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BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, ,DUNE 28. 1917.VV. H. HERR, Proprietor
New Advertisements
Tulips -Jas. 1'ox
Paris Green -P. R. Smith,
Lost -Rev, Mr. Thomson,
(poral-Ament & McDonald..
Oottngg o for sale -Tae POWT,
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Ontario Sale -Alf, Button estate,
Mast :rte
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LosT. An automobile License card No. 5550
also the tail light, Will .finder Madly notify
Rev. Mr, Thomson, Bluevale.
CELEBRATION ON J t7LY 2ND. — Ar-
rangements are well in laud for the
celebration of Canada's Jubilee pore'
Monday, July 2—Dominion Day, Pro-
gram, conuu'ociog at 0 a. rn., will
consist ofaOaliIhumpieu, and Trade
procession, school patade, children's
gamer, automobile parade, address of
welcome by Reeve Milne and speeches
by prominent men, senior sports, Base
Ball game between Clinton and Listo-
wel, tug of war, auto rare. &c., the
day's fun concluding with Concert in
Hall at 8 p. m„ by Forest City Male
Quartette.
Wroxeter
NEWSY NOTES.—Mies Oassie Harris,
Toronto, is visiting at her home here.
—23 candidates wrote on the Entrance
examination here last week. Princi-
pal Jefferson, Fordwich; presided.—
Mrs. Jas. Pettigrew (nee Miss Tina
Rae) and 2 sone, Blucher, Sask., are
guests of Mrs. Jno. McNaughton,
Turnberry.—Miss Janie Howe arrived
from Brandon on Friday to spend a 6
week's vacation at her home. Pities
Howe is Matron of the Brandon In-
dustrial Institute.—Will any one haw-
ing Red Cross work on hand kindly
bring the completed articles to the
post office not later than Saturday,
June 80th, when another bale will be
GeoKrauter
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Implement Dealer
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Is Sole gent for
De Laval Oream Separator's, Cockshatt
Frost & Wood and John Deere Imple-
rnents and Fleury Plows.
Repairs for any of the above lines kept
as well as for Kenip and Success
Spreaders.
Brantford, McLaughlin and Benckville
Buggies and the Adams Wagon.
Number of 2nd hand Binders fur sale.
Call at our shop, at bridge, Turn -
berry street, Brussels, in charge of
Allan A. Lamont
Phone 61 2 rings.
pracked.—'Phos. S•inclersou, Toronto, le
holidaying uurl„r the parental roof,-
Do, Holme, Geleric11, called on old
friends in the village on Mnnctay.—
Mee, Geo, Leckie has returned frown a
week's visit near 13ruseele, — 31)05.
13row 1 spent several days in Toronto
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George, and Pearl T(aake, \Vhit"
Rite?, are hoes for the $171nitiee
vacation, -Rev. A, 3. Love and family
left for Staff t this week, Their many
friends wish them happiness and enc -
cess in their new hve.-13,ev. Me.
Stride is the testy Mel hodiet pastor,
who cnmanenaes his duties next Sun-
day. i've bid him weIeotue.
Bluevale
NEWSY NOTES.—Mise Nary Stewart
is ab p. 050110 vititiug relatives near
Grand Valley.—Robt. and Mrs. Mus-
grove visited friends at St. Helens
and Dungannon.— airs. Sanderson,
Toronto, le up at her Summer home
here for few weeks. holiday.—Park
Smeltzer, Galt, spent Sunday with
his parents here. -Misses Jennie Yeo
and hazel Stamper spent the week
end with friends at Brussels.—Win.
and Mrs, Thornton spent Sunday
with relatives at \Vingham,— Mrs.
Wut. Hall visited relatives at Gor'rie
this week.—Alex. McGee and Milt..
Watson have gone to Galt Where they
have received employment. — Misses
Olive Maetere and Annie Cairns, Tor-
onto, are visiting at the home of Jas.
