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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-11-30, Page 1VOL, 56 NU, 24 1//)2.00 f'er annum in advance KAY " eltiriNT 1719C'1 311W 043h41'A WIEEWEIMMOBINEEISI�' Rrrd 'wrtier Days in Your Dollars will have more Cents at following prices oPday eI G'JS-RMPR+ PAPia Iuvaie Bulk Dates, 2 lbs. Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs. Matches, 2 boxes for 23c Corn Starch, 3 pkgs. 23c Macaroni, 3 lbs. for 23c Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, 2 27c 27c 27c We have all fresh Fruits for Xmas Baking—Raisins, Currants and Peels. Prices and Quality cannot be beaten. Mar Highest prices paid for Cream and Eggs. Phone 1'finghem fl9-11 Smith Bluevale The Independent Grocer with Chain Store Prices. rr4 L)RZiSSEL,S, QNTARlC.1,. WEDNESDAY', N()1"E.1111f;A 30 1927 ! 15'ow, Advertisements Lanae-(ie.rgo Wvrs„nher» , Truett to hn•o-U.11) Inn d un Jixrnnr-N4.Dear tte'et.u1 n Walton 1ie1better Luys -A 1) ,autdi Needing Malnsne4-11a(1l uv (trey Nur, (:tub .0 ,n1e-^ d Church Luau... Aid bones -lemon 1.1.1.1'Halt 14ult nu 13.,0 n •-duo's United 011101'h W. M. 8. Bulk for sa1P-1Jhve). 'r ll:,,hull & Sono Nouns to 1,'r .rti4ut s--Ciidena Parkes estate ' tltirlet11n14 snooping -F. 111 811/11111 Norton V) Ured111ou 141. 11 nrrinun estate Uoukerels for sola --Wt, J. (leant Huand lost -?bane 71x Hag 4 1,ast--113, f, 91rt1aaa'd. Ileo I I one 1.111 1'oullry wanted -haat Huron a ruauce EOM. velum, Bros -dela (tor 8016-L..Bollinger Wanted -Apply at T1111 POST, Joint, 011 the homestead ; Mia. Chas. A, Riach, Otterville Mrs. SoIIll (k, Ornnbrook • Mrs. WVw, J. 13eit•ues, Seufnr 1,h, Five childl'e0 ate deceas- ed. Five grandchildren and six great grandchildren also survive, The fun• eral was held on Wednesday, Nov, • 231(1, service being held at lbe home of her son, al 1 80 o'clock, followed by public service iu St, Alban's Church, Atwood, of which she was a4 member, at 2 o'clock. Rev, 11. Tie Oldham con- ducted the service, and interment was made in ISImo Oentre cemetery, The pallbearers were three brothers, Rich- ard, Samuel and Reuben Baldso0, and three son in•laws, Thomas Fuestor•, I Wrn. Beirnes and Otto Schnook. The ' flowers consisted of : a pillow, tvorn the family, nephetts and nieces ; splay, Wnulen's (mild, of St. Alban's Church, ; spray, L, 0, L, 630. At- wood," i»4arT�«:a:'''."� ».:»+.�+:«t »]•-QA'd»::.";«,««;w.».!+:..7:'. '3. The Surrounding District 1,L BLUEVALE, Anson and Mrs. 'Thornton, of Gor- A. H. Come Ts mode at business trip riThcoornspentont' . Sunday with Wrn. and 3210. to Belleville, title week, Thos, Beddow is at present visiting 181 11( relatives at Brantford. Irwin l,, Dar4t shipped a car of tur- nips to Cleveland, this week. Chas. and airs. Cnultess, of Listahv- ef, spent Sunday with airs. G. Snell, Black 1,C Johnston shipped two clue of livestock to Toronto, nn Saturday. Harold and Mts. Holures,of Detroit., visited with the fo•rnez's patents here. G+orge 11r,Donald, of (3oderieh, 01111ed on chi friends here, on Satur- day. A, end 11(08, P1'00110, of Belgrave, spentSunday at the home of James elesters. Lee Breekentidge 11118 pal chaeecl the 5(4 acre grass farm ft nm Mrs. Robert lie mil tan. Wallace Immune has gone to Strut- fold, tratifold, where he hag secured a position with the i 1 1) 1, I Ir uI n 011 PRfn Pl'y. . 16 �1 'i• FOR HIRE 4. ÷ Having purchased a Truck 1 I am prepared to do out -of - H town cartage at reasonable ':: F prices., Give us a trial. rog+, ,,. Chas.R. DavidsonDavidsoya �. .q Phone 57 Brussels 1. •t-{a.t.l,.;,+4.