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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-9-11, Page 1-1, "tt _ „re 42 NO, 1' BRUSS.ELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19I3 W. H. KERR, Profitietor New Advertisements RepaIrs-E, Plum. Oard-Jas, Anderson. Card -Dr, R. Parker, Dainty Clandirs-Jas Fox, Vann for salo-F. S. Scott. Evaportaor-SUrobill & Co. Piga for saie-Jas. Cameron. For Sale or Reot-J. Leckie. Girls Wan ted-Burehill & 0o. Court of Revision -F. S. Scott. Court of Revlsion-A,Alsoltaten. Puree Lost-Nrs, Lou. Eolonier. Agent Wanted-Pothom Nursery Co. Conoort 0ouree-13russels Public Library. Perm to Rent-yirs. J. Raynard, Luoknow. To Con treetors-J. Shortreed, N. Campbell. Miskrirt Reim Oranbrook A. J. Holm was in London this week. Will. Forrest, of Deteolt, visited WS parents here last week. Miss .Viola Long spent the post week visiting friend$ in Toronto. • A.. Rebmann returned 00 Saturday teem a two month's trip through the \Vest, 0. and Mrs. Alderson and daughter Gertie, visited last week in Avouton and &matted. Mrs. Blackmore mid daughter, Of Burks Falls, spent a few days with her &lighter, Mrs. Geo. Campbell. Jahn and Ilis. Hour, of Wingliam and E. H. Kaiser aiul danghter, Della, of Steatford. wet e visitors with A. J. M. Huhn last week. Met. Kober t 13voWn has not been en- joying hey 118001 (levee of good health but many old Mends hope she will be speedily rest oved. An operation for appendicitis was perfoymed no Mrs. Harry SinalltIon few weeks ago ond we trust she will soon regain her health. Geo. and Ares. Campbell and daugh- ter Altna, John putative, .1, P. Mc- Intosh and %Vitt. Zeigler were among those who took in the Toronto Faits ANNWERBARY.-Next Sunday the anniversary sermons of Oranbrook Methodistchurch will be preached by the pastor, afternoon and evening. Monday evening a musical and Mee- progratn of merit will be given. Take in this anniversaly. ACOIDENT.-Deputy Reeve and Mrs. Brown and Thos. Cameron were thrown nut of a buggy by the horse stumbling when going down a hill. The fanner had his ankle injured by a blow fecal; the horse's foot and the others had some Menses abont their facies. A. cracked that t was the dam- age done to ,buggy after the horse had been unhitched. Belgrave East Wawanosh Council- met heve last Monday in regular session. Belguave arid Calvin Presbyterian chnenhes will be interested in the do- ings of next Tuesday's session of Mait- land Presbytery in the call to Rev. Mr, BoyTe. Harvest Iliatiksgi yieg services will be held iu Trinity Chuech on Sunday, 28th inst., when itev.,W, H. Hartley, of Durham, a formei' highly esteemed Rector will occupy the pulpit, Con- gregation is asked l'or an offering of $100 and the expectatioo is the am- mtt will be attained by atmited vally, J., T. Strachan, B. A., of Tovonto, who occupied the pulpit in the Pres- byterian church fee the past three Sabbaths returned 10 Tryouts) last Monday. •Nly. Stvachititai stir vioes were highly appreciated and enjoyed by the congregation and he will be welcomed back again at ramie fultue date. The regular meeting of the 13ir1 grave Manch of the WoMen's Insti- tute will be held in Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, On Tuesday of i. -tat week, Sept. 113111, commencing ttt 2.30 o'clock. Business of importance will bo dispoe• ed of and all members are requested to atteitd. DEATH OF Mns. PirocToa.