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The Brussels Post, 1943-12-8, Page 1TH BRUSSELS POST POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, December 8th, 1943 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO MUNICIPAL NOTICE hereby give notice that the Nom 'nationof Reeve, Four Councillor Three School Trustees, and On Hydro Commissioner, to serve th Village of Brussels during the yea • Notice Thomas Simon Ellacott To whom it may concern; s, Dies In Elms Township e '''hero appeared In an August issuk? • or the Ilrussels Post a tax sale ad - r vertisezuent advertising sale of lands 1944.ellip of Mortis In the naive of. 111'6 it the County of kluroil and t Lown. will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER, BR'U53EIy`' Nominations from 7 p.m, to 3 p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1943 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1944 Polling Sub -Division No. 1 Joe Wilton, .D;R.O„ Ben Whlttard, Poll Clerk Polling Sub -Division No. 2 Robt. Patrick, D.R,O., Mrs. Wesley Speiran, Poll Clerk. Polls to be open from 9 o'clock am 5 p.m.rn R. S. Warwick, Retuing Officer, Brussels, Ont. • t, Margaret Foal•, This advertisement was entirely in error as Aare. Fears property was net subject to tax sale nor was it even liable for sale. I re- gret extremely the appearance or Otte advertisement and wish it to be publicly known tilat it ma en error on my Part. - MONKTON, Dec. 8 1'l omas Simon Ellacott, a .farmer of this dietriot for over 45 years riled at the hone of his daughter, Mrs, Isaac „Barth],on 'Saturday night,Mr, Egaroti had been ill for some time. Born in,Elma Township, the son of the late Mr, and Mrs, John Ellacott, on March 'J0, 18611, Mr. Dl- laco'tt was 74 years olcl. Ills wife was the framer Della Mel]wen who died about five months ago, A, eL Erskine . The couple farmed on lot 11, con Treasurer Iluron -County, cession 15, Elma Tolvnship, until a few years ago when they moved to the village to live. They had resicl- Snake Seen ed there until OD's. Ellacott died Two weeks ago eve reporter' that} five months ago, At that time Mr, , Ellacott .macre' his home with his dandelione were in bloom here, now the snakes are a?1ont, 11f., Walter Sharp reports seeing one ou Sunday. We oau'e quite believe spring is here d5uglitel' 'Nlrs. Bartja, lot 7, conces- • cion 17, 'Lima.. By his kindly die p✓ditipu Mr E7, Rotgt ttleicei re>{4+aoG'+ M •revecsreeota a. yet. laeottt had earned a wide .irrls of 'friends. Surviving are one brother, John Milverton; two tlaugiiters: Drs, Isaac Bartja (Lyll), lot 7 con cession 17, Biota Township; Mrs. Leslie McKay (Myrtle), Moncriet; also four grandchildren. Four sis- ters died some time ago; The hody rested at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Bartja, lot 1, concession 17, Cline, where fune:r•a1 service was field on Tuesday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev, A. G. Booth, Monleton officiated. interment followed in Erma Centre cemetery. PLAY CARD OF THANKS "A Ready Made Family's Sincere thanks to the Brussels To be presented at the Branch of the Red Cross for the Walton Community Hall parcel sent tome. The gifts were FRIDAY, DEC. 10th Parcel sent to me. The gifte were Followed by a Dance much appreciated. Under auspices of the U.F•W-O- Harris hell Proceeds for Canadian Red Cross ;zt,;t ,tatrtzargt emsc ;,c rig Admission 35c and 20c Christmas Concert eleicaaleeeeneleenetelo/MeMaieielatirOvaeladoid The teacher and pupils of Ethel "Prepare Ye The Way of Public School are holding their The Lord,"Christmas Entertainment in the is Township Hall, Ethel, . on Wed- lizieggicivaiecoE'mumvg 4 nesday evening, December 22 Melvin ''1 unurch . Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Admission, Adults 25c, Minister Je Public school children free Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D, Or41;90,e'r; irJe ;sIsaligl6ts rGv9 10 A.M. Sunday School and Christmas Bible Class 11 A. M. Sacrament of the Concert and Dance Lord's Supper At S.S. No. 6, Grey, on MONDAY, DEC. 13th" 7 P M. The evening service at 8:30 p.m. will be held in the United 'Refreshment Booth Church, with the two congre- Victory Orchestra gations joining for evening (Everybody Welcome worship. R eeetteciefeeefeemieleteimeteteceetatealeileMeedie DANCE In Cranbrook Community Hall on Louis D. Thompson, Organist re FRIDAY, DEC. 10th and Choirmaster k Music by- Victory Orchestra Booth in Attendance Help send smokes to. the boys overseas ADMISSION 35c a le t el,-�wtoo tetort cmt om A Christmas Dance • g Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Wilson ` will be held in • I 11 A. M. Morning: Worship •• Brussels Town Hall "Bethlehem" y59 Wednesday, December 29th Junior Congregation ' Under auspices of Morning, Star Rebekah Lodge 12 Church School and 1,The Victory Orchestra Bible Clava wilil provide the music, Admission 35c each. rlrJ+3tF,rarGti?'�+.;ierEre+;'g16�`��k:t✓•a1�E;Qi3t�t Friday at 8 P. M. Preparatory s Service will be held. COME AND WORSHIP United Lihurch 7 P. M. Evening Praise A° UNION S,ERNIOE 'E Rev, S. Kerr, B. A„ B. D. i REGENT THEATRE, EVERYONE, WELCOME 2 r ' Seaforth, Ont. e ti ".... ( Thursday, Friday and Saturday— December 9th, 10th, 11th Church of England Kenny Baker Patricia Morison g e , .Silver Skates Parish of Brussels A i A Great Ice Spectacle I Rector. Rev. M. F. Oldham z- 3rd Sunday in Advent B Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday December 13th, 14th, 15th The biggest thing to hit the screen! 48 Stars 6 great Bands Stage Door Canteen Laughs! Songs! Gaiety' Drama! A soldier's love story St. John's Church, Brussels— 10 A. M. Sunday Sohool 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon St. Georges, Walton - 1.30 P. M. 'Evening Prayer ,.r.w and Sermon Thursday, Friday and Saturday Dedication of Honour Roll t • December 16th, 17th, 18th 2.30 P. M, Sunday School Alan Ladd Loretta Young Preacher—Rev. M. McCleary Lucky Jordan • of the Upper Candada Bible One of Alan Ladd's best pictures] Society. St. David's, Henfryn— 2.15 P. M. Sunday School ' 3.30 P. M. 'Evening Prayer and Sermon Dedication of Honour Roll Y• __n��1rr; ,++ht��it��3r;atir68:9 68919,9rDtlt itbrinit) e l Candlelight , Carol!'Servkce Corning— First Comes Courage —a-- First show starts at 7:30 each even- ing. When these single features are shown second shoal starts 9:15. Mat- inee each Saturday at 2,80. » COMMUNITY SALE At Pope's Barn, Brussels At 2 P. M., Sharp on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15th Lewis Rowland has been instructed to sell by auction the following— Cow to freshen about time of sale; Cow carrying 3rd calf, milking good;. 2 Good Door Cutters; Young Cattle; Horses; Pigs; Implements; House- hold Effects; Machinery; Tools of all kinds and many other things that may come in to be -auctioned. Any person with anything to sell bring it In early and secure your number. TERMS STRICTLY CASH For Full Information Call Ed. Henderson, Phone -68x -r-3 Jack Thynne, Lewis Rowland, Clerk, Auctioneer. MUNICIPAL NOTICE 1 hereby give notice that the Nom• enation of Reeve, and Four Council- lors, to serve the Township of Morris during the year 1944. will be held at the TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS At 12:30 P.M. to 1:30 RM. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1943 - If demanded -a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1944 Polling Sub -Division No, 1 At School House $. B. No, 1 Polling Sub -Division No. 2 At School House 8,S. No. 9 ,Polling Sub -Division No. 3 At Sohool House S.S. No. 5 Polling Sub -Division ,No. 4 At Township Hall Polling Sub -Division No. 5 At Stone School House S.S. No. 7 Polling Sub -Division No. 6 At Sohool House S,8, No: 10 Polls to be open from 9 o'clock dam. to 5 p.m. Geo. Martin, Returning Officer R. R. 4, Brussels AT — A MELVILLEWRESRYTERIAN CHURCH BRUSSELS Sunday Evening,December i9th . int 7P.M. Special` Music by Attgiiiented Choir Guests Soloists Mr- Geo. Northwood and Mrs• Roy Cousins. Recital of Organ MuaIc at 6.40 P.. �Mevv� �vn 1 MUNICIPAL NOTICE l hereby give notice that the ,Nom• enation of Reeve,Deputy , Reeve, and Three Councillors, to serve the Township of Grey during the year will be held at the TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL At 1:00 P. M. to 2:00 P. M. