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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-12-1, Page 1VOL. 55 NO. 24 2.00 per annum in advance BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 926 L. KERR, Proprietor Old Boys' Re-Uni n AT BRUSSELS, ONT. JULY 24, 25 c 26,1927 KEEP THESE DATES IN MIND JULY 24th TO 26th, 1927 The citizens of Brussels, Ont., will hold an Old Boy's Reunion on July 24th, 25th and 26th, 1927, which will also include the ' Townships of Grey and Morris. Help the Committee in charge to make this the most euccess- ful Reunion ever held in the County of Huron, by sending in names and addresses, of old time residents and friends whom you would like to entertain. The commiatee will issue invitations to all, but be sure to write your friends TO COME. Send names and addresses to JAS. FOX Chairman of, Invitation Committee. *6444046441.-04$44**,04.0.4.0**04.4$40**44+044440$444-000.014 The Surrounding District eAvrA40.4-4844w440x.F.344400-4414044440...,:.,,,..,-, BLUEVALE Miss Peagy Gurniss has been under I the doctor's cave, the past week. Mrs. D. Ramsay has returned from a visit with Paisley and Kincardine friends. Mrs. Jack Messer is home fermi Kitchener, whet e she underwent a serious operation. Mee. Clegg has veturned borne after spending the past few weeks with relatives in London. Mrs, Robt. Shaw has returned home after a short visit with her datighter, Mrs. Gates, at Oherrywood. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per was partaken of in the Presbyter- ian Dittman, mi Sunday last. Last Wednesday night, a Miscell- aneous shower was presented to Miss Edith Breekenridge by the congreg- ation or Union Church. Mre, John Messer is at Kitchener Hospital, where she underwent an op- eration, a few days ago. Her -many Mends will be glad to know that she is getting along nicely. A large crowd gathered at the home of Joseph Breckenridge, and gave a shower to Mrs. Art Field, who Wall married last week. Best wishes are extended to Me. and Mrs. Field. Arthur and Mrs. Fields have return- ed from their wedding tour, They were showered hy their Mends, at the home of Joseph Breckenridge. last wednesday evening, receiving a great many useful ai rt, which teat -ifs, t,o the esteem in width they are held, ViThile working in the I. rash, John blookridge had the misfortune to break his leg, There Was a tree lean- ing and when he cut off a limb to re- lease it, the tree veiled nem., ch iking him on the leg. Thomas Barret and Robert Musgove, whn were with him at the Grim, telephoned tn the doctor, and loaded the injured mon io sleigh anti blame:ht him home. Be watt wm.king in Mr. Musgove's bush, at the time. Dr, Stewart, of Wing - ham, is looking after him. and set the hone. The miohap will likely lay Mr Hockridge np foe eome time. 1 Players, Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repair ed Satisfaction assured , J. C. BLACKSTONE Orders taken by. Walker & Black or S. Carter Robt. McLennan has gone to Balmoral, Man., to attend the funer- al of hetfather, who petered away on Nov. 21b. Don't forget the bazaar held under the auspices of the Bluevale United W. M. 9., on the afeenoon and even- ing of Friday next, Dec. 3rd, All kinds of wiefut cuticles and homemade baking will be no sale. A Retrial time will be spent in the evening and a good piogratn and lunch served. WROXETER Dr. A McLeod was a week end visitor in Toronto. Miss Della Rutherford left for Toronto this week. Jno. Davidson returned from Stratford on Monday. Dr. Spence, Toronto, visitod over Sunday at the home of R. J. Bann. Gavin Davidson is home from Osh- awe where he has spent the past two mortbs. • Mrs. Thos. Walker has returned from a 'visit with relatives at Tor- onto and Hamilton. The former Methodist Church, which was recently purchase.] by the Anglican congregation, will he re -Opened on Sunday. Services will be held in the morning and evening