--The news of the death of Mrs. Time. Praetor, in Wingbani hospital 033 Saturday morning of last week was received here with (lec.!) regret. Mrs. Proctor was Laken ill ;lust three days previously and on Friday looming was removed to 'the hospital, An operation was deemed necessary but it was foiled that this would not save her life and She passed away es above stated. The deceased who was 61 years of age had spent the greater part of her life ill this vicinity. About five years ago she went to' Palmerston to live but returned here about six months ago. Since that time she had made her home with her daughter, airs. Contemn. Roboason, She IS Survived by a grown-up family of three 50115 and two daughters Mts. Harper Kelsey, of Begin% and Garnet, and John Proctor, also In the West ; Charles, of Durham, and Mrs. Robertson, of Belgrave. She is also survived by two brothers and one sister, G. W. Nicholson, 4th line of Monis ; Lame, of Algoma, and Ales, Hutchinson, of Toronto. The fancied which was announced for Wednesday afternoon was found necessary to be held earlier and the interment was made in Brandon cemetery on Tees-. day afternoon. Rev. Mr. Kilpatrick conducted the sevvices. The mem- bers of the family in the West did not arri re until ,Tuesday evening. The sorrowing relatives have the sympathy of the:community in their sudden bereavement, Molesworth J. Murray, cif Pinkerton, is visiting at T. Cummings. T. and Mot. McDonald are visiting friends inDutton, • Mies Duncanson, Of Toronto, is visit ing her Mint, Mrs. 3.'41.sraiu. TIM aliases Peryisels. of '‘'Henfryn visited itt Mrs. D. McDonald's'on Sun- day. Quite a number from here were in Toronto last week attending the Ex- hibition. Among the number were Apples Wanted AT THE BRUER EVAPORATOR On or after September 15th. 'The highest market prices will be paid according to quality. Apples may be shaken off trees. Packers' culls, windfalls, etc,, will be taken, Small or Soft Apples will not be Accepted BURCHILL & CO.,Brussels THINE 60. areraseereaReWesienaWritaWAresseeewleossaselaseeseuseessereelseleaselenaleeriAsototWee Reduced Prices "Three Weeks BUGGIES AND WAGONS Prices on Buggies down to cost , all home made and up-to-date. Farmer's Wagons, all oak, medium height, 214 Tires—a Bargain. Also a light one-horse Wagon, just what farmers require, cheap. A few secondhand Buggies in first-class repair and painted. Call and get a bargain, Sale reduced in price for three weeks only. Call and get a snap. Everything our own make and warranted the best. Get your Buggy re-rubbered at D. Ewan's CarriageShop BRUSSELS, ONTARIO •etieWerreearleaftireaftetteseaestatateWalaVelovearo."401,11111.WAtearWAWI Misses Lydia and Mabel Mitchell and Geo. °yawn, D. H. Campbell, S. G. Sangster and Alex, McDonald, Dave Fraser and Will. Elliott are o irating the sights in London this wrek. Earl Elliott: has retreated to resume his duties as schoolmaster here, We welcome him Lack, NEWSY Noterts.-Miss Annie Ander- son, of 11101311 ton, is visiting With 1111113. X. Scott and other fyiends.-Miss Isabelle Austin, of Whighani, is holidaying with her grandmother., Mrs. 13entiett,-Mrs, Moore and Miss netts, of 'Toronto, ate the guests of Mrs, R. Elliott and other friends. - Niles Annie Ball visited at R. Sliteliell's.-joe and Nye, McDonald and D. and Mrs. Stewart Were among the lumber who •al:touted Tweet() Exhibition from heve.- Miss Mabel Elliott is holidaying in Harriaton.- Miss Tena McDonald, of Ripley, spent. a week visiting. with -Miss Annie Elliott.-- The Upper Canada Bible Society held its tottmal meeting ou Friday in the Methodist church but owing to the ivet weather the, irrowd was not as large as usual. Mr. Hutchinson, of Toronto, was present and gave 0 'very interesting. talk on the wink OS it is being _clone in other lands, illustrating it 'with 0101308.