HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-6-26, Page 1VOL. 41 NO, 52
BRUSSELS; ONTARIO. THURSDAY, , UNL 26, 1g23
W. H, KERR, Frotrietor
N'aw Advertisements
Thomson,
2'iln-On& Dougherty.
Paris Careen- R. Butte,
*Teacher wanted -s. Payn.l
Plvs for 81110-01 as, Lamont.
,^, Wash dresses -G. N. McLaren.
Change of buslnoss-B P'. Corr.
hien wnutod-Taylor, Scott & Co.
pi$tritt gciu S
Moncriefe
A Garden Party will be held on the
selrool grounds here under the awl-
res of h Ladies' e' i
the of clic
do Knox church
on Tiles(leyy, July 8th. 'Pett served in
the ohavab basement from 6 to 8
o'clock, The 13rot1bagan 13ttnd and
IVlnnerieff o'cheat ea will supply tin
instruwee tat program and vocal
selections will be given by Rev, AJr,
McCulloch, of Craubi'nok, the ehueeh
choir end others. You are sure to
have agnod time so don't fail to ht -
tend. Airs. Geo. McTaggart is
President of the Ladies' Aid and Mrs.
D, K. Livingstone, Secretary.
Walton
OONei ,&TULATIONe.--We have great
,pleasure in stating that Miss Jean
Ferguson, daughter of Robert and
Alts. Ferguson, was awarded the
Gold Medal in the graduating class
of Victoria, klospilal and Nurses'
Training$chool, in the final exatnite
talon as a nutee. The graduating
exercises will be held in the Masonic
Hall London Friday evening of this
week when medals will be presented.
Nurse Fetgnsou has done splendidly
and ib is no small honor to secure the
standing she attained. She shaves in
the hearty emigratulabions of many
old friends who with her success in
practicing the healing art.
Rntended'for last week)
Reeve Shortreed is to happy man
these days -a 10 lb. son,
The farmers are busy et the annual
road work and the weather is very
dry.
Mrs. Hugh Ramsay had a bee this
week to mise hex bar» to build a fine
cement foundation.
The Rae brothers carte home front
Edmonton to attend their sister's
funeral on Tuesday.
Petitions from the Canada Temper-
ance Act in Huron County . are being
largely signed this week.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod, of
Nova Scotia, called cin a number of
their friends here last week.
Sautes Smillie celebrated his 80th
birthday on Monday and is hale and
hearty for such an advanced age.
flay he still be spared to us. eVe ex-
tend congratulations.
Rev. R. A. Lundy returned home
early last week from the General
,Assembly to officiate at the marriage
of Miss Margaret Porter to Donald
Mc:Taiggart. eVe extend our heartiest
ann istLnlnl.inns,
At the Committee)) s•' is
t i 0 ntu n i t.i vire in Dein)
church ,20 new anenibei's werere-
e11' ii and P. very flue Conimmithni
service was enjoyed by the Targe
congregat}on,
Fordwioh
OvunIN-BRowN,- A quiet wed-
ding took place Moeda), noon at the
home of the bride's mother, Mrs. A.
Brown, of Ford wide when her
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yoinngest daubhLetr, Aliirion, became
the bride of Jarvis W. Currie, of
Winnipeg only son of the late Rev.
Heath+ Ourele, anal Mee. Cherie,
rmer
foly of Thedford, Ont. The
corenintty was performed by Rev. A.
B. Dobson, pastor of the Preeby-
terian church, Ford with, Bride who
was given away by her uncle. was
dressed in a gown of wit' Le sail u. lace
and pearl tr•itnuting ;trod wore the
gr'oom's gift a d)nuunel and platinum
pendant and carried to Dunnet of
white roses, lily of the valley and
Doriden hair fern, The hnhsh was
decorated with ferns, carnations and
tuyt ale. Later the happy couple left
amid a shower of confetti for as trip
down. the Sr. Lawrence to Quebec
laud miter points, the bride travelilxg'
in a navy blue tailored stilt with hill
Lo match. On their return ,they will
reside in Winnipeg.
Morris
Additional Morris news 011 page 5.
Statute Labor is well nigh over for
'mother year and some of the roads
are "horrid."
