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VOL,„ :}fi NO, MG 81.50 Per Annum in Advaylce
L R USSE L.S. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER
25, 1919
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at use• snri -Nona Church, ('rnnbrnok ,
A!no re,--nrr-.wall on M,(Itud14 (Merest.
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Walton
It is stated Dr. Waghorn, a resident
foe in.wy y(',t((0, has disposed of his
;'ntuf'rtable home to au. Pratt and
will von ilune veterinary profession
with headquarters at Seaforth,
While sorry to lose thein as Walton -
i:.114 NNW wish them prosperity.
•=soner.man..,-,-srdsarmemsauoaxammamago. soma,
EsVSKIRMISEMEattaikaraits
St. George's Bazaar brought into
the treasury the handsome sum of
$100,00 and -the promoters wish to
thankall who aided and patronized
the Bazaar.
The question of Consolidated schools
will be voted on at the annual school
meetings to be held in Walton and
the other three S. S. interested, Date
of meeting is Wednesday of next
week, opening at 10 ti -am. There
should be a big turn out to each meet.
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METHODIST OEDRCE ANNIVERSARY.
-It was found necessary to change
date of anniversary in Methodist
Church and services will now be held
Sunday, January 4th, at 11 it. en. and
evening at 780 o'clock. Rev. S.
Anderson, Clintton, will be the preach-
er, and special music is being arranged
for. Envelope offering of $100 is ask-
ed for by the Board. Monday even-
ing following a musical and literary
entertainment will be heid commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock. Rev. Geo. E, Morley,
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ICOR the convenience of those who know the
advantage of fresh, well -assorted
Stooks we "strongly advise" to 'make selec-
tion's now.
It will be impossible to duplicate many of the
Christmas numbers this year.
Comfort, Shopping now—Dissatisfaction, the night
before.
Having secured an up-to-date stock 9 months ago
I am its a position to give you first-class goods at mod-
erate prices—far below what I can purchase them for
t(1 -day.
Everything for Lady, Gent or Child,
A small amount will secure your purchase—deliv-
ery made when required.
Wm F Stretton
Jeweller and Optician
sZataUnkis
&alrimer of Martinge Licensee,
Brussels
B. A., Toronto, will givea varied pro-
gram of literary numbers well worth
heating, Addresses by neighbor.
ing pastors and a Soafortlt Male
Quartette will supply a musical treat,
Tickets 135 and 25 cents, Don't forget
the dates, January and d 5th.
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Oranbrook
Wr..lBray is improving in health,
Miss Jessie Menzies is house from
her school at Toronto for the Ohrist-
Ints vacation,
The Sabbath School in the Presby-
terian
resbyterian ellnr'Cll has closed for the
Winter months,
The horne of the late 1). McDougall
and acre of land has been sold to
Janes Noble, of this locality, for the
sum of $450.00. It will slake a cosy
home for the purchaser,
Ohristmas entertainment for the
Sabbath School was held in the
Methodist church last Tuesday even-
ing, Rev. W. E. Stafford occupied
the chair and an interesting program
was presented.
ANNIVErt.eARY,-On Sabbath, Jan.
4th, anuivereary sorruorls will be
preached in Knox church, by Rev,
Ar, Perrie, Wingliam, at 1.1 a, m. and
7.80 p. m. Monday evening an illu-
strated Lecture, with about 200 fine
views, will be given by Rev. W. Mof-
fat, entitled "Bonnie Scotland,"
Musical program will also be given.
Tickets 25 and 15 cents. See advt.
Following refers to a cousin of Wm,
Rltthwell of Oi•anbronk :-Wm, Rath -
well, of the Goshen line, Stanley, died
suddenly on Sunday, December 7th.
He had been in declining health for
some months, but was able to go
about his daily duties tut 01 a few clays
before his death, the great storm of
November 29th having given him a
severe nervous shock. He was born
nearly 86 year's ago on the faros on
which he died and which has been hie
home throughout his life. He is eur-
vived by his wife, one son and two
daughters, Charles and Edith, at
horne, and Stella (tire. A. H. Elliott,)
of Windsor. Mr. 1*athwell was an
active nteuxber of the Varna Metho.
dist church and in polities was a ()on-
set vati ve.
GALLED IN EIS PRIME -John Per-
rie, a brother of Jaynes and Alex. Per -
tie and Mrs. Jae. G1'ant, this locality,
Wnt. Perrie, Brussels and Rev. Dr.