- 31081er Guy McDonald is holidaying in 13russels. Morris Township 000)2011 1311312 last Fritts Quite a number of iffmaisites 0 attending LinuiOn Fair this week. Next meeting of Mom is Towne)) Council will be held Monday, 20 instt' Gain is Welling 0)312 well at tl most of the threshings in kloyris 01 as tt rule is an A 1 sample. Morris owned 110)5(30881)110)5(30881) were wit :lees at the recent locaLraces held Blyth, both in running and trot tin even ts. 25 cents advanoe, secures '110 POsT to January 1st 1914. This is bargain 0111011 your absent Mem would appreciate. Mrs. T. H. Maxwell, of Winiiipe oyho has been visiting at the old 110111110111m• the past two months, returned the West last week. Herbert Kirkby, who had the eni tract tor John s81(7)512 sewer, Brussel has done a good lob, creditable to hit and to the employees as well. The m draBy-Law receive its thitd reading at the Council las Friday and was finally passed. Bowe 113 1(171 court was net cloeed. We are sorry to report, that Mrs John Douglas, Oth line, has been re the sick list and real ill butomany 011 friends hope she will soon be fully re stored. Our school teaelrers AOKI are giving instruction in distant schools (133r away to their tasks. Morris has quit a few in the school inaan listand goo ones too. Rounds celebrated. Ladies' ()relies tee, will give a fine Concert, in Bros sets Town Hall Thursday evening 0 next week, 18111 inst. There are people and all specialists. As will .be seen by :101100 elsewheee in THE POST the Voters' List Cour for Motris township will be held Blyth on Fticlay 28111 inst., at 8 'clock 0 ni. before Judge Doyle. 'In'ilnte•e. are a number of appeals to be THE Post is glad to report thatJtm. Blown, 8th line, is making favourable advance toward regaining his health. He lost a good many pounds during his illness but we hope he Will 80011 be as well as ever. Welcome visitors to Monis, are /David and Mrs. McCall and little daughter, of Edmonton, who are en- joying a few weeks with relatives and friends in this locality. The former is a former Mot risite• who has made gond in the West. Wedding invitations have been is- sued for a matrimonial alliance be- tween R. Boyden MacDonald, of Brig - den, Lambton 0o,, and Miss Carrie, daughter of Henry and Mrs. Jackson, 8th line. Sept. 24th svill be the un- important day. Dr. A. 0. Russell and daughter Mildred, who were visiting at the smite,' home of the former, 5111 line, lave returned to Ness city, theiv tOme. his 12 years since Dv. Ruseell vene from this locality. He is doing vell we are pleased to hear. Joseph IVilicinson, of Homan, who ook a holiday trip to England to via- l; relatives, is hack safe am! 80000. e returned as went all inuorrigetillo ttelielor. Mr. Wilk ineob had 0 good me visiting old scenes but, thinks luton County is the spot after all. AOMDENT.-A short time ago al oho Mooney, an old and well known 681330111 01 the 5111 line; was hauling 1 grain he fell off the load and clis- mated his left shoulder and received cite a shaking np. He is gettitig iig as well as meld be expected bet ill not rally its (1111(311 3'(15 he did are ago. Ma Mootley is 110000338 70 years of age but bite 8111011 to his ark like a 0123 0120)1. Many old. lends wish 1)110 0 speedy recovery. e 18 0110:1 the only old eesiden b left the hili 11110. 15tts Astauvatteattv.-A th ei r home. Glendale :Paten, 811) 6(111, 011 Mon - y evening, August 25th, Jno. and es. Scott, celebrated the 15th 10)1, 013101131 of their marriage by having soiI gathering. Only relatives cl friends were !pelted. A moog ise present were Ales, C. H. Ceily, ()Oily, Mrs. Wagner. ancl eon, Aire, Havold and daughter'all of whom re feni110111Cleveland, Chits. When guests had gathered a stevy tasty net WES Setwed, after which the !ring was spent in the tenderieg of eta,' inusie and many (Alley intereel, s foattotee which 0(2 1' enjoyed by s, Seat watt the eelpiem t of a 1 nber or vevy beantirol presente. arty ecmgraltulatinter are eXteilded 8 Mr. and Mrs. &oft and the hope reseed that they may live Lo bratilo theft, 60th nunivotOnoq 111 the D 37. re Ip LI1 1- at g 10 Is g, 0 1- 71 cl 1 e 0 8 13 bi 3 it ri ,lo Ye of 11 of on de, ni (311 th( H. we the eve tott ing all, nor Heto exp ONO i Orsaaraeleagr4-470-Sivasseszerireersaitres:1"49, foeinevly of Grey. Wedding Lakes 11 place next Wednesday, at 11 a. In. Me. Harley and two Defoe% Tillie and Louisa, from Baden ; Mrs. Fosters Ea t Cleveland ; and Mrs, 13. Dark, of 0 Am 1, were visitors