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TEESWATER Alra, Deo. Waugh, of Tetelsvater,
Ont. ; Mrs. Geo, 011.11111110t, MrH, JaH,
AL the annual ;fleeting of the Tees- Ak,minmid mi,,,, maaimi Tin „wil.
water Board of Thule, IL WW1 TIPT.11-1,41 of Edmonton, Alta. 13eautiftd 11 ova(
to erect sigoR at certain or the high. .i1w,,,,,,iv,./1 cenin ,j, and
ways 1oiiiig 1' •''`v"t", p He" Ails 1 toe:bull, M111)P4 MI41'1011 Jule/1061,
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as a IIIPS,014 10 PA veptising t he tow," Elmer Candler, The Eventide Home
The /109811011 of a weekly half.holidaY and NVIn. and Mrs. Clandler.
was left over until anothee meeting.
The following officers were elected ; -
President, Dr. M, H.. Gillies ; SP0l)- JAMESTOWN
t • 13 1. II I Teeasurer G '
O. Webster. the Sunday ;School, 00 Sunday aftee-
' noon , All at e welcome to this set, EXPECT WRIT SOON
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Safety lnisor blades aliarnened—rox's
Dreg store
This month, Thomas Stephens cel-
ebrated his 50t1 anniversary as own-
er and manager of the Queen's Hotel,
in Seafoeth, Many changes have tak.
en place in the town since that time,
hut the Queen's, through all the
years, has InItintained its reputation
of being one of the best known and
conducted commercial and family
hotels in Western Ontario. Al r,
Stevens, who ITT now in his 87th year,
was bore in London, but spent his
boyhood dap; on the farm, on Con.
12, Westminster. He is veteran of
the Fenian Raid, Master of the local
()mop/ Lodge, and for many years a
member of the Seaforth town coun-
cil. Mr. Stephens still enjoys good
health, is able to be about his duties
as usual and attend service, regular-
ly, 0,51. 121101111.11( Church, of which
he 18 ft member.
WALTON
Harry Olark, who was operated on,
a few welts ago, for appendicitis, 19
able to he on the street again, his
many friends me pleased to hear,
Mrs, James W. Moweray and son,
Gordon, of Detroit, who have been
visiting relatives and friends in Wel-
ton, have returned to their home.
Airs. R. J. Naylor and daughter,
Miss Lois, of Rochester, N. y„ who
have been visiting Ales, William
Hackwell and Mrs, P, B. Gardinee.
have returned home.
The members or the L. 0. L. Lodge,
of Walton held a social evening, re-
cently. The evening was spent in
playing caw& and dancing, Lunch
was 10)1 PM by the ladies,
num IN TUE WEST —John Grey
Turnbull passed away in one or th,,
M ti -al hermit hospitals, on Saturday,
1pril 16th, at the age of 61 yea.; s.
)fteeased WRY well-known in this %t
lit:3/, having, been boi 0 and raised
ound het e. He went West some 20
sears ago to Strathcona. whet e he
had 8100e resided. The funeral was
held the following Monday afteetmon
from Wainwright &Jackson tunerai
parlors, Rev. C. E. McIntosh offirdat-
Interment took place in Mount 1
Pleasant cemet y. Deceased leaves 1
to mourn hie loss three brothers, Rob•
ert, of Edmonton ; Andeew, of Irma, ;
and Merles, Alta., and four &stets,
1
Miss Mai y Ale Donald, who has been
visiting at her parents' ht,mi, lots 1 e-
tneued to Detroit, to resume her
ditt-
ies as nuese-in•tettining.
Quite a munber of people from Wal-
ton and vicinity attended the funeral
of
the late John Davidsou, of Bros-
sele, on Alontlity, of last week,
BLUEVALE
1 F. Black spent the week -end at
I Toronto.
W. J, and Mrs. Masters spent Sun-
day at Blyth and .Auburn.
Everitt McGee was home from
1 Fergus, over the week -end.
J. W. Leggett mucle a business trip
to London and Hamilton.
Oharles and Ales, 0oultess, of List.
nwel, spent Sunday with Mrs. G,
Sitell.
George and Mre Townshend, of
Gorrie, spent Sunday with William
Thornton.
Mi.s. W. J. Masters and son, Rob-
ert, spent a few days with relatives
at Belgeave.