Township Council will be held next
Monday. ,Court, Revision on several
drain By-laws will also be cout}ucted.
School Section No.0 Jot'ris, intend
Holding then' pimiile in Richald At'tn-
sh rnnget bush on Satuedny, Jane 28th.
Mrs, lames Calder and chilclien of
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., and Geo.
Bielbe 13. A., and family of Ingersoll;
are welcome visitors at Thos. Bielby's
801 line.
1'snt Brea, Ynr.--The Lawn Parties
under the tnauagetnent of the Jack -
sou Sabbath School are generally
very good but the one held last week
at the hone of Wm, and Mre. Taylor;
9th line, capped the climax both as to
attendance and receipts. Rev. Geo.
Gen. Jewitt, of Blyth, was chairman,
and introduced an excellent pro-
gram. Choice solos were rendered
by . F. Rutherford; Brussels ; Mies
Johnston, Westfield ; and John Mc
Arthur; Walton. Selections by
Blyth Quartette found favor. Miss
Johnston's readings were well done.
Miss McGregor and Jun. McArthur
gave a fine duet and Misses Edna
McOall, Lily Jackson and Cora
Skelton did well in their trio. Several
gramophone selections completed the
bill of fate. All did well. The ladies
served supper and a booth did a good
business. $50 were the clear receipts
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June 13th to Ju e n July 18th,
Thanking you for patronage al-
ready exteuded
Yours respectfully,
G. F. Maitland
Those who come early Will have
first choice of Mounts and Folders.
after expenses wets paid. Mr, and
Mrs. Taylor did then• part as ltost and
Hostess well and were deserving of
hearty thanks, Albert Howlett is
the Sunday School Superintendent
and was well pleased with the result
of 1115 Lawn Party.
This week Mee. T. W. Bone, 3rd
line, mei ved home from Fergus
hospital where she was for 2e. weeks
nndergning treatment. Her many
Friends are pleased to heat' of improv-
ed :cnnd}tions and hope she will be
epeecjily restored to the very best
heal
Dr. Shortleed and son, of Grand
View, Manitoba, are here mm a visit
with relatives and old friends. It is
21 years sines Dr. Shot treed first went
West. He is a brother to Reeve and
SV, Shorti•eed, of this township. ,The
Dr. came East to attend the great
Missionary Congress over which he is
enthusiastlo.
Oranbrook
Mrs. Serle is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Naylor in Seafeeth.
Liths. Wm. Brown, of Miami,: titian.,
is visiting friends in the village.
Miss Turve.y was a visitor at the
home of Mrs. Gen. Sparling hist week.
Several from this vicinity event on
the Excursion to the Model Faun on
Monday. '
Mrs. Irvine Bunter anti' little daugh-
ter, Florence, are visiting filends ib
Oen Melia,
The postoffice hours on Tuesday,
1st of Jnly, will be.l0 to 12 a. tn. and
4todp.m,
The showers on Friday last did not
keep the people frnin the Garden
Party. About $35,00 were cleared.
Next Sabbath morning the regular
Communion service will be held in
Knox church. Preparatory service
at 10.30 a. tn. on Saturday.
Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. Dr.
Otaten will preach the concluding
sermon of his pastorate here. The
new pasta' will take his opening ser-
vice the following Sunday.
A new baby boy has arrived at the
home of T. EI. and Mrs. Piggott, of
Brigden. The proud Mamma was
formerly net Missi3wi zer,
t of thialocalit ,
We extend congratulations. Y
Ethel
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Tux -Messrs. ss Cis weekoa Dougherty iy hove open-
ed
i to i tile this meets and have ell sizes
from 11 to 8 inches They have overhauled the
kilns and the public can depend on a firat•elass
article They guarantee all they sell.
OOZE & DououanTY.
Grey Council will meet Wednesday
July 2nt1.
SV, E. Sanders has been receiving a
supply of coal.
Ethel Orangemen will celebrate the
12th of July at Guelph.
Public school closes this week for
the Summer vacation.
The fine showers helped the crops
but we could stand more.
Keepthe Presbyterian Sabbath
School picnic in mind foe July 4th.
On the first Sabbath of July Rev.
