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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-4-11, Page 1a VOL.. 56 NO, 43 $2.00 per annum in• advance Saturday's Profit Shariun Sales We are placing several arti- cles on our Specials this week which will be attract- ive to the kiddies. We con- sider that they should also have a share in our bargains We litst as follows: Chocolate Bars 3 for 10c 1 Scribbler and 1 Pencil for ..5c lc line of Candies Bananas 5c Oranges for 7 for 5c 4 for 10c 4c COMING -A CAR OF SALT -A good buy enables us to offer Salt at a very low price -45e per cwt. Leave us your order. gridrew S., Bhi GENERAL MERCHANT ETHEL reesseetit4i4/rie-seet•441*-144.0.444444.4444-0544 4441Ateeseseet4etealreFfeWaFfsPerekvi - e The Surrounding District .1 strelSAMitafaMILWEEMILA't:014W+Attli4e4s.**14.4-tasaelse:44,4e. Ksta.F.4...:tritsrr GREY Miss Mae Cook, who is attending Miss Belem Cardiff, of St, T11011111A, Stratford Normal School, is home for is spending a few days with her tnoth• her Easter vacation, er, airs, R. Cardiff. 1 Miss Margaret Hayden, 211d Com, Mrs. McOrdlough, Teeswater, is areturned from Listowel after spend - vial s or at the home of her slaughter, 1 g a 001ple of weeks there. Mrs. 0, Hemingway. . ill. Hodson a»d Miss Win- Mrs. Peter McDougall, North M reWill. 1 Boundary, has been seriously ill, dur- niftied, of Detroit, me visiting at the 1 leg the past week, with flu which afs home of A and Mee. Yee!, 8th Oon. fected her heart and left her 10 a very Mrs. J. Hoggiud, who has been vis- wenkeued emirlition• iting at the home of her mother, Airs. Wesley_ H. Stephenson and Miss Wm. Rands. during the past month, I Aileen, 313 con., ate away to Toronto has returned to her home at Ray_ this week, the fonner being a dele- more, Sask. gate to the 0. E. A. convention being held there as a representative from 8, 8. No, 3, GI s^w-"------*•,---"^"w•^"`""" 1 The patrolman who is not on the St, OEM's Church • !is, allowing ruts to forrn in the road voad these days with his little grader • Ithat will take days and dollars to HENFRYN ?remove. "A stitch in time saves Arline" is just as true 0 road making rie anything else. He is missing nis chance to leave a good rped for the balance of the summer. 1 On Saturday afternoon, April 21, the ladies of Presbyterian church, e Ethel, intend holding a sale of ap- rons, childrens summer clothing and 1 home-made baking. During the af- ',ternoon and evening, tea will be served. Watch for further particul- ars next week. RECTOR Rev. Maurice F. Oldham, lst Sunday after Easter - April 15th 2 p.m.—S. S. and Bible Class 3 pan, --,Holy Communion Service PREACHER Rev. T. B. Howard, Rector of Li,havol BRUSSELS. ONTARIO, fli1DNESD.-1f. A PILR it. xr.i28 J. L. KERR, Fropiefor Now Advertleements Pnr sale -B. 0, Campbell Hay forgets -often 05tonnes Soggy for sale -Mrs. John Lake Bug for sin s -ten B POST Oar of onts-W. 10 Bedford Timothy seed -,I. P. McIntosh Baby Chicks -Wes. }Kerr Piano for sale -8. Carter Olsveraeed-W J. Parish Nog tor sele-W. R. Stewart Pips for sale-Idaxter Stevenson parley ror anle-Alex m4i,tioebna Baby Chicks -John 'r Daocan aiGok Church Y.P. S. Saturday Specials -W. T. Silence Profit sharing aates-A letrew S. Sale Sunworthy Wall Paper -r. 15. Smith A ononnotonent-R. W. Ferguson Northway Garments -F. Ai Hooter Sunders' supplies -15,J, flosi,ton Rs Son No-ntaldehyde-Alten'a Drag Store Business sold -W. P. Sheppard & son Go to eharele, on Sunday at 3p. m., to the Union United Ohureh, The annual Women's Missionary service will be held. Easter Thankoffering will be received. Special music by the choir, including some of the spec- ial Easter numbers which will be re- pented by request. Everybody wel- cense, CAM) OP T.NANICS.-The undersign ed wish to thank the neighbors and friends and eaperially the Young M P11'11 Class of Roe's" Church and Rev. D. Id, Gutted, for their kindness during the long illness of their son, Clarence, who is now much improved in health. War. ANn E1ES. GRAINGER. OBITGABX.