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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-2-29, Page 1VOL, 56 NO, 37 2.00 per a9212011Z in advance (0" 8.14+''» d«dr+3«iM. T'✓ ot.. g 01.4.04 R4 » 44::1033, "f444-4 L+tS544..1totttivaio... 44 1r` ' The Surrounding District t Illiepyait i.,1 .'».»IHC:, e .!ItotiF+Sx' :.0.44...4 TI».4,14.0".!. g... rowB-+' .v..K.wt�;x. �k+1_. 1 WROXgTER }looter., Dr. J. M. Field, A, J. AlcKay INsrulT,1.—The regular meeting eodlFeed Weir. Besides the relatives n` r " 1 1 4119 Wroxeter 4Vmn u'3) r x3)4041 in town a Institute ut g who t P attended the wits held at the horns of M1s. Juhi1 funel•al were : 'I'M/nine L 44)30 Mrs. Ad(tms, 1)33)1 'flus -'lay nfl,ernunn Roes (nee Jean ROSS) tied two abut(, 111x« y were prescut 10 beth W. 5, M6 ren, (.3 I .+1331.101)3 ; 13e) 3 V (Allt, of Reveller' glee an inte('eetillg and 111, i Uult ; 11131x, M. Ontt and A. 11'1. 01111, 3)31riot? ve talk 011 '1lneure»co" and the 1. "110 are "31eudtlig Toronto Univers- high fire loss in On Mr.() iu comparison , icy ; Havey G. Hillier, of Toronto ; with other roma vies. Al any twain- ;lamas Outs, et Blyth •; T. and Mrs. i(nl pieCee of handwork wove display, Stratford,.133,(Blyth ttinQ 4rs.3)tu.( ed at the close 3)l• I lit+ 1rtPPting,McKelvey, •1. , of Oonsnl, Seek. The eympathy of JAMESTOWN ' the ()Meerut or Godei•ieh goes out to his widow and family in their bet, 'Ulm l'tateral of the late (loancillo3 env ement, Robert. Hail that, who peeked away i . ((t 11133 home, on Sttnd,iv 0101'11inlc, MORRIS 133 b, Milt, was held room Ills hitt' req( 1 Charles Pollard Lae pireehrlsed the denee, the renewing '?Vr.dnesday aft. 1}110 -acre far» on the 7th litre, M1 3-hH, 013)0013, al God33rielo '(1any attended Fran v 1 Ir.. the Tenet 11 x s l l tit,s,11, tl re e. 3)11311, I. " i ' to L � 111 s f rte he n high h er R { est tm 1 r•ct •r . , s n, , ,- nen l 1 113 l blrl) Mr. Cni t tures ]tell in 1)(') 1 y located For Mr. Poll- town end rural on+nlmaniliee� The 1 )u tl, being Duly } mile ('corn where he MnHnuic Order al tended in a body rind'resi3 1 Look charge of the se) vire, al, the Lorne 130(1 I.11P grave. Rev. H. 0. Mc- 1)ernhid, pastnt of tate Knox P,(3sby_ ('Tien Church, of whirl) the 3133ceneed 1)388 was (tri 11Ctiye mPmber, aHsiel.etl BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1928 New AdvertItte aellt)1 6411d01• wanted -T. 13, Elliott )41indor for Hal t. -w 3)1. BM) Rialto for enle U 113 Rowland. 14..ueekeoper wants((-Jan)83litelu 1 Grain fo13(319—,)331)1) Barr For sale-Sylver ter Osborne Sow for sale -Bert (Miler San for 3)x19-R3Y Teem Seared Munlonl Review -81 elvt 119C hurob 61)31Y i -Y t a tv Nal orN 3)r tptlrH NutR .� c3) J 1 . EL Neer C9nop,t-713rnswele UonSaline)• A3)rtun s.nie-hneton A UCthet i.3) a, K1.Ily 11330,. Beautify ,vm1r borne --80138 s Drug Store Merril) Speoi,tls Ir, R. 80)1411 ]Carol for sale -Henry ettwon(l A udttere' Ab.-wart—Twp. of Grey Sold by tender S. S. Colo , John and 131rs. Joulan. 5111 line, have returned hung nft•al. visiting et 14lratford, 13110bell and Ootlingf(n(l. They had (t splendid time visiting with relatives at the verim)0 points. 1 -he manning will) the gervir('s, Ma', BROTHER, DINS SLTD0R.NLY. — The (.nit sttll'ernd Et paralytic 93,3)11(3 3mul f^')'cion) to (3 set had the £showing al•t.e), an 111nees of only fmn• clays pas- I'r'tet•enrc 10 It brother 131' Soddenly (iso- e, d to his "Ward' 13esidP3) the Aias- wi)h (3 (meet tine : ",yu'Wm. y ,lett, on iv order which attended ih a body, with a ldr 1)3) 1 1V 111 Searlett, form h 1t'' 111 t alder n .,•ns a s a for I n .l'•" c be I± I1 t r c3) (;± U11v 3)l' c nucil of wl)ioh rev. (11111?', was 11 3)l"rnher 31110 10PM0'r3) Lon thisso Cyd netice in the business life 3)F the 1(01333 (111)33 ch 8338,31°31 of which d£ city for Wray el>ry oreppod , 248 1P woe C11erk and repres"nlativea of dead in the lNray jewelry erne 243 the (4nde1•irh Ilural Telephone On., of last week. a le late Scaaftrlett e hfob be wa3 14 direetnr, '('3333 floral insh 017714. 