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BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. W EDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1921,
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VeryMerry Christmas
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Happy .1V,u) Year
tW Is our sincere wish for ot:r many
Customers and the public gen-
erally.
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JAMESTOWN the play performed vet,creditably
ien
Old frds of this locality offer I end was fesneably received by the
hearty congratulations to Me. aud ; large crowd itesembled. After the
Mrs. Carrick, of Goderieb. The bide Play a (10,110e watt held which was in-
dulged in until the eatly morning.
was formerly Miss Tenn Cult, eldest
eineghtee „f the late James oat e„e The proceeds of the evening amount -
Mrs, Outt, of Gocleriele mid feu rnerly ed in the neighborhood of $80.
of Blyth and Jatnestowit. The heppy
couple will reeicle in G ode' ich,
WROXETER
Wm Hayes is home frt'ui Sizneoe.
Robt end Mee. Black have gone to
Harrieton, whet e they will spend the
Winter.
The skating link was opened on
Saturday evening, with a large at-
tendatme of skaiprs
b11,177 Mary Young it not improving
in health as rapidly as her many
tripods would like to see.
The young People's Society of the
United Church held a Christmas At
HOMO, in the et:11°0110am of the
chinch, elmaday evening,
The Wroxeter 135:ant:It ef the Wow -
en's institute tvill meet at the home
of Mrs. Gaevin Devidson, nn Thurs-
day, Dee, 3071). at p. rn.. Iloll Oall
tn be answered by a Om:refit Event
described. Exhibit, an apron,
CRANBROOK
A large numbee of friends of Miss
Gertie Alderson assembled at the
home of Allan Oatneyon and present, -
ed the bride elect with a miscellan-
eous shower, the gifts being tnost
propriate, whiell thowe the high es-
teem in which Miss Gertie is held.
During the evening euchre and danc.
ing were enjoyed.
OnITUAILY.-John Rahn, a life-long
reeitient of the 1211t con. of Geey, died
lest Frielatty nmening in his 06111 year.
During the past year deceased had
been in failing health, having suffer-
ed twoeslight strokes and only a week
p. evinne to his death held a clearing
Ruction epee, Some 10 days ago, fol-
lowing a 50801.0 11,7177(71C. oF hiecnugh-
ing, his throat became perativeed. He
is survived by his widow. The limey.
al was held on Monday afternoon
ft om his late eeeidence etul service
Wee nonalucted by Rev. Mr. Gueet, nf
MONCR1EFF Ethel. The. pallbearea•s were :-D.
•
Henthei, H. Keys, 0. Schnocir, H.
Miss Markley Fulton }the retut tied Gorsalitz, J. Cameron and J. Zeigler,
home from a visit with friends in Sea-
forth. Intetment was made in Cianbrook
a" Oanwhell, of M1°1' 5.8 cemetery. The follewingitetn eent from Spon-
newing friendthips in and ar, Nnd ' don School distrinte near °emulation,
Mnitcrieff. • Alta.. rerere to a preeentatine made
Mes. Robt. MeTaggart is not gain -
to Miss leveyn Baltee, teacher, there,
ing ea well as her many frietacis would
and daughter of George Balzer, 771like, We hope diet she will soon he Oranbronk. Following is ere at -
around around again. chess ; "On Mondale Dec. 651), the
Next Sunday, in Knox Chinch,
ehilclen Spender' Scheel presented
Rev, Mr. Maines will preaeh a Christ -
thele teacher, Miss Evelyn Bake),
mats sermon, at 2.30 p. ne. The choir with a camera and the follneving (Le-
witt veneer special 0117.18tterin (110810. dress. The teatime Was reed by
R. 11. Potter, of canteen Man., vie-
it.ed with hie sister, 131,5. 'Donnie Bee. Verna Gottschalk end the present-
Teggat,t, °vet, the weeh.emi, find en Mimi made by Leah Cermet :
Sunday last, very ably itesisted the DEAD TRAMIER -
choir and at the close of the 581 0)011, I have been requested by the
rendered a very Pleasing number, eu pupils of this school to offer 3700 1.
