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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 192I
W. PT. KERR, Pr'oprEctor
New Ada ortiserneats
tookoolal Bt, John's Ohuroh.
Stook Btpla Bre ors—B, B,e; Bros.
Poplar wanted -Amine; one ming 13roa.
tihq@lost-Phone A7ltr. ..
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Annual meeting—Brussels idortloult'1 Soo,
Huron (:aunty Connell -Geo, W,Bointant,
Reductionerin.es- ,9i.tio
Reduction Flo ropes—w J Bon. M
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Clime extended—Molise Brno, ..
Deloo.Li ht—s, G.Dxrrosli,
Auoaton sale -Joe. A. Edgar,
Rouge to Creditors—Chas. A. A1oDohala.
if Vont. watch or clock requires iG
Gentian J. e, Jattee, Brussels, can do it
.In fir'atrelnsa style. Call at his home,
Ru and iigi o Oatwho were
PortersNab
bet's on a Plait from Carman, Man„
were,called back at the close of 2 weeks
They had hoped to .have bad e. much
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ger title but better' luck,Have
longerPJ
xt time,
the Certificate from the Ageleultur•
al Depaitmentfor• tweet number of
prizes won at Walton School Fair was
awarded to Evelyn Cunningham and
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Henry Johnson reelgnad from the
township Board of "Health after 17
pears of faithful service, Peter Me -
le appointed in his Wad.
We mei pleased to notice Ghat�Nar+
man L, Brandon a former Mottle
township old boy, was re-elected
Mayor of 9t Aiat'ys by a majority or
174 over Wm. Weir,
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church. Now tree ,tram .Nebo
Poplar n
Another milestone in the hietot'y of
Ethel Methodist e1nueh was aaaed on
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'fire occasion was a Meet .enjoyable
congregational dally at which was
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BRUSSELS
*Municipal officials were reappoint'
ed at last Monday rownabip Council,
with the exception of. the Medical
Health Ofllosr, Die White, Brueeele,
tendered his resignation and Dr, T, T.
McRae, Brussels, has been named as
Ti., aU0C0B80r. QfliCera are %T•Q1el'k,rt
AMcEwen; Treasurer•, Arthus
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Shaw ; Assessor, Wm, Geddes Ta,.
Collector, 4V, Laidlaw Auditors,
Metiers, itieNnb and Jnbnstun ; Town.
(hip printing - was awarded to Tull!
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port foe S.S. . . 0 ft:mg is the
report fol S. S. No. 0 for Gunnths of
November and I?In sea r, The pupils
were examined in reading, spelling
literature, .cane, CO n, history, arith-
merle, hygiene, conduct and loll;
work. Sr, ITI-George Pierce 7.1 ; fi
Jack Shaw Tia Jr.III-Willie sow -•proceeds
man 73 ; John Barr 50. 9e. II -Leslie
Campbell 84 • RubyBone 70. Jr. II- •
Sada •Pierce 72, Primer -examined
in by iene, daily work- and conduct.
Royhygiene,
Pierce 88.
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burned the last note of itidebteduess
against.the church which wasdedlcatr.
ed in December 1917, during the minis -
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We can use a quantity
of Poplar and Balm of
Gilead Timber,
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Jim Johnston, of Turnbullts +drool,
tied for the innate.
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New Council met last Standay,
Wears glad to stats that ML's. M,
McVetl.le, 9th Con., is making good
progroas toward complete: eonvales-
cense after her Opel ration,
Date of B, F. Carrs Auction sale of
Farm Stock, Stn. 1s But for. Tuesday
afternoon 25th inet. His lot ie S}.16,
Con. 5, F. S. Scott will be Auction-
eel. Mr. Oars has sold his farm hence
sale will be unreserved,
Mts. Shaweil 1'uranto, Is Biienafig
a week at her borne h+are,
Mies Iiiargarat Miller, Toronto, ie
the guest of the Misses Davidson,
Mise Luella Hopf, Clifford, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Hoperoft,
Mra. Jno, Drew, Sunderland, ie
Visiting her mother, Mee. Geo, Wear.
ring, and brothers here.
Amoral Telephone meeting will be
held Friday, January 21st, instead of
date announced last week,
Mre. Jrce. Stott is at present eerione-M
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this vicinityaud was a young man of
sterling character. Ile wasn one of the
4 Weatlnke brother's who enlisted with
never very oe
the hes Batt. in
bust succeeded in reachingFrance,
tubers exposure in the trenches great-
Ip nggraynted .a former weakness,
which eventually resulted in his death,
He spent several months Fallin 1918 e re-
hospitals and in the Fall of
turned to Canada. !ie recovered sof•
Hornby to take a position as bnok-
keeper in Toronto, and late this Fall
returned from a tri to Saskatchewan.
