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• Written by Lieut. S. Honey, M,M,,
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11 'WAS a hot afternoon town
the end of Jely, we had been in 1
. line for five days, so the rumor
a relief took root and spread rap
I, W wereo the •Arra
Y ens fro
• directly In front of Oppy wood, to
concise, and it .was the custom
that peaceful sector to go in for
days and to spend 'the next six
training some distance belultd t
lines. The minor soon became po
Mar when it added to itself t
whisper that we were not only g
ting returned but we were goi
away back near Boulogne for a r
and Corps. training. Some of t
troops were delighted at the propo
al of getting. back as far as the ba
camp, but the the more expertenc
were putting two and two togeth
and discussing the situation from
different angle. If the Corps w
going out for a period of trainin
a big attack was imminent. The fol-
lowing day was intensely hot, it was
our sixth day in, so three o'clock in
the afternoon saw the platoon troop -
in down
Al
g Ouse Alley, h
long the Y, com-
munication trench, at two hundred
yard intervals. We passed the group
of huts in which we usually rested
and marched down the Arras -Lens
road to a point where busses were
wainting and in a couple of hours we
were many miles on our way to
somewhere. As to our destination,
the senior oflicers knew nothing
CADET T. W. MORGAN, D. C. M. ,
1 Wednesday morning Cadet Thos..W.
Morgan, D. C. M., arrived
rds -t-nt home tram overseas and
a big crowd of citizens
and Old friends, along
id- ii� t ry+ with the Kittle Band,
nt, i 'L xh rt greet ihimn,thCadet Morgan
be enlisted with the 33rd
B4tt1. iu Clinton in 1915 and went
in overseas with a draft in July with the
six other Clinton boys, and served at the
in front for three years with the 1st Batt1,
he
of
he . He joined up later with the Flying
p- Corps. He won not only promotion,
he
but two decorations the D. C. M. and
et- I the Order of Leopold Chevalier, given
ng by the Belgian authorities for gallantry,
est His reply to a query as to how he
he earned the medals was: "Oh, for steal-
s- ing the troops' rum, I guess."
se
ed
er
a
PTE. CHARLIE LOCKWOOD
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as Arrived home on the 6,08 train Wed-
g, nesday evening and a royal reception
was given him. Charlie went overseas
with the 161st Battl. and after the
break-up of . the Battalion went to
France, He was severly wounded on
Sept.2nd 194
8 andhas s in been
the
a
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t u
o s h opsitats up to the time of
leaving for Canada.
t the battalion was travelling under
i sealed orders and therefore, moved
from point to point without know-
ing the why or the wherefor. Neith-
i er.did they know the program for
' foowinday, bmme
fi tothe thellrescueg and all
ut placesruor of qucaes-
' tion or doubt were tilled to the brim
, ( and kept overflowing.
The e motor lorries in :which we
It t embarked rumbled along for sev-
1 oral hours over the dust laden roads
and stopped in a pretty little will-
) age where we were greeted by some
r toys of our battalion and told
to climb nut as we. had reached
home. The advance party were
cross-examined before we had time
to get out 0 the lo'rie and one
' could hear the several questions
asked by the several types all being
i asked and ansewered at the same
I•tinle, but the main queries seemed
tc, be: "Is there a "Y" in this
joint?" "Is the bath workin'?"
'Any beer at the estaiutenets?" An
;.-a++*I�+ � 1 advance party that had good infor-
mation on these points was consider-
ed successful in the eyes of the
troops whether or not they had
found billets and performed other
Ordered duties for which they were detailed.
4`tot.eved Pi
Clothing this particular village all three
999 were to be 'found, sq after a good
supper we all Went to the bath, had
a whiz bang shower and a change
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CLINTON CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Old Officers re -Elected — Will Hold a
Field Crop Competition — Date for
Spring Show not Set Yet.
The annual meeting of Huron co.
Spring 'Stock Show was held in the
Agricultural Office on February 1s
t
1919, about forty being present.
Min-
utes 0 the last meeting were read and
on motion of Thomas McMillan and W.
Mai:guis were adopted,- The treasur-
er's report showed a balance on hand
of $251,83. On motion of Thomas
McMiclttel and William McEwan the
treasurer's report was adopted. Mayor
\Cooper macle a few remarks showing
his appreciation of the Fair. On mo-
tion of Thomas McMillan and W. H.