'ear ani Mr. s appar spas tributes were beautiful and 33xpt•esved in his bes77tt. of h and was he poem the heart -felt syulpatlty of rl 90433001- in the bsel: elf hearth ve to the moment w ing cornlmulity. '['hp pa11brn •eve he died. He is survived by his widow were : 141ago Mayor 14. J. A. AIoE;Iv- a i. Reeve 1(oht, Planet', Dr. A. O. St. David's Church HENFRYN RECTOR Rev. Maurice F. Oldham. Second Sunday (n Lent - Marsh 4th 2 p.m—S. S. and Bible Class 3 p.m.—Evening Prayer Service. Lenten Services held every Wednesday evening at 7.30 Morris & Grey Farmers' Club Will have a ear of Standard Re -cleaned Screenings 28th about Feb. and a car of 5X B. C. Shingles some time in March . See us about your Fertilizer and Harness requirements for Spring. Phone 46 tnnttnrrtatromptrwrietatramttromar.mat,nsvingsat who, before her marriage was Miss Emily Little, of McKillop Tcap., and five daughters, Mee, l' 0 ?l31nI??, of .Ann Arbor, and ;111, Roe., Olu'k, Mrs, lientriee Rlnllev. M.o, Sas, leather - lend Dud A1iee 111811111 Sem-lett, 11 of London ; two hreillt 1'9, Aem , nf Van- couver. and linbt., of Sre(0rth ; and two eiet'rs, Mrs Kelly. neer Wal3nn, and M.iee Ellen, Se(Forth. A son, Players, Pianos Organs Tuned and Repaired Satisfaction assured J. C. Blackstone Orders taken by Walker & Black CAR OF NutC�a EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK. J. H ■ F Phone 2214 ETHEL The Bank's first premises, Halifax.A typical branch of the. Bank, today. after all EXPERI ENC is important The policies, of this Bank are based on the records and experience gathered throughout four generations of close contact with every phase of industrial life in Canada. If you have a financial or business problem, you may be sure that this Bank many times has helped its customers solve just such a problem. - A Branch of this,$ank nehr you ,ThewfFf welcome your Account. BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ESTABLISHEtb 1833 - Capital $10)000,000 '" Reserve $20)000;000 Resources $260,000,000 271833 I'Iar°111, WAR drowned at Port Stanley, in 1020 Mr. 8catlett Nene born on Revell 12th, 18131 near Toronto. Ile spent the early 1.111 "l' 11133 life on the Soar ett hnule3tead, 34b Don, 31eKllop Twp„ and went to Loudon, 52 years ago. For tunny 3(3311134, he 01)49 eon• necked with the lino of Worthen) 8c Ward, local 111 tau tat:tepees, and for the e few et p year N h 11)341 been n cr - Y ? 1 gaged in I11sl(Inl'3P. Several ysals ago, he served a term n3)alderntnn in Cllr" 4i1'y of Loudon. 11e WAS 14 D1e111- of Uu1on Lodge, .d P. ti A. A1„ r,f Nassau Lodge No 2170, L 0. L. and of the Chose» Pvittitds, For trimly years, b1' had been active in the w'tk Cemiy1 Alerunt•ial Ohmob. 1 3 in 1 1�G1arty Euchre Box Social Dance Fanners' Hall Walton Friday Ev'g March 2nd Bring Your Cards and Enjoy a Night's Fun Admission 47c plus tax Ladies with Boxes Free 1±11- EVERYBODY WELCOME Meerut was held nu Snnchity, am. went being made in 1'poodlawn cenl- el.erv. SCHOOL I3i,rcill•1•,-.-Following ie the report of 11 5, No. 9, Mon is, for the r 171)3111 11 r1 1 Ht11 ,r 1!. 1 n • Pu )ifs tested•n y tt Ari Linnet lc, (1eogritphv, - Grammar and Act. The 1•.L Glasser the graded on the work done earl) day. -Sg„ lV—A rib ur Bewley 70 1 Stewart Beyens 02 JR. IV—')'ors Kirkby 57 ; Clifford Pea333 43. 111 A—Bearhsln Alcock 50. 13--Ieall31 Alenc•k 52 ; Mae Shnrtreed -13. II—Addle Bell 60 Lloyd Pease 54.: renyd Alcock 45 1 Walter Bentley 42. Su, I—Ruth Ai- rlock 01 ,311 I—Junkie 13r3(ane 80 ; Wattle Bewley 76 ; Margaret Bell 72 ; Bobbie Kirkby 69 ; Stuart• McCall 65 ; Allan Searle M. N. INGLIS, Teacher. HENFRYN Rev, J. 11. Ross, of St. Pout's Church, Palmerston, and Rev. M. F. Oldhamexchanged, last Sunday. MONCRIEFF ANi\IVIfI16,4:11Y.