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Since then he gradually grew weaker
and after suffering intensely passed
away, Warmest thoughts of stun-
pathylare expressed for the bereaved
family which consist of his mother, 2
sisters and 7 t^ -others, all of whom
were present at the funeral with the
exception of Charlie, who is in British
Columbia. ' The funeral was delayed
until Saturday in order that 2 broth-
ere, Robert and Frank, of Tugaske,
Sask., could be resent. The funeral,
pspot
which was thffi largest seen here in
year(, was conducted by Mr. Lym-
buns-, interment took place to Wroxe-
ter cemetery.Beautiful floral Crib-
ales were made by the,family, Salem
EpworthWingham Business
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College, Wroxeter soldiers, &c.
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bee was held on Saturday when a
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old woodshed was moved from the al
school lounda to the new arhool.•
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Cita(, Mann, Lumsden, Sask., Ie r
present visiting with Mrs, P. Thoma
-R. Johnston and W. J. Duff ear
of
ETHEL CHURCH
shipped a carload hos from her
Ppp g
last Baturda Miae Belle Burgess
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at present visitingfriends in Toronto
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ly ill, suffering Prom plieurrppoIria. We
Stook Breeders
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At a meeting of `Live Stook
Breeders held in Winghau o11
Dec. 31et'1920, it was decided to
hold a Pure Bred Live Stork sale
ht Win ban some time early
gyin
March, 1921. .Parties wishing to
join the Association or consign
etoak to the sale would do well
to get in touch with the Soars-
tory. This includes any Angus,
Hereford or Short Horn breed-
ere. Applications to sister stock
in the sale close on January15.
'Send entries to
S, B. STOTHIIHS,
• See.-Treas.,
Huron 4ounty Breeders' Assoc„
Clinton.
hope for early convalescence.
Rev.Mi..Lynrbeenec to conducting
a weak of ppr'nyer services in Salem
Methodist c.mreh, commencing lest
Sunday evening,prise
Robert Savage, Wingham, and Earlthrough
Corbett, 1'ordwleh, and Geo, Inglis,
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Clifford, attended the funeral of the
late Harr y
y 'VVesthike on Sahuda
All were farmer members of the 1619}
Batt,
Wroxeter Women's Institute held
thein meeting last week and had a
good turnout to hear Mrs. G. David•
son's paper. They donated $10 to the
Chtldreu'sShelter in Gotieriah, $5 tod(
the OhLrleee Famine Fund and $5 toed
the Navy League of Ouuada,'
DIED IN HIS Youooa 14fANltoon.-
A wave of sorrow swept Deer the
community Tuesday morning when
it became known that morning
Harry whet-
lake had sussed away at the hams of
try of Rev.ll.,1, W. Johnson, now of
and tacville, to whose etutesrnauahtp
and tact was due very large]y the fact
that the . enter was carried
so harntolear-Led that now
n era•
aunited and whole hearted comp a
tion is able LC Pace new duties and re-
ei>ouaibilitiea ti•ith no unbroken flout.
The old church, which stood cin the
South-West turner of the Dobson
far w, served:the etlrgregution for well
over 40 pease, No doubt hallowed
memories still Cling about the old
Mee. J. li,olph returned to
borne here after (pendingthe past re'
weeks with relatives at Horning
Molls, -Mr . Smidiiig• hoe Cast k e
spending past Ye.
home after send ii the
months with her daughter in Sneka
chewan.- rid n Hi
y gin( is giving u
farming and will, old an Anotw
Sale next week. We hope a oastwi
impnve bis health as he has not bee
beet of retuhealtrned tola.-
Geo, and Mrs,
Geo, and Mrs, Agar returned to Stra
ford Monday after spending . a fe+
days with relatives here.
MoncriefF
Next Sunda Rev. Mr, Galloway,y
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Belleville, will occupy the pulpit of
Knox church.
All are cordially invited.
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Jamestown
Mise Fern Earthier hes returned to took their seats last Monday, Mr,
Taylor is the only new man and be
her position as teacher in Toronto, 4,
Don't forget Wm.' McDonald's Aue- will croon catch pis to., the program:
as no human being can weigh or
measure the influences which eminat•
therefrom, influences which reach
far beyond the confines of Ethel and
its vicinity,
time cane when a step iii' w B
was necessary and a new site was
purchased, adjoining the Parsonage
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the old church was moved to it.