Lobb that name of Fair be changed to
Clinton Central Agricultural Society,
this being in order to have a field crop
competition in connection with the So-
ciety. Motion carried.
to S. A. Fund
ea
€toseeeticmgmelseemeotaamoo'80:
New Scale of Salaries •— J. B. Council met Monclay evening with
' Reynolds New Keeper of the Mayor Cooper in fftie chair and Reeve
House of Refuge. Ford and Councillors Paisley, Lang-
ford, McEwen, McMurray, Johnson and
The January session of Huron 'Co. Carter present.
Council was held last week in Goderich Minutes oe last meeting
with ell members n em rs ese nt
b present,
P
con rr n
The communications presented to f t ed.
the council included the following: • COMMUNICATIONS
from W, Brydone, barrister, Clinton, Collegiate Board asking for. $2,000
with reference to the accident last year for advance of grant.
which resulted in the death of Reeve •Cite Girl's puxiliiary' re -buying of
Ra11Fenbury House es a hospital.
tont Mrs.
Thomas Mason, Secretary
of, Women's Patriotic Society re 'a
memorial to our soldiers.
Frain city of Stratford Good Roads
Committee, re meeting on February
11th..
CHER MEM
readand
nd
Taylor, of Blytlt, and Raking the council
to take into consideration a fair settle-
ment of
Mrs, Taylor's
n
From Gaoler Griffin. ,enclosing his
report and asking for an increase of
salary,
From R. Delong, caretaker of the
court house and registry office, asking
for an increase of salary.
From the good roads committee of
Peel county, containing a recommenda-
tion in favor of legislation to charge a
frontage tax in connection with the
good roads system.
From the city of Kingston, seeking
support of a petition to the Dominion
Government for the deporting of all
alienenemies s a s soon a peace is de-
clard. .
From the council of the united coun-
ties of Dundas, Stormont and Glengarry
in opposition to the "daylight-saving"
law.
From the city of Toronto, in favor of
tete discontinuance of the Provincial
war tax.
From the county of Hastings, with
reference to regulating the width of
wagon tires.
From the township council 0 Col-
borne, with reference to a land settle-
ment plan for returned soldiers, and
suggesting a plan similar to that adopt-
ed by the county of Bruce.
From
A. Cantelon, renewing r t � ' i
n
g
his
clahn for damages as a result of an
automobile accident on the London
road,
There were also the usual requests
for grants to various institutions.
Applications for the position of Co.
auditor were received from the follow-
ing: Frank Metcalf, Blyth; D. F. Mc-
Gregor, Tuckerstnith; James Burns,
Blyth; Capt. R. R. Sloan, Blyth; W. E.
Vanvelser, Wroxeter; Peter Cantelon,
Clinton. John 1'ingland, Huliett,
The standing committees of the year
were appointed as follows:
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The Following officers and directors s
were appointed:—
President,
ppointed:President, John Shanahan.
Vice President, W. H. Lobb. , FI
Treasurer, William Miller.
Secretary, A. J. McMurray,
Auditor—L. Tyndall
The directors are:—
llullett Township—Thomas Mc;Mich- R
ael, Thomas t21cMillan,
Goderich Tp.—Reeve Trewartha, E.
XECU'rIVE 'COMMITTEE— R. W.
Livingston, John Laporte, G. Young,
A. E. Erwin, Jas. Moffatt,
PECIAL COMMITTEE — M. Arm-
strong, Wnt, Elston, P. F. Doig, Jas.
A. Ford, Jas. Cott,
NANCE COMMITTEE—W. Isbester,
J. Grieve, N. W. Trewartha, M. El-
liott, J. M. Govenlock.
Wise,
Stanley Tp.—John MpPai•lane, W.
McEwen,
Tuckersmith Tp.—Reeve 'Crich, T.
Coleman,
Clinton—Mayor Cooper, D. Cante-
lon, and S. 13. Stothers.
Colborne Tp.—D, F. Swautz, N. Ker-
nigitan.
Honourary Directors—James Corn-
ish, Jas. Snell, Dr. Shaw, Reeve Ford,
On motion of T. McMillan and W.
11. Lobb that we hold' the Fair on April
10th, inst, if date did not conflict with
other fairs. The officei`s were given
power to change date if necessary.
Motion carried.
On motion of D. Cantelon and T.
McMichael the treasurer and secretary
were each given a donation of $10,
for their services during 1918.
Meeting then adjourned.