Perrie, Wingham, passed away in the
Hospital at, St, Paul, Mien., on Wed-
nesday evening, Dec, 10th. Mr. Per-
rie hacl a severe attack of the Flu a
year ago and his health since had not
been good, and he had gone to St.
Paul's Minn., to undergo a critical
operation in the hope of getting relief,
Mr, Perrie had resided in Edmonton,
Alta., a number of years, and had for
50me years been Deputy Minister of
Municipalities in the Alberta Govern-
ment. His early life was spent at the
old family home in Grey township,
and he was well known and most
highly esteemed by a Ieu'ge circle of
friends. He is survived by his widow
and 3 children, and they will have the
sincere sympathy of old friends here,
The body was taken to Edmonton for
internment and Dr. Perrin went to
the funeral.
ScuooL ENTF.RTA IN1noNT.-A anC-
ceeeeful school enterrain went was held
in S. S. No. 7, (0lanbrook)Friday
afternoon last. A lengthy program
was put into the hands of Rev. Mr.
Kennedy, who was chairman, con-
sisting of recitations, songs, dialogues,
addresses, violin, wouth•organ and
bagPP
i e selections and if there be
anything else to be had it was there,
Attendance was phenoinenal. Those
of us who were there felt that there
was an air of perfection abnut the
place for huw Lhe two tulassuwiug
lady teachers like Miss McNair and
Miss Houston, could arrange and pre-
pare such a program, enlist the at-
tention and interest of Section so
that visitors name by snores and then
sent out an melee to the weatherman
and got id.'n.l weather, -1•0 more than
we could uuder:,l.and but that is the
CAR OF
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r,
Also Bran and Shorts,
expected at Walton first
week of the New Year,_
Special Prices off car.
W. C. NEAL, Walton
nniversa,ry
Services
Anniversary Services will be held In
Knox Church
Cranbrook
Sunday, January 4th
at 11 It, 01, and 7.80 p. m,
Rev, Dr, Perris, Wingham, one of the
able pt•eae11e19 in Maitland Presbytery,
will preach,
Illustrated Lecture
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. STtt, at
7,30, an Illustrated Lecture entitled
"BONNIE SCOTLAND"
will be given by Rev, Walter Moffat,
late of London. Lecture will be Tltus-
trated with nearly 200 beautiful color-
ed Lantern Views, and illustrate the
historic and most itttereeting parts of
"Auld Scotia"
Local talent will take charge of the
Music for the evening.
Mr. Moffat has a rare treat in store for
lovers of history and scenic beauty.
Admission 28 and 15 Conte.
way Misses McNeil, and Uruslort do
their work. The Section is to be con-
gratulated upon its teaching staff.
Whilst we value the efficient Leaching
of the elementary studies and we can
do so because they have a par value
in dollars and cents, we cannot value
the teaching of true manliness and
womanliness through lives flavored
with morality and Christian influence.
The latter transcends our very best
thoughts and imaginations,
Grey
Schools closed Friday for Ohrietmas.
TRE Pon gives the news. Do you
get it?
Attend the Nomination next Mon-
day at Ethel.
Will. Hoover is home from the 0.
A. 0. for the vacation,
Miss 011a Armstrong, who is a
teacher in Acton Public School, is
home for Ohristmas.
Miss Miriam Lowe is home for the
Christmas vacation from the Normal
School, Stratford.
Nothwithstanding the comparative
shortage of feed large numbers of live
stook are being fed,
Miss McPherson, teacher of S. S. No.
10, is spending her holidays at her
home 10 Kincardine.
Juo. Work was threatened with
pneumonia last week but is better
again we are pleased to state,
Percy Ward, 12th Con., is wearing
a broad smile these days, Why?
Because he is papa, a daughter.
Mrs. D. McCallum and son, of
Blyth locality, are visiting at the
former•'s parental home, 9111 Con.
Miss Beth Hoover is horne for a
holiday from Mooretown where she
has held a position as milliner.
Annual school meetings Wednesday
of next Week. Are you going to
manifest an in
f t rarest in school affairs ?
-Miss Ida Rands who has been at-
tending
t
tending Business College at Wings
ham, is spending a week or so under
the parental roof,
Miss Irene Hoover, of St. Louis,
Mich., is a Ohristmas visitor with J,
H. and Mrs. Hoover and family, at
the parental home, llth Con,
Last Friday evening at Union
Ohrietmas tree entertainment Mrs.