- A. Fenner resident oe ey township in the person of Mrs. John 0, McAlpine, passed away at her home in Hannah, Alberta, on March 29th, leakage of the beast be- ing given as the cause of death. De- ceased was the only daughter of Henry and the late Mrs. Hart, of Grey, formerly of Atwood looality, and was married to her now bereft partner only two years ago. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, Donald, 8 months old, also her father and nos brother, Geo. Hart, of Newry. The community join in ex- tending sympathy to the family in their time of sovrow. MORRIS Will, Grasby is enjoying a visit with relatives in Georgetown. lairs, Jas. Michie and two children spent the week -end in Blyth. Jas. J. Kelly, 6th line, is spending his week with Toronto friends. Miss Verna McOutcheon, of 'heron - o, was home for the /faster holiday. Norse Kelly, of Lendon, Is a visitor at her home, 8th line, for the Easter holidays. A. surprise party was held at the ; 110100 01' Chester and Mrs. Rintnul, on Monday night. Many useful gifts were received by the bride and groom, NICht t vi a ,r-curniterliN n Wednesday A ril loth `1 We will have the Northway Representative here for entire day, showing Coats-, Suits and Dresses. He will.have a com- plete line for Spring and Sum- mer wear. CALL AND SEE THE STYLES. unter misciarxWitnimAgeta at ur c ay \ se\seseektgilleikeseeerite Special Bargains for Saturday, , April 14,th, The following list of Goods at . Chain Store Prices &dais 'Praises, 50-60, 2 lbs for23c Grape Nuts 2 pkgs for 33e Pep, 2 pkgs for ! 23c Mullets, 2 pkgs for 27c Post Tosties, 2 pkgs for 23c Tilson's Health Bran, per pkg 21 c 13rooms- 5-String, extra weight, each , „75c 4 -String, reg. 65c for 59c 4 -Strings reg. 50c for Clark's Pork es Beans, individual size, 2 cans for 23c Clark's Pork es Beans, large sire, 2 cans for 43c Canned Pineapplechoice sliced e)er can .............23c North Star, Pure No. 1, Hard Wheat Flom', per oes, t $4.20 Phone 2225 nth S once fTHEL JSighest Prices paid for Eater and Eggs 1 dig to hij A Humorous Pay Entitled r)oes it Pay? Will be presented in the TOWNSHIP HALL ETHEL friday Ev'g) April 13 By the Presbyterla.n Y. P. S„ Listowel Under the auspices of the Ethel Presbyterian Y. P. 8, This Play has proven to be the best of the season. EVERYBODY WELCOME Admission 35e and 25e iPlay begins at 8 o'clock sharp •••••••/,••••••-•••••••••,••,,,,•,/,),eueR .1... ..i. ..1:,. v 1 la 1 r Lick! I ,,,,,, t• 4. 4. 4. 4. , * S. C. Rhode Island Reds— 1.* 1 t Utility Bred -to -lay Strain, 1: $16.00 per 100 ; June de- 3: X livery $14.00 or 14o each. ..,. km. T. Duncan It. Phone 7x Brussels . + ts• CAR OF st „Ma. Oats No, x FEED Unloaded at April 20, ander hospices of Ethof Walton Chopping Mill . intl. Band has been postponed' 4.1.1..entigeeyeezt 11'0,11, playttwopyreet: ited at Roe a on the above date, sm W weather and eoads permiting, FM,RADFORD thor annoUncement next Week, Eft nnouncemen Sale of Ready-to-wear Clothing and Men's Furnishings. FULL PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK R. W. FERGUSON — FEATURING The Great Kershaw -Pumpkin Case AT APRIL SOCIAL IN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH By the Y. P. S. Tuesday Ev'g, April 17th, at 8 o'clock Full presentation includes Oily -tongued Lawyers Obstinate Witnesses and a Singing Jury. Musieal Program and Refreshments Admission 25 and 15 cents siMmtio•••• A. V. Clegg, of the General Mot staff at Pontiac, was here for t Eastertide. We are sorry to repot t the Meese Alex. Oloakey. but we hope for speedy recovery. Jas. Nichol's saleon Wednesday last week was fairly well attende and the cattle brought good prices. Qnite a number from this vieini took in Clinton Spring Fair, last wee and report a huge crowd, Miss Florence Eckmier, teacher Hagersville. is spending the Bast vacation at the parental home, 3 line. Got don Walsh, gravel road, ist bn at present taking down the kitche part of his house, Mr. Walsh inten te)rlaeceeti.ng a more modern one in 1 MARRIED. -A quiet,but pretty we ding took plane, on Tuesday elite noon. April 10111, in St. John Church, Brussels, when Rev. F. L. Lewin, rector, tied the matrimonial knot between William H., Smith and Miss Mal j 'Or A. Havvkins, both well- known its this township. The young sample were assisted by Miss Rhena Mat k and Herbert Hawkins. The liritiol couple will reside on the groom's farm on the 501 line. The hest wishes of all accompany them on their vnyege thenligh life. IVIABRIED.