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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-5-11, Page 1VOL. 55 NO 47 y,' 2.boPer annum 'in advance BRUSSELS, 17'41,30. WEDNESDAY, MAY I.I. Ig27 r'. L. KERt' , 'rotriercr 414'4444 Ht+H'"+M+i"+'+ 4. 4+4'4 1H•MJ++4+H4,44-4.8444-0-4 8+64+t4,444w:41f I New l dr amiaem'n(H fit• 14 The Surrounding District 1 I,134 F:M�M44H ♦; � jh✓:H�w�I V:H�Ii1.�:*i !�'i: tiF'+'"v"f 1 tHHt♦tH H4� Hh1�h,',H+,•+�,MI•ItF1++++++F FHM 4.4,t414�+`'P'I Y. GREY survived by three daughters, Mre. A Mise 11'1iugaret 1 -Judson, Detroit, f, Milking. Frielto 1 ; Dlt8. Rohan. Wal - spending 011 extended visit with her 1aee 3(131 Mildred, alt hnrne, also 03113 mieon, Leslie. .A eon, Alfred, paid the mint, Mrs. H. m oldYuill' s(1 nl ule sacrifice in the (Great Wal Chu I4IiI Tim old Welk, who has 1'11. funeral 31311: held from her late be,.o visiting al the hewn' of his fatly residence, i) 1 ,ley street, e1', ret to tied to Wiartoo, last. week. Miss Belle McIntosh, of Paisley Block, Guelph Twp., is visiting her LISTOWEL sister, Mr,. Neil D. MCNaiL', 141.h 00n, Mrs. Will Hollinger attended the One of the best-known women of funeral of her uncle, Thomas McO•ae, Listowel and district, Mrs. J. M. Nie - at St. Catharines, Monday, of this 01, wife of Rev, J. NI, Nicol, minister week. of Knox Presbyterian Church here, foe the past 1.4 years, died last week, in the local hospital, where she had WINGHAM , been a patient Inc the last two sL. months. Mrs. Nicol, who possessed Miss ()etherise Nelson Minnie , I an attractive personality, had taken was found dead in bed, on Saturday,a prominent part in the organ tzat10ns by her neighbor. Airs. 0. Pattison. Iof Knox Church and of the town in Coroner R, O. Redmond decided that general, Prior to coming to Listow- Miss Nelson died shortly after retie- el, Rev. and Mts. Nicol had iesieled in n had lived Wallaaehut >. whet ing, The late Miss Nelson Wiai'tnrl and t, in this vicinity all her life, and was I par, Nichol had had pastorates. The horn in Tnr'nberry Twp. She is ear, deceased, who was Miss Jane 0011001(3 vived by two sister3s, Mrs. Jaln1BPole• of Chatham, before her marriage, is 'r and Miss Maggie, I 'vived byher husband, two (langh- ell, of Turnbel y, set P'I'ornnto, 343431 a brother, James, of tars, Miss Fora, a teacher in She Pub- lic School here, and Alms Kate, at horse, and oar son, James, engaged in newspaper work in Sodbury. 'rhe funeral was c'Inducted from Knox Church, Perth Presbytery being in charge of the. services. Seaforth. The funeral wets held from her late residence, on Monday, servic- es being conducted at 2 o'clock, by Rev, Me, Walden, of Bluevale. In- terment was made in Win gham cem- etery. BLYTH On Thurflay evening, May nth. Misr Il'ilboru, wife of the late Pio:immure! Hilhorn, passed to Der reward• She had been lit ill-hen.11'dl for :nine time, but it was not until recently that het' condition 11311,' (-onside? pd serious. Mt-. and SL's.I-1111>mn caul' to Blyth front Freeltou, about. 