Stanley Machan was presented with a
cut glass water set and casserole for
faithful service as organist for a time.
Donald McNeil is back from an
extensive trip through the West
where he had a good time. He talks
of seeing California for a few months.
Wonder if it is going to be a wedding
trip ?
Wm. Tierman, of Heaney, Man.
is renewing old - friendships in this
community. It is 29 years eines he
went West and this is his first visit
back. Mr. Tierman is a brother bf
Mrs Thos. Alcock, 14th Cnn, The
visitor has prospered in Manitoba.
Before school closed in 5, 8. No. 6
an interesting examination and pro-
gram was on the list put on by
the pupils, guided by Miss Edna Carr,
the teacher, at which there was a
good attendance. Joe Antes filled the
bill as chairman and short addresees
Wh SERVE E YOU
What services do your bankers render?
Do they supply you with sound, practical
advice based on up-to-date knowledge of
markets, prices and business conditions ?
Do they help you to take advantage of your
opportunities and increase your income?
This Bank is prepared to Help farmers in
every way uossi'ble.
THE CANADIAN BANK.
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND $15,000,000
WAL2'ON BRANCH, J: M, McMillan, Manager'.
were given by B. F. Carr and W. J,
Jack)in. There was a Christmas ties
well freighted, with Carl Attlee as
Santa Claus. Mise Oar. is doing gond
work,
Nl ONIC'IPAL STATISTICS -Following
figures ate taken from the Financial
Statement for 1919, prepared by the
Treasurer and Reeve of Grey town-
ship for presentation to the ratepay-
ers, the ciente being omitted from
each iteral :--
Expenses of Election. - $ 67
Salaries, Sm. .................. 1423
Printing, Actvert'g, postage &c263
Ins,, Fuel, Claretakiug, Rco 09
Red Oroes work 411
County Rates .. 13144
Roads and Bridges 6703
Gravel 906
Charity 26
Schools ............ ... ................. 13962
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Debentures,Principal 123,18
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DebentureInterest . 8391
Sheep killed by dogs. ..............., 185
Municipal Drains , 0716
Board of Health 89
Miscellaneous ..... .,..... 335
Telephones ................. .. 55433
Jamestown
A Bible Oonference beginning New
Year's Day and continuing over
Lord's Day will be held in the Meeting
Hall, 2nd of Grey, Meetings each day
at 10 a. m., 8 and 7,80 p. rn. We hear
Thy welcome all to come.
Belgrave
East Wawauosh Nomination will
be held here Monday 29th.
The Sunday School entertainment
in Trinity Church Monday evening
was a fine one, Rector Hawkins pre-
sided and program consisted of music-
al numbers, drills, pantonines, play,
ere. 'here was also a Christmas
tree. Proceeds $65.00.
Morris
Miss Edina Dunn, who has been
living at Samuel Walker's, 6th line,
has gone to her home in Toronto.
Rural School meeting in each sec-
tion Wednesday of next week at 10 a.
m. Set a good example by attending.
The Trustees of 5. S. No. 4 have re-
engaged Miss Isabel McNabb, Brus-
sels, for 1920 at a salary of $750. She
is a fine teacher and doing well.
Last week Elston and Mrs. Cardiff,
Jno. Robb arid and II. Nichol were at
Toronto, attending as delegates the U.
F. 0. Convention. They report a fine
time.
ANNOUNCEMENT,- Alex. and Mrs.
Mct,auchlin announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Martha Irene,
to John Arthur McCall, 8th line of
Morris township. Wedding to take
place in the near future.
This week Roy Thuell was vary
kindly remembered by a number of
friends in Brussels and vicinity and
presented with a fine leather covered
easy chair. Dave and Robt, Smith
were the promoters, Roy, who was
shot in the back in France, still has to
get;about with crutches,
Goon Polo No. 5. -The trustees of
S. S. No, 5, known as the Clegg school,
have purchased a phonograph and
also a number of fine records and the
pupils will no doubt enjoy the selec-
tions and profit by this method of re-
ceiving a musical education. Mies
Imlay, Wingham, is the teacher.
Isaac Jewitt, who was visiting rela-
tives and friends in this locality, has
arrived safely home at Shellbrook,
isho Mrs.
Sask. Hea Son of l and e,
Jewitt, Bluevale, and Mee. William
South, is a sister. The visitor bad a
fine time in Ontario and is willing to
try it again.
