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'Novemberi3th, 1913
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s ' A centitmatioir service will be • held
I in Si. John's church 'op Wednesday
a altorneon next, comment -Mg at half
- past two. His bordsiaip,a-the t.
Rev. David Williams, BISHOP M Hap -
s on, will conduct the service,
I- Rev, Mr, IVIeCermiek will ,pteach an-
niveraary serrbonsat A,uhurn on'Sant
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Goderich Township
Miss Erlea Miller spear; :the Jest.
week, at her home near -.Bayfield., , • '
-MiaS Annie Cooper.is Spending a'
vacation at her home,
The RD, Rev. David 'Williams, D. D.,
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Lord Bishop of Huron, will hold On-
- firmation seryice in St, James'
church, Middleton,: on Tuesday even -
a ing next, Nov. 18th, at half past sev-
The regular meeting of the A. Y.
P. A. of St. James' church will be
held, in the basement on Wednesday
evening next; commencing at eight
o'clock. The program will take the.
form of a debate, "Renilved, That
Farming is the best All Around Oc-
cupation," Leaders : Miss Peddles
for the affirmative, Mr. F. Middleton
for the negative. All the • young
people in the neighborhood ,are cor-
dially invited to attend these meet-
ings.
Mrs. John Oa Elliott, who had the
misfortune to sustain the fracture of
a limb some few weeks ago, has so
far recovered as 'to be able . to walk
, across the room, Such a rapid re-
covery, in view of the advanced age
of the patient, is p, pleasant sur-
prise to her friends 'and it is hoped
she may continue to steadily '.im-
prove.
Messrs. Milton Steepe and John
Lindsay returned Friday from the
wort where they spent the last
three months.
Mr. Geo. Miller has had a tele-
phone installed in his house.
The following is the report for
School Section No. 10, for the month
of October
Sr. 4th,—Lillian Hutchings, Lulu
Elliott, Fred Hanley, Flossie Whit-
more, Edna Miller.
Jr. 3rd,—Eddie Ilutchings, Brown
Stewart, John Ellit'ood, Raymond
Whitmore,
Sr. Ms:It—Carman Miller, Stewart
Middleton, Ruston Hammitt.
First—May Stewart, Gordon Han -
neat. --Mayine J. Keys, teacher.
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 11, for Octal -air, names in or-
der of merit :
Sr. 4th,—Vera Trick, Elvira Chur-
chill, Percy Carie, Myrtle Powell,
Wilfrid Pentound, Mabel Castle.
Sr. 3rd,—Verna Elliott, Ruby Chur-
chill, Pearl Churchill,
Sr. 2nd,—Franeis Powell, Richard'
Welsh,
Jr, 2nd,—Howard Currie, Frank
Welch,
1 Pt, 2rid,—Clifford Castle, Elmer Le -
I Beau.
Pt. let—Teddy Welsh, 'Alfred Le -
Beau : —H, Deihl, Teacher.
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Elayfield
Rev. T. A. Steadthan, a fernier
pastor,' will preach, aeniVetsary,
Mona in the 'Methodist church on,
Sunday next,, morning and evening.
Rev. Mr. McFarlane and M. Jam-
es Yoling attended the Laymen's
Missionary Congress in Goderich
Friday last. • '
Mr. John Mitchell of London is
the' guest, of Mr. F. A. Edwards
this week.
Mines Mary and Ida Reid, who
spent the past couple of moriths
the' West; returned hcime Saturday.
Miea Norah Deattie Wiriahain . is
visiting her aunt, Mrs: A. E. Erwin.'
Mr. M. Ross was storm -stayed for
several days at Kettle I'Mat but ar-
rived home safe..
Mr. Gem Atkinson of Detroit spent
a feat days in town, being the guest
of Mrs. Cowie. •
Mr. W. Jowitt spent Saturday in
Clieton.
Mrs. Dan. Wilson of Waterous, Man,
is the guest of Mrs. HOWS0/1.
Mr. Edwards of the Bayfield Line,
while driving to church, his horse ran
away, smashing his buggy and injur-
ing him so that tufa servicer of the
doctor was required.
Sunday's storm caused considerable
damage by blowing in windows and
causing Mn', Ross' boat to break'
irom its mooring ana come in con-
tact with the bridge. The roads for
a time were almost impassible. The
stage, having got about three miles
out, had to return.
Mr. Jewie McLeod has gone to Port'
Stanley for the lierrinz fithing,
Stanley Township
The following is
S.. No. 4, North
month of October,
der of merit :
Sr. 4th,—Bessie
the report of S.
Stanley for the
the namea, in or -
Tough, Hazel
Sparks.
Jr. 41:la—Clifford Scotchmer, Susi
Westlake, John Watsrn, Walter West
lake.
