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Obituary
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• Mrs. Mary 'Ann Cooper
With Requiem Mass celebnated by
the. Rev. J. F. IPagr ette, funeral
services ley the late Mos. Mary Ann
Cooper took place Monday ANL,
Aug, 3rd at 'S't. Aar6brose Church,
Brussels,
Mrs, Cooper died at the home of
her daughter, Mirss, Crus, Armstrong
Friday. eiveaing, July 31, from a
heart condition... developed some
months previous due to her ad -
yawed years,'
Born near Prescott, Ont., May 6th,
1454 Mos. dOooper' took, up residence
in Grey townslhip fallowing her m:ar,
liege to Daniel Cooper in 1888. Of
their family of four children two sun.
vive Jos, D. Cooper on the homestead
and Mns. Chas. Armstrong, 14th
Can. Also two grandchildren, Two
•d'augfetere pre -deceased bee in
young woman -hood. Mrs, J. Gaynor
(Elizabeth) and Annie.
Despite her advanced yeare Mrs.
Cooper remained active. In his
eulogy her pastor recalled the In-
spiration of the example of the, life
of the deceased ae a model, Ohri*ttan
Mother,
Bua•del took place at the R.O.
cemetery. Pallbearers were, W.
H. Maunders, J..Hefferon, L. Lake,
G. Blake, J. Nolan and, W. C. Stev-
enson.
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Church of England
Parish of Brussels
I Rector; Rev. M. F.. Oldham,,
12th ;Sunday after` Trinity
August 23, 1942
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Wednesday, August 19th, 1942
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Obituary
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James Thynne
A life -ewe -resident of Morris,
J jme3 Thynne, paeesd on In Sea -
forth 'cannel on Friday,August
74h, In hie 7.2nel year, Ma', Thynne
had been ailing for a year but
passed on suddenly from a heart
attack. He lived his entire life on
Lot 16, Concession 2, Morris. He not
only carried on his farm but for
fi0ty-three years conducted a thresh -
Ing outfit, He was a member of
Bluevale Presbyterian Church and
woe a -staunch liberal. He is sur-
vive'd by hie wife, the former Anna
Dark of Morris, one son Jack of
Braseels and a daughter, Mrs. P. W.
Bratten (Mary) Pritchard, 'Col.,
U.S.A. He is also 'survived by two,
sistea•s,'M0e Barham Thynne and
Mrs, Gary Wray (Annie) both of
Woodrow, 'Sauk.
, The funeral was, held from his
lake residence an 'Sundry afternoon,
It was one of the largest funerals
ever held in 'Morriss which showed
the respect with which- he was held
throughout the community.
The service was. conducted by Rev.
F, G. Fowler, 'minister of Bluevale
Presbyterian Church. Burial took
place in Brussels Cemetery.
The pallbearers were George Fow-
ler, Ward Gray, James Johnston,
Stanley Rutledge, Gordon Pembury,
Thomas Ellis.
Martin Murray
The funeral of Mr, Martin Murray,
Prinintpa.1 of 13nnesels Oonsthnuation
School, tack place. tion Haaa'is0it
.arta Skinner's Funeral Home, Lon-
don on Wednesday, August 5th.
A large number of High School
Students along with meanbers. of St.
Johne Lodge A.F. & A.M. and
many other friend's attensded.
The service was conducted by Rev.
S. Kerr of Melville Presbyterian
'Church who at the conclusion of his
tack -hese spoke of the love and
respect in which the deceased was
held in Brussels.
Mr. Lorne Eckmier sang "How
Beautiful Heaven Most Be" after
wblclr Masonic Rites for ,the de•
ceased was taken by Past Master
Dr. W.D.S. Jaan1eson,
' Eight of Ma', Murray's former
pupils carried the many . beautiful
floral tributes, and interment 'tock
place h•i Woodland Cemetery.
The Pn,llibearere were Messrs,
Lorne Curnoe, London and Kenneth
Ashton. Maurice Laycock, D. A.
mann, H. B. Allen, end Dr. W.D.S.
Jrimiesa•u, of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Monne requested
.:.that their heartfelt thanks be con-
vened to the people of Brussels for
•a11 the . kiartdes!s end taiendship
granted to their'' son, both during ,his
,sta), in Brussels, and amt the time of
hiss illness and dearth and we are
'sure that during the future we will
remember them and feel for thean in
their- sorrow,
Mrs. Wm. McKelvey
After an illness, of seven months,
there passed away on, Saturday
morn, Aug. 8th, at her home, Emily!
Maude Ray, widow of the late Wm.
M'cKe'Ivey, age eighty+sevew years.
She was born. in London, Ont, and
Came gat tib+e age of four, with her
parents Amos W. and Mary Ann Ray
and settled/ on - the 1st Con. of
'Grey, where she was later married
to her late hush/eel who prede-
ceased her over twenty years ago.