-:•-:.4..:s.,R..?..+.1..11•.;.(.,,'.,[ 4.•1,.§.4.- ,1, St0 David's Church HENFRYN RECTOR Roy. Maurice F. Oldham, ind Sunday in Advent -- Dec. 9th 2 p.m.—S. S. and Bible Class 3 p.m.—Evening Prayer Service. Litnny and Sermon Wei. and AR's. Elliott and Mrs. Al- , ex, liastie, aF Wroxeter, spent Sun• clay at the home of G01(1ou Hall. Reuben, William and John Garrotes , have returned home from a hunting 1 trip up North and each brought Morrie tt line deer. CRANBROOK Knox Presbyterian Chnl'ch, Oran - brook, intend holding their annual Christmas entertainment, on Wed, nesday, evening, Dec. 21st. Watch for fat they particulars dater. Mp'rnon. PASSES AWAY.—The At- wood Bee refers to 111e death of the mother of Mrs. 5chuock : "Ales, John Hatherley, sr., died very suddenly at (he home of her snit, John 11atheldey, 124.11 Con„ Elena, early Monday morn- ing, Nov, 2181, in her 72uc1 year, Al- though not in the best of health for the past year, ML's. Hatherley had been up anti aeouud until 11P1. death and her sudden demise has been a shack Lo the community. Heart trouble was the etl0ge of death. Deceased hada was horn 211 St. Paul's. Downie Township, on A ortl 28t h. 1856, and NOR married when about 17 years old. Following their noteriage, they 1201(18 to Telma Township when the country was 1111 hush, Caking up farming of Lot 11, Con. 12 Elmo. Her husband prI'dereased her 21) years ego. Mrs Hatherley had resided on the same Farm for the pasl.55 years and had a targe circle of friends in the town- ship. Her menden name was Miriam i3aliiaon. Four chit(11184) survive : • n e Will be held in FARMERS' HALL WALTON iedneenay, Dec. lth Music by Lundy's Ludwig Serenaders, of Blyth EVERYBODY WELCOME To Owners of Domini 'n f ,nada Victory r}Nods Maturing Dec. lst, 1927 Dominion of Canada 51-2 per cent Victory Loan Bonds maturing December 1st will be redeemed at any Branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia. ' Bonds may be presented on or before Dec- ember 1st, and payment will be made as in- structed by the owner, either in currency, by cheque or by credit to the owner's account. THE.BANK Of NOVA OCOTIA WALTON Poultry Wanted 1—Milk fed chick- ens over 5 lbs., 28 cents; Geese, 20c dressed. See our advt. on another 'page. East Huron Produce Empor- ium, Brussels. W. (3. Neal spent at couple of days in' Toronto, this week, Miss Fiera He'rt'is visited her sister, Aire. Obarle4 Sella! s, last week. Miss Mar i8 Long, of Oran brook, was a week -end visitor with her sister, Mrs• Roy Bennett, James a0(1 Mrs. Coutts, who spent a couple of months in the West, return- ed home, 011 Satu('(1ay evening. A dance will be held in the Walton Fanners' Club Hall, on 'Wednesday evening of next week, to which all are invited, Orville and Mrs, Habkirk and child- ren, Isabelle and Mack, of W higher„, were visitors with Roy and airs. Ben- nett, on Sunday. Earl' Sholdice returned home, on Saturday, after spending several months in the West., He reports that there was lots of snow it: the West when he left there, Tom and Mrs. Watson and Joe and Mee. Davidson and baby, of London, were week -en v' 1 d tsltcratvithJ ns. and airs. Beune.ht. lir. and Mrs. Watson ((0s remaining for 0 week or so to visit other relatives and friends. CANCELLED. - The play entitled "Tho Young Country School Me'nm,” advertised in last week's POST, by Walton Y. P. S., hos been cancelled an aeceunt of sickness of some of the dramatic e0mp(any, who were to come from Lnncle9hnrn', William Toll, a well-tn•do farmer, and cattle dearer, died at his home near Ifexlock, Hulled: Township, on Friday evening, Ito. 