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1943 If'deinanded a Poll will be paned at the following places on MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1944 Polling Sub -Division No. 1 At School House SA. NO. 4 Polling Sub -Division No, 2 In Melville Church the morning At School House S.8, 'N'o. 11 service' was in change of the Polling Sufi-Divlslon No, 3 At School House S.S. No. 2 Polling Sub•Dlvislon iNo, 3A At A, 0. U. W. Hall, Walton Polling Sub-DIvisloh No, 4 At Community Hall, Monorleff Foiling Sub -Division 'Mb. 11 At Township Office, Ethel Polling Sub -Division Ne, ,6 At School House s.S.. No; 5 Polling Sub -division No. 7 At Community,Hall, Cranbrook Polls to be open from 9 o'clock a.m. to 5 p.m. J. H. Fear, Rcturrene Officer, Ethel Loc,I ,1 Items N'0 More Gas Motoriats harboring a hope of more gasoline for Lino average user might. as well abandon (his idea, C. R. Cottrelle, 011 Controller, indicat- ed in a reeont address at the open- ing of the new le, A, Oil refinery at Clarkson., Ont. ll iehop Seeger Named Metropolitan Rt, Rev, C. A. Seager, of .London, Anglican Bishop of Huron Diocese, has been named Metropolitan of the church in Ontario, succeeding the late Archbishop J, G. Anderson, of ETHEL Huron Turnkey's Wife Loses Suit J'ho young peoplo 01: 1•l:he1 tit,: n1 TORONTO,Dec, --Mr, Justice p`, ^�, the parsonage Monday right, Nov. 1i. Barlow yesterday dissniesed a CARD OF THANKS ! 20th and 'formed a ';'Young Peoples 6231,000 'damage cult 1n'opghe against. Union:' The fn110wi.u; „fficera C?11 coil!t yof Hum] by tills. 715110 4 would like at this first, to thankwere elected honorary pros.. Rev, W. Whiter Widow of ICearw:ood W. the members of the Red {,rasa l Brc,nton; Ines., Chester -1 Earl; vice- White. Huron county Jail turnkey, Society for Cru+ parcel 1 received I pees,, Mrs. 1). Wardlaw; sec„ miss who died as a result of a hammer while home. I appreciate 11 very 1 Mat•garet Darling; treas., Lawrence by a prispne'r on Cbrintmas lll attack much. Dobson; press ser, .lean Conbrano; eve, 1941, L,' G. Welker social convenor, Arnold Earl: culture 77re neg1154nee ul Keatevood W. •'Pollingwood Votes Dry •Coiringwood, a dry town voted four -to -one last Thursday to remain dry in so far as beverage roams are ooneerned. Residents cast 2,533 "No", votee in the question of opening beer parlors in comparison to 675 affirm- ative ballots, ea'•venor, Mrs, . Brenton; worsliip White, turnkey of Heron County convenor, lionaid Love; missions jail, who died after a hammer rat-- convenor. Ileleu Pears')n, Merlin tack upon elm by a 1/r1405e1', led to was adjourned after a delicious the dismissal of the suit lance served by the hostess, Evidence at the trial which fol. lowed the attack was that White Several from •here attended _ the entered a cell block alone, and was, concert by the Listowel high School attacked by three prisoners pupils and report it with splendid. In dismussing the action M1•, . Jus - Moosonee. Election was made at a The synnpatliyof the community is lice Barlow stated it ryas Whites extol:led to the bereaysd son and duty to hand out tools to the prison- Pleating of members aothe ecclesi- ors for repair work. Mr. ,Insilco ast4eal of the Province or 'Ontario other relatives of the late Mrs. at the Synod, TorontoBarlow said White was negligent in Celebrated 91st B'irth'day Congratulations to Mrs Quentin Anderson who reached the ninety., first milestone in her life on CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks 1s