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CLINTON r wilding one-quarter of a utile from
A town hockey league hits been the Gibson home, saw the tire end
fanned to develop future heckey notified Mr, telibson by telephone, As
players. • far as can be learned, the blaze seateed
Clinton is still undecided if they in the ettaw shed, in the south-east
will have a Fall leek, Their Seeing corner of the barn. The horses eine
Fair is an exuellent one.
MeEwan & Phelon, two /octal tail-
ors, aye peeparing to aninalenCS to
mentifaceuee boys' clothing in the
old eackson Factory.
Roy Nast, of the Royal- Bank head
office, Nonevent, haS bean transfeered
to Calgary, having been appointed
inspector foe the Peevince of Alberta,
Mr. East is an old Clinton boy.
in number, and 18 head of cattle were
removed to safety, but the eenntinder
of the stock, grain and implements
were destroyed.
BLYTH
St. Amirew's chin oh held their an-
nual meeting on Tuesday.
Blyth School Board re -organized
with J. 11, It Elliott as chmenian and
WINGHAM L. Hi lebnen, secretary -treasurer. •
It IS said that the Klu Klux Kiel]j. 13. Tierney received word' laet
, week oe the death of his broLber, W.
,has organized in Wife. ham. . 1 F. Tierney, who passed away at his
Robert Lott; had several fingers bad- home iu Vancouver, 13 0,
ly crushed in Lloythe factoryr last
week, James Gentian, of Portage la Pia -
John John Nichol!, probably, the first G. is visiting at the home of Reeve
and Miss Dodds, also with his couein,
T. le agent hate, has juse completed
1 ears Its POstrn rater at Regina.
Winghion Hortioult ural Society re-
organized with Lindley Hohnes as
President, The Society bas 206
Wen) bet s
Alex. Ceawfor 1 who is h iliclaying
31 Florida. Wan 1.1)(3 $650 Diamond
medal for lime bowling, at Se. Pete
ersbui g,
LISTOWEL
Thomas E. Gibt.on, LLIWn line East,
suffered a heavy loss last Tuesday
night, when a lame bunt on his prem.
ises was destroyed by lire, together
with some stock, gtain and imp-
lements, The loss will run ha()
es. Wrn, Oockerfine, ft is 35 years
&nee Mr, Goeman 114 visited Blyth,
The Blyth Egg Circle had a suecess-
ful year and the following offleere
wete elected : R. C. McGowan, Peeni-
dent ;10 Bender, Alennger ; Nrft T.
Pate, Secrtary ; Directote, Mrs. le,
Kelly, Ales, Wm. ()Nag, Miss M.
Pollock, R. Wightman, 14. Hooveu.
Auditor, 0. R. Taylor aed Mrs. Lat-
imer,
WROXETER
A lIcifell, DrUnIratald, Banana:On,
spent the week-euel with his sister,
Airs. Win„ Wilson,
141re. McLeod, sie, who has beeu
spending the Winter, with bet son,
thonsands of dollars 'old is pat tly me-
et ed by insurance. Feut.teen head ell •Dr, A. McLeod, bee been on the sick
cattle, 12 pigs, all the chiekene, 2,000, Hsi,
bushels of grain, 50 tons of hae, a wtoxeter and firussels Iligh
School Hockey teams met le the rink
a tractoe and cheepiug outfit weei (di
consumed. The cameo of the fire IlaS
11014. been determined, Tuesday, Mt.
Gibson visited town and eeturned
1101111, Barbi' In the evening. \When he
. had stebled the hotee for the 'eight, ness te Wm. 14511 1111 Setuielay night,
there was no Sign or fire. Retiring Deceased contracted a cold which lat.
et. developed into prientitome. and he
sin:camber] after a few days' illness.
Mr. Ball, who was of Irish descent,
was e succeesful Palmer and Ono nf
the older tesidente el. Iiowiek, Ile
was 4) quiet, unaestuning man, 11084405.e eed of qualities AVbiell won for him
-^ "-'—'-^i-'the vespect of all with wholn he name
a a
d in contact, He is euryived by his
wife, formerly Alias Alice Dodds, e
sobs, lentls and Arnold, and 2 (laugh-
teve, Minand Alice, all at home, lso
.....vv......... -w*,.....,,,,,...,,,,.......• 2 sistet•s and a brothel., John Ball, of
Howick. Interment was made iti the
WroxT
etrr cemetery on uesday after-
noon in Weoxeter cemetery, Rev. A.
