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CUM^ Ontart% May 1st, %9I .
Presbyterianism Makes
Strides.
A real live religiuri: is Presbyterianistu, ,if one May judge
by Tho, remarkably state, of. affairs resealed by a recentan
alyeis ar the last census. Aoeordiog to this census, the
Sicoteit proportion rtion of the population in 'Canada has fallen,
.during the past !decade, from 14.90 to .13.85. Telt to the
'same decade .the Presbyterians have raced ahead of the
Methodists, and now numibtr the:targest Protestant body in
Canada. The bulletin of reitgioas shows that in 1901, the
Methodists headed the Protestant list with 91.6,880 church
snemtiers and adherents, followed by the Presbyterians with
912,442. Now the .positions''are reversed, notes the
Mon-
treal Witness, with the. PreslOfterians numbering 1,145,234,
ardi.t Methodists' 1,079,829 Birt. tote largest percentage of
increase is by no moans carried oft' by the Presbyterians, It
is claimed by the Anglican eburolt, with :e percentage -of in-
eieate of 536%5, the total number now being 1,043,017
'T'he Presbyterians come next with 12.30 percent. ;'then the
Roman; Catholics with 27.00 ; the Baptists t'itli 20.33, and
the Methodists -with 17.78. It may be assumed that; immi-
gratioic from, the two national churches • has ranch to do
with these comparative figures. IS the uniori of Presbyter-
ians and bietbodists ds carried throygb, there will be a de-.
,acomination° almost as large as the Roman Catholic Church
an Canada, which numbers 2,833,041, while if all the (Much -
.es, Anglican and Nonconformist alike, were united, the total
Would be 3,664,890, or close upon a. million in excess at the
Raman Catholics.
IDLs. Owen' Geiger was is town and
vicinity looking. after the tnterests'ol
the Myth Flax Company. It is un-
derstood that about two hundred
acres of -tax wilt he sown' this was-
h.
M. Arckie Wells, whd has been at-
tending .t in School of S_eience , Tor-
ooto, has'finished his -term and ` has
arrived home for 'the holiday • season,
Mrs.' Walter King of Clinton visited
her sister,. Mrs. John Bennett during
the, past week, having come up . to
attend the funeral of. the tate Airs.
James Logan on 'Friday, Tho following , are taking part in
the standing. crop Competition by the
Blyth Agricultural Society,: Wm.
Watson, 14, B. Mc,(owan, Win. Mc-
Gowan, Ranee' Richmond, Duncan
McCallutn, flrali Byos.,,,John Barr,
Robert Wightn an, Blyth ; Oliver
Elcrnmingway, Brussels ; Jas. Snell,
Clinton ; Robert Shortreed, Walton;
Charles "Wightnian, Belgrave ; Wes,
Beacom, Harlock. •
In the last week's issue mention
was "made of the death of one of the
oid residents of this section, in the
parson of Mrs, Jas. Logan, who de-
parted this life from the etfecto of
burns caused by the explosion of a
tamp. ' t
The late: Mrs.' Logan, whose maid-
en name.was Mary Jane Knox,' was
born la Pickering township in the
year 1.843 wird was ;married at that
place -1'1 '1863 to Janes Logan and
shortly afterwards moved to • lot 3,
con 10, Morris, where slit with her
husband underwent the many trials
Incident to; pioneer life in making a
aew home on the farm that was
their home for over forty- years:
To Mr: and Mrs. Logan was born
a family of nine all of whom survive
Mutely :.Janes, bliss Mary Jane,
William and Mrs.. D, .Laidlaw, Morris;
Robert of Guelph ; Airs. 'Gorwell 'of
London,; John, Aatburn ; Albert of
blather;. Man. a George, Regina, Sask,
In June 1901 the late Mrs, Logan
was bereft: of her husband, "since
whittb time she has tnostly made her
homewith her son James on his
farm south of 131'' town. 'She was a
woman of excellent qualities, a
member of St. Andrew's church and
was beloved and esteemed by all
who knew her.
Moulding Concrete
Houses.
Some days ago in speaking of the .housing problem we
tasked what had become of E.disores Invention for making
holism by pouring c.emeut into a mould.
'W find that the idea has not been dropped. A com-
pany in Toronto, lending patents For Canada •for steel house
Infields, is already' booking contracts. We believe that a
-coal egmpatiy, at Camrose, Alberta, and a big firm in King-
ston have ordered a number of cement houses to be built
:this spring: At Montclair,. New Jersey, and elsewhere across
' the border, many of these houses, and some of theta large
'residences, havebeen built.'
The steel moulds are practically indestructible, and can
-be used over and over again, while the exterior decorations
.oan he varied as often as desired. 'The claim is made that a
:six -roomed house can'be cast .complete -lacking only interior
fltushing-tin from five to seven days, according to weather
•rondttions It is said that twenty-five of these houses can
:be built and finitthtd inside while five frame or brick houses
aCIT being erected, and each hoose costing from 25 to 10
percent, less than ,the other kinds.
There may be in this class of house a means by which
rentals can be 'roditord in Toronto,, and those who are work-
ing on thehousing problem" will watoh developments.