titled "Drifting."',light token of elle 11.1IPCHOT1 and re -
LIKE Otert PLAYERS. -The Monk t'PL gatel. T cannot tell yon how delight-
correspoudP111, to the Milverton Sun ed 18111 to he the means nf cnnveying
had the following nice remarks to to you the expressitm of nue united
make about our actme :-On Wear -Ines- love: Whet we !lave to offer you is
day night last the nlav, "Bashful Mr. a poor eymbol of nue feelinge, but we
Hobbs, put on by the Monerieff Young know etnn will receive it kindly, 1717
Virornen's Auxiliary under the /Mg( 851017715 inclination of the attachmene
pices of the Monkton Football Club, whinh each nr vie cherishes Inc emu in
was a decided eneenes. Each actor in our heart of hearts, Yon have made
9 WEST
Spe ce s END
GROCERY
Only Two more days to do
your Christmas. Shopping
VjE have a large stock of First-class CANDY,
FRUITS, Etc., to choose from. Give us a call
for your Christmas supply,
Wishing our many customers a Very
Merry Christmas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
W. T. Spence
ETHEL
Phone 2225
New Advertisements
Denote the oiteria 001110
(4 reetingti-J ofm Lying(
Merry ("hrl8tions-1,,,11 oh & Z•tgler
icerttlizr -Moro. & fonrotors' Club
Car .7051 - s 11' 110810(81
servire8-7 'oss,•11, Un,tett Moroi:
Weet gad rnn, y -W. eeeeee
Mats for ii/i1P-arrnwfora eet Rotten
Hoene gra ppd-WM, 81 0( ;n11
Dog strayed -John Whitt.
Mt sttio-hoslio balot
Beef for aale-1t..1. Mo tatoann
Otie lemons pleasant to us ; so pleas•
thee it would he ungrateful to call
them Woks. We know thee we have
often tried your temper mid forbear-
ance, but you have dealt, getitly with
us in our waywardness, teaching ue
by example, as well as precept, the
advantages of kindness and self-con-
trol, We will never l'orgee you. We
shall look back to thie sehool in after
life ; 1)05 88 a place cif patience, but
as a scene of mental enjoyment,
where the paths of learning wave
strewn with flowers, and When our
memory recalls our school days, our
hearts will warm toward you as they
do to -day. 111,786 been requested by
tny school mates not to acidrese you
formally, but as a beloved and re-
lit that light:, dear
specter' friend.
teacher, we all requeet you, please ac-
cept with 005 115118 'Resent, nue 1101'n.
71885 good wiehee. May you always be
aa happy ate you have endeavored to
make your pupils, and may ihey, as
tithing better could be wished for
hem, be always as faithful to their
duties to others, as you have been in
your duties to them, Miss Baker,
the tecipient of the gift, thanked her
pupils kindly for their thoughtful-
ness and also for the ninny kindness.
ehown her during her stay at Span -
don.
CAR OF
ut COad.
-Now
jusT TO HAND
Place your orcl, r
8. F. Dat ison
Phone 17 Brussels
vice. The pallbeareis %vete : his two
Methyl s, %Van. C. redeem, Time,
Laidlaw, Jas, Luidlaw and Leslie
Fetir.
Was PRESIDENT 15 Yanae,-The
Boissevain (Man ) Ream cler, of Dec.
and, gave a hill reppet of the autand
meeting a the Agricultural Society,
of which Dougalcl A.. Taylor has been
President for the past 15 years. My.
Taylor is an old Morrisite, and resid-
ed on the Perm amw occupied by
Sandy McLaughlin, le miles North of
Ettussele : "The manual meeting of
the Turele Mountain Agriculteral
Society eves held in the council
chamber, on Saturday afternoon.
The meeting was advertised fen 2 p.
m , but it teas eftee 230 before the
meeting was called to order, owing to
She fact thet thieve was 110t 71. qunrum
(20) present. D. A. Taylor, Pres-
ident, preeided. He gave resume of
of the past year's activities and spoke
as to the improvements requited on
thP ground., 50 118 50 keep (1)1' p700)-
1858 fully up to the atandaid. He al-
so thanked the officers and directors
for the splendid suppm that had
been gi ventiin, beet, year, 85 111 prey -
iota; years. The Sect etary, Ed.