Walton
W G. Neal was in Toronto lai
week on a business trip -
John Galloway, of Bellevill.
will reach in Duff's church next Sal
baths
In the report of the Golden Wei
ding last weak a line was left out cot
time.Sale . of Farris Stock Thursday.
afternoon of this week. Sae lief in Bluevale
another.column. Mies Mabel Coultas returned to
Toronto Monday after spending the
Ethel est few weeks with her mother here.Rev.
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Noolla,-A meeting will he held in the CARD OS THAlflo -We wish to ex-
TownehtpBall, Ethel, on Monday. Jen. 17th• press our thanks to the kind fitends
at LSO P.M. for the purpose of nomir-ting and and net hbore for their kindness and
meeting a voterstnec r gneetedlto be oris nt, All words of sympathy thrau the ill -
s r.
Conlon cher ahriolrhoaseforsale, with fur- nese and death of our father.
nese,"kitchen and woodshed, hard and soft GARNISH FAMILY,
Ewthei, stable,
For' �Eroularrst Phon e2225 o r red Married at the Methodist parsonage,
.Bruseelscentral. Bluevale, Dec. 29th, by Rev. R. L.
Colin McNeil Is visiting his brother Wilson, George Sieliug, Grey town -
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John McNeil here. ship, tO Miss Mary Ethel \Vheeler, of
Mist Elizabeth Hall is visiting her `Ttrnberry. The young couple were
b Thee. W Walker end,
sisters at Toronto for a while, F
Glenn Elford is visiting with his 141issJeunieA. Wheeler.
uncle and aunt, S. S. and Mrs. Cole. Monday night, Jan. 2nd, at the
Annual report of Ethel Cheese residence of Arthur Wheeler, Tur+ •
issue, y may be read on page 4 of this R atnisceliaueous shower wia
issue, given to Mrs, Geo. Sieling,glshout 50
elle family of Grovor Gill have been friends of the bride being preaer'1 A
sick with lneastes but to now doing number of useful and costly pleseriri
well. •„ were given to the new bride Lifter
which a dainty 1 1
Mee. E. Cole was visiting with biro. y u eh was served,
Married at the il9ethndlat. pat soilage,
George Bateman, Wednesday of lase
week. Bluevale, on Jan. 4+h, 1021, by Rev, R.
L. Wilson,Orion
Miss Leila Vodden has been ill with i
iiou DIp1e1, of
the quinsy but is now able to be about y Elizabeth
again. Stacey, of Bluevale. They were at.
tended byJ. H. Stacey,t
We had a case of diphtheria, in our and blocs
community but hope the patient will Hazel Vxuatone, bath oP BluevRle,
soon be n. k, After a short u'tp to Hamilton And
Coal for both furnace and stove has other points the young couple will re-
'made its appearances, It is a ver side near Kitchener
sit F HYMENEAL -A qniet aoddin '
welcome visitor. g
nu Dec. 80th at the home
Geo, and Mrs. Mitchell and family of L. H. and Mrs. Bosnian, Bluevale,
were nests at the Youn Colvin ,
Young-Colvin
when their deu hter, Mies Minnie
weddiu Rt Brttesele Wedneadn of g
last week. g A 9crre drto at sonofA, E xnd'It[rs,
The annual congregational report of
Ethel Presbyterian church is been Lloyd, Wingha'm. Rev, Mr. Wilson
Conducted the ceremony. The wed-
printed. There ore numerous eve- y
demes of progress. dung music was'played by Miss May
Usual League -nesting-will be with- Llopd, sister of the groom. Miss Jean
drawn this week on account of the Rawson, Toronto, was bttdesmatd,
social evening and re -organization of while the groom was attended by his
Tltureday the usual night. luncheon the happy couple left try the
A Bnsinese Meeting of the Common- afternoon train for Montreal arid.
ity Club was held ingthe school house Quebec. They will reside in Wing-
fast Friday night when dates were set harm, The wedding gifts were vain-
For Coming entertainments. \'Vetch able, useful and numerous.
for "Love in all corners," Jan. 21st. Monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid,
Monday of last week the young of Knox church, Bluevale, was held at
peeple of the community mot for the home of Mrs. usaWalter Davidson,
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evening in the Township II 2nd line, Morris, Tuesday afternoon,
Evening was spent in "Hies after Jan. 4th. Although the roads were
anything but good, 5 sleigh loads of
which lunch was server„ A flue timeF " v
wag e0]eped, women managed to arrive there in
CotrNaln,-Iint0r0st Oen trod RP011nd good time, and all report it splendid
the results of Municipal Election meeting. The officers of the Miestnu.