-At the manse, at Forest, on Apti14111, a very pretty wedding was solemnized, when IStargart Lam - eta (Reta) Pollard, second daughter of Edward James and Mrs. Pollard, was . netted matrimony Chester Wil fred Rittord, son of the late Chris. J. Milton' and Men, Himont, of Mortis.township. The ceremony was performed hy the groom's brothel Rev. A. G• Bintoul, B. A pastor o 51. James Presbyterian Ohuroh, For- est After the ceremony, a tasteful wedding dinner was served at the manse. After spending a honeymoon Ms Forest, Sarnia, Port Huron and Thedford, the happy couple returned to reside on the groom's farm in Mor- tis Twp. PASSED AWAY. -The funeral of th ate Mee. Theodore Rolland was large y attended. Ales. Holland was former resident of Ailorris Ttvp, and 0 daughter of Robt, Stewart. She was born in Morris Twp. in 1810, and moved to Egemrelville while quite young. In 1902, she was united tn rummage to rheorlose FIol land, and had resided in Wiethropun til her death. Mrs, Holland Buffeter_ ft om a stroke about four years ago and had. been confined to het, bee mos of the tune since. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband an cl family of two, a daughter, Jean, ad mon, Moody, Two sisters, Mrs. Me- Niehol, of Oregon, and Mrs. Knight, of Oypress River, Man, and one broth. er, Saltine1 stewart, or Rokeby, Sask., Mee survive. The pallbearers weep 4 Moody Holland, Edgerton Roe, .111(1. 01 ampbell, Orthetrege, Geo. McKee 11111 Jno, Shannon. Church Notes Melville Church Services appropriate to the Baste season wore held in Melville Church last Sabbath, ounclueted by the past tor, Rev, F. 0, Fowler. The inovitiog sermon was lewd on Matt. 28 : 6 "He 18 )101 here, for He is risen, as He said, Come, see the place where the Lotd lay" and Hebrews 13 ; 8, "Jesus Christ, the Beane yesterday, to -clay and forever." The moss significent part or Christ's life was the last week. By His death and resurrection, re ()treater and Larger Christ has been brought into the world, He iet also the Unchanging Christ, The jist of Christianity is having an Unchanging Christ. This will be discovered in the discovery of innumerable tesources and gifts, in the, discovery of ()bleat who lived in Galilee. To discover theme means a revelation of our OW11 character. There will be great pos- eibilities before us, if we allow Christ to metro' oreelives. To have an en- larged conception of Christ, we must realize that He is the head of no @pee - 1 lel Society, but that He stands (nese', veer, and unselfish mireetty, and that emelt-dela, power is in Him to lift from • any depth of sin and put new energy 1 into life. Onr mohleni is not in i (Midst, but in ourselves. Are we ! aft aid to let Ohrist con semi our lives? 1 We should be willing for Christ to oc- , cups, the most prominent place in our 11VPRi Are we afraid to answer His ••••••••••••••••..m....m.....meouccr.....ommosd call 1 The tragedy of our lives 18 that we have not taken Christ as serionely , ors Harolcl Vodden is on the; list he with the mumps. Miss Martha Johnston is assisting ef in Lake's Bake shop. a 111•8$ Edith Gorsalitz is spending a e, while with Mrs. Ed. Desjardine. r Mrs. P. N. Currie and Helen and I " Bob spent the week end in Guelph. te 1VIles Edna McClelland, of Clifford, 11 402,7.e:riding the holidays at her home 11at Miss Ruby Grainger spent a r er couple of days at her home during rd the week end. 1VIrs. Ed. Desjardine is under the , By doctor's care at present. We hope n that she will be better soon. (18 A new bake oven has been Install - 18 cd in Lake's bake shop and it is re- , ported that it is working fine. 0 "3 • MrS. Rhea McLelland and Mise El- le Ilansuld at•e spendia•- the Fe-1.er as we should, The only hope of our saivatiou is allowing /00V' of the risen • Christ to enter into onr live% At the evening service, the pastor dealt with "Tee meaning of Easier Sunday." It 15 111P birthday of Christianity. It 1 has given us a religion based on 1)U10. 