The Clinton News Record, 1922-2-9, Page 11A, a' Ht a, *22.
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' is 'a
t or t(gur
�'' "Ta hell' thane w`tit Glasses, Nearly ,everybody who does a 'lot
of-readin;;,'oi .ewiiig or flee work with the eyes, feels tha
Y
efects.
aY most people ii
i
rest their e,,
es Treed.•- Btit few can
drop ,th i
r nor9e bect
a heir
eves or head aches,
Not
enough
Teeple l 0 s
that'the vigil sew .biv
e the needed rest.
W
t ., while ear t.ie_.i'w
1 le You work,—t,rey will
Sat `
her you
wonderfully,
,
isCctran Comfort 'th .glasses snpPlied bY
eweler
and Optician
tui
r<
'hone 114w
r
Residence 174J
7
Hidden r in our Thome it '
, 3' s atem•ztation
t
to thiet%eS,
I?c rosi �-.
t Your 1._oxiet r
5 to the aril:
).. b and rent.
a ar`1UI;TY D-',PO'SIT BOX for•polir
valuable papers, Victory Bonds; etc,
T _AL BANK OF CANADA
'WY.SLRW�.
1
THE
)LSCINS BANK
1NCORPOInATED'1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Funs $5,000,000
Over 25 a ,
r 13ranches
Teachour1, Children Industry and �' �' c Thrift
Reward p work a,
wa d therxr for loin„ .�.cr,. „_earl the house;
and impress upon then' the importance of saving;
•
}their earnings, Why, rot open- an, account- for
tiecni;in the Cravings Department of The 1VIolsons
Bank. Money 1rlay be deposited and withdrawn
by rixaih 2•9211
. SHARP, Manager
CLINTON BRANCH
afety Deposit Boxes to 7Rent'
READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING
2 he Morrish
Clothing Co.
`•OrtDERED
OLOTkRINQ
Last Glut in
0Young Men's
ats to
elear at
LINTOZ' rlAibI TS
'heat; '$1.00.
O 1te; 456.
B uiey, 50e
Buei. the zt,
Eggs, 4033 to 4164,
Butter, 35x1 to 37e,
Live Slogs, $11.25.
APPOINT DELEGATES.
A ,meeting to appoint delegates to
the coining Liberal convention in To-
r'onto was hold in Seafortli en Friday
I:ist, Mr. J. I". Kerr being the only
one prevent from Clinton, vl:f. Geo.
MacLennan, Clinton, Mr. Hugh hill-,
Colborne . Mr. W. H. Robertson.
,
Coclexich and Mrs.of
e
P x Scott, Brus-
sels,
zu -sels, were appointed delegates to 'the
convention any the following.'alter
niton:' Dr Shaw
aw and M•, 'V
Manning, Clinton; Mrs, 112. G. Cann-
mien,od r'
G e rchan M. Mz ra
'"
d i to Sen -
forth. •
YOUNG GIRL'S SUDDEN CALL.
Mr, R, E.. Manning had a tele-
phone message front lis brother, 1llr.
•I4lanning of London, yester-
day evening', telling him of the death
of the latter's' daughter, Harriet,
'vehicle occurred about five o'clock yes-
terclay afternoon. The young' lady
who.' was in her twenty.—third year,
was taken ill. on Sunday at church,
and' went horns and to bed. It was'
thought that she was much better.
,yesterday morning', but ` sbe--took a
!Ginn for the worse, im the aftor-inoom
and rapidll sank, the• end c'nining
about five 'o'ciock. Three years 4gO"
an .older sister, died after a felwdays'
illness of f13.; leaving a babea few.
uont]zs old. ^. The remains: will, -
v, be
brought to Clinton !for burial, the
funeral taking prase on Saturday:
WOMEN "AWAKE."
fir
On
another
page of'this issue will Lu
Dunseith, Sttatfor•ct; bast gorsuivant,„
Jr L, Carruthers, Stratford; second'
'' pursrlivant,' E. Caister, Liman. "Coni
mitteemen--_J, Sinclair, Woocihani; C,
Mason; W. Guest, Wingharn; D. L.