Adam Smith, of Dand, Man., was
here for a short visit with relatives
and friends. It is 31 years since be
went West. He has never had a
complete failure in that time but hart
had a few close calls. Mr. Smith's
mother, who lives on the 6th- line, is
up in the 80's and spends considerable
of her tune in bed now. She lives
with her eon David and his wife.
TC'wNSICfP EYPENDITURE.-ii'011ow-
ing are the items of Municipal Ex-
penditure for Morris township for the
past year ;-
Roads and Bridges $ 4870 54
Miscellaneous ................ . 114 60
Drainage 1584 08
Debentures-- 17931 10
Schools ...... ............ ..... 9209 00
Stationery and Printing, 33 65
Salaries .......... ... 1542 25
Board of Health .............. 09 00
Charity ............ 208 50
Sheep killed by dogs,...... 62 00
Law costs......,.. 369 25
$ 35,975 88
ORGANIZING A SOCIETY. -The meet-
ingg which was held at N. Mc0auiey's,
5th line on Dec. 11th, was well attend-
ed and the outcome was the orgitniz
ing of a Literary Society, After El-
ston Cardiff had been voted chairman
the following officers ware elected ;-
fres„ Miss Mary McKellar ; Vice -
President, Wm, Somers : Sea-Treas
Mee. N. McCauley Organist, Mrs, E.,
Oardiff ; Committees, Literary, con-
venor, Mrs. J. Martin, Elsie Conon,
Jim. Kerr, E, Cardiff. John McNeil,
Mildred Russel and Edwin Martin ;
Refreehment, convener, Miss Ella
Kerr, Margaret McNeil, Maud Rin.
toldSocial, Convenor, Mrs, T. Clark,
Bessie .Tordan, Cecil Somers, Mend
Rintoul, John Jordan, Ernest Smith,
Chester Rintnul, olareuoe Martin,
Toni Bevans, Clifford Marks, Ernest
Martin, Verena Clarke and Oran 13,ns.
eoll ; Musical, convener, Mee, Cardiff,
we. J. Rintoul, Ernest Smith, Nor-
man Spoir, Mary MoKeller, Ivan Me.
Atter and Russel Martie, Editor,
"Moonshine News," Norman Speir.
At the close of the meeting the chair.
man called for an old fashioned spell
ing match, old 4th reader to be used,
Mrs. E. Cardiff and Miss Mary Model-
ler were chosen as captains and with
1,0 on each side a lively contest Was
put nit resulting in a tie, the last 5
going down on tiro word 8 e,
ANNIVERSARY
SERMONS
11'111 bs',remelted in
Walton Methodist Church
Sunday, January 4th
by Rev, 8. Anderson, Clinton,
at 11 a.ui,anti 730p,au.
ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY, JAN, 5r0
Rev Geo. E. Morley, B. A., Toronto
will give a miscellaneous program in-
cluding Master pipees of Literature,
Famous Dramatic Stories and Hum.
crena 4ketrhes.
SEAFORTH MALE QUARTETTE
will supply a gond Musical Prograut.
Short addresses by neighboring
Paetots.
Admission 36 and 25 Cents.
JAS. WILLIAMSON, Secretary,
REv, J. W. Burros, Pastor.
Can you guess the word ?
Throughout the evening games, music
and singing were on the recipe= and
after home-made randy and fruit
were partaken of the anmpauy separ-
ated to:meet again in the near future
at the home of E. and Mrs. Cardiff,
haviug received a very cordial invita-
tion there. Society starts with 30
members and expect to meet 00
the 2nd and 4th evenings of each
month. - Some rare gond times are
expected during the Winter,
Ethel
ALL persons indebted to me for coal are
asked to square up at once fie coal 1. supposed
to be sash. Sinovaa amt..
Special service in Methodist church
last Sunday evening by the pastor.
Subject was "Jesus crowded out."
Nomination Day here next Monday.
Hours from 12 to 1 with a program of
speeches following by the nominees.
The bazaar held Saturday in the
Methodist church was a grand success.
Everything was sold. Proceeds about
$90.00,
Miss Myrtle Bowes and Stanley
Hall are home for the holiday from
the Normal School Stratfntd and
Faculty, Toronto.
Epworth League will take charge of
the regular service in the Methodist
church next Sabhath evening in the
absence of the pastor,
A letter was received by Mrs. S. S.
Cole from Northern Ontario acknow-
ledging the receipt of the bale of
clothing, etc., and expressing thanks
for the came.