Sr. 3rd,—Edna Scotchmer, Alice
Stiniam, Mabel Foster.
Jr. 3rd,—Harold Seotchrner, Elva
Dewar, Maggie Tough, Russel Sparks.
Sr. 2nd,—Roy Scotchmer, Sam Mc-
Ilwain, Rosie Foster,
Jr. 2nd,—Anne Dewar, Bessie Wet
son.
Jr. 1st—Charlie Scotelimer.
—M. S. MacDougall, Teacher
School report—The following is the
October monthly report of S. S. No.
14, Stanley. Names in order of
inerit:-5tIn—Nelson Hood, Rae Alton
Sr. Ith,—W. C. Johnston, I,, H. Was -
man, Louisa Meelymont. Jr. 4th, —
Anna Fisher, W. R. Cooper, Lillie
Nigh. Sr, 3rd,— Maggie Cooper,
Bella Collins, Jr. 3rd, — W.
Collins, A. Parsons, H. Rathwell, W.
Parsons, Sr. 2nd,—Norma Hood, El-
la Fisher, Gracie Cooper. Jr, 2r11,—
W. Ross, Willie Harvey. Pt. and,—
la. Parsons, Agnes Nigh, Sylvester
Nigh, Pt. Ist,—Dorsina Foster, -W.
Workman, W. Ross. The best spellers
in , the monthly spelling matches are;
5th,— Nelson Hood ; Sr. Ath,—Law-
rence Wasman ; Jr. Ith,—Willie R.
Cooper ; Sr. 3rd,—Maggie Cooper.;
'Sr. 2nd,—Norma Hood ; Jr. 2nd., —
Wilfred Ross. Pt. lanaa-aines Nigh.
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Summerhill
His Lordship, Bishop William's, will
conduct a confirmation service at
Sh1-7- Pater's church on Wednesday
morning next at half past ten o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. John Scarlett of
Leadbury visited at Mrs. Tyner's on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hair :spent Sun,
day the guest of their daughter,
Mrs. II. Brundson of Blyth,
Miss Bareliridge spent Sunday the
guest of her uncle, Mr. Wm, Jordon.
Owing to the severe storm on Sun-
day night there was no service in
St. 'Peter's church,.
Mr. Chas. Tyner visited Blyth fri-
ends on Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Fa J. Scott have
returned to their home in London
Tp. after spending a week with fri-
ends in and around here,
Dungannon
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven have
returned from a visit in Montreal
and other points.
Miss Ella Stone left last week after
a visit with Dungannon friends. She
intendedaapending a few days in God-
erich befd,re returning to her home in
St. Marys. '
The Methodists intend , holding
their anniversary this year the first
Sunday in December.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walken of
Mitchell visited last week at, the home
of Mr. J, -Walken: • ,
Mr.' Win. McClure has disposed of
his livery business to Mr. Lewis Gov -
ler of Blyth, who is, already in pos-
session. Mr. McClure will continpe'
his gent's furnishing business.
Word has reached here of a great
plentitude of wild geese in the vic-
inity of Port Albert, Surely the
good people of that locality are fav-
ored. If they only had some Dun-
gannon shots there they might ' live
,high air the heat few 'weeks.
McKillop Township
Although apple were not ht abun-
dant -a Still we notice that there are
quite , a ember still left on ' the
trees, something whichhas a thrift-
less appearance, ,
Mrs. HarkWell, who had a heavy
stlroke of paralysis some, weeks ago,
still remains helpless.
Mrs. A. Munn who has been ill
With typhoid fever for over a month',
still continues very ill,
Samuel Forbes and Calvin Millen
have returned from . the west.
The Sabbath school at Bethel, lied
been closed Until next spring:, the
school has only been keptgoing dur-'
ing the summer forsome years 'patt.
The farmers hake nearly completed
. their ploughing. Sod • as 'well as
stubble had neatly all .beeni tuned
Varna.
Titled 'Effie Snowden visited. Mrss
Beatrice Greene of Clinton over the
The Varna Orange Lodge held their,
annual oyster supper on Wednegday
evening of last week, Noverrb,er 5t14,
when a very pleasant time ivas. spent.
The hall was comfortably' filled with
the Orangemen,. their wives, sweet-
hearts and friends: After the sup-
per a good program was given, the
„speakers being Rev. Mr. Johnston',
Rev. 'Mr. Snowden,, Reeve Glen and
Mr. G-13. Hanley. Mr. and Mn.
McDonald. 'of the 2nd' contributed sorne
violin selections which were much .ap-
preciated, Mr.. 1. Rathwell occupied
the chair. ,
Rev. Mr. Johnston Mr. IVIcAsh and
Mr. Pilgrim attended the Missionary
Congress in Goiterich on Friday. •
Rev. Mr, Snowden. was at Ailsa era-'
ia on Sunday eonducting services.
