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S:trnuel l+ishet', died at the General
Hospital, SGrttt:ford, from pneumonia
1011002m; an attach of influenza. 1.10.
was 34 years and a sun of Henry Fish-
er, l ulla4'Lnn,
Dr. and Mtrs, J, A, Bothwell have
donated as a4 memorial 10 their (laugh -
tee Mm'Iel a scholarship In 1)oniesltc
Science to 9tu41foed Collegian I1
consists of the interest of 811111 iuvest-
ed.
1910 (loae11 occurred el Steel Noel
quite suddenly 141: the home of her
sm4 in -low JNlnen 13eyee, of 4411 s. 1),
];ambo ng((175 y10u'0. She was bon
11P1L1' Tnroulo, moving tri 1)01%1110 al
an early ago wish her patende. Four
sons anti 2 daughters survive,
Stuelas •1(o ruing lit a started in the
Cook Pump Works, Ilnron Road
West, of Mitchell, 1„ll.ire plant,
machinery, engine fund (:(11,101114 4Ye1'>'
It total loss, The fire (vas firsn noticed
about 030 a. m., and (mutse - was a
mystery, as it had notbeen In opera,.'
lion Set.ur(lay. Then+ was no insnr-
4ulee nn(1 lose is estimated 144 181,5011,
Friday night at, 0 u'eloc.lt the flee
1114rn) sounded and the fire company
were dit'octed to the new Hovels&
knitting factory, Mitchell. It canted
one that the mato' which runs the
elevator beearnP overheated, but the
nee of chemicai extinguishers anon put
an end to what, alight have been a
x _ serious Eire.
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With Your Next
Grocery Order
Ohl 1St11198 Cleocer'iee,
Peels, 11a,i0;IN, (:(n 11(1110,
Spices, See
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sec 1101iday Good0.
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Good Stook Flour & Feed
Potatoes Wanted
mr,quieeell) price and date of
c e very a ore hauling them.
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'11/41f J. McCracken
Phone 43
Prat z ,1 erns Ment
Now is the time to renew for THE
POST.
SKATES cues more are lo possession of
the small boy.
AN Axford, Sask„ subscriber in re-
mitting his subscription for 1919 rays
"We are always glad to get THE Posr,”
Ir there is auythiug lying around your
1)0099bait
( s las your husband) that you
do not want, advertise it i1( THE POS
a'
want column, They surely pay.
PORTRAIT,—Major )• W, Shaw and
Capt. M. D. McTaggart, of the former
x0rst Huron Battalion, have presented
the
County with a large i t s
re of Lieut..
Col. Combe and the officers of that unit,
The picture with a brass plate suitably
inscribed. is adorning the walls of Coun-
ty Clerk Holman's office, Goderieb.
W, P. RITCHIE writing from Portage
la Prairie, Manitoba, says :— Enclosed
find renewal for THE Pose for 4919. We
are in a perfect cloud of "flu ;" with
Winter just before us ; dear and scarce
fuel around us and ever higher cost of
living above us. Hoping yourself and
the other
ood
g people of• Brussels are
enjoying the same blessing,
HURON OLD . -BOYS' Assocl,'r(ON.—The
annual meeting of the Huron 014 Boys'
Association of Toronto, will be held in
St. George's Hall, Elm st„ on Thurs-
tlay evening, x9th inst., at 8 o'clock for
the election of officers and the transae
Lion of general business. Exectitive is
desirous of making this the banner
meeting in the history of the Associa-
tion. Every Huronite, male or female,
In Toronto and district is invited to be
present. Au address an live topics will
be delivered by A. Grigg, Deputy Minis•
ter of Lands and Forests. The Presi-
dent is N. 13. Cobblediek, brother to
Rev, G. H, Cobblediek, formerly of
Brussels and E. Flood '
Y is Secretary.