and the preacher will be from Lon- don. At the municipal nomination meet- ing held in the Council chamber on Monday evening the following nom- inations were made: Reeve. bre, Denneberg„Tho. Dounalas, _• Council, W R. Stocks. J. Moffat, N. hite, P. Writeht, A. Wriaht, 'Trustee., J. R. Wendt Arnold Eclgar. The a.nnual thankofferina service of the Misison Band was held in thc United Church last Wednesday even- ing when an interesting program was furnished by members of the Band, followed by lantern slides illustrat- ing the stories - of Peter Pan and Black Beauty. The collection ewes $1 5.00. COMING - CAR OF Mimes N D Car 'if Salt 1••••••••-•••-••• Morris & Grey Farmer& Club Leave your order Phone 46 Brussels WEST END GROCERY We P eel Like This We feel that we are equal to your confidence and patronage and therefore solicit your visit to the store, if not already a regular patron. We fully realize that business is sensitive, goes where solicited and remains only where well treated, and our service will surely reflect our appreciation of your confidence and patronage. The money you spend in this store is returned to you in 100 per cent Value, 100 per cent Service, 100 per cent Satisfaction, plus the savings you make when buying here. W. T SPENCE,, Ethel PhOtie 225 Now Advertisements Annual meeting—North Huron Far/flora Auction on le—Mrs. Sarah Cox Noble° o Crodltorn—Thos. Turnbull ambito Auction aala—Jobll Snail Auction ,7 (3 sI ber linannr—firniowl. trotted Chureb Sorviona-Brnsw al. United Church PoI! sale or rent -12 0. Ferguson Comilla—Morris Ss Grey Mum era' Club Play—Eltbi 1 Wcinen's institute Ooneart—Monorieff school Mpney banlr—G A Dendman cV f.el thIc wnv—w tippers Carinionveisploy-P..18 smith Wor sale -Jam Clark Wood for enlo—W vIlaentt Wanted—Apply oare "Pon" Strayed hound—Box 87, brossols W. A. Rutherford disposed of his household effects by auction sale on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Rutherford has gone to Tottenham where he will reside with o daughter. MONCR1EFF Monerisif School will hold a con- cert and Box Soeial, on Friday even- ing, Dec. 10th. An excellent pro- geain is being prepared and an or- chestra will be in atteedance, See advt, in thirelasue. The play, "Bashful Mr. Bobbs," put on by the young people here, was a decided elleeeue. Raab player took his or her part with sueh exceptional ability that the audience had never. a dull tnornent. Something interesting or amusing was always happening. The play certainly has lots of variety and action. They are presenting the play at Ethel, on Feid.ay, Dec. 8t rt. Mils, JAMBS MAC KAY. -Stricken with an attack of heart failure, death mune with startling suddenness to Wilhelmina Campbell, wife of James MacKay, of Straeford, on Saturday last. She had apparently been in very good heed th to eviously, having been up and around on Stiterclay un- til about 6 n'CIOCIC, when he complain- ed of a slight illness and shortly aft- er, she was found dead in her bed by members of the family. She was in her 75th year. Born in Scotland, the late Mrs. MacKay came to Canada at the age of 21 yeats, and since then, she had lived the greater part of the time in Moncrieff, where she enjoyed the respect of a large circle of friends. Some six years ago, she went to Strat- ford with her husband, and had sinco resided .there. Her husband. two daughters, Mrs. Duncan MacKay and Mrs. Kernp Steinberg, of Stratford, and sons, Walter, of Windsor; Ang- us, Stratford ; George. Monerieff ; Hugh, Stratford ; William, Earl. Gray, Sask. ; John and Robert, Strat• feed, and t.wo brother% Hugh Camp- bell, North Dakota, and William, in Saskatchewan. snrvive. Old friends were sorry to hear of her death. BLYTH The Presbyterians of Blyth and and vicinity held euecessful tuinivere. ary set vices, last Sunday afteimoon and evening. The servicee Were held in Bonin int Hall, as their nsual place of meeting, in the McMillen