A. I. McKelvie will preach his in-
troductory sermon in Ethel Methodist
church
Nearly ty0 people took in the Ex-
cursion to the Model Farm, Guelph,
on Monday. It is a 'popular outing
and the day was specially fine.
Ethel locality will be represented
at Union church gathering . on
Dominion Day. John McDonald has.
the honor of laying one of the stones,
The service in the Methodist church
hast Sunday evening wee largely at•
tended,p Rev. Mr. McCulloch, Pr.de-
byterian minister, gave a fine die.
cdltrse.
A number of delegates were
Belgrave last Friday attencl•ing the
District Women's Institute. Mrs.
S. S. Cole, of Bthel, was re-elected
District, Pt'esideut. She crakes a
gond one.
Instead of review the Methodist
Sabbath Seh;tol here will put on a
Missionary programa. There will be
special music and missionary • num-
bers. All the congregation should
try and be present.
Miss Elsie rand Garfield Dunbar took
pert in Mee. Weight's Concert. in
Brussels last Friday evening. The
former• contributed two ehoice piano
solos and Gari., personated 'Dick
Deadeye in thepresentation
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S Pinafore and also sang in a
quartette.
Rev. J. L. Stewart, of Ohengtu,
China, formerly junior pastor at
tithe], the missionary who is support-
ed by the Epworth Leagues of the
Stratford diste ct, and who has been a'
widower for the past two years or
more has married ah American ntit-
sienary lady.
Next Sabbath evening v g Rov, D.
Wren, M. A., will close ]tie success-
fttl pastorate here and will preach a
special sermon to the young people
nn the topic "Three young time in a
strange land," The following week
Rev. and Mre. Wren and son will re-
mote" to Brussels their new ]tome Inc'
the next Oarkfetefloe teeter
n Venso, girder your
Our static» fYgeut imus thrown aside
his crutches tam gets about almost as
lively as ever,
Betenteee rs,-• Miss Mabel Latnout
and Thus, os Turnbull, lu nbull of tJr• • e•
E were
united in ruariiage at -3 o'01oo c Wed•
nesday, June 18th, at Ohalrner's
Manse, Aemow, by Rev. 0, B, Mc-
Rae. The bridal chorus was played
b • Miss n'
3 Annie Menzies, of
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ra C1U L.
The brick was becomingly attired in a
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tailored s g
cit an
black ghat trhmted with plume and
bine hyacinths. Mr. and Mrs. Turn-
bull will reside on the Turnbull farm.
Good luck to diem.
Belgrave
ex -Councillor Peter W. Scott, of
East AVii.wcwt:el), has purchased a
Studebaker ituto,
The Ladies' Aid of the II'Iethodist
elm; oh, Ripley, met at the house of
illrs. Buck ill glum), on Tuesday when
Mire. (Rev.) Rivers was presented with
a set of table linen, Mrs. Rivers is
exceedingly, popular with the ntttut-.
bets of the Ladies' Aid. She was
formerly a resident of Belggrays and.
she and her luisbtqud well known.
Rev. Mr. Rivet's will be stationed at
Gnrrle for the next tenni.
Last Sunday morning Rev, Mr.
'Hustle, of Ladner, B. 0.; tools the
service in the Presbyteriau church
hcreaild was heartily welcomed by
the cnugregation over whom he had
pastoral oversight fee 5 years, Mrs,
Hastie accompanied blur. Rev. Mr.
Stewart, of Whitechurch, read the
edict relative to the vacancy, Rev,
Air. Hestia preached at Calvin church
in the afternoon.
Wroxeter
5. Rasmussen left for Stevensville
on Tuesday,
0. Sievert, Of Fnrdwicb, was in the
village last Thursday.
'Miss Victoria Simmons is visiting
with relatives in Brussels.
Miss L. Martin, of Exeter, is the
guest of Mrs, T. G. Hemphill.
Mrs. lrnry, of Scotland, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. '4Vm. eVilson.
Milton McEwen, of Kindersley,
Stash, called on friends hers on Mon-
day.
Mrs. Bost, of Seaforbh, visited this
week' with her sister, Mrs. J. Hamil-
ton.
R. Mercer, of Markdale, is spending
a few days with his brother, G, F.
Mercer'.
Mrs. McLennan has returned from
Seaforth where she visited for several
weeks.