10 years ago. Ale, Hilborn (metaled the Sour mills. tip to the time of his death, about six years age, when 'lissom Leslie, and S. (4, Leslie took over the business. hirs. Hiborn 33'813 a F 1ithPul ruetnher of Queen street U„filed (1)101(' 1. /She is t�l BUY YOUR GROCERIES at Erkmia 9a Grocery a�� t1' 1' JUST CALL 64 PROMPT SERVICE Our Motto Try our Teas and Coffee Is Side's Nie 11491 A Rollicking Farce in 8 Acts written by Raymond W. Sargent Will be Presented by The Moncrieif Dramatic Club in the LONG'S HALL CRANBROOIi Friday Ev' May. 13 f Under the auspices of C. 0. F r,lrlinrd Tate, • Esti, A main(' Young Lawyer ,. AduMe- i1r,nn - T'ranels Pelton—The cause or all the trouble Clifford Dora Hale—Very much attached to the trouble . hazel Snelr- an Alice Malcolm—A dos' churl of Hera's Laura Patterson Mrs, Sarah Ann Mullen—A Wo- man of few words ,. Mtldrod Howard Simon P, Felton—Prank's Uncle who never makes a mistake Jas. McTaggart Philander Pllmore—"1',nrhle but wise" Orval linr"?9nn Timothy Hay—A 00110 r at Happy Valley ,,,. 1,111 111'13 naw Silas Steklemoore—A Constable at Happy Valley 14 Leslie ac Admission 35c and 20c GODERICH The Town Council is negntiat ing for the sale of the Maitland Road plant of the former National Shipbuilding 034„ on terms that mean all active aper- , atinll of the plant, An Agreement has not yet been readied, although 1 the c )0111311 has offered very generous Itering. (4oderich has lost one of her oldest citizens in the person of W1Win tin J. i Johnston, who pawed away nn Satur- cltty evenin +. The late Mr. Johnston his 91st ear, and anus the old- wits in y est native born 013131334 living in l:he town, having been born here. Ile owned several lilne kilns and was a coltractnr, having built several of the old buildings, including the county court house. For a number of years, he had been living with his family, in Chicago, hut for the past four years, he had resided on St. Patrick street, here. An rnon11013oen t has been made that Rev. J. N- H. Mills, 113rtoe for the past ten ye'ti's or :;t..11011es' Anglican Church, (Grand view, Brantford, has 9 George's ,• of �t C ]ed rent 1 been non €T Church, God erich, succeeding Rev. S. S. hardy, who has gone to Clarion, Ohio, the meriting rector having been Canon .1 13. Fotheringham, now rect. or of (Grace Church, at Brantford. During Al, Mills' inctttnbeney here. 111' 11118 had a new church built, find the congregation is in a flout ishing pnsinl n. He is a member of the 13111(1131 of Education and an active ' Mason, lie will become it !aerobe,' of 10 e Chinese on the removal of Rev, J. T).'MacKeezie Naughton from Owen Sound to Nova Scotia, I n, 8810- 1 Un .n1' 1110' nl I i\ 1 l 1 Il 1 1 1 „1'13 Vor •• 11 I 3 , :41,4,11,011 811oa 1:,;p rt 7\i - le. Ilrighenl Hacker cnie tor 0 1 Is , ht `+f -n-1 Auction S,1,• 11 W. F6tii1•' ("113 8810 or IN.I4t 113'. I allu•r 111,318' for 1 I C to. McMillan I. 81,10 Or 18•311-1 \',..,1101418 I 11 Lni.o lelr,a t 113: „ n li 111 rrlync 'renders 4',':ull d 141131(311 P ('nnn('11 court of ReVI vlun—oil uis(Q: Council leleguer—\yitlten Partners' Co-opera- tive 1'uLlle Meeting—Women's Institute Notice to Creditors—Estate of H. Me - Notice to Creditors—Estate of J. L. \ Davidson The Guild of St, (George's Church met at the home of Mrs. 4Villialn And• etsolt, on Wednesday afternoon, of last week. There w0s a large number present. Alter the business part of meeting was over, the hostess and her daughter, Miss Eva, served a splendid lunch, WALTON Joh: and Mrs. Johnston and Miss (Gladys- Bolger, of Seat'orth, sjPrlt 141'13' eeal clays at the hone of the latter parents, Thomas and Mre. 13(31(3131'. The pupils of \Valtnn Po ie School sped( Friday afternoon planting trees and Hulking flower beds, eu'nul1(5 the school grounds, This will add touch to the 1113uuty of the ech001 grounds. 