A tine reception greeted Corp. George
Ferguson, youngest son of Reeve Per
guano, o1( his arrival home at reeswaler
Wednesday, 4th inst„ on the 1.3o train,
Citizens turned out i1(
masses, Pipe
Band played "Bonnie Dundee" as the
train pulled into the station and rousing
cheers were given for the returned sol-
dier, A few words of welcome on be-
half of the citizens by Rev, W. A. Brad-
ley and he was then taken to his father's
home, Corp. Ferguson enlisted in
Fctmonton, Alta„ and went overseas i>
x915• He was in several severe engage-
ments and was with the brigade that
captured Hill 70, one of the sanguinary
struggles of the wwar. Though hin many
engagements he escaped unhurt. He is
a nephew no aucl Robt, p w of •t b , Ferguson
and Mrs. Best town, and 0 grandson of
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson. •
13E8'r ON RECORD,—While Brussels
Brauch of the Upper Canada 13Ible
Society has had the distinction of being
a Bauuer Branch, never being below
$too,00 in its contributions for the past
33 years, 1818 lists just completed are
the best on record totalling the fine sum
of $210,23, plus offering at annual meet-
ing of $12,51, making $222,74, The
work Was splendidly looked after by the
Collectors and in almost every ease
showed a gain over 19(7 for which the
contributors have to be thanked, Re-
port is as follows :—
Brussels North—Mrs, Skelton,
and Miss Cardiff $ 19 8o
Brussels East—.Miss Leatberdale
and Mrs, J. Meadows 28 7o
Brussels West—Mies M, Stnith
au(l Mrs 1', Sperling 32 55
Grey Twp Cons, -
1 & 2, Misses Mcl)onalel Burke 5 40
3 & 4, Miss M Strachan 3 5o
5 & 5, Mesdames McArthur—
Dougherty . ,.. 9 so
7 & 8, Miss Cardiff, and .Mrs.
A, Armstrong
9 & to, Mrs, A, Lamont and
Miss A. Roe 9 35
13 & 14, Mrs, Cochrane, and
Miss F. Alcock ,, . 6 05
Cranbrook—W, P.
Ethel—Miss Barr. and Miss Mc-
Leha1d 2t 88
Morris Township lines -
3rd, Misses:Anderson and Yuill,'` 5:00
.tth, Misses,Black and Wilkinson 7 25
5t11, Misses Kerr and lotdau ., 4 75'
6th, Mrs, W. Bernard and Miss
Martha McCutcheon 7 5o
701, Mrs, D, McDonald and Mrs,.
S. McCall
Offering at annual tneeting - 1z 51
'total
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222 74
With so nlauy cells for worthy c8use2s it
would not been wondered at if r•s
w lard e
cel s bad fallen below the fine showing
p1 w s
of other years, The Wench officers,
(and we feel sure the head office at Tote.
unto, as well) are in a rejoicing mood
over the splendid support Accorded to
this most deserving organization for the
dissemination of the Scriptures to the
world. Last year receipts were top
uotehors viz, $2o1,88, Present Secretary.
Treasurer has held office for 37 years.
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E I )0511141 Cox, a well known and popular
railway conductor, died suddenly in the
Southampton Presbyterian church, tier-
ing the evening service on Sunday,
Dec.
1st r 'Cox ax mat1e his los
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0,'541(410 110110N QoiNty COUNCIL,—..
Warden
81l1e11 united the Councillors to
Hing the Doxology .util ntivieed the
Liberal and Cons•rve!ive Ceuu(illur.
111 mix up, rosiest of 1(1(9 ; et r
seperare party Lateen it refilre 1 t ,•
ingly to the death of Reeve Tay'or,
iilyth, who Was killed in an sego . tri
dept some time ago, leaving a vacant
chair at the Council Board,
Huron County Council,
A ver1 e.'
y u Ir.l 'butq ceremony coni(
place dm9ng the session when Rev. A.
L, Ci. Clarke 111 It very elnquenl ad-
dress presented the Victory Loant
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iia won sot by 1110 Couniy, to the Wine
den, W110 accepted the flag ori 10.1141,11
of the 00nnty and hting{, it in the
Council (Member, The Warden
thanked the workers and all those who
had been instrlunenLal in winning the
Hag for the excellent service% they
have render ed to the: boys at the
front., and s'tid that while he appreci-
ate(] 1.0 the full this beau11fu1 flag pre -
eon Led to the County by his b1xeel-
lenry the GnvernoieGeneral, there
was another flag on the wall. that of
1118101st Battalion, representing as it
(liar, one own county boys, 111141 he
appreciated more.