—Ott Thilrsday ev- ening, Feb, 2nd, friends and neighbors numbering about 100 gathered at the tome of J, T. (,nd Mrs. Struthers, 18111 Con„ Elms, to celebrate the 80th an- niversary of, their marriage. The early part of the evening was spent In pprogresetve euchre, after which a dainty lunch was . served. Mr, and rs. Struthers were then presented ith a well -worded address and lovely ifte, including a purse of gold. Al- though taken greatly by surprise, Mr, and Mrs. Struthers thanked their n any friends and neighbors for their indness, The remainder of the ev- eing was spent in dancing.. G12EY Mrs, George E. Speiran returned to er home, 01r".Saturday, after spend• )g the peat two weeks at the home of er mother 141 Walket'ton, Roe's Church Sunday School has een setting a gond record for most f the rural Sunday Sehoole, during he past few months. An extensivenp alaige lure been 01311'10cl mit and ell, satisfactory results have been thieved. Formerly, this school %vas Nosed for the Winter, but tide ear 1t was decided to carry on. The esult has been encouraging. .IFor the est three Sundays, the average at - ()dance has beet, 1115 and there may 8'111 i(((:rer4He in al: telldanee for the nturu Sundays. Let its hear from me other rural Sunday Schools in The W. Nl. S. and Ladles' Aid of uf.Y's Church held their February eating at the Mune of A1re. Robt. earsot, who has been' confined to Thome following au accident, last one. A gond attendanne was pros - t, Mrs. Wm. Bremner' led the W. S. meeting, Readings were given 4411•x. JOP Penr8on and Mies Elia arson. Mrs, $: McKay presided at e Ladle' Aid meeting and Mrs,, A, 3(8810 displayed seveval quilts hick had been patched during the ev, and distributed them for quilt. g, Agenerous lunch was (revved d a social boar enjoyed, A11 hope at Mrs, Pearson may soon bo rester - to her 13811)11 health and strength, Hmeelr0x Roor. — A quiet, but etty wedding was solemnized at h noon, on 13111nrday, Feb. 25th, at e home of the bride's parvule,, Rine- Ici I1,'anti Mrs. Rock, of Grey, when eir second daughter, Florence vie, was united 111 the holy bmlds. matrimony to Frederick Wi11ismn, of Daniel Hennick .end the lata r3). 0hristina 111Pnnick, of Logan M tv g e h 1t 11 1) t c a c p 1'e b f G D P rn he en 1111 by Pe ill Rs w Ye in tit) 1311 ed pr hig th ho th Ma of sot 'wet. cerernony VMS performed by Rev. 7. G. Breech. pester of the First Lutheran Chum+, of Logan, The bride, tvho was given ie marriage by her father, entered the parlor, which was decoreted with pink and and white streamers, She looked charming in a gown of beaded white silk georgette over satin and hose al1d slippers to mateb Her veil was of white eilk lime caught with orange blossoms, The bride and graom were unattended. Atter the ceremony. they received hearty congrattilatione and best wishee. They then were taken into the dining room, which was deorated in pink and where a sumptuous wedding dinner was SerV- ed by the bride's two sistere, Get trade and Alice, Those who attended the wedding ?rem a distance W0111 : Mrs, (liev.) GI, lihittech, of Mitchell ; Wil- fred Rock, Mitchell ; Mrs. Joe, Rine. man, Stratford, and Gordon and George Hennick, of Mitchell, N/P. and Rte. Henniok will reside on the " groom's fine farm on the Ot',11 000•, Logan Tye e P . W.ALTON The list of the Hol Lieu Rural Society pr('initrrns may be read o3page of this issue, 1 Don't forget the "8 in 1" party, et the Fenner 9' Hal?, ori Friday evening of this weep. ;lee advt. We vire pleased to 133311')3 that Misses Annie Fe1•gneou and ;lean Ferguson, R. N. are visiting in Toronto. 