Ethel sustained their splendid re-
cord for generous gifts to the Bible
Society by the sum of $30.85. Mrs. R.
J. Nicholson and Mrs. M. J. Slemmon
were the collectors,
There was quite an excitement
around town when it became known
that there had been a stranger in town
whet -put a kind of a skin game over
eons of the citizens.
Mrs. C. Cleaver and Mrs. R. Dough-
erty were away to Zimmerman at-
tending funeral of the former's uncle,
A. Galbraith,who was 80 years old.
He was a brother
her of Mrs. John Dough-
erty of Grey township.
Bluevale
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the
report of Bluevale Public School for
the Fall term. Percentages are given,
based on weekly examinations. 38
pupils were registered during the
term. IV. Class -Roy Thomas 80 ;
Jas, Gannett 75 ; Ohas. Messer 78 ;
Harry Elliott 70 ; Janet Mowbray 05 ;
Willie Mundell 56. III Class. -Donna
Smith, 77 ; Mary Mowbray 68 ; Har-
old Thomas 67 ; Beatrice Thornton
65 ; Edith Breckenridge 62; Everett
McGee 62 ; Gordon Mundell 59 ; Cora
Gannett 46 ; fi'ene McKinney 43. Sr.
II --Muriel Thornton'11) Mac, Thom-
as 87 ; Glenn G'trnisa 62 ; Fred. El-
liott 60, Jr, II -Clive Garniss 74
Rata Smith 04 1 Nellie McKinney 58 ;
Irving Cle horn 47 ; Hazel Mundell
51, I -John Mowbray 79 ; Noble
Greenaway 58. Primer A -Perrin
McCracken 78 ; Lavine Thomas 72 ;
Elsie Thornton 71 ; Allan Gamin 62,
Primer B -May Mowbray 70 ; Leslie
Greenaway 65 ; Florence Hall 61 I
Rosa Smith 54,
ALICE Arrxrw, Teacher,
COMING EVENTS
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Ciivietinas Thursday of this week,
Municipal Nomination December 20.
Rural Annual School meeting Dee.
81.
Brussels Methodist Church Anniver-
sary Sunday, December 28, Rev. Dr.
Hazen, Listowel, will preach at 11 a.
m. and 7p.tn.
.B, 0. Legislature opens January 29,
Schools re -open Monday, January 5.
Restored holiday train service Dec,
28th,
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° WE WONDER IF--
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Cutlers will organize ?
Old Council will be reelected P
Your sub. to Tace POST is paid ?
Priori of "eatm0nts" tvili soon drop?
This is tho opens Winter promiee?
We have the true Christmas spirit P
Paper shortage will compel news•
papere to quit ? -
Brussels School Report
Form I1I.-Examiued in Science,
Atte. I3ist., Lit„ Alg., Clomp., French,
Latin, Chem, (3eotu.
M Ryan 78 NL Wilton........00
131 Baker 76 E McOall 66
al Hall, 71 D Stafford, 05
NI 1MnNabb .71 A Thuell,.,..., 65
M al au;triers .,...69 M Armstrong60
S McNair 68 J Warwick, 54
L Baker ..........68 R Hunter.. 58
(5 subjects) J Armstrong 49
W NleCiitoheon,67 (6 subjects)
Form II -Examined in Seiance,
Hist., Alg., Geom., Comp., Arith.,
Lat., Lit„ French, Read., Writ., Arta
V Hall. 78 F Stewart 55.
✓ Heist- , ...... 71) 4 Dennis.54
Iv Martin. 66 J Nolan........, 54
P Alderson 84 T Burgess .,54
al Hoover...-62 11 Smith ...50
L Fulton. (12 SV McDowell....48
M Brown. 62 A Stewart.. 48
E nark01 0 Hall. 48
R GI ant ..... 58 0Thompson 44
L McArthur .....67 *N Shaw41
J Miller,,, .,....... 66 *D Walker. 40
Form I examined in Alg. Arith„
Science, Read. Lat. Fr, Comp. Hist.