Rev. Dr. Rutledge and Rev. Can-
on Hill also Glade eloquent addr080-
es on the winning of the war and
heroism of our boys and the sacrifices
(nada.
Moved by Beavers—Tiling that
Council heartily approve of the choice
made by the Committee appointed to
purchase a Children's Shelter and 00
inspecting the building believe it will
be most satisfactory and a credit to
the entity. We trust the work dente
by the Children's Aid Society will be
heartily supported by all the munici-
palities and. a Children's Aid Com-
mittee will be formed in the several
towns and
villages. Carried.
County Property Committee repott-
e(1 having examined the Court House,
Registry office and jail and found all
dept( talents clean and in good con-
dition.
Request of Jailer Griffin for an in-
crease of salary was laid over until
January senior).
, The Ohildeen's Shelter Committee
reported that up to the present the
cost of the new Shelter and furnish-
ings stands as follows :
Purchase price $2400 00
County's share of taxes. 23 30
Supplies 20 75
Painting and glazing .. ,37 34
Range Stove, etc100 00
Beds. .... . 118 70
Shingling.. ... . . ....... 111 37
Insurance Premium44 40
Supplies. 32 95
$2073 81
Recommend that the Council hav-
ing provided the Shelter the Children's
Aid Soeiel:y be requested to undertake
the managernwie of the same as 11
ether '
1 IntI1 this enmity
agreeing
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I o sullplrntl 1(l. rhe 01st nig 0000 Elmo
ft
t , tn time te tines
lth ante,
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Alsore001nm"1(d that the Clerk los
appointed to homiest the institnlio4
.len, tune le time on behalf of the
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lewd (181'•,' 4t year, in .)one auil
11,'ro4 b'•1•.
31,11-14 >1 ('t010mil.1,'l. rupo,rtrd Ra 111-
Its trim ion of SV. Nirhnh K. 0., et,
1'„ 1' :caviling 0d0,1(1 inn of 1 11 100 10
('anedn, t(. 0011.1 Ho 1110 )110111111 1540!
'nihfxl'gd. 1 hal n espy' 01 this resolution
be forwarded to Sir R. L. Bordeu,
I'veinier 01' Canada, and 001 represen-
tatives in the Honee. of Omer/ions,
Report of the 1Ex411012ve Comm' (1r14
MIA (11( follow, :---Re re/sneer of D, 1)e-
Lnng, for p>4vn1'nt of selroiles in can -
:14'014M with caretaking 14t (!on('t
11 01(1 recommend that be be paid for
21 Jaye' 0.0.v111114 etc aam0 114,14,, as bal-
ance of ins( yeeu'. Re request of Navy
League for grant, recommend that
sum or $18,1100 be granted, payment to
rommenee June 1010. and be at rate of
$8,000 per month for following 6
(110111104. Re request of F. G. Neelin,
for pay in e(1nuectio01 with the Food
Production campaign. After making
110/111 1100 respecting work done by
applicant- We would recommend that
he be granted the Ham(4 amount as
01114 r (ly1e't•e('(9. 1114 141(14(111111 of Ooun-
ty Auditor, Aimee Uosens, for' extra
auditing. After considering the cir-
cumetauree we decided that the olive,
Au(litoe, Peter Oantel0(1, was entitled
C0 the same consideration and we
would sagged each be paid 14(1111 of
81000 in full of all claims. Re appli-
cation of C. A. Reid, Police Magistrate
fora grant towards securing room
suitable fox holding public cases, We
are of opinion there is a room avail-
able in Cou1't House and suggest that
it be pat. in e'epair for office. Re
oration of Artastr•ong and Hackett,
that we dieconthine Y. M. 0, A. grant,
7Ve 11(11710(1 that no 9011011 be taken
until January seesi00, Re motion of
Lobb and Hack well, asking for a grant
of 8300 t0 G. W. Holman, Co. Clerk,
for services (luring past year. Re-
cognizing hie efficient services and
Laking into consideration the inOre14a-
cd cost of Jiving since his engage-
ment, we recommend grant be made.