151) character. Abraham and Moses 1 others were not eufficen t on whieh to 1 hnild religion, There is nothing in Judaistu to inspire a pet son to give his 1 ire to it. What is Christianity 11) • rt. the triumphant consummation of , Cluist's work. (2) A driving force within ne:hrought ahont by the great Inman eloteacter. The %Tot id is not ricking in knowledge to know what is t right or wrong, We need mole nf the pirit of Christ. within us so thei we VP Nth 1105 0111` Will power to do what right. Christ 5:11115 10 establish the rinniele ef love iestead of prohibit- 1 • y Ono to Cht ;he ••••iive81 01,111 11)) )01(fr1:111 Th' 11.11)41), holidays at their homes here. Adrs. Walker, of INinglaern, spending a few days at the home 1)1z1z.parente, Wm. and Mrs. Hellen- John Ames is not as well as la, many friends would like to es, it is hooed that he will null 110 011' 113a way to recovery. Mrs. Lake. sr., who has iti.on ing a few weeks svith her son Milton in Ferglls 18 at present with her dau- ghter, Mrs. Ai FIenry, Dr. E. A. MeMnster :11 Now York at present where he taking a LW() weeke' postgraduate cortree. He will return home about April 23rd. A large crowd attended the Good Friday service in the United Church when the pastor gave an address on 1, "The Seven Words from the Ceseee," Robert McAllister is in Toronto at- tending the Annual Convention of the Trustees and Ratepayers Associ Von which is being held this week. On Saturday afternoon, April 21 the ladies of Presbyterian chusch, , in encholding a Kele of rons, childrems eummer clothier, end home-made baking. During the nf. a ternoon and evening, tea will be served. Watch for further paetieul are next week, The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' .kid and Women's Miss- ionary Society' of the United church was hold on Thursday last at the " Parsonage with about thirty ladies I in eaten -dance. An interestin • Miss- , ETHEL Miss Myrtle B. Bowes returned home rater spending several days with bleeds Tovonto, Niagara 0118 Bof. fah), Don't forget to go to the Township Hall on Friday evening to hear the humorous play, "Does It Pay 1" lender the tenspiees of the lAthel Preebyterian Y.P. S. On Sunday a splendid Easter ser- mon was delivered by Rev. W. A. Williams, minister of the Presbyter- ian chureli, 'You are invited to attend service next Sunday at 7.30 in the United Church when the annual Woman's Missionary service will be held. .All the members of the W. M. E. are re- quested to bring a liberal taster Thankaffering 0 the service. Every body welcome. The play adveetised for Friday Phone 906 lottery program was given with the President, Mrs, W. Bremner in charge, while Mrs. King presided for the Ladies Aid session. Aftes:, the business eessions refreshments woe) served by Mrs, Guest. She was assisted 101 serving by Mrs, E. A. Mc- Master mut Mrs. Jas. Bremner. Considering the unfas orable. con- dition of the reads and weather the attendance at the special Easter ger- vice in the United Church on Sunday evening was very good. The choir rendered suitable aethem a quartette number was Sting by Mrs. R. Hall and Mu, Michel, Quest Hob- son and G. Ecirmier. A duet by Mrs. Michel and Ruby Cleaver and an ap- propriate solo by Mrs. AL Dennis, Theme special musical numbers were much appreciated and the illuminet- ed cross helped the audienee to fol- low the theme of the eervice "The o Cross" as described in sermon and song, 1 BELGRAVE The stork left 0 baby hoe, at the home of Wm, and