alt John Hollinger's, 4 th con. fs Among the pupils from the South - 19, crly part of the township who see 0, going to school at l3russels are Mieees 0 Henrietta Denman and Gertie Speir- Brussels t Pubhc Library Concert Course vollowl„01101 class talent has been engaged frotn the Canadian Lyceum Associ- ation for dates named, in TOWN HALL Brussels 1- ROUNDS LADIES' ORCHESTRA Popular Orchestral Music ar Mary Mecham Bessie McQuarrie, y. aud Elmer McKay. s,-4 A subscriber in the West, who g fortnerly lived in Grey township, in rs'.. remitting his subscription says 1 — 0: "We receive TES POST quite regu- 19 larly, the news keeping us in touch -4 with Ole doings in the vicinity of our I ' g Al Toyota° Fair Mrs. Wm. Arm- / tomer homes which we appreciate s vevy much, .2 ;4 [Yong, 911 con„ received ath maze; $19 on her butter exhibit. When it is remembeted that there are hundreds. e4 of entries auil judging done by the' veyy finest Lest she did well. Mrs.. 4 Armstrong will also exhibit at Lan - (1011 and Ottawa. Tuesday of lest week Harold Arm- strong, who has been attending Strat- ford Collegiate, took charge of the school 111 S. S. No, 10, Grey, known as Whitfield's school. He has met with A 1 success In his duties and now holds a 1st class certificate and full matriculation standing to the Uni- versity. Mr. Artnstvong should make a capital teacher. 5 OUT OF 8,.- Roy E. Hastings, of the Silver Corners cheese factory, 'did • well at Toronto Fair. Out of 6 entries he secured 5 awards, getting 1st for July colored cheese. We congratu, late him. Cheese makers from this part of the Province nearly swept the lists this year. Silver tankard went to 13. F. Howes, of Atwood. kir. Hastings held it last year. SHOULDER PITT (WT. -Tuesday ctf this week as Win. Mentimy, 9111 con., was driving scone cattle out of the corn field one animal he. VMS heading off van into him and in the encounter Mr. Menary's left shoulder was dis- located. As his father ancl mother are in Lhe West he oan ill afford lost time just now. We hope be will soon be as well as ever. MATBIELONIAL.- By notice else- where 111 this issue it will be seen that Richard Bielby, of Keltleld, Sask., foyinerly of this locality, and Miss Bella Rote, a resident of the llth cons were united in marriage on August 28rd, in Saskatoon. Many old friends about here Ayill wish them many happy years. If we were ad- vising lames Botz, now that he has lost his housekeeper we would say "Go thou. and do likewise," He is • still holide,yitig its the West and may come home with a bride, • ....."..,p- od eorvingivil:ls,nsraedear,yglzavraliEl!F1011,16: :W.:is:1:hr I secured fro any member of ta r Fox's where reserved plaa may 70 fl 4- COMMONWEALTH MALE QUARTETTE 0 3. THE LEIGH -SMITH CONCERT CO, D Litre:try Board or at Druggist D 30 for reserve seats and may be One of the oral vereabiie Quartettes Cour Tickets only cosb $1.50 11 before the public Evening, March 2nd p Thursday Efg Sept. lith ) ?A'I k,.0 2- NATIONAL GRANO CONCERT CO, ..k .,V Front Chicago Musical College 0 coThursday Evening', October 9th be found. Ye Object of Board is to give a tousle lovers in this locality an =4 opportunity of hearing first- 61 class companies, evevy one of 0 g whom is guaranteed A 1, ell. -4 V. dossed by the best authorities, P r and -only secured by entering 0:\ , into a contract for the season. N Don't miss, one of them as they '4- will prove four eveniegs of real egsielti:ved Seats, outside of a Pr Ticket, 600, and general ,A admission 25c Get a Comae il• Ticket. and be happy. ' sratKraMen/Y_ArsvArraegefaSVO'.417..lotqrgg Monday enjoynient thegood .things of this life. MIOET HAVE RESULTED ,DISASTER- OUSLY.