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13h'US,SE,LS. UNT,1RIO. 111U1c'.511.1Y.
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Tuesday •el
t 1 toy- '41/0N/ el 1ve01. S, lie
tit„lie ts, tie. tee. ly em, . wed Gen et.y
Ageieult cud It p .en+H' i.e. win tb•-
liver Ile u((itA, in the F`tt•e:leis'
Hall et R ceeloelc. Alteke t point to
]leer 111/11.
Pllt1'11.1.i0 80010y trek non
with Heine, the I' d' 1. ;,, . ,l, ,ort i„u •
--the, A. Ytr, la'., el un: \I.•.. I'.•u. •r,
efil ; Mies, 3(11,1.5011. '<1 un: ell;,
field, $1 011; Prreee 114 of patty, :lite.
8, $131111 The S ,c.•ly chipped het
w,..„1,
t (loll Nei lewd I I (in., 1.11 11(511,
Ort, : -•I(1 lumen tleelei,r c, 7 petit hlh.a-
vital souks, 30 towels wort 72 pair e1`
souks,
IVloloevatorth
Semi, Welsh, S 11'11111, 171,1110,1 Prirndv
11.01'0 ave• the le eget le litlay,
elle William ono rheeeenedtee, ie
getting settled lit his new frau• and
Will 4000 1
o n 1.0 ready to enuun,mee work.
Hue Elliott, (loderirh, viwited brie
fol n fete days last week hat was call-
ed home owing to the death of Ills
grandmother.
Sunoot, Iteeowe.--leellowing ie the
School Report Ism Nn. i6 tfineirlt and
Grey far the mom he el' Ja n:try,
1r'ebrumy tool March. Tel el per emit.
100, Sr, IiI,--Irl. lienor 07, 11, Doig
88 ev. DI -A. ler., .11 83, eV, Dai;;
Doig 81, le. Beene 73, A eli•beerchee
01, le Thompson 58, H. tareinge•e• 55,
Jr. it, -L. Lambkin 71. JI. fdrainger
•ill. Juniors i1 order of mei it. Hr: -Ir
C. Grainger, I. Doig, A. Doig, Sr.
Pr,- \V, lautitkiu, A. 8,1111 ,411, le
Doig, leriniele---1';. Metereeey, C.
Grainger, B. et miler sou. A vetage at-
tendance fur Ibe 3 nem: he, 13. 111, on
toll 20C A1'Alt 1oN ALLEN, 'Poncho)...
SPRING TOM.: 1Vt:uulNtt. -- A LIN
Angeles (00.1.0 piper. of Alarot 20th,
says :-Amidst a horror or tipping 11111•
M11114. and with only immediate reln-
lives present, ,diva .Baty (if•rtetele
Fraser beeelne the bride of WIlli:tin
Mooee 1Vclher, ItteL evening, ne the
linnet of the gr°ones parents, De. mid
Mrs, Hugh Walker, on Menlo avenue,
Dr. 1Valker olliehiliug. The bride is
A daughter. or Councillor Alla ;Mrs,
1Vm. L racer, of Lhstewe+l, Canada, and
is well known in ilhe social life or this
city, where Outing the past two years
elm lute 'mole her home. She is a nen•
sill of Dr. 'I'. 1V, Meese:e(e., Pasadena,
and be wag the othy repreaenathve of
het• family aL the weddlog. AIr, and
Ales, 1Valket' heft this mottling on a
mane trip to the Northern part of the
State, and follotvhtg their return they
will be at home at 1880 \Vest $21d st.
lVJcKillop
0111T.-'1710rn passed in vay at his
hone. in \Ninth rep, im the mot Meg, of
Match 2801, St1
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1 rove n( •
1, ) 1.!t in the
tnwrvhtp of IiitlYy County of Leeds,
itt 1810, his eat ly life was epene in that.
clistriet. In 1860 he married 1+%tier
Aon Morrison, of the slums township
Bulli hn Lite Spying of 1.860 moved to
elcKillop, niece he took 0p Lund o0
the 10th Ooncelsion, where he ree7Jed
until the death of his wife in 100.4,
when he retired to \Vhitirtem, to en-
joy a well deaeeved test. Coining to
McKillop in the early clays of hush
Lend, he pet formed a strenuous pare
in transforming the lend remit the
pioneer rental Hone of hush fai.mirlg lir
the modern grail term well equipped
with machinery and all kinds of et mgr.
Though n OonseevelivP, lte never, Look
an active part in politics but WAS al-
ways mote Intere'eted hi the ehurel1
while bis untesutning Cheistien life
and kindly ways, elide:lied hila to
really. 50 years ago he was a mem-
bee of Providence Metitodist ehnrch,
where far most or that, lints he IWQ the
singing, He will he emelt missed
by his 'teeter mid felhnv Ine11nbare.
In Ills death et Heel te, time he hos but
fittingly enlertel into the lire or the
Id.'e1111,'t•enl'irt1. The 81111,01M. synipalhy
of the community iv extende,l to 1 it •
bereaved fl•tWidH. lie leaves 111 rnnnr11
his loss it d.wgbler, Mrs. J, le. H Lek -
well, McTiillnp, and 4 nous, lddwAtd of
It.egina, Sask., Alex„ of Gleiehen,
Alta ; Albert, Ateleillmp and Stephen,
Secant tl, (hie daughter, Relater,
peetlecetteed hint 18 years ago,
sof 0.14444.4.044.4...1.0444.11teedelee.i.
