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Brooch lost -Tia Potw.
Paris Green -Jas, !Pox.
lvfouutnents-A.11/ Ramey.
Summer sellers -P. It Smith.
Salo ronblnues-Carswell Bros.
Cultivator NW sale -S. Carter.
aistrict ROD%
Jamestown
Tuesday of this week 011aci. Simpeon
was operated on for appendicitis. We
hope he will SOOci be as hearty as ever.
A Chevrolet touring oar has been
purchased by Chas. Forest. bliss
Viola McLeod handles the Oar in good
styl e,
Last Satutclay Rev. A. J. Mann, 13.
A„ Hameln, tied the matrimonial
bow between Robert Stewart Scott
anti Miss Janet, daughter of Andrew
Simpson all well known in this locali-
ty. Ceremony was performed at the
home of the Merle's father, Hearty
congratulations are extended. Mr.
and Mrs, Scott will continue to make
their home in the community residing
on the groom's fine farm
Bluevale
Rev, Mr. Tate, Bluevale, is home
from the hospital, whither he went
for an operation on his throat, We
hope he will soon be Its well as ever.
Rev. Mr. Buegess, the new Metho-
dist pastor, will preach his introdne-
tnry sermon here next Sunday night.
We welcome him and his good lady to
Bluevale.
Last Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs.
Thomson and family left for their new
home, Cairngmarn circuit., adjacent to
Strathroy. They will make their
home in that town. Many good wish-
es neeninnany them for success.
LADY BADLY I3DENED,-Mrs,
McDenald, of Oliesley, wife of the
tnember of the Legislature for North
Bence, was badly burned on the right
side. right arm and hands by her
clothing catching fire when cleaning a
deem with gasoline, Site was alone in
the house at Ilia time and with great
presence of mind put the greater part
of the flames out by wrapping a rag
around her body, before a neighbor
girl arrived and beat out all the fire.
Her medical attendants are hopeful of
saving her life. Mrs. McDonald is a
daughter of Rev. W. Moss, a former
pastsw of Bluevale Methodist church,
Cranbrook
Next Sunday morning Rev. J. S.
Edgar will preach fn Knox church.
The School report for the past
month may be read on page 5 of this
isene, School closed last Friday.
Following the removal of A. t.
Helm eo London the Methodist Sab-
bath Action! hag been taken charge of
by J. Bray, recently of Stony Creek,
We wish him the best emcees.
The holism and stable on the Steele
property has been eold to Wm. •Warcl
by John Hunter, the owner.
Build-
ings are being torn down and lumber
will be need for farm bnilclings.
Miss Jean McNair, Toronto, ham
been enjoying a short vacation in this
locality with relatives and old Mende.
She is well pleased with the Queen
city and ib appears to agree with her,
NIteumenA.LE-LOGE.-Th e Minn it -
ton Journal, of ;rune 0th, inakee the
following reference to a young lady
who was a former resident of this
Ineality ;-"At the home of Chas, and
Mrs, Love, 88th ave., the marriage of
their daughter, Margaret Ovawford,
to Rev. Sohn Henry Nightingale, took
photo on Wednesday, ,Ttine 5th, Rev,
A, S, Tuttle performed the ceremony,
Mr. Nightingale is a graduate of Al-
berta College and was Ordained to the
Methodiat rninietry Sturdily last. Me,
and Mra. Nightingale motored to Cal -
gars, for their honeymoon, On their. S
return they will proceed to their nett/
home ab Athabasca wheee Me, Night- Y
ingale is stationed." Old friends here
wish them merry haelsY nears.
On June IOth Jno. Heather, a well
known Oraubtookite, and Miss Bossy,
who matte her home with Rev, and
Mrs. McCulloch here linked up in mat-
elan:tidal alliance and have now settled
down to housekeeping on the groom's
farm here, Many good wishes are ex-
tended to them for a long, smooth
and happy voyage ou life's matri-
monial sea.
A great job NIS been done in Stat-
ute Labor this season, under the
management of Jacob Long as Path -
master, Nearly 270 loads of gravel
were hauled and the men worked
well. Last year the labor was not
done, hence the double work was put
on this year. Part of the road was
graded before the gravel was hauled.
