HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-1-1, Page 8New Years
Cards
Acker> 'edge your Christmas Gifts
on one of our New Years Cards We
have a nice variety of New Years,
Cards•-
Decorated with dolly and bells, booklet
attached, with transparent envelope,
50 each,
Padded Girds; containing Sachet Pow-
der, with envelopes 5c eaob.
The "2 for 5" line is hard to beat and in
it there are • env umber of appro-
PAIN e. designs for this occasion.
Beoklets We have New Year's Book-
lets
ook-lets: as well at sc, roc and 150 each,
Calendars -Fancy 1914 Calendars from
50 up. Our special Calendars
mounted with a post card size pboto
view of -Brussels, 15c each,
Dvarlookgd
With the hurry of Christmas Shop
ping there are always'. those at the
last day, or even after Christmas
• whom 0111 has forgotten to g
sorethittg for,
Our stock offers manv suggestions
for filling in these needs. Among
' the'hmtes we might mention ere-
For the Children
Picture Books or Gaines. Dolls,
Tors or !Mocks.
For the Others
Ap iuterestrpg.Book, either one of
the new books or one that has been
out for some time, front 250 to $2.
Very_ttiee Gift Booklets, arc each
Parisian Ivory and Ebony, in Mir.
roes, Brushes, and Manicure Pieces.
Boxed Stationery, Perfume, Pic-
tures, &c.
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GOLD FISH We expect a shipmeut of Gold Fish In a week or two.
Watch this space for definite notice,
The _i___ Store �. F01 R. SSMITH
DROGGIS'P AND S PATIONER.
airal Non 4tents
HAPPY New Year to all.
ICE harvest comes next.
Gter ready to write 1914.
Tait skating rink is being got is
shape,
NEXT Monday will be Municipal Elec.
tion Day.
SINGLE fare on railways Deo,; 31 to
Jan, 2nd Inclusivee. MONTHLY Horse Fair in Brussels
r.... -Thursday of nits week.
"ALids in Wonderland," Jan,1 and to
In Brussels Town Hall.
Have you any rgr4 Calendars 7 13
new the seasonable enquiry.
A to to the coming events of lntoreet
Is the annual Masonic At Home.
DONT miss "Alice in Wouderland,"
Jan. r and 2 Town Hall, Brussels.
THE Wood Knitting Factory was closs
ed down a ten days for repairs to
machinery.
NEw 'YEAR'S Daythe post-officewick-
et
wick-
et will be open fothe distribution of
mail „from 8 to ga. m. ands to 6 p m
PLAN of reserved seats at the Hall for
"Alice in Wonderland" open at Fox's
Drug Store. Be prompt in your selec-
tion.
THURSDAY, January nth, will be vot-
ing.day in Huron County on the Cana
eta temperance Act. It will ee a busy
four a kg in all likelehood.
Annual. Meeting of East Huron Agri-
cultural Society will be held In the
Town Hall, Brussels, Wednesday. Jan.
21st, at r 30 p m. Wilt yon attend ?
LARGEeT FOR SEVERAL YEARS. -In Lhe
year.rgt3 there were 5g burials iu Brus-
sels cemetery, made up of 37 males and
22 females. There are so children in
this number.
THOUGHTFUL.- The young men of
Its. A. T. Lowry's. Sunday School
•lass sent her a fine silver cruet as a
Santa. Claus gift, The teacher st:
preciated the gilt very much.
-'THE muff advertised in last weeks
PosT was brought to the office the after-
noon of publication. It showed honest
people found it and proved the value of
advertising in a paper the people read.
BY letter Principal Scott has express -
,tis willipgness to accept the Presi-
dency of the Brussels .Literary Society
recently organized. He should fill ' the
bill. Mr Scott will be here on Satur-
day and be welcome back to town,
WORD was receive 1 last week of the
demise, in British Columbia, of Mrs. A.
Beam, She was a sister to Mrs, Ino.
Wrigbt, of Brussels, and sieter in law to
s. Tno. Hill, of town. Mr. Beam pre-
eceased her but an adult family sur-
vives.
ur-vives.
On New Year's Day a well known
ownsutan inthe person of Robert Fox.
father of Druggist Fox, will pass his
tat milestone. He is able to get about
uch as of yore, is a great reader and
ould pass for man much younger in
ears. We congratulate him on his
irthday.
