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Exile 4. Seven Will
Wardenship
Of Huron County
County Council Experience .,,Of
Candidates) Totals 37 Yeare
MEET JANUARY 18
Keen Interest le ahown in the race
or Warden of Huron COunty for
1938. 'Seven candldatee, it is be-
lieved, have announced their In-
tecatioa •et seeking else honor When
council convenes for its inaugural
seen wt Goderich on JanuarY
18th.
Those eito, it is expeoted, will al-
low their names to gaud include:
Reeve Henry Key% of Grey town -
shin; 3. A. Brya.us, of Howica tcwn-
ship; George McNeal, ot Myths. We -
met Haacke, ot Goderich township;
Elston ,Goadiff, of Morris township:
Peter W. Scott, of Bast Wawanosh,
and W. 3, Stewart, of West Mtwara
else,
They will seek the office 'held dur-
ing 1937 by Warden. J, M, Eckert,
Reeve of Mclealop township, and
who eellnquishes the office otter a
Particularly successful year. War-
den Eckert will still be a member
of council having been re-elected
by acclamation in lecIellole,
Following tae long atandiag cute
tons. at having a Wardell elected by
the Conservatives one year and a
Liberal 'the next the alleles this
year will be in the hands of tbe
Conservatives), of whom there are
19 in the council
Each of the seven candiclatea has
bad at least three years of exper-
ience on the county council and
some have served for as long as
•seven years. Reeves Haacke and
Stewart entered the council in
1931; Reeves Cardiff and Scott in
1932; Reeve MaNall in 1933, and
Reeves Bryanand Keys in 1935.
-Huron-Expositor.
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SKATING PARTY
Under the Auspices of St. John's
Ladles Guild
To Be Held On
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th
In the Brussels Arena
Skating From 8-10 and a tasty lunch
served in the Church basement
after skating
Brussels Citizen's Band
In Attendance
2 LUCKY TICKETS
ADMISSION - 15c & 10c
EVERYBODY COME AND
ENJOY THEMSELVES
"KEEPI"
The Evening of
TUESDAY, JANUARY este
for
SKATING PARTY
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SUNDAY SCHOOL HEAD LOCAL NEWS ITEMS 11
.Knox Uritecl 8 6. At Beigrave
Elects Officers -7^
NAME N KEATING
CARD OF THANKS
The Minuet meeting at Knox! I wash to express my sincere ape •
'United Church Suaday school was Preciatioa to neighbors and friends
held Friday abetting. Rev. e, 13, for the mac acts of kindness done
Townend acted as chairtnan. The and expressious of eYmpathy ex-
eeadle roll report was presented by tended during the illness and :lute
husbana, ea.
att1 Rev,
tribute%
Aare. M. Grasby. Sunday scbool was
held idea -nine Sundays during the
year. Eight of the teachers and of.
floors bad 90 per cent. or more at-
tendance during the year,
• The election of °Meer)) resulted
as follows: Saperintendent, Nor-
man Keating; assistants, Earle An-
derson, C. 11. Coultes; sea, Martin
Grasby; aseletant, George Michie;
treas., Freda Jordan; auelltore
Edith Procter and Mrs. C. Logan;
pianists, Fred Jordan and Blaine
Walsh; librarians, Almond Janile-
son, James R. Coultes; cradle roil
supt., Mrs. AL GrIeby; Bible Class,
1101'. 3. B. Townend, Earle Ander-
son, 3. W. Scotia TAPPle V, leader,
J. S, Procter; Senior Girs, Mrs. C,
R. Coutes and Myrtle Yuill; Inter.
mediate Boys, ()oldie Wheeler and
James Michle; Junior Boys, Velma.
Wheeler, George Martin; Intermes
dlate Girl% Edith Procter, Mrs N.
Keeling; Junior Girls, Mrs, Cyrus
Scott, Mre, James Michle; Primary
Mrs. George elartin, Mrs. be Levu;
Beglnnens, Mrs. Chamney, Ana
Grasby; otfleial representative to
Official Board, M, Grasby, A corn-
Inittee Was appeinted to rearrange
the library books. Another com-
mittee was to secure seals and dila
lomas for threes, winning them In at-
tendance at Sunday school and
church. Seberal items of business
were discussed.