'Toll had been ailing only for a short time, and the end was not expected so soon. He is survived by a growlh.up f.arntly 01 three sons anti two chulghtera. His wife predeceased hint a few year's ago, Nit, Toll was quite Well 11nnwn in busbies, life in W itedein and vicinity. Roe's United Church. W.M.S. will hold a BAZAA IN DUNBAR'S HALL ETHEL Saturday{ Dec. 3rd Jf , A good place to do your Xmas Shopping. Nothing over $1,00 A 153 Lunch Will be served, ce Will be held in LONG'S HALL CRANI3RUOK Tuesday Ev'g, Dec, 6 CDDD MUSIC LUNCH SERVED Everybody Invited ! The Morris & Grey Farmers' Club Will be unloading a ear of Feeding Molasses and a ear of Argentine Corn about Deeember 5th Phone your orders to 46 . L. E..)? , Prot Motor /azaar The annual Bazaar of the Guild of George's Church VW ALf1OI will be held in the A. 0. U, W. HALL Thursday, DDec, 8th There will be offered f Ic sale at Reasonable Prices it Fine range of Fancy Work, On Sowing and Knitting) a'1i; ar- ticles suitable for Christmas gifts, Ladies' and Children's Clothing, also F10 pe•n ed° Baking. Doors open at 2 o'clock Supper served from 4 o'clock Price 25 cents Wru, and ails, Bougard, of St, Thomas ; lel re. Win, Botiger d and AN OLD T IME CONCERT Will be held in the TOWN HALL BRUSSELS friday Ev' g, Dec. 2nd Under auspices of Groups 5 and 6 of the Ladies' Aid of Brussels United Church. Good Program Is beingpreparedby local talent consisting of Songs Readings, Play and Musi- cal Numbers. Admission 25c. SHomemade Baking -OF— Fancy and Kitchen Aprons Towels and Homemade Baking will be held in Grusseis Public library Saturday, D. 16th Under auspices of the Ladies' Aid of United Chureh Afternoon Tea will also be served and Reece Ferris were present at the ceremony. The bride wile h18ge sat- in crepe with hat to match and French seal coat. Alr. and 1Irs, Bew• left by motor for FJarniltote Toronto I and 0011e1' paints, On their return, undertook to Clea • ! and his partner will reside on the :groom's faint a 100.acre farm and mace their home , do Morris. Windermere, Muskoka., were visitors some fifteen years in Colborne Twp arkt at the 110010 of %Villinm and Mrs. About thirty-eighe yetu•a age, they re , gravel z•oad booth, BAZAAR — Thu, achy, Doc. 8th, is the date of the x111,0,4 bazaar of the Guild of 134 George's Chitral), Walton, to be held in the A. O. U. W. Hall, There will lie ttT"lcel for sae all kinds of fehey work, ladia's' acid childreu'8 cinthtng, a.; welt as homemade bak- ing. (.,upper will also be served from 4.n'olnnk. Dnel SUDDENLY IN Los ANGELES — The sad new:: was received here, on 'I'hnretlny, of the sudden death in Los Angeles, California, of Daniel Devereux, but the wire contained no paL'tICUI(lr's. As a a young man, Mt', Devereux learned the hardware busi- ness with eohnson•Bros., in Settforth, nu(1ee G. A. Sills. He was a heather of Messrs, Robert and Jaynes Dever- 8ux, Se41fnrtil ; William Devereux, Flume Road, end air's. John McDon- ald, of Walton. William Koch's house was badly damaged by lire, on Thursday after- noon about 1 o'clock. Thomas Clark noticed the fire and sounded the ei- nem, 'Phe voila era rushed tothe ) fi house and did heroic work in the shape of a bucket brigade and got the fire undee