John and Mts. Angel. and family,
Fergus spent. Sunday with Alex. and
Mre. Al ca ee.
Ls Roche received a telegram, stal-
king that Itis brother, Petra, wets ser-
iously 111, at Saginaw, Mich.
Mrs. (Rev.) Walden, who unclei -
went an ripe; allot), in a Tot onto bratp.
Hal, a few days ago, is getting along
nicely.
It. Johnston shipped a carload of
cattle, ale° 14 load of hogs to 'l'oron to,
last. week. Fat cattle in this section
are getting quite scarce.
Hein y Branton was at 13rantfoid,
attending the funeral of his sister,
who passed away there, on ThursdaY,
of last week, after a short illness.
Geo. McDonald, of Goderieb, was
home for a few days and has brought
a carload of feeder eltiAle and 1011
them (int to grass, nn his farm here.
;John Messer had the misfortune to
fall off the disc and get rut and bruis-
ed. WmBalfour also had the same
thing happen, but is not hurt as bad-
ly As MI, MeStle1). Both mishaps
were caused by the seat breaking.
On
ett 1.•
to The Ci izens of
Brussels and the
furrounding Community
Having purchased the Grocery
Business of J. Leitch, we will
after May 1st be prepared to
serve the Public to the best
of our ability. Your patron-
age will be greatly appreciat-
ed.
Phone Calls promptly at-
tended to.
SERVICE will be onr
motto.
Lorne W. Echoer
Proprietor
WROXETER
Hans Rasmussen, London, was a
recent visitor with'his mother here.
Mrs. John Hupfor has returned
from a vieit with relatives at Essex.
The annual congregational meet-
ing of the United Church was held
Wednesday evening.
F. and Mrs. Kitchen, Mrs. Arm-
strong and Mrs. R. Stocks attended
the meeting of the Huron presbyter-
ial in Goderich on Thursday.
B. Lott, Brussels, had charge of
the services in the United Church
here and at Salem on Sunday in the
absence of the Rev. A. D. Armstrong
who preached in Wingham, owing to
the illness of the pastor there.
The Rev. R. S. Pinnock, agent for
the Bible Society, gave a very inter-
esting illustrated address in the
United Church Tuesday evening.
The views shown were taken on the
western coast' of Africa where Mr.
Pinnock labored as a missionary for
35 years.
Funeral of Mrs. Adams. — The
death oecurred last Tuesday in How -
ick Township of Jessie MCKercher,
daughter of the late William McKer-
Flores lip
Wednesday E gs,
commencing May 4th, and
Dungy Afternoon
Half Holidays begin May
5th and continue until the
end of October.
Meter of Commerce
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Over a three year period our pens in the Canadian contest have made
the best showing of any birds entered by any breeder covering the
past them years. At present our pen in the Canadian contest is
in first place for all entries from Ontario in the light beeede, In
the Ontario contest our pen is in the first place for the light
breeds. In the Nova Scotia 0 ontest our pen is in second place, a
Government pen holding first. We have the high hen in this con -
rest in the twentieth week.
We are booked up in May for 12,000 chickens. Will have some
surplus each week at $15 per 100, June chicks $15 per 100.
Walter !lose
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Date of Voting Likely To Be An-
nounced in Week or Two
Ottawa, May is expected
that within a week or two, the writs
will issue for federal by-elections In
North Huron and Victoria -Carleton,
The time for holding thom
expires in June.
In North Huron there is an abun-
, dance of candidates, but little move
has been made in the Now Brunswick
seat. The situation is influenced by
local conditions, partieularly the pos-
sible purchase o fthe St. John Valley
Railway from the Provincial Govern-
ment, and also by the Maritime legis-
lation.
cher and wife of Allan Adams. She
was in her 63rd year and had been
ill for several weeks. She is sur-
vived by her husband, two etsters,
Mrs. Thomas Lovell and Miss M. M.
McKercher, of Howick, and three
brothers, W. S. McKercher, 01 Wrox-
eter, and Alex. and Duncan, of How -
ick. The funeral WaA held Thursday
afternoon from the home of har ne-
phew, Stewart Lovell, to the Wrox-
eter Cemetery.