The gravel came from Jno. McNab's
pit,
Walton
ToviaPonitry wanted. W. G. IsTaAL.
The foundation is ready for George
Jackson's new house.
Our school teachers have reaigned,
it is said. They did good work.
bliss Emma Taylor, of (Minton lo-
cality, is visiting at her grandfather
Smillie's.
A ellacessful operation was perform-
ed on Mrs. Riddell last Sat:many. She
is making favorable progress and will
soon be) fully restored we hope.
Sabbath evening next. Mr. Savuage.
Seaforth, win occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist church, and the following
Sunday morning Rev, Mr. Bentley
will commence his pastorate.
Last Monday S. Forbes, D. Craw -
feed, D. Boyd and Rev, Mr. Oraik
were at Clinton and received the Black
Degree in the Orange Order. Vi7.
Kinney and Jos. Hamilton also attend-
ed, having previously graduated.
The 8r annual pic-nic, under the
Methodist church, was held at Wuri
Leeming's grove last Saturday and
was a fine success with a big crowd.
A loyal program of games and sports.
Receipts wese $188.00 which will go to
Pareonage Improvement Fund,
Friday Rev, and Mrs. Ovaik and
son leave Waltote'carrying with them
the best wishes of the community for
a sirccessful term nn their new charge
at Dawn alills, tient Co. 3 happy,
successful years were spent here and
Mr. and Mee. Craik did their pale
spleuclidly and made a worthy record.
W. A. Hislop, of Arcola, Seek„ has
been renewing old friendships in this
locality, He is ti brattier or rano. 1-1.
}Halm of Wallem, and came Rest to
attend the Presbyterian Asseinlily nl
LOtidoli, It is about 30 years since
Mr. }Helot) went West where he has
prospered, He was a former remittent
of the 10th Con, of Gray, beim; the
3rd son of the late ;Runes Hislop and
is welcome back,
L, C. Is -Sunday morning last the
Orangemen of Walton Lodge, pine a
few visitois. attended Hendee in the
Methodist chirpier, when Rev, Me,
Orailc, who is a inenilaw, preached a
very appropriate HerrilOii from the
Leen "Be of good courage and let us
play the wen for our people arid Por
the cities of one God," II Samuel 10-12,
He showed that courage was the
dynamo of the alinrch ae well aa the
battlefield, Referring to incidents
it) Kingston and Guelph in connection
with In O. institutions he said while
.he Melted that, ohuroll no harm he
etood for fair play and no favoriteism.
The supremacy of Jesus will give us
true courage and will inerease our
daily cliligency in the randy of the
Bonk as we learn how to live a, life
Well pleasing to God, Four things
we should do to be good Orangemen
are :-(1) Knowledge of the tuttne and
spirit or the Order ; (2) adapt Order
to present day obligations ; (8) submit
to all honorable exigetreiee ; (4) guard
the shrine of yollr leiGge. The rew
gentleman made brief reference to his
emovel from Walton and like the
to King Edward could say in his 8
eat, pastorate he had done hie day
as far as he knew it, Choir romp;
"Ride alai foilow jester" mill at. tit
close of the semen Rev, and Mrs
Grails rendered an appropriate due
"Waiting for Asunilv." The depitetiti
pastor commended nee, Mr, Bentley
his successor and urged the Baal
cordiality and helpfill»ese extended a
was shown to Mrs. Craik aini himself
Wednesday of last, week the annual
picnics of the Adult Bible class it)
Duff's church was held at the hotne of
the veteran teacher, las,
There were about 601n attendance mid
a fine time wive enjoyed hi games,
lunch and sordid that. Me, Sinilli
who bas taught this Glees foe the pas
0 years is 85 years of age but retains
his vitality of both ruind and body to
a marked degree. We hope he may
be spared for some years yet before
being called to enjoy his reward.