block, was not large enough to accomodate the congregation. The special preacher for the ()erasion was Rev, Dr, Wilson, of Brampton. The thankoffering wits $100. WALTON George Sholdice visited under the parental roof, recently, Mrs. John McDonald bas been the victim of la grippe, but is recovering nicely. Afro. William Dennison, who spent the Summer visit; rig with le i eons, in Preston, and her daughter, in Ter - onto, is renewing old ft tends in Wal- ton. Airs. Samuel Glidden, of (Minton, has been a t ecent visitor with ner niece, ales. W. Humphries, and her brother, Isaac Bottom. 00n. 14, AlcKil. lop. • Miss Vera Gardiom, who atteuds Seldom h Collegiate, is It in en- forced holiday. She is nonfined to her root», suffering from a heavy cold, Tuesday evening, of last week, a splendirl entertainment was held in Duff's United Church, The program was as follows solos, Mee. P. Lind- say, of ,Kinbuth ; R. N. °eerie, of Ethel ; John McArthur, of 1Va1ton ; selections, by male septette rif Belton, and Hawaiian septette of Belgretve ; readings, Miss Shaw, of Wingham ; add less, Rev.Di'. Brown. The paste or, Rev. W. J. Melees, occupied the chair. The program was thoroughly enjoyed, every member bringing bearty applause and was responded to by .an encore. The proceeds a metre ted to aill00. FORDWICH The generator and some of the oth- ec plant equipment for the local elec- tric light system, last week. Congratulations are extended to Wm. J. Lynreancl his beide, foireerly Mrs, Henrietta Gray, who were join. ed in holy wedlock, at the parsonage, last week. After.a trip to Windsor and Lansing, Mich., Mr, and Mrs. Lynn will take up residence on the groom's Cahn, one and onaquarter miles of Fordwich, On Thursday lase, Clerence Bryant'', of the local Bank of Commerce staff, received word of leis teansfer to the Strathroy branch, and left Friday a. al, for that town, His position as teller here, was asinimed on Monday by Me. Dinnielg, of Strathroy, to whom is Retort:led a hearty welcome, Olarenee'e many friends, while sorry to see him leave, will be pleased with his emcees, as this move is a decided advancement, In June, 1928, he Mit- ered the Bank's employ, and has al- ways proven himself courteniut effic- ient and diligent to it marked degree. He burs been teller etude lad Mara), Concert! and Box Social -IN - Moncrieff School on the Evening of friday, December 10 An excellent Program is being prepared consisting of Solos, Duets, Drills, Choruses, Dia- logues, Readings, &e. Orchestra in attendance Ladies bringing Baskets ad- mitted Free, Gentlemen 25c. Everybody Welcome 0,0.10..^...^....n,WWWW....e.•••••••••••••••• GREY Council tneets on Monday next. Reeve Livingston and Deputy Reeve McDonald will attend Cu. Council, next Tuesday, at Goderieh. The farm, hay, grain, etc, of the estate of the late Gonrail Michel Will he tittered for sale on Priday, Dec. 17th. See full list iti THS' POST. John Reim is holding a clearieg auction eale of farm stock, ete, at his fartn, 8 Lot 17, Com 12, on Friday, Dec. 101.11. D. M. Scott is auctioneer, See full list in this issue. "Baoliful Mr. Bobbs" will be pre - smiled by the young people of Mem- orial, at the Township Hall, Halle], an Friday evening, Dec. 3rd, under the auspices of Ethel Women's In- stitute. This play has beeu presented succeesfully by the young people. SOFIOOL REPORT. -The following is the report nf S. 8. No. 6, Grey, for the month of November. Stars preced- ing name indicates that pupil has ads - sed one or more examinatinns. V - Mildred Hoy 77% See, IV -Hazel Raynard 78; Pearson 43 Jet. IV-Berva Parr 78 ; Ralph Keifer 76. Sa, 11I-9eorge Eliott S. ; Viola Turn boll 81 ; Norman Stephenson 68 ; Bert Rowland 821 John Conley 59 ; Eva Put' 58 JR. ITI-Laura Ray - tiara 82 ; "Mmgaret Petereon 46 ; Peturrinn 39 Sit II-Geolge Hoy 78 ; Inc Turnl.n11 77 ; Helen Raw - land 75 **Gem as Pearson 40 ; Hugh Ponvoon SS .Tenes Stephen - gnu '76 ; Fred Keffer 61. I -Fred Cole (4. Jpeeie Pearenn G, Helen Dole G. PH. A -Jean Pearson E. Willie Dole G. Lloyd Dole G. PR, 13 -Lloyd Hoy G. liernice Parr 0, Joan Parker 13', Doris Raynard F. Halbert Keifer F. RiCHA AlcLema.exo, Teacher. MORRIS 50 -acre farm with hettee and ham, on 5th line. is oiler ed for sale. See advt. in this i9SUP. G. 3. Gallaher, 4117 Con., is holding an auction Sale, on Friday next, at Si Lot 7, one mile Foot of Belgrave. No reserve as farm has been sold, On Monday, nf this week, (lwsndol- ine FrallCie, 0(4.81 linnith ter of Albert and MrsJtinps nassod away after an ettaek of Pneumonia, The lassie was 2 years, 0 months 'mil 3 days old. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon, &atm the hnene of the grandparent., John mid Mrs. Little. and intermene was merle in Beueoels eemetery. rho bereaved have the syv'ipttlly of the coin num i t y. • Jos. and Mrs, Clegg and Master Jack attended the Eagleson—Farqu- har wedding in Clinton on Morality. The two ladies are sisters. Mrs. Thos. Clark has returned from Wilkee Barre, Pa., Where she hart been visiting her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) W. Ie McCutcheon, who was seriously ill. We are pleased to state that Mrs. McCutcheon is regainina: bee usual good health. Mrs. Clark was accompanied from Toronto by her sister, Mrs. J. W. Morrieon. ETHEL Td, Desjardine has installed a new loud speaker radio. Mrs. W. Zieggler and Billie visited last week in London. Harold Love has returnea home from 1,011d011 Mich improved in Men. Mrs, a. Ring is spending a few weeks at the home of Bert anti Mrs. Vodden. Will Michael has purchased the large radio with loud speaker front Dr. Wardiaw. Mrs, Gordon Hastie and two dau- ghters, of Wingbante spent the Week end at the home of 13. F. Carr. Ed. Dosjardine motored to Tor- onto last week and returned home clrivina n nice Franklin Conet. I3ert Vodden has joined the melts of the happy fathers, as the stork arrived last week with a 6neibig boy. Conaratulationsi Victoria Mellatitee, of .Utopia, is spending a few months at Dr. Mc - Master's bome.. and is attending olir local public school. Mates Doris Cunnirtahant, youtigeet danaliter of Roy IL Cunningham, of Ethel, had her tensile vemovol by Dre. Malaster and HaMbly and Is doing nicely under the carte of her aunt, Ntirse Cunningharre, of Prey - ten. , r., Bashful Mr, Bobbs1B a z A Comedy in 3 Acts will be presented by the Young Peo- ple of Moncrieff in the Township - Ethel Friday Evening, Dec. rd Under auspices of Ethel Women's Institute, Characters Katherine Henderson . a young wife Feederick Henderson ., her husband Mrs. Wiggins the landlady Obadiah Stump .... a fresh young country product Francis Whittaker .. an athletic girl Rosalie Otis a society bud Mr. Robt. V..Bobbs . the bashcui one Jean Graham a peach Marston Bobbe . anything but bash- ful Celesta Vandeysool .. of the movies Julie her French maid Time: Two and a Half Hours Admission 35c and 20c EVERYBODY WELCOME ^4. _ • - Mrs. Jos. Ames is spending a few months in Buffalo where she is re- ceiving medciaI treatment. When last heard from she was improving. The Christmae concert is to be held in the Ethel Public School on Dec. 21st, instead of Dec. 22, as adver- tised in last week's issue of The Poet. Master Chester Earl is almost bet- ter' again after his acieclent. lie had the misfortune to fall in a pail of hot water and receive severe burns which kept him in bed since that time. Don't forget, the play, "Bashful Bobbs,' put on by the young people of lel onerieff, under the auspic- es of the Women's Institute, on Fri- day, Dec. 8rd. The young people were very successful in presenting it at Moncrieff, and have received nettling but favorable comment on their hist- ronic ability and the entertaining character of the play. WINRIAM PIONEER PASSES A. J. Nicholl, Dead in Toronto; Long in Business At Wingham Winghana, Ont., Nov. 30. -On Mon- day aftellglon, 1181e passed aW ay in 1.115 (general Hospital. Toi 001 0, Air. OA. 3. Nichol, DeneaSed waw (33 Veala of age, and might be called one of Wingliain's pioneer chive 8., ao he WaS in the bakety business in Wing - ham fot about 35 yems. Thiee daughters and one son survive. The funerul will be held from the under- taking parlor of A. J. Walker, on Thursday afternoon. leternient will be mode in Winehain eemeteiy. 