AcorA Specia Sale of Chinaware a EGINNING Wednesday,. Oct. 2nd, and continuing B two weeks we are giving a special discount of 15 per cent on our entire stock of Chinaware. Buy Your Dinner Sets now at this red acedpre.' e. We will 111 haves some �•• •� c..,tt't o special prices on Odd Citina which will be discontinued after sale. Coffee and Teas our Specialty. i ECKMIER'S GROCERY !'�tDtsi mea tkat 9at'+rat Dotlzrhm3r1 omt?ryr;stnr2t2r9w,m ,0,: tlrrk1,x,,,,Data t,,›ABtFat m, elation your friends and neighbors have purchased for you, will remind ' you of the good friends you have left behind in Ethel. We regret your leaving us very much, but ye know that our loss will be another •om- tnunity's gain. Signed on behalf of I your friends. Mr. McNeil made a very fitting reply and thanked them all for their kindness both for this night and the past number of years. After whch the gathering sang "For they are jolly good fellows:' A tasty lunch was served which was followed by games and dancing until the wee small hours of the morning, The following are the pupils who won the special prizes given by the Women's Institute at the S'nhoo] Fair :-- Boys sports -1st, Alex. Mc- Neil ; 2nd, Ross Stephenson ; 3rd, Hugh Pearson. Best Essay—lst, ' Della McInnis, 2nd, Margaret Pear- son ; 3rd, Myrtle Wilson ; Sewing 1 -1st, Jessie Pearson ; 2nd, iMitrg- t Bret Pearson ; 8rd, Dorothy Dil- 1 worth. Best Costume representing any Country—lst, Margaret Pear- son; 2nd, Veen Dilworth; 3rd, ,Christina McFarlane ; 4th, Gladys Ward. Girls hopping raer--bat, Myrle Wilson ; 2nd, Edith Kramer ; 3rd, Anna Franklin, Nail driving contest— lst, Margaret P.'arnun , !2nd, Jesse Pearson, 3rd, Norman I Speiran. Boys pole vaulting— lot, 'Ralph Pearson ; 2nd, Hugh Pe ar- son, 3rd, Walter 3IcF,r1 nrs ; 12un- Ining high jump: 1st, Ptalph Pear- ' -on ; 2nd, Delwin Dawarth ; -rd, Kenneth Kreuter. The prize money will be got from the teachers at each school,. I After a short illness, on Septem- ber 25th, in Jamestown, at the hone of his daughter Mr. .1. I,. Ira in, Christian Eckmier oilseed away in his 72nd year. He was born in Perth County, in the township of of Fullerton, where he lived until he moved in Itis boyhood with his parents, the late Daniel and blas. Eckmier to Grey township, Lot 21 and 22 con. 8. When r.. young ratan he was employed by the G. T. R. and helped build the railway through this section of the - country. Later, he farmed on the Eckmier home- stead and in 1917 he and Mrs. Eck- mier moved to the village of Ethel. He was married to Selina Mary Lake in 1882 who predeceased him its 1924. There were five children born to this union. Mabel and Earl deceased, Harris of llamilton, Wil- fred of Stratford and Mrs. J. L. Irwin o£ Janu ton n. ,lila ] ckmicr was a staunch. Liberal in politics and • of the community. He served on the Ethel- School Board for eighteen years in succession, lHe also belong- ed to the Canadian Order of Forest- ers, in which he held many ofl'tces. The funeral was held from his late residence in Ethel e to Mount Pleas- ant cemetery, and a large nuntli r of relatives and friend, gathered to pay their last respects to the de- ceased. Rev. Mr, Taylor, of the United Church preached an approp- riate service and Ido Lorne Eck- mier nephew of the deceased, Bang "It is well with my Soul". The pall- bearers were George, Andrew and Louis, brothers of the deceased and John King and Isaac hake, twat bro- thers-in-law, and his nephew George Menzies, Floral tributes were beau- tiful, including a pillow front the family., ,a wreath from Andrew and 3lre. Eckmier, Stratford a sheaf from M. and Mrs.• Shark Stratford, and a sheaf from the Jmnrstotvn Sunday School, The family have the sympathy of the community in their loss. O MONCRi°EPF Anniversa,1n Knox will be held Sunda'- Ontt, Oth. ah Ren Mn. Antletsnn, of Blyth. fot nerly of lnekton, will be the speaker fnr the day, he. Young People r -f Mnnarieif ere holding a eneiel in the Ohnrch art Wednesday evening Oat. Oth Good prnixrein end lunch, Mies Helen J. s Roy, President, k alettit{„ tet atetatelate; ete.