Brow re also bt ough tin a report and
presented the thattecial statement,
which showed that the wise year was
one of the most succeseful years, fin-
ancially and otherwise, that the Soc-
iety bits eirjoyed. The matters of a
era new horse barn, tree planting,
fencing and hntse 7 ings were
discoed at length, and it was decid-
ed that all these have the epeeial at-
tention of tin. directois of 1920. The
election of officers wee the next order
of business, Mr. Taylor, who Itae so
shay tilled the position of president
Inc the past 15 years. was (amain re-
nominated. He, however, asked to
be exensed fry the reason that he
found the win k very heavy and he
had not the time he %visited to devote
to the office, that should he given in
it. The members felt that to do
away with Mr. Taylor's FierViet'S eves
nut of the question, so a new office
was created, that of Hon. President,
to which Air. Taylne wee unanimous-
ly elected. He W718 also made rt life
member 01 1118 Soreety. ele. Moore
and otherg epnke highly of the 077181171-
Id
services that Mr. letylor had rena-
med the society during his long teem
of preeirlency and of 1110 debt the Ag-
eicultutal Society ivould Mumps owe
Sir. Taylor thanked the ment-
he) s for the kind expreseion of feel-
ing and a.ssureel them that he want
highly honored hy being Fleeted te
the mention of ilnitnrary President
and being 0)8(1 08 Life Me ober of he
Society, end that 110 would, at all tim-
es, take the 811.7110 int eipet in the Web
fare of the SOCIIPty es he had in the
past."
MORRIS
A Merry Ohtiettnas 50 005 readers,
Nomination meeting at Townehip
Hall, next Monthly.
Election talk le growing hotter.
There is likely to be a pun fur reeve -
ship and cot:mall.
Gartv J. and Mrs. Wilson and son
have gone to Toronto where they will
spend seine time.
Ales Donald McLean, 71h (eon., is
quite seriously ill, Bee old friends
hope to hear of a rapid recovery.
Mrs. Thos. Forbes, of ' \Vaughan), is
spending the Winter with her sister,
Mrs. Robt, Geddes. 8111 line, Mows.
;The Ebenezer (Browntown) Sunday !
School will hold theie annual Christ- !
mats entertithiment„ on Dec. 22nd,
1026. A. splendid program, consist,- ;
ing of dialogues, drills, vocal and or-
chestra 0)11810 15 being perpated. 111
addition, as a very special feature of ;
the program, the young people will
present a most humorous two -act
play, entitled "Mise Melly," 1
Following is the report cif S. S. No,
4, Norris, for November and Dec- I
ember. Seniors examined in Spell„
Arieh , (hemp Hist„ Agrieniture,
Geog, and Recit Mien. juniors exam-
ined in their daily work. Pupils '
marked • missed ex8101110.110118. Sit.,
IV -Mildred Thehol 77 ; Leota Oard•
111 67 *Ielyod Pipe 46 ; "toe Smith
26 Jit IV -Glenn Stul th (16; Mervyn
Pipe 04.; **Golden Harman 40. Sit,
III-liartieet Smith 71; Dave Millet'
68 ; Kate litieeell 07 ; Margaret Rue.
sell 67 315 11I-Howat etuith 41 ;
Jack Pipe 80 ; Mac Scott 23. JR. II-
Adah Gyasby 74; Lewie Rneeell 05.
Betmerd 82 ; Olata Smith
31; Glenn 14101101 57 ; "Bill Harman
37. Ja Pue-J'itu Davis, Feank
Outelieon, Eleanor Nit1in, Toni Bern-
aed. WINONA A. FRAIN, Teacher.
LATE Wet B. SCOTT.-Williarn But-
ton Scott, a veteran nf the &teat
War. died at the home 01 1(18 benther,
James W. Bente, in Moetis Twp , on
Dec. 0111, 81 the age of 46 years- Un-
til a few weeke ago, Mr. Scott, ;was in
perfect health, when it was anonym.