4 HURON COUNTY Goderich wins appeal against the National sent tot in tu. Rev. A A. Temper, rector of Tri v- et. elemnelal (Am ch, lexerei, for over ten yeato, preached hio farewell ser- mon. on Sundri.y. He will take r/okrite of his new 110111, in Windsor, the let of December. Rev. J. Alberti, pastor of St, Pet - Elea Lutheran Chureh, at BrOdllagen, has returned from Richmond, Vie gin. ia, where be attended the biennial conference of the United Lutheran Church of Amerion. Dol. and Dirs. W. J. Denman, of Exeter, lend the unlipie ex- perience of talking over the telephnne te their son, Olytle, of Hollywood. Oalifnenia. The voices both ways could be heard unite distintly, and the operator wag only half -an -19m mak. ing the connection, The hueiness men or Haeter hitve decided to approaeh the Council to have a night watchman appointed. Heater has been very fortunate, in that little robbery has been committ- ed, but the bnsiness men believe in ounce of prevention ruexim. William Tolmie, of Rodney, Elgin County, has been monild 13theefield, buying np a quantity of beans. Al- ready, he has purchased some 5,000 bushels, paying an high as $2 50. Mr. Tolinie prepares the benne ready for market, right in the farmer's barn,. by means of a pot table cleaner and pick. eta S. Wilson, of Hogarth, died at the home of his sisters, in Exeter, lest week. The deceased had been a teeth. er for over 40 years and only retired from duty, at midsummer. He was in his 76th year, and up to a week ago, was in his usual health. Since vam Mien, he heal taken a trip West and was preparing to superannnate end .take life easier, He was unmarried. Mr. Justice Smith has given pdte- ment in favor of the defendant In the case of Graham 'vs. Eshon, tried at the recent assizes, in Goderieh. Grebe in, of Toronto, 'eteed n 14'- 500, of St. Thomas, for 815,000 dam. ages for the death of her huebancl, from injuries received in an auto- mobile nonillion, at Hartsell, i» Oct- °I)Mert,', 3$9112e5ifer, 1 prominent business man'of Seafoeth, died in the Memor- ial Hospital, on Wednesday last. Mr, Sheffer umierev,etit an operation about two weeke ago, and waa pro. petering favorably until Tueralay, when he took a severe coughing spell, which marred hie death next, day. Mt. Sheffer belongeO to the Orthodox Jewish faith, The remains were tak- a r The Ladies of The United Church BRUSSELS will hold a Bazaar IN THE TOWN HALL Saturday, Dec. lith Commencing at 2 p. en. Fancy Goods Aprons Artificial Flowers Plain Sewing Home-made Baking Candy Farm Produce, Etc, will be on sale. Afternoon Tea served at 15 Cents Supper from 5.30 to 7.511 25 Cents •••••••••••••••••••••••••..... en to Toronto fcr butiel. He is sur- vived by his wife and t,wo children. A. call has been extended to Rev. Itaithby. M. A.„ pastor of the Petrone, and Bunyan Baptist Church- es, to Centre street Baptist Church, St, Thomas. Mr. laaitliby bas not yet made hie decioion in the matter. Mr. 