IN THE ARENA
Sponsored by Melville Presbyterian
Young People's Society
Skating from 8-10 and dainty lunch
served In the Church after skating
Brussels Citizen's Band
In Attendance
ADMISSION - 15c & 10c
itemegtetesetelateceefeetztetetetatmemeicalea
REGENT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NEW LY.WEDs HONORED
BY BLUEVALE FRIENDS
NOW PLAYING
William Boyd Steven Marra
Gall Sheridan.
Hills of Old Wyoming
Blazing pews trees of Adventure
Mr. and Mrs, Melville Mathers Are
Recipients Of Gifts
seguent
Pedal)), to
O. Cumming,
Mrs,
demise of MY
Dr, Colgaboun
also for oral
Free N. Hodges,
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Parcel Post Limit
25 Pounds
The Post Office reepartmen, nas
nounced that the weight limit for
parcel Post has been increased from
15 peunds ti 25 pounds. While
this new limit will be a been to
outlying points wbere no other
service is ava'lable, express coin-
panies are making a strong pl"a to
have the 15-ponnel limit restored, as
the new one will no doubt divert a
lot of their business to the post
offlee.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ercieenuou
'Ivere host and bostess on Friday
evening for a pleasant social func-
tion In honor ot Mr. and Mrs, Mel-
ville Mathers, who were married on
Christmas Day A, D. Smith acted
as chairman and called on 44ex.
MacBwen, clerk of Morris Town-
ship, who responded in fine fashion.
Other numberwere a community
Journal read by Mrs. Sperling
Johnston; reading, Miss Margaret
Turvey, and e. character song by
the Misses MeLeenon,
Miss. Massie Milligan, Miss Ho-
garth and Wee unice Thornier:, on
behalf of the assembled gueels,
presented the bride and bridegroom
with a miscellaneous sbower. to
which Mr. and Mrs. alathers re-
plied fittingly. Refreshments were
enjoyed and the remainder of the
evening was spent In playing cards
and dancing. Music was supplied
by the Robertson Bros., Fred Hole
lenbece and Stanley Mustard..
MON., TUES., WED.
Mary Roberts Rinehart's Saturday
Evening Post Story
Starring
23X Hours Leave
James Ellison Terry Walker
A furlough of Mirth and Melody
NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT•
William Boyd James El limn
Nora Lane in
• Borderland
Hopalong .Cassidy and his huddles
undertake their most dangerous
mission
Jack Surprised Lew
• Some of the lrcal Nesters Who
had caught a ;leak ralibit wheel be-
came exrausted running in front ot
their car when they were returaing
from Goderich, after the Goderich
Bruesele hockey game Friday right,
put. the.animal in the back of the de-
livery truck of one of our enter-
prising young merebants.
Bunny arrived a bit early for
Baster but there it was all ready
for sienething-we !ergot to ask if
rabbit pie was en the menu next
day.
BIRTH
Stevenson -To Mr. and Mrs, John
H. Stevenson, Grey Twp„ on
Thursday. January Gt1t, a son,
Murray Diugies,
COMING -
Internes Can't
Take Money
The Garden of Allah
Mats, Sat & Holidays at 3 Tani.
BAKING & RUMMAGE SALE
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 16th
In ,Publio Library at 2 o'clock
The Women's Institute will hold
Sale of Home-made Baking
Marmalades. Jelly, Candy Etc.
Be sure and get some wonderful
bargains at the rummage sale
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MELVILLE
Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, JANUARY 16th, 1938
the services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
will be conducted by
REV. G. D. LITTLE, B,A.,
of Elmira, lent,
Sunday School at 3 p.m.
All Members and Adherents are
Invited to Attend these ,
Services
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Presbyterian W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of Melville Presby-
terian Church teld Its feat meeting
at the New Yeat Friday aftareoon.
Mrs, H. Paelter, president for 1938,
occupied the cheer. The Minutes
of the last meeting were read by
the secretary, Mrs. John Meadows,
The treasurer, Mrs. R. Thncnpson,
gave her repore and Mrs. H. Netter
gave the anneal report, Mrs, A.
Strachan, past president, conducted
the installation of officers for 1938,
Airs. G. A. Deadman fillowee wite
the service iron the Glad Telings,
'The Way of Prayer." Mies 51.