-A valuable cow belonging to Jae, Anderson, Oth line, was founcl mired one morning last, week by his son Alex. when he was bringing them up to be milked. He thought it, best to leave her quietly alone thinking she would possibly extricate hevself, however at night fall she was still in the same predicament. With the assistance of neighbors about the torchlight licrtly the COW was finally released from hey perilous position and glad to state not any the worse. Mr. and Ms. Anderson were absent at the time attentlitig Torotito Ex- hibition. • DIEM AT PITTSBURG. PENH.- On September 4111, Eliza McCall, relict of the late Robert Symonds, passed away to her reward. She died of • caticer, at the home of her daughter, Pittsburg, Penn. and was buried a- longside her husband in Buffalo, N. Y., on the 7th .inst, Mr. Symonds died 15 or 16 years ago. The subjeot of this notices WaS a sister to George McCall, 8111 line, who, out of a family 01 8, is the sole survives. He is about 76 years ago. Mrs. Symonds was a fottner resideut of Morris township, and Blyth, moving afterward to 13o01falo. She is survived by 8 80(18 (George and Ward, Buffalo and Herbert, Grand Valley, Penn.) and 2 dangh tars (0118. S. W hi t back, or Pittsburg and Mrs. A. Whitback, of Buffalo. Deceased bad been in poor health for about 11 years. She was held in high esteem by all who knew her for her many good- qualities of both head and heart. Grey 001111011 met laiSt 31011day. Miss Agnes Iduitestitson is home from Brantford for a holiday visit. lititi•nlli.ss Minnie Carr spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Phlpiten, of Wing - Mies Annie MeDonald visited hey a:sters, Aliases Alargavet and Jessie, alt '11'1°•01..().111(LN;11 McKinnon, 8th non., is off on a holiday trip to Eon 37i1li 31)53 and Winnipeg. Mrs, Joseph Reputed offeas her fat -m, lot 15, eon, 8, Grey, to rent, See Ole advt. ill this issue, This week Will. J. Rozell, of Tor- onto, 1008 110013 for a few days, cony. bitting business and pleasure. Ides. 30101 Cardiff is back front a vieit, of 0 few weeks with her, (101131). 18i', Mts. Bartliff, of Clinton, Ttlal Poer Jantravy lst foe the sniall sum of 25c. Send 11 to the absentees if you are tlow getting its Alex. sort Serena Ratimusson, of VVroleteis were visitors foe a few Weeks ab Mrs. Alex. McDonald's, 4111 (011. We are Isomer Lo report that 111(8, John Oreray, OA con., is not having very good health but we hope she may oon be moye vigot oils. Sydney AmoStvong left Monday of est week for his 11080 1308111011 FIR 11110i0al of the Conestoga, Ones rhool. Wo 101811 bird 8II0e088, ItiVitatiedS ltre Out for the nutrYinge f bliss Grace Hoover, 91,11 coos 1.t0 tuloan• AftlOttlIntlio 0? killnOtty Bluevale Tuenbervy 00011011 vill meet here alomlay, September 29th. Bliley:tie School is being taught. by Miss Cora Messer. We wrsh her suc- cess. RAINBOW TEA. -The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church purpose giv- ing a Rainbow Tea in the church on Friday evening of this week. A good program 10111 follow the supper. W. J. Stewart wife and childeen, of Bowling Green, were visiting at the foriner'S father here. They made the trip by motor. Mrs. Stewart and family will extend their stay. Miss al. Stewavt returned with Mr. Stew- art to teach school. 33'1R10. -The Royal Hotel and sheds here were burned to the, ground at three o'clock. Saturday morning Aug. 80th. The hotel ha(1 been closed since last Spring; when Local Option went into effect. Hotel 15 010)1033 by J. 0. Johnston, who now lives at Saskatoon Sask, The fire was well under way when first noticed, and if it had not been for the heavy downpour of rain early Friday evening, and the wind being favorable, the entire village North of the river would have been swept. A large number turned out ancl carried water, and by hard fighting saved the blacksmith shop owned by Frank Scott, which is close to the hotel sheds. The cause of the five is unknown, The buildings carried insurande foe $1,200. Jamestown Miss Annie McDonald i$ home from Torun to: 3, T. Strachan, B. A., has returned to Toren to. Miss Bea &Tans Sundayed with 'Miss Flossie Scott. Leonard ancl Airs. Ruttan, Gorrie, spent. Sunday at Win, MacDonald's. Mrs. John Strachan and Miss Annie to visiting at West Lorne and Rodney. 