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Belgra.ve
Rev. and Mrs, Davison, attended a
social evening at Ethel ciramit on
Dominion Day,
We are sorry to report that, Rev,
Boyle had the misfortune to
break one of his legs, netar the ankle,
last Friday afternoon, while taking
part in a foot race at the Calvin
church picnics, It is to be hoped he
Will 80011 be restored,
MINSTREL Snow. -Tuesday eventing
of next week the Brussels Ebony
Minstrel Cloy, will give thele humor-
ous and entertaining Show in the 0,
O. F. Hall, here, under the auspices of
the Women's Institute, for patriotic
purposes. There will no doubt be a
crowded house as the admission fee is
only 25 cents and no reserved Beene,
Don't miss in
CREDITABLE. -The annual Frontial
Report of the Methodist church hae
been issued and is creditable to both
people and pastor, Rev, S. Davienii.
Belgvave ranted a total of $697.72;
Brink church. $478 20 ; and Sunshine,
$28862, making a. grand total of
$1461.54, A pleasing feature is that
each appointment reported a reedit
balance. Pastor'e salary is $900 ;
$222.05 was given to Miesions ; $48.45
to Education and Social Service and
$85 20 to Connexional Funds. During
the past year Mrs. Jos. Clegg, Jno.
Campbell and Eliza Corbett were
called to the church invisible. Jno.
Beecroft is Recording Steward. A
good year is anticipated.
MATRIMONIAL, -Thursday of Met
week at high noon a pretty wedding
was on the program at the home of
Juo. and Mrs. Scandrett, when their
only daughter, Miss Edna May, be-
came the bride of Cecil Wheeler, a
prosperous young Mortis farmer.
Ceremony was performed in the pres-
ence of 80 guests by Rev, S. Davison,
Methodist minister, Wedding March
was played by Miss Mae Wilkinson,
of Brussels, The gond looking bride
wove a very becoming COSInine of
Ivory crepe de chene. After congratu-
lations the guests sat down to a fine
wedding repast, House decorations
Were pretty consisting of pink and
white peonies, Wedding gifts were
choice and valuable. The happy
couple motored to Wiligbaui and
took the train for Toronto and other
points. Bride travelled in navy bine
serge suit, with black net hat. On
their return they will take up veal-
ence on Mr. Wheeler's fine farm,
Many good wishes are extended for a
happy, prosperous life, The groom is
a son of the late Chas. and Mrs.
Wheeler, 4th line Morris township,
Ethel
Miss Kate Panabaker, Hespeler, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs, S. Chambers.
Mr. and Alva. Stahles, Winnipeg,
are visitors at A. L. McDonald's.
bliss M. Pair, of Ryerson school,
Toronto, has beeu visiting her sister,
Mrs. (Rev.) Johnson.
Quite a number from Ethel attend-
ed the Lecture given by Rev. Dr.
Fraser at Brussels and were delighted
with it.
G. W. and Airs. Addy are visiting
their son,- Pte. 'Norman, in London,
over Stinclay and other relatives in
that vicinity.
Misses Ella Hansuld and Mary Mc-
Lelland are home for vacation. They
1/01.11 engaged in same echools for
itmehersyean,
Robert and Mrs. Bremner, Misses
Ida livettiner and L, Ballantyne
mother] to London on Wedneeday,
Grover Gill being the chauffenv.
A, L. AlcDonald has been treating
his house to a new roof and also a sun
room in front over the verandah
which will be somethiug new in the
burg.
Rev. Mr, Ballantyne occupied the
piripit of the Presbyterian church last
Sunday in Ethel and Oranbeook.
Rev. J, D. ledger will preach next
naliballi.
Sidewalks are being built this Week
one front the McDonald store to the
new office of Township Clerk McDon-
ald and also from C. Raynard's resi.
datum clown Spadini, as far as Jno.
A meeting of the Women's Institute
will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo,
Krantee'Thursday, July lith et 2,30
p, tn. to do Red Oross sewing, Ladies
harvested in Red Cross work are in-
vited to attend,
When at the G. 'R. Its station last
week, Harold Love was holding the
licirse when the anima.) got frightened
eta ear driven by Miss Menzies and
became unmanageable, clearing itself
from the wagon, After the horse had
gone Harold had the end of both lines
in his hands.
Illiee Margaret Wallace, only daught-
er of Mr, and Mrs of the city
of Toronto, had the honor of winning
the Gold .Bracelet watch for sell-
ing the most tickets for the
Children'a 'Welfare Fund and also had
the pleasure of singing and dancing at
the Grand Opera house on June 17th
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PLACE your Order NOW and
make sure of having your
memorial erected this season,
Engraving Neatly done.