MisseJ. Ritchie went to Mildmay on
Wednesday to attend the wedding of
Miss Inglis.
G. Paulin and Wm. McLeary, of
Wroxeter, visited with A. E. Paulin
over Thursday.
W. Barton, of Olifford, formerly of
the staff of' the Royal Bank, here,
spetttlast Thur'sday in the village.
The merchants of the village have
agreed to close their laces of busi-
ness at seven o'clock p, m, or Mon-
day, and Friday n
y, a f each
Wednesday y
week except on the evening pieced
in a tin}' id
ay.
t< ay.
A. E. Paulin, of Carrick, formerly
of Wroxeter, is suffering horn a
severe ease of blood poisoning on his
left hand and arm, having had his
first finger opened in two places.
Last reports he was not doing as well..
as he might be, We hope he will soon
be n. k.
Grey
Mrs. (Dr.) Feild and little bliss Beate
rice, of Owen Sound, are holidaying
with E. and Mrs. Bryant' and other
friends.
Mrs. Ambrose Stephenson will
make her home with her grand-
daughter, Mrsi-Dougald IJutohinsnn.
Sleets s a wonderful amort lady. for'her
age as eiie is in her 90th year.
Rev. W. G. .Evans, wife and 2
daughters and sister, Miss Catharine'
Evans, of Redford, Mich. ; and Alex.
and Mrs. Bowes, of Tiverton, were
visitors at John Jackson's, 5th con,
They carne by auto.
S. S. No. 8 will hold a plc -tile in
Archie McLean's bush, : Lot 28; Con,
10, on Friday afternoon 27th` inst.
The ladies are expected to provide the
refreshments, A program of sports
is being mapped out.
The old friends of Reuben McInnes,
nP Deloraiue, Man., are pleased to be
shaking hands with him again. Al.
though Mr. McInnes is a thorough
Westerner lie still enjoys a visit to the
old scenes of childhood.
Teasdale Whitfield an old resident
o8 the 18th eon., has purchased Senores
alongside his own farm from Ray
McNaught, paying. $2,200. This gives
Mr. Whitfield a dandy farm of 150
acres. Mr, IifcNaught retains. the
the East half of his farm.
A picnic will be held in A. G.
Bishop's grove on Friday June 27th
in connection with thetSunday and
day school of S. S. No. 8 Grey.,
Arrangemettts are being made for a
baseball game between the junior
team of Brussels and the married
met o s
t of
COIt Ela SToN
N It LAVING -roads
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will lead to 'anion church, 11th Con,
on Dominion Day and great crowds
are beingprepared for. ke addition
to the taent for the 'concert already
mentioned the Committee has secured'
the well known humorous entertainer
Mac. Vincent. Whatever else you
miss be sure and get to the corner
stone laying on Dominion Day after-
noon and concert le thea evening.
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One evening recently the W. be S.
of Roe's church entertained the mem-
bers of the Society with their
bands and friends at the home of Jolth
Bryaes, After all had done, justice to
a bout: tifolly spread table a short pro-
gram wag given, Excellent and much
appreciateaddressee Were given lay
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Revels. D. Wren and Jas, Pearson.
At a labs hone all separated for their
respective homes wishing the Society
every success.
W Ingham
lista AN's SAnirxta Bwwnsty.-The
John A. McLean sawmills, established
here 40 years ago, were burned to the
ground Tuesday night, a loss of $15,-
000 being involved, The fire is of un-
known origin. The blaze was discov-
ered at10.80 and the entire structure
was soon a mase of flames, being com-
pletely gutted in a shots time despite
excellent work on the part of the Iocal
brigade, who were, however, success -
halm saving the greater pert of the
thoesands of feet of valuable lumber
in the yards. It is learned that Mr.
McLean will rebuild on a Larger scale
than ever. He took over the mills
from Fowler & Ballantyne; the found-
ers, in 1880.
Jamestown
Miss Margaret McDonald is home
from Toronto for a visit.
Miss Rae Moses was one of the,
soloists at the Concert in Brussels
last Friday evening and did well.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.'
Tiros. Strachan sr. is not having very
robust health but we hope improve-
ment may speedily set in.