Mts. Van Damp, on April& 4. Congratuirstione. The Women's Missionary Society of Knox United Church held their Best. G or Thankeffetivg meeelug, on Thurs. day afternoon, the basement or the v &mech. Mrs. (Rev.) Davison, Meg - ham, addressed the meeting, The regteltai meeting or the Beigrave Women's Inetheite will ho held at the home of Iffre„Yas. Anderson (11) 'Pews L day next. Mrs, Jno. Itintonl will give w a Inver on "rureishieg and Deectrat. Mg the Faroe Honse," Music byNrs, J. Coulteeo Danny (lox spent, Mester rst, /Osborne IHMPitrinjDnisotis"hltoes, of Toronto, was home for the Banter /mutt y. Mise 51ary DaVitlenit is visiting her brother, il'Otio D11171dS011i Loncloo. Jos. and Mrs. Davidson, of London, were Easter visitors Brussels and WIVIalietTJhanet Brown. Toronto, was an Easter visitor with her mother in VLwenWis Whitfield, of Oshawa, spent Good Friday with H, 0. and Mrs. INJ.tiek eYi.o. Ile ek who is attending schogl at Toronto, is home for the Easter vaeation, OPfirgEi Buchanan, of Essex High Sehool staff is an Beater visitor at his h°1Smires.h.fe.rAli'. reereat of Toronto, has been visiting with her brothers and sister here, Mrs, ThoR, Lyous, 13ond Hill, was an Easter visitor with her sister, Mrs., Wm. Robb. Mise Nettie Eirnii11. of Kitchener, spent, the weekend with H. 0. and eite. Walker, Mies Louise Rose, who is attending Stratford Normal School, is home for the holidays. Miss Dorothy Hamilton, of Liseows el, svae an Bastes visitor with Miss Laat',7711.11.111oeseDowell, Principal of the Otterville sehool, is here for the Baster veered/en. Miss WilmiL Galbraith, of Toronto, was a holiday visitor at the parental home for East er. Wes. Armstrong, Toronto, has been visiting his pm en Its, Jas. and Mrs. AI 11181 100g, town. Dr. Vernon R085, London, was a week -end visitor with his parente, D. C,Iteiticl 3R:44144.ww, 188 red P n is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Boegh, at St. Clements, for the Easter vacation. 111/8. J. L. Km. and Mee,. Helen axe unesee with Miss Lyl Brown, Toronto, for Ole Easter variation. J. liarrienn, Standas cl Bank Guff, spent his Bastes holidays at the par- ental house in Hart iston. Mrs. J118, HPIII1VV8011 and Miss El- ea:nor, ,.f Splifot th, twee Baste!: Viiit• 115With 8. and Mrs. Carter, Miss Penfold,Principal of Brussels C-ntittorst ion School, Is holidaying at the parental home Guelple. Mies A lire Cut rie, Galt, was an Ensue: visitor vs ith bliss Nora Mc- Dowell and other reIrstivee in town, Id le Loiee DOVillson, young (laugh- er •sf ("has. stod Airs. Davidson, has been quite ill, Int is now ,mproving. Wm, eleunpion, who has been in 1,100111 tot the pan es ople of 'mist hs, r. In nen to own, laq, week. ilirs..ftei Lake has eturned to her 1,11. .tolto street, r fire spending he past thrye ruontlni 881111 11P1' TO111 At ne-tiong, of Tor - ti at): F1..o.tet visitors with the s mother, Mrs. Wm. Ae v ". itl lattet's mother, 51rs. Annie ;Rus el Ind Aire. Lemieux. of De - ea, speeding t heir htlitynionn H. B. AreAt ter, of Bullied, was 01 was !thi fellows : 1'hoseis, • -SIMI j, 11, N 1,„ Ri. ei " Y.' • by V•t- .1i ; • :Ion ne. • '!h -u Tiott seeres•-,1" toy 5lot, tausi tette, ;1 I e 'Nee" etwee».. es- ; To -11 tv with '5 id' e•v Torrey. 1Vaivb ismsleal program. ,..' United Church Y. P. S. - "Work and Fun at th • P 1.0i1181 C1,11/1.111.11iiillitig '40,011' WAR mei-voted AL the Y. P. FL, 11 '111,-slaV eveM lig, ity Ni!Fs Mlle 8301 1,01, W110 is a student. a1 she institut 0.0 mentioned above. nth; school 1,,uni,131 oifsafoirits,:r. Liethodist and 1 fin young women. his p,i nose is it prepare Workers for the home and for eirns mission fields, POrial serviee aut work among children. The school is 101 11131! 