+NtS�,tN ANNUAL te'1 94p� f It gp Tj+. F i9 -s4°r l5 ac Ygg1 G�- arvest norrig dA C� ca to cg t;l G9 Supper served in the basement of the Church from 5 to 8 11 Consisting of Vocal and instrumental Music, Readings, etc., assisted by R the Lewin Family. Adults 50t Children under 12, 35c. Rev. F. C. Riekard, Rector. { s LLD,' McCutcheoml Wardsj. BryAn:, J�:Raf 2t ,iirst2r?3 r,rrBr)r2rBrBse FESTIVAL ST. JOHN'S CIIURCI-i BRUSSELS Sunday, October 13th 11 a. nt, and 7 Special Preacher Rev. F. L. Lewin, Parkhill Fowl Supper Monday Night, Oct. 14 Program in the Town Hall 1 MORRIS Brussels Fair will he the attrac- tion on Friday. Mrs. Jas. Michie is visiting in Hes- peler and will visa relatives its Guelph and Acton, Card of Thanks -To the neighbors and friends Mr- and Mrs. W. S. For- rest wish to thank for the kindness shown during the illness and death of Mrs. McLeod. It was much ap- preciated. Win. Clark, 4th line has disposed of his 50 acre farm to Jos. Smith, who has spent the past year on the 6th line of Morris. Mr, Clark is holding an auction sale of his stock etc to -day (Wednesday. 1929 Voter's Lists for the Town- ship were posted up on Sept. 30th. The lists contain 1300 names, div- ided as fellows ee- Part 11099 ; Part II, 74 • Part III 127. No, of Jurors on Roll 318. There are 14 more voters this tear than last year on the Est. Obiiu:ry--A life lonz resident of the 4th conte -ion, in the person of Mies Mary Bleck, died on Friday 'risrht in her 78th year. She had been in poor health Inc some time. She i survived by two brothers and a sister, the later residing with her on the homestead. 'Malcolm Black of I r t'enls is it brother, an_,1 another r, -,de , in Owen Sound. Until her .e•ri silo's. d_eeased rarely missed a :nnrnine service in the Prtshttet•ian (" t trait et' which shd was 0 member. The,funeral took placeto Brussels et• cemetery on Tuesday n- rrno r :_a the a t lees were tontine ted ht ..e'r. MJ••. T' nw i, r. The pnlli,. are•rs c or : W. lit J. foil}, J 1 art. S Dar., Alex. l _ ','r ami Alt♦ Bing . Pe a l Away — Oat Friday last Sandi Pricilla Robb widow of the late Jnn. AitLead, pa d away at the home of her brother -In-law. W. S. Forrest, 2nd line. She was in her 5$th year. Deceased bad been liv- ing in Detroit hut 2 ntly Buff red s stroke, when she w to brought here for treatment. nt he: i nit broth- er, and slitters, deo-need is survived by two dnitgl.t t's. The fuller:II was held an Monday afternoon. , nd the services were t onduet»,1 by Rev. 11 r. Barker of Rua ,•l. Unite,l cleats 'h, The pallbearers. were: P:n=id John- ston. . hn- ston, Jas. Petcock. JI Mather,.ono, Mu •t 2rd, F.Shaw and W. Moses. Interment was made at Pr , • is cemetery. many be:ntiftt) haul tribtte were made, Silver Wedding—The Galt Re- i porter refer to the tiiver Wed,ting of former Morrisites. - C. A.and Mrs, Michie Victoria Avenue. cele- brated their silver weld m e at their 1 home on Saturday. Only rel tives were present and at a o's to k in the evening a delicious weddin:r din- ner ,was served, Mr. teed Mrs. 'Able lir ;received the toniratulu ons of these present and were pr, -e•nte d with 0 dinner set, electric ctric to t rick end also silver pepper and . a.1l set • ane many helut1'id ,mac} The fable wasprettily decorated with silver and white asters. T11' toast to the brick was given by Charlie,. Mc- Naughton, of Tarrant a 'brother of the bride, with Jam llirhie, of Brussels resunnding. .Among those present. from ,t distttnr? were :Chas, and Mrs, MmNnuerht and Hiss Ella MtNmt lit, of Termite; Tune: mrd x :Air, lIi • 'n born ar d Mrs. Nichol l tht , and Robert Michie of Brussels. A ,enlendid evening wa. enjoyed. On the following lin,+,l ,v evening Nuncio from Bespoke', 'Toronto and Kitchener, to the number of thirty, surprised them at their residence by presenting them with a silver bread tray. Robert Purvis, who was groomsman 25 years ago, gave the rangyatulatnry address and Mrs. A. W. Panabaaken made the presenta- tion, Mr, Michie made a suitabie re- ply. A. W. Panabaker and others made humorous remarks. .A social time was enjoyed in games and other amusements. After which the guests at down to a well spread table of good things which was heartily en- t 1 Personal Paragraphs 1 1D McKay, tris ofToronto, tva t r Y Y,to ay for he •iveek•k11d• Mrs, M..kiilker, of Toronto, is hall• yiug with her aunt, buls..Glea, Birt, AL Mlle liallautvne, of the Bttilk Of t onllatei'ce staff, \V itlglttttu, is here on his holidays, Mrs, itubt. Dark returned onTttes- flay after her visit with falaify'in 111 \vNBt, it. W. Brown end V. Hearn, of Tor- , nue were visitors in On eV11 testi 'l bursday Inc a few hunts. Mts. M. N. Meloy and Mute Olive McGill, of Blyth were visitors in town on Wednesday evening Inst, lit•. 