Former Pastor Dies:—The Hamil-
ton Daily Spectator of Monday, re-
fers to the passing of a former min-
ister of the Presbyterian Church
here:—"Rev. Louis Perrin, 6.1 Fair -
'nigh eroscent, a veteran minister of
the Presbyterian church, having
spent 36 years in its serince, passed
away at his home on Saturday. Mr.
Perrin had been in failing health for
some time, but Itis death 101110 sud-
denly and will prove a severe shock
to the many friends he has made
throughout his long ministry. He
was 70 years old, and had lived re-
tired for the past three years. De-
ceased was born in 1VIalaposa town-
ship, near Peterboeo, the eldest of
the six sons of John Perrin. He at-
tended Queen's University, greduat-
ing in 1887. His first charge was in
Victoria county and included the two
churches at Kirkfield and Bolsever.
His later charges wore at Pickering,
Georgetown and Wroxeter, and for
the last four years before his retire-
ment, at Chalmers church in Armo.
For the last five years the family
home has been in Ilamilton, and Mr.
Perrin had spent the last three years
very quietly im that city. At the
time of church union he was of the
branch of the Presbyterian church
which joined forces with the United
church of Canada. Mr. Perrin is
survived by his wife, formerly Ellen -
both Clark of Kincardine; by one
son, J. H. Perrin, of the Royal Bank,
London; and one daughter, Mrs. R.
3. Con etlty, Einearline; a) It two
SktOrg, Miss Carrie Perrin and Mrs.
Charles Mather, and two brothers,
John, of California, and Wallace, of
Kincardine. Funeral service was
held at the family residence, 64 Fair-
leigh crescent, at L30 o'clock Mon-
day afternoon, following which the
remains were forwarded to Kincard-
ine for interment in the family plot.
CRANBROOK
Como to church Sunday, May 8th.
Sunday School at 10 a,m. Preaching
at 11 a.m. Subject, "Mother." An
invitation is extended to all to attend
this service.
The Moncrieff Dramatic Club will
present "His Uncle's Niece" at
Long's Hall on Friday evening of
this week under the auspices of the
C. 0, F. See advt, in this issue.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W. M. S. met at the home of
Mrs. Robert Campbell, and was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Keys. After the
reading of the Scripture lesson Mrs.
R. K. MacDonald led in prayer.
Readings :from "Moslem Women"
were givea by Mrs, Malcolm Engel
and Mrs. Claire Long, also a duet by
Mrs, Keys and Mrs. Huether. The
next meeting will be held- in the
church on May 11.th.
DELGRAVE
Brydges shipped hogs, on Tues-
day,
Alt,'. Nethery, sr., anent 44 few days
with her slater Mrs. John Nethery, of
Afore's, last week.
The Womeit's Alissionery tioeiety
win hold lie regular mon Oily ;age( lop,
on Thursday 1-41 1110000, of this week,
in the United ()lunch, Belgrave,
J. T. Opultes, arrompanied by Geo.
and Mrs. Ti win, of Wawittiosh, spent
last, Sunday with tho taller's hrothei,
Jiffies Van ()amp, lex,4ter. Mrs.
0/mites, who had spent the past week
there, returned home with I hotn.
Tho 0.0,,,,t1 0n Satin/lay
eft etnoon, of Mies 1?.11,1 13rytiges,
daughter of lcutry Mrs. Hi pivots,
13elgrave. The deceased had been ill
01115 14 short, time with pneumonia.
The Itotern1 wits held on isy at.
P{1111011.
GREY
Connell met on Monday,
The Sunday School al. S. S. No,
epens1 his Sunday, at :3 o'eloek. All
are weleetne, P. A, McArthur is the
soon iiiteinlent.,
(UM) OF THAN K W 111)' tinder.
Owned, wi -I, 1 11,1.11 th., tn 1 y
teiala mod neighlans their kind
/reeds aml sympathy, tinting the 111.
1108), 11,1111 dont h of tanwife and moth-
er. W In BUTTERY AND FAMILY.
Jaw and 'Mrs, Brown expect to
leave Los Angeles, the 13rd of May,
and continue their ;journey to Galt,
whet e they will visit 1W0 mouths
before returning to Neepawa, Alt.