0 CRANBROCI The Ladies' Aid of Knox Church are planning to Hold an Irish social, i11 the (tear future. The Mission Band had a big time at the school, on Saturday afternoou, Mies Attie Forrest was the hostess of the birthday party, The Oranbrook Beef Ring is to hold a meeting in Long's Hall, on Saturday afternoon, to wind up Lhe business of last year and organize for next year. All members are asked to attend, also all those who wish to have a share ate requested to attend the meeting. BRUSSELS CONTINUATION SCHOOL Presents a Concert! Consisting of Debate Play and Music friday Ev'g, Marl 9th Admission 35e anti 25e Y✓ Church Notes 1V'9)31,)1 Day ot• Pu4YR1( The ' The 'ennui 1)3(3(- of Pin ,errs July (tbHprved- nn I('rid(±y a noon, Pell. 24, 313 the Chit cal Olin Bruneele, nheu the tv,11C3311 of til Pt'' 0011gr1,11Z ?.l is imbed • fo eery ire o1 intte ion, Special p , eta were c IPrrd 101 {',,Inds, C`11 yer„ rt331- 1 reit, the , I 1 a is r•ay- 111(1, ! Japan, India, Aft sat, the ales World and other l a 1 1 11 1. 1wh ,.ti 1 n p.o 313. elf the w ere 1nrsnulury win 11 i, in grog 1,tPrc9seinn was n1,.o 1»3(31(3 For League of Nations and the Inter lona vele lalianshipe told for the ,le 'Mem International Missionary fet'ence. A short a(dre8a 013 " Po war of Pl'ayr'1" given 117 131rs. Robb and a solo, "The (Anita 1131 al," by Mrs. (Rev,) Bet her wear! rirl enjoyed, MIS. (Rev.) Lewin preoi and Mrs. (Rev.) Fowler and 1311s. Jr son took the Scripture readings. 0 ere taking part in the meeting (vet Airs, A. Stuit.h, 30x, McGuire, 13 113 Strachan, 31rs. Parker. etre. Oa iff. Airs. Skelton, Mrs. Rohl, Oliv Mrs. 'I'. O. Mc0a11 and sirs. A. Step. an. It was a most profitable meet and well attended, despite the stet day. ETHEL Mrs. D. C. (toss, of Brussels, visit- ed her sister, Mrs. Maguire last week. Mrs. Jas. Bremner and Billie are visiting this week with friends in s Toronto, William Hall returned to Brussels last week after spending a few weeks t with his son, Roy. Mrs. Chas. Congrem, of Lucknow, spent a fete days with her parents, b C, and Mrs. Baynard, Mrs. W. Zeigler and Billie spent a few days in Brussels e y 3)3)x13) with Mrs. Zei- s gIor's parents. Mr. Leitch is quite p ill at the time of writing. e. Mrs. McDonald, sr., returned to t her hone Con, 2, Grey, on Monday w after spending a couple of tveel:s. s Come to ml:. H I f V I L�I' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII Sunday Evening March 4th At this time the Chorus Choir and Male quartette will present their first ,carr: Coat JRg31l.'lw B t'l11 e; yotur Pr!ends mu' E11?Oy one hour cf Saere(i l8usie. Come early and get a good )seat. non ' DO not forret the date mild • 1 Sunday Ev' , March 4.,trcll. ree� i 7 at 7. OA 6. the tat .�. 1 rus 3!- for Hirn," pro-emiut•11t ic, t33 ___.. b t„'dru of J Iii a r3(. Ilietoty is not merely the „pH,date„ and event., but it 19 alive Will ch y, full of the peraimitlity ,.f 11„31 . (111±3+1. Time is divided by the pers. tek-'. 0(411113 °f ('ho44 (13. 0. 11,13 A. 0. lb 1•ie is pre•eu1i13eut to t11e 1e(tlnts of e .1 Att. Ai chit ectut33, Meek!!, Lit scat rite,. Irs; , Learning and !.1•101. leans Christ. rel. i should be the cent1e of ell our ed- er,•stations( institutions, "That in all eh- thing. HP alight have the pr33•emin- ing 1 epee ” Jesus Christ is supreme.in the realm of Redemption. This is the r0Y crn%dning realm, and being supreme I in the realm of Redemption, He is ms. esu llle! still redeems upreme in aturd sll tavesher hto the utters wl-I most, Christ ie •upr,uie in the 9, aherel1. "He is head of the body, the e,v 3 Church." Ave we worthy of tieing Cts. ; sharer's of His hotly? 1t is only by 90 • accepting Jesus Christ as the mart of ! pre-eminent in all things that we have Me' a share in the building up of His esti body, the church. he Oct Tuesday evening 21st hist, the Melville Church Last Sabbath morning, in Mete Church, the pastor, Rev. le. G. Fo ler, took as his text John 14 : 8and '•Phi.lip eaith unto Him, "Lord, 811 us the Father and it sufficeth Jesus saith unto him, Have I been long with you and yet thou hast n known Me ? He that bath seen hath 8090 the Father, and how say thou then, chow us the Father? 