0. Forrest's team ran away from le blacksmith shop but no damage was clone. Robert Shaw, of 13luevale, conduct- ed the eavice in Viotoria Hall Sun- day evening. Rain is badly needed. We had a seeete W1111.1(1(3', s tom on Sunday night lint very little vain fell. The bridge at Jamestown is getting a recall coat of paint at the 1110)108 Of W. 0. Smith, Benssels, William Wheeler, Mee Ella and Hiram Wheeler motored from Alma, and spent Saturday at L. Wheeler's, Mrs. Youmans and Son, of Detroit, have veto yiteci to their home after an enjoyable visit at the parental home here, Peter and Mrs. McFarlane and son of Orangeville, were visiting at D. Richardson's and Mr, Frasers. They ar111 ti relatives, Trap Wag made by of nsi in 1313, up do Brussels and ‘Vvoxeter, 11 is to hoped this man route will be tinkled. Wrpxeter Mrs, Rintoul of Wingbaut vie last week with Mrs. M, Sanderson te Miss Oai•rie Lawrie of Toronto is guest 01 01188 Elda Hazlewood. The Rev. T. and Mrs. Wesley 11 returned from a three weeks yeast Miss Margaret Robertson, of V , (iitt,utlyaya. 501)001', ('1131180 on Mends here nd Mrs. Aitchison of Dr ton spent several clays recently sv friends here. -Thos. and Mee, Edgar of Edmon Alta., visited with R. and k 13111,51 this week. Jno. Regrew of Sault Ste, Mari Politer eesiclent of the village is e lug on old friends here. Mvs. Emory of Kirkcaldy, Scotia left for Vancouver last; week af aPetaling two months with her eis -Airs. Wm. Wilson. DROWNED AT SAULT STE. MARIE Tne following item refers to t only son of Jno, and airs. Bone Stunt Ste. Marie who were form highly esteemed residents of t vilIlIge Mussell H. Bone, aged 21, s of Sheriff and Mrs. John H. Bone a -Harold Lark, aged 19 years, cousi were drowned yesterday afterno when they swain beyond their dept Roy McDonald, 19, who Was in patty reached shore only after desperate effort. The boys we bathing in shallow water, U consciously they edged near the mouth of an intake pipe where the water is 15 feet deep. They tried to 1011(11 bottom and when they failed catne frightened. The body of Harold Lark was found after an all- night search. Mrs. Bone, mother of Hessen Was on the shore ea the time of 1110 tragedy. • con- with her sisters, be Miss Imlay spent a week in 51100113 milYiisssme iiHryarittoissshemcikuintoerybesrt•otrieo.sttion i .1 • Miss Minnie Messer, of Bluevale. WM' !tea a visitor with Mee. A. 13,Elersee. . Alex. and Mrs Bryans, Queen street, the were visitors in Toronto last week, aye R. and Mrs. Leatherdate were visiting* relatives at Elora during the pest week, tea, Miss Minnie Edwards was visiting ens her sister, Mrs. Longfoot, at Stratford. on Councillor and Mrs. Muldoon motor - •ton ed to London thie week and took in the tit- IF):1sijrn;:sisst.er Sinclair was at Toronto last week and is in 0215105 now on legal ire. Mrs. John Lott took a Well earned holiday to Toronto, Oshawa and other e a E stern poiuts. all. Mrs. Henderson, of Mitchell, was here during the past week visiting her 1,81-1 . 1,cousin, Mrs, Berrie, sr. D. M. and Mrs. McCall and daughter, - ''s Le, Loretta, of Edmonton, have been visit - in, Brussels friends. .- Miss McLeod is the new milliner he assisting Miss Inman this season. We 01 welcome her to Brussels. et' B. S. Scott, of Toronto, was a week he ent visitor iu Brussels. He is well : rY's pleased with his new position. on Miss Maud Mallory, of Belleville, is as.