Beown reports the weather is flue
and lots of rain, this winter. The
flowers me 0111 111 blossom, but Oan-
aria is good enough to live in yet, lie
think.
Report of S. S. No. 3, Grey, for
the month of Aprin—jr. IV—Wibna
Lowe 75; Harvey Jacklin 73; Eva
Hall 54. Jr. III—Isabelle Warwick
69; Dorothy Brewer 04; Lois Johns-
ton 61; Haroutun Hatchadourion
01; Sr. II—Russell Hall 73; Mack
Cardiff 69; Jr. II—Mildred Turnbull
82; Jack Brewer 60; Dorothy Hall
51; Lloyd Wheeler (absent); Sr. Pr.
—Frank Cardiff 74; Jr. Pr.—Verna
Brewer, John Armstrong, Jim War-
wick,
Adeline Burnett, Teacher,
Dien) IN Hgti 79TH YEAR.—The At •
wood Bee,' of last week, refet red to
the death of it former resident of
Grey Twp. : "Tuesday morning, Apr-
il 20th, the great call cattle to ;moth.
er )I 1111951 of this dist ict, when after
a short illness, Mrs, William Buttrey
passed away in her seventy•ninth
year, Deueaserrs maiden mune tvits
Jessie Thompson, and at the age or
eight yeare, earne to Canada from
Scotland wit It het parents, who spent
most of their lives in Grey Twp. Fif-
ty-six year 5 aga, she was united in
Marriage to her now bereft husband.
Nine years ago, they moved to Elma
to reside with their daughtee, at Lot
4, Ono. 14, Five sons and four daugh-
tets also survive : Harty, of San
Francisco, ()afire/ nia ; AVilliain, of
Regina, Sltsk. ,• Jack, of Adanttc,
Sauk, ; Ted, of Regina, and Charles,
of Plata ; Mrs, N. Given, of Delisle,
Sask. ; Mrs. Roy 1.1,tsting, Silver
Omelets, Mrs, Russell Riddell and
Miss Emma, at home. The funeral
took platie 'rhurstitty afternoon, ftann
the family residence, 891 8101' being
condncted by Rev. D. Al. Guest, of
Ethel. Interment was made in Elutes
Centre cemetery.
MORRIS
0, A. and ivies. Slichie, 01 Hespeler,
spent the week -end with Alter. Wm.
oth
Old friends on the 5th line regretted
to learn of the death of Mrs, Allan
Adams, after tt severe illneas, De-
ceased, with her husbaml, lived 1 on
the 5th line, for a 1111111ber of years,
retnoving to lIowick, a couple of
51015 145(1. Me. Adams has the 145111-
piti of old friends,
On Monday morning, of last wesk,
at. 2 o'clock, death 01(1110 PPI y sudden-
ly, to Mrs. John Scott., Con. 8, Mot,
th, She hed 1101 been enjoying the
best, of health foe the past few
monthe, but her conditinn was not
considered serious, The late Mr)(1,
Scott's • maiden name was Hannah
Fraser. and she is survived by bus-
t:and, 1119(1 ()TIP /lisle), Mrs, Fred 11115.
511, and one brother,
Chas. Wager, of Myth. Intel merit
(r' 111 plitee on Wednesday, to *Union
991n1'191 y. Rev. (A vorge Telford Karl
ehSarl;ge'111'ifrn)1.1111111tP3r7)7vi
3.e.i—"Following is the
r1•1101 1 of Browittow 1 School (.S. S.
8 Morris)1, for the Wi n tee 191 0), SW
1 V—Ieredn. 1411)8( 14)11 89 ; Ed i 11 Gar-
niss 88 ; WIPP SI1111,11 85. Jn IV—
Rya Dennis 75 ; harry (loll 65. JR,
11—jean Titrvey 81 ; Tom Gat nias
72; Tirolhy (loll 69 ; Jean GAMINS
60. SR, II—Viola Goll 74 ; Stanley
Mnstard 72 ; Charlie Alatheis 64 ; Te -
tine Warwick 63 ; Elmer Sellere 58.
13, II— Wilfred Nichol 66. 1—Mang'
4191 Turvey SI ; Isabel Thynne 80
teens Anima 65. SR. Pis ---Isabell
Mustard 65 stars, Rees 5'nevey 05
'dais, Dorothy Stewart 32 stars. .1w.