Stephenson,' Clinton; R• tI Mety
FOftltit ii 711CS1: ENT DEAD,
The death oeeurred at, the home ,p
his 5011-11, lata, r.fr i^lin. Down;' o
Toronto, yesterday of Mr, Willtai?i
1V oKown
1 kri
a nu
a resul n
r e t of Clin-
ton:. The funeral Will take place to
Clinton on Friday utterneen, a 'mem-
Oriel service to;be held in the I, 0.
0, 10. lodge rooms at two 'o'olecl,:.
THE i3O,O.F, FILL ME'E'T',
MAY- HAVE -SCHOOL 'NLR, 76',
,/
Ttr. 14fao,senzic btnitli and Nilne
1' Campbell of the Department of
lleallh are here this week giving
the
pupils 11 a of the C 1 and Public
school n "once ' over " t the hoards,
Of Clinton antic Sealor�th . decide to
take it up a school manse will prob-
ably be engaged and enough rural
schools taken lir 'to make up a cin,.
eine of about thirty-five or ,forty
robins. el good deal will probably de -
peed upon the report p'r'esented to
I- boards atter the present exam-
ination,
DEATH OF 'DU
'DUNG
OTHER.•
C11irt,on citiz
cn were s ez `
e slr
t rclacd t
hear. yesterday of the death •of Mrs.
A, 0, Virtue of Lethbridge, foraner-
IY Miss Edith 'Torrance, . daughter
Mr, and Mrs, John Torrance o
town, n which s occurred yastei•da
morning•, A young husband end tw
little once survive, one a babe only
week old. It a most regiettabl
death` and the many friends Of h'
girlhood and of the family are deal
lee sympathetic. Mem Foote of Po
Arthur, a sister, and M1•. Edgar "To
ranee of Sudbury, av 'brother, . hay
gone, to be` present at the funeral:'
HOCKEY MATCH MONDAY
The Clinton' Collegiate hay a
ranged a hoelcey match with E'eten
Higli'School, to' be played here Mon
day evening next' at eight o'clock
The G. C. I. boys never lost a gat
last season and are out to keep ;tz
their 'old .record, The Exeter -Bean
played with:the:. London'Manhatten
on Monday night' and •won 10 a-ecor
of, 5-4,`: so they afire' a fast aggreg
time. If you want to see'the'feetee
game of the season turn^ out -1ITon
day night and cheer our boys to, vie
tory, Clinton line-up:
Forwards, Bowden,Rodeo and Rab
erten; defense, Elliott and Ne?iger;
goal, ` llIcNeil; -sibs, Higgins and
Grant.
ANNUAL INSPECTION,''
On Wednesday` of last week the
House of Refuge committee, consis-
ting Of County Conncillors W. J.
Spotton- of Howick, Ainos Tipling,
Wingha;n, A. 'E, Erwin, Hayfield;
Elmer lilopp, Hay, • together with
Warden, Trewarthe, .Inspector Tor -
ranee and Dr. Shaw of, Clinton rude
their annual- visitto the }-1otne'on'lie
London road, where they Y en-
tertained to dinner .by Manager
Rernoids end his good. wife Ai:tee-
wards they macre a thorough inspec-
tion of the Home, outb'uidings, etc;
They 'report everything in excellent
Shape and the inmates 'ecenliortable
and contented, : -Indeed, the pr ovin-
.al inspector's report places the Ilur-
on Heine amongst the best managed
n the province. Later the commit;
0C. •[vent. into an investigation of the
state o1.`: since, of the intmates and
Ir, W, Brydone was alppoitned so -
sitar to look after the "adjustment
f all' legal matter in connection
therewith:
The niembor,s of Clinton Lodge rye.
83,"L 0., O. It n 'vii:` ,
a tl 9 t ant,' bn'bt1n-
see are requested. to meet in .the
lodge room at 1.:15 go Friday, after-
noon for the, purpose of attending
the funeral of our laite. brother, 1510.
Mclfown. 'W, l ,' Johnsen; N. G:•
H. W. Gould, Rec.-Secretary,
COURSE 'NOW ON.'
The special. agricultuiaal course an-
nounced
.
last fell is' now on at- To-
ronto Univ
ersity, over two hundred
young• men and women being 1p, at-
tendance, The course last year was
quite a success'.and this: one rids 'ct10
to surpass it. Miss Agnes McPhail,
M.P., is':enrolled as a student
BLACK 'OFFICERS,
Officers were appoiutecl':at the an-
rip l meeting- of; the Royal Blake
Chapter er 'ol. Huron and 'Perth held at
Stzatferd mn Friday, at which I'.C.P.