They continued, -to live there until
thirty years, ago when they retired
from farming owing to Mr. Mce
rKelvey's i11 health Deceased was
a faithful meantime of Melville Pres-
hyterien Church and was active in
ebbe different •onganizabtons of the
chnndh.
Although -she had been in failing
health for the past fourteen. years
she spent most os her time since
the -war, knitting for the Red Cross,
'having knot over 'seventy-five pair of
socks and mean-, other garments. '
She was of •a very, fnierldly nature
and enjoyed going out until stricken
with her last sickness,
:She leaves to mourn her passing,.
three sons and three daughters,
(Lorne) Montreal, (Alex) Consul,
;Sack„ (Ai'ons)., . Vancouver, B4O.
dMande) Mrs. L. Bolinder, Toronto,
(Alma) Mrs-. J. H. Bryan, Brussels,
(Mine) at-home, who cased --far her
Mother, (Aubert) 'the eldest son pass-
ed away aixteen.yearns ago,
There are ,sixteen, grand children,
and twelve great grandchildren.
The funeral service„ col/ducted
by her pastor Rev. S. Herr was held
M:omklay at 2.20, trona -• her late resi-
dence. Inteamenst.•r in - BBnussels
Cemetery,
The pallbearers Were: Dr. D. Gem-
mell, !Stratforld; Capt. J. Spall,
Ksitchener; Rusted Bryan, Fingal;
Alex iDinelyar, Ethel; Peter Lamont,
Ethel, N. Chapanan, Brueoels.
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CARD OF THANKS.
The McKelvey tardy wish to
'thank all the! neighbor's tared ferlessde
who in any t,'ay asci ted during the
Tong illnests',anel demise of their
mostiher, -•
Daughters surd Sons
BOON
e1CKISON--tIn Clinton Hospital ow
, Sencley, August til8th to Dr, a Ken,'
..'end Mrs, ;Iacks'an, rhe gL t of a
•PEO'PL,E WE KNOW
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Lloyd Cardiff is on the.. eick .list
with nnunvs. We home he will exon
be up'and around again.
Mr. and' Mrs, John :Speirs .have
had two cablegrams errata their son
Meet being "missing" overseas, Jack
was' a general t6avor,ite and their
manly friends are hopiutg .for some
news to say he is 'safe.
Mrs. Lyda Matheson of Edmonton
Alta., a former Brusaelite and the
yeungest daughter of the late Mr.
and Mre. Geo, Crooke spent a long
week with her old friends and rela-
tives. Her many old friend's were
glad to welcome her back to her old
home town, -
14Fi's's Velma 'Wheeler of Belgrave;
Miss Isabel Fowler of Wingham and;
Miss Dorothy Wright of Brussels
spent an enjoyalble holiday cruising
the Great Lakes visiting points of
interest ,such as ,Owen' Sound, Sault
Ste. Marie, Fart William, Port
Arthur; Port , MdNicall., Midlansd,
Wastage Beach, etc.
Mr, and Mns, Jim McLeod of
iX2owiok Twp. and their nepbew
Jack Edgar of Font Francis called
on friends he Brussels one day last
week. -
Mr. and Mns: Alex Wright of
Wroxeter visited with Wm. Wright's
one day last week.
Mr. and Mns. J. Engel of Hastings,
Mich,,, and grandson Charlie Shaw -
brook at Londesbaro are visiting
with Mr, and Mrs. H. Man/erne
Mr, anld Mrs. John, Rozell, former
principa6 of Bruusaele C ., visited in
town last week.
Mr. ansi Mns. David Walker of
Kirkland Lake and Mr, end Mrs.
Ben G. Walker were visitors at
L•andcn, 'Sarnia sand Grand Bend,
Mrs. Norman Thompson and son
Frank returned Gnome Saturday after
spending the pact two weeks - in
Toronto' Where her husband is
stationed in the R.C.A,F.
Miles Jessie Anderson of Astwood
turas the guest of Rev, M. F. and
Most. Oldham Inlet Fniday,
Rev. M. F. and Mrs. Oldham and
MVS. M. R. Oldham were visitors .at
Rilpisy and Kincardine with Ven,
Archdeacon and M•rs, Hartley on
Monday also with Mr. and Mrs.
M, F, Ramage •art Invenliiuron' Beach.
Dr, R. E. and Mus. Robertson, Dr,
Erskine and Mns. Robertson, of Col-
ltngwood, Robt. and Mrs. McKinnon
of Biuevele, Spence McKinnon of
Waterloo, W. C. and Mr. McKinnon,
of Sarnia. Alex and Mrs,. Armstrong,
Mrs, R, K. Matheson, of Edmonton
were visitors at the hone of Dunn
McKinnon an -Sunday,
Pte. L. Mooney stationed alt Mul-
gnove, Nava 'Scotia, was home last
week. ear a few days visit. -
Ma•. and Mrs. Thos. Sproat of
Petealborou'gh and Mr, end Mrs.