•
Zurich
Mr. J. B. Badour'of Stratford and
Mr, C". A. Badour and Mrs, J: Due-
berme 01 Detreit have been visiting
i.hr. parental home hero.
AIr, %Vat Clarke of Stanley kas •
sold his Farm, to his son, Mr, Gee.
Clarke, who has sold his to kis
teig1sbor, Mr, Stimson.
Miss Clara Eeketein of Detroit has
been visiting, her mother on the
Bronson Line.
The bowling club was organized,foc *
the year recently with the following
officers
WIil' ED5IOiNTOIv H'AD THE CALL
They're telling a story now of ,Sas-
katoon and Edmonton teal estate.
An Englishlnan went to Edmonton
and looked over some "real estate,"
subdivision stuff, Then he went to
Saskatoon, and desired •a local dealer
to show hien what Saskatoon had to
offer. ,
So the Saskatoon dealer put •him in
as auto and'istarted forth.
13y and by the auto stop}, and
111e Englishman was pulled 'out to
look at •a r'suburban.lot."
He looked around, and amazement:
spread over his face.
"No, old ohappio,:' lie said at
lcngiht, "if' I"buy this lot anywhere,
1'11 buy it. itt Edmonton. A :mats
there took me out to it in latch
shorter titres: than you've aaade,"—
I eyfaa StIndarI.
Wtaghant
Miss Margaret k'anNorniam has, re-
turned` alter a visit .in Southampton.,
Mr. and Mrs. James 'Phalen have
gone to Chatham to reside.
Mr, l Lorne .)3radwin of Saska-
toon, Sask., visited his parenta, Me,
and Mrs. J. 15. flradwlcs, recently,
Mr. 0. Ponder, who has been -.em-
ployed in the local branchof the
Dominion Stank, has been. transferred
to Guelph, -
Mr, T. Spence •and son of Porta-,
down, Ireland, visited •: Mr.. W. J.
Greer last, week. . They were return
ing from an extended trip around the
world.
Mr. • and Mrs, Bert Elliott left last
week for their hoietp in ,Saskatoon.
Messrs. Harper and Archie Sim-
mons and Misses Alice- Simmons and
Elsie Stone left Last week for Bran-
don, Man.
Miss . Myrtle Imlay visited in . De-
troit'lasti week.
Mrs, J. W. iMIcKibbon ivas the
guest of Termite friends last week,..
Dr, Duncan McKenzie of Chicago
has beet visiting his` sister, Mrs,
Wm. Fryfogle.
Mrs. Shlllingtoty o
f Windsor visited
her parents, Rev, Dr. and Mrs, Rut-
ledge, last week.
Nr. Geo. McIntosh has purchased
the residence of the late, Jaynes A.iur-
ray and will shortly occupy it,
Mr. Janes -McIntosh, who . is
moving in from the farm, has bought ,
a let' adjoining :the residence of Mr.
Frank Devereaux and is•havieg: one
of the houses from the' farm anoved•
in and fittedup for himself and fam-
ily. The btdldin'g was brought in .ens
Itrucks by two engines.
The storekeepers in town itavo.
agreed to close theirpfaees of bits!,
ness at six o'clock for itho summer
month's, beginning May. Iso.
Mr. Peter Robertson, :who ha's been
in town for sortie time,' has returned
to 'Herschell, Sask,' . •
Mrs, Lett of Guelph bas been visit-
ing ,her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Colson.
Mr.. Frank, Kling is clown with fev-
er
ever and a number of other cases aro
also reported.
PRol. Ciandier'.of Teronto was the
guest of Rev. Mr..Larkin_and`• Mrs.
Larkin at the 'manse while in town
a' week . ago, •
Mr. Chas,' Layton has rented, from
Mrs. Chesney the house on John St,
acid will take possession as soovii as
it is vacated by Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Veale,
East Wawanash.
The township council met on :Aprii
14th.
Corninunication from Samuel Ped-
dle received complaining about dam-
age he was sustaining through no
proper outlet ,for water on his prop-
erty ou Northern Boundary; Tho
Clerk was instructed to correspond
with Mr. Peddle and ` suggest that
proceedings be taken under the D.
and W, Art for a satisfactory settle-
ment of this matter,
Currie --Stonehouse— That : 0, A.
Jones oi' Petrolia be appointed En-
gineer for tate township under the D.
and W. Act in place of C. D. Camp -
hell, Galt -carried.
Mr. Calder, representing the Saw-
yer d Massey Go, waited oa , the
Council, in reference to the ptirchasitt'g
el a new road grader, Further action
regarding the ;purchasing of a new
grader laid over tillnext meeting.
Buohanan-lrwit'—Phat J. E. Ellis
be appointed tax collector Inc the
present year at a salary of,98u g :,,
siding he furnish sutileictit setn.ity
for the due fulfillment, of said ofiBce—
earried.
By-law No. 5 And by -yaw No. 0,
1910, both toad and plea iet+i, ,
A comber of :accounts amounting
to 997.95 principally for repairs to
culverts and washouts were ordered
to be paid ; then the cptincil adjourn-
ed to meet again on Monday, May
20,th, at one o'clock as a; Court of
Revision and for the transaetien of
other township business.
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