Masters.—Geo. Haney and eon, Har-
vey, visited relatives at Seafyrth on
Sunday.—Mrs. Geo. Mowbray, who
has been i11, is improving and is able
to be up again. -We hope she will
soon be well again.—Reuben Garnise
is cutting wood around here with his
circular eats.—Iles, Snell is at present
spending a few weeks with relatives
at Hallett and OlinLon,—Hugh and
Mee, idinnamou and John McMichael
motored up from Galt Saturday and
spent the week end at the home of
\Vm. McMichael,—Rev, Wm. Smith,
Oakville, spent the past couple of
weeks with lis mother and on Sunday
night preached a line sermon in the
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E. E. BRAITHWAITE, M. A., Ph. D.
Methodist church Which was much
appreciated.— l)r'. L Tate, Toeonto,
was home for a couple days last week.
—Jos. Breokeul+idge and John Messer
attended the 0. 0. 1+'. Convention
meeting at 13anti 1toe last week.—John
Hall has taken a job ou the G.'1', R.
section for the Summer nnnths,—
Femembpr theGarden Party <
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Methodist church lawn Friday night,
July 61.11. Tea will be served from 6
to 8 p. m. The Wingham Band will
be in attendance.
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17d. Fulton was away to Hamilton
last week attending the 13rgh. Court nl'
the Oalindiau Ordpe of Foresters ae
delegate front Oomrt Oeanbrook.
1], K. HAI (1 Mrs,, Livingston were
visitors with .Toseph and Mrs. Murtray
and Win. and Mrs. Irwin, Belmol0.
Mrs. Livingston is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Murray and a sister of Mrs.
Irwin.
Friday evening of next week is the
date of the annual Lawn Social at
Knox church, Moncrieff. As usual a
Rest -class prngtatn is arranged. Tal-
ent will consist of the well -known
Lawrie Family of Hamilton ; H. L,
Jackson, Brussels; hiss Stephens,
New Hamburg; Miss Iva Harris, Wal-
ton and Ethel Orchestra. There will
be a series of sports pot on from 6 to 8
o'clock. A refreshment booth Will
supply ice cream trod cake, fruit and
confeetinnery. Rev. Mr. Lundy will
be chairman. Keep the date in mind.
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Mre. Gen. Doubledee is visiting.
friends in Toronto.
Jas. and Mrs. Mulvey, Wingham,
are visiting friends here.
Mee, Fraser. Toronto, is visiting her
sister, Miss Ellen Fleming. -
Hiss A. Bax spent the week end
with Mrs, W, Clark, Teeewater,
D K. and Mrs. Livingstone, Mon-
crieff, visited friends here last week.
Fleming Ballagh had a very suc-
cessfnl barn raising on Monday aftet-
nm
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The Woman's Institute intend Bold-
ing a Garden Party Friday July 61h.
Watch for particulars.
Miss Blanche Irwin spent a few
days last week with her sister, Mos.
E. Jackson, Teeswater.
Rev. 7,i0. Love preached his farewell•
sermon on Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr, Stride is the new pastor.
The Woman's Institute held their
annual Suu7mpr meeting on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, 1\'m.
Mri11ee, about '70 being present. Mrs.
Philips and Miss 0 1110x, of A'wester,
addressed the gathering. Miss Col-
lins gave a splendid address m, "A
Girl's Preparatinn fns• Life" which
was mucin enjoyed by all. There was
an instrunheota.l by May Ballagh,
snlo by Evelyn Crawford also a solo by
Miss Collins. 12 little girls sang very
sweetly "A Dolly Lullaby." At the
close lunch Nits sewed.
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old Pholps. .
were $78.00. The proceeds after ex-
penses go to Red Ocoee Fund and the
promoters are to be congratulated on
the success. Attendance would prob-
ably have been larger had the weath-
er in the forenoon been more Aro
sti-
nus.
Jamestown
Teacher wanted at the Ramsay
school, Morels. See advt. in this issue.