PR —Stewart Amen t, Gordon Nichol,
Clarence. No. en roll 24 Beet 81)011'
'1' during the term, Edith 13 al'IllS14.
Highest al en don ee during tho' 1111)1,
Irene Wariviek perfect attendance,
Margaret 'Purvey orie 11(111 11115 absent,
lead Er. 1. WARDELL, 'Pen eh er.
ETHEL
Loading 1'11{1110(.8 nt Utile{ StlIt{031r
1V001100dILY 11(141 111111.0(111Y. Phone 22-
101' ,a; N,eIgeer, Ethel,
Leitch &' Zeigler are loading a car
of potatoes Wednesday and Thurs-
day.
Charles and M.A. Congram and
family, of Ripley, were the guests
of Roy and Mrs. Hall, also of Har-
vey and Mrs. Dobson, of Ethel.
Ethel United Ohm oh is prelim ing
for the jubilee, in June. Invitations
being issued to forme: members
of the congregation to come book for
June 25(11)11 27.
A number of fishermen of the vil-
lage motored over to Illuevale to fl-sh
and one of our fishermen opened the
swimming season. We wonder if the
Doctor brought along any cold-
breakees in -MO of accidents.
Ethel Presbyterian Church will
have a special Mother's Day Progrnm
in the Sunday School at 1.30.
Preaching services nt 2,30 and 7.30
p.m, An invitation is extended to
everybody to etten)1 this eervice.
S. and Mrs. Cole, of Steatford,
were in the village attending the
runeral of the former's mother, and
spent the week end with Mre. Doh-
erty at Ihturryn. Aly. end Mrs, Col-
by also spent the vt-oek end wif 1 lit,
latter'S sister.
Al/of, I i imert , tittinti.ter
11''v .1. W, ,.11,1 Ili''. il Whorl , or
Uttiteti (eon elt patiseatee,
Is tinlon, will graduate ft 0 1 11,80 ft '11)
FOP). 11 (p.,(411(1, Tiff WO 0, DTI T11,11,flitY,
Alay 12111, Mr. Ilitiberi 9198 0 1'10 Imo
pa -tor or 1411101 Mitt hodi-t Choi eh.
t; .TI- tin .1 -
ed take tin., to thew;
Intrey frieeds and nerthbors fur their
kindness during George's lay-up of
the past 12 weeks. It has been much
appreciated and will never be for -
Dunbar Fanitly.
gQ(e'ttt:lein'tert A rtustroog, of Toronto
Univevaity, RIM 8011 or 1499, le 11141.1
Ails, Armstrong, of Liston el, 14 let 111-
81 pastde of Ethel Methodiat Critirsh,
will spend his SIMITTIPP 8111181 41))) 1111 0
tniSsion field, at. Lando:mile, _Alta.
0 d fi ends are glad to see Calmat/
keeping up the good work.
COLI3Y—COLE.—Tite home of Sips -
worth :a and Mrs. Cole. 63 Douglas
sti vet, Strath.: tl, seeue of IT
quiet, bin pretty weddiog, on Wed-
nesday afternoon, of last we3k, at
4.31) o'clock, vt hen their youngest
(Iftl11.1111e1, Alma 119111111P, WKS 111111,11
111 11111'1 859 1)? A I bei 11 . Colby, son of
Jillts.arci and Airs. Ool by, also of ST 1-81.
tOP(1. Tioe ceremony was per folioed
; by Rev. James 11Iford, of Salida,
uncle of the bride. The bride, wit()
was given away by her father, was at -
tilted in a lovely gown of two•tone
rosewood crepe and wore hat 111,11
ahoes 111 11111,1011, 111.1. 11 rwers were
carnations and sweet peas, 'Doti e
were no attendance, Alter the eer-
eniony, a wedding breakfast was eery -
111, and Intel. and Mts. Colby left
on %short hout-yrnoon trip to Lend.
011, Sarnia and Dett vit. Fur trav-
elling, the bi 111" W(IPP It dress of Week
satin (1111)111911 191111 rose and a coat or
block satin fu •t. innued. A smart
hati of black and white completed her
costume, Guests wet/. present at the
wedding. from Listowel, Seaforth end
Sarnia, Alt'. and Ales. Colby will be
at home to their friends after May
lets at 63 Douglas street.