Re motion of Hardiug and 13t'oek for
grant of $5,000 to continue Red Cross
work, recommend sum of 88,000 be
divided on same basis as previous
grants. Re motion of Beavers and
McKinley, for grant of $100 to be
given to Mfrs. Brown, matron at House
of Refuge, recommend grant.
Rouge of Refuge Committee report-
ed as follows :—
We met 4 times during the year, in
March, June, September and Decem-
ber. Thoroughly inspected inatitre
Mon and found everything in splendid
order, clean and well kept, the 0> -
mates exptessing satisfaction with
their treatment, One female inmate
was charged with insubordination and
abusive and threatening language to-
wards the matron and other inmates.
shee,
N s committed to jail by rilagis-
rate Andrews, Olinton, for 2 months
is 14 matter of discipline. O11 motion
of Beavers and Laithwaite; Inspector
Torrance was instructed to go to '1't
1 I onto 10 make best possible 41.11.81
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PRAMS, It HER lioeld(•i 40 uh(ugo
,1nse')llt ]'ling)•, it ❑tying insane, Mid 4
111111 of tu•ans. S1 On per repel, fur
ii and dlr. 1''1.11,( giekelle
pay the ill r uu,(til PI ire. l h> lir.. .414
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Ir:vhuw,
pbt 1'iinr the est (1 War )1 , I'm'
(1'nge need b4. 1110 inlaid,: coal .,I•4n 1,,
pay It. 0. Bays, t$83(1 1'nt' drat%in3
deed and other 1xpets.. i1( ('114)41('1'!inn
with 11114 et./11411S (.0 4E1,0. P411'chasr of
coal wits 1el't in the halide of the In-
spector atter 118(21(ger to (bead with and
(s. supply ruts been obtained +,41111''('nt
I'm ell 1 re p .., ,. 0+ (ntmu•'e,l Coal
th" following t, ((1 1'. hr. ,' '4, >
Sleet, ..Ir 6rr,trl, 11. R,udl'It, .>(, ill
pt•r ('01, grovel l'•-.. 1 P. ".lgsld.
priers per tender. We lied 1reript,
or produce ('reel ('arm not up to the
e of tri n' 1
L Idt 1 1 lin tees rl t ytau�H.
Inspector of ]'louse of Raftrge of (he
County of Huron repented as follow-( :
—Total number of inmates adu1111NI
sinceOpellingof the House 519, num-
ber of inmates on 1)evetnbet. 1, 11117,
1)1, number admitted 1'nr first time
during year 11, nnr4bee death,: during
year 10, nurnhpr 111vchar'ge,l daring
year 2, number of lomat "s i1( li„sr e nu
December 1, 1918,. 01 nuulber of males
411, number' of fet1(81ee 51, Adn>itted
during the year from 04.0era1 1nnt1(4
polities as follows (--Hay township 4 ;
Goclerieh 1 ; Seaford! 2 ; I;x"tee 2 ;
1Vingham 2. Nnrnber of days tweed
itunates, 388,433 ; 1111101101' 01 rleye
hottest, of keeper's family and help,
•134 ; average number of inmates (lur-
ing year, 91; average number of
keeper's family and help 9 ; total ex -
expenditure on House and farm,
$9315,41 ; add value of provisions and
fuel on hand, December' 1st, 1017,
$2200 ; total expenditure, 611,514.41.
Produce sold during 1918 and other
sources, $004,61 ; provisions, prminre,
now clothing and fuel 011 hand De-
r.1mber 1, 1918, as per inventory,
$2656 65 ; reeeive(1 from paying in-
mates, $1,038 50. Total receipts,
.1909:16
, Amount expended
$ , Fur
sup-
port of inmates, $6,555,65 ; average
expense per inmate per day (nearly)
193/5c; average weekly expenclitute
per inmate, $1.87. The expenditure of
House and farm account is as follows :
Hired help, farm and house, $15
stock and implements ; salaries—In-
spector, Keeper, Matron, asst, Matron
and Chaplain, $1000 ; physician's sal-
ary and appliances, $448,83 ; repairs
to building and furniture, $175.33 ;
provisions and clothing, $4,9833.04 ;
fuel and light, $1,753 37 ; books, post-
age and stationery, $25.92 ; incidental
expenses, 8100.10 ; sundry expenses
for farm, $213.72 ; total, $9,315.41.