D, tiennercieg offieleteng. .
here, last Weclnesiley. evening, The
score was 11-4 it) favor of the horn.
team. •
Death came with startling sudden-
somi after his entrance into the honse,
Mr. Gibsoon WW1 aranSati SIMVOY aft414.
nine o'clock by the ringing of the
telephone. John Kritzer, a ueighbor
APIOESIN San
ON summer evening, after a
day of nectar gathering, in Our
apiary, one will see a few hoes
close to the entrance of every hive;
their wings eve moving so feet you
would never know they had any.,
What are they doing? They tire send-
,
ing an air current up, through the
hive, helping to evaporatethe extess
of water and convert the nectar into
delicious honey. When upwards of
200 colonies are thus engaged the
sound created is like unto a distant
waterfall, heard even in my sleeping
44++++ +.144.+44.1,444 eeteteeleielstel,
I Players, Pianos
and Organs
$
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a4Tuned and Repaired
apartment, They will make a good ..1. +
;lob of it if let alone and so, day after ; ,t,
day and night after night, we let ,I..1:
ii ./..
them keep it up until it lee fiSatsfacton assured.
nished .9
ancl then we have honey worth while. 1:
G. A. Deadman
J. C. Blackstone 1'
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4. 4,
+ Orders taken at Walker SL 4-
* Black's or S. Garter's. *
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Headaches
Inflamed Eyes
Granulated Eyelids
Painful Eyes
etelleed by glaring light on
enOW,, ads() TWItehing Eyelids,
reIleVed through properly fit-
ted Greases.
SatisfaetiOn aeSured,
Maud 04 Bryant
OptornotrIst
111 trussels Saturday only
Brunets Farmers' Club
Expects a ear Of
Flour and Feed
New Advertisement;
special, thie week-florilon's, Ornnbroolt
tmeal-W, A. Grawar
.090i09 mule -Nesbitt Hamilton
Auction sale-Jubn A Wilson
Notiae- V, O. Huntley
House for eras -mot, wet. Armstrong
Tearni for saht-weo Snelling
Plny-A uglinun Dramatic, ( (1113 pithy
Valentina T en-Brnseela Junior Inatltute
Mende Ni—lirussels United idowell
WoPerl-E. D. Smith .0 (4(100
To rent-ftobt. Thoell
Pffino Tuning -3, O. 13Inekstone
Searets of the Night -Pandly Theatre
Afa,IsS for atile-N Macaulay
Ongoin :Awing-An:ant liros.
Cattle to feed -J. O. Beeket
Tne annual meeting of the share-
holders of the WroxPter Rural
Telephone On., was hebl in the ?own
Hall, On Wednesday afternoon. It
was largely attended and the fo) num
officere were all re.elected. The
company is in' splendid financial
condition.
Under the auspicee ot the Young
People's Society of the United church,
an interesting debate was held in the 1'0011 at 3ia "'" eervice 451. Rae'?
schoolroom of the chnreb on Monday
chathil rd), !inthe evemeg-, n,1 7 p,
evening. The entrjeet WaS "Resolved Pn' bet M . OS beld at Union Un -
that the pioneer! emeot„ h„, do,e !tecl ehin:c/e There will be no even -
move for the home and the cot„,, ing service a1. Ethel.
11 fill Y1 t. HE
'swum.
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Feb'y 5 and 6
'Secrets of the Night
Feb'y 12 and 13
Jack Hoxie in
Thunder"
UT:TOT ty than the modern woman
does." The affirmative was upheld by
Willie Rae and Miss Edith Earls avid
the negative, by lelisses Scott and
Mary Gibson. The former won not.
The judges were ; Miss Hustle, Dr.
BEOWn end Rev. A. D. Armstrong.
A well attended meeting of the
Women's Institute wee held at the
home of left,s. Stocks. An iniereeting
sketch of the life and writings of-Pet-
McArthue was given hy MrS.
