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The Brussels Post, 1912-4-4, Page 1VOL. 4o NO, 40 ru BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL q. Ig12 W. H. KERR, Proprietor New Advertisement** Wanted -John C. Gook. 0Iot 0 i .-G hl . N McLaren. 8i We Ip.vr'em-W, P. 6rxgnr Seed oats Walter i3, oadroot, Mortl(age este-W, M. Hitelair. T1u.Bxrtl Mhos -E 0 Dnnl'ord Bull Por ale -Donald R"bertaon, Eggs for hatching -John Meadows, Admint+trutor'„ •'ula-Albert Quips. Bunn for h+tohinx-.tauten BeIfanlyne, Etwhlnnahle Millinery -Mien M E ROae, i istr'l:xt „ .eEvs Jamestown Last week D. M. Mince Was attend- ing the Spring Assizes at Guderich, doing duty on the Grand Jury. He also inspected the jail, Gino t house and House of Refuge with that body that being part of their ofiieta1 duties. Women's Institute held their monthlymeeting last Thursday (28th u1t) afternoon in Victoria Hall.' A specietl feature of this meeting was the girl's sandwich contest. The samples brought weve good however the judges decided that the prize, a box of note paper, should be given to Miss Alma King for her ham sand- wiches. A short discussion nn dif- ferent kinds of sandwiches and how to prepare them followed and tboee present wet e treated to the sand wichee after the judging was over. A. short program) of ankle aritl readfogs Was also given. Meeting closed with ilia National ^Aiitheul, DEAR .EDITOR -1 beg to lura* m your Jana:atntn correspondent that thele is no LrnLb in what has been said about ate buying a horse. 'There was no truth in the two last items wludevee and I want this kind of stnactness to cease, BENSON WHEELER. Seaforth Robert Scott, one of Paisley's most prominent citizetts, died Thursday of last week at his residence, Goldie street, Paisley atter a lingering illuss•i of pernicious anaemia. The late Me. Scott was born 70 years ago in Rox- boro', Huron Coe!'ty near Seafurth, and foe upwards or 41) years was in the grain business in Paisley. He was widely known and highly esteemed in business circles. He also took a seen interest in all moral reforms and all iuttttere pertaining to the welfare or Hie town. He was for a number of years on the school board, and alst, on the board of management of Kttnx church. He was a member of the choir. In 1878 Mr. Scott was tnareied • ••♦•••••••.••••••♦•••••••♦`*••••••••••♦6•••••••6*••* •• 4 * • . • MiIIinery 6 • 6 Fashkmable „mar 4 4 ® Our Spring Opening was a great success and we de- * • sire to thank the Ladies for their attendance • and generous patronage. • • • We aim at the Latest Styles, Sell at Close Prices and Guarantee Satisfaction. 0 0 0 ♦ 0 • • • • 4 4 • 44 ` • 4 e 4 4 4 • e e 4 4 • 4 4 a • * °o A call will be appreciated and we will do our best to e 0 please you in up-to-date goods. \Mournin Milliner a Specialty, . It costs nothing to see our fine Stock. A • 9 y9 • s• • 1Vliss 1�• � Ross • e 0 Richards' Block• Milliner a • *•****••***6••66.6••••••*. .310.11 The Hartt Shoe Shoes that Look Good and ARE Good. Many Gentlemen have bought their first pair of "Hartt" Shoes because they liked theappearance of them. But in addition to being good looking, Shoes must be EASY and COMFORTABLE and must WEAR so long that they are Economical. Briefs this is the wag alb "Hartt" Shoes are built Uppers are crit one at a time by band froth selected ,end graded leather. No "faulty." leather gets past the auto r. The.bist leather ketewn in the soles - No. 1 Oak. .NC/ cotton stitching in the uppers, but sills only, II. is -absolute thoroughness like this that has made the HARTT' SHOES so '.papular for. dressy men,' and makes it worth your Whilst twos them before buying, Sold