Robt.- McGonigle. Seaforth, •vis5ited
their aunt Ma's. Jas. Anderson
BnusLaele, Friday eventing,
Moses Elayee Davidson, Ethel
Pox, Mrs, Harry Bowler and son
Kennetlh and Muss, David Hastings
and' eon David are spending a week
at Grandy Be -aid.
•Master Douglas Knowler of.
Oshawa is epenelheg 'a. couple of
weeks at the home of Mrs, Milton
Lowe. '
Mrs. Gorelun. Workman: ie. spending
an indefinite time with her lnnsband
in. Victoria B.C.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Walker return-
ed to their home anter visiting the
for n ee's 'mother^ Mrs, Sans Walker
for a few dews.
Mns. J. Kerney who: has' been out
sat her ndeldere, 141,55 Hollinger in,
Grey for two weeks or. more, •had the
misfortune to spratin her ankle a
week age
We are: glad to report that Miss
Pearl Beaker, daughter -of Mr. and
Mtrs. Backer; who. was taken to
sCtlertoo P1osrpltal for an opanalteon, is
getting better slowly but sorely.
Her .r'eh'ire acre hoping tor a speedy
recdvery.,
Mrs, Garry Wilson, and daughter,
Mies Mary returned to Toronto atter
a two weeks' Weft with odd friends
end relatives,
Mr•S, 'Harold Parker of Toronto
was: •calling on old friends in one
around Brussels' the paint week,
Rev. 'and: 14Ir4, Wilson! and family
returned from their cottagelast
week 'titter an enoyeble outing..--
Mrs. Geo, McCall who was laid up
geglad few to• sacla'y'ys, is improving, we. are
Miss Shirley ,Paokson of Myth le
Visiting rhea, grandparents, Mr,. and
Mrs. Roht, Davidehn,
Friend's and huseness 'Reg/reinter/Ic-
es et Amble McDonald, local butcher,
rregret, to know -'that he ,is confined
to his home :with a beart condition,:'`
Mer Roast Dirnean spent a. few days
With hes parents, Reeve P. D,uncan
t.
anal Msns, 'Dunton,
l 6ii Hero Manning -spent a'week
in Kitchener, rettlrmieg Mime fast.
Sunday evening,
Mrs. t Geo, Best and daughter Miss'.
Betty tit'r'e spending a tcsw weeks en -
Detroit, With the.Isnmer's eons, Oar. -
diff and • Gordon • Beet arid. . ° their .
termines,
MORRIS COUNCIL BRUSSELS COUNCIL
Morris Pownelrip Correa. Meeting,
August 10th, 1942, 4c
The 'Council net M the hall on trri,
above date with all the members
rireesnt, The Reeve presided.
The minutes of the -last meeting
were reed and adopted on. motion of
Gecl Wheeler and Harvey Johuseton.
Moved by Cecil Wheeler seconded
by Jas, Michie that Brussels he
paid $40.80 four the tuition . that Mas
been paid by Brussels instead of
Mamie. Canned,
Moved by 'Cecll Wheeler seeond-ed
'by C. J3:, Couitoe that the meeting
edam% to meet again c:r. Sept. le,
1041 at 1 pre, -Carried,
The follovwing accounts were paid:
W. A. Galbraith, relief for
for W. J. Parish 13.75
Advance -Times, advertising 1.20
Nauman) Keating, street light
bulbss end service 7.45
Village of Brussels., tuition,40.80
Dr. •Crawford, M.O.H. 20.00
F. Dunean, 03r011. - - 3.00
P. McNabb, B.O.H. - 3,00
G. Martin„ B4O.H, 3.00
A. 'H, Erislkine, taxes 100.00
Mrs. Gross, relief 15.00
Mrs, Nellie Lagan-, relief .. 8.00
Fred Logan, a8teureare 7.00
Nelson Higgrins, P.rovinteiel
Audit 5.00
Belgrave School Fair ....... 15.00
GEO. 0. MARTIN, Clerk.
TENDERS WANTED
Contracts for cleaning a. portion
o)C the Lamronst Drain in Morris
Towncfrip east ed' the Centre side -
road and ciao a portion south of
Garnesss's 'bridge' will .be let at the
'bridge on the •Centre sideroad be
t' een concessions two and tiu'ee at
2 p.m. on Tuesday, August 25, 1942.
George C. Martin, Clerk.