Davidson, followed by a reading from
nne of his books, Whiall Was freeatlY
enjoyed by all. In Current Events,
MISS Artneteong brought us a glimpse
of the doings of the day 'with illus.
teations, Some good writers were
called tn our notice in the Roll Call,
"Our favorite book," by a Canadian
writer. The Institute decided t,n
have a sewing elites in the Spring.
Among those present WAR Mrs. Keine.
Secretary of tbe W, I., Gorrie.
WALTON.
Last Tnuesday tied up business in
our burg.
George Snelling has purchased the
Longewity Hotel at Kennicott,
Henry 13oegy, of this district, has
purchaeed tha fitrin of John Pride,
near Moncrietr, and gets possession
this Spring.
WALTON SCHOOL FAIR,—& meeting
of those interested in the Walton
School Fair will be held in Walton
School, on Satutelay, Feb, 18th, at 2
o'clock,
MONCRIEFF
Frank Harvison unloaded a car of
screenings at MeNaught, on Monday.
Miss Lenore Patterson is recovering
feom a SeVfira ettack of blood -poison-
ing in her band.
John McKay, with his son and
daughter, are visiting this week with
his sister, Mrs. et. W. Livingston,
awing to the severity of the weath
et', the social which was to have
been given in the church, was post-
poned until Wednesday. Feb. 8r0.
George and William Mann have re-
turned to the West after spending
some time with Weil` nal'ants here,
Mr. Mann, sr., we are pleased to eay,
is much better,
ETHEL
Mts. Gil', er , is visiting with her
sister, Mike Dilewoi th,
Mrs. Gein.ge Eckmier is spending a
couple of weeks in Toronto. ,
Miss Evelyn Boy, Clon. 6, spent the
week-eml wit It Miss Rh eit cLelland.
— Mee. Robt. Bremner spent a couple
of days last week with friends in
Brussels.
Valentino supper in Ethel Irnitcei
chureh, on Alundity, Feb, Itieh,
Further parienulars next week.
We are glad to repoet that John
McIntosh is on the way to recovei y
again after a suceesefol operation last.
Week, performed by Dee, Groves, or
Fergue, lelcildaster, Ethel, and Mc.
Rae, Mussels.
Will Spence if considering the
problem or epaiting the front of las
store building. On Siiturday night,
60 great was the crowd in the vicinity
of the West; End Grocery, that the
veranda was loosened and early ped,
eettiane on Sunday namming beheld
the verandah in ruine.
Oecil Bateman and George Addy
are both seeki»g to bring back, their
natural tone of voice while slit -Tering
from eevete colds. We know thee
fellows too well to ttOCUSO them of
bringitig upon themselves a malady
(het will perhaps call rot* the sooth-
ing effect nt Me. Ferguson's stronger
beer, And then again we remember
(hat here eve two citizeits who will
never he guilty of drinking out of the
same political eup.
Go to church on Sunday, Theme
Will be interesting and helpful service
ea at, the United chueches of the Eth-
el eircult.' The Comninnion service
Will be held ab Ethel, on Sueday
Morning, et 11 a. m. In the after-
Custom
Sawing
BELGRAVE
The L. le. & 13 are running heavier
enginee this past week.
The Clinton News Record last week
cetera to a former resident of this
section : S. Jordan has purchasedthe
old Oantelnn store on the West alde
of Albert street, M. C. Jordan may
remove hie grocery store to it, but it
has not yet. been decided.
•
MORRIS
There is a lot of sickness at present
in the township.
Arnent /leas. are cleaning nut the
balance of the logs from the Beirnes
farm on the 6th line. Titey will be
finished this week.
Old friends on the 41.1) line regretted
to hear nf tbe death of Mrs. Allan
Speir. The bereaved have the sym-
pathy of nla friends.
Miss Violet Anderson, nimse-in-
tt ablieg at: the General Hospital at
Stratford, is spending a few days with
flee parente. James and Mrs, Ander-
son, 51.1) line.
GREY.
Township Council' will meet at
Ethel on Monday next.
Fred. Cardiff, 8th eon., is a visitot
in Tovanto thio week.