ed that right M717717'111 gnitre had de-
veloped. Upon learning this, hie im-
mediate friends knew that nothing
coUld be done for foe his relief hut
to pray that his release might come
quickly. All through 7118 18837 tryieg
weeks that followed, tat one (Wee
helLtli a word of e1/11711111.1111: 778811 his
lips even when his (Retypes was great-
est. He was a men known to a great
ninety, having mussed the geeetee part
of his life in the inmiediete
except for few yev.ys spent; in the
West. When the way broke one, he
'wee One of the first to enlist from
Walton in the 101s5 Regiment, in the
Spring of 1016 He 11015 10 active eete
vice in P1113100 ree WO years, receiv-
ing a bullet wound above the heart,
at the battle of thembrai, but from
which he fully recoveeed. The late
lelte Scott is eurvived by his mother,
of Montreal eras. W., of Morris ;
Thomns, of Outfield ; Mee. na. 'town.
son, of Montreal, and Mrs. Went, G.
Laidlaw, of Glenwoodville, Alta, The
funeral was held frnm the home of
his brother, Jas. W. Scott, on Satnr-
day, Dee, 11511, at 2 le tn., his min-
ister, Rev. G. Telford, of St. And-
reve's United Church, taking the eer-
Fertilizer
We are buying direct fivm the
American exporters for March de
livery. Acid Phosphate, Potash
or any mixed Fertilizer.
GET OUR P1110E13
Few barrels of Feeding Molasses
still on hand.
Morris & Grey farmers'
CLUB
Everybody
TT elcome
AT THE
Christmas
Dance
IN THE
OPERA HOUSE
BRUSSELS
Tuesday Ev'g, Dec. 28
TOWN'S ORCHESTRA
Luneh Served
Gentlemen 95e plus tax
Under auspices of
The Young Men's Club
423 ; *Ruth alenning 337 ; **.**Ilar-
oel Bnlger 101. 'la III -Pas', 420,
lion. 525, 383111 WIC! 7137 580 ; Robb -
son lieenilton 404 ; *el 6 riel Dundee
446 ; *Gyare Manning 808. SR. 11-
P388 1396, Hon, 405. Helen Smalldon
536 ; Helen Farquharson 483 ; Not ma
Steles 456 ; Jane Dundee 447; Rad
Hoy 4138; Gordon Ryan 429 ; Florence
Alderson 870. Jit. II -Pass 358, Hon.
410 Gordon Shortreed 418 ; Margar-
et Murray 366; Kenneth Murray 351 ;
*Lena Drager 285 ; \Villie Fat quhat-
snit 204 ; *e* A Ilan McCall 1135; 'Mary
Burhomen 1(15; *Jack Mr:Gavin 137.
Sit T-Paes 240, Hon. 300. Jean Had-
ley 328 ; Anna lentils 288 ; Eva Alder -
e071 225. Jae 1 -Mary Homphries,
Jack Drager, Jactic Murray, Vern Dun-
das, Heti) Hoerle, Dorothy Mut ray,
Evet•ett Lowrie. Sit PR -Excellent,
Kenneth Spitler. GOOd-Jaek 811)33.11.
don.
Dome Iltteetae, I epeau het s.
011A17. SeSELLEas..1
GREY
A Merry Cheistunts to one readers,
Nomination meetieg at the Town•
ship Hall, on Monday next,.
R. 11, Portee is enjoying a visit at
his old hr me here. It is six years
since elle Peeler (3788 1)030 lateen e.
Ninny attended the Ruction sale at
the faun rf Arele Hisinp heat Wed-
nesday. The day was a rough one
but the cattle sole well.
Mrs. A. 13. Eaton and ebildren,
1)oreen and Donald, if IA 911110,
Seek „ ere visiting with the fp:Jinn's
parents, George E. and Ales. Speiran,
1211) 0011.
ReCeIl OW, 11.9 Messrs. 10. Ilan 'aeon
and Lenetted Seehl 1.901 7' proceeding
Mont the 1,5111 Con„ Grey, they eat -
Med flames pouting nut of the luntee
ani the farm of John eleKey, evhieli
Mid recently heell rented by Wm.
Neelfie. They onieltly ran to 0371 i 11g -
nisi' the fire, but on accorm1 of the
heatlivey it had mule. they were only
Able to $1890 part of the rem tents. A e
Mr. Neeble was away at the time, ehe
01171111 pe 1110 fire is unknown.