Mrs. Schooley, of Nevada, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, James
Strachan.
Mrs. (Dr.) Wilson and daughter
Florence, of Mildmay, are visitors
with J. D. and Mrs. Miller, "Cherry -
Haw."
We regret to hear of the illness of
Adeline, daughter of George and Mrs.
Johnston, Grey. She was operated on
last Sunday for appendicitis and many
good wishes are expressed for her ear-
ly recovery.
Morris
Mies Martha E. Maxwell spent the
week with Mrs. Gen. 1(ere, 'het, sister,
Brussels. She was accompanied by
her little nephew, 'Pommy Walkey.
The trustees of S. 5, No. 5 have re-
engaged Hiss Eliz'theth Ferelnioe r)0
teacher at a salary or 8650 00. We
wish her and her pupils 'speces5 in
their work.
We congratulate Mrs. W. 13. Fer-
guson on her appointment as one of
the 'Vice -Presidents of Note Huron
Liberal Assnoiation, She will make a
worthy representative,
Mrs. Walter Pe•rie and baby daugh-
ter, of Meriden, Conneeticrit, S , is
hone 011 a visit, with. her (nether, Mrs.
Alex. McCall. 7th line. This is her
firstvisit and we are glad to have her
lio.rlt.
Owing to the decease of Alfred 1311t-
tnn, his executots, Dugald McDonald
and .1 no. Evans, have antemneed nn
Auction Sale of Patin stack, imple-
ments, &c,, on Thut's:hty afternnnn of
next weep, at 1 p. m. with F. S. Scott
esAliclioneer, The farms willelan
he effen'etl at the same Brno anti if not
sold will be rented with the Spring
crop. The Sale will be at Let 20, 711
71)1p: .List „f 5111, tray be read in this.
issue of '1'1111 Poste.
AUCTION SAt,E.—J. D. Molweo, 0111
Oon, (trey, t'nrine'ly of lst, li'le, Alor-
t'is, having sold his farm, is holding
tin enelion stile on \Vednesday, .Inly
4th Having taken only inmple.1nonl5
ueeessn'y for seeding to Gley and to
Save 111001,10 his heavy nt•'rltin,ry
end a gneultil:y of Minitel., lir, 111r-
11 ren 18 taking his stnrlt and whet
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colds sale on
above date
Wednesday of last; week a quiet
wedding was solemnized at Melville
klanse, 131 usspls, when Rev. A. .1
Mann, B. A , Lied the matrimonial
knot between two well punto)) young
people of the 3rd line, Morris town-
ship in the persons of Allied ono, -
vane and Mise Joanna, daughter of the
late (morin 111(1 Mrs. Andetson, Mr.
and ales. Cochran0 have settled dnwu
on the groom's farm with the good
wiohss OP as %vide eitelc of friends. May
their joys be Olen',
RED ('n.OSS GARDEN PARTV.- Tues-
day evening a very sihceesefnl Garden
Party 01118 heal at the Aticle'sntr
School g101), 1s ander the auspice's of
the gond folk of that locality, with
Miss 'l'eenie Ynill as teacher. A
splendid se1 tr (nr (nmore properly
sparking a (limner) was served in first
rinsemaser. by it tenl.i.'o waiters.
They nee greet conks in No. 6. Pro-
gram was well rendered haul 00)15151ed
of vocal splecliols by le. 13. (lib oy,
Mrs. Jim. Oliver, Miss Marjnry Camp-
bell,
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hell n rI rnr. 1 t hiss -ria
,T1n;,nrlSl rhalsul I
Rands ; instrumentele by Will, tend
alis Seely on violin mid organ and
Earl Lowe on bagpipes ; with oss by
Bay, A. 3. Mann ; and readings by
Miss Mabel McDonald. Wintrbeto
Band was also in attendance: W. 11,
Grey
Mrs. Joseph Ilutchinson, of Ethel,
is very poorly.