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
A. E. HERSEY, Prop.
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Jelin Patrick, who was employed
with John Jackson vvIren he enlisted
in the navy, is home on leave after
spending over a year on a mine sweep-
er in the North Sea. Jack is looking
fine and is a typical Sailer itt appear-
ance. He reports in Halifax on July
80,
MaTrumontase-A quiet wedding
took place at the home of W. and Mrs.
Eckrnier June Tab, when their
eldest daughter, Mary Edith, joined
heart and hand with Melvyn Gilkin-
son, formerly of Toronto and who is
now farming on the 7th Con. Bilde
who was gowned in white silk and
carried a briquet of peonies and
ferns, was given away by her
father, Cerreony was performed
by Rev. S. W. Johnston, Ethel,
in the presence or the itutuedi-
nte relatives. The wedding march
was played by Miss Peryl Gilkineon,
Lietowel, sister of the groom and the
young couple were unattended. After
dinner had been partaken of the brid-
al couple left on the 4 o'clock train
for Toronto, Fergus and other points
amid showers of rice and eonfetti.
The bride wore a travelling suit of
navy blue serge, On their return
Saturday night a quiet reception of
neighbors was held at the home of
Mr. Gilkinson, East of Ethel. Pres-
ents were useful and numerous. The
young couple commence married life
with the good wishes of the connumii-
ty
DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT. -
The Saskatoon Star of June 250,
speake as follows of a highly esteemed
resident :-Lawrence A. Mason, a re-
tired fat tuer, 72 years old, died at, 2
o'clnek Monday afternoon at his home,
823 Twelfth Street, after a prolonged
illness, with Sciatica, Me. Mason has
lived in the West the last 12 years,
He came to Saskatoon from Radisson,
Sask., where he had lived 3 years,
more than a year ago, Previous to
that he had lived at Ethel, Huron
County Ontario Mr, Mason was born
in Devonshire, Eng., May 0th, 1846.
He came to Canada with his -pare.nts
when he Was 8 years old. Mr. Masou
was well known throughout Saskateh-
evvan and the West few his interest
in Sunday school work and church
matters. He will also be remembered
as being marine/It in political Mettles,
having taken part in numerous Liber-
al conventions. Mrs. Mason with
these children, survive Mr, Mason :
William Mason, of Parkside, Sask. ;
Mrs, G. E. Iveson, of Fielding, Sask„
Walter. Mason, of Radisson, Sask. ;
Fred. H. Mason, of Edmonton ; bliss
Emily Mason, of the home address.
Funeral service was conducted at the
borne on Wednesday afternoon at 2. 30
o'clock by Rev. Charles Endicott, pas-
tor of Grace Methodist church, of
which Mr. Mason was it member. Mt..
Endicott was assisted by Rev. A. Hen-
derson, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church in Radisson, was in
Woodlawn cemetery. Old friends
here will sympathise tvith the bereav-
ed.
Qrey
Mrs, 1, I', Collins keeps quite poorly
but we hope for speedy improvement.
Mrs, pis) Hutchinson, of St. Thom-
as, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Henry
Hoover, 12th Con.
Mra. Sohn A, Wilson and children,
or Atwood, are visiting the d'ormer's
parents, Louis and Mrs, Steger!.
Miss Amy Roe has given up her
position as teacher in the Turnbull
school, 15th Con. She is a competent
teacher.
J. Sanderson, A, and Mrs. 13righitin
and Mrs. Jas. Moses were visitors at
Stratford and Baden, Trip was made
by motor,
John and Mts. Xing and daughter
of Wiarton, visited at the home of
Wm. and Mee. Ward, Con. 6, Mrs.
King is a daughter.
Tnesday of this week Miss Mabel
Menziee left nn a holiday visit, with
relatives and friends in the West.
She will probably be away for a few
mantles We wish her an enjoyable
time,
EsusaoRatittre-James A. and Mrs.
Curnmiege announce the engagement
of their youngest daughter, Pearl, to
David Merton Scott, eon of James NV,
and Mra, Scott, Newton, marriage to
take place in .1 My,
Tneeclay afternoon of last week a
stvawshecl 40x50 feet was raised at the
North side of David Inglial barn, 7th
Con, A cerneht wall is under it.