Monday of last week. Complete re- ary Society then -kook charge of the
turns showed 1921 Council t0 be :- meeting. Miss Collie gave an excel.
Reeve, John McNabb ;Deputy Reeve, lent paper on "Bible Study on ills.
J. F, Collin(; forCouncillors,.T. Mel Ve, (lour,' and Mrs, Tate gave a very in.
old, R. L. Taylor and. O. Harvie, who terestin talk on "Our Home Oppor
y tudities. She also touched on fns
fields.
Moorrt■
Jas. Jones, Brussels is ready to put
Four watch or clock in1stclass shape.
A light case of diphtheria was guar-
aligned last Monde bythe Board .of
Health. F
The barn on the McVettie ferns, 5th
line, has been taken down and taken
to Ethel byD. Sanders, the urahae-attended
P
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At the annual Seti of Meeting "iu S.
S. No, 6, Thas, Bone was re-elected.
Trustee.-Andereon and CochraneBert
supply the wood at $5.00 per cord,
Mise Mas Skelton is the teacher at the
present time'.
his mother, Mrs. W. J. Mitchell, flocs,
tabliu the names of James and Mr
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Bishop, WaltOii, and J. and
Ick, Dein/teed who had just -sashed
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NextReduction Wednesday AL 3 p. m. WaltO
Women's Institute will meet at th
Women's
borne of Mrs. Joseph Bennett, 211
{{ into of the topic of last meeting wi
be inIInduced by Miss Rose Silnpere
Good Gime expected,
Al. the meeting of the y, 1191 s c
huff's eh arch and Moneta ft, held las
Fridayafternoon with Rev. 111
�lttnnBrnssels, is the choir, it we
n reed to hes• 6 111911 in chair,it tin
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lvilh the present vltaauey before vo
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AARON HIILLY DIES SUDDENLY --
Tuesday oi'this week RN Aaron Bull
was driving home fume Walton, a
comps led by his son John, he die
in the btjrgp 19 without n tnametit
warning. He was enjoying compare
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five good health. Deceased was i
his 88-h year and° is aby h
wifeii and an adult family. He hi
spam the past 27 or mote yearsin IN
Kiilop township. Funeral takes plat
Thursday afternoon,Ooii,1from his lel
home, Lot 11, Clon, 13, at 280 o'eluci
•service half hour earlier. Intermet
his 26tH year, had spent all his life in
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Union 2,30 p. m.
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"Every Member Present
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"A Cry from the Depths"
REV. F. S. OB ELL
will be made in Brussels cemagter;
The sudden demise came as a ret
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After labors abundant the work was
shock community.
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completed and the church dedicated
h Dvent. c 2nd. A full account of
oho event, as well as a complete de-
29 and December' 8, 1912
The ceremony of burning the nitre
Against 1118 church 1Y98 conducted
with dignity and solemn thanksgiv-
lug. The Ttusteee took their place(
at the front of the church. The
hymn,' "1 lave Thy kingdom Lord"
was sung with couregatiou-standing
and the scripture lesson from Psalm
122 tuns read by the pastor, Rev. F. S.
OKell. The trustees were each asked
to say a few words. W. Hall and A.
F•Poultry?Logs p
Mie.McKeeG spoke iu a reminiscent vein.
Mee, Cole ton was naked to remind the
audience of the part the Ladish' Aid
bad played in the enterprise. Then
Wm. Hall and Win. Slemmon held a
silver tray while Ohne. Hansuld held
the notes and Andrew McKee applied
the match. Congregation rose and
sang "Praise God from whom all
blessings flow." No small praise is
due the congregation for the way
they labored and generously subdeteb•
ed. for the completion of the edifice
and wiping olio of Lha debt. Ethel
Methodist( have a property that re•
fleets credit otl thew loyalty and en-
terprsse. The program presented on
the Social evening was as follows :-
chorus by the choir ; solo, Harold
Vodden ; reading, Mrs. John Stem-
mon • recitation, Joe OKell ; solo,
Harold Vndden ; recitation, Gordon
Sleightholm t chorus by the young
Coop 'solo, Jus OKsll ; rending, Mrs.
OKell ; chorus by the young
men, . After a generous collection,
amounting $30.00, hail been taken
hni,eh was served its the basement.