„ • guest of her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Wren, I nd ns, 83 )110 Methodist Parsonage. on Ernest Miller was a visitor in town h. for sday or.sao.fithrisernmek, He likes his be job asar a Mrs, S. T. Plum was at New Ham - IT berg, Elmira and other points visiting it- r' aties and friends for a few days. visisliti.ss Lama Leatherdale went to Biantford along with her brother, W. L and Mrs. Leatherdale and baby for a We been sojourning at London for several 'avery is improving in health. • He has v13110015.are pleased to hear that A. J. L Lowry Bros, and sons are away to Loudon this week raking a band in as- sisting Wal. Lowry in his catering to the public. Mrs. Fletcher Sperling was called to S.. Marys owing to the illness of her mether, Mrs. Stacey, who has been seriously ill. T. W. and Mrs. McFarland, of Lou- d el, and Mrs. C. F. Ernst, of Cleveland, Ohio. were holiday guests at the home of J. T, Wood. Chas. Broadfoot, of Mooaejaw, formerly of Brussels, was in town last week 01811103 00 old friends and looking as jolly as ever. Editor Magmata of the Stratford Herald; has been appointed Chairman of North Perth License Board. :He should fill the bill 0. k. Miss Meikle, and Master Tom, of Mount Forest, have been visiting at the home of F, H. and Mrs. Gilroy. The ....... former Is Mrs, Gilrov's cousin. Wm. Norton, of Trout Creek, was a visitor in Brussels for a few days. It is 33 years since be lived here. Be is a brother-in-law to Mrs. W. Wilton. THE Posr is pleased to report progress in the matter of Thos. Newsour's health and we hope he will continue to gain 01131110(1, complete restoration has been at - HO Hairy Ament, who is articled to the drug business with F. R. Smith, a town, was a successful candidate at the recent roatrioulation exam. He should do well. We congratulate Bert. Lott on his soccess in passing the Matriculation subjects ou which he wrote at the recent exam. here. Be will resume school at Brussele, Mrs, C. S. McDonald and sons of Brainpton, who were summering at Bay- field, were 1)810 013 a holiday visit. Mrs. McDonald is a sister of Mrs (Rev.) Mann, Brussels, Miss A. j. arren, of Toronto, is here on a holiday visit. She is Rev, Mr. Wren's only sister and has been taking a course at the Conservatory in the Queen city. Charlie Oakley, who usually drives the Brussels-Seaforth stage, has been off duty with a sprained ankle and his father has been officiatiug. Charlie is back on the job again, Wyman Spading is attending Listo- wel High School this term as it is more conveniently ',mated for railway ac- colinnodation than Seatorth where he was last year, He 15 a good student, IS. G. and Mrs. Green, of Cayuga, • were here for Labor Day renewing old kinships. and acquaintances. • The former is now in the mercantile line, Mrs. Gruen is 0 daughter of Mrs, 'Terris sr. It is reported that A. E. Bradwin, formerly of 13lyth, is taking charge of the Signal at Goderich, "Brad." has a warm place in his heart for old Huron. Mrs. Bradwin is a daughter of J. &nigh, he was a frequent visitor in days gone onto: The marriage Will take place in Toronto early m September, Mr, Seaton is well known in this loeslity as West for several years, George Pollard will take a trip to Winthrop.' announce the engagetrient of their clsugli. Pollard passed away Ile will ' net be ter, Mary; to Rev. Kenneth 3, Eteston, MitiniOno1Y Education Movement, Tor. visit various members of his family, 3. 0,, Assistant Secretary of the with relatives and Elton Haist enjoyed the ommtry air at his parental home at and Goderich relstives ; •Miss sell his house and lot as since 1Vire. keeping house, holidayed with Linwood, Fernbrifik Elva Lamont spent 1110 week at Listowel killed at Waterto,vn, South Dakote, going first 10 Petrone. He wants to stirieb, with Dr, W. L. and Mrs, Hohnes. Dubuc, Sask. She 0:10)0 to attend the foneral of her brother, George who was fere the mobtli is out. Barrister MacDonald will be 1101,5 be- Mook, B, C., arrived lest Friday ttight for a holiday visit at her parental home In ofmBrisy.th. A. B. W. and Mrs, 'Barton, llottroll, Alberta, Miss Home Colvin, of Tat Post staff Miss Pearl McMillan is home 100113 weeks 830, She has been in the 1\11 acDonald, of Cran- byr . People We Taik About Counsellor