About 50 men were on hand and the
work Wee handily done. This addi-
tion will give Mr. Inglis plenty of barn
room (Or his crop,
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!?../. Hoevcr end feu
etreilded the Sitheral sit the late 3
D. aletnitturn lied Tuesday. T1
Net
. Jou, (lrerar's ear,
O. and Aire. Smith, tiviti daughters
and ,lien trimmed with Alelvin mid
Mrs. Taylor to Stratlinel and called on
II, and MIN. flimsier, J. and Mrs, Hol-
man and other old friends.
The many friends of Mies Christ ena
Learmont will be ;defter -it to hear elle
is recovering nicely from her severe
ifineee. 811(4 is now visiting her tieire.
Alm 1, Hollinger, Mortis township,
The Trusteee of 8, S. No. 1 have en-
gaged the servieee of bike Clivissitra,
Dickson tag Itilleher tor the smiling
year as stierassor to blies Jeseie Mem
ziee, Miss Inc:keen ehould do well in
the school aS her record proves
lier to be a good teacher,
,J. AV. Campbell, of St. !milk
'Melt., his brother, W. 114 Calltlthell,
Weettiehl, Mrs, (Dt.1 W. It. Cart,
Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. J. !tinily
Hoover, (Ivey township, motored to
Whitby, their old home, fey a holiday
vieit lain week. It WWI an enjoyable
trip.
Pte. W. Lorne Huddleston, of Port;
age -le -Prairie, is at ptesent spending
a few weeks with Louis and Mee.
Stelse and ether friends. John A.
Stewart, ltith Cots, is an uncle of the
soldier boy, The latter is now station-
ed in Toronto hospital being fitted
with an artifieht111101), which he lost
bravely Going bis duty in Mance.
Duni eT Reef:ea.-Robert Leslie,
the second soil of Robe A, and ales.
Robertson, Smith of the city, pursed
away on Juue 26th. On May 25111,
the little fellow was taken to it gener-
al hospital to undergo treatment, fur
hip disease and atm. being there for
10 days was taken with para bowel
infection, He was getting over this
when lie contracted dipth Leiria and on
Jnire 13th he was transferred to an iso-
lation hospital, where, in spite of all
medical aid and care of two special
litirties, he peesed away.
SenootAIReoRT.-Fellovving is the
report of the Promotion Examinations
at.S. S. No. 1, Grey, Sr. III, exam,
in all subjects, -Norman Hoover
84 ; Marjory ROOM' 83 ; Margatet Al-
cock 50, ,1 r. 111 exam. in all subjects
Elva Hemingway 84 ; Itoy Askin 71 ;
Arnold McNair 52 ; Lena Miller, 50,
Jr. II exam, in all subjects. -Ethel
Davidson 73 ; Johnny Fischer 00 ;
Kenneth Tyerman 66 ; Ida Cochrane
65Johnny Pervie 49, Ise elms exam.
in Writing, Reading. Arith., and Spel-
ling, -George Davidson 83 Clifford
Alcock 79; Carl Hemingway 78; Elsie
Pinker 78, Primer. -Sinclair Hem-
ingway 981 Lorraine Blake 80 ; Wil-
lie Cardiff GO.
YESSIE M. 1112xszuss, Teacher,
MISS JESSIE MENZIES RECEIVES
GIFTS. -On the closing day of school
in S. S. No. I, Miss Jessie Menzies, the
esteemed teacher, who is giving up
the school after 4 years of success, was
made the recipient of a fine club bag
and a box of handkerchiefs, accom-
panied by the following address,
which was read by Marjory Hoover,
Margaret Alcock presenting Lite
gifts ;--
iily The annual visit is being made try
T. ruin and lentil" from Vanderbilt,
ley Mieh. The trip was rnasie in theft
ear.