only .by • C..DLJ:NFO'RD Tailor and Gent& Furnisher Brussels alisseseatekineselisma to nines Pheulie 11(Tetggart, of Fergus, she with four sous and one daughter survive, The daughter is the witeof De. Campbell, of Lethbridge, Alta, r, T 'It el' the sons,Robert w t t I and \\ 11 t t ran are divinity students of Victoria Col- lege. Wilmer fs menage): of a branch of theUoion Barn:, Veneta; vett, B. 0. Archibald i4 Wattages• of t4 bt'ateo11 Of the L -bottle J3ank, 7.'nfntltte, The fund al took place Sal horsy after non to titan:. vale cemetery. SAD ACC1.OENT.-A serious accident ocean vett to Thonuts Me liillatt, stock breeder of Hallett, Griday morning. 1V hi le crushing gratin at his barn his left haunt slipped into Lhe cogi, wheels and wits so badly crushed that Sea - forth detains who were immediately sen ',for, found it nectesaly to ampu- tate it at the wrist. One of the bones above the wrist was •hrnkett also. Mr. McMillan's teary friends deeply deplore the onfni1nnate ocrurrance mud hope he will soon rally, Wroxeter Thos. Savage and Wm, Booth left for the bVest on Tuesday morning. Rev. Mr. Wesley, or C tmberlattd, prrarhed iu the Presbyterian nhurch on Sunday, S, B. AleKelvie of Ohesley, a Fortn- er reside,it herr spent seveval days of hist week in the village. Oranbrook Rev. Dr Oaten. will conduct Easter services Isere on Suttdtty. D. MeDougall visited u all i 1 ail tad rel ' yea in Seaforth and Goderioh, VJrs, Watts, or Walkerton, is visit- ing hoe daughter, firs. Geo. Spoleto). an. Badrout• visited friends in Dubli i, Bit Leiulbury and other points. George Spat ling has become a sub- scriber of the Bute) Telephone. number i, 4224. Chas. Briggs: or Peislty, visited Itis cousins, is. A. Reymann and Mrs. A. Helm, last week. John Hunter has the contract of erecting the new Presbyterian church at \VttltJnn, Aee he hrts dune eottsider- able work around Walton he must be considered A 1. . Priurilatt Osear Shaw hes resigtted his position here and will rrutove to Port Elgin whets be will assume the Principalship or the school after _ Haste!. We are sorry t. lose .ii e. and 11 eh. SIAM Iron] Gran Ito where they have made uttuly warm friends. dlr. Shaw is t4 gond teat•het• and we wish then* snore is. 1V hu the new reacher will be here is ua4 yet an- nonuced. Gerrie SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the iteptit til U. S. S. No. 10 Howirk and \Venetia for the tumults of January, Feb-uett'y and Alar ch :-V.-Exttittllt• et' in Ale., Writ„ Stell„ Comp., 0ram., (1eog, Hist., Lit., Read , Draw. sits Deportment. Total 1000• Ileums 750. Pass 500, Lizzie Marlin 078, Aggie Hai 1 479, Ross Menzies 429. 1V. EXAM. ill Artth., Wil[., Spvl1 , I...A.111p, Gram., Geog., Hist., Lit., Read., Draw, and Deportment. Total. 1000.. Honors 750, Pass 500, Seitiie 0iddins 902, relabel Edgar 074, Junk 13u1(•hitteou 590, ()ammo,' Uoclltuie 278 Sr, III Exam in same blhd a as 1V. Lr V L gnm ty 758 Garfield Martin 805, nlaggie Vleurus5L5. Ji. III Stupe etrbje(Ls us TV, Aldyth Graham 795, Evelyn Ahearn 645, Irene Earl 598, Clara llc- Onllum 489• Sr. LV. Exton. in same subjects omitting Gram. Total 900: H tions 645. Pass' 450. Emmeline Earl 778, Jane Vines 584, maty Gid- dies 567, 1Jut•tety Edgar 565, Robert Dawson 360. ,1 r. IV. Russ Eat 1 599, Aggie• Oorhnine 500. Colin McCallum 179, Willie Vines 425, Stewart Bolt 220: I'L, H. Exon. in same subjects as II. \Viibvi t Doig 648, Whitney', Martin 502, Tommy Hutchinson 671, Gladstone Edge). 481, Howard Bolt 378, Pearl Maxwell. 