1 disciples realized that God had vented Himself to Hie people in til past, but they did not realize that G (vas now being revealed to them. a o they asked Christ to show th the Father, 0lirist replied that Hint they see God revealed and th he miracles which He did were bu revelation of the great power of G To -day, merry of us have a desire ee wad revealed in a physical for 314 it is doubtful if this would sati re. If we see God revealed ire the r n Ohrist, we will have a touch too atiefying revelation or Him than at hysi4al reveal(ttto8• If we Stu rid practise the principle of love I reduced into the world' by Chris e will have a much better under- Landing of the true nature of Go. a11bat4 evening, Rev, 141,, 'Fowler sea Y. P. 8. of the United Church was ad- riddreeeed by Rev, A1r, Fowler on "Counting the Goat or 611" Christian Life," The taei3 of AIr. Fowler's ad - 121 ' dress was furnished by several Scrip - at bell, ture pasertges (1) The wean who made the un - t qurtlified declaration, "Master, I will °to 1 fnllnw thee whithe,.soever thou go - eat, but whn lva6 reminded "The YSon of Alan hath not where to lay His is- head." (2) The man who would foil. oto ` re 4hrist, but moat firer. g3) and bar his father. He was reminded that d3 than dead ones (3) Tiesnehe mans 11 01010 wished first Sty ' to go Clod bid frewell to his friends; with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Han- 8 tibjent was "The Highest Note," tit ext being Exodus 34 : 2, 'Preset) osufldthe village. The ice has not been In Cecil Bateman has the contract t for supplying most of the ice supply t the best so far but at the present thne proepeots are better and the ice boxes will be supplied alright. Andrew and Mrs. IVIcKee are mov- ing this week to their neW home at Atwood. Mr. and Mrs .McKee will be greatly missed in the community arid a host of frie3lds will join us in wishing them much happiness and rest in their new home. Go To Church on Sunday. Next Stinday Rey. 0. M. Guest; will preach the last sermon of the series on the 28rd Psalm. This is the tenth set, mon based on the Shepherd Psalln 1111C1 the stebject will be "In the HettV., only Sheep Fold." Service at 7 p.p. 'The fanners of this community have been becoming keenly intereet- ed in the effort put forward to induct) the City Dairy Cenmany to chooen Ethel for their new factory, P. S. /38111 has been very interested in the schente and when last reports were in, things did look hopeful for Ethel. It would mean a great deal' to the farmers for a radius of five or six miles and would no doubt increase the value of the farms as well as helping along the businees of our AnniVersary.--B. and Mrs., Laing, 86 Grey street, Brantford, quietlY celebrated the 65th anniversary of their marirage. Mrs. Laing has een under the doetor's care for the past two months, most of that time being confined to her bed. Of the family of seven, only two are living, W. L. and Mrs. John Lamont, 'of Brantford who le assisting in nursing her mo, titer through her illness. Mr. and vbs. Laing have been residents of Brantford far the past eight years going there from Grey townellip whore they resided for 50 years. The first seven years of their Inarried life Were spent in Brandt,/el localik They retired from hrming some 26 nate agm TheY are now 88 years. of age, Friende of this worthy couple will extend congratulations( Upon the cekbratiOn of oh eteniver- sary that ell. few ill life are privileg, ed to attain. (Continued on Pa e 5 hyself the) e to Me in the top of the aunt." In the life of Moses there were many Ivell.remernbere days : the day when he killed tit Egyptian ; when he evoseed ,the RO Sea ; when Ire wandered into the wild ermess, etc, but of all the expevience of his life the one that stood out a the higheet note of his life was 1.11 meeting alone wit 11 God on the top 0 