colleted, Although the enn• Iente were somewhat, dantnged by walor the house was saved, Mr. Koch was away from home at the 1.1(1)8. He is 0nrat18(1 in loading hay ni. MoNrtnght• Station for Mr, Gard- inelland the origin of the five ie um. known. GREY Poultry Wanted:—Milk fed chick- ens over 5 lbs., 28 cents; Get -se 20c dressed. See our advt. on another page. East Huron Produce Ent,)or- ium, Brussels. Ruby and Mervyn Grainger visited :u. Ultas, Cleaver's, on Swale y. Ben Hayden left: last week for De- troit, whet: he will epeu(1 a few months, Will, Cardiff and daughter, :hiss Mont . Ad8line were visite in 1 n For eel ew danr days this 1ve014. The Ohrisilntas concert at: Roe's Ulturch is Lo- be held m1, Thursday, Ileo. 22nd, not December 23rd, as men• tlnle(1 last week. Wein. Ward, 6t11 Com, who was ser- iously hurt while at work on the mustier at McNaught, teuently, is improving nicely, Miss Mary .Breckenridge, who has been spending a few weeks at her home, 2nd Con., hes vaunted to her position 111 R. tlllraiuger'a store, Ger- rie. Tom Fotheringham, who has spent about three years 111 this community, where he wonted with Russel Wilbee and lately with Win. 3. Hoy, is leav- ing this week, for Detroit, where he expects to stay for a while. Tool has heel( quite popular in Grey and his friends wish him luck in the U. S, A, A FOR11ER RESIDENT.—The Gorier'• ich Star refers to the death of a pion• ser of this township and father of James McCracken, a former store- keeper at Brueeels : "One of the kind- liest of men was the late James Me- Crackeu, whose death took place on Sunday of last week, at the reek• delh0e of his son, James McCracken, Victoria street, in his ninety-first year. The deceased was a member of Ole group of octogenarians, who were photographed at St. Patrick's Park, in 1926, and always enjoyed these yearly gatherings of the old treeidenta of the town, very touch in- deed, In fact, ohe of his greatest pleasures was to talk over old times with his friende. He was born in the Township of Reach, near Toronto, and came of 0 10111.lived ancestry, his mother being ninety-nine 3'ea('8 of age when sits died, His parents were both With and his father was not far from being an oetog0narian when he died• Mr, McCracken was a tuan of strong oonstitntion and hardly keew what siokneee was until about the tenth of the present month, when he w to atrioken with bro10hitae and firm subs8 dent complications be passed q I elesurvi ed away. 131 byone booth. er, 'Frank McCraoken, inaska obew• tut, and by tee() sisters, Mrs, James Gibson, of Blyl.h, and Mrs, James Kerney, of Sem:eels, It; was in the Township of Grey Mint Mr, McOrack' fired and carne to live in Goderich Since the death of hie wife 8fteal years ago, 3) '. MoUraeken 1441(1 01,1(18 his hnn(8 with his son, 1)81(113 a ((11101) beloved member of the h01(sOhn)d, He had seven children, but 0110 towns- man is the only 80rvivi113 met/thee of the family. Deceased watt a member of the Brethren and the funeral was conducted by Bro, Matthew Lear- mnnt, of Hamilton, The pallbearers were ; Messrs. H. 3'. A. .