The Social held last Frriday even•
ing, under the auspices of the Presby -
191 ian Ladies' Aid 1889 quite a sue -
cess. After a well•rendeted megrim'
of solos, recitations and music by the
rierhestra, the people were asked to
take part in a (ample of contests.
Before the crowd (1181)P1PP(1. ft good
luneli was stn. Yea. The following ad•
dress of welcome Wag (0,411 10 Rev.
and Mrs. Williams and family, who
have lately come from Iowa, U. S. A.
REM. AND AIRS WILLIAMS AND FAM.
DEAR FRIENDS —
We, the members 1111c1 adherents
of Ethel Presbyterian 0.11.11011, have
assembled here, this evening, LO W.)1.
come you to our midst. You cattle
here as strangers to all of us, but we
desire to show you in (4)1 informal.
hut eincere way, that WV ale 3-1.111
friends. For the past three years,
we have been, figuratively speaking,
"sheep without a shepherd." Doling
that time, WP 111409 felt the need 01 )4
coincorting and guiding hand, not on-
ly in times of sicknees and soirow,
but also in our general activities and
Sabbath worship. We have waited,
knowing that in Ged's own time, our
want would be supplied, 1111(1 e are
confident that we have been guided
in our choice of a leader, At the
814(119 time, we know that even the
best of 1e111]11 8 110(03 811111/111 teils, and
we tt nst. that 9(10111,1 na will do his
utmost to 011119 God's work prosper
in this community. May yrn, Alr•
Williams. enjoy the hospitality and
friendship of all these whom you
seek to serve matters I'' (((('(1.
May Mrs. 'Williams and ehildt en feel
that they are always welemue guests
in any of nor homes. Bitty our PO*
jom 0 togetheit he mutually beettivial,
and may yone work 1/1 our midst he
crowned with snooess. Signed on he
half of the Leith's' Aid of the Pi esby-
testati Church, Ethel.
The remains of one of Clinton's
oldest residents, Elizabeth Anne
Simpson, beloved wife of the late
William Colo, were buried from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Adam
Glazier, of Frederick street, on Fri-
day. Rev. C. J. Moorehead of On-
tatio street United Church officiated
in the burial service. Interment was
nutele at Ethel. The pallbearers were
Herbert and Alfred Glazier, George
rind Fred Cole, Wesley and Fred
Stephenson. Many beautiful flowers
were received from the following:
Family (pillow) ; children, Herb. and
Mrs. Glazier, Stratford; the Reeves
family, Toronto; Stephenson grand-
children, Brussels; Glazier grand-
children, Clinton; George and Mrs.
Hall, Flint, Mich.; Campbell Suther-
land, Kinburn; Buick Works, Flint,
Mich.; Mrs. .Stephenson, Kinburn;
H. and Mrs. Gidley, 13lyth; W. and
Mrs. Sago, Clinton; Mrs. A. C.
Streets end children. Those who at-
tended 110311 a distance were: 3. and
Mrs. Cole, G. W. and Mrs, Cole, Geo.
and Mrs, Hall and (laughter, Fillet,
Mich.; S. S. and Mrs. Cole, H. and
Mrs, Glazier, Ii'red and Mrs. Cole
and daughter, Wigs. George Pollard,
Mr. Colby, all of Stratford; Thome
and Mrs. Pollard, Dave Nelson, C.
Sutherhinel, Kinburn; Thomas and
Mrs. Butts, Robert and Mrs. Day -
mond, Kippc'n; Mrs. William Steph-
enson, Fred and Mrs, Stephenson,
William and Mrs, Stephenson, Wes-
ley and Mrs. Stephenson, A. and
Mrs. Jacklin, Brussels; E. and Mrs.
Pickard, of Porter's Hill. William
Cole and wife of Listowel and a
number of other relatives attended
the burial sereice at the graveyarti
at; Mount Pleaeant cemetery, Ethel.
The members of tlx family wish to
thank sincerely the firernes aud rei-
ghbore ler titeir kindxi . to their de -
19
111,4,
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Inn a n iz,§ MEMBERSHIP OF
UNITED CHURCH
IS INCREASED
A car of Cement for
sale at Walton Sawmill.