During the year the sum.of $2,077 has
-been collected for maintenance of in-
mates.
Following is the report of crops
grown and worst done. on Industrial
farm during the year 1918 :—Hay 15
tons ; oats 400 bushels ; barley, 325
bushels, beans 20 bushels, onions, 1,992
pounds ; garden carrots, 00 bushels ;
garden heels, 40 bushels, potatoes, 300
bushels, apples 50 bushels ; marigolds,
250 bushels ; live hogs sold, $894.85 ;
parsnips 50 bushels, cabbage, 350
tread, raspberries 565 boxes, turnips,
150 bushels, calves sold, $50.
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We aim to please our Customer's.
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Good Roads OOmm18810 1 reported OA'teCl as
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follows :—Re motion of Black and
Tipling, asking that 90 per cent of all
stoney paid in to the County mule)
the Good Roads system by the vil-
lages anti towns be refunded yearly,
we recommend that this be granted
provided that the bridges o0 designat-
ed roads which formerly were County
bridges, still be County bridges. Re
motion of Laporte anti Powell, that a
statement of all accoutres be equalized
between the ()minty and the Town-
ships on the Good Roads system every
year instead 01' every 3 years, we
recommend that no action be taken.
Re motion of Dalton 9too tool '
IlIatllo u); rh
,
that the boundary roads between
Bruce and Huron from Turnberry to
Autberley be put on the Good Roads
System, (414 recommended by the coun-
ty of Bruce, we recommend that this
be granted, that a by-latv;be prepared
and sent down to the Department to
be approved by them, Re claim of
Arthur Oaltelon for damages for
broken car, we recommend that no
actio) be taken, Re recommendation
of Robert McDonald, of Kin tail, for
damages to car last year, we recom-
mend that no action be taken and
that in future all claims too have a
sworn statement of cause of accident
and a detailed aeooxne of repairs,
Finance Committee recommended
the payment of a number oi' certified
accounts. That Clerk notify all Jus•
Wein of the Peace, Police Magistrates
and Division Court Clerks that all sup-
plies for printing (must be ordered
through the County Clerk and from
the County supply. That 010xk set a
uniform price for advertising county
meetings in the several newspapers of
the county and that arrangements be
made with each newspaper to publish
at said price,
The report of the Road and Bridge
committee was a1( 10110ws : ']'bat
engineer's report be adopted and sante
published in the minutes, Re claim
of Alex, McDonald, we recommend
that 111e saline be paid. Re claim of
Joseph Lawson for a cement bridge
011 a lane shore road, Stephen. This
btidge being less titan thirty feet in
length your committee wee h14rred
from examining it, but from infer-
neaLion received raved frour a reliable sourer,
recommend that same be assumed by
this county. Re motion of Et (yin and
Forth that the midge known as Smith's
bridge on West; boundary of Bayfield
be made a enmity bridge, recommend
that same be assumed by the cnnnty;
Re account of George Fowler for re-
pairs to. SA111014l bridge, we nom -
men(' the same be. paid, Re 14eco0ut
of Goderioh Planing Mill for joists for
Seaford bridge, wo recommend that
salve be paid. Re 14ecount or village
of Exeter for repairs to bridge and
approach, we recommend the same be
paid.
Captain Oole representing the Brit -
1511 Navy League was present and
trade a strong appeal for assist-
ance for Ibe dependents of our Wave
sailors. His address was received
with hearty applause, Warden meur-
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ed Captain Oole that the question of a
grant to the Navy League would re-
ceive every attention from Council,
Under head of ructions ',expressing
am't'nw at the death of Reeve Taylor
and Mts. Lane, wife of County Treas-
urer Lane, were adopted by standing
vote, as was also a vote of 000379tulas
lion to W. 1i. Fraser, on his recent
election ill North Hnrou.