The following is the financial state-
ment for year ending December 3ist,
1918: —
RECEIPTS
Balance 011 hand from 1917 ..$241.38
Town of Clinton 50.00
Ontario Government Grant '18 50.00
Township of Tuckersmith .. 15.00
Township of Hullett 15.00
Township of Goderich 10,00
Township of Stanley 10 00
Proceeds from Concert 42.00
Donations and Subscriptions , 514..00
Donations by Goods 34,50
EXPENDITURES
6581,88
Judges 21,00
Donation n ton to Secretary 10.00
Donation to Treasurer 5,00
Printing 35,20
Postage and Stationery 58,38
Hotel Expenses 3.00
Sweepstakes Ribbons 1.39
Cash Prizes for Horses, . 149,00
'Cash Prizes for Cattle 36.00
Telephoning 3.58
Band 13.00
By Good's 34..50
Balance on hand 251,83
$581,88
SCHOOL BOARD'
RE -ORGANIZED
The Clinton School Board re -organiz-
ed for the. year • on Monday evening.
"Mr. N. Ball Was elected chairman for
1919.
ThejSecrettry reported the return of
Mr. Cottle to Board fo St. John's Ward.
The /Mopingcotntnittees Were 111nl-
M:-•--
FINANCE:—Morrish; McNeil and
Rands..
PROPERTY: --Cottle Evans 5ts. • H
Ines. d o)
The matter of building a new school
was !aid over for farther consideration
The hoard now meets the first Mon-
day of each ftlOnth,
The C. C, 1., Board . recommended
their grant.
• On motion of Councillors McMurray
and Johnson, that no action be taken
re hospital. Carried.
In regards to Good
Roads movementenk
at Stratford the letter was fyled.
Chairman Paisley of the Fuel Com-
mittee, reported: That 834 cords long
green wood; 42 cords of short green
wood; 4 cords of long dry wood and
23 cords of short dry wood whs sold.
New Hector
'r St Pours
Capt, (Rev.) 5, E. McKegney, M. M.,
Appointed by the Biehop.
Sunday morning Rev. Canon Hill,
who Is conducting the services in St.
Pal'r
Paul's church read the following letter
from the Bishop of Huron, appointing
Rev. (Capt) S. B. McKegney, M. M.,
as Rector of St. Paul's Church:
The letter read was as follows:—
London, Ont., Feb. 1st. 1919:
Dear Messrs, Middleton and Ford, War-
dens:—
You will be pleased to know that last
night 1 received from the Rev. Mr, Mc-
Kegney the cable "accepted" in answer
to my - cable offering him the parish
of Clinton. You are to. be congratu-'
'fated upon your good fortune, for 1.
consider him one of my most promising
men. Though only a young man, he
Is not only promising, buj: has already
arrived, Since 1 mentioned !aim 10 you,
he (las been awarded the Military Medal
for service under fire of a distinguished
kind. 1 did not tell you that, in order
t
oe
g t over, he reverted ve ted
to the rank
r'
n of.
a
private, which shows the stuff of
which he was made, He was promoted
to a Chaplain after his arrival in Eng-
land.
As yet I do not know when he will
come back, but probably it will not be
later than this month. From a letter
received from him at the end of Dec -
They have received 8238.38 in cash ember from Franceor Belgium, he was,
and $109 is on the books. The com- I gather, on tine way back to England,
mittee has 26 cords of dry wood on Again Congratulating you,
hand and 2^_% cords of poles. TheBelieve me yours faithfully,
report was ecceP ted. David Huron,
Chairman Paisley reported the work
on the Street.
Chairmanoh t
J t son of the Fire.
and
Water, made the following re-
port:—Henry Glazier, 'Chief; W. Coats,
Frank Bowden and T. 1•l. Cook, new
firemen,
Salaries;—Chief $40; Captain 535;
Lieut $30; firemen 525 per annum.
That Council pay One-half the price of
the firemen's boots. That the Fire
and Water Comt ittte have power to
dispose of the steam fire engine, that
thee sunt of 550 be set ,aside for the
benefit of firemen injured at fires.
On notion of Councillors Johnson
and h'icEwen the motion carried.