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o Instead ofhavinr a for -
g mal Millinery Opening ;
on a set d8 w(: wish
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• to state to the Ladies >r,
• of Fthel and vicinity w
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that 1..hn our u I1.(,I
Il1Cl up-
* to-ciate
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to -date stock is now on 3
• p clic liry any the d the
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m cordially invited to in.
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a• • speer the same.
• Have entracred the ;'
o services of Miss Beth •
• Hoover as ' a
Milliner 1 .1 and A
• • We will do our best to +r
• please the; public, °s
±F ,p
,®}. A Call Will be Appreciated.
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11'1imiri,.•, Heao•y 1)e11tris, Petet'A)ek.
ere Aielt. McGregrh, Joe. De:taoeY,
%VIII. Llc(lavin, Jr., el Wheel ltrwleml.
l'onturi-i(eepere lett viol( 1hEloney„Ino,
I, me, Henry 11, me inan,.1te Jelntl etc-
11111am Joeepli Set+tt. John C,oehe•,
Ge else Weleee, Jelin let levell, Henry
L' •nnieveie, Jt, Sheep leeluators---,1.
it•Coley,.1 t.. All%heson, Ilimey Welt -
•nem., John Metalline Bedding In-
sp0etory - efitetiu Turrell, Joseph nor.
re/rrW
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Tsnlu:!3o!t 1or
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Drain uu Irl )ealo-••tthas IiegYIO.
Al. Al ultnin, Mork.
B1uevetle
leteernotueree. --AL high noon on
'Wedtteeiley, March 27th, ire the hnrne
of the h1itle's parents, 11. A. and blue,
Mite:ill, innovate, ]rev, D. D. Thomson
tied the notelet how between MISS
1/111110 0,1.1 t ode A}r.0tt11 arta win, O.
King, of Janht'atown• The bride, WW1
torts nnattetided, ons given away by
her father. She wore a stmt 00101`141
SA1111 01111 teaselling suit with hat to
mulch. Cuegratulations over the
gueete sat limon to a sompt ons (lin-
net in the (Rettig mom. 11m and Mrs,
King left on the 3.17 train for Strut•
lewd, Lomita, leelbi, Hamilton and
other Jeanie. The happy couple will
take up ye/Melee. 011 the woollies Otte
frim) on the Rruvsels grav01 read near
Janheetowie ehty their joys be many,
Wroxeter
R Gilmore, Winnipeg, railed on old
friend.: here (511 Alonday,
A Sunday School in rnnnertio, with
-the Angllettrt (Meet] hat, beet) siege».
Week Aline and Anse Agnee Mc-
Recher•, who aro attending [reentry
et Toronto, speni the Easter vacation
rot their homes here.
In the etiquette. list the name of S.
TL Gitieon, Wroxeter, elppeatsinWed,
twede y's papers, nnong the wounded.
Iinpe it is rent 14 Srl 4:104 CASE'.
Fred. Davey was nppoitiled by Lite
Council to dietlibute the Government
fish, Oon nee gtetrant'.eeing Lhe sc-
conntsnsdesit by (envoinment.
Alex. McKereher and ole of his
sons ars au>ay to Galt locality taking
(+twee IIF fermieg nperatinns 011 a
faun belonging to Miss Ritchie,
The. Y. L. A. el, of Wrnxeler Smith,
ate, holding a hell (horse Tea til ' 111
Adams', Line C, Iinwick, on Tuesday
evening, Amil16th. Achnission 250.
Take it in.
tete. Itebert Sewage, Wrnxeler, Who
eteliet.ed with the Royal Drtgnnns,
Toronto, and event overseas 2 years
ego hest Pall, has 11000 reported
wound:el in I be men and leg,
Jo}r11 r )
nl1 sr
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I. an ofd sod noir.
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respected residenk•nF the village, u.
d01'went. a vPly evitiral operation at a
Guelph Hnspitnl m1` Srulday. Latest
rennrte ur•m that he is prow easing fav-
mel0y,
Amcmg the teaehera home roe the
Boater 11014114y WPM, Misses Ice. Hamil-
ton, J. Alfas, P. Kaake, L Restice, M.
Anderson, L Sen(e•eoq, E. Teupfe•,
In Rutherford, (t, Bulheefor(7, B.
Howe and B r,ovell.
Jerk and leemeth McLean, ynnng
sties or A. McLean, who were so Ae•-
inusly injured when it portion of ll.
btee.k wall, width is tieing taken dawn
tit the tannery, roll:weed, are rapidly
recoverbng, r411hong): Jack will he con-
fined to the hoose 1'm• some weeka ow-
ing to a had I've et nee cif the leg,
Alrw. A. Mellichael met with a Ser -
ions accident nn Satewilay night while:
vote:eth r from the home of William
Bing, Air, AleNtir inel and daughter
had got out, of the buggy In hink file.
the reenter's hat which had (down nil,
when ..nigher hors.. and beggv cnllitl-
eel with the ime nnetlpied by )t vs, Mee
1)ir•harl, 0peetting it and causing the
ho•Fe to the nway Alta, McMlehael
WETS i'nuna In All m'IrnlnFi•>nscr)(ilion
n.nd iv stilt in a rr'htiriL1 sl 810.
,intended for last wattle
N. end eine Kalelleisch are guests
of Nies H. Smith.
Mise D Aftweislm le the guest 'of her
cnnsin, Aire G. f,acerie,
Mime Sadie White is in Gale INllere
OW huts srrnrhal a peettinte
Ales. Stillwell spentthe week end
• with het eiete•, 1Rs Teivet. eeW,
11 es, ltilrhi, awl l elite. Rifellie event.