Dr, James Strachan and bride, of
Fort William, spent part of their
honeymoon at the parental home of
the former and received many hearty
congratulations.
itis f fou mal
e o Mrs. Jas, Montgom-
ery, of Michigan, fortnellY of this loc-
ality, took place on Sunday afternoon
from the residence of her brother,
John McLennan, '1st cont, and was
largely attended, Mrs. Montgomery's
illness was of short; duration and the
sad intelligence was e t ns a shock to old
neighbors and friends as well as rela-
tives who have the sympathy of the
coin 'noel ty.
Bluevale
Next Sabbath evening the members
of the L. 0, L. will attend service in
the Methodist church' when Rev. Mr.
Cooke will preach the annual' sermon
to the Order,.
Be a re -arrangement of stations.
.Rev. Mr. Cooke will remain as pastor
of the Methodist churches on Blue -
vale cirauit•. Any idea of shoving was
that he might have a charge with
fewer appointments so that his
health might be built up. Months
ago the official Board invited Mr.
Cooke to remain, We hopethe most
successful year of the pastorate is
before themIte.
FA1tMY:' INSTrruTn' HEISTING#
Thursday afternoon of last week the
annual meeting of the East Huron
Institute assembled in the Foresters'
Hall, Belgrave, There was a good at-
tendance,
President W. 11. Fraser: occupied
the chair and the' usual reports were
reacl and adopted. The 't'reasurer's
report showed a balance of $23.78.
Membership is 255 a decrease of 22 a
year ago ,at this tithe.
Dr. 3. Hugo Reed, of the 0. A. 0.
Guelph, was in attendance as an-
nounced anti gate a demonstration on
the Dralt horse. Four equines of this
class were shown and 3 road horses.
The Dr. proved himself bo be thor-
oughly ;meted and the men present
were greatly benefitted by his practi-
cal tialcis„
011tcere were
elected as follows
Peesitlent,; W. H. Fraser : let Vice,
Amos Sinitb ; 2nd Vice, Richard
Procter • Sec,rT +e
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A. Mc-
Arthur
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Arthur g Auditors A. D. Grant
T. R, nnand
PollbBewingett. are the Directors :-
Howioic--A. Gibson, A, A. Graham,
T.•A. Gibson, Wm, Knox and Jas,
Armrabersbroa
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Tu. King, P. S. Mc-
Ewen, .Ewen, Miller Procter.
Motrin -J, Clegg, Thos. 3IcCall and
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Pearson, Ed. Fupon, and Jas. Mc-
Fadzean.
Moot illop-Jas. Simpson, A, Gar-
diner, Robb, Scarlett, and Joseph
Dorrance,
Buffett -Thos. McMillan, Jas. Watt,
Ano, Brigham, Hugh Campbell, Thos.
IL Livingstone and 13) Tontig,
Brnsseie- Goo, Thomson, A,; 0,
Dames andW , H. Kerr.
WOMEN'S 1NSTITUTg
The Women's Institute of this
District also met in Belgrave on the
sante day and out -dict the men's meet -
Mgin
attendance by a nuc s to 1,
Mrs, S, S, Cole, of Ethel, presided,
Reports showed progress and indi.
cutest it broadening sphere; After
x'oetine business 'following officers
were chosen efor th
o Y ear :-Mr's S.
S. Cole PI de
est nt • Agra. Jno. Robb.
lab VicePres. ,Mrs W. H. Ferguson,
2nd Vice Pres, ; IMIrs, Jas. Arrhebiong,
Sec.-Treas.
There was also the usual compli-
ment of Directors named which
should aid in the forward march.
An excellent address was rands by
Mise Gilholm, of Bright, her topic
being "Canadian Women," She very
heartily supports and defends women's
o•gauizations and thinks they should
be a great farce for good, Slie is a
good speaker and her address was
much enjoyed only too short..
Supper was there in the Hall
about 400 being served. A vote of
thanks was passed to the ladies for
their fine spread.
Belgrave men and women dict their
part splendidly and proved themselves
to be A 1 hosts and hostesses
Grey Council
Municipal Council of the Township
of Grey met in the Township Hall,
Ethel, itlonday, June 16th. Present
Deputy -Reeve Brown and Councillors
Fraser and McArthur. Deputy -
Reeve Brown was appointed chair-
man. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and confirmed.