Jesse and firs, Wilbee spent Sun-
day in Cranbrook with friends. •
Frank, the faithful horse of W. H,
Oole that drew the engine, is dead.
Mrs. Ambrose Stephenson is visit-
ing with her son, John Stephenson,
L'thel.
N iss Icier Frain has gone on a holi-
day.visit with relatives and friends in
the West.
B. P', and Mrs. Carr spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Hustle,
\Veneerer,
Low lands received a great sub-
merging from the heavy tains of the
past week.
Miss Lizzie Hoover, 0th Con., was
visiting her sieter, Mrs. D. McCallum,
in Blyth Insanity,
J. Henry and MIs. Hoover Werere-
newing old friendships at Westfield,
their former hone,
Mrs. S Watson, Vaecouve', B. 0.,
visited will Mts. Ambrosa.Stephen-
son at Dongald idutchinsnn's.
We are sorry to hear that Pte. Jno.
\Villioptson, who went overseas with
the 161st, was wounded but we hope
it will not prove serious,
01105. Conk, who has been at Sea-
fotth during the past' Reinter, work-
ing in a munition factory, is back to
the 6111 Col„ with his family.
D. L. Thomsnn, Toronto, is a visitor
with Win. and lire. Buttrey. Be isa
brother to the latter. Mr. Buttrey
and his guest were away to Goderich
this week.
Mee. Trickey, London, and Rev, E.
G. and lits. Powell and children, Olin -
0)111, w0e0 visitors with Ohester and
Mrs, Alino00 0g, 10th Con. The
former is Mrs. Armstrong's and Mrs.
Powell's moths',
S. S, No. 6 school pit-nic in Garfield
Dunbar's grove Friday afternoon of
this week. Games, Font Ball, Base
Rall by girls of Oranlirnok vs. (non. 6,
Bagpipe Music, Booth, lunch and
everything that is good. Mics Lilah
Spatting is the teacher and is deter-
mined to see everybody has a good
time
CARD nr Tr1ANIks, Mrs, James
Denman and family wish to thank
their many friends and neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy shown
thea Irl their 1emit sad 'bereavement
nisi, for the beautiful floral designs,
whielt here their messegeof love and
sympathy 1,, then in their seri ow.
Bite. DEENA AND FAMILY,
GARDEN PAht 1.. --The anmual
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den Party Untun Church fitbbnrh
1 111 church
ye heel will be held n o L
Rol. ads next Monday evenin lea
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eeved from 6 to 8 , chick. ' Pt nglnn1
will be gond anti will he rendered by
Lnrknnw popular Male Quartette and
local talent together with addresses
by Revels. Alessrrs. McDonald and
Flair, At wood, and Craik, Walton.
'rickets 85 and 25 cents. Rev, T. W.
Johnsen will be Chairman. You will
lir merle welcome.
MAT, i oNSAL•- At high conn a
quiet but pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the home of Wm. and Mrs,
Jtaeklln 011 Wednesday, June 2011,
when Linde eldest daughter; Miss Lull
17tta, became the Wife of Robert
10,edericit heron, a prospe'ons young
farmer of Sharkletmi, Beak. Re
W. Johnson officiated. Wedding
0111'01 tvas played by Miss Bernice
Flood, pride, who was given away
by her father, wore a gown of silk
embroidered net t1Ve1' White satin
trimmed with pink rose Mule. Her
wedding veil was of lm1hrn(de'Pd tulle
and she 001010(1 a briquet, nf'tvlike
temps, lily of bite valley and maiden
Heir fern, The hi hie was attended by
her two 1111110 sietee, Miss Clara as
ring1, bearer. and Mise Viola as flower
gill, Groan's gift to the bride was
a diemend eel pendant, to the plower
glide ?brae, set with pearls and to the
organist to gold brooch. Among
nthee valuable presents was acheque
other valuable presents from a dis.
tanee. After the cerenlolly a elttnptn-
oms wedding breakfast was partaken
of. The happy young couple left on
the afternoon train for a trip to
Beavereham, New York and ether
points before returning to bhehr hone
in the We. Hearty e t ratulations
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are extended to them as they embark
on the sea of matrimony.