Arise 141Reasnts, DEAR TEACITER
have been requested by the girls and
boys of this school to offer you a slight
token of our affection and regatta I
cannot, tell you how delighted I ane to
be the means of conveying to you the
expression of our united love. What
we offer you ie a poor symbol of our
feelings, but we know you will receive
it kindly ne a simple indication of the
attachment each one of us cherishes in
our heart of hearts. You have made
lessons pleasant for us, en pleasant
that it would be ungrateful to call
them tasks. We know we have tried
your temper and forbearance, but you
have dealt gently with us in nue way-
wardness, teaching ue by example am
well as by precept, the advantages of
kindness and self control. We will
never forget you and we will look
back to this school in after life, not as
a piece of penance but as a scene of
ineptal enjoyment, where the paths of
learning were atrewn with flowers,
Whenever rneraory recalls our school
days our hearts will war= toward
you its they do to -day. I have been
requested by my schoolmates not to
address you formally but at a beloved
and respected friend. In that light,
dear Teitcher, we all regard yen,
Please accept with one little present,
our earnest good wishes. May you
always be as happy yon have endeav-
cited to make your pupile and may
they -nothing better could be wished
foe thein -be always as faithful to
their duties to others as you have been
in yonv dutiee to them.
Miss bienzies was completely taken by
sum/rise but her reply was very kindly
and appreciative, A short program
was given with Ostvald Hemingway
in the chair, followed by a base ball
game and lunch. There were a num-
bee of visitors from the homes in the
Section, alias Menzies is an excellent
teacher who has aceepted a position
on the attar of the Manning Avenue
school in Toronto, No. I will follow
het, with no stnall interest.
Morriss
The luty press is busy dealing with
last season's surplus crop.
A number from this township
spent Dominion Day at Goderich and
Blyth,
Misses Annie IlIcLitachlin and Millie
McFarlane attended the picnic in
Wilkinson'e grove,
Clifford itticl Mrs, Shurtie, Galt,
were here on a visit over the holiday
with relatives anti friends.
A, 1-1„ and Mrs. Cochrane, of Water-
loo, were welcome visitors in Morels
and locality daring the past; tveek.
They motored tip for a holiday,
Sebbitth next Rev. Mr, Burgeae, new
Methodiet neater, of Wilmette circuit
will preach at •Johnstcm's church in
the morning and at Browntown in the
afternoon,
About 71) urea aillnI4Pd the barn
raising at P. Ainerit's farm, 5th line,
Thursday afternoon of last week,
The barn is Luny 56x50 feet, 20 feet be-
ing added to the middle. After the
work an excellent supper was served
On the lawn on Herb, elatinitig's farm,
avow; the road in the shade of the
orchard.
Werlineelay 18$i. week Mise Dora
Waterer, 4th dateline: of john and
Mess Watson, 4th line, and Emerson
Stanley Helmer., of West MonkLon,
were maned in marriage by Rev, W.
B. Hawkins, at the rectory, Myth.
The grorgri returned from Framer
where he bsicitiged to the 4th Canadi-
an ;deemed R•iles. %Vt. wish Mr. and
Airs Holmes limey happy proeperousi
Yea]
A fieet.ehree 11111P wen enjoyed at the
Red Crass picnic held iu Courieillov
grove, Mutt:clay afternoon of
(tot week. It was tinder the direction
of el S. No, 0, of which Miss 5Thill is
the tearing. The proceeds of the day
were $128 10 width wee handed over-
t(' the Red Orosa Treaeurets A booth
did it rushing busitiese in charge of R.
J. Buena end R. Bowman,
They eleared $28.00 which was hided -
ed in
the above receipte. A live Base
Ball game wits one of the attractions.
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BRUSSELS SCHOOL REPORT
Continuation School
PROMOTIONS -FOR al I,
Passed with Honors -Edna McCall
85`S, Marguerite Wiltou 83, Margaret
_Maunders 78, Mary McNabb 78, Pass-
ed 40% in each subject with average of
00% -Sadie MeNitir 70, Edwin Martin
87, Bernice Cole 64, Andrew Turnbull
02. The following etudents wete
slightly below on average of 60% and
failed in subjects noted. They are re-
commended for promotion on basis of
term work and on conditions ;-Re-
commended-G. Baeker (Lan, Gram.),
L. AleArter (Latin), A, Stewart (Lat,),
H. McQuarrie (Gratz, Lat.. Fr.), V.
Harris. Passed at Easter -Granted
Fat na Leave ;-:Muriel Hoover,
A. M. JARDINE.
13, S. SCOTT.