Garniss gave a pleasing solo.
THE UNITED CHURCH
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Engagement Announcement
The engagement is announced of
Helena Elizabeth (Betty) youngest
da,ugleter of MIS. Drager and the
late Gharles H. Drager of Walton
to Russell William, sou of Mr. and
Mrs, I, el, Bryan of Brusids. The
marriage to take place in January,
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Union Prayer Service
Held At United Church
The Cnion player Serving was
held In the Hefted Church Thursday
evening and was well attended. The
first address was given by the Rev.
John Graham, lector of St John's
Anglican Churcb, when be spoke on
"Search me, OL t3od, and know my
heart; Try me and know my
thoughts." Rev, H. 3, Mahoney
gave an address on "Prayer" and
dressed the importance of sending
missionaries to the new world,
Huron Old Boys
At Home
The Huron old Boys' Association
and the Huron County Junior Asso-
ciation, of Tororto, will hold 'their
3Sth annual "At Home' 'at the Ma-
sonic Temiee, Ilevenport Rea: and
Younge SL, Wednesday evening
January 19th at 8.30 p.m. Dr. G.
F. Belden is president and R. S.
Sheppard, secretary of the Old
Boys' Association and Kenneth C.
Stanbury, president and Bode Hill,
secretary of the. Junior Association,
Women's Institute
The Women's Institute mot
Thursday afternoon with Mire H.
Speir president, A committee was
appoiuted to arrange for a home -
baking and rummage sale and a
tea shop to be held next week, Mrs.
R, 1. McLauchein and Miss A, Down-
ing gave a aslant on Buymansbip
They demoustrated the buying of
silks and cotton,: and told how they
are made, and bow to tell the good
from the poor.
These ladies Attended the testa -
Wee in Wroxeter where Miss Cellins
at Toronto demonstrated and ex-
plained about the buying of these
goods.
REV, H. J. MAHONEY, B,A,, 13.0,
Minister
11 am. --WORSHIP.
3 p.m, -SUNDAY SCH'OOL, •
7 p.m. -Worship tonducted by the
Minister.
Monday-Y,P,S, Meets at 8 p
Jack Bryant in charge.
Thursday -Annual Congregational
Meeting. Come and take an
active interest In your
church
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
mu Mina Wyatt, ot Toronto was
a week -end visitor at her home
air, and Mrs., Alvin Pride mai fam-
ily moved recently to the bonne
owned by the late Mies Bertha Parr,
Mr, end Mee, Levi Holmes and
fatally of Flint, Miehe were recent
guests at the home of L. W. Ede,
atier,
Andrew Tennant Mee has bean
sick for same time is improving
Mrs, D. R. Cunningham is visit'
Ing at the bout. of her diameter,
Nine W, Pascoe, Oshawa,
T. le Walker whi bas been very
lick is improving,
George ,McCall is somewhat im-
proved in 'health we are glad to
state.
Miss Fanny Hogg Is visiting
friends in Monitecn.
Mr, and Mr% Sylvester C. Fax
of Brussels celebrated their twenty-
seventh wedding anniversary on
Tuesday, Jantatey llth. Congratu
lations were emended to them by
their many friends.
Mrs, A, H. Lowe, Barrie, Donald
McLeod, Winnipeg and Mr, and
Mrs. Plana McLeod and s.on, Clarke
of Lebanon bave been guests at
the lanne of Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Campbell, ted eon. Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull of Gree.
United Church Y. P. S.
The Y, P. S. of Brussels 'Unites]
Ohurch held their regular meeting
on Monday night, Barbara Michie
led in prayer followed by the busi-
ness, A hymn was then sung.
Scripture was read by Margaree
Downing. Melee Baeker gave a
very intuiting topic on "Thoughts
For The New Year.' ' A delightful
piano 4010 was played by Mary
Davison, Aanther hymn was then
nag and the meeting closed with
Mizpah Benecliition,
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Melville Ladies Aid
The regular ineetidg of the Ladies
Aid of Melville Chum)) was held on
Monday evening. The meeting
opened witr prayer by Mrs. Mea-
dows followed by the Sec, ai'd
Treas., reports being resat a, d
adopted. Annual reports wore
also given, Discussion followed as
to plans for the New Year and it
was decided to bold group teas el
the various noires. A. Comnattee,
consisting of Mrs, 7. 0, Beekci
(con.); Mrs, L. W. Edemier, Mrs.