1. -Exam. in Aril le., trait„ Read,, Draw., Clomp.. sold chiefly daily work. Stanley ltd. gar, Earl Vines, EIntai 01 attain, Amite Edger, Reta Fidget., Johnny Maxwell, Saddle Gidiljits, Mabel Edgar, Jack Idulchiesnn, Aldyth Graham, Evelyn _Martin, l4humay Edgar, Stanley Edgar and Archie Edgar were present every day, A Teacher, GRANT, l BiY-th N. H. YOUNG PASSES AWAY, -Litt Sabbath everting at the hotne elf hie sou, Herbert, Sudbury, Nicholas H. Yonug, a former well known and highly esteemed resident of Blyth, passed away to the (}real Beyond, in his 73rd year. The -funeral took place here Tuesday afternoon, savvier: being held in the Methodist church. De- ceased, lived Isere for marry years being engaged it) the manufacture of edit, under the Rem name of Gray, Yonug & Sperling, Mr. Young was. Committer and Reeve of Blyth for several years and took a live interest in all that conduced for its good. In church relationship he was a loyal Methodist and filled all the important tfTires snot) as Recording Steward, Sunday School Superintendent, trus- tee, etc., and was a generous contrib- utor. 14Ls.'and Mise Young were also active workers in the Ladies Aid, W. M. S., W. 0. T. U. and chute. Politically Mr. Young supported the Liberal party. He is survived by his wife, a daughter (Mrs. W. W. Sloan, of Totonto) f utand Dr 1 ; uggist Young, of Sudbury. The subject of this notice possettsed many traits of character that attracted people to him and no more hospitable house could be opened than that of N. H. Ynnng, Mrs. Young and family will be large ship - et's in the t o i7R sympathy ash ()fleetly old friends !tot only Blyth but to Huron Ol Oo. aswell as elsewhere. Walton Easter travel on the C.P.R. is lively. Special septette and music on Easter Sunday in Duff's chetah. Monday evening next a Missionary program will he rendered in Duff,* church on "Dr. Grenfell and Labra- dor." Sugar beet ow' >? growing for 1912 has hetet amusing attention by the visit of George Robb, of Brussels, who reppt'- settle -seals the Berlin Factory. He is offer- ing $4.60 per ton and promise to take all that raw be grown. Me. Roble is quite at hustler. CONTRACT FOR NEW CHURCH LET. -Duff's chute') Building Committee have let the contract for the new church to Jo hu Hunter, the well known contractor. of (i-atubrook. at $8,180. He has suit -let cement work. brink wo k and phasterieg to Pru k & Brown, of Crnnharty. The bril•k, cement told gravel are supplied by the rnngregation who alai) pu•c•hitse window glass and seating. Cost. of building will reach at least 811,000 when completed. The work will be enet•getioally pushed as wine as weather will permit. Edifice will be erected nn the lot apposite the pres- ent, Duff's eburth and will be a fine, modern building. Belgrave Rev. VV..Kettlewell, an/1'011M, was a recent vivito in Belgrave. Soloed closes Thursday of this week foe Easter holidays to re -open on Monday. 15th inst. Mrs. (Di.) Stewart and Miss J. Rands a da will visit ittmot O T It during part of theEaeter ral.:ittnu Quite iu number of falmets have trees tapped but the cold weather shot off mach freedom to sap running yet. Roads are not en bad considering the thaw and the depth of snow. Its getting time to see the black earth once more. FARMERS' CLUB"- A sut'cessfiel meeting of Belgrave Farmers' Oluti was held in the Foresters' Hall when afairly gond attendance was present. "Selection of Seed" was well handled by President George Rnbeetsou and "Preparation of the soil" got a gond start off by short addresses by R. Onnites and A. Currie. Ther e was a full and free discussion of both sub- jects from which many practical sug- gestions could be taken. Inspeitoe Tont, of Gnderioh, WAS present and gave a twist interesting talk of Birds and Weeds, upon whieh he was well pasted. Several new members were added to the roll Which now totals 26, ••F•-1•••M••t•••••t•••t•♦•t•••F•tt•••d•••t•••h 1.