Heeler :with Wittetetlrt 1lrbcnd•:,
Td. et Rae, Toeing I), lens berm renew -
n 1'
n !1 u•qu unt:llrPq to Ih,. •• I
if
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Airs, G. Aline,
vwllad het a'
INI NI• AI
r e.
\Valltcr Pordwieh foe scve•nl arty+.
Mies Jesele Pope, eremite, iv sne l
Ing a wrest with hse prteents, T) O.
and Nies Pope,
I,iPnb, S. MrKevellevand sister, bliss
Agnes, were !pearling the holiday
with their parents, W, S, ani Airs
Meleerehee.
(interval olalinns mos extended to
Mss] VenVelsor, (Cathleen Tem her-
-tote and Jean Aname:nn who obtained
Omit, diplomes ft tun Mt. Foteet
Bltsir .
InAA n
alio • a
l'Aeueerrf0, 'tleepnrt of Wt.oxeter
lira lch of Tied Orties Society for
month eldhlg Murch 251th. Ool(a'd.
hntions for month ending moot,
25th ;-Jas. A lien, $2.00; W, Abram.
$1.00 ; R. Anderson, 50c ; i1, Bolt,
$5,00 ; Alhss Olirrlie, $1 i)0 ; J, Cathe's,
$15 00 ; A, Dnug)es, 50n ; J, Douglas,
rot. ; G. Devidente 505 ; J. A. Earle,
80.1; G. W. (-'iMo1, $1.00 ; ,T, R.
eon, $2 00 ; .1. Griffith, 50e ; J. T•roppe,,
$500; Miss Ilerele, 50e; Mrs, Higgins,
liOn ; Alex, Higgins, $200 ; 0, Higgins,
$1.00 ; Ahs, Jos, Higgins, 50e ; Ti,
'Teeming, $1,00 ; J, elendeesnn $1,00 ;
VV. feline, $1,00 ; R. Lnngety, 50e ;
Alien Llama, 501: ; G. Leckie, $2,00 ; 0,
rule
Ain1 n T $ 011 ,• T.
Aitts 1 1`r
nVP,
$1.66 •
\V, Mines, ;81.00; J.Moi Orion 26e; C,
re, Moffett, $1,011 ; A. elieravish, 50c ;
T), lettelevielt, $200; Milia Me'k'eevish,
25c ; T). 14Icleerohee, 500 ; ?. Mennen.
$6;00 ; Miss McDougall, 500 ; J
Ah Neuvhton $5 (I(1 ; T. Middy Ila 250 i
1 1 Aleftleette ,'5,(;00 Alts. P. Mr-
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Jewell, n ;4fi lH)
Meg 1 3ichlt e 1
V I , Jk5•00
P. H. y
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bu(U• Ale
h1toita
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1 ,k Mies ILtI r bu•, 5(le ; %V, Al
Robinson, 5011. • It. titreits, $'2.00; W,
Sancdet'sou, $1.110 ; ,I. Stull, $1.00 ; fI,
Wearrrtig, 4+10(1; Mee. Wilson, 50c.;
I). le %Vera•, $1,00; Alex, Wright,
$5.00. rot el $94•25, Vitlanolai Sum-
nuu'y, k1 ceipls, ))ers0ual rcmCril,tt-
Lions, $04.25, 0uuntY grout {pec
ink) 1[nhv-
$125;.00, total $210 35, lexpeucll-
tete., paid for mitten false $100,27, rash
balanee, $115,89, total, $210 25.
Alateelitle on order, $100.00. (locels
shipped, Afaveh 6th, 102 pyjama suits,
18 teems,' II IIY shit iII lA386 towels, 31
stench.
1.r raps, 04 pair5x,
Jamestown
1 t is Alad Samuel Burke has .rrpllr-
eiteeed 11)e 50 acre farm nn lhP Getty
Boundary remit AIr. ltida011, ldstowel,
for the sum of $1500.. It ie immediate-
ly North of property he nolo owns.
SA,/1. is always ready for a bargain.
PRAsT7weeteg te.-On the evening of
March 23rd, about 75 old friends and
neighbors betook themeelves to the
home of Jas, and Mrs, Ballantyne, 1st
line Grey township, where they spent
afine time with anisic, story, song,
dancing, sorita chat and supper,
Duncan McDonald took the chair and
read the fallowing address and 'l'hns.
Binke anti Inn. AR:Donald presented
the bose turd l)nstese with a set of
knives and forks and spoons as a patt-
ing gift :-
Mu, AND MRN. JAS. BALLANTYNE.
Desalt PRIM/DB.-HavinglearuEel wit le
einrere regret of your Intended re-
moval from our neighborhood, we,
your neighbnw. have gatheted here
this evening to enjoy a social hone
and to exprees one appreciation of
your kindness which ynn have renders
ecl as a neighbor driving the past three
years you have lived in our midst.
We have always found either of you
ready to help any time when called
npon. We aak you to accept these
knives, forks and spools as a small
token of mu• esteem and a daily re -
membra nee of yam' old friends of the
let Con, of Grey raid that you may
long be spared to enjoy the use of
them. We all 1„111 711 wishing you
many prosperous years in your new
bode near Ethel. Signed in behalf of
your, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS.
A brief but .appropriate reply was
made by Ale. Ballantyne for their
kind words, generous gifts and the
gond fellowship shown during their
residence in the community. He and
iris wife witched the friends many hap-
py and prosperous years. The com-
pany sepsrctted hoping AIr. and Mrs.
Ballantyne would greatly enjoy their
tiew place of residence.
f1` n
a b1`
ook
Jno. Leitch and Fatuity have leased
the home of A. Reymann and taken
possession.