Jno.
cD nald
Phone 1913
Brussels Public School Report
ROOM III
8 i, 118101 to represent the number of
81(4(11 11(4(10111, Missed,
SR. IV -
13',, yollerk 84
laek White 83
.1 P1111 C0010/1,11, 8(1,3
1/{.(111{{1t1 Walk /0 78.2
(2,1111(11110 Walker 76
Jaelt Hamilton. 72 2
Viola Fox 67
Allan AI et:racket; 6'22
Florence Gaitimage 50.7
*Hilda Whittard 40,5
JR 1 V—
Nancy Jane Fowler .. 76
Beefy!' Dennison ..... 73
1411101(14 Hamilton ' 864
Evelyn Riley 04 4
Jack Douglas 60.2
*Sam l'olleek 60
Mary floe 56 2
Gl0113. 9 PaW911t) 541
Jim Kerr 59
Scott Butt/hill 57.4
Jack McDowell 59
Russel Fox 46 6
Melvin Thompson 49 6
1108591 Farrow 41 2
Norman Thompson 35 (1
SR. III—
Marguerite Logan 80 5
Jessie Little 74.1
Dean Davison 73 it
Alairnie MeQuarri 1 70 0
Alarguerit,• Br yens 08.7
Frieda Pollaid 05 2
Alice Pope 05.2
Russel 131 yans 554
Jaelz Rutledge 54 8
Lorne Kerr 50.7
Mac McDowell.. 48 5
IV. J. Rutledge 47 5
Phyllis Hityans 48 S
Stewart Lowe 41.2
John Campbell 20 5
E. DOTITITR, Teacher.
14001211
Report for March and April. Those
rn:;.rked * missed one or more eXarn-
illations.
JR III—Examined in Arith., \Vi it
Hiet., Art, Geog, Lit., Comp. and
Read.
Edna Ihnvison 7(1.7
Fred Burchill 71 8
Stuart Brigham 79 '
Jessi 1 01.1.1(1 well 73 1
Donald Wane 71
Donald Ferguson009 7
Lyht flicks 61
Jean Riley 00 5
'NM Gam/nage 58 7
Irene Riley538
William Edward 51 2
Stella Henderson 46 6
*111114 Farrow 44 6
Sit., 1I—Examined in Arith, Lit.,
Spell., Comp., Art, Ceog., Writ,
14101 Read.
Aleen Gibson ......... . —84..5
..-
Vera Fox ,
Hilly Palmet.
Helen Douglas
Lloyd KOPnag111411
JAck Fate ow
Bei tie 111014'.
3110 Ritchie
70 d
' Huron Presbytery Receives Very
3-- 14 1;.4:1:4;Set C4oalitions
—Raised $223,277—One Student
Recommended for Ordination --
Committees Are Appointed
Goderich, April 29. --The Huron
Presbytery of the United Church at
its meeting yesterday accepted its
allovation, received the annual re-
ports and appointed a number of
committees as well ee sending on
several resolutions and approving of
:several students and recommending
one for ordination.
At the afternoon eesison the chair
was taken by Rev, George Telford,
of Blyth.
The report of the Maintenance
and Extension Fund committee was
given by Rev. W. D. McDonald which
showed the $47,000 had been raised
for this fund.
The report was adopted.
The allotments in the Maintenance -
and Extension Fund for the (mining
year for the churches were given by
Rev. George Telford which are as
follows, Ashfield, $1.900; Auburn/
32,000; Hayfield, 3600; Belgrave,
31,000; Benmille,r, 81.000; Ifinevale,
81.100: Blyth (St. Andrew's), $1,-
300; Blyth (Queen street), 31,350;
Brucefield, $1.400; Brueele, 32,000;
Centralia, 31,200; Clinton (Ontario
street) 32,800; Clinton (Wesley Wil-
lis-, 32.500; Creditors, 31,100; Dun-
gannon, 3800; Egmondville, 3300;
Ethel, 31,125; Exeter (.1ones street)
33.300; Exeter (Main street), 31,-
500: Fordwich, 31,000; Goderich
(North street), 33,000; Goderich
(Victoria street), 3100; Grand
Bend, 31,800; Gerrie, 31.100; Hen -
sail, $2,600; Holmesville, 3400; Kip -
pen, $1,250; Nile, 31,000; 'Armies-
boro, (P), 31.000; Seaforth, 32.500;
McKillop. 3900; St Helen's, 31,100;
Thomas Road, 31,470; Varna, 3800;
Walton, $1,575; Wingham, 84.000;
Wroxeter, 31,090.