-lel wan, John Cutt, Matthew Bates, George Henry Bell, Wm. Mannings and Pet- er Cantelon," A Pie coots} wi11 he 1)8 held in Union United Church, on Thutseep night. of this week. This was postponed from Friday last, Miss Lavery, teacher of the Union School, Con. 12, returned to her 11n1 - i88, last week, after a week's illness at bee home in Listowel. Reserve the date. Friday evening, Der.. 100, for the Christmas concert, in S. S. No. 8, lath Con., Grey, known as the Fatten School. Further part- iculars later. Ales, Selwyn Tinker returned home, on Monday, from Listowel Hopp! tid, where she 11(143 been for over three weeks. Her many ft iends will hope for her mune/lens recovery. An interesting contest is bine car - tied on, in Roe's Church Sunday Schon( and (0110)1 interest ie being ehnwn. 'J'he nrt,n(1anre o1 Sunday last was 65. 'Phe objective of the Reboot is 100. Everynn8 le wet (101(18 to the Roe's choral) R'•) at 10.80 and Sunder School at 11 311. The funeral of William Arnold, 3.. tenni trold eon of Fred and Mrs. D.X. ]-1t11 Con., Grey, was held nn 3110 day' afternoon, frr'm the late hone. The infant heti not been in the heel of health for sante tune, hot during the peat couple of weeks, hep88 188)8 held out for its rernvery, but it passed away 0t1 Friday ti(nreing last. A very large number of friends gathered For the service nn Monday afterunnn, . av11811 201. D. M. Guest, of Union Un- ited Church, 381(8 in charge. Inter-' meet was made in Ethel cemetery, MORRIS Poultry Wanted:—Milk fed chick- ens over 5 lbs., 28 Cents; Geese 20c dressed. See our advt. on another page. East Huron Produce Empor- ium, Brussels. =The Eheuezer (Brown town) United Sunday School intend holding their. 0.11111131 0111'1011n,ta Ttee and entertain. meet; on Thnc•sday evening, Deo. 22nd, Remember the date, Harpy and Mrs. Dennis, who have been residents of the 4th Ooriceseiol of Ashfield, have moved to a farm in Morrie, South -East of Bluevale, where they will, in the future, reside. To VIE I11DI'r0R OF THE BRUSSELS PoS'r Another notice that the party who was in Garters' 0,0111(1' anti took out the beer have•to settle for it. We have move respect than was shown its, by giving a chance to settle. We had a better opinion of the people with whom we mingle than to keep one 1101188 looked, Now settle before further steps are taken, if not by us, by the owner of the beer, (Then the, beer won't be all). MRs BERT 0eener 11 The patrons of the beef ring web at the home of Frank Bell, 81.12 line, on Friday evening last. John Milia was elected Chairman of the meeting and gave an outline of the business during the past year. Robb. Shortreetl was elected Secretary and Wm. Short - reed. Treasurer, During the meeting, much credit was given John R 13011 £o' the efficient manner in which he eondueted the business of the ring, during the past year. The ring ware re -organized for the year 1.92S with Mr, Bell as butcher. BEWLIiv—VER IS. —.A oniet mar- ringe wag solemnized lit the manse, i Londo8horo, on Sar u' day, Nov, 19th, 'Woods(Get to) Perris, daughter ofat 11,80 a. when Miss Sadie ff RobL•, and Mrs, Perris, of Hallett, be- came the bride of Joseph W. Bewley, of Morrie. The ceremony Wet net, formed by Rev. Jas. Abery. .The Bride's mere, Miss Lydia Bell, was ring bearrer anal Miss Edna Driver ETHEL ' Poultry Wanted'—Milk fed eh' ck- ens over 5 lbs., 28 cents; Geese 20e dressed. See our advt. on another page. East Huron Produce Empor- ium, Brussels. Howard 11('Kee is working with Quest Dohoo, for a while. Mitt Francis Comae is ependiug a while with MIN. Russel Wilbee, Cnn, 0. A young Finn arrived at the hems of Russel and Mrs. Wilbee, last week. COngl'at 1la11o1(8. Cecil Bateman has been on the pick list, for theoastweek. • We hope he will he heh ter soon, (Ire. Weir has retl,t•rte(1 to her home in Walkerton, after spending