W. Little and errs. J, S. Armstrong,
Was appointed to look atter rare:M-
um/Its for the Akuual Aleeaug to be
held on Jan, 17th.
Pay Up And Shut Up
It appears that all rivalry has
ceased in the daily nevvspaper busi-
ness, From January 1st, it is a
matter ot pay the price and shut up,
Have the linanc'al barons of Mon-
treal and Toronto entered the news-
paper field, or are the stock-heklers
Just taking a fling at the dear pub
lie? There seems no Teasel) what-
ever for the dailies combining at a
dollar per year in advance, and at
the same time reducing the wins'
commission ie medically nothing,
The difference in a single subserip-
flan in the }Mamma of newsprint is
a bagatelle and does not werant
the :Advance. Well, Juat pay and
like a seems the answer.
Teesevater News
DEATHS
. 1:Psms..4,alsmriz.:Pivss.AsA'r
• EVERY KIND OF
JOB -.PRINTING
AT .RF-ASONARLE PRICES.
4elleetieePetaerateitatelleigialatatalfeelletelatelatelei.
PosTT-uNG i-RATSE:
Goderich Team
Defeats Brussels
able number of young men Imre
been developing the mink industry
HEAD LETTUCE
For delicious sandwiches and
salads Grewar's have fresh Head
Lettuce No. 1 Oracle. Special price.
Two fresh heads only 15c, SEE
our special plea, on the new crop
1938 oarnges Sunkist Brand, Cash
and Carry,
A. GREWAR-"We Sell For Less"
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LookoUt Mission Band
The Lookout Mission Band ca the
United Church beta their first mew:
ing of the yea,' Monday afternoon
of this week in the lecture room of
the church with an attendance of 31,
The newel:deers were in, their re.
speetIve places, Jean %me:au tatt-
ing the chair, Id iuutes of last meet-
ing and financlet report wen lead
and approved. Mrs, Wilson the
new superintenuent was then in-
troduced and welcomed by the
Band. Mrs. Parker then read two
letters receivel from Miss Domes
ellssionary In Honyung, Korea, also
a letter from Gbo Cum. OK a Ko-
rean boy who is seeking Cauallian
Moffatt -hi Sault Ste. Marie, on
Dec, 2915; Jean Annette, only
deughter Wm. and Amite
Moffatt, age 21 years.
Walsall -in Grey townshlv of Sun-
day, .Tanuale tele 1933; William
'Tames Willis Mitchell, in his Seth
year. The funeral was held from
his Mee residence, lot 9, con, 11,
Grey lownehip 011 WednesdaY.
January 12t1e 1938. Service at
2,00 pan. Interment wee made
in Emends cemetery,
Score 4.1 its Fact Ore in Goderich
Last Friday niget the Inter/lied.
atte Greyhounds uncorked a burs(
of speed and kept nearly titres bund,
red fans on their feet through
eixity minutes ef dean 'hockey as
they defeated Brussels 4-1 at the
West street rink in a W.O.H,A,
scheduled game.
The Greyhounds passing plays
had the visitors at a lees through
out the game and only the superle-
rly in tlie lest period, kept
tsloovereb.lockIng of their goalie, Miller,
Particula
the locals from running pp a big
The transfer of Norm. Dawe from
the detente to pivot position or/ the
first line apparently 'was a wise
move on the ettet of Coach Murney,
for Dawe prove", himself a beady
man in that position and a natural
playmaker, He paved the way for
one goal and eecred another,
Skip MacDonald had his sheeting
eye lined up and accounted for two
goals and Scrimgeour notched the
fourth.
The visitors failed to capitalize
time atter time after working in'on
Bud Worthy, who replaced Bob
Bieck in goal, passes and shots
going wide on what looked like
certain scores,
Mailing List Corrected
The 'Post' wishes to thank all
those who leave renewed their sub-
scription. Our mailing list was
corrected on Friday, January ath,
it your label is not correct kindle
telephone 31 and we gladly see that
11 18 changed. There is sail a
number or small accounts awing, a
settlement would be apareciated.