Ed, Mole of Seidel:de was preset/to,'
with an addr`ees and a P.C,P's jewel,
Following ere: the officers': ::
V. W, C,-F.'J:;1;. •,A,..
ttutt;age, ',n -
um; "4V: 1) , S. L, freland, Straitfo Teri,.
chaplain, Il: Cook ,,Woodloan regis-
trar, W, Graham,' Stratford;"treasur,
e•, J. Dodds, Wingham; first 'lectur-
er, R. McMurray, Greenway; second
lecturer, J, Rutherford, Stratford;
first censor, D. Wilson, Stritforcl; ae
cond
censor, C Densmore, Stratford;.,
t standard bearer A. Hodgins,
can; second Stant'. id bearer, J. C.
be found a liaper,read, by Mis;'•Har-
vey, Jenkins- at `the last meeting of
'the Women,'s Institute -in Clinton, A
perusal of this paper, will convince
the reader that the women 'of' Can-
ada ,are quick to see ,and really to
intelligently; grapple 'with the':eeon-
omic problems • of the day, ,At th
Eczunenicil'` Methodist Conference
held in Englpind last September: Mrs,
Nellie McClung, who was one of the
delegates Irone.the Canadian Meth-
odist Church salt that, "on • gee id
mothers might be, excused if they
Godericb;; J. W. McLeod, Varna; T;
b Paelunson, Granton; marshal, J, Dun-
bar,
'St. Marys.
It was ' decided to 'hold the next
annual meeting in Clinton.
STUDYING AND WORKING.
.I{tNG.
The Rev. S. E
McIfne
grey foe -
took little interest in' politics. It
not that they were not awake; it
merely,`that'+ they were too -bias
She rather reser c. the:
tel tonin "T
Awakening of Women," Be ,that
it may the women of today seem
be awake to all public questions a
are bringing keen and practical min
to the solution of same. clay
GODERICH 'WINS A GAMT]; lad
tra
Goderioh and Clinton played a
close <galne on the local arena Tires- J)
day night, which•resulted in a' 3-2' for
victory for Gocleeich, though Clinton nisi
still retains second place in the lis=
trict, : The game was watched by,an
interested crowd of spectators,: who and
•showecl great ;enthusiasm, especially
the :flan from Goaerich. "They 'were,
as nmeh pleased es , if they'd" won
the district," ;'remarked' et Clinton
man fluter the'game, "Of oeurse it
was something to heat Clinton," he
added. The following is the`line;up:
Clinton—Goal, '• McGoeth; defense,
Govenloeh, Maonnng; ;wings, Elliott,
Draper; centre,. Bowdon; subs„', Dix-
on, Graham. am
Goderioh—Gaal Sanderson; ' de-
fence, GuiIi, Pridhan1; evings,Brown-
lee, Snazel; centre, Murney; subs.,
IlleArthur, McDernzid,
.Referee, Greer, of London..
Was, anerly rector of St. Paul's church,
was who is now taking it_ post -,graduate
.” `course'at•O;ffor5:is •o�
he , c nceded`to be a
Very poor: correspondent. His friends.
as in Clinton, ,and they are many, are'
to always asking each 'other about h}hr
nd but. seldom z have . much ::to tell,
do `W e were handed a letter' the other
, however, received by 'a Clin
y from which we' culla few
tell,
rx
`Oxffotu, Jun.
ear -----_ Thank, very much'
your newsy : letter. 'Please
ill
H
� KK po
at d liday's
eec ng.
X. CeE:
The coune1l met on Monday eve
ing, all moraine
Dante i r^' present, Mayo
lcri nr; the chair.
A.. conrrrinnicaton: was t as rear{ 1xo
the corporation of Hamilton esl>in
the co-operation of the Clinton' Cece
Cil in petitioning, the Cosernme:ir, t
amend the -Otto 1101 Cede to it v}cl
for the payment of police'eatzr
Iia Y
fines into the municipal tr ee:Jur- in
stead of handing therm otei:'to th
of Province, After some 51100ssiou, oft.