Mount Sinai. We cannot ealculat the potentialities of any other person In the life of the least promising -look leg person, there may be the pessibil ity reaching the high note of ex pevience when alone with God, 711 tvagedy of 11re ie that we do not at thin to the highest; note of which w ate capable, but ate content to remelt in the valley althnugh we heav Gocl calling us to the top of the tuatmettin To some, pleasure or fame are the highret ideals or life and they do nn psi, possible note of Ohrietian ieg them to higher things, The high - respond althoneh thee, hear 0(1:x0i:el: but we ehnuld always be striving to reach a higher note. The highest note in the life or Christ was when 00 the cross, he said "It is finished." United Church • Last Sabbath morning, the subject of Rev. A.. W. Barker's address was °Christ, the Man Pee.entinent," the text being Col. 1 ; 12-13. Cluist is the head of the church, by whom all things exist and fov whom are all things. Everything woeth while finds its souvce and life in Christ. The Jews were lodking for one in ed, This came to pees in the birth of Christ. The world eborsid be tnuch better.' to -day thee et the time of Christ because we have Him tettellings turd ekample to guide us. Th ',re was a time when nem was measured by his intellect, else a time when he wile measured by physicel strength, bet to.day, he Is measured by his heart, if it corresponds to the teach. ings of Christ. The four-slur/re life is what counts to.day. The ehurch tredayis called etand by the great truths as revealed in the of Christ. Christ was pre-eminent in the realm a personality, in the home life, in the friend, He was prmernineet in the Perdue of nature as well tts creation, "All things were made by Him and • j. L. KERR, Proptietor treei Personal Paragraphs. during the pest week. Richard Johnston, Of 1,ittiowel, PRA Brussels (818141041 Ulf} 011 811,611144y. M,111. Eldridge left this week to vieit her daughter, MIS. Hat eld Kinney, 04 a visitor in town fur a fte, days, Net Mies Belle NVellrer bas returned to town after he pitht enttp014 uf inoiltila Wit f 1143‘1... at Mint, mei" Mrs. Chem. Spree1 al a El 30, Of week ft ow l'it1141.1.-, W11,1 P rdle Mut undergone 40 410, .4 itt0. I ecently, arid fe. 1'V 111 1.1,11 imnre•vell, p-sieinis, Pelt., and Mra, riming- 11131 tlil 11311) 111E. !most t,p01 (int en/ Gm - ng e011.4 t.41.1 1' reqttrittion linving Mil!" "NV 1,i, 131111(1 to the plow" he tni.,1, In. look back wAtti. loved," Inn ,4-11,1 was einulnandeci s,11 all hi. pirpei ty Judi fnllow the Niet.tet, and who ti went away oo 'Taw. inn, fin, lie lhid 1.11, p1,444441,Ite,” being content with eecond-rate ef 'looking hack w a" and f making the artmisitihe of trumey the chief oh - ;feet of life. As is usuelly the ease with anything Mr, Fowler gives, Haig adthese was eery practical, enforced frnm real life. The Society hopes to bear 31)P reverend gentleman, nn SUMS future neensinn, Following the top- ic, there were a few rounds commun- ity singing, led by Mrs. (Rev.) Barket.. Mrs. Pierson, of Port Elgin, who has been visiting het eon, Mr. Pierson, of town, pla3red the arcompaniments tor this part of the preemie and pnt some pep into theru, too. Later, Min. Pierson put on an arnueing contest - The meeting was in eharge of Mige -May Arreetrcmg, and tImee who were not preeent are the teepee. The Lorne Fire engine finmpany op- erating at present in Ingersoll, are reovieg their plant to Mitchell, with- in the next eveeks. The woollen mills: building in that town has been pur- Chrietina C. Meyer, wife of Daniel Hennink, died ae hey borne, Lot 23. Oon. 6, Logan, after an illness Of !I one week. She was horn in Fullerton Twp. 74 years ego and 51 years age WAS unuried AI 1'. 1-1011Tlinkr gether they settled 011 the farm where she died. She was widely kuown and highly respected. interesting Letter from Jamaica By G. A. DEADMAN . roTas Pose' Marron.