McGuire visited Toronto aid the big Fair. Mrs, A. McGuire was a visitor with Owen Sound friends last week. Sirs. W. H. Kerr has been ou the sick Ili t from on attack of bronchitis but is improving nicely now. Airs. F, S. Scott has not been having EIS good health as usual but we hope she w.II soon be fully restored. • Mrs. D. M. Scott is back from a stay of a few weeks in Hamilton, Tor- onto and other points. loo. McDonald, of Bayfield, was a visitor with Rev. Mr. Mann. A. Ei Amer, of Clinton, was also a caller. Mrs. Simon Grant has not been very Well during the past week. Her heart has been troubling her. Jno. Ballantyne, of Tsar Pose, staff atrivecl home Tuesday might from an enjoyable. month's ramble in the West. Miss Agues Mann, and Master Reginald Mann, of Port Elgin, were guests at Melville manse. The former is a sister to Rey, A. 3, Mann, G. A. Deadman and Miss Katie are home from Merlin. The honey returns this season at the apiary there were ex- cellent. Dr. J. J. McFadden, Medical Super- intendent, of Brandon Asylum, and his wife, visited his cousin, Mrs, D. Walker, this week. Miss Florence Ross, daughter of Dr. Ross, of Clifford, was the guest of her cousin, Miss Mina McKelvey during the past two weeks. Margaret, daughter of Alex Stewart, of Maidsione, Sask., formerly of Brus- sels, was bitten 00 the ankle by a dog but 18 getting along all right. Miss Beatrice McQmarrie returned on Tuesday evening from a visit with relatives and friends at Hagersville, Detroit and Bay City. She leaves on Friday for her home in Winnipeg. Conrad Jones and bride are here ou a visit of a few weeks aud are receiving many congratulations. Mr. Joues was a former resident and is associated with G. A. Headman in the honey business. Will Henderson end Glen Armstrong left last week for Toronto where they will attend Pharmacy College. Both Inc good students and we hope to see etlitaesisn land some of the honors of their THE Posr regrets3to:hear that Miss Martha jerrnyh, daughter of Jabez Jet - tnyn, 13rtissets, is seriously ill, in a Re- gitut hospital, with typhoid fever and pleurisy. We hope tidings of improve- ment wilt soot] arrive. Mr, lerrayn left for Regina Tuesday afternoon of this week, Helen D. Ford, eldest daughter of Rev. I.E. and Mrs. Ford of Gocle- rich, who recently graduated from Queen's University, taking as well as the general course a specialist course has accepted a position as principal of the High School at Ancaster, Out, Miss Ford has had considerable experieuce as a teacher and is well fitted to fill the position for which she has been chosen,. She was formerly on the staff of Brus- sels school and clicl good work. M. 14, Moore. V. S., lett Brussels for Lietowel Int Monday to take tip the vet. erinary practice he recently purchased there. We wish him the best possible secoess. Mrs, Moore and fainily will follow in a few weeks. lames Ander- sou, V. S., of Anderson Bros., livery, hes takee over the practice of Dr, Mo - Ore, here, He WEIS formerly a practition- er at Tavistock, M, E. Tremaine and J. Benuett, of Detroit, retureed to the city of the Straits on Wednesday after a seek of tome weeks; With John out Mrs. Lena, Brussels. They ceme here in there otoy, attomobile and last week they motrored to Kincardine accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Long and Miss Winnifred, Mr, Long There's movetnent on. band to ellt reteened home from there while the f the 13theSele--WroXeter stage oll other menthers of the party proceeded tount of the establishment of rural On tO Port Elgin, a (1)5(0000 of sz Mule 611 delive19. A petition has been from Bruseels. The vieitors were de. ,gely signed asking the Government lighted with the appearabce of the 001111000 the stage as it, is looked county through 'which they the and on as a necessity and affords a very were very much messed with the con- 4otatooting Huh, botwoott dttiou of the (*mutt -1114,