Rev. J. Greene of Clinton occupied
the Methodist pulpit here.
Miss Carrie Walter returned with
Kiss Effie Snowden from Clinton on
Tuesday and is spending a few days
at the parsonage. ..,
The Methodists intend holding their
anniversary services on the 23rd and
24th, There will be two services on
Sunday, when Rev. Mr. Barker of
Seaforth will preach at ten -thirty
and seven. The choir will also pro-
vide special music and will be aa•
sisted by Miss Greene of Clinton. A
concert will be given in the town
, hall Monday evening. •
Death of Mrs.
-Alfred Seotehmere.
On Friday last there passed away
at the Mine of her - son, Robert
Scotchiner of the Brondjn Line,
Stanley, Eleanor Watson, wife of Mr.
Alfred Scotchiner of Clinton.
Death came unexpectedly-,- as the
late Mrs. ,Seotchmer was enoyina
very good health until within a cou-
ple of weeks of her death when she
sustained a stroae of paralysis. This
was the second, she having had a
slight stroke a couple of years ago. •
She was conscious almost to the end,
talked rationally to those about her
and joined audibly in morning pray-
ers the morning previous to her
death. The end came quietly, peace-
fully and happily ; to her death was
but a going home to rest and mad
after a life of service for thers.
A few weeks ago Miss Daisy, who is
the only member of the family now
at home, accompanied her brother
home to the west on a visit and her
father and mother shut up their home
in Clinton and went out to visit the
members of their Family and other
friends in Stanley township, and it
was while at her son's home that the
final summons came. Miss Daisy
weal on her way home when her mo-
ther died,
The late Mrs. Scotchmer was born
at Rosedale, Yorkshire, England, the
family coining to this country when
she was about five years of ago. They
first located at Ottawa but after re-
maining there for w Ihort time they
came up to HUM higi -actual in
-Stanley' township. She was married
to her now bereft husband nearly fif-
ty years ago: Had She been spared
they would have celebrated their gol-
den wedding anniversary on February
6th next. It is just about a year
ago since Mr. and Mrs. Scotchiner
left their farm to a son and moved
to Clinton,
A family 'of four daughters and five
Sons sktrvive : Mrs. Albert Townsend
of the Base Line ; Mrs. Win. Heard of
Stanley '• Mrs. James Porter of God-
erich ; Daisy at home ; John, Rob-
ert and William, all of Stanley, Fred,
of Tugaske and Alfred of Craik,
Sash,
Two brothers and two sisters also
survive : Rol-,ert Watson of Brucefield
John Watson and Mra. Penhale of
Stanley, and Mrs. Ward of Egmond-
v tile.
The late Mrs. Scotchmer was a
member of the Church of England
and attended St. Paul's church since
coming to Clinton, She was a ,qeiet,
borne -loving woman, one possessed of
much strength of character combined
with great gentleness, and she was
greatly beloved by her family, who
best knew her fine qualities. Much
sympathy is felt, for the bereaved
husband and family in their sorrow.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon from the home of Mr. Ro-
bert Scotcluner to Bayfield ceme-
tery. Tile services were conducted by
the Rev, H. J, Condell. The pall-
bearers were four sons and two
sous -in-law : Robert, John,' Alfred
and Will Scotchmer, William Heard
and Albert Townshend.
Mr. Alfred Scotchmer arrived from
Craik, Sash,, on Tuesday evening, ac-
companied by his Sister, Miss Daisy.
Owing to their being delayed by the
storm the funeral had to be post-
poned front Tuesday to Wednesday.
Zurich
Mrs. Catherine Birk, relict of the
late Andrew Birk, died at Iter home
in Dash.wood last week after a linger-
ing illnese.
Mr. Arnold. Leibold has gone to
Stratford where he will accept a
Wake
Mrs. Edighoffer and., Mrs. R. John -
sten left last week for , Michigan
whore they intend visiting for a few
License and Regulation of The Liquor .B.us.
' mess' Better Than The Scott Act. ,
la, Thos. Johnston, Jr. has - cool'- 134TshincelsVsleelmbeear,ss oAf'
aateheemHttuearoabeCfaoruenatry... shop -keeper not open
in ther! re'eram
Pieted his term or 'Sqvi4e with, ,Mr• ganizina 'tea oPriose the Scott' Act in until the law says he may, eight
Id. Refer and is, now enjoying a few this County, considered the situation o'clock. -'
as it is at the present time, -and as 'Be closes in the evening when the
•, Messrs. J. A. Nans.°A and- q''• - ...H.' it is likely to he.under the operation, law says he arairat—in villages and ,'‘.•
I -laugh were appointed delegates • to of - the propoed law, if it should can townships at ten O'clock, ' and, sin :"...