The out of town guests ss
Beth Odder, Toronto ; Af
Pig -
ante Suede, and Miss t r.,
Parkhill.
The Duncan MCTI PS holt s
been puenhased by Vict'n
who will have it moved to 1 e
farm East of bare and fitteda
home for himself' and -
Don't forget the entee11111
•clay evening of this wee
elitwch For the benefit; of
"Wiilowdale,"e humor m i i
he pmeetwed. tread the
ceening it,
The people of this local;
coming interested in the ]
Chautauqua Festival,. to 1
Brussels. It wiil evident l
worth attending, judging k
11nm/cements.
ADDRESS ANI; PRESS
Wednesday evening of In t
number of Lite friends and
or Arthur and Mrs. Heln
their home to spend a soeit
with I hent. berme their rex
Oeitnbru,ok. The evening 1
ell in nesir, readings, speeches
socittl elute Ude interesting
wes au address read by b
Liethwell tout presenting of
cher-hi i amid inked by Mrs.
11 r. ilehn merle a ettitable
',Bluth' of himself and imps.
After pelrtnlring tit a midnight
all jnitied hands and sang "t
Syne." Address torte as fall
were 741';
1`s, T. 1'ig
,5`- Switzer,
se he•e has
r Sparring
tis 50 act
tip for
Iment Ft i•
k in Knox
Red (1rnsA
TT/lay oil
rtlab. can
locality are be-
coming
be 11014 i1
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be well
1y (lee au
PRESENTATION. -
Wednesday week i
u 1.i gh burs
L, (net at
LI evening
[oval frons
vea el,jny.
eChra and
fell 1.'e
Miss Uliuit
the gifts
Utustciarh
reply in
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IILICl]
"Auld
Lang
Its,
Deeta Mea AN Mae Henst -Regret•
fully le
ld,
5;11't
that yen 1( Vl
e l l 11t>.
< s d
I o remove from out wider,
HICet' iL
residence, l (l (I
t 13 pews, 1
VP t6 raw IIF
your F
ttl tuna
i c I'ti y
Y smi t
) s anti neighbors, f1111 --
teem this oppovtnnity of spending
one mote mond evening with you, re-
minded (hereby of the many it has
been one privilege to share with you,
clnrblg all these years of your rear
theme in 0u111)1'00k. We am glad to
meet but sorry to part. Socially yon
arc held ill high esteem by us, as citi-
zens you have ever done your part
and alwaya helped in eve'y good
ranee, But it is from the religions
standpoint, that yon, Mr. Helm, will
be most oA
t missed. Your work in the
church of your. photon has been most
prorollnced and fermi tate religions
cit ries you will be greedy unisseCl and
�hovel n your place will be hard to Bil,
.Phis phase of your life has been mark-
ed by regular attendance et church
and deep itlte'ese in Sunday &Mini
anti vides, in fact by all that, pertain-
ed to the evelfitte of the Christian
eommu
nty. As e Steward and
Trustee of the ohm ch your work has
been invaluable. You have so eflici-
enLly looked after the financial
schemes of the church thin it was
never iu a better. position. As a
slight taken of our esteem the ask you
to accept
title OddfL
1Inw s '`
Hung and
c
piece
} f out glees. Mtty the ring
prove to us that the circle of aur
friendship is by removal not Woken
rend may the glassware ever sparkle
in the thought of your pleasant days
W1111 us. Yon Will al Wit+, biro,• ,
Wa
t u1`rt I '
J n ul rut hr>u I ( HMI n1
though 1 h I �• 11` ;
l 1 I I r
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la tf a 11` 1
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you in the city to width ecru go.
teemed lit bolah of the
M elle run1NT 071 LrRd'ti. AND C0S1A1-uN ITY,
I,lLHL Stanley allover/cm the service
in the Methodlig church was Laken by
Tr. Ruddalva Tlu• p,L401. Was i1 ill-
Lendttnee at. thee special 11i...i.nlnry
Servlr•e in leru'+sele Mei Melee timet ll
School,
le, A, Fox, writing /tutu Willem
Mum o
Mum 511/.1.011 87111 SAYS;--1Ve ere
having fine weather here ,lust now.
Horne of the fat mete are on the land
bel: the majority think they e ill get
re setback yet.
The 100 stere farm of Wm. l'errie,
Lot 13, Clonceeaion 13, (-Ivey lotvlo-
11111P. has been pueehaeed by .lu e
Stevenern je., for 1.110 E.11111 Or $1000,
There are About 10 notes of second
g�rowth soft maple oil the plaice rand a
bat a 40x60. Leann has been 11S01.1
paeturage for some time. This sale
clears Mr. Perrie of his landed pas.
sessions, lie will continue to live
here.
The funeral of Mrs. 1Vortley was
held Monday to Oranbrook cemetery,
where she was buried beeide her buy -
band. Mrs, Wortley, who roup 79
years old, (vent to Seafnl th 4 years
ago from near here, '.`wu married
daughters reside in Seafortle it seen at
Woodstock and another son is en the
homestead, Lith cote of Grey,
Wortley was an old and well known
resident of this locality.
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Council meeting next Monday.
Fall wheat does not look any tan
promising in Fenno places,
bliss Alice Barr spent the weekend
with her aunt, bfrs, A. Whitfield.
J. Mitehell and retnily have moved
to tete Buttery farm, 12th Con. We
welcome then(.
Mrs. henry and son, Nilo were
visiting at the parental home, 4th
Onn., returned home on Monday.
Win. and Mrs, Buttrey, 11th Oote,
have gone to visit at the hone of -
and Mrs. Riddell in Elam, The latter
is their dough tee,
Mrs. R. Houston and son, Hay and
Miss Jeanet elcNitir'.vere %',aster
to•s with theit• sister, bliss Jean Alc-
Nair, at Totem to.