1,111110 with Vietotia College. and Toronto University, and Intuit of the lectures are taken along with oth ' y r n e. esides thee snore f.irmal similes, the girls hav their own student ores silsations, ar nuked np with the chrian stiStud "01,5' Movement and the Strulents Volunteer MOV011ent, They ale have plenty z ern eatinn es;d rot m lasting frtendshine. The Ttainin ic a splendid place for a git I t attend, even if she comes back to he home ohm eh, for she will he betle able to help in 011(11101) work, and he whole outlook and will add to her met enjoyment and benefit from these net ivities. There was also re sheet pro g111113 00»SiP/111g of : A piano solo, By elyee Cunningham reseal solo,Mar' rale Campbell, and a readieg, Lnuiee 111111Pi 111111`P Wag alen a eon. test, at the tense, 3ndging ft ntll the applause and prevalent gond limner, everybody enjoyed the service', ischish ;wa+ charge of Doris lffellonald, rho au-p.(104mo W11,8 very good, • • at• E worn. visitor with het sisters, the - Misses Fulsrm and Mrs. R. W. Fetg- s snots, of town, t J. B. nod s. Soot t and Miss Jean, 0 IA Lsqllif WPI'l- 111111[111y 15)15)5) 11)k) 1))t) tul 11,015 u( the teenier, P. • mei Mrs,. Scott, 1 MG rs. ordon R0880101 daugh- 1.17k1 • D01011137, Kineaseliee, spent the week -end with Mrs. Roes' sister, Aire. \V. Palmer, town. Aire. R. Mitchell and and Mrs. Me- e Kintsots, who have been spending the e Winter in Florida, are expected home e either thee week or next, Nurse \Vallingten vetttrned to List- ' owe], on Settee day, alt ('1 being in at - o tendance with Mt ti. SkPRIM, 8830 is improvieg, we are glad to learn. g o r oyez in tcwn ..r a dsy on (151' way to r So CFI). her 15511110, J. W. Awe, of re H111 11:4)1 t. Oliver is in Port Hope visit- - ing his son, Milton, 11110 W118 injured • 10 15 (1)5) 110Pid(410, oo Good Friday, and - is not progressing any too favorably y,1. Mrs, McGuire spent, Harder Sunday the guest at Bluevede parsonage. At the morning service she addressed the enngeegation on "'Missions," at the Better Thauk ['fleeing of the W. 151. Si9 iSOS Betty and Frances Stewart, of Toronto, were Nester visitors at the hone nf AleX. Stewart, giteen at, young ladies are daughters of J. I). Stewart, of Winchester, Ont„ and granddaughters of the late Donald Stewart, of this town, Personal Paragraphs I iritimaraiwiiiivimiamitaminteinzimmitommittnivettorereviterzoivrd (leo, Colvin, Stretford, wee in town, )11 Mouday. K. Ashton is holideyiug 0( 11-15 home i, ITowii'k Twp. 'Will. Parkes has secured a position n Palate' ston. Arnold MeNair, of Listowel, spent Good Friday in (own. Reeve Backer 50(01 011 the Go, town o Imeiness last Wednesday, Misr) Heatie Downiog, Toronto, is Irene for the Bastes holidays+. E. Debit) is spending the Plaster mention at his house 10 Anburn, Allan A Lemont 8858 (111 14 titer vis - tor with his Mother in St. Is.lat Mists Gertrude Ross, Toronto, is an aster visitov at the parental home, Mrs. Holston and Miss Houston, of ocletiele, are guests of Mrs. 5. Lope). Mies Viola Fox spent her &Star acation with friends near Wroxeter, Will. Steetehen, B. A., spent Easter Rh his parents, A. and Mrs. Stench. n• Mt's. Tele Lowry lute 11551) viei Hog at tendon and Detroit, duriug the past eek, ins Get). II. Rotes Winghtern, vise ed ht e pelmets, D. 0. and hire. Ross, n Good Prida.v. Will, reek, of Almareal, and Jaek Tteek, or Tovonto, 105 visitore in town. They all) old boys, and the Bonner in- forms us that 40 years ago, when only a small lad, he walked cornice at the Queen's Hotel lint he wouldn't re- peat it now, Jno Roger, 0. L. fal., and Mrs. Rog. er left Mitchell last Wedneaday, 00 15 two mon Ors' outieg tn Burnes, They will spend some time in Scotland and, will also visit Mrs. Hoger`s Mother tet London, England, and will also visit the Continent, They expect to re. turn about June lst. HENFRYN The PPPViCe$ on Good Friday and Easter Sunday were well attended, Ate the Nester Day week:0. Mise Mary Varebriskirk, nieee 0( 1111' mutter, Rev, M. 111, Oldham, sang a very approp- riate Pastel: solo, Albert Heitz, of the 1701 Com, How - ick, met witb it nasty aceldent, %Alen his coat elveve erteght in the strave, eater, 'drawing the erre up to the knives. Plight stitches Were required to close the eventide,