„en 1;ion of
o Reeve ,Miller
lad
a a
C un '1-
C1
Ir
0 h, f l r ,•
Y al el
the 6 z col ri
n utni � ''
a fyled. cation was
a ..A .communication' came :from the
e sabre -Cary of the;Children's ,Shelter,
er together with report of emival meet-
ing ' and treasurer's report. This was
Pei ,read and a grant of $15 was voted
r- to the Shelter•,
e The following letter From, the see-
re.titry of the Horticultural Society
was read:
the Mayor, Reeve and Cone-
y calors, C n
Dear :.Sirs:—.The
_ Clinton _Horti-
cultural Society proposes to improve
the Clinton . 'Cre;amery' corner 'this
gam yeei; and they>,request ihat`the town
p place a drain . 011 the -south 51
n
the Creameri sine or-
s Creamery Co 5, property in or.
der` that „the re'
e fills p sant ditch may be
s•
d in. They .also : respectfully °re-
t 'quest that the .toevn make a money.
grant to the Society to assist le the
work of beautifying the town, Yours
'sincerely,
H. R. ,Sharp, •Sec.-ti•eas-
n
�e r
i fly. 'Reeve Miller w.as so lord;
r chairman' of that`eoinmitte<. that re-,
Spon:ibility for it conies' Price se0(ad,
nt nature, Chairman Middleton, Inrw,',
g ever, has the responsibility true year
and he reported „that II . Hill and tihfP
o 5: Elliott had agreed to do lz •s
t c noa+r''
e plowing at frit
p g k y cents per herrn saurian
1 -ars last year, He also 1'ectnneer.dnl
e
member me to' h- n'`- 11
the Miss MUinnl- a
castles and gide thein . my: sincere
sympathy. 7 num rimy back at O�:ford '
lett Mrs McIegney quite w
Patsy in also quite ite well but
course heart -broken at her Sat
having to ' go away',' Molly. -is et
ing with airy people; who live neat
good school. I am now the curate
Mors an. T: have ehfiri,e of : a 1
mission church at New Morstonl,
,the outskirts of OxfordThey ha
Just an evening service .and it
sdpposed to he -a partia,nze job`
trying it out and if 5*itiefeeto
-I` will sticic it Probably now that
have . got `this job ',Mrs , MdTCegn
will come to Oxford'' if 1 can
suitable roorme."
ilirS. McI4egney has been stay]
with het, own.people in Belfast al
Mr, Me1eeniey was in Ireland du
ing the Christmas holiday period,
HAPPINESS SIIORT-LIVED,
ell. LITTLE LOCALS,
- South,I'Iuren L: 0, L. held its an
az,r nual meeting in Ilenetili•on Tuesday,
rt 'darty good this Year being clean
t
' a' 4 The ice crop, is said to be partie
tie" r
and of a goad thickness,
on
ve - Mrs Albert Seeley' win be. at hoine
is to her friends in: her new hoine' en
1 Huron street, on Friday afternoon of
ray this week,
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
On `Thursday, the, 2nd inst. the.
congregations of Ontario Street,' and
Wesley Methodist churches voted on
a proposition to unite the two con-
gregations into one church, The vote
was the outcome of negotiations' by
a eniou committee of live
ntenil)tn'S from each church
board, who ' were' appointed
to consider the matter oi' union, :fal-
lowing an invitation from the Ontar-
io street board inviting the Wesley
conngregatian to unite with tlicrn1 1n
Terming one Methodist " church nrr
01inteo,
The vote resulted as ;follows:
Wesley Church
For, union 7.72
Against Union 17
Ontario Street, Church
Fo'r'nnimr ... 51
Against Union 250
Consequently the con rel anions
will continue to, "carry on" se5ar'ute-
ly aS in the past,
Wesley Church
Quarterly Sacrament service will
be held on Senday morning. The
pastor will nreaeh.
The
quar
terl
y official
boatel will
Meet on Monday evening at eight
a'c•loolt in Wesley hall,<
The chair iartend flaying a social
evening` on Friday,
Ontario Street Church
Tho Le,nhue meeting next wool(
will Lc 1n charge of the ;m.issienaty
departi5rent. A good attendance le
1'equeoted.
St, Jaanes'' Church, lilidrlleton
S, b. .tt0.
1, 30 a.ui, Iltof'niiitt
Prayer at 11 non,
ehurc1 •
Xo1nita+tlti.
4
I Have ey, you seen the "little old log
cabin"..in O'Neil's window? It is the
find' haiidiwork 6f Gordon Lawson and is
very well done,
ng
M De. Detweiler of Ilitel,eher act
r_ dressed a special meeting of the.