Bylaw No. 3 for 1919, appointing eu . t o!. H Cock
officers and firemen of Clinton Fire
Brigade was read three times and pass-
few
the chap! i
ed. with the following names:—
Capt.--J.
ames:— He is returning
Chief—1-1 Glaziertake to Canada in a
few weeks to up his duties in
Capt: J. H. Ker. Clinton, succeeding Rev. J. A. Robin-
Lieut—N. Kennedy,
Firemen:—L. Lawson, W. Kennedy,
II. Fremlin, A. Cudntore, 13, Fitzsimons,
D,UCATION COMMITTEE—B. W F. F. Dickson, Carl Draper, Wilson Elliott,
Beavers, A Mitchell, W. Bailie, Geo. Win. 'Coats, F. Bawden,, T. H. Cook,
C. Petty, S. 1'. Plum. • Thos, Churchill.
CAD AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE•— Clerk Macpherson made his report
J. Laporte, J. Hackett, W. F. Clark, of the annual meeting of the Board of
J. Douglas, W. D. Sanders. , Health which :net un January 30th.
COUNTY PROPERTY COMMITTEE— Dr.Shaw was elected chairman and the
T. A1, Davis, Jas, Armstrong, Alex, following recommendations were car-
T.
H. Crich, J. Dalton. tied:—Bakers must wrap bread shtrt-
1lOUSE OF REFUGE COMMITTEE— ing Feb, 34; pigs this year will have
J. M. Govenlock, J. Dalton, H, Crich, to be kepbt according to law;wthe garb -
A• E. Erwin., age must be pun in the town dump and
not on the outside or at the London
WARDEN'S COMMITTEE—R. W. Liv- Road bridge; the slaughter house must
ingston, W F. Clark, NI. Armstrqng, have all offal boiled; that the town
W. Isbester, G.. Young, q�;; cells be cleaned, etc.
The report of S. 13. Stothers;"the The Park and Charity Committees
county representative of the Depart- had no report to offer.
ment of Agriculture, was presented Reeve Ford, Chairman of the Ceme-
Mr. Stothers was in attendance at the tery committee spoke of the work
meeting of the council, started last year will be continued this
The following motions were carried: year, „
By Messrs, Petty and Hackett that The Financial report was read and
Peter Cantelon be one county auditor. ntay be read on another page.
By
Mes r .A r.
ss AWilliam Armstrong Young \ F l a t r t
on nGait
Fuel Controller
a. d
that D. F. McGregor beg county andfor Clinton, addressed the council upon
tor for 1959, the coal situation in Clinton and the
That Messrs. Crich, Dalton, Coven- disagreement he has had with the coal
lock, Livingstone and Dr. Clark be the dealer and also the Fuel Controller at
striking committee, Ottawa, Mr, Grant read many letters
By Messrs. Doig and Crich that. Ni, from various places showing that Clin-
Annstrong and the county clerk be ton was not alone in the question of
auditors of criminal justice accounts, high prices for coal. Reeve Ford and
By Messrs. Ford and Beavers that Councillor Paisley moved that Mr.
M❑ Manning be reappointed' Clinton Grant's report be accepted,
'C. i. trustee. On motion of Councillors McMurray
By Messrs. Isbester and Crich that and Alclwan that Reeve Ford, Council-
lor 1
R: VanstoneJos
s nsan. n t
be reappointedtrusteea d N cMur
of ray rhe a spec-
Wingham High School. tel 'Committee to go'with the local Fuel'
By Dr. Grieve and Mr, 'Govenlock Controller and interview the local coal
that' Dr. Burrows he reappointed for dealer with, reference to prices charg-
Seaforth C. 1, ed. The motion carried,
A notionby .Messrs. Dalton and Return of Collector's roll was ek•
Douglas ,that Messrs.' Govenlock• Liv- tended to May 15, 1949. .
fngstone and Doig Ise contmissioners 'Council then' adjourned until Mon -
of designated road's was. referred. to day evening next,
the special colnmrfte..''
•'County Secretary' G: M. Elliott, •of
th'e' Children's Aid Society'. addressed
the council"with reference to the case
of a crippled child who should go to
the Sick Children's Hospital for treat.
tnent. The' family had moved from
dne.munleipality to another and being
shifting population neither one felt .it
Was responsible for the cost of the
child at the hospital,
Alessrs, Bailie and Clark moved that
the county assume the cost,
A,1 application 'from
Testirnkey Knox
for .increase in salary wreceived,
Public School lnspeetors Tom and
Field asked for readjustment of their
allowances for travelling expenses on as v )
account of file increased cost of tray -c, „�•r`»��ek?� 1.
ening.0 s� ? t P
His Honor Judge Dickson and Capt.,
Richards of the Savation Army made
an appeal fora contribution to their
fund for work among the Canadlan
soldiers overseas or returned, The
Artily was at• the front as soon as war
Started' and the one rule' in eonnec-
tion with. their work was to, refuse
assistahee and comforts ,to no one
t 'A.letter was received froth, the Stilt. .044, Vic„
+ford.; P, rovincial ' 8igliivay ' Con:inittee k MerletiG 1f,e'v
announcing a meeting f1 Stratford At1•eaddi:; h,rion'g,°Tbrdratv`s';busita@Ss.'