•.1•.4 0••F•4••r•••7••0•4•••••+• •t • • i.Important �' 4 �v ELI ABLE GUARANTE• • E, •Gphigh class womanshlP and .[t.. .s • • speedy dliveries are features of •4t• our Watch Repair Department. a� 4 + Leave; Deer wet with us, We are satisfied • when our Customer is -nett before. «� WJeweler • a,�tr�ettor� Optician i• ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES • •p 4••+•+•44+••t••+•e•e+•+•4•+44.4•t•••H♦•t•••F•••••••,••-t••3•••••••••t•• ••[110.4.07.1041/M11.112,41.6,1.. wernwasmonam.fiaracAm. •esttee•0330•1•04pGG:t002.1S R6GRI3a,4.at"etattaeeorieeteeeesteN•tet•ihw4° stado. } i♦ russets • Granite and Marble r,Works Successor to Tho cru agora J. A. Hunter co. Phone 23 oomoate*aeA0000soOtootOoIleaessOosouioi•ieiiii•iii000*••ie84os , LL hinds of Gr:mite acid Marble Work A rl designed and ex- ecuted x ecuted in the bt st style of the day: 1 Estimates Cheerfully Giuon. . • • • a 4 4 Nest meeting will be held on April 23rd ill the sarne Hall, at which one topic will be "Whether it is best for the ?twiner to send his cream to the factory or keep it at house." A large turn out is urged so that the Club may get into good working shape before the busy time gets here, Grey Township Council next Monday, Next Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock a special service will be held in Umion church under the auspices of the Women's iVliesiouary Society. Rev. 1\lr. Wren, pastor, will oncupy the pulpit. A letter from Thos. MuLauchliu, of Brierwootl, luau., formerly of this township, says he was bttsy cleaning seed wheat as he purposed sowing 225 acres this Spring. We hope he will harvest a bumper crop. Tuesday of this week, was the 2811 Wedding- anniversary of Wm. and ales. hands, THE POST extends hearty congratulations and hopes they clay live to celebrate thein Stith auttivereary. We are please to report that T. Mc- Donald, of Molesworth locality, was among those who successfully passed the exam at the 0. A. 0. Dairy School Guelph. He took nearly 900 *narks out of a maximum of 1200. May stemmas al.teeu hien. See the advt. in this issue concerti - log the Administrator's sale of the 100 acre farm, Lot 34, 'Con. 9, Grey, Henrrvu station.) t t. It will take ( )place Saturday afteruoot of this week t 2 n'elack. A. Morrison will be the auctioneer. Albert Quipp is adminis- trator. It is said a flue brick residence will be erected by Hartwell Speirau, 15th con., on his flue 100 *acres this coming season. He has spent the past two years at Calgary but will resume' farming Once more, we ate pleased to'. state. When hie new home is tom - ;dried he intends- moving into it. OARD OF iHANRS.- Through the columns of THE Poem we. wish to ex- press our sincere thanks to the marry Needs who in the time of sickness and subsequent decease of our dear mother, bestowed ou us so many kind words and helpful deeds. We ap- preciated them all and the retnetu- bance of Chem will always prove a source of strength and of sweetness net destribatble by words. Our wish is that all may be spared many of the sorrows and kerne Much of the j•rys of life. We remain, Yours truly, 'THE ROZELL FANCILY. Ethel Emtuersnu Vipond end wife of Donegal, were visitors at the home of Robert Pearson fur several days. Miss Lizzie (Members was itorue from Sit atfurd J3usutess College for a couple of weeks. We are sorry to state that Mrs. D. Milne is ill and under the doctor's cars but 'many friends hope she will soon be convalescent. Special EusLer service will be held in the Methodist church here next Sabbath eveltin by the pastor.: Gttoir will suppI t' et program of music appropriate triate t t h pu I I L e uccastuu. GOOD 1LLr R - o T. the report n c #the P Methodist Sabbath School for the month of *Watch is as follows :- Total Officers, 81) ; teachers, 40 ; scholars, 449 ; visitors, 15 ; total at- tendance, 504 ; Collections, $12.44. OARD OF THANKS.