a week with Mrs. (De 1 E. A. McMaster, The rebuilding of the Preehvterian Church is nearing completion. WVatelt for the date of the re-npeuieg and fowl supper. Roy 011nnineha111 wee in Toronto, las week, taking treatments at the General Hospital. He was also able to attend the Royal Winter Fair. Wednesday Dee. 21st, is the date of the Anneal ('3 s ins hl1 I concert. of Eth- el }, el P1111lie Srhnnl, further Renounce- ment of which will be made later. Hiss Marie Weisenberg has return- ed '0 4,121 h'>(1r' at (hltnhrnok, after spending a maple of m•n'th9 in the treeer.tl ante of 7'. V,:d(1en and the 44,st t"w weeks with Andiew Bain, who ds now in charge ,:f the corner star.,, Mr. Thomson, (nerch(tnt. of T.istnw- el, IR assisting Andrew S Bain in his general "Incrhere. Mr. Thomson is at 84101.111 at the ,jnH and will prove a valuable help to oto' new storekeeper in getting hint started in the fight (111101,121'. 141!1141!1•111-10E ie too king its appearaer8 ml et, .1 car ,,tit L,,•f t.11e- mete mete 41(2(1 some (ieee al r repnr1ed near Kook - tete A4 (4 I'(' et i;1, in(:.t, 7 0(12111,11111', Dr. E A. 31r31aeirr is visiting iting the evbeot f (.'tes an(1 vaeettettleg all who desire tin tre,tlmen t. Conte to cahut,'il, 'm Snnd•ly. Are. 00(111011 set 141414, will ire held in. Etht•1 United (.'hnrrh n1, 131,1:11,1y heat. Service will he at 7 13. to Th., 0 wee considereole ineieetee in bite( ere and attendance, last ti lm1•ty, hut. still 1,t fete families vele 11100-011 and were missed in the sweeten, Come and join in these friendly servieee. Rev, S W. Hann, fonuerlc peetot' of the 131)101 WLath=h'list (ltlureh, of the Collegiate Institute et et Liedsay, has reeigue)1 to nevem: - at pneiuou as junior science wiener at Kitchener Collegiate Institute. Mr. Hann hue been active especially in c hurceh work and for some time w11.8 SnperiutPnd- ent of First. United Sunday School, PRESENTAT10N. — Last Saturday, after the regular meeting of the Prea- byt:'1.'ian Mission Band, Mia', Agnes Cochrane, e. former Ptesident, was presented with a sandwich plate and the following address DEAR AcsNlss — 111 is with pleasure mingled with regeet that we learn you are about to leave our midst, You have always been a willing worker in our church affairs and you have dole a gond deal in promoting the worst of the Mission Band. Aa a slight token of appeecia• tion of your work, we ask you to :m- eet this sandwich plate, not for its value, hlttias 0 remembrance of your days with Ethel Mission Baud, With the gift, we seed our heartiest wish. es for many years of happiness in your hone Signed on behalf of ET(EL PRE9. 114.5115013 BAND, Miss Cochrane replied briefly, thank- ing the members for their kindness and wished there every 6uceess in their 201111e work, WROXETER ' Editor Roberts, Fordw ch Was Lt visitor in the village on etatorday s Lorne Kaake returned from Big - par, Sask., on Saturday, where 110 has stent three months, Mrs, W. Underwood, Nov : k, suf- fered a fractured an16.>. as the result of ,• atall a hoc house b1, ' ,r- tda art(. t v, n0011. A number from ]sere attended the funeral of Thos. Baird in Ilowiok an Thursday' afternoon.. Intern/Ma WAS made in the Gorrie cometry, Sale and Afternoon Tea cal aid of the Public Library is to be held by the Wom- en's Institute on Saturday, Dec. 3rd In the Library Commencing at 3 o'clock lPersonal Paragraphs - 1 Mrs. J. L. Kerr is a visitor in Tur- onto, this week. Dr, and Mrs, White were visitors in town, last'1'hursdr,v, le 0 le 0 W. B. Strachan, of 'Toronto, spent the wee4.81(1 in town, Mrs. Walter 1V ilhatnson is visiting with ftieude u,'roront.0. W. M. and Mrs. S1101ai,' were Ham- ilton ViaiL111E O11.