Cleve. and Mrs. Seeker : have taken
p residence for this Winter in the
omfortable home of George Thomson,
illtam street the latter boarding with
em. Mrs. Thomson and son James
re still in California. The latter's
aIth has greatly improved, we are
lensed to 'state a d the prospects are
r complete restoration.
THE POST is issued on Wednesday
's week so as to leave the holiday
tr. Next week we revert to regu-
r publishing day on Thursday The
ms are practically closed Wednesday
lit so as to get to press the next
ruing in time to catch the tour rural.
11 routes. Will the public please
e Dote of this end govern themselves
'cordingty. Rural couriers get away
ri their trips after the arrival of the it
L m. train from the East.
5 A'lt'AL ACCIDENT.- Charles Merner,
periutendeut of the New Hamburg
i: Boot Company at New Hamburg
dumbed Christmas Day to injuries
ceived last Saturday. when his s neater
fight in a revolving drum as he was
enduing a loom, drawing him in the
hinery. The deceased was about
ars' olrI.and unmarried, He has
taus relatives and his sudden death
a gloom oyer that village. His
erali took place 0n Monday
afternoo.
a cousin of Mist T.
1 lyAe S
caret T
od of BrunsIs was He a fine
ted man,
T Fozexs'r-Representative speaking
the presentation of "Alice in Wonder
d' in that town says among other
-hest-"With the well known nursery
t"•
Y of A
lice so P
Wonderful tri to Won -
land as it frame work there was
It around it a variety of choruses
ell with good costuming and man•
tion of stage lights, offered some -
g much above the Average The
wing of different colored ligbta from
ear of the hall Added much to the
ever had anthin
Mt, Forest n
t. M anything
nod in that line before. The Went
Institute are to be cOngralulated
ON latest sneeee0 and thanked fes
Mt the people of Mt Forest tittelt Rn
ertunity fes' snloyttfe1t,
HOG market is $8 5o this week.
HEAVY holiday passenger traffic on the
railwsys this season.
TALE of a picture show opening up in
town in the near future.
Rtoitasu ROE has sold his house and
*acre plot In Brussels South to Mal
color McDonald, of New Jersey, Mr..
Roe is making his home with his dvttgh.
ter, Mrs E Crich now
LICENsE INSPECTOR JOHNSTON laid to•
formation before ,j- Leckie T. P., a-
gainst 1. gamin, of the (,meet's Hotel
for infringement on prohibitory hours
nod he Was Abed $50 oo and costs
This week an old Brussels boy made
a brief visit here In the person of Jno,
D. Stewart, banker, of'.lVlueheater,
Ont. He Is 11 sot 0f tete late Donald
Stewart and n nephew of Alex Stewart,
2neon street West. Mr. Stewart has
ono well and is a highly valued
representative of the balking business.
He was en rotate to Wiarton to visit
relatives over the New Year holiday.
- o
Goon fresh calved Jerseyfor wale
O Phone68. cow S. renaos.
RED and black horse blanket lost, last Sat-
uttr ' 1 11, Con
between Wm.B ny s andO C n
trey's Finder M wilMcDonald'dlys store, ieave re, El at Mr with But -
trey's, John Mcllonald'a whore, Ethel, or wibh
the undersigned. J. Meows.
A few good cows for sale guaranteed in calf.
also several cars of hay, Geo. A. Ben.
Enos 85 GENTS A nozON.-Are your hens
laying P If not Doll at Backer Bros., and get a
supply of ground bone which is one of the
necessaries for egg production.
Nome LosT.-The undersigned baa lost
three notes, drawn in his favor, totalling
about 5450. due next Starch. 7 hie notice is to
caution any parson fl om negotiating them as
payment has been stopped. A spltabie 5e•
ward wilt be Aeid for the recovery of the
notes. Jona BROWN, ('on, 10, Grey township.
M. H. Mooaic's AOOOTINT8.-Notice is hereby
given that all persons indebted to me for
veterinary services are asked to call at S. C.
Wilson's store, Brussels and settle the same,
he having authority to give receipts. Kindly
call and settle m. H. Moo88,V. 8.
Wtll gum, set and file oirenier or any sow
now with the latest saw toole. Tom McGreg-
or, Brussels, Ont.
People We Talk About
Athol MrQuarrie is in Godericb assist-
ing the Signal staff.
D M Scott left last Saturday on a
business trip to file West.