W C.T.U, at the Ontario street'
parsonage on Monday evening.
The G. T, R, ll1'idge gang, nnade
rd up wholly of Clinton ' men, is now
rd- :busy repairing the Sarnia' tunnel,
i'- They work in. two gangs of four' each,
ort • week about,
a,
th While handling ice the other day
st Mr. C. Allison had the misforttme
al to have a. cake of it fall on his foot
of and .in consequence has sortie ini11-
g er sore toes.
Two weeks ago The News -Regio
published the news of a h;aippy en
Mg :' of an old romance, in the ma
range of Mrs,' Mogridge_ of.- Clint
and Mr, R, W. Cole of, Placenta
California, which tools Tlaco at Bly
on January 10th, This week we mu
chronie]e the: sudden ending of th
long -deferred' union by the death
Mr. Cole,` which occurred at Lon
Beach, Cal., on Jan. 30th, barel
three weeks' after his marriage,
Mr. Cole and Mrs: Mobcidge we
lovers in their youth 'bur, their ma
riage was prevented and later boil
pledged troth to ether mates
Mrs. Magridgo was a wii1010 fo
teauy years end resided in Clinton
After Mr, Cole became a widows
about, a year ago he thought of th
Sweetheart of his youth and cam
to see her. :Arrangements were mats
for their marriage and be cam
back early in .January and tlnenrun
nage was solemnized in Blyth a
above stated; Mr. Cole had ooaitr ac
ted a Cold : before leaving for Coln
fozaiia and Meg, Cole wanted hde t
remain Inel:e until he was sonuew
recovered buthis idea vvas that hh
got ;started find travelled south In
would be all right, They left Cl"niton
aftee calling on friends . oni Jan
17th
Mr, Cole did not recover an
an • „
CAC 771
i 1
j the home unnu of his driup•lr
tet in Long Peach on Tan 21tit In
took' to' his bed and; altlzonp;h every
(aro 11755 liven hiiti,:be never 11111ied
but passed away 011 San, 3'fltlra Tait
rentetine were takgn' to his own home
at Placentia about thirty miles
, l,y rlrs�
tent, from which the funeral tock
place our Feb. 1st. His mfr, hie nein
dh ip•htees acrd one San Wel'o all with
blip lit the end.
Mrs, ( ore's CliSI<imi iSiewrd .Will
11) tki 151 , fi
Y MRS. CLEGIIORN'S DEATH.
tie On Wednesday night of last week
r'- Mrs, James 0. Cleglzorh passed
away at the home of. her daughter,
Mrs. S, P. Stotheis, Clinton, after
r an illness of some weeks. Mrs, Cleg-
horn had not been in the .best of
✓ Health for the last ,couple of years,
o 'saving sneered from a stroke,
e Mee, Cleghorn, whose maiden
c `name was McCermindale, was, 'born
e in Guelph township and hacl, lived'
r= all her life in the community, her
s "husband having farmed for a tiln'o
and later kept a store at Morbeee
- later moving into Guelph, Mr. Clog_
0 horn died three years ago.
t 0101d/eve had bees with Mrs. Statil-
e oats since July, hist.
e Two rlanghtc5' survive,; o11's.
, Stothers .and Mrs, J. R, Tuck of.
Cainsose, Alta,, Another daughter,
r
<I i4irs Fisk or � uclph, died in Juno
last One S1,tCr, Mee. J, W. Clog-
°. horn, win) is 01.10 went in Clinton, al-
so ' sur -vi 0, ,
A 511ort se vice w'us held ;ai; th_
dome of Mr, and 1411'. Stetliers on.