- The under- signed lakes this opportunity of ex- peessiug her thanks to the oft re- peated and highly valued kindnesses shown to the late Kate McLeod. They will be long cherished, associated as they were with our sorrow. tilay many a blessing attend those who were so thoughtful aed helpful. Yours very Truly, MRS. ,INO. MCLEOD, The 'Millinery Opeuiugs were well patronized by the ladies and the Hue displays duly praised by the fair visitors, This was not at all as the lxnasl important part was numerous stilus and the pla:leg of orders. *Miss Young, of Leauuttgttnt, it= in ehaege of the millinery department. at Geo. M. t\Jiteilell's and bliss Hunter looks after her shop iu the Dilworth block. We wish them at good season. Gelatine WEDDING.- To very few comes ate privilege of celebrating the 50th mod versaty of their marriage and consequently such an event is always one of more than ordinary in- teeest, On Mar, th 20th Malcolm u at t nd Mts. Ferguson, of Harristuu, parents of Dr. Ferguson, toll Ethel, had the pleasure of enjoying their golden oeddiug with Lite coutpatiious)ip of children, gettml children and a few intimate friends at their house, in the enjoy went of excellent health. Me. Ferguson urune. to Canaria froth the island of Islay, Scotland when a lad wlth his pm's tis, settling in Erin township, afterward moving to Al, thee tow estop and I hen to Minn) where the subject or this skeleb loca- tet(oti 1 he 4th non., which by industry and tn,•iftf•tis-tire trauaf,t rued Erne a hush nut to nue of the finest 200 acre ftu•ttie, ill that seet.fne and upon which he ctttit•i11e(I to reside until 4 yetats Lugo when he moved to h•is comfier h- 41sle hum( III Htirristutt to etltjuy a will teturlled rest. Alts. Fet•gusou's Scottish home was hi Pttverness anti i1 het• terns told as fate would have it loomed iu ,11111(1. On20th, 1868, slte atif lir. iiergetsott ware roar* cul at Alt Rarest turd as a true ultimate Look her shave itt making the home and sot roundhtgs what they cure bele v. Font. sous (Dr. F., of 1 i LLhe • fir. Jahn, of I 'n .i t rt aline • Alex., ,Tit Attire ;Donald ou the home- tttei) and three. daughters (Annie, in )die •1 i3 t i(t2L Maggie, g 1 ie of North gl, t uv , • and ALAN F. HEllfi[Y Ilan le at hemp) t) wore hl1 to the iF home, Rev. Mr. McKay expressed. is l.tlettstwe at beitrg pt'tsent at such a a ttotatble gathet'ing and after extend - lig hearty i0ltgt'atnlatione to Me, t3 • • • • •4. • • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • 4 • • • •• • ♦ 0 6 6 • We Navee m . O What 6 • • • • Why, our Spring and Summer Suiting s, with all the up-to- date tones and col- ors, combined with quality, at RIGHT PRICES. 6 • • • O 6 • 4 6 • 6 6 6 6 • 4 • • • • • • W. P. Fraser 2• • Merchant • • Tailor BRUSSELS• • • 6 • 4 4 4 •••• • •• •0.4.0••••6••6••••* Ferguson and his bride of 50 years ago, spoke of how the habits of in- dustry and thrift will live In the children and have their influence foe gond as years roll on. After a most enjoyable Hine the company separated expressing the wish that Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson may live to see the diamond anniversary. Morris Township Council *net last Monday. Miss Minnie Walker is home -from Toronto and regaining her former vigor. James Bowman, M. P., is home from Ottawa the House having pro- rogued. We are sorry to