Fred. Wnod is visiting relatives at
Berlin and New Hamburg
Willie Harris and Harold Lowry were
visitors at Rothsay last week.
Mrs. 1 Leckie has been under the
doctor's cure during the past week.
Miss Ruby, Meikle, of Chesley, is the
guest of Mrs. F H, Gilroy, her aunt.
W. J. And Mrs. Hunter. of Oshawa,
are here for holiday with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Duncan, of Atwood, was a visi-
tor with Mrs. Wm, Martin, Flora street,
last week.
Miss Mina Hunter, of Stratford post-
oflice staff; was home for a short visit
over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Mee, of Stratford, were
holiday visitors at the home of Walter
and Mrs. Wilbee
Miss Beatrice Harris, who is attend-
ing the Collegiate at Stratford, is home
For her holidays.
Charles Richards took a run up from
Hamilton and spent Christmas under
the parental roof,
Miss Myrtle Kennedy, who went to
Toronto for Christmas, has returned to
town for the Winter.
Miss Florence Congdon, of Toronto,
is spending New Years with Misses Eva
and Carrie McCracken.
Leo and Mrs. Thompson and son, of
London, were holiday visitors at the
home of F. S, and Mrs. Scott
Mrs Robert McKelvey, of Listowel,
was a Cltt isrmas visitor at the home of
Allan and Mrs. Lamont, Queen street.
Rev. Mr. Riddle was in town this
week. He is doing. •"surveying". work
in Grey township under the direction of
Maitland Presbytery.
Mrs. Eddie and D. Posture. of Lon.
don, spent a few holidays at the home
of Jno. and Mrs Currie, Mill street,'
'Cite former it a daughter.
Miss Benoit, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. (Rev ) Page, for the
past g months, left forher home in
Montreal on Wednesday of this week.
Miss Eva Caution, who 111M been in
theWest for the art6 years,
is now
in
arrie a week ago She is a
Brussels,ing g
former resident and is a
'mice of Mrs
S Carter anti a daughter of S. Caution.
of Morris.
Wm Flatt, who has been in the West
for the past for vears, is home for a holt
clay with Itis parents and liner relatives
a bid
Hess engaged.t r a
and friends.g
e r 1 is ars
building on the ai way, It 4 Ye
g
since he was here,
At the home of Wm, and Mrs, Jewitt,
Brussels, a jolly home getherinv, was
held Christr"as Day when Rev. W. end
Mre. Tewitt acid daughter, of B1y1141
Rev. E W jcwilt, of Toronto ; 0 V,
T
tw'tt Chatham ' Kelly, 11y
of
Lambeth ; MISA Miiired Jewitt,
of
Newton ; L Tetvilt and wife, of lirown-
town l and Wil. anti Mrs, Hall, of "Meet*
Grove farm, Ethel, constituted the
anfapafly.
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The Metropolitan Bank I
Capital Pala up - 81,000,000.00
Re8erye Fund. - - - 1,250,000,00
Undivided Profits - ;181,888.20
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Joint Deposit Accounts are a convenience
arranged especially for Farmers or those living out.
of town. Money can be deposited or withdrawn by any
of the parties in whose names the account is opened.
S1.00 OR MORE OPENS AN
BRUSS.ELS BRANCH
ACCOUNT
F. 14. GI LROY, MANAGER
Ashley Lowry, of Toronto, is here for
a holiday visit.
Dr. George Ross, of Wingham, was
home for Christmas.
Joe Thomson is visiting at Robert
Thomson's, Queen street.
Mrs. John Carter is back to town on a
visit to her son Samuel, Mill street.
Dr. Will. Cameron, of Palmerston,
MIS home for his Christmas turkey.
Dr. McKelvey, of 'Toronto, made a
professional visit to Brussels this week.
Mrs. J.G. Tones and Miss Miuerva
sp•'nt Cristmas with 4bron o relatives,
Earl Ameut, lof Windham, Ont„ 18
here for a holiday visit at the parental
home,
Miss Kate Atnent was a Christmas
visitor to the home circle of P. Ament's
family.
ii .
H. L Jackson was on the "lay up"
for a few days from an attack of la
grippe.
J H and Mrs. Cameron, or London,
Chr,stmassed at the home of Reeve and
Mrs. Leckie.