Peter and Mrs. McDouald and
daughter. ot Plenty, Seek,. are spend-
itm the Christina/1 holidays with 1110
fm•tner's mnther and le•olliere. The
371)0 5(158 had intended stayleg for the
Winter, brit, while eneonte here Duet.
youngest ;laughter. Margin et Ague.,
raged 3 years and 5 menthe, WaS SI rick -
7'11 with aecute appeedicitie pees-
eal meaty in Fore William }lo' phial on
Doe 911). The parents will return af-
terNOW Veers and lake the body
Mirk ror burial at their home in 7310
West. 0111 feietacIS extend sympathy
to the bereaved,
WALTON
Percy raylor hyls invested in a new
We are glad to see Herb, Mannieg
out again aftee his eettent operation.
Wedding bells will soon be ringlet;
end Walton locality le snpplyitig the
groom.
Miss Esther Shorteeecl is home after
spending some time al Whighem
with friencla.
John ned Mrs. Johnstnn were at
Belgravia. on Monday, visiting Mrs.
Johnsteme) parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walsh.
Wm. and Mrs. Benneft, and 0711311.
yen, who live in the West, are at pres-
ent viaiting at, the home 61 0, and
Mts. Barrows of Walton, end John
Bennett, on the Huron Road, West of
Settfortle
A platy watt preeented by the Y. W.
A. Somety of Moncrieff, midee the
atispicee of the Y. P. S. of Deff's
Ohurch, Walton, on Fa•irley evening.
There were good tunsical •numbers
given between Rae,
Miss Janee Clark, who has been in
charge or the millinery shop in Web-
eter tes Bettgetes store, in Monkton,
hes complete(' her season's work and
18 171 present at home with her pay -
tents, Will and Mrs Olark.
The ladies 01 85. George's Anglieell
Church held a vete suceeesful
on Thursday, of hot week. A splend-
id lot of fancy work and other useful
articles were sold. A Kipper was
served frotn 4 bo 6 &Mock. Tbe
lad-
iee realized the tidy sun) of $200 00,
Peter and Mrs. McDonald, who av
rived in Walton, on Saturday le.st,
freen the West, hitd the treeforittne
01 3081113 theie youngest: child three
and one half years old. The cbild
book suddenly 01 at Fort William and;
had an operetiott perfortned. hut died
Anon after. The bereaved narenta
have the sympathy of the people of
Walton and eonntinnity.
The following ie the rennet (tf the
Weltne Pnblie Seltool, * Oilseed ek-
aminatinne. IV-Paes 480, Ilbn. 600,
Ellwood Shnetreed 854 1 Ethel Shen,
021 ; Mery Write 609; *Cluieles
Donald 572; *HeY °teeter 812; *Alvin
Ferquharann 641 t. WM 'lifted Magee
511, Sn III -Pass 420, Hon, 525,
Wilfred Shoetree(' 611 1 1581)01 Fee-
tmlnerson 13811 Helen Stelee 526
Dretter 517 ; *lin\ Murray 400 ;
Laura Hoy 459 1 Eelleh Ramie 450 ;
Mabel Meehan 486 ; "Jim Malan
ETHEL
Mrs, Walter Sinillie„ near Bluevale,
epent the week -end wi eh her patents,
Wu', and Mrs. le'ckmitare Mr. leek.
miee has not been enjoying good
,health for some tity0, hue eve hope rot
improvement befere long.
Le 0. L 031., Ethel, held 1.11011. ell,
111.10.1 election and histallation of tale -
ere, on Dec. 18th, M. M., Alex.
Sgeiyan ; 0, M., 3, E. Rowland t
Chaplaim A. MOKes ; Rec. Sec,. 0.
Bateman ; Fin. Sec., 13. leektesier ;
P1158 8., G. McCall ; Lecturer, T.
Ward ; Marshall,. N. Lamont ; Cem.
0. Rowland, O. Davidson 1 13. Care,
Tyler, W. H. Love,
Cecil Eckthier, of this loaslity, hes
leased the faint of R. S. Hamilton,
neat' Gerrie, for it term nf yeat s
gets immediate possession. We hope
that Cecil will not be keeping batch
long and we hope to hear of a houee-
keeper being installed. Mr. Hamill -
ton will be rernentberecl as mail com•-
iee for several years in our village,
tend has now taken up residence in
Willi:ahem We wish ail prosperity
in this tinclertakitm.