W. H. Fraser wife and daughter
have gone to their homy 1,
Alta., tvhere they have a he m
of land. They took a ear 's
effects.
Gordon Whitfield, operator, n
Cookeville, spent tate East s
at his home here. Sorry e
was confined to the house e
time suffering from a sever
bliss Henrietta Demean, f
the Alillarton school, I
seen bee tet Pxa
i sten vacation vast tun t•
parents. Miss Essie Gedd e
same place, accompanied he
It is said John Bray,
Creek, Out,. has bought the 1
outfit of his brother, WILL
9th Con., and will move to i
Ale. and ,firs, Bray will Inca(
too
b k, where they recently )
a comfortable hone.
Keep. the Auction Sale t
Dark's in mind. Date is 1
of next weer:,. 17th. Air.
leased the residence of Mt
Rogers, l+tederrck street,
and tell) hunve to it, his s
hawing leased the farm. Lis
may be read in this issue of
Three big Clays are on the
at Brussels, April 27, 29and
as a Chautauqua Festival, 9
musical ttoupee and 2 well known
Lepers are, on the bill of
Course ticket with reserved s
meets $2.00 for the 0 entertainments, 2
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List OF S}17P
TIIE POST.
program
90, known
splonlid
uxler-
fare. A
rat, only
ach dray, at 3 and S p. n1`, This will
e nn opportunity that should not be
IrissPd,
SCHOOL RIvPORT.-Fo110wing _IR the
Report of S. S. No. 9, Grey, icor March.
exluninet/ in Lit, Memory work,
H istory and Spotting Jr. n1..-11,
1celair 140, G, McNtth.82, 31 Fulton 78•
r. III. -G, Al eTaggert 85, A. Mr.-
nggart 74, Se. 1I. -P. All%l`ngenet 60,
• Alitchell58, Jr, It. -S. feNair76,
, lerowit 54.' Peitner.-.1. Viatou,
and. ALICE PORREST, Ponchrr.
The Chas. Love 100 arie farm, 11111
on., IRIS 'leen pul'ch:teed by Geo, lit,
pedl•an of the smile line. Price was
5000. Ate, Love and family ale living
L Ozar, Saslr„ where they rue c ereg-
in farming. Mr. `lpelean gels l r-
ediate r
ossesaioll r'
a ed will ,
1`l u
1 t w 'MVO
654 r>s
n t to Inuit nf'
Le
l hitt iLH ,r.
1 hies
nod helpers in his own family he will
eke le go all right. The new poe-
tess has been it) grassfo'sone years
t is Ill good shape.
Councillor Felker has diepnsed of
le farm, on which he has spent 35
efts, to Geo. McDonald, or the semP
to, for $6000. This ;rives the pure
eget, 360 acme. Mr. Fraser had hia
rn burned last year and hail tint
bnile, He will continue to live in
e'louse on the farm fon• a while and
a take
a tri) n .
y t tits
1 West where he
s 3 sn'ns At Ohimook and Cerwl.l,
ta. Air, Fraser is a well known
d highly eeteemed yesiclent. lie title
en a wombat, of the 'Township
until for 10" years, 4 of which lie
s Reeve. We hope the family will
t move morn Grcy.
CHOOL REPORT,-P011owing is i -het
pnl•tofS. S. No, 5, Gt•ey, for' the
nth of March, Thoee who received
/,and over of ail the Berks rte
tse whose names are metered with
Nieuwe arranged in nede' of
Se, IV. -*A, Bremner, .y,
rn0s, R, Bennett. Sr'. IIT• -•le,
is, G. Eveleigh, H. Reirnes, I,
moor. J1.. I.TI,--*,r. Armstrong,
Oanr h 11
P . R 1' h
; , Mills, •,
L', rat c
nlner -
Hudson, IC. Luras. t Sr,
xalndPl•, *AT, Weed, *bf, Aern-
mg, V. (lemon, Jr. IL-15. hive -
hl, Carson, W. Ward, E. Ward,
hompson. Sr. L -*0, Ciat•ke, *M.
Ilton, *W. Lucas, J. Campbell,
A Iltseto toils PLAV
Will he g; Vel in 11,
Prem teban Chuck Cra
phn
aak
li} Ih.• l't 111(.,•, 1, !h u. 4114. Citrb
1"ndr•!' unyri+ , , f rte( ('u,h.-: Y.in•iely
friday
1 April l q
ACT 1 --Interim of 1110 VV111,,SS1L110
P11.1100100111111 .L, •I 11,1,44.1',
1.1 til, :al el`1u,1•n ill 1i. pt.•lo1,• I ht•
1 u•nii"n.
ACT ll -Silting rooter Id' UII+ L'n_ ,•I
house ; Ibc• evening id the church
Seel:ebbs; the rollnnitlg week ; the
Eugagement.
ACT IIi---Hulce AS Ael II rine month
later; the. eVeciding.
Cast of Characters
Joel Passet-PwAsn ster Alld Ntoro Keeper' --
Geo. Dunbar
Toto Skerratt-Tito Accused--urcar tlursalits.
John Goirrey-An Unscrupulous Lawyer -
Norman ewer.
Clarinet. Dinsmore --The School Teacher -
Clare Long.
Rev. `ti, Promar-:the hlinister-Hartley Alen•
Lem Hackett ---Lender or the Choir and Int.
promsheen Pin�mrD-F whit would ratbnr whtttiu than
work -Stuart Noble
ALlllla Bal.Kat-A Ovid of rst,,-Celia Rathu•etl,
IHra Basset -Joel's wire, inclined to have her
own tray -(Tara Rnthwoll.