John Grainger was visiting roletives
std friends at Toronto, Berrie and
other eoliths,
Stewart Scott was in Seaforth as.
sisting Stewart Bros„ merchants, In
the holiday r.rah,
Mrs. Thos Oakley spent Christmas at
the !tome of her daughter, Mrs. Hamil-
ton, near Walton.
James Mainland. of Toronto, is
visiting Rev.and Mr u He Is
s ns. Mann.
g
Mrs. Mann's brother,
John Scott, of Parkhill, spent the
Christmas holidays with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Woods. of town.
Intoes Sharpe spent the holiday with
his daughtes. Mrs Kingswood and Mrs.
W. Lowry, in 'London.
Fret! and Mrs Wilson, of Toronto,'
were holiday visitors at the former's
parental home in town.
Herbert and. Mrs. Cunningham and
children of Palmerston, were here for
the Cnristmas holiday.
Rob,. Ferguson, of Guelph. was
holklaying with his mother, Mrs, Jas.
Ferzu,on, over Christen s
F. S. Sperling, of Toronto, has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Marsden
Smith. He is a relative
Ed and Mrs. Ruckell, of Hamilton,
spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. J.
Manning Turuberry street.
Ernest Lott is home from Brantford.
Institute for the vacation. He will re-
turn about the 5th of January.
R K Rossand son Austin, of •Tor-
onto, spent the holiday at the home of
Mrs. Wm. Ross, the former's mother;
R. W. and Mrs Ross and family, of
Kincardine, were here for the Christ
tnastide visiting relatives and old friends
Mies Hart, who has been assisting
Miss Mary Ross in her Millinery busi-
ness, has gone to Pietonfor her holidays.
Alex. McCallum, of Forrest Station,
Sesk , is here for a holiday visit with his
mother and other relatives in Brussels
and Morris
Editor Bradwin, of the Goderich' Sig.
nal. has been on the sick list but we
hope he will soon be restored to his
accustomed vigor.
Mrs. C- R Perkins .and children, of
London, were. Christmas visitors at
Angus Campheil's, Mill street. Mrs.
Perkins is a daughter.
H. W. and Mrs. Churchill, of Mc.
Gaw, were visitors at the home of
George and Mrs Edwards for a few
clays during the past week. •
J A. and Mrs, Hingston and family,
of Wingham, were in town 00 Christmas
spending the dayy with the former's
parents. R. T and Mrs. Hingstou.
Miss Nina Rogers is here from Port-
agela.Prairie, and will spend a month
or so. This week she is visiting at
Mount Forest with old friends.
Miss Mary Livingston, of Toronto,
has been renewing old friendshipv in
and about Brussels. She is a daughter
of Mrs. Duncan Livingston, William
street
Harry Duncan is here from. the West
where he has been for the past year,
He is engaged in the implement busi-
ness. finny still owns 10o acres in
Morris township
George Rnhh, of St, Catharines, pair?
Brussels a flying trip last week. Mrs.
Rnbb and Miss Fsiry along with Mr.
Robb, were Christmas visitors with l:
H. and Mrs. Kerney. Guelph
Will Loner, of the Metropolitan Bank.
Toronto, was home to meet Santa
Claus. A E Mellish, formerly of
Brussels, is the tanager of the bank in
which Will. holds hit position.
George Dark, of Brownlee, Saab ,
son of Robt. and Mrs. Dark, of tiros•
sell. has 1•een in the hospital with an
attack of scarlet fever but is improving
I pleasedstrife.
I -w we are, sea. e 1 t0
nicely now
p
Y
Walter and Mrs Sharpe, of Gnderich
r
Ta StT
i iI'i e'S
wereere for Chrit,IC a sm
h
Mrs Shnrpe is cent inuiug her Ripe with
her sister, Mies Sherrie Timeoertainly
flies as Mr Sharpe says if is 11 years
since they went to the Co, town
Dr. Percy Richards and Mrs. Riclt•
s . of McLeod, Alta- Arrit'ed here
ids. Mc ,
n visit with r eletives and
log week for a i n e
a
Mende The latfer'S health has been
of a very indifferent Charente bot we
hone a well eestalued improvement will
speedily ensue.
C 2i1liaic of Toronto, and ex -Mayor
Watson, of Listowel. were in Breesele
fist t4eturtiay. The former removal
from totvtt ttlyears ago but retnhis his
interest In the place, Mr. Billing had
came to Listowel to nttend the term's!