S01100L Coteenier -Standieg room
only 1985 51)8 word at the 0000011 giv-
en' by the Ethel school in the Twee
Hall, on Tnesday everieg. The imp
ile t•howed theie thaining iti the differ-
ent parts which they took. Peoceeds
amounted to $83 50. Following ie the
program :-Opening chortle, "if we
evolve yoll and yen WOWe 8e11001
vvelcome speech, Ruby ; chair -
Menai midyear; ; dialogue, "Fooling
Santa," Calvin Kreuter ; actostie,
"Chrietnetts" ; instrumental (beet,
Derie Gill and M1171101 13101111); dia.
logne, "Enchanted 1101(07374 reeita-
then, Edith Keamter ; dialogue, "SM. -
prier) Inc Sainte" ; Lullaby enng ;
'43anada" ; dialogue, "Three in
bed" recitation, -Atle Wardlaw
Will be held
in the
Opera House
Brussels
Friday Evl Pm 31st
Thynne and Jackson
Orchestra
LUNCH SERVED
Gentlemen 50c Ladies Free
Dancing at 9 o'clock
Everybody Welcome !
ma•••••••••1:•1"
ohnittngitt, "Mai oh (if the men of Her -
tech" (led "The 11111177710 is OUP thatin-
try," the Salmis; ; ,,,,,otation of cer.
tificeteetPantomatne.aselly'e Christ-
mas ; playlet. "A li t niog Dew
and then' ; eLoal Save the Kmg
Santa Ohms.
Eastern Star L. 'I'. E. No. 408 held
their annuel eleei ion end installation
of offleers, on Dec. tith. W. lel., Sis-
ter R. Cleaver ; D. leI., Bro. J. 0.
R0191701(1 ; Ree, Soc., sister E, peat_
one Fin. See., Sist er 0. Hamilton ;
Treas., Sieter H. Love ; Chaplain,
Sister W. H. Love ; D. 0. 0„ Sister
Oen., Bro. M. Eekinier ;
0. Tyler, Bro. N. Lamont; 0. Tyler,
11. Love ; Auditors, Bros. H. Love
and J. Rowland 1 Committee. Sisters,
J. E. Rmeland, M. Gilk imam, A.
Speiran, 13. MrCreight, Eit•o. T, m.
Jones,
BELGRAVE
There will be OhriettnaS 9859150
With the eelebration of Holy Cram-
munion in Trinity Church, Belgrave,
00 Sunday, Dee. 25111, at 2 30 p. tn.
(111100 8101 give thanks to (Ind for His
unspeakalee gift.
Lanett Wednesday's Toronto Stay
publiebed a picture ef Nike 13e8t1iee
Dyke, daughter of Row, J. II. Dyke,
Personal Paragraphs
rwmhtolr'iveRe'llaitfengen. Plr'll‘telPStitianut•lisaltiClneldnfi't1beer
following : "Miss Dyke, who was one
nf 0 PC A'e early artiste, is- now in
NOW York, Wileee she 18 1718.1711771
name for het self as a enneert mid op-
eratic enpreno. The liteutklyti 111 mit.
t•efers to her "a ich and powerful E
vneileeen"thet s of the L, 0. L. Ne. 402,
with Bro• 0, King, past 111,,ter, pr10 i
siding, elect 0,1 and hastened their ;
,efieers for 19117, Re f,,110w9: W. et,
A. Patteeson .• D. 13, 10. Sturdy ; '
Chaplitio.J. 0.Wightman ; Ditertor
of ceremonies, \‘‘'„ e Murray :
nue
clei Sere 1111 T,,';.(t... Net bevy ; Re-
rokli ng SeerelatV. 0. Keating ; In-
side 'Pyle , A. lewin ; Outside Tylet,
R. MeMurrity ; Lee:tire's, J. ()wan,
fl 'learnt:; t tee„ 34 Iewite .1.
E eieflatIltine W. 1315d3e73, T. Slim,
bottom, J. Taylor.