Miss Janet Kept', of Ttixford, Sask,
is the guest of J, S. Annetrong, 91.1)
Con.
"Rooms to Let" will be presented
UI the Town Hall, Bi.ussals, next Mon-
day evening. Don't fail to see the
Annual Meeting of the Silver
Corners Cheese Factory will he held
in the factory next Tuesday .eventng,
Feb. 91.1), a1.7 o'clnek.
Ori accnent of Ontillonni011 ger vion
being held in Ethel United ohm eh
next Sunday morning there will be no
service in Union church in the after -
orlon. Service will be condncted in
the i,vening at 7 o'clock, with Rev.
51 r, 60051. 111 charge.
By el! advt. elsewhere it will be
seen that John A. WilSon, Lol, 21,
Oen. 12, is holding a cleaving sale on
Tuesday, Feb Oth, with I). M. Scott
Gs auctioneer. Joh» Pride, 17th non„
9.5 purchased Mr. Wilson's farm and
gets immediate possessioe,
Following iS the repoet of S. S. No.
0, Grey, for the month nr January.
Names marked with * have missed
nue or more examinations, V --
Evelyn Stephenson 78. Su
avec/ Hoy 80 ; Maetraret Cooke 01 ;
garet Ro ty laud 60 ; Charles Kei-
fer 54, JR. IV—Hazel Raytutrd 62 ;
*Vincent Rowland 52 ; Roy Pearson
(absent). SE. 171-13eeva Parr 00 ;
Ralph Kerrey 59. Jit.
Tut ninill 00 *George Ellett 62 ; John
Conley 61 ; Noimutn Stephenson 58 ;
*Bert Rowland 42; Eva Pull' 42, Sit,
II-43,alph Pelmet -et (absen(). JR.
Requited 78 ; Helen Rowland
137 ; eltugmeet Peareon (absent). 1—
George Goy -PI, Ilia Tnenbull le, I.
Genrge Pearson f4, Hugh Pearson G,
811. Pa.—Fred Keifer E, Roes Ste phem
sou E. 3it Pa —Jessie Paat'Slaa
eent) jetttee Me LELLAND, Tettoliee,
Ploueer Nem Awityl—A fine man
Intssed away on Tuesday evening of
last week, Jan. 26th in the person of
Conrad Michel, the only member left
of the band that settled and cleared
the land of the 12th con.. end eon-
verted into meltable acres, that speak
for the departed. Deceased was born
n Derkenboug‘h, Germany, in the year
1885 and when 19 years of age canie
to Canada, setth.ng near Haysville,
Waterloo Co., working as a farm
laboeer for several years. In 1862 he
located on Lot '24, Con. 12, Grey and
in 1065 Was united ie. marriage to
Sarah Raddaway, Wihnot Township,
and they ctommenced their married ,
life on the 3 2th and prospered and
got their share of this earth's goods. i
Aft's. Michel passed away 2 years ago.
Deceased was a mat of good man-
cipals and was it Nfe long member of
the Ltitheran Church. A family of
10 children were born to them and
(i are livinge—Mrs. Richard Cox, Mrs.
John Caenoehan and William and
George of Grey Township; Albert of
Ceossfield. Alta., and Mrs, William
Savage, Junction City, Wathingeon.
Elitabeth, Henry, Richard and John
re the children deemed, Owing to
he severe storm last nuncioy the
uneral, was held ell Saturday to the
amily plot it lVfoent Pleasant Come.
ery, Ethel. The seevices at the home
Pravesitle were eenducted by Rev.
Mr. Guest. Among the 'floral tributee
wove' Pillow, be, daughters; sheaf and
ickle, by etons; , harp by gl14i00elnl-
'011. The bereaved hate the .eynt.
athy of the centninnity.
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A 21 :Hour
Comedy in 3 Acts
WM be presented by the An-
glican Dramatic Company,
Bruseels, in the
TOWN HALL
BRUSSELS
Wednesday Ev'g,
Fe 'y 10
at 8 o'clock
This is a Rattling Good Faroe
Well Aeted I Don't Miss it 1
Admission 25 and 35 Cents
Allen t Michel, of "Ube' ta, has been
114 the community for a couple of
%yeas. He came home to be with
his father, the late Conrad Michel,
who passed away last Tuesday.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY —A mer-
ry company tnet at the home of James
and Ms, Moses, oses, on Monde y, Feb. let,
to celebrate with hem Lite fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding day.