Thursday and the lemming ` /take
Ctn to (,l:elph, the ttineili�; r cin;a'
iac.o
p :QOM, Knox in, ,n. r,uisi ,
�y a ,��,,pte Ir rM AO nitsY,
Qyn� :BIW tIE1 .'. efiernool,, tri 1 g't', Dr,
i 3w4$VIj�i� E," 1r
7hte,
Mee. Bee—clone, Mee. Fan: anis lairs,
Chowen appeared 45 a clelnutation to
urge upon the council .kindly :consid-
eration of 'the request of the Hort
icultural Society, Mrs. Bryclone
said a d drat it tgas the intertion,of the
Society to dol as muoh as possible
toward beautifying ,the ..town during
the.' coining season and hoped the
carried would 'see its way cleni to
assist 'then), peeve Miller objected
to tare improving of private proper-
ty at the expense of the town but
the ladies said"the corner designated
was air eyesore as- it stood and''00it
was on tlhe'
station street, in sight",
of everyone.. coining. into' tl
they 'wished to make 'town,
sightly, it l less un
Mayor Cantelon assured thelardica
that the efforts of the Society in the
past had been apperciated'by all
geed -,citizens and that the 'natter
brought up would have the attention
of .tate council, CouncillorCoo Ter
also spoke in`:praise of the world o
the Horticultural Society.-
nat
ter was referred to the finance coin-
aanittee for consideration: , onz-
Councillor
s Cooper arca Tlollctvay
moved that the town 'bylaws be're-
vised from month to month 'until
completed and "that .a permanent >.e-
cor'd book be kept,
Bylaw Nos. 5 and 4 for 1822, by-
laws to 0135,01111 fironioll and certain
town officials, were read' and passed,
1115' appointment's thins "made were
as follows: Harry Glazier, fire chief,
salary, $40; Bert Kerr,captain,: saI-
ary, $35 Nar1nan Kennedy, lieuten-
ant, salary, $30; and the following
'firemen•at a salary of $25 each; H.
Fremlin, 'W. Kennedy, Alex. Cud -
more, Bert Fitzsimons, F1'ank:Dick-
son, Caryl Draper, T. 11. Cook, J.
E. Cook, M. McEwan, L. Cres, R.
Tasker, A, B Potter. All firemen's
boots are to be paid for half by the
men and half by the couinciI,
Tho town officers were `reappoin-
ted as follows: clerk and treasurer,
D. L. Maephea'sorz, salary, $550;
chief constable, R. B. Fitzsimons,
salary, $650; 'tax collector, R. B.
Fitzsimons, salary, $100; night
watchman, R. Welsh, salary, $500;
cemetery superintendent, R. Aunts],
salary; $800; medical officer of health,
Dr. Shaw, salary, $100; town engin-
eer, W; A, Grant,, fees; manager
stock scales, J. Wheatley, lees,^
A ripple of laughter was caused
when the nnayor'asked for a report
:from the street committee and Reeve
Miller, from force of habit, arose, to
ENG AGEMENT' ANNOLNCign.
Mr•, and MTS. John 'C: Greig' of
Scaforth, announce the enag'oment
of their daughter, Evelyn 'ionis"e, to
Mr. Urban David Claris, D.Sc., of
Winnipeg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Clark of Cornwall, The marraige
'swill take place -quietly- Fob, 22nd,.
1922.
INVITED TO CHATHAM.
The quarterly board of Victoria
avanite iliothodist' church, Chatham,
has invited the: Rev, A. E. Tortes of s
3 In, on moray pastor of.. Wesley 1oeality.
clinch, Clinton, to become` pastor at
the end of the; present conference
year. .In
1 } will I
I t al.o1
t re
n
last C .
t o the
that a provincial engineer be asked, . ,
to come, tip and inspect the roads
and give, a report.
Chi•i ,
azlnn.i Livermore
o`
2 the4'1r a »
ity committee reported that r
t oi
n l
87.35 had been expended inchaxlty
the past month.
e, The auditor's report was submit, -
ted and on motion', of ,Reeve Milner
and Councillor Cooper :was recedvea
to be considered by a committee of'.;
the council as 0 vzho]e.
The Clinton >branch of the Wom-
en's Institute offered to place a 'ate'
at the'cemetecy and on motion of
Coineillors Cooper and IIo11oweee
this was • left in the hands, of the;. !!
I
cotineter,Y committee, 'wife `will report -
to the counoil.
Tt
was a1 decided so e 1sd that it`u ,
n Ltz_'o
the money; received from care of. cem-
etery 1
etery lots in perpetuity be placed in.
Tlie Public Utilities r'eported thee
the new well ` is not yet finished 10 (2
that "when, it is there will, be s
abundance 'of water for many years
to come and that during the par:,t.
year the two wells in use have dor.o
rood service•,,
S that on one two oee
(lesions
`
when
oner
0 other t cn, of the_
pumps' was out of order fie:'peonle"
were asked not to waste water and.,
they responded 'doyaljy`., The 'total
amount of avater'pumped ,luring the
year.,was 18,970,928 gallons. -13 new
services have been instel,led.'.Total.'
services • now are .645: /Number of
services with meters, 224.