Feb. 111h1 to which the council of Inert, long prominent ie varied activi-
Huron County was asked to send re. ties for the advancement of dile inter-
presentatives. This is In connection ests of that city and province, who.
Continued on Page 5, succumbed suddenly this week nt his
residence In Huron street,
Capt. (Rev,) S. E. McKegney, who
has been
on overseas service for r t h
a
past two years, and received the an-
nouncement on Christmas Day that
he had been awarded the Military
Medal, has been appointed rector of
the A tglican church, Clinton, the an-
nouncement being made by Bishop
of Huron, Monday. Capt, McKegney,
who_ is a graduate of Huron College,
and was for a time incumbent of
St. David's church, London, has many
friends in that city and throughout the
diocese. Before going overseas he was
rector of Trinity church, Brantford,
Unable to obtain an appointment to
the chaplain service, Ire. enlisted as a
private in the Brant county battalion,
in command of Ll t !"
Shutt, In England he was transferred
cin service
Has City Church
Rev, J. A. Robinson, fprmerly'Reetot
0 St, Paul's church has been appointed
Rector of St. Phillip's Church at Tor -
ono. His , many friends in. Clinton
Will.wish him success in his new field
of labor, •
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* MEN AND EVENTS :s
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son, tubo is taking a special course in
sociology in Toronto university,
Mrs, McKegney, who, with her little
daughter, has been making her home
in Belfast, Ireland, while her husband
has been on active service, is return-
ing to Conada with 111311. Capt. Mc-
Kegney is an Irishman by birth,
to ifTm®Y8C3C,slun8mei900cll1'1
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Ontario Street Church
The Epworth League service on
Monclay evening was under thecharge
of the Consecration and Prayer meet-
ing Vice President with the Pastor in
the chair, Mrs, Downs rendered a
solo in fine voice. The topic "Christ-
ian Citizenship"was well taken by Miss
Rena Pickett.
fisc Ladies Aid of the Church held
Cat re of
a to
nal h
B of s
S n e o T
pp r n nes-
day evening at which the congregation
was well represented.
The Epworth League Anniversary
services will be held on February 16th
and 17th, Rev. Mr, Uren, of Kin-
cardine will be tile speaker on Sun-
day. On the following Monday even -
Ing there will be a social. a
The Sunday School intend holding;
their annual sleigh -ride on Friday
afternoonridehot Februarysupper will 14thbe,given afterfollowthe
a -
ed by a programme,
rile Pastor will hke his own ser-
ttfti On Sunday.., The evening sub-
ject wilt bei "A Great Salvation."
Wesley 3hturcia,
Next Lord's Day. Rev. A. E. Doan,
M. rnlA. ug B, and,b,, , ofevenlieng,nsell will preaeh
nloi
The meeting fg of the Official Board ad
Tuesday evening was very wen attend-
ed. A unanimous invitation was extend
ed to the Pastor to return for a tltirda
ysign,ear. The tnatterof union with ()ate_()ate_ario Street Church was up for discus..
The•Epworth League had a very•
profitable meeting Monday evening and' •
in the absence of the first Vice Presi-
dent , the Pastor took charge. A very
instructive address on "Christian Giti-
ze:lsitip" was given by Mr. H. P. Mad-
itestrlnm'Teeteas5 3 plisseduet,s Snyder gave an in-
lnst
Bapast Church,
The morning service beginning at
11 a, nn. the Pastor will take ,for his.
subject: "God' Care for Us as lndivid-
•
Prayeuals", r,'the "Third of a Series o0
The evening service •begining et 9
b. nn„ the Pastor will take for hie
subject; "The ,Glory of the Cross."
The evening service opens with a song
service. 1f you are not attending any
outer Church? Conte and Worship in.
the Church, •
CHURCH Naitil
• Rev, Samuel Lyle) 13, 51,, One of
Hamilton's foremost ministers and for,
mer .Moderator Of tete General Assetisb.
ly:'o'f t1:e •Preabyteriais Chhrcii,' died
suddenly in hit sleep at Hamilton,
Capt, Rev, Arthur Carlisle, rector of
MI Wilts church, Windsor, hos beets
tnade'a canon.