extended to all the neighbours and friends for the many acts of kindness and words of sympathy at the time of the death of our infant son. Special. thanks is due to Rev. S. Kerr. It will never be forgotten. December 1st. The members of her Mr. and Mrs. Franc 1.Sing family, James Anderson and Mrs, Anderson, Alex Anderson and Mrs, Miss Adventure of 1943. Anderson of Brussels and Mrs, W. For the weird record of 1043's fietencl and Mr. Ireland of Morris were with her to celebrate the most curious happenings including happy oocasio% at the Home of her the story of the bus driver who son Charles Anderson. 0th conk, of 'stands up all his customers end Morris, where she resides. Deering the hungry seaman Who couldn't get the past few months Mrs• Anderson a bite to eat because all he had was has not enjoyed her usual good 2400 hills ..See the illustrated health. article in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (Dec. 12) issue of The Detroit Sunday T!-rnes. Sander Used For First Time 'Phe to\vn tock who are compelled Post' Quoted In Broadcast to walk on shanks ponies can now rest assured that this means of The item about dandelions :-in travel can be done in comparable bloom that appeared in a recent ease, from now ,the when the stoners issue of this paper' was repeated in are slippery. On Monday morning Andy ,Clarke'e "Neighborly News" the first ones out on main drag groadcast over C.BJS. on Sunday witnessed a shoat of ice like glass, ; last. This broadcast comes on the. glaring them in the face but sand air every Sunday morning at 10 was applied later and this along ; broadcast over CBL on Su•uday with the rain which fell' book the eating items from weekly news- sharp edge off the ice. A. sander papers are` -quoted, Listen in it is conntrueted by police chief George , an interesting radio feature. Evans was also given a. trial run I and proved very successful. Now Passed Away pedestrians who find walking on ice 1 Word has been received of 'the a hazardous means if travel will in passing away in Detroit of Miss future, save •themselves the possibil- Margaret Livingstone, The deceased ity of brokenbones, as well as gas, i had been in failing health for some Then too, good sharp sand is tieing time and was taken to the hospital, used, which has more grip than that i where she, received every attention previously used and will not be so. I but passed suddenly from a heart muddle when trailed in on floors. attack. Miss Livingstone was one of 0 large family and was born on Po Christmas -the b,th line of Morris. She 1s Mailing Early Survived by 3 sistesr, Mrs McVicar Now that overseas parcles are well and Mrs. Hardy of Nevada; Mrs. on their way, a word of advice from Wheeler of Detroit; and one brother the postal authorities is timely in the Neil Livingstone of Weyburn, Sask., mailing of Christmas' letteese and who came East to attenfl the burial parcels for not only United States which took place in Royal Oak but for other provinces in the. Done- cemetery, Detroit. inion. If mail is expected to reach destination by. Chrietmae Day, the M. W. I. Hold Bazaar hollowing list of suggested dates has The 'bazaar held in the Brussels been made by the postal authorities: United. .States, not later than Dee - the library. on Saturday under. ember 10; British Columbia, not auspices of the Majestic Wom- elater than December 15111; Alberta en's Institute -proved to be highly and Saskatchewan, not later than successful. The proceeds amounted December'16; Manitoba and Mari- 10 8113. The library was' prettily decorated in the Instituto colors, time Provinces, not later than Dec - parole and gold. metier 17; Ontario and Quebec not r1 Christmas cake decorated with later than December 18. Postal pat - sons are asked to note particularly poinsettias and green leaves was a for local delivery must special feature and was made and that all mail decorated by the president, Mrs. be 3n the box not later than Deceur° Kenneth 'Shurrie. Tiokete were sold bar 20, the Monday before Christmas, . on two cakes and the winners were if delivery is . to 'be assured toe Mies Mary Ireland, Brussels, and Christmas. lairs. T C, Wilson, Jamestown, A At The Churches "The Hungers of Men" was the subject of the morning sermon in ti.e United Church. 