Beligrave
Next Sunday Gordon Rintou
the service in the Presbyterian chore
here,
We have had A little Bma]ipOx 9Cai
resulting in the quarantining of
few families and the closing of tit
public school. It is light type but th
Board of Health ie right in exercisin
care.
a elgrave Women'( Institute wi
meet next Wednesday afternoon, 1
2.30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Joh
Van0am Con. 5, Morris. Good i1
g ram. Lunch will be served and
large attendance is asked for.
W. M. S. of Knox Church held the:
first new year meeting fu basement
church Thursday afternoon, the ne
president, Mrs. Jas. Taylor, presid]n
Large number of the members we
present, A very interesting pap
was given by bits. Miilrr also solos b
Mrs. Clegg and 213-5, E. Geddes.
the close of the meeting all ,partook
a light lunch.
PRESENTATION, --Trinity ehure
Ladies' Guiid met at Mre. Robt, M
Orea's on Thursday last when a ver
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. O
new member joined, The Misses M.
Curdy, who have been living in Be
Pave since they left the farm, recen
ly purchased a house in WiIighan an
have moved. to it but were back P
the Guild meeting and were presente
by the ladies with the following a
dress, which was read by Mies Hast
Johneon and Miss E. Procter present
ed a tine caseet'ole. To M1seEBLItzt
AND RACEEr. MCCUR,DY. -- We, th
members of Trinity ohuroh Ladle
Guild, felt could not let you isav
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Davidson served a most appetizing
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lunch, t0 which all present did ample
justice. Our present result of the vie-
it was that all the visitors present
joined the Missionary Society for the
year 1921. Mrs. Davidson is a most
capable;hostess and all anjoyed after.
noon. February meeting will be held
at, the home of Mrs. James Messer, 1st
line, Morrie.
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to his reward on January 31d au old
and 'highly oeteemea citizen in the
person of Wm. Garnier, Deceased
was born in Grimsby. England, and
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The Shire Mfg, Co, of Canada
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Secretary' Sr Manager - W. H. DAV
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(ailed fot Canada with his parents
when 12 years old. They resided in
Gunton until Lha Fall of 18G6, when
family ,moved to 3rd Con., Morris
totvnahi 2 years hoer Mt. Gernise
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bought Lot 14, Con. 2, Morris, which
he cleared up out of bush and resided
there until 1916, when he sold and
,.raved to Bluevale to enjoy a well
earned rest, 111 the year. 1870 he mar-
Pied Elizabeth McDonald, who passed
away 31 years ago. From this happy
union were horn 5 boys and 2 girls,
viz Mrs. Jno, T. Belt and Robt„ of
Morrie ; Mrs. A.. Elliott, Cline, and
Frank, of Lunsden, Seek. ; Jno, and
Geo., of Blyth. In 1895 the subject of
this notice married Mar Ann Wet-
sort, of Sunshine, to whom was born it
son, Harvey, of Detroit, Mich. All.
were present at his bedside at the
time of death except lois son, Frank.
2 brothers and a sister' survive, Robt.
of Morris, and Geo. and Mrs, Sullivan,
of Detroit. Mr,.Garniss' death was
ing health for the past 3 month(. The
subject of this notice was a fine, kind
hearted man, beloved and respected
by all who knew flim. The funeral,
which took Blare from his residence,
on w'ednesdey, Jan. 5th, ruse largely
attended to pay a tribute of reaper%
'to an old neighbor and friend. Inter•
cent, was uncle is Ebenezer cemetery,
Rev. Mr. Wilson conducted the see-
vice, The bereaved share in the saws
polity of the community.
1Voxre.-Park. Smeltzer, Guelph,Comes
was hams over the weak end, -Mrs..
Jas. Ifirton spent, Sunday With her
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mother, hire. J. Rolpin,-b1es, Alex.
1-Iaatie and Mts. W. T. Elliott, wroxe
ter visited with Mende here last
week. -Miss M. Fraser spent a few
days with friends at lHenfryu,-Olins.
Martin shipped two rare of hay to
without endeavoring to express i
de
some measure, at tenet, out apprec2
tion of your services an the antra
work, particularly in our Guild
Please accept this casserole as a tike
of our regard, We trust we will ofte
have thepleasure of having you bac
at one nleetinge, arid in spite of th
fact that you will be seeing new face
and making new friends, we hiss
Your friends Of Trinity Church Gull
will long be remembered, "For best
ail ere old Mende whose friendeld
stay." Signed' on behalf
the toGuild.
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Mae, R. CC/CUA, Pres
MISS A. Bevis Cs, Sec
The ladies replied thanking tllei
frietids for good wishes- and token 0
remembrance anti hoped that the;
would often have the pleasure o;
meeting again.
....■n,..u• not unexpected as he had been in fail.
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