111es. Armour Dundee, of Walton, and Mrs. \Vm, (4illes11(e, of 213aforth, motored down L'o Waterdown, last west, and visited John and Mts. OarL•- e1', of that plane, WROXETER Arnold lldgar made a business trip to Windsor. this week, Jas. N. Allan and F, Davey have purchased n'w Ir:sex ears, Leonard and Mrs, .Rotten, Blnevule, were visitors here, on Monday. \Var. Pat Leeson has been on the sick list for the past ten clays. Mrs. Chas, \Velldt, of MHarney, is the guest of her eon. J. R. Wendt. Pd, Lowry, of Brussels, called on friends in the village, no Saturday. F. Davey and Rev. R. S. Jones are attending the Synod, in London, this week. Harry Allan has returned/ feorn Toronto, where lie has been attend- ing Phatanaey. Frank blocks .anti daughter, bliss Hazel \Vocks, 7'eeswater, foi me) 1'1381• dents of Tut Mite II, visited M (his neighborhood. on Satueday. The Anglican Church was filled to capacity, of Sunday evening, when Rev. R. S. Jules delivered tt vete tine address to about sixty-five members of the I. 0, 0, F. Society, as well as 0 large congregation outside of the So• ciety. Rev, Ira MONO \vil1 sl)t1ak i+" the interests of the Armenian Relief Association in the; 'Toren hall oil - Monday ev' g, May 16 at 8 o'clock Collection in Aid of the work Meeting under Auspices of Women's Institute. School. This h1)0101nus play has reit calved great applause, at the various places shown. Proceeds will go to- wards 0 Communion set. Admission 2513 Wi',gharn Orchestra will furnish the music Jur the evening. BELGRAVE 0, R. Coultes spent Lite week -end in Toronto, George Van Camp is spending a week n1' two al. (Guelph and Toronto. n• Ill A119. A,Groves 1I'.Sntn Jordan, 19 of0lintou and little daughter, all , wine visitors in the village, last week, The Young People's Society of Knox United Church, Belgrave, has 13113131(3(1 a boys's and girls' teams in the inter -church League for softball games, and will start prltc.ti0P, in the near future. W e wish theta all suc- Ce,s. The aa113111a.1 meeting of Bel grave Women's Institute will he held 034 Tuesday alternonn, May 11th, at the home of hire. 3nhn Bell, 5111 line, Morris. A fall attendance of mem- bers and all abet ladies 0 t le coo• mutiny is hoped foe. A very succeseful Mother's Day 913r - vice was held in the United Church Sunday School, Belgrave, last Sun. Baty morning. Phe al.t-et1C11tnce wile 142, Flowers wel'(' given to Aitu'ie .Anderson, the yougest child present, and also to Mrs, Corbett, tine mother having the largest. family )11 es131nt. Mies Cola (101ltes sang "Memoi138 of Mother.” The Presbyterians of St. Andrew's 011tir00, Windham, will present their play, "The Spinster's Return,” in the Forester's' Hall, Belgrave. on Friday, May 20111, at S p. nl„ rindee the aus- pices of the Presbyterian Sabbath Reduced Prices on all