Rosetta Bates -A bit flighty lint a true friend
-Madeline Calcer,
;Hiss Hatey - -Who Mumbles things -- Jea.aie
titonne+,
Olenod Pr --A eervant dirt why, itenuts life a
Juke-Lehbt Sourlinot.
Program at a o'clock aha rp.
Admission 25 and 15 emits,
Come and help theic Ehiuryoung ropetA. in their Patric.
t
-
N. 13cirnes. Jr. [.-T. lamas,S. le
A x
antler. P,iine•.-H. Armsrong, L.
Ward, I. Clawson, A. Eveleigh.
M. Braise:se, Teacher,
Ethel
What about a I''oot Ball team
Ethel;
ethel p
Otey Township Cnnnc•il will rue
here next elonclay,
Mem. and Niles Coates attended t
Aleihntatd-Lamont wedding at lint
sets Thursday of last week.
Thos. Vodden hati 20 acres of Sprit
grain seeding done by last Monday c
the Woods farm. 'Potn. is son
hustler.
Theh t
C a ttnug0a Festival at I3r
sets on Arun
�.
A rl
1 L7
,.0 nuc `
l t. i
iU sat•
Clal
't '
t the attention�
g of the people her
A number, of 00utse tickets will
secured by folk in this locality for tl
6 entertainments.
Regular meeting nr the Women
Institute will be held at Lite halve t
:Hiss Hall, 'I'huesday, April lettll
'2 30 o'clocic. Program, Grandmother
Day, to be lett by Mrs, Spence, Mr
C. Raymerd and ' Airs, D, 1Mi1n
Music. Ito!) call. Our earliest remit
iseenee. A good attendance asked.
\Val. Ward, of Ethel locality r
ceived the following letter from it
nephew, Pte. E, Ward, of Witle
cutup :-.DEAR UNCLE.--•Jtlat a f1.
lint's t1. let von know that 1 4111 We
and hope this Had:. you the sante.
have not heard Item you for a lon
time so r thought, i would drop a fe
lines to let you knoty where I the
anyway, Hate is everyone mow)
Olsen e I got a tetter from Harry
you know the one who enlisted i
Br uttrord. He was up in the, from
line. It was very had weather.
don't know when we go teepees, The
are filling ell the trenches up will
what are in this mem(ry. I think th
war will soon be over. IC is time. I
ie that, dead ovor heti, there is nothing
bot drill all the defy lung. I am gain
on leave next week. T think I will g1.
to Scot hind es I rimy its well see all I
can, It is the ratty chance we will
have and if I get anther chance 1
will go Lo Ie•elatel. I got a letter front
ho11te yesterday Lilt wore all well.
I will W1ile again. Writ. soon, with
love to ail. Your loving nephew,
PTE, I;, WARD,
/\nUriE» AND PRESENTATnoN.-Ori
Iht• eveniog or April 2nd, ehu•ge mun•
be 1
1 f neighbors
dna Mende f1l ode o
F the.
Arl ,
1 II fatuity minimised LIt 1 V til tt hs
ed theta
at
)Glob.
c1` nior
t table hnrne, when the follntwiu{,
ad Ileus was read by Miss At. 13owes
and a hands"me Library Table pte-
eented by le Lament rood Thirteen
Lamont: :
for
et
he
ts-
1`g
m
tie
lett
sets,
be
le
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at
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is
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ry
lA
d,
it
nutAit Alia AND )11tH MCCALL AND
1)Atnararvets.-h 1,, with feelings of
deep regret that we leiu•oPd or your
intended removal from our midst,
However we were pleased 10 know
that yell have (Welded to Invitee in
13i n owls, so you will he able to mingle
its 1
t s gnito often. Be nseured lora
will a
tires you toy you have niwa,yA
proven yorteselvee to be spiemiid
neighbors, rose elwe'fnl led rattly to
assist es in eve•y poeeible way, We
have oftentimes enjoyed your hospi-
tality and have aseeulbled heir le.
night to express to you our hearty
appreciation or your, new:elation (vitt
ns, As a slight torten of one regard
for you, we atilt you to accept, this'.
Library 'table. We wish you every
happiness ted tenet God will bleats
and prosper you in your flew home.
Signed on behalf of neighbors luta
mottaa,
P. LnuoNT,
N. L<1 ntdNT.
AIr, McCall merle 1 m41e aui e
A 1 Llae reply
thanking tate ftlelds for the goodwill
expremed for himself and family and
asap
lad
their
guests of a welrmtne in
13eussels at any time, after which the
company joined in singing, "They are
jolly good people,"
if, H. KF,1* R, Propietor
1 I rt
nr,t m Shay -
t llttq gone ,
) g tt t1` work 1'a,
1t t
!/ n
{tll•. til 1
I } P ,
I 7it'u.
n ( n +
111 til r
1 S.S '„N
( I hew '
1 kt P f!F -
:•,t ria E 1,0a d Bal and othe • r e t
n,J.ure,. lA httvr the
1Ve wnultl kindly ad vis0 some of the
boys of out• village that if any nee•e
givi,lg sourer or n)0(clling tvilh propen•-
Iv is irlydnlgrd ill lwl•xaulph> of those
&Meese (vitt he Made. If the pureets
of ':rime 1`f those boys were told of
Il, r -.r dying. Ilio like would riot be
t, tl.nw.i ulr,
Tee leitettitinnlelit given i11 the
'i'ee Rip Hall hist letiday evening
tl tele
[ the Alerts).
aus obey • o
61. the "
r r Girls' 1
I•in Clair was a tell, -top one. !.'here
was it short program, getnes, home.