-1• ill& 41, 5014.811(1, Miss Hilly (3tews, is visiting in Toronto for a few dere, this 1,t eek, Miss Hattie 'reek, of Toronto, visit- ed at the home of hoc aunt, Mrs. D. Robb, •• Mae. E. (4.Low&y spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Jack McGill, 4th line, Morrie. .3 .30 Jos. and Mrs, Davidson, of London, 1 'wer'e here, on Sunday, Mins Mary D:tvicison reeurned with them for e. visit • �• Milton Sharp,ofToledo, Ohio, spent several days in town, last week, visiting his sister, Mrs. Ida Lowry, and other old frienrds. Ben. and Mrs. W4,,!ker and Miss Bet- ty, of New Hamburg, were Sunday visitors with the fo11001 a parents, D. and Mrs, Walker le le ea 0 Bert licIttyre was 10 London, last 1'irnrsday, to see the (18317 Fold car, 1i1which is to he placed on the market ,on. Jilt,. and Mrs. Petgnsnn went to Kit- chener, on 31ontley. The latter will re main there ler senll• time, to under - I ga. medical t t ee, ::nen 1. i111141. D. I1111.1) .:lived hone from 1 Kitchener, thin :e, le, .11et• a three work 'v ,h..' Ki(''i,eler. Wit ter - 1 ion 11.14,1(1. 11:,- is mooch imrrrnved ;it health, miss 111070 .1, 11 23 ton. nF 11'211Pan, Sask., wh01111S been in 'Carman nt- :entling the (Inn- rvotuly of Musk!, pent 11)" w,'ek-r• ,r ',vial hobo( t G. end Mee. Dark. 1 tee 0 le i Dr, John C r v,ii ngh, of Owen Sound, son «' Mt,, Olt ) (.'gv(toelgh, has gone to Norfolk, Neh , who -re Ito joins a rhino, 'rile 1)r. was born 1.11 Brussels. We w)011 him 9(14300841. 13.0.;. ,, The editor hoe 11,00), 112'1'• Lo set out, of the hones, hmt (11P w11110nl; is not xtra g'c•nd yettee. (hie g1111(0 leg, but tike David Hamm. "We are glad to of* able to get up and have the bed made," 04,'210 Mies Mande BIT/1.11£4 returned to her home, this week, (,f`8r spending a month convalescing at the home of E. W. and Mrs, Bryant, 8th line, Morris, having #pentthe previnns three menthe in Chicago, where she was treated for a complicated sinus tr+n1)111' from t. lbbe, she has been sul'- felhne for 9ev1rni 1101'),11132. Miss Janet Dickson ]tuft on ivlonday for New York. At the nomination meeting held here Monday night, the f„il,)wing were elected by acclamation, Reeve, Jno• Henlheber4; Councillors, N. White, R. Stocks, A, J, aando•sen and Thos. Gibson, the latter taking J. Wright's plane or, the last year's council. The regular November meeting of the Wroxeter Women's Institute was held 813 Mrs. J. R. Wendt's, on Nov. 24 Mrs. R. Stocks gave a very full account of the recent convention held in Walkerton, Miss K. Hazelwood' gave e.travelogueof Eastern Ontario through Peterboro, -Smith's Falls, Brockville, Rideau lake and canal to - Ottauwa, It was very interesting and, well illustrated by snapshots. Roll Call was answered by showing now ideas in Christmas needlework, Many new idoas for gifts were shown and - method of snaking demonstrated.. Donations were received to be sent. to the House of Refuge, Clinton Would any who were not present 'and wishing to donate articles, p10a80 'ewe them at Mrs. Wendt's or Miss J, Howe's, before Deo. 10th. MONCRIEFF C- R EFF The annual Oheistmes entertain- ment of Moncrieif School will be held. down on Tnea1,bday.- ela even teand ing; shoDowc, 2011)you,r interMark - estin the sdhooaby being in attend,. tome. - .