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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-09-18, Page 4/Donee. etItestiiile• tines -g'lione 78 11itlfttet y Dry Good Reirdy tV %Velli' -omeofFashioa Our. Millinery is now on display' and we extend' to all a very cordial `° invitation to inspect same at your convenience, We ,begin the sea- son with d larger variety of exclusive designs than ever before, and advise an early inspection of our hi h,class Millinery Novelties while the assortment is at its best. No Night Opening Store open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 'DISTRICT NEWS Luekuow I Bentnillcr a The marriage of Miss' Jessie' Oke, pretty wedding was dol-m_,i,ed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles + Septemlier 10, at the home of•1 Oke, and Mr. Allan Walker of Den - Fr. tend Mrs. Frank Freeman, Luck , ver Colarado, ;was solemnized at taw When their only daughter, the home of the brides parents, 3eilith Florence, was married to Mr. 4 . Wesley Joynt, only eon Mr. and Mrs. John Joynt, Rev. Mr. -McKinley officiating. The bride centered the deawingroom, which was decorated with feints and astors with her father, to elle strains of •the wedding March played by Mrs. B. Thompson of Brussels, dressed eh embroidered crepe de chine. • The bride was beautifully gowned cream duchess ,satin and train with' Venice point and coat of real, Beebe Irish lace, her Vail of silk .Brussels net arranged in Juliet cap -fashioin, caught up with lily of the. valley She wore apearl necklet and pendant, the gift of the groom, and carried a shower of .cream roses ..-and lily of the valley, The maid ezif honor, Miss Myrtle Imlay of Wingbam wore pale blue Juliette silk with shadow lace and rosebuds and carried pink roses, Miss Time F'resennatn, Seaforth, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid, in, pale pink ,silo with Irish point and carriedTosnth' pearls eachwearing of tgebar room ns t and the hes man, Mr. 'Robert • 'oytrt't a p' art Pir:. Before the e.re- =any Mee, Arlin of Lucknow`s'ang "48Beloved it is Morin": in pale blue. UDIk and ninon. During the signing Cite register Mr. A IFL. Willfoi'd of wingham sang "Because.,, A ma'r- e4aee was oin the lawn 'with.deleuner the table decorations were lovely with pink ar,d white astersandferns The. toast to the bride andgroom was proposed' and responded to, 'rssftes 'whzeii Mr. and Mrs. Joynt /Eat .for the StLawrence, the bride Yuav 11ing ina'suitoftwo-tonedfBel Etrrdleord, with hat to match. The nut -of -town, . guests'. we re from mention 'lie. s'a'1, Seaforth,Wingham Bn'tsssel . Ethel, and - • Teeswater. '.1FIr., end Mrs. Joynt will beat home meter November 15, .,'fat .their re- :•seidlemee, Ross Street, Lucltnow. Portgr's;Hill gracing these who „arten ed Lon - doe, fair were as follower:4)e W. Patten ::laled •' rvey, and. is r ser girt 1 '�? . rvMp 7e, ..Ing ye �' nice ,,(� t+ B�owa , te e �, m tY'd 1VIaggr� •.. Tni<ps1Xi(ng at '`,the �o :,<>5�1 "t11e°'Itsa�lt Cos, Charles and Gertie 'Young, stairs, little Nellie Boardman euf- lente,ert Bacon, Mr and Mrs. Wes fered a broken wrist and cuts a g -..,,_ .-: w,,. ,�„_...lerveethe•'head• at -the irethebl ''p'aiiz�le'rbur h - Ins. Pear McDougial guild eon on Tuesday afternoon. Murray speint a week at Port Stan- Johin Kerr. merchant, who recent- ly disposed of his general store Rm.ily Routledge returned home here, has purchased a grocery bust ter spending a week in Toronto. p gh via ing posses from 'Jasfew Pugh, taltin.g posse�ssioit in,a few Mr. hind levers. Sam Castle and days;':Mr:Pugh, en, old residen'tof children :of 'Clinton spent Sunday ' Wiinghlam, is moving here, i.at O. W. Potters. cers Elliot spent SundayI �r�ls-esP at Sea- Harlock lr. and Mrs. R. Y. Cox and "Hir- A. grelat number from here at- Mu - spent Standar .teinded the London Fair last week 1, al un'dar at Colborne. Mr. L..", (Watt' is spelndingt a few 3iu'by. Potter left on, Monday, for months with relativesin the States. Tiitatom. Hospital weave she intends temds School has a•eo. slicer' again. with -eteezenin,g for a nurse, hiss Chesney of'Sesforth in. charge. Riverdale Farm, Benmiller, ,on Wec5nesday Sept. 10th at 11 o'clock A.M. The Rev. Mr. Ford, of Gode- ich performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her father land daintly attired in White Duch- ess Satin with Pearl trimmings her cinly ornament being a Pearl neck- lace the gift • of the groom. The happy couple were married beneath On arch of pink and white standing on a mat of pink and white. The shower boquet w,as' of white roses .and lily of the valley. The travel- ling suit was of. blue tweed 'with with white ,hat. 