Cranbrools
Listen and you may bear wedding
bel Is,ring.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr.
Stafford, 13. A., the new pastor, will
preach his introductory discomsee iu
the Methodist church here,
McKillop
Next meeting of Council at Win-
throp on June 30th at 1 o'clock p. w.
Do you want a good time 1' If so
attend the picnic in the Leeming
grove, 14th Con., next Monday.
There will be a great program of fun
for ,both old and young and all at a
small price. See bills for program,
Ethel
OAS of cement has arrived for S. 8, Cole.
Customers may procure quantities desired by
Eap lit.cstlon to Station Agent Murray, G. T. R.
ge
Sorry to hear Mrs. Joe Hutchinson
is very ill. At time of writing she ap-
pears to be a little brighter.
Jno. McDonald had a letter from
sou, Pte. Stuart, `somewhere in
'lance. He is in the best of health.
N. and Mrs, Franklin and family,
Harriston, were visitors at the latter's
father, Wm.Slemmon, on Sunday.
Don't forget the picnic in the Ethel
grove next Monday. Bring your
basket and come and, have a good
time.
Last Thursday' morning Robt.
Branner had a horse killed by lightn-
ing. It was insured in Howick
Mutual.
Rev. Jno. Henderson, formerly of
Ethel, will be the new pastor at Rip-
ley for the coming term, commencing
on Jul 1st.
Mrs. S. S. Cole and Mise Bernice
started for the West Tuesday Lo visit
the former's daughter, Mrs. Joe
Welsh, Olds, Alberta.
A number of Ethelites went to
Brussels last Sunday to hear Rev. Mr.
Wren's farewell discourse before re-
moving to Mt. Forest.
Robt. Ritchie and family, and A.
Fletcher. Seaforth, and. Geo. Fletcher
and family, Glammis, were visitors at
E. Fletcher's over Sunday.
Girl's Patriotic Society will hold
their quilting bee Friday afternoon at
Jno, McDonald's owing to illness of
Mrs. W. Pollard. Tea from 4 80 to
7.80. Proceeds for Patriotic Fund.
Mrs. S. I. Wilson and daughter,
Bessie, Toronto, are visiting Ethel
friends, Accompanied by Jno. Mc-
Donald they have one to Cargill to
visit their mother, -Mrs. Arnold, and
sisters.
Tuesday morning John Kreuter
had aihorse killed by lightning in the
stable. The electric current went in
at one end of building and out the
opposite end in loft but did the build-
ing very little harm. No insurance.
Miss Ida E. May Faulkner, formerly
of this locality, was married June 20th
to John J, Orewson, of Grand Valley.
The marriage took place at the family
iesidenae at Lebanon. R. McKay,
West of town,attended the n wedding.
Mr. and lire. Pollard and family,
Listowel, Mrs. 1P1cCttuley and Ed.
Pollard, Brussels, and Mrs. Wills,
Thedford, were coiled to Ethel to visit
Mrs, Polleted st'„ last Sunday, who
has been in poor health for some time
past and on Sunday morning took a
stroke of paralysis. At present she is
in a semi-consciuns condition and not
much sign of improvement. Mrs.
Wills is a sister.
Kerr Was chairman. Gate receipts from her father', 'Photo webe also
• Low Priced
Walton
Monday evening Rev. Mr. Craik
was ut Brussels giving an address at
the Epworth League social.
George Ferguson, Toronto, was
here for a few days visiting at his
parental home. He has a host of
friends about here.
E. 13. and Mrs, PeLerkin, of Moo-
treal, who were visitors at the Metho-
dist parsonage, left for Fergus to visit
relatives last Saturday. Mrs. Rev.
Orsik is a daughter.