Made eiiiely, (tie, sett SVLs placed its
1110 '11111111110 told T1'it1)tet 1•'1111a As a
11.:111, (1. M. Alileliell was the (hail•
rimblinek•_ac,,e1 diff well. t.;Ihel girls FLIP
Itengerm nee --On tate eve el' Mrs,
Thoi. lhow Ps departure from tinder
farm hear lsthel, the members of Lbe
eV, Ai. S, of the Presbyterian church
bele, presented her with a easserole
and the following address :-Da'aa
Mus I3Ros ..-It. ie with feelings of
u•rr,
thatwe 10114.1111311/, real• relations
n.s Co-worker in Lhe Wnmyl,'S Mie -
sit,' u•y Seelet-v is soon to be severed
and that, rircltnstences demand that
yen remove so far from your old
frienaH and fellow laborers. We
wish Lieexpress to you one apprecia-
tive) of your easnclution with Its as
1110111be1'S Or Lhe Wolnee's Missionary
Society and ask you to accept as a re-
meruhlance of old times and old
Mende this casserole. Wishing you
pews 'f1 .,
1 tit, health and prosperity in
your future home, Signed on behalf
of the %V, AI. S.
' MRH, W, BREMNER. PPeaie1211-11.
AIRS. (nN,l FERGUSON. SP1.. -Trolls.
Afit) ices AND PRESENTATION. -At
the clove of the Alissionary meeting at
the Petsbylerfa11 chinch Tuesday
afternoon of last tveek, Mrs. George
I$. McCall was presented with a cream
and sugar set in cut glass, by the
members of the Society. Mrs. Bowes
inade the presentation and Mrs. Fer-
eneoa read the following address :-
DEAR MRs. MCOALL.-We, the mem-
bers of the Women's Missionary Socie-
ty, have learned of your intended re-
moval from our midst and regret that
our relations as co-workers in Lha
Society are soon to be aeverea. Dur-
ing the time we have been associated
in the Women's Missionary Society
we have always found you willing to
aSstet in any way the cause for which
we etre handed together, We will
miss you at or monthly meetings but
will be glad to think that you are
helping on the good work in another
field, We ask you to accept these
pieces of cut glass as a kindly remem-
brance of your old friends in the W.
el S. Ethel. SdmnP
don behalf
IIP
the Society.
sty.
Ales. W BRENNER, President
MRs. (DR.) FEneusuN, Sec. -leads.
Mrs.
McCall
made an appropriate re-
ply.
Walton
The next meeting of Walton Wom-
eve:Umlaute will be held Thursday
afternoon, 18th inst., at 2.30 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. A, B. Bruce.
The topic "How to have It good lawn
and care for it," will be taken by Miss
Sitnpson. Everybody welcome.
DEBATB.-•Tuesday evening of last
week an interesting debate was held
in:the A., O. U. W. Bell, under• the
auspices of the Farmers' Nub. Sub-
ject was "Resolved that victory in the
present war depends as much on the
people at home as on the men at the
front." Pen• the affirmative good
speeches were made by Wilbur Turn-
bull and W. H. Shortmed. who were
accorded the thee for the 3rd speaker,
W. Murray, who did not speak. The
negative was well championed by Mrs,
Jno, O. McDonald, Miss Bessie Mc-
Donald anti Ed, Fulton. Judges were
Mrs, Jno. McGavin, Jas, Smiliie les
and Edwin Miller, who decided in
favor of the negative. J. J, McGavin,
President. of the Partners' Olub was
chairman. At the (text meeting an
nnte;(e speaker is expected to deal
with :mute of the live issues of the day,
Morris
Dr. ,T, McChlteken was a visitor in
Toronto last week.
RoySelling, . Iles, 3rd line,. sprat Easter
with P
it e friend
at Exeter,
Mrs. . Jnhl
t Watson
n is
'mew
fry
lma
vl rt with leineardine friends,
Miss Dora Watson was home from
the No•nel School Stratford far Eas-
ter varatlllll,
Pte, Hey Thnelr, who was hone on
a visit, wPtumed to 'Whitby Oorvales.
cant Hospital Wednesday of this
week.
Pte, E, Holmes, of West Monkton,
was an Eimster visitor at, Jen. Wat-
son's, 4th line, He strew service. at
Vimy Midge wham he was wounded,
April
27 29 and ' l
P T +t) eu•e the
dates of
the high elites Chautauqua FeadVill to
be given in Brussels Town Ball, The
talent. is A 1 and a Course ticicet gives
the whole series of 6 gatherings, at
$1,60 or only $2 00 if a eeserved•seat is
minted for the 3 days,
We welcome L. and Ales, William-
son as residents of this township,
They moved to the farm recently
purchased from Messrs, Sherrie &
Sharpe, itd,joining .Brussels. They
Baine. from Walton, Ales, Williamson
lived in this locality when she was
Miss Jackson,
Anniversary services will be held in
the chureh at Sunshine on Sunday
21st ;net, at 2 p. tn. and 7 p. in. Rev,
F. W. O�t•aik, ;Velton, will be the
prearher'and a Made Quartette from
tieussels will co)ttlbete special siege
Mg. Monday, 22nd inst., a Concert
will be given in the church at 8 p, in,
A good program is being arranged.
Admission 250 and 160. Everybody
welcome.