NOTICE
The following was received by the
Sec.-Treas., of the local brance .ot
the timer Canada Bible Society.
Miss Carrie A. Hingeton,
Brussels, Oat,
Dear Friend:
We acknowledge with thanks
your remittance for e137,00 being
contributions from you local
Bench . We enclose official re-
ceipt herewith.
'Kindly convey ie your Officer%
Colleators and Members out sin.
cere appreciate iu of their practical
assistance 111 the great work of
circulating the Scriptures through
the British and Foreign Bible So-
ciety.
Thanking you personally for your
continued late:est in our work,
I remain, on behalf or the Societe,
Voiles siacerely,
C. G, Stevens, Mgr
Local Town
Council Holds
First Meeting
First Goal for Brussels
Brussels opened the scoring early
in the first period when H. Work-
man bored through with ale linea
mates, the Rutledge brothers, and
gaited a bobbling* shot between
Worthy's katee from the right
boards. It was more or lees a
fluke goal, and the Greyhounds
evened upon a classy passing play
between Dawe and Gus Worthy, the
former sinking a ten -foot shot atter
tbey had worked through the War-
wtek-Haggit defence.
Fox, Brussels alternate, was in-
Jureel when be fell in a scra-mine al
the Goderich goal. A. toe skate
pierced his nese and he was taken
from the game.
The second period was e dingdong
battle between defences, with no
one able to get near the goals until
near Use end el the period. Art
Doak robbed a. Brussels man at the
visitor's blue line and de,sbed Into
a corner, making a perfect paes to
MacDonald in front of the goal
Skip was not covered and he lest et)
time showing the rubber in the
net. Miller aidtet have a chenee,
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MORRIS-5 SKINNERS- .1
By Bill Stephenson
A very interesting game ef hock-
ey was played en Monday night In
the local areas. The over -confident
Skinners were trounced to the tune
of 5.4 by Morrie wood-chappers, The
Skinners out -skated, oweplayed, and
friends. Sidle were them chosen outeshot the wood choppers, but
with Thelma Blethers and Ruth due to the greet work of Hunter
Thomas as captains. The meeting
was closed by repeating The Lord's
Prayer in enema.
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First 'Meeting of Huron
Fox and Mink Breeders
Fox and ernat breeders of Hurotl
will hold the first meeting ot its
kind in Huron, at Clinton, sons,/
time in April, in the Agriculture
hall there, This announcement
was made by Ian MacLetel, Agri-
eultural representative for Tile
enmity, who nee beeaperoaehed
by a good number of fox and Iniuk
breeders about holding such e meet-
ing to meet one anotber and discuss
their peoblems together.
Air, McLeod hopes lo bave two
or three good speakers to address
the April meeting on seen, eubjede
as tooling, disease control and gred-
ing of pelts.
Fax missing has been tarried ou in
lettren for some time but It le only
the past few years that ti. COnSIdel'•
Many important Items of BUeineeg
Diaouseed at Opening Meeting
Riga lights at the' Bre-Beets Tem").
Council meeting on Monday night
at the Public Library was Reeve
W, C. Keyr's inaugural address to
council as foliewes
Before commencing ISa Year's
business I wish to congratulate yea
all on being elected as councillora
of this village. I welcome the old
as well as tha rawly elected.' I tide
for your coeoperation. I know we
will differ In opinions oe some Paola'
lems but let us all work. together.
I do not expect our mill rate to de-
crease, in fact I exped 11 will nava
to be inereasse die or two mills, se
we can have a entail surplus at the
end of the year. This will allow us
to create a sinking fund for nee"
unexpected expenditure that might
come to band. Our biggest problem
is relief, I are sorry to say so let es
all work together and work out a,
Plan 'that will be satisfactory to the
ratepayers and assist unfortunates
in these very trying times.
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The council members were all un-
animous that stricter measuree.
should be taken in the matte e or
dealing out rOiirf than M the past,
W, Little thought that there should.
be a man at station weigh scale tre
relieve Gordon 111cDawell, so that be
could attend to other more Import-
ant duties.
Finlay Sands suggested el:tat the
town buy an acre of bush for
supplying wood for relief, but It
was found after discussion Beet this
plan was not feasible,.