report the illness of Mrs. Meno Jackson, 8th line, but wish her a speedy recovery. Last week F. Beirues was at Gide. rich attending the Spring assizes where he did duty as a Grand Juror. H. B. Kirkby, 7th line, sold a valu- able filly colt, 10 mouths old, to Gar- ner Nicholson, Belgrave, for the fancy Sum of $200. Mr. Nicholson is a well known horse fancier and knows a good thing when he sees it. Word was received from Regina that Everett Walker, son of S. Walk- er, 6t1) line, was ill with Diphtheria. Upon enquiry THE POST learns that he is better. Mr. Walker is principal of one of the schools in the capital. Next week Harvey Beata and fami- ly, 7th line, will remove to the West, where they have taken up land and purpose making their home. Mr. Beam sold his 100 acres here to Alfred Backer, of Brussels. We re• get the going away of this family wish them the aUCCeee their industry and endeavor entitle them to. Many old friends here will be glad to know of their prosperity. Mr. Beam has resided in Brussels and Morris for matey years. ORANGE Fur:mat,-The funeral of the late Joseph Smith, Otb line, a pioneer of Morris township. took place Saturday afternoon from his late residence, Rev. D. E. Camer- on, rector of St. Sohn's church, offl- Mated. Pallbearer's were Frank and Henry McCutt Leon, S. T. Plum, Thos. Olark, R. Bowman and S. 0. Manners. Orange setyice was cotldncted by B. Gerry, of Brussels, and Ito. Scarlett, of Leadbury, old and prominent tnetnhers of the Order. Dnsn IN A FOREIGN LANn.- Last Sunday a cablegram was received by Mrs. %V. H, Ferguson, 5th line, con- taining the sad news, that her sister, Miss Grace Irvine, who had spent the past 23 yeau s under direction of the Chinet ]neland Missionary Society, had passed away to her reward, The message came from Shanghai, but gave no particulars, Miss Irvine's field was Yang Hen. She had only been home once, so devoted was she to her work. Two other sisters are also Missionaries in Chiba, Miss Mary, who was here on furlough last year, and Miss Elizabeth. on her way home at the present time. The two latter are laboring in connection with the Americium Women's 'Missionary So- ciety. "Gorr hooey His workmen but (envies on His work." The bereaved will share in the sympathy of a wide circle of old friends. i her©, (hlrnes Service will be held in, St. John's Ono (I , Gni el Ft ids% ete',o,3o et, nt 'I'eesdav eveei is Rev A, C Wishart, R A., was it Ripley and gave an address to the "re,aniz el Bible class' ou '"'1`lte lioettenote, " N,x SatlhalnEastersertnons will be pieschp'd In Melytile church by the pas - or F.as er mut+tc will be rendered by the choir and a male quartet le Last Sabbath eventug Rev R A Maunders, of Pipestohe, Mac , oeeu tried the pu'pii of the Methodist church anal gave a fine discourse. On Sabha h, Apt 11 *4th, Mrs, (Ecu Harrison, of London, will cnnduet ser vices in the Methodist church under the auspices of the W M 5. She is an ex - to •' 11 eA er. Aet1lel EasShier k Song Service will take tite place of the regular service Sabbath next evening in the Methodist church. arch. The offer, int fur the dao is to be devoted Rev, A. B. Dobson, Clerk of the Presbytery of Saugeen, has received the returns from the congregations in the Presbytery 01 the Vote cast on church Onion. The vote was small, little more than one half of the possible vote being recorded. For the principle of union, 1.617 ; against, Bao total vote, 8,437. Total possible vote, 4,218. 'HUMS SCHEE REPORT Coutinuation School Report for month of March. FORM H Hoover.......95.5 V Bowman 92 1 !r Evkmter.... .84 vV Sparting......80.5 IT, Clark Su K Artiest 79 L McDonald 77 E Sotheran 77 5 M Yulll 68.5 Form II. Exam. Geo., Lit. V Russ 71,4 K Wilton .71 G McQuarrie,..70 C Crooks ..,....6g Hazel Lowry..,68 I VlcLennau 68 NFux ....... 