The Prize List and other parrticuiate
of Walton (and neighboring sections)
School Fair may be read on page 5 of
this issue. of Tali POST. A big time
i, expected 011 September 12th.
GARUL0
r>,ARTY. — The annual
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(3ode,1 Party will be held on the
lawn at Duff's church manse Wednes-
day evening of next week. Supper
rico 6 to 0 p. 1rr. An A 1 program of
quartettes, duets, solos and readings
will bet rendered by the .Imperial Male
Quartet, e, Galt, the umbers of
which are L. 0. Fleming, basso, 0.
McGregor, baritone, EL C. Healey,
tenor, and H. Henselwood, man.
Piano selections by P. C. Mutheon,
and .Blyth .Band will also bo in at-
tendance. A tefresbmenL booth will
be oh the grounds. Everybody will
be welcome, This Garden Party is
one of the events of the season so be
sere and attend.
ENOAL 1Po11 BRAVEaY oA' 1013E
NtELn.—Jles. It klcLeod has received
the silver medal presented to het 500,
Pte. Alex„ 300030, for bravery on the
It has the King's image and
the mune of the hernie laddie engraved
on it with reason for presentation.
He is ll years in the trenches but nut -
side of being heeled by a shell in
tvhieh hie back was injured, necessita-
ting 6 weeks in the hospital, he has
escaped so far, Pte. Bert. aannther
sore of Mr, and Mrs, McLeod, is in
England but has 9.01 his discharge ea
he is only 16 years of age. He has
been t0 France digging tarehohes brit
took trench fever and had to quit. It
will be a glad day if the boys are able
to get halite safe and mind,
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The balance of our
Summer Millinery
will be sold at Bar-
gain prices for the
next two weeks to
clear out stock,
,how's your chance.
Call and• get prices,
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Dr. Shortreed, of Grand View,
Manitoba, was here for a shoat visit
while returning from the Assembly at
Montreal. He is a brother of RPovP
1111(1 W. 13. Shoetree( and a slteceseflll
ph yei ei an.
NEw TIME '1 etE.—Mondlay of this
week a new Time Table went into ef-
fect on the 0. P. R. changing all the
trains. Hours are now a5 follows :—
Going Fast, 732 a. in. and 227 p, m.
Going West, 11.48 0. m. and 0.(14 p. m.
The travelling public wnnld (10 well to
take the hint and thereby avoid dis-
appointment.
Report says that Joe loliller 1115 sold
his fiu'ui in Mortis 111 14o1811(1 13114g11(5,
who rots been temente; r1 hayfield.
James Anderson and Albert Oule
have each purchased new ecale \Vil-
limns pianos. Robert Gibbs, Londes-
1n1'o, blade the Sales,
, wish h. to
The l ani u7ttc StrY tv7
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ii,)r'lets h'o, n1rl1,111(1 t1) Hyman Hall
his month, u 0111010 and 21 pair of
sorbs,
The Farluors' (llub and Women's
Institute will held their emend pienio
on Fi iday aim t Pull ul1 U. W.
frits. Everybody cn1t11', bring a
basket and have a i o rd lituc+. .1 genie
of arse ball will be pl , yed 1/0120011 the
Carl Unities of Rru : ,.1s told it young
Indies team from 1 he 1111 lint of East
\'V'awaunsh. L,,14 or 1111 promised.
The annual Summer meeting Pf the
\Votneu's Llstitute was addressed by
Miss Collins nn June 13111, who was
touch appreciated for her very fine ad-
dress which was listened to by au at-
tentive audience, A question drawer
was conducted which resulted in an
interohaoge of ideas. Mrs. 0. W.
t sense of the
Procter presided in he absence octer p e
1 Mrs. Procter, and bliss
President. Mt ,
May Hopper sang an appropriate
duet. The next meeting will be held
in the 0. 0. F. Hall,
MEMORIAL.—The memorial service
was attended by a large crowd of
people last Sunday et Westfield
chnxch in honor of Lance Cot p, \\'ill.