' of the trite Merge !Minx,
WEEK OF PRAYER
Next week will be the Week of Prayer
the wide world over. Services com
mencing at S o'clock. p. m. will beheld as
follows to Brussels :-
Monclay-'•Thanksgiving and Hu
millation," in Methodist ehnrch, at
which Rev. A. 3, Mann will give the ad
dress,
Tuesday -'The church Universal."
in Melville ehnrch, when Rev. D. Wren
will preach,
Wednesday - "Nations and their
rulers," in St. John's church, Rey. Mr.
Page being in charge.
Thursday- "MI„sions," in Metho-
dist church, Rev. Mr. Mahn occupying
the pulpit
The closing service will be held In
Melville church Friday evening, the
subject "Families and Colleges" will he
deet with by Rev Mr, Wren. The
public are cordially invited to these
gatherings next week.
Mrs Stuart and Miss Mousl. of Tor-
onto, are visitors with Dreegist and Mre,
Fox,
G M. Philip, who is a student or
Guelph Collegiate, is visiting his cuusiu,
Will. Berrie.
Mrs S. Hilton has been on the sick
list but is now on the mend we ere
glad to state.
Miss Bayne is visiting Miss Carrie
Hingston, of town. The visitor conies
from the West.
t
Misses Ina and !terve Bn•ans were
visiting with the Misses Moses, near
Jamestown, this week.
Mrs, Jno. Ferguson and Mac and
jean have been ill with tonsilitis brit are
improving.
Alvin Dennis, of 'Toronto, spent
Christmas with his aunt, Mrs, D. Me
Fadzean and his sister Miss Ethel_
W. and Mrs. Patterson, of Hamillon:
spent Christmas at the home of Alex
and lulls' Biyano, Queen street, Mrs
Patterson is a niece
Mrs. Harry Grainger. of Molesworth.
and her daughter, Mrs Elliott, of !lar
vey, Ill., were visitors- at the home of
Bno: and the Misses Grainger, of
russels.
Alex and Mrs. Ross and Iwo child-
ren, lessie and Toho, from Mitinedosa,
Man., are visiting at the fOrmer's
parental home, Princess street, Brus
sels, and other relatives and friends.
BRUSSELS PUBLIC. SCHOOL
RoomIV.-Arithmetio and Grammar
SR. IV •
D Ross 66 S McLauchlin...3o
H Stewart 53 . H Gerry 18
RHewitt ...... ..,34
JR IV
C Best:.. 6o -M Carter: 27
B Wright ...58 F Buchanan 23
M Skelton ...53 A Currie .... 2)4.
A Fox...... ........ 45 M L'awsom ,1,8
J Fox...... ,.... 42 "A Attwood .:17.
J Warwick 39 *H James .16
F Hinson ...3o. P Batkiay,..... ..13
W Buchanan.,,,2g
Those whose names are marked *
have missed exams. No nn roll 21
Aver, att. 20. I G SHERIFF,
Teacher.
Church Chimes
A. Pocket Testament Le,ague has been
organized in the Methodist S.' School.
R. A. Pi+yne is the Secretary.
"'rhe second mile" was Rev. Mr.
Mann's subject litst Sundciy mining in
Melville church Evening theme was
"Jonah",A type of tile Jewish race.
Annual meeting for election of officers
and teachers of Melville church Sab-
bath School was held Monday evening
following a supper. Report next week.
Next Sunday artetnoon will be the
Monthly Missionary day in the Metho'+
dist Sabbath School, The pastor will
give au address and Mr, Robert, of
roronto will sing.
Melville church Mission Study class
have completed a cour10 which took in
Dr. Ray's book "Across 5 itepublies on
horseback" scsi "Problems of South
Africa" by Dr. Speer.
The W . 0 P. IT, meeting teas held
'roesday afternoon, It was a Mothers'
meeting and was addressed by Mrs,.
Ermaulsteo
OIC' CANADA
OFFIce
TORONTO
10 AVIPJGS deposited is this bank
draw the highest current rate of
interest. Withdrawals of part or the
whole amorint may be made when-
ever derated without delay.