kinds * of Woodwork, Planning and * Sawing. * Cars Repaired and Trimmed * Painting on Buggies and - cars given best attention by * W, C. Smith. Plow Shears Ground *I Rubber Tiring a Specialty GIVE US A TRIAL * },eta Repair Of rivet Shop P Expert Ser vice We w'lI give you expm't service On all kinds of General B1ack- 'snlithing, Buggy and Wagon repairs; and Slorseshoeing, Patronize the Mort that gave you the old 25c Shoe rate again BRIGHA CRANBROOK The Oshawa Reformer, of last weak, in trlakir)g reference to vttrin119 tea( estate changes in that city, em' - tabled the following item enneerning a former wel1.know1) Or anbrnohite : "W, J. Hunter has disposed of his beaut1ful home, at 41 Connaught street, to Col. Chappel, the price, it is understood. being $14,000," HENFRYN A quiet, but pretty wedding was enlet(ntzed al, the home of 0, ;Aaron, when Miss Mary Maker Das married to ;lank Wilson, of Greenock. The wedding set 0w011y was performed by Rev. Mr. Wright, of Trowbridge. The Bride looked charming tr. a grow rt or blue silk and carried a Sequa of 111y -of -rhe -valley and mange blo:sorns, The groom's gift to the bride was it wrist watch, to the the bridesmaid, Miss O'Connos, a bracelet, and t.0 the groomsmen. a gold stickpin. The Toting temple motored to Hamilton and Niagara Falls. Oil their return, they will reside o1 the grn(m'8 fine ?turn, in (Greenock. Many gaol lvislt• PS go with the bride and groom. THE BLACKSMITIi The Ewen Block r� • 4 4144 1v ♦ • ♦ ♦ 4,44•154.44-44.14:4•444.44.0:+.04484+43:411 CAR OF "'0,'°.>;,(�Bra6'13d\M;1a.�e�'�'i'fa��esteion[ - ,•.,.,. ta ac Y�,:mm �tsmremri*ssititd,r Over a three year period our pens in the Canadian contest have madethe best showing of any ds entered by any breeder covering thePast three years, At `• Int can: pen in the Canadian contest is .l i in first place for all Is from Ontario in the light bread. the Ontario contest our t is in the first place for the light broods. In the Nova t contest our pen is in second place, a Government pen holding first, We have the high hen in this con.test in the twentieth week, I I We are bOoked up in IVIay or 12,000 alticicons. Will have thesurplus each week at $1'2 per 100. Juno chicles $12 per 100. after ,6,v B. Ef 11.4 a'li w�9 ('f;,1' l Cit ,xtiranae,cawi„wrarm:ra,(saso343434.avrisuamxamrr.•mrkr.atl,e. n to tic unloaded on Saturday and Mon- day, tecial price; off car. 11 atch this space 111 Xt we'd: t„r program oI 1'IC)NI-TEI: C i? I. F. I; 1, •,T(t�\ „t opening of CaiitadaraUiail rarii at Ethel on May 1.th, will bent -Rt by n hat, he teas it, d live in the atmosphere he did so much to create. And, if '•J 'I"' h,e. ltov knotvl1dge 1 f 1t now, 115 will .wile at hr sin titer fo,getfuhlhss attd rej• ire iu ti a huger fact," 1 it 1.341340 7011,1'2 1'.'111 dem. ++ .,♦w , ,.�l Y•i'• +`1' c� ,la nuY t'1, r:_te,+.• tt ,1311}, - o Scout 1f. _ ..,; Id cute.' k - °°� p gR�j °���gy ,,,„y., , , , oonctra ion F, hd tl'• .311 a nior , is ' - Y(o1) i,,' in 1lie Ic1('d= ,•f t.lw 4`:'. 1'. A. ,.Jret'(r:' 1' It I twist h- 0133134 •' H ,}• 1 1 all R'i 1 .1 '1:: ,t,.!.x,cint ore ire, ,;t'o'ps 113431 tht: et-1V'tn, re: Senior No, 1 Galt. City, Babcock, Wil. vox, Goldie-McCullorn (of Galt), hot 1,,nr'r 1(3134;