— (event mute, this time, to Jaekson- s Before leeving home the aesietant ville, for tiler e seemed to he 00 many s editor of Tint POST snit). to me, "You ' more twists and turtle which made e corild send us a full column about walking through the train (mite 110. f Jamaica, every week," I am not eertain. In spite )811 the nerves te e owning to do snch tut that, but I do ' avoid rutting through big hills they 'feel that yea would be interested in still had to do a Int nf tilut4 'VV bile • Inneli 3f the many th.ngs which considerable would he rock, it had • have been intereeted in myself and mueh sand mixed with it, making it I sey year. good fortune has nnt ! inneh easiee worked than over and e perrni tted you to see I run at; a 1088 through Many Wares 133 nur Ounadiust . to know jest how much to put in and 1 Nozth-West. It is thrmigh Kentucky e how much to Wave out. If yen are and Tennessee where the 111118 (11.0 mut 1 not inteeested slant things, please when viewed ft om the train them attribute it to ttn eurtkv of judgment i does nnt seem to be much else. There 0tilatilnIsYt,Poar t'ut are interested in the 1 there wry sign of Winter.. We saw ' WaS no sign of Spring about, 1101 WOO t weather, The weather mettne meths° nothing of the State nf Georgia, thie • to us that T meet not overgook (het. time, ael we visaed through clueing Then, too, in this age, espscially, we the night, the same with bilic141gats • like to knew luny long it takes one toga from Mace to place as well, and what is there wor th goirig fez. to see. Tl, is true that could have taken a shorter anti runee direct route by boat from New York. As the prob. abilities were, 1 would have been Free: Melt all the way. So that tny coming the way tild has been fully Justified. h costa more. it is true bat seen nanre and was only slightly sea- sick, and that being for mrly an hour between Key Wen and Havana. Leaving Brussels on Lhe mooting train, yon ean be io Jeckson elite in 49 hones and have rem 2 80 in the after - acne tintil 1115, in Detroit. After a 2i hour wait in Jaaksonville. you can the afternoon. If you want to go to St, Petereburg by going by bus and. till nu t es. Going bv beat teem Tam pa to Key West, you fleet have to go by rail to Poet Tampa, taking halt 'an hour. Prom there, taking the boat at 2.80, you alliV0 in Rey West, et 5 o'clock tiext morning, Yon have tn wait there until 0,80 and after about 6 hours, you will arrive in Havana. Prom there to Smiting about 600 to 600 miies, it takes some 24 hours. You can then leave the noon. arriving in Jamaica, neXt morn. Ing. Yon may have a wait in San tia. go. 'Mars is a weekly seeviee be- tween these two plates. I think I mast have come by a diti. 111 in. Prom Jaritann vile to Tampa, I wonld so ppoee not mote Gone 5 per cent wee rattler relit -ether, ex.. cepting when we came 11P/11. Tti/t11111i eand everywhere. It seems the only way Mo. ida Otttl hide its sand is by marsh or hog. It ie this sand that wonld make living in some of the dwellinge 11P1.9 1;0 me tam bearable 11 i I make a nice lawn or grow a tree than it does hullo a home. It ie bete where I think that St, Petersbutee falls down. We hear much about it ibeing a place of almost perpetual tialkt. 51110e. But what is eunehine without Wrath, 1 And the amve sunshine the ' ttmee shade is required Tampa a city of 160,000 is more in. diretrial then residential, although theve are eorne fine residences them, There, too, living is reasonable anti am Ametican said that ft eoste less than at home, I was about three and a bolt days there and half a day in St. Petersburg. The weather there was ideal, but bad I 110209 two weeks soon. grees below freezing. The discomfort Can be better imagined than described for few plates have any hooting eys- , et mueh tourists litil2 BO per day, A big hotel not far (Omernetntn ON PAOR 5)