The, following reeommendatiors
were also brought in and adopted.
"That an immediate effort be
made to place all the information re-
lating to the Maintenance and Ex-
tension Fund before every congrega-
tion and that Sunday, May 22nd, he
set apart for a genera; exchange of
Pulpits.
"That all allocations as presented
be accepted and an earnest effort be
made by every congregation to
reach the objective set before it.
Every congregation is urged to ad-
opt as widely as possrde the 11)")() of
the weekly duplex envelope as the
hest nr,ans to ensure regular propor-
tionate systematic giving.
"That every congregation adopt
gg e the system of monthly remittances to
63 0 the treasurer of the church.
61 5
581
4) 6
JR, II—Examined in same sobjects
as Sr. 11,
Alina 131ya11s 94 1
Jack lirteker 787
Harold Yolleck
77,5
Methrerly Lowly ......708
()Intl Plum 76
Alarm King '7"
Bowman Gallietith (e)
Not yen Rutledge 114.7
Mac Edwards 61.1
Totn Strachan 60 3
Ji nt Douglas ir.4 8
Elwood MeQuarrie 58 2
Nod Rutledge ...... . 42 (i
MARY 14. MeNeem, Teacher.
ROOM I
tiw. I—Examined 111 Alitho Snell.,
Read., Welt., Dep. and Daily Work.
Isabel McTavish 1)1
INIargery Riley
Gerald Gibson ‘48
Alattgat et Scott 87
133110 Stephenson 85
Jim Palmer 84
Alutiel Halal 82
Garf, Henderson
Al emery 141110 74
Archie Holmes '78
Ethel Foe 711
Dort) t h y Ballantyne 118
813tuee Mantra 50
JR, I—John Fowler 76
814 Pee—Exeellent—D, Dennison,
kleQuateie, 0. Cunningham, 13.
Best, 1. Riley, H. Xing, H. Htvam 11.
Rutledge, E 12/.9.'119101, G
Beightun, *13, Bekraler, (4. Galbraith,
l)'. Rutledge, H. (4i)tt.
61* INT. Pn. —Exeellent— AL Whit-
tard. Good—II,Oampbell, J. Lowry,
JR, PR — I). Ilenamerling, le,
Scott, V. Plum, M, Davison, IC,
Spier, M. II:leiter, 0. Ament, Al. 11.
ICeer, B. Stiles, A. Doeglee,
E. I, IluctIANAN, Teacher,
ereteed et -dative during her long
!WC'S, •
Erect New Church
Tho church property report wee.
peesented by Rev. J. W. Kilpatriek,
asking permission for the Dayfiald-
charge to erect a new church at Por-
ter's Hill. This was granted.
Rev. C. J. Meorehouse gave the
report of the Life and Work Com -
mince re Sabbath Obeereance which
Was adopted.
The Religions Educational Com-
mittee work Wris reported by Rev. 3,
I Byron Snell, of Londesboro, who
spoke of having a standee(' training
echool conducted by the Presbytery
this year. Lack of time prevented a
more full report
The report of the -committee re
Students and Candidates for Ordina-
tion, was given by rile Barnby- as
follows: That having oxamined
1211'-
501 G. Cook, We cordially recom-
mend him OP a eandidate for the
minietry of our church and hereby
certify him to the Theological Col-
lege at Queen's University at King-
ston or to 18111112 college he may
choose to attend.
• That WO recommend that the fol-
lowing be certified to Victorte Col-
lege—A, Clayton Baxter, 3. 0. Brit-
ton and John It Snell.
That John McIntosh and Carmen
Hough be revemmended to the Un-
ion Theological College at Toronto.
That H. G. Whitfield having com-
pleted his corneae as certified by Rev.
Prin. Dawson we reemumend Presby-
tery to ask London 'Conference to 11-
(1111151 him to preach and to be or-
dained at the approaehing (infer-
ence.
This sport WaS ndepted.
Rev. S. Jefferson explained a
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