Tele Pose tN u o '
cowry t t t'
hear 1t th
Y
e
1.e u '
uarll Last.
t ) ,
of At a. S4 t !e
MO. 7t belt ha
t,
:3rd 11110. 'Te tl l
llrie bePIl with
her heart, Iter Hou, A, Ile of Water-
loo, WAS Balled home to Hee hex.
Patient ie considerably improved and
will continua to gain the hope, Mrs.
Cochrane has been a remarkably
healthy person.
A letter from G. A, Hood, formerly
of Morels towtehip, who has been live
log at Pontiac. Mich , fry years says
he has bought a farm at North Branch
Mich., about hit milee from Pontiac.
III±should fell (%Mite at hetLO on the
solid
N he had the m
t ecessary training
in his boyhood, We wish him suc-
eeae.
Brusseis CouncCil
The regelar monthly meeting of
Brussels Connell was help; Monday
evening. Present Reeve Plum and
Councillors Wilton, Fraser, Best and
Walker.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed,
Accounts were presented as fol-
lows :-
Jas. Thuell, work at st.reets..,,$ 1. 00
R. Oliver salary 45 00
Robt. Thuell, electric light , 120 00
(l, Henderson, work on street. 3 90
THE POS!' account ................. 17 50
S. Wilton, wood for Ball 3 00
Moved by S. Wilton', seconded by
G. A. Best, that accounts be paid.
Carried.
A statement of the Pope machine
shop, was presented Lo the Council by
the Clerk.
The question of buying additional
meters for EleCteic lJght ; cultivation
of vacant tote iu corporation ; the
keeping of pigs within the town
tiwits ; and the collection of the
electric light rates fu one of the hanks
was discussed but HO decisive action
taken on any of them.
An account from Goldie & McCul-
loch, Galt, for $0.30 for repairs to
]electric Light engine sent to the
Council was passed on to Thuell Bros„
proprietors.
Board then adjourned.
Reeve Plum gave a brief report of
the special meeting of the County'
Council last week. Brusselites were
so enthusiastic over Increased Produc-
tion the population was represented
by R. Leatherdale and Jas. Ballan-
tyne, both ex -Councillors.
(Munch Chimes
"Jesus, the emancipator" was Rev.
Mr. Mann's topic last Sunday morning
in Melville. church and in the evening
his theme was "Earnestness in service,"
Both discourses were well aimed.
Two good sermons
were
preached by
Rev. Mr. Statfotd last Sunday, •"I'hy
Kingdom come" was the morning theme
and at the evening service the rev
gentleman dealt with "Christ's second
coming."
On Sunday, zest inst., Rev. C. K.
Durrant, Teeswater, will preach the an-
niversary sermons of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, Brussels and will deliver his fn-
terestingillustrated Lecture on "New-
foundland and its fisher folk" Monday
evening following.
The eth annual Convention of Matt -
land Fresbyterial W. Al. S. will be held
in Knnx church. W ineham on Tuesday.
21S1 of May, An interesting program
has been prepared. Iu addition to local
talentiq
M , s Campbell, of Bauswara,
IndiA, and Miss McLaren, Birtie, Mani-
toba, will take part. There will be
three sessions. Mrs. (Rev ) Mann Brus-
sels, is the President.
Miss McLaren whose home is in St,
Marys, but who has been interested in
Indian Mission work at Birtle, Man„
addressed the Women's Missionary
Society of Melville churob Tuesday
evening of this week. She has had an
interesting experience witb the aborigi-
nes and tells the story in it pleasing
meaner. The chair was occupied by
Mrs (Rev.) Manu with tier onstomery
grace.
The suddeu demise of Frank Buchan -
ac, Wingham, last week, removed a fine
church maker. Be was Superintend-
entof the Methodist Seedily School for
peals and teas very faithful in attend.
Aneetomany duties, pneumonia was
the melee of I i. clecease. Mr. Buchanan
i had not been enjoying rugged health
for some time.
ItisT
w f1.
sons
and
daughters
survive
and there 1aYe I
n
wide-
spread sympathy.
Yulpathy.
The closing Missionary service for this
Conference year was held In the Metho-
dist Sabbath School last Sunday after-
noon and proved a splendid success as
to attendance, program, offering and
wholesome atmosphere, Program was
as follows ; -Chorus, "There's a royal
!s neer" ; responsive Scripture lesson,
lett by Chester Armstrong ; prayer by
S Bailey ; words of welcome, by F, H.
Gilroy ; solo, Muriel Hoover ; reading
0
"Korean Pilgrim's g'rttv's Progress," Margaret
Menuders ; duet, "We siug the Great
SAlvatiou," A. E elersey and H. L,
Jackson ;recitations, Pldred Meller And
reading,
McCauley ; chorus by School ;
e
ading, "The silver Piate. Mrs. T,
Dougherty ; solo, Miss Downing ; violin
solo, H. le lacksou ichat on the Sun-
day School 'lesson, 'Jesus, sets people
free," A E Hersey ; chorus by School ;
reading, '"Phe light wont over the
range, Mee Dougherty ; short address
by ;meter, Rev, W. > . Stafford ; Hymn,
"O how love I Thy law" dedicatory
prayer by J, T. Wood ; the 2grd ,psalm
iu concert $28 oo WAS asked to com-
plete the $75 promised by the School fot
Miseious this year, but thanks to the
e ere'
n o. i t F
o the
g V people ,
I 2
; � as
3 ,79 W
law
1.i
lbs plates. es,
f On motion
of ,
T. Woos,, t
I,
tlattl.
J H. Fulton thanks worn
returned to the Schou for the excellent
program, spemnn ng m
Mrs. Doughertyodat, ofetioHoufrybeiw, whoade soof
kindly came for the occasion and per.
fortned her part so competently,