Moved by ex -Warden R. W. Living-
stone, Net:muted by ex -Warden Goven-
lock that we the members of Huron
County Council wish to tender our
colleague, 1V, 11, Fraser, Reeve of
Morris township, our hearty congratu-
lations on his election to the honor-
able and responsible position of
mem-
ber of the Legislature of Ontario for
Noah Huron. Mr. Fraser briefly re-
plied, thanking the council for their
kind words of congratulation,
Moved by Messrs. Tipling and Mal -
lough Butt House of Refuge Commit-
tee be instructed 10 amend by -latus of
Ilouse of Itefuge, the amended by-lawe
to he brought before the January ses-
eiun of the Council—Carried.
Moved by Messrs. i.1lcNabb and
Brock that repairs be trade to Judge
Dielt0on'4 chamber by painting ceiling
and paving vault, Chairman of
County Property Committee to over-
see work,—Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Beavers and
Erwin that Council appoint a central
committee composed of County Treas-
urer Lane, County Clerk Holman and
Dr. Clark, whose duty it will be to as-
sistin every tvaypossible in helping
returned soldiers and in adjusting
grievances they may have, and that
each member of County 0ouucil be a
member to aid the Central Oommittee.
—Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Livingstone and
Forts that clause with regard to fur-
nishinga roots suitable for a Police
Magretr•ate be left in the hands of the
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committee, as aPlilicanL- has agreed to
accept cur rec0mmendalion.—Carrlett
Chas. Ducklow, of Eltna, was award-
ed $100 damages for defamation of
character against Alex.. Grant in the
County court. The case occupied all
afternoon, Ducklow sued for $500,
claiming that Grant, who also resides
in .Elute, had said he stole some whis-
trey and $50 in money. J. O. Makior„
K. 0., appeared for the plaintiff ; E.
H. Thompson, K. 0„ for the defend-
ant.
Blyth
Miss Alberta Stothers, who has been
teaching school in the West, has re-
turned horse.
John Barr was in attendance 141
Guelph Fat Stock Show, He had an
exhibit of 5 cattle.
A number of the members of Blytit
Circle accepted the kind invitation of
the Walton Red ;Cress and spent a
most enjoyable afternoon with them
on Tuesday, Dec. 3rd.
Fred, Argent, who for some years
has conducted a blacksmith business
at Harlock, Inas purchased John Mc
Millan's residence, town.
Among the names suggested for
Reeve are Dr. Milne, S. A. Poplestoue,
Luxton Hill, W. H. McElroy, H. A.
Thomas, $. H. Robinson and A. )3.
Bainton. Those for Councillor,, aF41.'s.
from those who have held a seat at
the Board during this year are, Jas,
Dodds, WIn. Moore and E. Bender.
Election of officers took place in the
Methodist Brotherhood and plans
were Laid for work during the corning
Winter, They will put on "Men's
Day," Sunday, January 12. Officers
elected were as follows :—President,
Robt. Wightman ; Secretary, Chas.
Toll ; Treasurer, Jas, Brown ; Musical
Director, Isaac Brown ; Asst, Musical
Director, Jno. Garniss; Pianists, Mies
Pearl Gidley and Mrs. Ierb. McElroy.
At the session of Huron Oo. Council
held in Goderieh the following resolu-
tion was passed :-14Ioved by W. H.
Lobb, seconded by 13. W. F. Beavers,
that the members of this Council de-
sire to place on record our sincere re-
gret at the loss we have sustained
through the death of our esteemed
fellow Councillor, NeilTaylor,Reeve,
Blyth, whose many excellent ualities
of mind an hart nerd in his
m d e else him s
fellow men, and whose sudden and un-
timely death will be keenly felt in the
community in which he lived and was
so highly respected, We extend to
his bereaved widow and daughter our
heartfelt sympathy in their great sor-
row and request that a copy of this
resolution be sent to Mrs. Taylor.
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