Finance Committee :- „recommended
e omnnende)
payment of the following accounts
Property Committee
E. Bawden'; one , n day's work ..'$2,50
F Horsley, 4 -hours work 5.00
E. Ward, coal, 316,50 per. ton 43,2h.
W. T. O'Neil, supplies . , 2.4,
P. U: Coin, lighting T...L,ll, , ' 5,40
P. U, Goin, . u ' lamps , o
.Oro
Sutter & Perdue,cleaning g pikes 76 1
Electric Light a'. -
Street lighting for Jan r try , 311.'41
Fuel Jo.
W; D. Cannel £or, storing c a
, oat: 27. SE3
Charity Ao
H. Wiltse, groceries ,34'
E. .Ward, woo.' , . •2.7f,
R. Horsley, work .511
A. McCartney; work', . 7,y,
Fire Fid Water Com
Chief's salary for 6 months., 20.60
1 iremen's salaries..6 months' 182,5e
1'•" U Com. for lamps 2.012
Grants No,
Hospital for lighting , , . 12.1.1,
Salaries At.
D, L. Macpbeison,, 8 months 137.150
D. L, Macphersonetcliange
Express and cleaining office 3,97'
D. L, Macpherson, preparing
Auditor's statement 10.06
R. Websh,•3 months salary .. 125.06
R. B. Fitzsimons, for January' 54.1'r
Ri B Fitzsimons, Collecting
War tax 2.00,
J. Wiseman, auditing ,. 15,00
D. W. L, Canteen, auditing 15.0')'
Stationery, As,
,W. D. Fair Co. Supplies , 8.40
Teiephone Ac,
Bell Telephone So:, een1tals . , , 4.52
Bell Telephone Co., Toll service .217
Bell Tel. Go., Toll 60507100 . • .25
Incidental Ac,
Municipal World for 1922 ,. 1.00
Miss N, ^Bentley, typewriting .:6.011
J. E. Hovey, tilling eYti11-
guishers , 2.00
W. J. Stevenson, livery to
Goderdcli
J. 1•I. P rxn,ran, Invert' to God
oriclz0,00
Cemetery Ac.. , ,
T1. Ifunier, salary for :Jan meY (50, 0a;_
5'. Hunter, stamps ,fC stationery 2.0Q�'.
D ID Closet'. Ac.
J. Carrick salary for January 54.11
RECEIPTS
R. 23. 'A'it9simons, weigh scales 10.011
It. Hunter, work of cemetery 42.004
Hall Rent 52.06'
6.11
Sts n3 ej Te'o ll��l�6j
Airs. Irwin Raymond ofMich ll
M e
is visiting at the 11011 5. 0 nxr,-and`
Mrs, Janney Jacicson.
Messrs. Gerald Snider and Ilaz•o11t
Penhale have each purcilmsed zL purse
bred 'Hereford bull •fror$ the Sunny`
Sale Stock har1at ow115(1 by O'Neil
Bros,, Penfield. The iar111113ls are
from •r
i n p1 ie wirming• tool at Both, Tc.•
ionto and Guelph and will no 1501151
erne to h131mo,e the stoelc 10 this,
Rev, Nobt, Hicks, who goon to Con- ns
tra11 Metheditb church, St. -Thomas.
MEDICOS MEET,
'ing quarterly meeting of. the I'lor:
011 Medical. Asseaollen was held ,In
Clinton yesterday, with a clinic of
01,010073 eases, '1`h<ro Were5i
)ht, alt rs, the mJ3
pro ide, mzaws,
cooper iIfl5 Mel o Soefor, 311I�
tl' it�it]klo�k y� antra lhoa1.01
irrlfp 5"3145', W3 a'
rAbliAt
r „,
4lr.;ind
Mro. Wa Clark -one
ir; a ova
slays with friend, at Bothwell.
Ixr. ,'.ndhe31*-Snell visited his s1:z-
ter at Leansitigten for a fe7 d.a;J,s;
(i111art 11 313e01313>• 33,215 held tsrr
resent ,,�i
Sunday than 1V 1133115 Meet.
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