The Oourts of Revision on the assess-
ments in the Inglis Drain, Silver
Corners Drain, Holland Drain, Pol-
lard Drain and 14t11 Concession Drain
By-laws were successively opened and
disposed of as follows :-
.There being no appeals entered
against the assessments in the Inglis
Drain, Silver Corners Drain and Hol-
land Drain By-laws, these By-laws
were respectively read a third time
and finally passed. The Courts of
Revision on the assessments in the
Pollard Drain and the 14th Concession
Drain By-laws were adjourned until
July 2nd for a further consideration
of the appeals entered.
A petition for a Municipal Drain
was presented, signed : by Alex. Bar-
ron and others, which, having been
found to contain the necessary num-
ber of signatures, was received and a
copy forwarded to John Roger, 0. L.
S. with instructions to snake an ex-
amination of the .area described and
report to the Council: at his earliest
convenience.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and ordered to be paid :-Wm.
Rathwell, commuted Statute Labor,
$0.00 ; . Otto Schnook, commuted
Statute Labor, $4.00 ; R. J. Pearson,
Twp, portion of Award Drain and
repairing culvert, $28.00 : Jesse Wil
bee, commuted Statute Labor, $3.00 ;
P. A. McArthur,
serving
Inglis ie Dxai
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Pollard Drain and Ho1 n Drain By-
laws, $2.50 W.
H Kerr -
printing
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Inglis Drain By-laws, $20.00; Holland
Dram By-laws v
10.00 Silver Corners
Drain y -laws $20'00 ; 14th Cone
Drain By-laws, $30.00; Pollard Drain
By-laws, $20.00 ; Albert Whitfield to
a shovelers .0
1 0 Thos.IV
pay ,$
4 I. Wil-
liamson, repairs to culvert bdy. Grey
and McKillop, $2.50 ; Dr. Ferguson,
expenses to Toronto, re. meeting of
Prov. 31, H. O's, $7.15 ; Jas. Shiels,
commuted Statute Labor, $11.00; Ed.
Jacklin; cedar posts and ;repairing
snow fence, $3.00 ; Wesley Somers,
filling in washout and drawing grav-
el, $18.50 ; Robert Smith, balance on
culvert,. $L50; Jos. Jacklin; timber
for_ bridge, $5.00; Jacob Fischer,
comtnuted;Stabute Labor, $2.00 ; Jas.
D. McNair,' repairing oulyert, $1.00 ;
Jas. Sair, '
p , tile e .Award Drain, $0.00 ;
Jos. Arses, repairing culvert, $2,00 ;
Andrew Jacklin, building bridge and
grading, $17.50 ; Wm. Duncanson, re-
pairing road Con. 14, $1.50 ; W. 3;
Heminggway; repairing road Con. 10,
$2.00 ; J, K. Brown, repairing culvert,
Con. 10, $1.00 ; Garfield Baker, build-
ing culvert, sideroad 6, con. 11,
$23.00 ; John Brown. "serving 14th
Con. Drain By-laws, 53.00 ; A.11. Mc-
Donald Clerk's fees, Inglis Drain,
$24.25 ; Pollard Drain, $20.001 Hol-
land Drain, $10.00 ; Silver Corners
Drain, $28.00 ; 14th Concession Drain,
$51.80 ; Wm. Fraser, drawing lumber
and eepairitig bridge, $2.75 ; Marshall
Harrison, delivering cement tile,
$7.00 ; Hugh Cunningham, commuted
Statute Labor, $20.00.
Council adjourned to meet Wednes-
day July 2nd. A. I3, MACDONALD,
Clerk..
Church Chimes
Quarterly Review in the Sabbath
Schools next Suedes'.
Rev. Pr. Blair conducted the regu-
lar services in the R. C. chin•clt last
Sunday.
Sunday, July r3th, is the World's
Sabbath School Day when a special
pr
o rain will be presented i
n many a
school.
'L'he Synod of Eluron concluded its
annual session last Friday with the
adoption of a resolution favoring a cen.
trsi organization for young people's
work.