The afternoon passed pleasantly in
social chat and reminiscences of the
passing years. Arnoug the gueste
was James Ireland, father of the
hostese, who, though he has passed
his foursome years, still enjoys in a
very marked degree these festive oc-
casions. A pleasing featuee of the
day wae the presentation of a beaut-
iful bequet to the bride and grocmi of
fifteen years ago. A dainty litiffet
luncheon Was served to the ussem bled
company by three nieces of the host
and hostess, Amid a shower of gond
wishes for many happy returns of
the day, the guests took their deem t -
me.
HURON COUNTY
Geo. Hamilton is operating a rink
at Auburn.
13. ar. Frannie, Exeter, local agent
or the Canada Life, has been al:tenant
ful in winning one of the prizes don-
ated by the late Adam Brown, nf
Hamilton, for the largest nutnber of
polices written.
Peter McKinney, of Selmer' City,
Idaho, is visiting his uncle, Thenute
Stephens, at the Queen's Hotel, Sea -
forth. Mr, McKinney, who is known
as nit mita() kieg of Idaho, is an
alert, enterprising Canadian, whet has
made a reputation for himself in
Uncle Sam's domain, and the story of
his "spud" success leads like a
romance.
Word has been received of the
death of Thee. Ballantyne, nf Cran-
berry, Main He lived a number of
year in Hensel! and VMS well known
atid highly respeeted in thie com-
munity before going West. He vis-
ited many of his n10 friends here et
the time of the Old Boys' Remnion hi
Seaforth, Ale. Ballautyne was in his
83rd year
Appearing before Ilfagistt ate 0. A.
13,,,d, at Coderich. S, J. Looby, of
Dublin, was round guilt,/ of mint
compliance with the anmietnent tax
regnhttion 111 yenning his opera home
and (la(1ce hall in 1)nblin without n
provincial linense. W. H. Gleetl, f
Toronto, tax inepeeteir, charges no: -
dionplintleb Riney 1092 A line 01 $50
and poste Was imposed, and Lordly
°Meted te close his place of (4(0(30,4.
10501. until he had aeeounted to the
depaetnlen t, for all arrenre.
' THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
, To The Editor of The Poet:
Dear SIT:—The Financial State-
ment of the Town shows a belam,e on
, hand of $3,612.69 and the Hydro ac -
(Taint, it balance of $409,.99 for the
year 1925. ' The 1924 etatement
showed a Hydro balance of $813.20.
The Hydro receipts are $11,31e,06
and expenditures $10,902.07, showing
a balance on hand of e.109.99.
; In the receipts ie an item of $8,520
for etreet lighting for sateen months,
If you turn to the Town account you
will tind this amount does not appear
Pi the expenditures. Therefore de-
duct $3,500 front the $3,512.69 and
you leave the Town Treasury empty
and the aecount overdrawn by the
sum of $8,00.
.As the helanee Of $818.20 en band
from 1924, hes not been brought for-
ward, it will be necessary to add it to
the e10,902.07 expenditure making a
total of $11,715.27. Now deduct the
expenditure from receipts, $11,812.06
end you have a Hydro deficit of
$408,21,
With it Hydro Debenture clue on
Jan. let, 1926 of $1'157.2S and you
have a deficit of upproxiMately of
$2,160,00, Has the Town adopted
the deftmet "Heene Bank" system of
we -tutting?
a
AS we will be operating the t
Brussels Saw Mill in the
and a Gar of Spring we will be in a position t
to do Custom Sawing.
Alberta C:o al
eave orders Phone 46 rnent Brosi
W. S. HISLOP,
Bressels, Fob. 1st, 1026.
Last Thureclay Was ono of the wile
evest Blizzlieds. Long will WO minute.
her it.