Public School
The following are the Promotion re-
ts of the Public School Department.
For the first time in years the Uniform
County Examination papers were
used. Results quite satisfactory.
Students who wete promoted at Janu-
ary, and whose rooms were subse-
quently closed, were of course greatly
handicapped. Ill the case of recom-
mended candidatee, required progress
must be made in Fall term or promo-
tions do not stand,
B. S. SCOTT, Prin.
JR.. IV To SR. IV.
Passed -
E !have ..... .....71 Ill Wood. ..... ....62
n: 01)1eitetetni,son .... 69 0 Strachan
E
65 A Sniith...., ..... 61
A Ballantyne,64
Recommended -
F Oliver J Walker........
SR. III To 3R. IV
M 73 L Thuell .62
X Ferguson 71 P
13 Thuell 68 G Stewart.......60
G Best 65
Recommended -
L Flatt .....,.
GRACE FALSER. !Nadler.
JR. III TO SR. III
A littgie°r!.7
R 566
Pass -
Ballantyne ..,501
D Thompsiins, 482
0 AV hi tfield 407
L Clouse. 482
M Little 481
C Lott 449
M Ferguson 435
E McLaren433
E Pollard .428
Reconnuended-
N McDowell A Thompson
SR. II TO ,Irt, III
Honors—
J J Ferguson ,...476
Pass-
es 423 J McCracken...873
G Stafford. .408 R ,370
AI Walker .. n3118 AI Cook ..... 365
JR. 11 TO Stt. IT
Honors-
Sniit ..... 464
Pass -
AI nese ....382 F Dennieon....861
Stretton 375 P Baekev ..... .,360
AI Thompson -389
Recettatitended-
D Warwick...... A Davidson...,
A. Grewar........ S Scotts .....
K, Wnsrox, Teachers
Su. 1 To JR II
In order of merit -
E tat, A Logan
D Ennis X Snider
Al Lemur
JR. r TO SR. I
W McMillan M Somerville
D Kyle G Kellington
3 McKay D MeArter
M Ritchie
SR, Prumna To In, I
M Strachan 13 McLaren
F Semis L Rutledge
0 Ennis A Thompson
Ii Henderson V Wilson
113 Wilson G Btxrgess
INT, PRIMER TO Sti, PRIMER
L Harkness S Snider
L Thuell
JR, PRIMBR TO INT. PRIMER
Is Alarming lf, Biernes
11 Ryle X Thuell
I/Rutledge DJ Thompson
F, J3tIORatra,g, Teacher,
W. H. KERR, Profirietor
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People We T Rik is b r
Lloyd itieUsOrt bonze from Family,
at Toronto.
Bobs Campbell is home front the Lon-
don Normal School.
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Miss jean Armstrong is home from
Tot onto for her vacation.
Miss Maggie Stewart is receiving
treatment at Fergus hospital.
Ales. Gourlfellow, tersnto, has been
visiting her eimer. Mrs, A. Bryarsin
Mies Grave %Venus, tea, lee, has gone
to (...lintou, to Ilmntl part ut ner vacation.
Airs. N. 1," Getty Vti.m vrtling her
daughter, Mrs Merklinger, at Hanover.
visMitissysitIbsInmnIres.1ZwrIIIIHigo,:neeek,y.edtainshnoerr!
kip.
Jno. Pugh, Mitchell, was renewing
day at Hamilton. 1-;;:titt,y 5C(.0111pani.
tOakibierritie:abhipt: ltri.V11 for the week
end.
I. T. Wood itt.11; spent tine boll -
Mise Hattie Downing arrived home
last week for ;ter v:eatir.li from the
city.
Mies Berva Bryane, is hum, 101 a holi-
day from Toronto where she is iustruet-
ing the youth.
alre. E (Stith and her lather. Richard
Roe, were visitors in Clinton last week,
going by motor.
Miss Mary meNanghten, Princese
street, enjoyed a visit with ofd ft ieuds in
East Wawanoeh.
We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Thos. C.
McCall's illuess but hope she will soon
be fully restored
Miss Gertrude Deadman Who was here
from her school near Mouktoo, has gone
to Hamilton to visit.
Miss Pearl Baeker was here for a pert
of her bohdays. She has gone to tette
Summer classes in Minim.