11, ti, Savage, ai Pontiac 5)irlt , t+an tile 4.111 1 4.1 hese cod Mrs. Bats het, to l e town .'•t week: Mrs, T. NV, Ralph, of Toronto, is trt.est oA bird, J. I.. Kerr, 1 11. and Mrs. 'Wilmot anti Mes- ter Charles are holidaying up in Northern Ontario. Harry Walker has been on the eiek list. His many friends are glad to hear he is able to be out again. Mr, P. A. Rickard, 13. A. ,c., of Wycliffe College, Toronto, :pent the week end with his parents at the Rectory, Mrs. George 'Eda'arcls is away at the Bruce Peninsula this week with her daughter and son-in-law, -Wm. - and Mrs. Baillie. Goderich Star:—Miss Mary CIarke left on Tuesday on her return to Toronto to resume her course at the Toronto University, J. D. Stewart and daughter, Jean, of Winchester, A. L. and Mrs. Stew- art, of Detroit, and Mrs. Salkeld and Miss Maime, of Goderich, were re- cent visitors at the home of Alex. and Mrs. Stewart, Queen street. o0 Goderich Signal'—At the morning service at North Street United church, last Sunday the choir was assisted by Miss Lulu Procter, of Brussels, who sang a solo "Nearer, My God, to Thee." r. Winghem Advance -Times — Miss Agnes Walker, of Toronto, daughter of Mrs, James Walker, town, under- went a rather serious operation on Monday for removal of a piece of bone from her neck. Her condition is quite satisfactory. Henry and 'Mrs. Wieduttes of De troit, Mhh, snout a few hours in town last week. They were at Kitchener attending a funeral mid took `a run up to see Mrs. Wieduttes old home. town and brother, W. H. Maunders and firs. Maunders. jolted by all and parted wishing Mr, and Mrs. Michie many more years of happiness together. Airs, Wm. Oameron and grand. ',,n, CW11141'nn Abr:e, 0,0 Mfrs, Phil. 11,14 .ted sen, of 0414'11 S,'u„d Vis- ited last neeh 0) the homes of Charles Ir visand of J. 8 t arhtui. WROXETER Alts. R. 3. Hann lin s ret tuned from a iwo works visit in'Cum nlo. Kennel it l;dgar was hoots from strut turd Notfor the adpek-end. Kenneth t;insnn, 11:m111ton, .pent turd„y with his tuother, Sits. T. Gib - •1111. Mies Mttrgtttrt Davey, of Hamilton, was a L,'iwnt ti.iter at her home Rev, A A. rind 'Mrs. Holmes, Olin feu,, rail,',) on chi ft lends i11 Lhe ell- I,rr•r Friday. Nell and Mrs, White spent a few Jays "f Ltst week with their daughter .1 Pett Hight. N rnlaet turd Sits. Thal nion and Miss Roth and Daisy Starke, London, were o, eh -and a lite:. with their parents, 11. at,d Sit..81eaks, ( JAMESTOWN Mr. ;tleKetrher has had cement to.,'ks built tosnppott the pillars on I is Let endah. Miss \linty Johns) on who has been -1•eedi,tg some time with her sister, Lit s. 1r. Shaw, is leaving this week. The old horse sited at Victoria Hnll, n Loch has neatly fallen down, should he pulled clown and cul up for wood, h does not add heathy to the int, line, \Vnt. OA menu), of Owen. S nod, and grandoo11, C'aiuerott Abram, n d Marl Phillips visited at the houses. 'f ,Inn. Strachu11 and \Vru, Moses, this week, 1'heJttmestnwrt coin inanity extend their sincete eyurpatby to Mrs. Leslie 1, wiu turd ft tulty in at Inca of item' be- t vett father, tlae hateflC1)rietiRn Eck• ober, of label. bits. Shewan and shit Cameron, of R'lnnipeg, visited at the home of their, cousin S r t n1J J Sheath e/1. a ban. 111:R. 9 s}lew t • e t to e daughter 4 ) a tit ui,ltte. f ,1 t. Dan, Onntsrmt, n100 of Winnipeg and granddaughter oft the late \Vnt. Onmeton, 131tiose)s. The Rally Day service of Jaotes- n,wn Son l tv -teflon, tvas much enjoy- ed, the child! en doing their part so well. 111: Robot Shaw of Bluevtlt+, gave a splendid ttcldr•ess stressing that each follower of Christ has a part: to do, and if we fail to do thaCP art the work is left uldmt r e, BELGRAVE Miss Mary Quin curd Belle Robert.. s'n, of Blyth, ore guests withMte,;W',, Nathery in the villager, Miss Annie ;4rett, R. N. who has; been visiting with her 081,en18, P. W. and bars. Scott, Wawauosh, returnedl n Noritch on weduesday,