7 Turnbull. 93 I Geddee.........56
N. Hoover........80 J Duncan.........55
A. McFadzean..78 E ,Dennison .....55
M Nolan..,......77 0 ulger....... ..555
V Anderson .... 72 A Smith. 54
F, Fraser. 70 NL Baker 52
al McKee .......68 E Hollinger 51
B Heiningway.88 A Ballantyne50
W Mitchell 65 M Wood 49
H Keys ......... 65 J Walker 48
R McLellan ......(34 }: Whitfield 47
H Johnston ...63 C Strachan 47
JI Oliver ........62 W Sholdice-44
NI Warwick ....MI. NI Stevenson.,42
E Oliver ...........60 L Patterson 36
NI Hoover ...59 Ie Oliver...,......31
O Oameron.....58
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These results are the averages based
on examinations held in above sub-
jects during the Fall teen. They
give a fair estimate of the pupils rela-
tive standing in the class. There are
afew instances In which this standing -
would undoubtedly have been improv-
ed had
mproverihad the Student been present for
all the examinations. Any parent
desirous of additional information
may consult the list of marks in each
subject given to each student. The
Principal will be glad to give further
informaton,
13, S, SCOTT,
ROOM III
Sr. IV. -Examined in Comp., Arith.
Memory Work, Spell., Geog. and Hist.
K Ferguson 88 NI Wilson- 77
G Best.. ..... ......82 G Stewart 77
B Thuell..........80 0 Cardiff...-. 88
Jr, IV. -Examined in Oomp., Lit„
Geog, Hist,
5 Ballantyne....85 D Thompson,68
M Ferguson 83 0 Anderson 68
N McDowell ... 75 C Lott.. 87
B Sntith.,........74 E Pollard 64
L Clouse, 72 L Platt 56
O Whitfield 70 A Thompson....58
NI Little 69 J Eisenbofer,...82 -
Present for only one exam. D, Mc- '
Donald 85.
Sr. IIL-Examined In Geog., Lit.,
Comp., Hygiene and Arith.
J Ferguson 80 of Walker 82
L Rose..........80 F Oliver.. 61
F Strachan. ... .77 J McOracken67
M Sperling. 72 L Champion.,,. .56
A McOluskie.,70 R Pollard.. 55
G Stafford67 H Pawson,........ 42
J Oliver 65 0 McDonald 30
E. Chapman 35 present for only one -
exam.
ANNIE GEDDE8.
ROOM II
Jr. III -Examined iu Geog„ Spell„
Draw., Comp.. Arith., Hist. Honors -
75 Pass 60.
L Ohe.mpion....90 R McDonald.,,.65
J Stewart 82 P Baeker,,.,,....64
H Stretton 81 *F Dennison....54
0 A NlcCluekie79 *M Thompson,..51
L Heist. ..... ...,78 M Harkness...,., 51
*M Smith .... 75 *H Kerr..........48
W Galbraith74
Sr, II -Examined in Oomp., Draw., ,
Arith., Lit., Geog,, Read„ Spell.
A Logan..........78 *J McKay. 62
E Lott .........77 0 Thuell.... ...61
5 Scott 76 M Ritchie7",....61
*D Warwick,73 D Kyle...... ..... 60
G McDonald.,71 E Edwards 57
W McMillan,.,..60 *A Grewar 55
0D Ennis, .....,..67 A Davidson 58
H Olrampionr...67 *B Thibideau,51
NI Logan ... 66 *G Sperling 45
Jr. II -Examined ip Geog„ Spell.,
Comp., Arith., Read. -
M Strachan 71 F Samis.,....,.....51
A. Thompson:., 66 E Wilson 50
✓ Wilson 86 0G Kellington...45
J Brown, ..66 *0 Ennis.........41
NI Somerville....58
Those names marked* missed one
or snore examinations.
KATHLEEN WILTON
PRIMARY ROOM
Examined in Arith. , Spell., Read.
Dep. and Daily Work.
R Hollea,nd., ...92 B Gilroy 72
H Kyle,.......,...88 G Burgess 70 '
L
Thuell ..... ....85 *H Baeker70
4 -Examined in same :-
K Thuell, .,.,,.,.90 T Wilkey ,. 80
L McClrtskey,..88 D Rutledge 70
L Harkness 82 W Ohampion...,66
3rd -Excellent --F. Edwards, : H. .
W2hnidt-Ex, cMlleTnhot V.SnF
ox, Good-
Harold Whftan
ard.
1st Excelletnt--L Walker, M Down-
ing, M, Ennis, 0 Walker, J Hamilton,
Good -0 Weinetein, R Farrow, 8
Burchill, 1i Lott, N Thomson, E Haist,
J McDowell,
F. I, BDDogAgAN,
Ml criefr
Mies Bessie MoQuart3e is home from
'tsVailenstein, where she has been
Washing, for the Ohristmas vaeatlon,