Misses Grace 'Thompson, and Vivian
Taylor motored to Biyth on Monday and
spent an enjoyable day,
Miss Hazel Lovry, who is teaching
school at Welland, is enjoying her vaca-
tion uuder the parental roof.
Kenneth and Mac Ferguson are holi-
daying with their uncle and aunt, Dr.
and Mrs, Lackner, Kitchener.
Alfred and airs Beaker and
R. F. and Mrs. Downing were visitors
iu Goderich ou Dominion Day.
I Friendship, Detroit, is here on a
visit with his sisters, Mrs. A. R, Currie
and Mrs. J. T. Ross, john street.
James Irwin, Toronto, was here for
his annual visit over the holiday, Ho
was a former well known resident.
Vernon Scott and J. Pollard, Toronto,
spent the holiday in Brussels at the home
of Mrs, Alex. Bryans, Queen street.
Alex, Stewart, and Alex, Sperling,
Clinton, visited with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Geo, Sperling. Church street.
Miss Stewart, wbo has berm assisting
Miss Mary Ross as milliner, has gone
or her vacation to her home at Perth.
Mrs. Fred. Mee and son, Stratford,
re here on a visit at the home of Walter
and Mrs. Wilbee, the farmer's parents.
DeWitt and Mrs. Holmes and child -
en, Wingliam, were visitors with the
wDeoewkcitig families Wednesday of last
Mrs. Curtis Rathwell and daughter,
lean. of Cald.01'. Alta , are visitors at
Mrs. George Sp;; ileg's the farmer's
mother.jeo.s
t. Amour has not been enjoying
ery rugged health for the past few
outbs but we hope he will continue to
MprOVO.
Miss Pipe was called to Belmore ow.
n:ttetro, the illness of her sister. Miss
Pipe. We hope the patient will soon be
Miss E'sie Mayberiy, Toronto, was
ere last week for a short visit. She has
warm spot in her heart for Bruesels
ntdi it:ere:tint
va.zel Lawry, Kathleen Wilton
tid Nurse Henderson and gentlemen
iends tnotored to Palmerston and spent
psi.eaRsatiatedd
day.
Crerar and children,
orouto, are here for their Summer vaea-
on with relatives and frieutis in Bros -
Is and locality:
Miss Carrie McCracken is spending a
eek or so in Muskoka before
ttnIri:gwlimurniiswfittitt her holidays from
aching in Toronto.
and ?dies Alice, Mill
•eet, are visitiug at the home of W,
d Mrs. Hall. near Ethel. The latter
a daughter of Mrs. Jewet.
Mrs, L, W. Stephensou anti F011, of
rerfileVe, htieerr,e John
lt tvitl' Manning,tt.ie
d other relatives and friends.
C and Mrs. Hord and son Fergus.
Mitchell, were visitors at the Methos
t parsonage over the holiday, Mrs.
rd is Rev. Mr. Stafford's sister.
alies Utah Sparliug was brought
me frnro her boarding house. sth Con,
ey township and is making favorable
Kress turd we hope she will soon be
k.
Its Arthur Smith and children end
ss Olive Bailey left Seturday on the
urn trip to their home at Edmonton
er a trip East enjoyed with relatives
1 friends in town.
obt. Ross, Kincardine, and his son,
gt. Gordon Ross, borne from France,
Thos. and Mrs, Ross, of Mosley.
their son, Pte. Glenn, who was
erely wounded oversees, were here
week visiting with relatives.
George Heist was here from Chesley
the holiday, visiting his parents add
eds. He has been r8 years in eervice
Krug Bros., the well known Furniture
ufacturers, which is complimentary
oth employers and etuployec,
ies Gladys Ross, &tighter of Robert
Mrs, Ross, Kincardine, Was operate
n last week for appendicitis and is
ing Along It was a serious
pthe appeudix having burst. Old
als here wish her speedy cotivales-
e,
inane Lewitt was presented with a
with buquet of carnations and meee
er Sunday. School OlaSS at Spring -
We congratulate ACAS Jewitt on
graduation in vocal musk et Alma
iea' College, St, Internee. She la a
cl daughter cif Mrs, Wtn, Jewitt,
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