L. KE1?R, Proprietor
L. Church Notes
(1-1
St. John's Church
Holy 0u,I)ni1111100 will be celebrated
in St. John's Chut ch, On Christmas
Day, at 10 /1. end 011 Sunday, at
noth morning umr1 evening services.
Will also have special Christmas MIS^
70 by the choir.
The Laaliee' ad and the W. A. of
tit,, John's Church held their annual
meeting at the Moue of Mrs, D. Walk-
er, on Wednesday, of last week, The
report, as !earl by the Secretary,
showed that the 3155( 370)9)1 had been a
very successful one for the Society.
Following officers were elected for
5118 000)11(3 year : Hon. Pres., Mrs.
(Rev.) Lewin ; President, Mrs, D.
Walker ; Secretary, Miss Jessie Al-
cock • Treasurer, Mrs. D. Robb, At
She cose of the meeting. a tasty lunch
was served.
United Church
Special services on Sunday for
Christmas.
The annual Christmas Tree Enter-
taimnent was held on Tuesday even-
ing and an excellent, program' was
rendered. Santa Claus arrived in
time to give 1.110 children a bag of
candiee and an orange. The presents
on the Christmas tree, to the value of
9331118 01 $46.50 and $6 donated, will
be for weeded to the Deaconess' Home,
in Toronto, for distribution among
the needy there. Following was the
program : Hymn ; Prayer, Mr. Bark-
er; Chorus, "The Belle are Ringing,"
lay the school ; Addrese of welcome,
Helen Seeker ; Piano solo, Alice
peep ; Reading, Eddie Midst Play,
"Catching Sante," PlIfllrlIy Class :
Reritation, Billy Palmer ; Duet,
Glen and Lloyd Wheeler ; Rec., Mary
Davi,on ; Solo, Frieda Pellet d Rec.,
alary Backer ; Chortle, boyar of Miss
Hunter's class ; Ree., Betty Currie ;
Duet, Charlie 131381111 and Glen
Wheeler ; Hee, Walter Heist ;
Choosing the Yule Tree, he' 8 beYe
and 3 gill. ; Rec„ Ruesel Farrow ;
mouth mgan sole, John Kernaghan ;
reeheatiott, Siewat t (Ili, 83.101 ; chorus,
Mrs. Denman's Mee ; FELVOlite Trees,
Jim Palmer, I3113ie Stepheneen, Garf.
Henderson ; quartette, W. J. and
Mrs. Procter, eliee Preetee and W. J.
McCracken ; rending, 171188 Evelyn
Chapman 1 ;duet, Mrs. Wheeler and
Mies Ramie 1 tratlarko. Bert. Lott ;
The Nativity, Miss Howe's Class ;
dialegue, "A etreet ear seene at
Christmas 'rime," hy 8, tonnher of
young ladies and men ; Santa Claus.
BLUEVALE
The following is 1 he report of 131117''
371110 Publie Sheol, fait the Autumn
term, 0(111)31 cent is 3111 11,0)01 m v, 75
per cent ie honor standing. Nionl:el.
ent oiled 5711 Pit 1 V-Alhet la Shiell
1)05 Leslie (it eettaway 82; May Mich-
elson 01. Ja. IV- eVilason Than mon
721 Kennel ti Aitehineoti 71; Norman
Bat need ; 110311 el melee el ; Heel
Dentition 54 SR HT- 11,1 ,8
beet 74 ; Paul Walden 73 ; Vii•den
elowbray 72 ; Carman HP1117'01101711
68 ; Dais), 717 ; Lela Leg -
go I 1 ; Kenneth Mow brey 65 .111.
III -Rohm 1 Manatee 77 ; Alma 130),.
man 54 Dorothy etreenatwev 46
II -Olive Shiell 70; Alba Mowlitay
76 ;50118 Alma;;;IN 711 : Mabel Bee.
man (14 Hawse) Barnatd 01 ; jerk
Nieholson 54. T-Aliett Thornton 70;
Hazel Mester 08 ; Willie Hall 04.
Pit -Isebel IfieKintIon 81 ; June
Walden SI ; Jack Kerr 74 r, Gorden
Le gatt 78 • Daisy Holmes 73 Jack
Bosnian 72 ; Eunice Thornton 60; Ar-
nold billow 66,
ALICE A MIMS, 'reacher,
.BLYTH
Robt, Wightmen wee a delegate
from Blyth 0. be 0 Partite's' Club
at the auntie con ven ion, 85 '('1)50)1 t0
last Nveek.