Buchanan, eldest son of Ouunciilor
Robert and Mts. Buchanan, who was
killed in action on June 12th, Will.
was 26 years of age, a bright boy who
received his public school education at
Westfield, 1'Te remained at home
with his folks cm the farm until early
manhood, when he took up bis studies
at Wiltgham High School where he
proved himself a studious lad. Tak-
ing his first-class certificate anti gradu-
ating at Faculty in Toronto two yea Is
ago, he tanghtin Toronto in 1015-16.
r
14 months ago he yielded to the call
of King and Onnt try, went overseas
in November with the 17001 Tolouto
Battalion. \\rill was a general favor-
ite with all hip COW pahliotle. Rev. Mr.
Conway conducted the service which
a 7 tt Male. He spoke
was specially I p 1p
wo ds of eomfo t to the parents, who
were grief stricken and read an
extract of a letter written by him
some months ago to his parents,
which contained expressions which
were the 0111ennle of his meditation
while alone or sentry one night in
France, which are as 11 benediction to
the influence of the life which he felt
had been merited by his parents, when
be was at. home. He said it is on the.
battlefield that 000 realizes that it is
only the real things of life that mat-
ter. The preacher paid a fine tribute
of respeet to the fallen here, who had
made the supreme sacrifice and said,
it was more honorable 10 die a heroes
death than to live a slacker's life.
Congregation was visibly affected.
Male quartette satig beautifully,
"Sleep on." Choir also gave a suit-
able selection. Ohm eh was draped by
loving hands in deep mourning and
patriotic colors, The ,elativee with
special mention of deceased's parents
and a young wife, with a baby daugh-
ter, a few days old, have the sincere
sympathy of the community at large.
Another brother, Pte. .Leslie, is with
the 161st in England.
Belgrave
Miss Margaret Wight man is spend-
ing some Lime with friends near Bhte-
vale.
George Jordan has returned from
the West where he has been for seine
weeks.
W. J. Geddes and Andrew Procter
attended the High Court meeting of
the 0, O. F. held at Hamilton last
week.
Mrs. Samuel Jordan mourns the loss
of a sister, Mrs. Mcl[urray, of Toron-
to, tvhn had been in failing health for
some time.
Dramatic. Society of Auburn a1 e
putting on their popular play in the
Foresters' Hall, here on Thursday
night for the Patriotic Society,
A eleceptinn was held in the Mctho-
distchurch Tuesday evening for the
new pastor, Rev. kir, Davison. We
welcome him to Belgrave and wish
him the best of success.
Remernber the Sunday Selina] Lawn
Social at Knnx church grounds on the
evening of Thursday,. July 5th. Wing -
ham Band will furnish the program
and a good time is promised.
A Lecture will be given in the Eng-
lish church on evening of July 101:11,
by Rev. Capt. Allisnn, a returned offi-
cer from France. Proceeds in aid of
Patriotic fund. Be has an iuteresting
story to tell.
Rev. Mr. Parnaby preached a very
appropriate farewell sermon on Sun-
day night to a large oougtegatinu and
left on Wednesday with his family for
his new appointment et Appiu, West
of London. May abundant prosperity
attend him.
3'0o. Clegg represented Belgrave
Farmers' Club at the Agricultural
Board annual meeting at Fordwich
last week. Mrs. Will Procter and
Mrs. John Olegg were delegates to the
District Women's Institute. The trip
was made in Mr. Olegg's car, under
the careful pilotlrge of Joe Clegg,
LATE MRS, JAS WIIi1ITMAN.—The
funeral of Mrs. Jas. \Vightman, who
died at the home of bee daughter,
in Regent, Man., was heal Saturday,
June 16th, from the home of her sol,
Wm., 10th line, of East Wawano5h,
to Brandon's cemetery. Rev. Mr,
Boyle conducted the service, 4 grand-
sons, Rennie, Leslie, Norman and
rand. nephews,
Jas. Wightman and 2 g p ,
was i11 het
�.rq,Deceased
r ease .