It was deemed advisable by the.
cauncil to ask ter tenders for an.
assessor at a salary of e74 per year.
All for the Greyhounds
The last periCa was stblen 1»' the
Greyhounds, evbcwon roars of ap-
proval, with limit tight teanaplay.
With less than one minute f elaps-
ed playing time Dawe slipped
Scrimgeour te pass Which resulted in
a 3.1 lead for the locals.
Tbe only permIty of the vane,
which was Maimed to be mega at
times, was handed out to Ge
at 'Brussels, whn tripaed Sadden to
save a sbot on goal.
Miller was unbeatable for nearly
five minutes a3 the Deltas, MacDon-
ald and O'Brien literally pePpered
him with rubber, but ale 'defence
weakened a few minutes later when
Art Doak, Stoddart and MacDonald
worked iu °lostt with short passes,
Skip driving in the fourth goal.
The teams
Brusesls-Goal., Miller; defence,
they were held demi to 4 Vale and
a fifth not being counted.
At elutes play got rough and
Andy Steles and H. Workman of
Morris were Mat, The players n-
eeded that they received many
bruises, the fans think a goalkeeper
should be put oft when he gees out
and stales wood chopping at the
opposing team,
The standout man of the evening
was Cyclone Gillies when he skated
through the whole team and put
tile puck Up into the corner of the
net above Hunter'S head,
The line up:
Skinners -Goal. Stephenson; de-
fence) Stoics and McDowell; *wings,
Rutledge, Rutledge and centre, Rut.
ledge; Subs, Rutledge, Gillis, War-
Witk,
Ale rris-Goal, Hunter; defame
Steles, Worlaner; Wings, Dunce»,
Lowe and centre, Currie; Subs,
Bryan and Bryers, McDonald, Work.
Man,
Brussels, Jan. 10th. 1938 -
The Municipal Council dee': eka
the Village of Brussels according to
Statute met cre the above date, All
members being present and hemeg' e
taken the Daelaration of eGfaceeasa. aisaa
was moved.by W, Cameron; second- ', 2'
ed by H. Champion that we do rtoW "
adjourn to meet at the Public., 1 ,
emeted:
Library Grant
Library ab 7.30 pan., C ,
erriea,
'',-`,e.;
Pursuant te adjournment , the- -, e
Column suet itt 7,20 p.m, all mem- '1,•., '
bers being nab) present, , The F I
mirtates of the previous meeteug
being read it woe moved. by W....
Ldttle; seconded by 1T'. Sande that
the .nainutes be adopted, --Carried,
Tlie fololwing accounts were ere- ie
,'3',i•
8600,00,
Chas. Meadows, removing
Xmas tree 3,01F
R. W. Kennedy, printing ,,
statements
32,06
Ed, Reudersoa, stove -
plowing '
17.50:
Commercial Stationery,'
supplies .9G .
.0has Davidson, ceetage ..,' 1.9G ,,aisie
Sahn Allen, mem. rePairs ala
E. Plum, D, 11, officer - 4,10'
Pi. Sullivan, Poll Clerk 2.01)
W. Bell, D, R offieer . 4.00
Robt, Patick, Pon Clerk. .. , 2.31)
A. Campbell, Chrestmais tree ,
lights .../ 5.01)
A. A, 1.amont, Division
/
Court Clerk .......„„ .... .. .
D. Demnau, Divielin 10.00
Court 40,00
Warwick, Haggitt; °entre, el, Rut- 0. Hemiugevay, tax adjuet-
ledge; wings, H. Workman, J. Rua meet 6,00 •
,
ledge; alternates, L, Workman, Mc -
Lewis Russelllay rebate
Dowell, le. Elliott, G. 111111ott, Lewryt dog 'tax
sub goalie, Fox. 0. Marles, teclea for hall „ea, 5,00 . 3
2,00 „ii
Godericb-Cenel, 11 Worthy; de. H. II P. C., street lights 108,00 •
'
w
fence, 'SU/titlark, Belau -son; eentee, 11. D.. P. C., liell lights „„ me_ • 1a, ei
Dame; wings, G„ 'Worthy, Scrims Relief for the :rents ..,.,..„. 141.11
by W. Cautercet that tho aecoante
Moved by IT. Champion, seeentlea
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