The tell Telephone Cee are asking
tor an itcrease in their rates foi•
telephebe User&
Brussels Junior Women's
Institute will hold a Valen-
tine Tea in the
Public Library
Brussels
Saturday, Feb.
at 2.30 o'clock
Everybody Invited 1
Tea - 14 Cents
The Post Letter Box
J. L, Kerr,
Bi ussele, Ontario,
DEAR MR. KERR.—
You will tind eucineed a Canadian
National Express Order for two
dollars. Kindly place the same fox'
renewal to l'Int POST, 401 we receive
it tegnlarly every Monday a. mo and
I look forward to reading it at the
noon hour when I come hotne to din-
ner, I would not like to do without
the news of my birth -place, although
it is a gond many years since I left
dear old Brussele, forty Years 10 he
exact. I had the pleastne of being
there for to few hones a few years ago,
and if nothing happens, the good
wife and I will eee it this Bummer.
Kindly ehange the itddvess on my pap-
er from 1880 Vietoria Ave., to 724 -8th
street as we have moved since last
year. One thing 1 would like to
krone, that is, wile made the drawing
of the New Year's Eve in Ainlayville
Whoever it was did not have much
of an idea ahem the old village of
Anlayville, That is what Brussels
was called when I was a boy. Kind -
PAC ITgardS to yout mother anti your
lJnele Ad. They will remember Sam
Halliday. Yours very truly,
S. I ITALMUAT,
724-81.11 ebteet,
Rrainion, Manitoba,
Jimuney 18th, 1028.
J. L. Kerr,
Editor, BM/SEEMS POST,
Brnenels, Ont.
DEAR AIR, KERR.— t
I enclose you the amount of my
subscription to THE 13sussuLs Poss.. 1
I have been 11, rautler of your pager
since its inception and a subecriber
Ito' 40 years. During this time, it has
beet) like a fetter feorn Mime. Mrs.
McKinnon, Miss McKinnon and
have been here for nix weeks
and like it very 4(1001), We
had the great pleasure of a week -end
visit from our mutual ftiend. J. R.
Grant, who is attending the 'Mittel,
Los Angeles. MOSSO forward THE
Pos'e to the above andress and oblige
Wiles truly,
F. D. MeKtismix,
621 San Vineente Blvd ,
2711126,
' Santa Nionica, ()al.
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LChurch Notes 11
lelelville Presbyterian Church
'rile annual business meeting of
Melville chuvelt wilt be held iu the
church on Tuesday afternoon, Feb.
0111, at 280 o'clock.
The serviees twit Sabbath in Mel-
ville elm' eh 141014 taken by Rev. F. G.
Fowler, of Wi Leedom, Penn. In the
morning Mr, leowleiee theme was
"The Retarding and Itispiting
enees althe 10144.," based on Phil, 3 :
14, 15—"I prefte toward the mark for
the wiz. of the high calling of God in
Ch.rist..1,,sus." The speakee st tetteed
(1) Pnuee accomplishment in forget-
ting the past ; (2) The Attitude of
P10111 10 conneceitm with the things of
to.day ; (3) What our attitude should
be tn wards Jesus Christ as e leader of
the Chriech. At the evening setvice
air. Fowler's text was John 0 ti, "AN
300118 passed by." .lestis saw in hie
(thence eitcountee with the blind man
(1) An opportualey of remain big ere
-
vice to God ;; (2) )The po.sibilities of a
life; (3) The greatness of the leyieg
heart or (ind, Rev. Mr. !fowler is i-
41111101115 in in Brussels this week and
04111 1(4514,4 chaege of the Prayer hitter,
ing on Wednesday evening at 745
o'clock and the services next Sunday
mornitig and evening.