6g G Kerr 66.5 112 C McKinnon.... ,68 11 Ament ........67 1 Tay tor 1 Menzies.....;,..58 A Cooper ....56 D *at R Leckie S Pox S Gerry... .56 -5r 50 49 in Gram., Conry,• L Sperling 65 H Lowry 65 E Flats .........-.,61 W '1'urul all 56 E Barkley. 55 L Watson 54 5 R Huth 36 FORM t G Deadmau .go L Ballantyne ,60 E Lowry78 H Work .,.. W Hoover. 76 1 MmLauchln •,.58 A Roe 75 13 Alderson -.57 W Armstrong 75 B Kerr -55 Bev Oaten 73 B McQuarrie 55 Al Machan,...,,,. 70 W Harris .54 W Lott 67 1 Elliott ,..53.5 H Oaten 66 R Barkley 53 J Armstrong 65 F ,Hood.,,,,, ....52 V. DAVIDSON, Asst. B. S, Shore, Principal. Sr. IV. Daily work and exams, in GeoArith., Spell., Written Read. and Hygiene. Honors 75 per cent. Pass 60. G Edwards . 89 L Burgess 65 J McLanchlin.,..74 J Bauantyne 61 L iackson 69 R Sinclair 51 L Lowry ......,...68 H Fox ......5o Onver 66 Jr. IV. Daily work and exams, in Geog , Hist., Lit., Arith., Spell. and Oral Read, R Stewart . 86 V Sinclair 6o L Ament. 83 A Thompson 59 L Wright. 80 S MtLauchlin54 B Campbell 76 *G, Rands 'r McLauchlin.,..67 *F McKay V Mceracken,.,.65 *R McKay H Currie......,,.. 65 *1 Stewart A McLauchlin,..63 *Absent from one or more exams. ' D. M. SMITH, Sr. III. Exam. in Mem,, Grant., Read., Lit. and daily wo rk. Pass 6o. H Stewart ,...:.,...78 W Buchanan 6o E Cameron .7r F McNaughton...58 U Ross ,.,....70 *M Carter .. 43 R Hewitt .7o *01vicKay 43 el Gerry ....64 *P Barkley ..36 L M Crackeu.,,.6r Jr II Exam. in Arith., Read., Geog. Hist. and dailywork. v or k. Pass 60 13 Wright.........80 E Jamieson .48 C Best ., ..74 A Currie ....... 42 F Htllson .7r j Warwick 42 RMoore..,-,. ...... 65 *M Hoist 42 M Skelton ..., ,.,63 G t'hompson 36 d Lott .53 V Harris 32 A Fox 49 Jr, Pt. of Jr. I1I Exam in Comp , Gaol;., Arith., Hist., aad daily work. C Moore 7o S McLauchlin ., 6o 1 Fox 66 H Jatnes .,. ...59 M Dunford......•65 M Ross ... • b4 M Pawsou 64 **Missed examinations, B. Ht,ernsasON. Room II. Sr. II.--Etcam. in Cotnp„ Spell., Read., Arith and daily work, Honors 75, Pass 6o. 0 Hemitigway.,,78 J Jamieson..., ..... 56 A Drags 73 Anderson .51 GV Burgess .....,71 E 'Fomlietsoei M MoLituclllin.. 7t M Campbell J Thomson........70 *V Lowry R Currie .,6, A Cardin M Cameron 6o W Roe .............43 *W Harkness 6o ] McNichol . 40 G Beieker .. ....,59 Int,. IL Exam: in Comp., Read,„ Arttn , Mem., and dairy work. Honor; 75 Pass 6o. E Btu ess..s. • R Iieru , , o g 7 aghau ....37 L Frances....'..,65 **B Stewart, ....35. I) Currie 56 **•\V Snider 34 J Emigh st J Lowry ,,., ..,..3i Conley ... .....,5u E Hollinger. 2e J 'Harkness so L'Sinder.:•.., ,...13 A Stewart 43 E Somers.,„ .ta W James 42 G Snider M Wthnn40 53 42 35 4 • 51 5t .47 Jr; II- Exam, in Spell., Arith, Geog,.React , and -daily work. honors 75• Pasr, 6o D Hohnes,.,.....,,88' G Pope 71 C linemen .76 M Oliver H Matheson 75 *MitSed'ons entata., **missed two, G. Rots, V. Exalt/tired in truth,. Diet ation, Lang, Read„ Dep: ttud daily work, 13 Wi rr ,.gr' L Drage ,..90 LBarkley x..,,88 IV Examined in M Ftuzley of F McAttet...... „80 M McCracken.., .75 G Kernaghan .,,,ya Seine. Stewart 'Suldet .,5 a L 11I- Excellent 'I, slut y11 t3, F. 00 - ver, E, Oliver. 1 llc1autltlin Good -13 Hemingwav, 11. 111310114 13 " eu 13, Cameron, 11 Keys, . D Ste.Wurt II.-- Excelleul it Me area, I., Qs rhe ,treasury of the their, As the 1t.„8.atDxngc A. B,,llattty. choir renders vahtahle service it ite to I -1 xdcll't st,-- Mitt . try Puttope;�.Ciay- quested titatthe ing;be il5 vflera •let`al ion Lott, cite,Iittrth:VAN,