'Lath by has been the pastor for five years, coming from Dunnville, He seeved two years in France during the Great War, as a sergeant with the 4th Battalion, He obtained his M. A. at AleMaster University. Toren - to. Rev. Mr. Raithby is an old Au- burn boy. BRUCE COUNTY The Ladies' Hospital Aid, of Kin- cardine, gratefully thank the the Man- aging Committee of the Hon. James Malcolm banquet, for the 3100 00 hand- ed them by their treasurer, H. T, Burden. J. 3. Hunter, of Kincardine, repre- senting the Bruce Municipal system, was elected president of the Canadian Independent Telephone Aseoeiatiou, at the concluding session of the 21st annual convention, in TorM1 to, last It., Church Notes United Church Rev, A. W. Barker, B.A. B.D, perturbed about the rainbow on Sun- day morning, from Gen. 9, 13 and. Rev. 10: 1, with some beautiful cola bot- spots between a pot of gold az the foot of the rainbow for all those who seek for it. A report was read by Helen Beaker in Sunday School of the names of the old, true friends who contributed to the "Birthday Cake." $51 hae been banked so far with more to follow. Melville Church Matt. 22:42 "What think ye of Christ?" was the Pastor's text in Melville Church last Sabbath morn- ing. In the time of Christ many dif- ferent opinions prevailed as to who Christ was. Peter was the only one who had the proper conception of Christ. Great characters cannot be appreciated by the people of their day. It takes time to reveal the worth of their work. We to -day have a beter opportunity of rightlyjudg- ing the work of Christ when we see how his teachings have stool the test of nearly 2,000 years. Out' con- ception of Christ should be a grow- ing conception. If we believe in Christ our belief will show in our ac- tions. We will become broader minded, more tolerant and more Christ -like. The Parable of the grain of mustard seed, Matt. 18:3', 32, was the Pastor's subject in the, even- ing. This is a parable showing the gtowth of the kingdten of God front a ;mall beginning to a groat ending. Ti,o Christian church from e very small beginning has grown to be a great church. Tie Met .ry of the: Cara:mien chut ch reveale the feet that ontr ession has not ehecked its growth but has caused it to smd out new branches. The only way to develop the kingdom of God is .ndividual by individual doing his part. The death of Mies Catharine Catn. eron, daughter of John and Mrs. Otim- F.1.01), Otto, 6, Huron, tieeurred at, her haute, on Pr laity last, tollowing a pro- longed illness caused fr ton heart trouble, This young lady, wile was al yeats, 4 months, 4 days, was of al kindly and lovable disposition. A large De.nadiatn lynx, measming ! seven feet in length. WAS shot hy 8, J. I Seharbach, nt Riversdale, black airn t ill a inndl, near that village. A num. bee of hI1111 ors of Greennelc Toweehip had hoen follorving up the trail of the , lynx r foSOIlle days, alt.. Schar- I bach being a member of the per ty. Although most of their Mirthless is I done in Tor onto. Gun n'e Limit ed mov- ed their head office to Datriston and thus esPil pod the income tax on asses. I stnent ('2 15100,01)11, At a (ulna of RP- ; 8isinn, Toronto attempted to harp i the income tax el and, hilt the judge I ruled that the cempeny had legally removed to Harriet rm. Although Walkerton mindeipal I nomination day ia seat eely two weeks distant, there is little 01. tio interest taken in the pending eivie election, itt Walkerton, This lin donht is clue to the fact that the Provinciel election campaign will run well into the mun- icipal election week, It is expert ea that hart yeire's Connell will betel:In 0. ed by /reclamation, It is felt that one election at a time is enough. The Cape Canker India» Band, of Whieh the Bruce Penineuln. Is justly world, has been tendered an in vi tailor' to play at a Detroit t heat re, during the Winter, Mr. Paltroultre, of Detroit, the pnrchneet. of Hay Is. land, near Without, has arranged For the event. The band is a, first.olass organization, entirely eomposed or full -bleed ed Indians from Cape et' 1'5eserve. Mrs, Duncan McArthur, an old ees- iden t of Tiverton dell id, WAS follIld dead in bed, at her home in Loyat, having passed away some time dining the night. Her youngest son, who was going away, went into his moth- er's l'0011) about five o'clock in the fenotoIrtlidrinhge,r dtnenabh.1 ber ag Pc% b11% alwasci a daughter of the late Peter Vetoer, of Greenock Township. She