Oolborne bits gold hie medical
mactiee to Dr, M. A. Shipley, of Clin-
ton, who will route Mtn possession
the first 01 5118 New year, Dr. Col-
borne lute putthased Dr, Hambly's
practice, in IViughem.
The marriage took place in 85. An-
dreve's manse, Blyth, on Tuesday,
Dec, 1411i, of Miss 'Pena fent, of God-
te kb. etches!, &tighten a the tete Jas.
Outt and Mrs, Cu tteforrnet I y of 8l37111,
to Mr. Carrick, of Godericb. The cer-
emony was perfoetned by Rev. Geo,
Telford.
Arrangements are being completed
for the ennual Winter couree 171 Ag-
rieulture and Home licononfir: ,a to he
11(111 in Myth, January 4.28,1027, len-
tier the management of the Criteria
Department of Aarriculleme, Huron
Ormety Braneb, at Clinton. A larges
711)0)1)01 01 applicatione ere ejready lit
for (118 0)01788, which promises to be
very instructive.
W771. 01(111.11., 7.11 111,11.1j7, 173 home
for the Chriet mate belitete,
MN, Miller, el Wive hani. was the
guest 17lls. James Pox last Friday af-
trt"Kue7eni`airtie, the obliging assistant
at the C. N, R. station, N holidaying
t w o .13. attending
Torolite Mlle -ea. -Ay, is home for the
(31(1)lit
(13,1 111,01118 17)')e1ei777naee"ghttl 10 8710 Herb.
Manning, cf Waltolt. in town last
week, ,'it,' t
G. A. Ileadmiti is spending the
Clitieltnee 371'"' 51, with Me daugb-
,11,a kes. (i111,,1 in,12,1ita.111
tb,,,lie"11(r,iretoissan,
t.
(grainy! (118 "Portrait, COI1SPI W.`71-lry of
1311810, 7,8 hotne for the Christmas
85)1)1)7173 residing
11, 4°11'111i:0' n11 11:1'7,:mw :11;7:1"r911 7111 d.
17 1017 ,,
g1epedp(w,initths
er. 0. N. R agent, Is
ehpiaFreno hie 11 11.1ey. anal Christmas-
' 1111 th. HAW err) (toast of lincle Sam's
"eni1oalittav''
ay'e Mail end : "Rev.
De. b' 3 Oaten, of the Orateeio Pro.
' hiliation radon, left yesterday e9e1)-
1110 for Vatotonver. 11e will spend
the Winter on 71117 Pacific °nest,'
; Mies Betty Walker, of New Ham-
ialeys with her grandparents, D. arid
(3,,g, 18 SeellajlIg the 01151910)58 bore
. Mrs. Walker.
1 Wm King arrived home fettle New
Ontario, .071 Satorday night. Mr.
;
(31(171 1188 just completed a good seas -
Ion in the lighining rod business, in
71)0 130551), and will be home foe the
Winter 11087,
; We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
; Dtmean IteeKetitie. of Montreal, s,
330111)05 1081(10115 of Beuesets, 18 10 very
I pram health. at preeent." Creeping
I 778115137915 18 the the nnme given her
very dist tessieg ailment.
V. and Mrs. Sanderson, of Wing -
limn, spent the week end in town.
D. M. and Mrs. Scott are spending
Christmas at the lattor's home in
003110, 111,
Mise Pay1o, B. 0. S. Principal, 4.
spending the Christmas vacation at
the parental home at Varna.
Mrs, J. le Kerr and Miss Mary
Helen returned last week from their
Omit visit at Toronto.
Coln McArthur. who makes his
home with Alex. and Mrs. Roe, hos
been worse the past week we are
sorry to report.
W. Glen .Arinstrong, a 'Brussels
boy, and deputy reeve of Ward One,
York Township, is again seeking 81110'-
71011 to that onico, and. from presert
indications win receive On acclama-
tion. Depty-reeve Armtsrong has
been a member of the council for 8
years.Re is also a member of itte
Township Industrial Corrritlsion,