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
J. F. Rowland, O CFO Manager.
To the Electors of Morris
LADIES AND GENTLti1MEN,-I ani 1I1
the tleld for the lteeveship of Morrie
foe 1914 and as it is impossible to call
on you all I take 11118 means of solicit-
ing your vote and influence, I have
served 8 year's as Councillor and have
an acquaintance with Municipal wntk
in the Township. If elected it will be
myambition to serve yon to the best
of my ability. Wishing _you the coin
plhnente of the season. I am,
Yours Truly,
0. G. CAMPBELL.
To the Electors of Morris
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN, -I ate seeking re•eleotion for the position of
Reeve of Morris and if yon think use
worthy of your approval I would be
pleased to be favored with your vote
next Monday _ I have striven to do
toy duty and will endeavor to cote
dupe to do so if re-elected. Wishing
you every proaperlty to the New
Year. I am,
Yours Sinoarely,
JOHN SHORTREED
com o
• ed of
married men. At the even -
ng setvic• the pastor wilt speak to
Young' men on the -subject "When -a
Young men sells out." The music will
he in charge of young men.
MUNICIPAL NOMINATION
Monday was Municipal Notlmina-
tion Day and thel•esult in this locali-
ty was as Hollows tae far as we have
learned up to nor early issue :-
BRUSSELS
Reeve -J. Leckie, proposed by 117.
Black and W. 0. Smith.
Councillors -J. Hewitt, J. Galbraith
R. F. Downing aid J. T. Roes, pro.
posed, by Walter Lowry and Joseph
Querin 1 Cleve. Basher by It, Thom-
son and J. H. Galbraith ; •.-A.. Pryne
and Geo. Muldoon by W. 0. Smith
and Al, Black and A. McGuire by R,
Leathe'dale and W. H. Kerr.
hool'ret 'resister's, Lb her dale,J
School tst a R. at
Fox, D O. Ross and S. Wila.
Reeve Leckie and the School Trustees
were declared, old Council elected by
nanitunation.
The program of epeeclhafying was
ramal kableby the absence of allthe
nominees for the Connell excepting
Reeve Leckie, 3. 'Hewitt and R. A.
I'ryne, who briefly addressed the
'death's, Messrs.. Leatherdale and
D. C. Ross referred to school affairs.
G. S. Scott %vete chairman.
GREY
Grey township re-elected Reeve.
R. Livingston, Deputy Reeve, Jno.
1 uCouncillors,t•
13rotvr to d iW. Ptaser,
S. S. Cole and P. A. Mci thur by ac-
nlatnation. Rhort spenclies followed
lheNof inatinn hour with Clerk ♦u
-
Dhuald presiding. Ed.' I'vdLon, who
was nominated its Councillor, with
Jamestown
Keep the Farmers' Institute meet-
ings in view.
Another wedding: is said to be on
the program before long.
Ralph Shaw. let line, Morris, is when
from the West looking first-
chtse.
Norman McLeod and wife, of Rip-,
ley, and John Burke, of Berlin, were
home for Christmas.
:The Pryne Milling Company of
Brussels, are cutting 300 0r 400 north
of wood on the farm owned by Duff
& Stewart, 131uevale.
A. soppplententary meeting of' East
Huron` Palette's' Institute .will, be
held in 'Victoria Hall tin t e after. ed
and eveningof Ft Januar
(1 Y
9111. Musical program will b0 put on
01 eveliiiiggathering. Addresses by
Messrs. Swine and 11_cMilian and Miss
Campbell. •
The conduct, of some folk who at-
tended the recent Christmas Sunday
Scheel ' entertainment might have
been expected in darkest Africa but
was most, discreditable to civilized
lauds. .People •wh , don't know What
decent bbha'ibm' is should be given a
few pr!1at0lessons bei'ore,a J. P. nt•
about $10.00 a lesson: The `Dames of
the inteeeupte•s should be published.
in- that the public w?litld know who;
they were atnl where'.they 00ttie,tl•omm,
Jamestown' people -Me always glad'to;
welcuine outsiders t0 their gatherings,
if they conform to. gentlemanly con-
duct but when such is not the ease
there does nut appear to be room in
Victoria Hall for both Classes. What
is the penalty of ioterruptilig public;
gatherings, Me, Editor 2 A repetition
of such rowdyism should never be
allowed again by the, Trustees .of the
Hall even if:it takes $2b to bring the
"bunch" to justice. The looney will
be'forthnomipg all right and the ex-
penditure will not be all on tlre_plaiti-
tif'f's tittle :when the conclusion is All the candidates spoke as tlit1 Dr.