was a Preebytetaan in religion. Her hus- band and three sons survive, Archie and William of Toeonto, and Cecil McArthur, at home. rjr411'cnewalry ev8itterhi m 8lheIs,41., etwteelti'lcwnictr na serious aceident while on his way to attend a nolitical meeting, at 'Under. weed. 1 -lo wag found nn Ore ron(laide, some time during the evening, in a eemi-conseimes condition, with a deep wound on Die side of the neck and face and it; is feared that there is it Creature at the base of the skull. He was taken to hie home, but as yet had not regained conscionenees, sufficient to explain how the accident nonurved. Several stitehes were required tie tilotre the wound, It it believed that he WWI ron down by it Oar. Lieut. -Col. Alexander Amerson Belcher, 82, died 141 Toronto recent- ly. He had been ill for some time, with pneumonia, and his Jeath was not unexpected. The late Lt. -Col. Beleher was horn in Toronto in 1844. When he was eight years old bie familyi moved to Bruce County, at that tem merely bush lands. He lane edueated -in a log echoolhouse in the bu,11 and late went to Rockwoml Ac- ademy. For some time he taught school in Michigan, returnirm to en- ter: military service at Southampton, 0111. at the lime of the Fenian raid. ReV. Dr. Richard Whitby:, pastor or mountain sirm ehureh, Montreal. liosb aftir a wor'k's. heart failuve.• He was in his 6lot year. Dr. Whiting was born M Tees, water. Biues' County. Ont,, alt] took his theological training at Victoria 'University, Toronto. He occupied mane' circuits in the Methodist church, including Port Lambton, Brigtien, Feriae. Goderich, St. Paul's (Temente): Centenary Mirth, First Church tMetropoliten, London). all in Ontario, and the Young Chnech, Winnipeg. Ttr. Whit- ing is survived by bis evidawa also two sons. W. x.„ of Montreal, and Dr. Richard Whiting. of Hartfora. Conn. Listovvel Thread of Relocatirm wants a by.law enbmitted to the ratepayere for An addition to the High Solueol, PERTH COUNTY News of the (lea tit of W. Appleby, wen.k: own pare: metehant. se the result of being eti nek by a motor car, on the Brantford -Hamilton highway, mune as a e. Vete sh. ck to many 2. iemis, at TIVISti I k. About four months Nara Mi meetly it: te led one of m st popular girls, Miss 14(1111) WIleen The death of Die Clem go Pugh, een er the 5 Dmviti Pngh ape Mrs. Pugh, took rter.. at his home, ill Ken - mane, \Vie , Tuesdey. Nov. Zed. no int . ro,b was born in Milvec- ton, 111 1373 end attended the Public School and Collegiate Institute, itt Stratfot attimilitm the uni,„ tonsil y et' Tel onto told Rusb Aledleal College, Chicago. About 20 feed yeate ago, he went to Keneshne where he had need ever shire. His wife pre- deceatted him about 14 years. He is survived by MIP SOD, Envene, his mother, Mrs. David Pugh. Stratford t two sisters, Mrs. James 'Prow, Strat- ford, and MIS. Oen, Roe, Milverton font brothers, Dr. Charles B. Chic- ago ; 13r. Willie tit, Kennelia : Josiah D.e Calieney, Alta., and Stephen, or Milverton. Gordon Hamilton bas been ap- pointed cheese maker of tho Doneeall Cheese & Butter Co. and commences hie duties on December, 1st. Arthur Gray, who had been eheesemaker of' the Donegal factory, was forced to reeign lus position owing to " health. Mrs. J. L. Broadley, wife of Chief Constable Broadley, Stratford, re- ceived the sad news that her brother. in E,ngland had been fatally injured at his work. T -Ter brother, Herbert Paley, was it master slater and ap- parently fell from SOMB tonridera.ble height, suffering a fractured skall, and dying almost instantly. The death of 'Harriett C. IVIcTri- toela Widow of David 13alfour, re- moves ono of the early settlors of Hibbert Township, at the age of VI years. Her hUsband 'had died ajeont two yeans ago, and sinee then her health had failed gradually, although a paralytic stroke was the direct cause of her death, She was a win. an of fine character and was widely respected,