'Owing to the Influenza epidemic 'there Was an unubu'ally small atendance at eburch and Sunday school. In the evening a. union service was held in Molville, Church. ' very attractive fish pond provided entertainment for the kiddies.. Tic frets were sold oh a pansy quilt made by the members. The draw will be mads at a later date. minister. The text was from the Gospel of St. John, chapter eight and verso thirty-two "Ye shall know. the truth, and the truth shell make yon fail" In the evening the fleet of the joint eervieee to be held during the Winter months was held 111 Melville Church with the United congregation worshipping with the Melville congregation, The sermon was preeched by Mr, Wllliete Who took hie text front Psalm 27, The Weide of the teat were ".In the tote Of trouble be shall 311411 me 1n his, Jiavilfan.id Red Cross Notes A. donetioe of thirteet dollars from 'the .fifth line of Morris is, acknowledged with thanks, Slemmon, .Sr, Miss Eillsageth Fear has gone to her school in Woodetaek, last week. PO. Arthur Lamont, et Winnipeg has been a visitor at the home of Mr. Thos. Turnbull, Sth con„ Gley. He will report at Halifax from bare. He is a grandson of Mr. Cuthbert Hutchison and was renewing ac- quaintances here. We are sorry to report, Mr, Pellwyn Thompson has been quite ill with the 1n. We wish him a speedy recovery, Mr's. Clark Cardiff of Truro N.S. and little son Ronnie have arrived to spend an indefinite time with her parents John and Mrs, Kreuter. The fm•mer's husband LAC Claris Cardiff hopes to visit here around Christmas Results were: Harold Vodden, time. 131; A, L. Kernick, 175; E, Wright, Misses Jean, Ruth and Elsie 1501 F Rainton, 148, all of whom Franlrjin of Toronto, Mrs JaMc- were elected. The defeated candi- dates are H. Dexter, 146 and L. er of Glen -Alan and Mrs. Mervyn Scrimgeour, 129. Grainger of Jamestown were all Reeve W. H. Merritt was given present at their grandmother's an acelamwtion at the nomination funeral on Friday of last week, meeting Congratulations are due Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gill upon the arrival of a fettle .Oliver an acre 3rd. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. 'Oliver McCreary of near W'roxeter was a 'visitor o -t Wed- • ' a s • •" • * * * nesday with her mother, Mrs Robt, Mrs, Fred, Burchell, Perth was a Cochrane in the village. visitor' with friends here. The marriage of Mr. Gordon Snell, ' * * a bro•t1) i of Rev. H. 3. Snell took. Norman Thompson, R,C.A.F., of place at Lanark, Ont„ on Nov, Toronto was home, Olive Gwendolyn Walters on Nov. • * * 2511x, will be of interest to: many McCurdy Lowry, R.C.N. wa here, We wish them much happiness. recent visitor with his wife. The annual meeting of W.M.S. of * * * Dthel - United . Church, Thursday, Cleve Baeker is back au the job Dec. 2nd at the honne of Mrs. Patter- again after recovering from a recent son. The president presided. The operation. meeting opened with the Doxologie ' '" x Praise "God from whom all blessings Mrs, Alex Roe has returned from Flow." Minutes of last meeting Windsor where she was vis'ting Mr. were read and approved. Roll call and Mrs, Herb Hawkins and family, was answered 'with a helpful - * * thought. Mr. Brenton took charge Mrs. John Oliver was called to of the election of officers on motion Toronto to see her son Jack, who of Mrs. Wm, Bremner and Mrs. 0, is seriously ill in St. Joseph Hospi Rowland. The officers were elected tat s as hollows: president Mrs J. T. * * Pearson; ist vice,, Mrs. Wm, Bram- Dean Earngey son of Mr. and Mrs, ner; 2nd vice, Membership Mrs. W. J. i:Jarngey of Fergus, formely of