the Laymen's conference held • last ry, . aa townand cities at ejaven o'clock., 4
week in Goaerich.. a ` . Under the license system hotel, He closes in the evening at ,seven ,
, •
Mr. P.• Brenneman sola, three head and shops are 'licence(' tha tell hi - o'clock on Saturdays he keep -closed 4
of cattle this week to Mr, H How - ard,taillied-1 Ghooapestrhaza..reee..1.,1,!!ntedap'' eetaoaa•a7,1;.1, .eriiiii' until eight 7diogehst oi;oeltocskelr:tnodw",i)nloyor41111,:40"i i
Have you tried a For Ha4, To Commissioners are'appdinted by, the- t , t t
shed which will add to hia.. fint1:Y=- (-4"4±ament 'whose duty , ig tb‘ 'Wen 34 -one years o age.
Rent, Wanted advt. in The News -Re' that only Et. and, proper men get hi, Re. does not Pell to a known drunk-
_ . , . eenses, "and that they live up to the
Mr. R. Allan has pet up a , wood- 1,naa aftea,,taay. get them, These aa, He does not sell' to an intoxicated
tenet the cooling wh,...,,,..,,4..,. , , aPeo't 'ors and Commissioners are Persba• '
well-known and responsible'men in These are not all the things the
haste along the.mail 'route:
The rural boxes are being. put up in the -counties in which they Iiirei ani law observing liquor dealer scrupulou-
' Sorne oi represent the Government, and
them are neatly painted, • are sly does, but enough has been mention.
ed to, indicate to any thinking mind '
men of high character. We -frankly
The following report allows the re- admit "that mistakes may be and at; the kind of orderly drinking place it
lative standing of the pupils of U, and the kind the
S. S. No. 9, for October : occasionally male b y these Inspec- ilsewposssaiyhelewteo must have.
have.
Let that
Sr. 3rd, -11. Zirk, *J. Moyer, L.
W. Manson, tors and Commis:oilers, and that un, -
forced too rigidly. It might not be ,•
4th chase—A. Finlay, law, we sajabe rigidly enforced, for
E. Finlay. ' desirable men are sometimes granted •
in, our opinion' it could not be en-
Gingerich. inavisable to bring pressure to bear
Jr.' 3rd,—S. Erb. A. Meyers, L. upon these Commisioters to excersise
Desch.
every precaution in their power. to
Sr. 2nd, -11. Moyer, J. Desch, C. avoid granting licenses to any
McClinchey. •
but • those who will keep strictly to •
Jr. and,—G. Zirk, R. Schrag, E. the law ; and if a holder of a license '
Meyers. . breaks the law his tenure of his li- ••
Sr. Pt, 2nd,—E. Zapfe, A. Doug- cense ought to be seriously imperilled
las, G. Schrag.
Jr. Pt. and,—M. Meyers, E. Howard.
E, Gingerich,
Sr. Pt. 1st,—R. Meriam, M. Her -
lain, E. Kennel.
1 Jr. Pt. Ist,—II, Gelinas, R. Mar -
ilain, A. Boys°, -
—G. S. Howard, Teacher.
heensea and possibly are 'permitted
to continue in tine business far too
long Many of the men, however,
who are given licenses by these offi-
cials ' ate good men and live up to
the law-; and we contend that it is
not necessary to vote good mem out
of business to get rid of a few' bad
nice who are in the business,. That
method would -not he applied to any
other, lino of 'business, and it is, un-
just and unfair to apply it only to
the liquor businass. No thinking per-
son would adviscate doing away with
all banking business because now and
then a banker commits robbery. No
sensible man would . suggest getting
rid 'of all 'physicians because some
doctors are convicted of malpractice.
No reasonable man or woman' would
join in a movement to prohibit all
preachers from preaching because now Associationname one, and that , the
and then some stay front the strai- two visit certain places agreed.
ght and narrow path of reeitude, To upon and make a quiet hives -
do these things would be unreason- tigation of conditions, the results of
able and wrong, but is not equally which will be published over their
so the proposition to vote all the signatures in the press, for the bene -
good men who are in the liquor bus- fit 'of the voters of this County, and
Mess out of 'it, in order to get rid thus in some degree at least assist
of the bad men who are in the bus- them in making up their minds as to
Mess. , The Inspectors and Commis- how they should cast their votes,
sioners are constantly dropping the This Association offers to pay one -
undesirable license holders out, at a half the expenses incurred by the
rate that is rapidly reducing their gentlemen in making this investiga-
aumber. tion, desiring above all to ascertain
Let us enumerate some of the things the actual truth in regard to this
a law -observing -hotel-keeper and question,
RESPECTFULLY.
Huron County Business Men's Ass'n.
, JOHN RANSFORD, PRES/DENT.
W. JACKSON, SECRETARY.
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