United Church
Yorete relortat's Leaceure—As stn.
flounced, the meeting on Townley
night was "An evening with Can.
edit." The vitrions literery and
inneleal numbers 44 4510 tnueli onj
and special in Oren WM; added by a
debate, "Resolved thet only British
Immigrants should itts admitted to
Canada, Both aides mein teined their
poeitione well, end es the question
Was left an open one, probably each
teem went away with the tem viction
that each was victor. It Is expeeted
Ontthe next topic, "How to tneke
businese thotoughly Cheietiati," will
he taken by P, A. McArthur, Let's
have a gond audience to toward Me,
MeArthor for his peel -iteration and the
bong drive,
J. L. KERR, Profivietor
Brussels Public Ochool Report
'MUM 11
. 8.1t I V-
11 eeeinte
11 Dinvoitlg,
SV
J hth
C Emile
K alio, 11
-1,ftinied5e
Ja. IV._
4. Walker 82
J Caldwell ....... , 81
J White 78
JIf awl lton., 74-
er, Thuell 713
11.13 Erinia 70.e
V Fox 70,3
A. McCracken 7o.4
1Vhitt/1.rd fit
Rutledge •
*6 Burgess Ell
Kernaghan . 58
Srt. IV -
0 Walker
78
(18
85
63
59
53
es
13 Yolleck Si
E Riley • St
3 al °Doreen 76
G Pitmen 78
M Roe 71
N Thompson 68
3 Kerr 87
G Thuell 61
M Thompson 58,
V Pope e4
NELLIE B. JARDINE, Teachee,
ROOM III
Set. III—Examined in Writ., Atitiee
Mate Lit., AM Comp., Read,
M Hamilton 7(3
10 Dennison 78
G 3 eater 78
B Harkness 72.
R Fox 89
R Farrow 87
8 Burehill 68
3R, III—Examined in same sub,
jeets.
D Seater 79
eh; Ennis 79
lel Logan -77
AI Bryans 4‘. 75
B. Whittard 74
3 Little 73
I) Davison 74
R Reptile 73
F Edwards 71
W Champion 60
F Pollaid 85
P 13ryans 67
J Rutledge 66
A Pope 65
AI McQuarrie 60
10 McDowell 64
8- Lowe 01
LKerr... ............. —58
,..NY J Rutledge 58
Bit 11
E Henderson 76
F. Deyison 71
3 Little 71
D McRae 68
E Farrow 03
F Beechill 62
D Pargtison 61
S Hendeisnn 51
L Melts 57
1 Riley 55
J Riley 55
W, Edward. 5.2
M. E. McNutt, Teacher,.
130011 TV
SR, If 13—Examined in Read.,
Spell., Arith:, Dep. and Daily eVoriee
V Fox 87
J Perinve —80
E Heist 85
13 Palmer 85
L Keroughan 76
W lin ist 67
j Ritchie 65
*1:3 Hicks: 50
A—Examined le same..
J MeVeteie 78
le MeGlinierle 65
0' Stleehan 65
V—Fixamined Sallie,
BaokPl'
NW, Lowry 91
ti Galbraith 911
Plum 811
et fild'werds ........... ...„70
11 rollerk 70
N Itntiedge 42
IV—
NY Sepals 92
14.1 King '39
N* Rutledge 86
Exeefient—B. Steveneon, JPalate
re, re F,,x, J, Huntley. L Mental*,
F. Time% M. Kerr, lel RORY.
Gmel—A, }felines, G. Henderamt,
1I—
Excellent—M. Scott, A. Jennie,
Gond-11, Ballantyne.
Ie. 1. 13U01IANAN, Teacher.
PERTH COUNTY
Wiliiani N, Irwin, King'g Printer 14
the Meterorologleal office, Torontee
passed Away last Friday, at the ago
of 65 Re was a native of Waite%)
To w n All p.
The Listnwel Town Colman has dee
Oared all the town officee 1445(450( 4511413
is calling for applications for tho
positions. The cnoncil niede the age
pointments at, the meeting on Moue
day evening. No reason is given foe
the anion,
.,3"11P8 ,A".104.911Y, ne. Knetnervillee
meil on rl'intraclay waning, at tame
o'clock, at his home, 'formerly knowie
RP the Rhine •Iikel. The late
Murphy wao horn in Whitby 81. yeti
ago, Canla to Sttatfotd with hie pate
ents when only 12 yenrs of age andl
lived in the oity until 85 .yeats ago)
whet) he unwed to Kastnervillet, '
About twe genre ago, the denetteedl
man met, with rin accident, falling;
feolul a load of hay and slime eleat
time had been in felling health, are
though Only being cotifined to Lied NW
the peat tvre•Weelte.