The 7th World's Sunday School Con-
vention will convene at Zurieh, Switzer•
land, on July 8th, eotttinuing for 8.
days, no delegates left Outstrip last
week to attend this great gathering,
Three Csnuo s e
k are on the program.
It will be an interesting gathering.
At the Methodist Sabbath Sebool last
Sunday afternoon Mrs. John Robb gave
an interesting. clear cut address on the.
Cigarette question t
th
at was most at-
tentively listened to. It should have
results, Miss Ida Rands sang a Tett
-
pomace sola In good 'eine,
Next Sabbath will bring to a con.
elusion the pastorates of many
ministers of the London Conference
who are responsible for work on their
new chargee on the first Sabbath of
1yIv,
Rev.Dr,Oaten will couductthe
con -
eluding services of his three Year
pastorate in Brussels Methodist church
next Sabbath and the following week
e t hisnew home e in
expects to remove o h m
Toronto, The Londondon Conferencece
granted his request to enter the
evangelistic field and consequently he is
not given an appointment.
The eongregation of St. John's
vhut•eh were greatly pleased to have
Rev. Mr. Lang Ford, of Listowel, with
them last Sunday. Mr. Payn who was
to take the service here went to Listo-
wel instead - thereby permitting the
former rector to remain In town. He
was here on Saturday in charge of the
funeral service of the late John Cardiff,
of, whom he }vasa particular friend,
BRUSSELS SCHOOL
Following Is the report of the mitt-`.
Summer promotions: -
FORM I
J Elliott (promoted on term work).
Hoxoas
13 Kerr F Wood.,
G Speiran
H Denman
L Jackson
G Edwards
B lecQuarrie
PASS
G Wilson J Scott
L Lovell H Fox
K McDonald J Ballantyne
R Sinclair
Standing of those who failed will be
sent to parents.
B.' S. Score
P. MACPHERSON.
ROOM IV
Promoted from Ir. IV to Sr. IV.
HONORS -
D Ross H Stewart
PASS
H Gerry S McLauchlan
R Hewitt
PROMOTED ON TRIAL
L McCracken W Buchanan
D. SMITH
ROOM III
Sr. III to Jr. IV. Arranged in order
of merit.
C Best
R Moore
B Wright
P Barkley
A Fox.
HONORS
M Skelton
F Hinson
H James
PA55.
M Pawson
F McNaughton
J Fox C Moore
J Warwick A Currie
Jr. III to Sr. III.. Arranged in order
of merit.
HONORs
I3 Lott M Ross
S McLaucblin 0 Hemingway
PASS
V Harris M Heist
M McLauchlin
W Roe
M Mulford EJ amieson
G
ThomP son RCurrie
B. HENIIERSON
ROOM II
From Sy, Ilto Jr. III. Names in
der of merit.
HONORS
M Wilton
M Catnpbell
C Anderson
W Snider
13 Holmes
I McNichol
E Burgess
G iarvis
V Lowry
PASS
or-
A Stewart W James
L Conley D Currie
C Hollinger
J Harkness promoted upon condition of
regular attendance.
t ansa.
g
From Jr. II to Sr, _II, Names in
order of merit.
HONORS
13 Walker Lowry
F Stewart Es fioifinger
C Thompson T. Barkley
PAss
M Oliver M Wood
L Drage M McCracken
G Snider promoted upon condition of
regular attendance.
PEARL BAERER.
ROOM pi
Front Sr. Pt. II to Jr. II.
T Burgess
HONORS
K McLaren M McLauchlan
F Oliver ' E Oliver
B Thuell j equal'
PASS
E Moore H Drage
B Hemingway L Platt
H Keys
From Jr. Pr. el to Sr, Pt. II.
notions
L Holmes A Ballantyne
FABS
L Snider C Lott
From Sr. 1st to Pt, II.
HONORS
J Walker
W McDowell E atvis
C Salter
G lamesw1 Milligan
B Cardiff L Thuell
PAss
A Thompson P McLaren
From tad to 3rd nit,
inmost
ll SieveuP iP et 13 Thompson
soo.
G kmior
FromEcist to and 1st.
J Keys C Anderson
W McFadzean F Oliver
L Hollinger G Stewart
B alter
M Hollinger
e
o1 ling r
K Ferguson E Dennis
0, BencltX1•4A*.