were e
001.h year. She was born in Scotland
and in Pally year's came lin this coun-
try with her husband, the hate Jas
Wightman, who predeceased her 20
years ago. They lived for a number
of years in the vicinity of Napanee
and with their family moved to Lost
\Vlowanosh on the gravel Toad, South
one mile Prom the village, where she
with her family resided for many
years. The subject of this nnt lee was
a woman of wonder fol energy and
physique, a strong, Christian chase.
ter that was ever actively, engaged in
the service of her Plaster, wham it -
was her whole atubition to serve.
Her love for the sei'riCe3 of the sanctu-
ary, her deep, devotional life, ilex se -
vice of ministry In the sink and lonely,
her fidelity to everything that was for
the uplift of those whom she cause in
eontuit With trete eternities WOO -
thy of emulation, One feels the rich-
er for having known her, Rev inter-
est and life-long ambition for the
spread of the Gospel 10 Chase in dark-
ness, her continued interest in Mis-
sionary work never decreased but
rather increased as she advanced in
year's. In iher passing away one of the
Mothers in Israel has been removed
but her influence still remains. One
daughter, Mrs. T)ongell, Man, ; 2 sons,
Wm. and John, of East Wawannsh,
survive. One daughter, Bate is de.
ceased,
Rev. Mr. wren Closes
SuccessTui Pastorate,.
Last Sabbath Bev. 11. Wren, M. A„
who has spent the past 4 years as pas -
tut of the 11ethodi"t rhureh 1109e,
preached the closing st'rnuo10 of his
tette to fatgeand ',pe,111110 interested
t n n" before
congregations. In .� m 1t
(110 I'L 0)1101011011)11 1, 11-.11y 1
to the happy period tq, sot iu Brussels,
thanked the Official .1,•.11, the pas-
tors of the town a, d the citizens
generally for their c.,tdialily and
brotherliness and Mad, seeeh,1 refe-
enretoMiss Dlantlrt O,.rutlrs ,errires
as nrganiel at the tc l;ir prayer 501.
elite and the Sabbath I.1 10115 Fellow-
ship meeting and to Treasurer 1!. 11,
Gilroy for the sittl8fael ay 11101111OP :in
which he had relieved the pastor in
caring for and lteepitlg in business
shape the finances. The friendships
and fellowships of Brussels would
never he forgotten and both he and
o 3'L hack oeras-
711ed t a k
AV'reel hoped Mrs. }
•'ul , A tine
clayto t old 1lu rs
rn 11 vial
discourse was preached on the subject,
',The:augel's recon. In the evening
tl1e church was crowded, many (10111-
ing from Ethel circuit, Ml, Wr'en's
charge before Brussels, "Thou has
made hire a little lower than the
angels, &c.," was the 1118015 and the
sermon was among the finest
efforts of hie ministry here. He hu -
pressed the facts of lite dignity turd
royalty of true manhood and 1110 vic-
torious program that may be wol'lted.
nut by those who believe the (Gospel.
The reverend gentleman is a good
preacher triany lime int excelled dur-
ing the 411 year, \Ve congratulate
\Pit. Forest on their good fortune,
The ellnir rendered splendid music at
both services. '.'Pile prayer meeting
Weduesila.y evening was transformed
1111,1 11 preeentaation 51111l•1115111which
Rev. A'Ir. Wren 1 rev1ved a geld headed
cane and lis, \\'0011 a bracelet gold
watch, Null reper1 will be given in
next week's Pone,
Pte Arthur Wood, who its anuenl'
er of a inac11,0,1 un section in Preece,
b R
was wotinded iu the head au 3(1110 701,
while doing his duty Ile is a sou of
Fred. Wood, of Erin, Out., mule eel].
hew of J'.'1', and 111ra. Wood, Brussels,
We bine the heroic laddie will -soon be
restored