Some fol think. flow is Cha011)1rlain,, ch4tirtntap of Sell1
blieprd. S to k Annual Meetin
_ g'
Elie proper time to tench„ the 'lesson Board.. Clerk ]]lice' Ivor "cluairulau.
that a me istra10 hi' milted - ECLLETT '" The in ant. Morin of the Stoat
and advise 1 t tg g v g'
n warriults so-. Glasse., ri0'111t,",n18r1{ y udll be iteidiil tile. TByvn
to Issue summons'r t t I3ecve,-Ttohert 7iauus Ler t -
I 11111 1ru41) o'c el p 01,neadav, dnnunr7 21st.'
Ltiiatnieatniiay be made us to tvhtah ei', "J aisles Snell, ,1ohn H'ingl:aiid, lOt4•atl yuocloottpin, Bu -these of thual,net-
cerreot 04ldttc, 10, You may near 0n1)11'111)41s.-'Phos, N.+01411,110- Jas, Ing-ll,•oeiving the .Annual: Of,tenent.'mud
• • ' A,n111m•e'lte or� appointing OOloers• foY':the....
from rue igann, M. POST, It 'the, natio ytiatirTh,is, 61ri�iichlar•l, Dlntl.' /keno .,,ilrlti4a � p nl g
ons 0111/$ there will be somesltrpl•lse8 r John Barr Joh 'J'ralnbl` n a ` o President._
g strong, Y .J TAOISTS),
when the names are m11111 public. Robs, entLene and Wiu. Milieu, M; BLACIr,,Seeretury,';
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GODERICHTOWNSHIP
Reeve,• Jno, McClure, • Thos,
Churchill, Jas. Cox, W. is. Lobb.
McOlure and Churchill drop out.
Councillors. -Geo. Hardie, J. W.
Yen, D. A. Lindsay, Geo. Holland, D.
Glidden drops out. Council elected
by uoclatn41tio n.
STANLEY
Reeve. -Win. Glenn, Alex. Mustard.
Onunalllors,- Jos. Keys, David
Dewar, Jno, McKinley, VVrn, Hart,
Jos: McQueen and Jos, Hood.
HPwio
Reeve.- Reuben Harding,' James
Downey.
Dep. Reeve. -Ennis Deunnerling,
James SV Edgar, Wm. Crawford,
OOuncilllls.-'Peter F. 'Doig, Louie
Denunerlitg, Jautes Armstrong, Wm.
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Geo. Mac n Pas
G r Ewa Passed Away.
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dray, Attendance was not very George itiaclSwlln, ex -DI, 1?, of South
large, 13urou,.•died Sunday to the Clinton
MORRIS Hospital in his (.6th year,... rase it result
The ratepayers assembled at ilia of a stroke of apoplexy about feu days
Township 111111 on �laulay to shake 0.140, iVA•. Mar Ivan 111111 lived for 25
nominations for"nextyear's board and. years. in 11152 village of Dental!, being
when 'the, 110111' ..wits Completed ; the engaged in the manufacture of salt
fallowing was the list of nominees:
and dei.x, its well as It leading .dealer
Reeve, Jno. Similreed and Chas. Ci
in gram, and was considered 01414 0l'
Olmnpbell, OonllCillora,. D. Johnston, the fathers of 1110 v11141gg." He -was
W. O, 5141111 aw, W. 0. Thnelj, W. Il, elected reeve of Hay, Totµifeb!p for a
Fraser, Wm. Elston 411111 Wut. lien niluibet• of years, 44441.401414 iso 0x-ward-
derson. Theaatter and W. 0. 71)11111 en of 1110 County 0f Huron, As 11,
withdrew froth the contest hence the Liberal in politics be rusts honeyed by
Councillors are elected by actslama- being elected to the Plarlisunent, Of
Lion, ex-Coulaoillm• George Jackson _Oo,itatla for one term, .13e 00441 to the
was. voted 101)10 chair 0.111. short ad-
Huron
441)0141 five weeks ago
dresses wero given by those Irmnina5 for fteahtlent Of 41 severe flhteysi but
eS excepting bit•, Campbell, who was 'the stroke was the direct 00100 of his
attending tl,e.funeral of blr, McOnrd:y
death. Mb was unmarried and is
an old neighbor, Election will take survived by bis brother, John'13a'tilac-
plaae next.11londay between the 110000 lJwan, it well It known. citizen QC' -Mtn=
of 9.a, m, and 6' .: m. for the' Rewe Despoils, Minn. During.14i011114000 he
shi 1, p teas carefully attended 'by ills: 4101•-
1 hews of Gode1oh. He was bursted du
SLOliILLOP .
the Maitland Cemetery, Gndefi'ich,
Reeve.-,do!in M. Govei}loek, :ac- Y
elzunat!otr.� Wedilesday'afL•erlioon, under Mttson!e.'; '.