Cleaver; recording sec. Mrs. Percy Brussels, who has been in action Stephenson; corresponding see., Mrs. with the R,O.N., leas been visiting in. J. Antes; treasurer, Mrs. J. Pearson; Brussels, sec. christtan stewardship: and fin- * * • * ance, Mrs George Menzies commun. Mr. and Mrs., George W, 'Rowland ity friendship, Mrs. Sov'iet's; stranger sec., Mrs, C. Cochiaue; supply, Mrs. 7. Ring; ass�ociwte helpers, Mrs, H. Love; temperance and Christian citizenship, Mrs, Alex Pearson; missionary monthly, Mise M. Hansuid; literature, Mrs, Quest Dobson; organist, Mrs, 0, Richards; press sec,, Mrs. J. Ames. Hymn 62 Was sung 'after which Mr, Brenton delivered an inspiring message. The theme, "The Light of Christmas," not having returned to him a bane - 1001' issuedto one Inmate... It was tike hammer with which he was at- tackked. , 551'. Justice Barlow held that White was also negligent' in enter- ing the cell block alone. Harold Vodden Leads Polis At. Blyth Election BL.YTH, Dec, 7'-•-1iarold Vodden Treaded the oouneii poll '.ere yester- day when a large number 0f the electors turned out 'to cast their ballots in what was generally con- sidered an interesting campaign Rain fell, throughout the day. a and daughter Doris. Mrs. Murray and - son Lloyd Dmbro, Mr, and Mrs. Hien 5' 'Schauber, Idirs., Laurence Shatrber and baby Milverton were Sunday visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland. * * * Mre, Wm. Wilton reeived word Friday that her sister-ia•lave Mrs. Duncan McMartin had passed awaY ather home in St, Catharines. leiter husband predeceased her seven years based on passage found in 1st ch. ago. She is survied by six grand Luke 75111 verse, 'The service of daughters Mrs. Vern %redden, Mrs, worship was led by Mrs. Quest Dela• Arthur Prior, Mrs, Robert Allen and son opening with hymn 51, 4ontinu- Miss Elaine Hoskins of St, Cathay ing with the candle lighting core- hies, Moe. Joe Delany, Toronto and molly assisted by a prearranged Miss Jean Hoskins of Kitalimier, nmunbel• of members, Mrs. Brenton Burial was made in Brussels Geme` and Mrs. Richards contributed a tory on Monday. duet number, in conclusion the The workroom will be closed from prayer hymn no. 377 in the hymnary BORN Doc, 16 to Jan. 5, Will those who f was used, Opportunity was taken emeNSTO:JV — In Scott lfemorial and kindly 1' g the meeting by the ladiss .of Hospital, Seaforth. on SunilaY, Nov. have finished an the fifteentheci wort. on h during bring it as the the congregation of the chinch to 25,tk, to Mr.' and Mrs; Harvey ladies in charge of the workroom i present -Rev, Mr, and Mrs, ierehton eoeesion el Morria Tye:, a dsnglt- would ;tire to have ail goods packed with a 1{ingsweod satin bt end tee,, end stripped before the new year. 1 blanket and several other useful Anyone desiring to have Work for ar're ei 1er ain ppreeiation a splendid ......--~ t holiday season may obtain wino services rendered since inducttoil to 141(. 138, iton gave a Cin015i85 he Y niessagre, after ihich Mrs. Clsaver by calling at the workroom. on Dec, Ethel circuit six months ago. Bath ar d Mrs, Amos presented Mr, and t5. Wiorkers are still urgently , recipients responded gracefully and 14Irs. Brenton with a hand9anis needed. gua.tefully, lunch watt merited. blanket and several )tents of kitchen- The Red Cross stripped the fellow ; Tale 'United church Wanton's Ware. They both Voiced their ing:- 15 girls' dresses, sire 12, 6 V.3. Missionary Society wild WomelVe 1pq)r801ftt tin of s1Je gifts, Mrs. Quest 'MOWS bl 110911 size 40, 20 het orator hssocfttion net at the me MTs, Dogs'on tonic charge of the 'candle. trims, 15 1 child's 0001,14 In111118 \yrfli'ian. Patterson, 14i' 1. Pearson lighting service. At the close of 10 ttrntle neck 8woater5' ;t0 lh. long' was in charge of the meeting. The the )Meeting Mrs. Patterson served 1 s1(3*111ii's, 80 pr, gloves, 34 pr, snclte, 11144 offices 'were re-elected, ilea, tea, 80 pr. mitts, 5 girls' 1weaters.