'Following the ceremony the guests to the num- ber of about 60 eat down to, a very elaborate (d''(nner at the, end of which several toasts were called. Among the Many presents was a large 'mantle clock with four orna- meints, and olive)! pie fork from Bclnmiller friends. After a, stay of Ia few days the couple will start for their future home in Denver, amidst the well wishes ,of numer- ous Mende «ingham Mrs. James Duffield, for over forty. years a resident of London, died last Sunday evening of the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Roe. She bad been ill for five months. Mrs. Duf- field name to Wingham withhusband, the late dames Duffield, He d'ed about four years ago. Mrs Duffield is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Roe, of Wingham, Mrs, F H, Heath; of Hamilton, and three sons, all in the States: Mr. J. A. Duffield, of London, is a nephew. The funeral was held on Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. E, H. Choly, of the Anglican Church, of which deceased was a lifelong member, 'George Baker, r a drug clerk 'f n the employ of J J. Davis, had the misfortune liaet Thursday morning to get badly burinecit ,by carbolic bacid, A bottle of the poison fell from the shelf, str•ikiing a bottle of ammania, both boing smashed and -the acid splashed over the young m:arn s face ;: 1 and arms:Hips'e b,tll`ns we're ddr•essed, laind' he is' now "pro- ihieDt . aRtilea JUDGE f -F - KAIVe4'AE BION. ELLHU ROM' Tuclkersutith Mr. Janus G Md.rtin has sold h, farm on the 2nd concession of '1uc]ei smith, to his neighbor, Mr. Joh, Forrest, for the sow of 47,500 41, Forrest has flow a block of 450 &ore . purchased this aesr, his hear, I.u' he ing 200 acres of 0istremont, the Dirk son hone 'stead, ]lieu th.. remaining 100 acres of it then the Ote-swe1 5t acres adjoining it and finally the Mar lin 100 acres. IIe has great faith in this district, and believes in getting h. early. Brussels The building, track, etc,' are being put in first•elass shape for the coming East Huron Fair, to be held Oct 2 and 8. R monthly horse fairs will be resumed in Brussels this fall. I he first being slated for the first Thuasday of November. BaihiY Newsot who has been in poor health, is considerably improved and is now able to get around. The new reetorfnr St, John's Chnrch here is Rev. Mr. Page, of Montreal. Mrs. Page and family will arrive later. Delegates will attend the Yotng People's convention of the Presbyter-, tan Church at Teeswater, and the district Epworth League convention of the l%Iethodist Church at Wingham. By the removal of Dr. Moore to Listowel, Brussels school board loses a valued memter. The residence of M, H. Moore. V. S. has been purchased by Dr. - T. T. McRae. Regarding the case of "Sleepy" Jones, who was found dead recently, the stomach was sent to Toronto for analysis, and when report is made an investigation will likely be con- tinued, The first of a series of four high-class concerts will be put on at the town hall Thursday evening of this week, when Round's Ladies, Orchestra will appear. They come under the auspices of the public library board. Last Friday afternoon and evening Mrs. Rev. Wren held a reception at the Methodist parsonage. which was largely attended by ladies and gentle. men. John Ballantyne, foreman at The Post, is back from a trip of four weeks through the West. Seaforth Miss Christinia McTavish has gone to Wilkie, Sask., where she will speind a few months with friends, Mise Jc(seni Gregory, of Coiling wood. is the guest of Mels. W. E. Soli hgats and Mise Southgate Xi ;g street. Jorun P5 Hinchley has resigned hsi position• on the Domion Bank staff and intends going to Toronto to complete his faculty of educa- tion. course. Mr. Graham, of Bar- rie, takes his place. .Owning to continued poor health Mr. William Reid has sold his gro- cery business to Messrs Russell Sproat and William Finnegan and will take a rest. Rev. E. A. Corbett and Mrs. Cor - Double e. Feed Doors' There is no danger of hit- ting the sides and spilling coal all over the floor with the big Sunshine feed doors. These doors will admit a large chunk of wood, too. Our roca Ia gent will s o, :- you '• this fearri •"4 `tnany'-ot}ier "Sun'shine' advenea es.