Cotmcillore.-B
alfour, it. Arobibald, auepm00,
Regeie; McQuaid,' Purcell, Eckert alis;
Jno. Govenloch.
cnidae
°- TUOKERSM'ITII -' - 'ENNi Th Brussels, tin Decbinbot 511th • to 11•.::
F. alsidalre I+tred.IDnnfs, n eon,{" St
Reeve: -H. CetClr,'Wm Berry,'J. P. -I
McKay,
MARRIED BAutaii-hf0tatrottr;c ,-On Dec.7 i>:.'..b
TKOs. COlenlan, R, Brigham, M. Chark,:, itev. E. A, Lundy, at thelituui4oe 2 e. hn1
A. P. •Jo11115. i ' mot- ,Ina, NsTAteghllli,'161r:$1•Jtels tilartu1•.
TURNBERRX to Ai iss. tln,ga ret 67oteiighll�.m' " ':
111541-J.tc$bon.-L,' Ethel o, �Ue -'1111;*li
r, . , , i of ••_.:, oS �•`;.
Reeve, -l. K. Powell told J. AIM vey., howl I. SlnEltflYrel, tn•;zltut,ly'•- } v,u*
'1.'oroilto, to sti�a:t ottiedackyo'a .. t It nu* Cnuncillins - DIiiBurney Wheeler, +t ,t.
af:. Mr. and 31"'J110.314e1101411111 .( feY
Rritherl'0id tVellt'ilod Adltii• and e t , j to\411nlllp n •'
Bolt. Doss -Saunas• -A1. fhb rbrid;ielio •ot• tIo
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bride's linrenhi, oh De •ember: h., y, 3tev.
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Mr, missGladys
Cooke, :of S14 vy te, 51ll,,t7 i1•, "I.W.0f
`'to miss 1 d � o n
a•1� to Mc- n s A, a t'+ u� .;ne,
• Reeve. ---Milne, ITi11,,0 Ile andct y , y gGs -rds,gMdfl
Dilly. Mr and Mrs, Sohn Brooks; :ails of M rids
i - ' I Carter, Scott.,
.,. 'township. w 'a.
Ct unr.Lllots.- Iltl , Oat .1 ,
Councillors, -R,, Beil, J. -Cameron,
Cott; Hortiey, Hebron, Jollnston and . 'DIED,
it Sloan. • '4t0Oua4Y:-I .srorris, on Dlo. 27111, Sotn'uel
Schriot' _Trusl nes.-J. DICM.111e171,' J.:- '141o0urdy,. 4, 114 80th}en1, ;..'., ...
•Maines, Geo, White'ancl. W. Philips.
s4eoesesemseem•encs•0111•.e6••sseeeeeeeeeeeeee••••••es eve
.1 -Brussels Daylight Stare
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Inteiested worker in Mission labor's. • •
Rev. Mr. Wren smite Inst Sabbath •
morning in the Methodist chttrclt on •
"Life's mystery" and the evening text •
was•
"We spend our ears el a tale that s a 1
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Qttarlerly review in Melville Sabbath a
School was conducted by Mrs. (Rev) •
Ferguson and Miss Lizzie Ross.. Sone
of the "brick" e0ntli,bution boxes wets A
returned to be emptied and sent out a- o
Ain on a mission of aiding B
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hi Fond of the new church.
Sabbath next what is known ns "An 0
everybody -at -church" day win be ob• •
served in eonneCtion with Brussels Meth- 0
odist church. Mr. Wren will ;Peach in
the morning on "An ideal Church" and 0
In the evening"The motto of an
ide lenmelt .this up o1 w
Sabbath, Jan 1 t'11, `14 the m0rn'n 0
the discourse will be directed to mauled
men oh the topto "Rote one man etean'
eel np a tone," and the choir Will be
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