CARD. OF r!''kNKS
Ml'. and Mrs, Martin Murray wish
to Sinless tbei!r heartfelt thanks and
deep u4preteation .' tto the many
friends wino showed such beautiful
expesstone of eynepathy in their
recent sad' bereavement. Particular
thanks are due to St, ' John's Lodge
& A.M., 'the School Board.
Ltbrany Board, Bowling Club anti
Pupile ,ansl Fax-PuplJs. of the Brussels
Clontinnaation School.
CARD.. OF THANKS ••
. The 'family' of the late Mrs. Cowper
Wish • to .thank teach- Enfolds for the
,.many. tette of kindness and eye=
pathy. tendered . thein drtlinig ben -
intross Mali 'bere:1.'00ealt,
.• y,; ,d l Ales, Armstrong and •Abd
Breeaei4, August 4tlr, 1942
The: regular monthly rne'eting of
the Bl'ueeei0 Mundoelpal Counoll was
help in the Publle Library on bhe
above date. All 'mem'bers being'
Pretreat,
The minutes of the last meeting
being read it was moved by W,
Camera;:, seconded by H. Champion
that Me minutes be adopted.
Carried
The farrowing bills were Presented: -
G. McDowell, July eatery 60,00
Geo, Campbell, July salary ..,, 11.25
R. S. Warwick, July salary 30.00
Bruarels Hydro Electric,
street lights
Hall lights
County of Huron, Hospital
izatton
Road repairs,
G. Sanderson, repairs to
truck
,Trio. Blekely, repairs, to -truck 4.00
G. Sanderson, fireiman'e pay 38,00
11, N. McDonald. material 11,28
Fd. Henderson, cutting weeds 5.40
R. W. Kennedy„ priniting 7.00
Wm. Wright, barber 2.00
Dr. McRae Estate, M,O.H,
salary 36.00
Relief for the me"l" 32.15
Moved. by H. tChrumplon, seconded
by W.:Cameron that the accounts as
retail be paid. -Carried.
Move:'' by H. Champion, seconded
by W. Cameron that Dr. Jamieson
be appointed Melee) Health Officer
"rd, a By-law he prepared covering
sem e. -en tried.
Moved by W. Cameron, seconded
'by H. Champion that By-law No, 3,
1948 a,pinoin,ting a Medical Health
Officer be read the third time and
finally passed. --Carried.
Moved her W. 'C3s.meron, seconded
by W. Willis that Rev. Wilsonbe
appointed to the Library Board to
complete the terra of Rev. Lewis.
-Carried,
There being no further business
the meeting now adjourned.
108.00
2.64
0.60
15.50
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank Rev. Harold
,Snell, intents and neighbors for the
many ,kindness shown daring our
recent bereavement. We also thank
those who sent floral tributes and
carie of sympathy.
The Manan Family.
1ndu
• The le
F, Cidlram..
Chueteh, I3:ueti
ton, 'St. David's.
Alban'ks, Atwood,
John's Bnueeele on Aug.
There war a. good °leen
parishonc ii arrd clergy.
neigl1'hauring parddires present
the Rural Dean of Huron Rev.
Gallagher B.A., B,D, Rector
Wingleam wag in charge and preac
ed the sermon. A.esisting in the
service at the Baptlaanal Font, Prnlw
es' Desk, Lectern PupithI and Commis
Ion Table were Dr. R.P.D. Hurford of
•Seafo ltlh„ Rev, P. •Streeteq' at Blythe
Rev. G. Moore of 'Clinton, Rev, 0. 11.
Draper of tMilverrton. The new
Rector was escorted to his seat at
the Prayer Desk by Rev,, G. Moore
of Clinton. Atter 'tore service m
social evening for the, Rector; brad
wile end his mother Was held in the
Sunday 'School Room. Mr. Thomas
Ellis' Rectoree Was'den, presided ever
the Programme. All the visiting
'clergy pr'ese'nt speke briefly GUS
brought greetings from their respec-
tive parishes. Donald and Hero1S
McCuteheon sang a ‘9110- also R'tls-
leeen C1arllis and Frankie Alcook. Mr.
Harry Bolger of St, George's, Wei
ton and Mr. John- Fischer brought
brief messages of Welcome. Rev.
Oldham wags finally called upon and
ion, behalf of his wife, mother and
himself thanked all present for the
• pleasant evening and various, kind-
nesses since hearer been Rector of
the panisih, The ladies of the congre-
gation served lunch and a very
pleasant evening was. 'brought to x
close,
St. John's Guild
The Women's Guild of St. Jobn a
Church held the regular meeting to
,the church lyaeement on Thursday,
August 6th. in the absence of the
President, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Dames
Was in charge, The Rector Rev,
Il4. F. Oldham read the Scripture
Lesson and opening prayers. Final
arrangements were made for the
Induction Service an August- 11the
also the social evening and lunch. A.
few accounts were passed and paid.
A tasty lunch was served at the
close,
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