—;wend-,.for,, free booklet. G lair Sunshine Furnace Byam ter e r 3 Sanit try Plumbers Phone' 7. e5EC'Y, AMERICAN BAR /155]'?. it F. L,AEOPI • bett Gave guests of the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Dickson, High Street, for a short time pre- vious to leaving for their new home in Montreal. M'ss Ada Ssnitlrer's of Woodstock is the guest of her cousins, Misis Margaret Smithers and Mrs. Wil- liam Oughtdn, Miss' ,Helen Larkin, teacher of music at Westminster College, has ,retuim'ed to Toronto, after spend- ing her holidays with her parents, Rev. Mr. and Mrs, F.'H. Larkin. .Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLeod,' of Indi+anvpolis, have returned, after spending a. couple of weeks with his .sister, Mrs. John Kerr. It is 18 yeiars eenee he was in town last, The Town Council have granted a billiard and pool license to. Mr. E.R. Close, who /intends moving to the large 'store : n Cardno's block Mr. W. Gottschalk has opened up a barber shop jn Campbell's' block, in the store formerly occupied by Mr Loene Pethick. • Goderich Goderich is submitting a bylaw to the vote of the people on Oct. 4 to grant the Goderich Organ Company, Limited, a fixsd assessment. The placing of thin hydro -electric poles and wiring is now completed. The summer tourist trade is now over Menesetung Park, and the Sunset Hotel have closed after a inostsuccess. ful season, A bowling tournament was held at the Tennis Club grounds Saturday. 'J'ne rinks were composed of ladies and eentlemen. The winning rink was skipped by Mr, Gilcrest with Mtss Aileen Saunders, Miss Rita Clark and M, Morson, The ladies of this club are beginning to he splendid bowlers, and intend . to challenge the Goderich' Bowling Cluh next season. Miss Jessie Hutchinson and. Miss Jean Pollock, of Montreal, returned to heir home after spending the summer at the summer ree,deuceuf Mrs. M. Hutch icon, • Mr, R. Schram, of St. Catharines, is the guest cf Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Crown Attorney Seager reports that no word has yet been received from the provincial analyst in the Jones case. The Huron authorities removed the internal organs of the late ,Fred Jones, of Brussels, in .consequence of rumors of poisoning, and sent them to Prof. Ellis: at Toronto, Jones died suddenly while on his way bome in a buggy a couple of weeks ago. Exeter Exeter lost one of its oldest and most esteemed residents in the ,death of Mr. RichardCroker, which occurred at his residence Tuesday . morning He was in his 80th year, and had lived in Exeter nearly all his life. He is sur- vived by his 'widow. two; sons Roger and Edward, of Toronto ' endj.twel v h ,r da liter � s g •tS}l}ttys� 4pf "Halevbnry„w: ah x lir n Eon . n.,of �r >e C., Zixeter.- l3e a. � .nr mber f - a � f1 -1St. Geer) P�' :dol ra Methodisi;'6hurcli, w Conservative in Politics,and a ,lifelong..,adyocate .of, temperance measures. The 'funeral arrangement's have not been complet. Goderich Township Mrs. L. Rathwell Sr., has returned from the West after an extended visit With her daughter Mrs, McKay. Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Peck and son Bert also Mrs J. T. Keys of; Stanley visited at Mr. Peter Cole on Sunday last. They motored over in Mr, Jeectece auto„ ,Miss Aphrew Steep who has for I he past four months been visiting in the West is expected home on Saturday. HON. Jo S .H.CHUn E auburn Rev„ E D. Silcox of Toronto, editor of the' Congregationalist, will preach in the Auburn Baptist Church ata o'clock on Sunday. Hensall , Ii v e Tl Fish, organizer for the Grand Orange Lodge of Western Ont. ario, gave an address in the opera house recently. He dealt with quest- ions affecting the home and the school and splendid organization of the Oath' olic Church for aggressive work. At • the conclusion, several candidates were initiated into the order, Rev. 12. Flicks, who was away on a vacation forthree weeks, has rsturned. Nearly every family in Hensall was represented at London Fair,: Grain prices are so low;"that very few loads are being brought in by the farmers, who are veep busy sowing fall wheat and attending threshings. Mr. and Mrs, Richardson hove tuoved from Brock street and. taking up their residence in the Petty block Mrs. Nillands has returned from a visit pith London relatives. 13. J. D. (Jock wife and daughters left this week for 'Toronto, after spending a vacation here. Mrs. Sherray and daughters Lena ancl Agnes, have - gone to Toronto to reside with H. I; D Cook. Ma Chesney, of Toronto, visited at his home here recently. The public library committee is ar- ranging for the purchase 51,000 worth of new books. Brut cef e,ld Wm. Swan has returned to Toronto. Three of our railway section men, took in the fair in London last week, passes being sent' them by railway officials. Wm. McQueen of Guelph visited at his home last week. He is justice of a mission church there, which is pros. pering under his bands. Mr and Mrs. Rossinbury of Grand Bend, motored to our village last week, Miss Maud McIntosh returned with them. The Huron Presbytery met in the Presbyterian church on Tuesday last, there was not a full attendance. Farmers here have nearly all flnish• ed harvesting their beans. Mr. Scott shipped wool from our station Iastweek. Rev. J. Greene will preach in the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and in the evening Rev, W. A. Camp bell M. A. Field . Secretary of the Do minion Alliance will hold a service commencing at 7 o'olock, Bayfield Mrs, .1. b'aiconer spent the, week at London Fair Mr. Crook and his sister, East Chicago, spent a few days at their old honie here recently, after being away for 31 years, They found very few of their old friends. Mr. Fred Towtey spent a few days at the London Felt. Mr. Jack Biggart was inToronto re• cen tly. McLeod Bios have been making some very good catches of lake trout around Kettle point. Mr, Billie Marlton, of Goderich vis• ited here recently. Mr. Casey Atkinson is spending a few days in Seaforth, Mr. T Cameron spent a few days at the London Fair Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Dr. Smith and son Kenneth have moved to Toronto, where they will reside in the future, as Kenneth intends taking a college education. • Miss Sylvester and Miss M. Roberts have left for their home in Detroit af- ter spending two weeks here. The evaporator is now in full swing. Although the apple crop is rather light they expect to do a fair business, 114r, Gene Atkinson, of Detroit. who has been spending the summer in Bay,:'. field, has left for Woodstock College Londeshoro Falling to the ground when aboard on which he was standing. broke Wil liam Fear, near here, suffered two broken ribs"" Tuesday while repairing the roof of a shed. Be struck a scant ling in his fall. Good Sermon—The Woodstock Daily Sentinel Review of Monday gives the following item of interest.— Rev. J. G. • Reid of Londesboro, preached a very acceptable sermon in Dundas Street Methodist Church last evening. Mr. Reid took tor his text Paul's statement before Agrippa "I was not disobedient to the heavenly vvision,:,tn,;, and showed „hatft.was men of vision who had made the greatest irn • ;rpkre S nodpvi1tRGh0a'1nti5odreldc,nttllhee`rrteaAlr:af 14. Keil sadh t eg re atest need inr'th e erld toda was a the need of men of Drs. Geo, & M. E. Whitley Hellmann Osteopathic Phy. y Specialists ilii Women's and Children's Diseases Acute, Chromic, sand Nervous Disorders •Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat: CONSULTATION FREE. • Office-Riattenbury Rotel Friday, f• 1t „vrsian,' lie made'"a ,eiteree arpeal to the yeting `menhood and woteanbood to get noble rdeela acid topent} tligls energies, 'G4 i 4 4 g 6116,n,1 l4r gt'e t ("`Ye the ppportunitlee .,ane great the necessity,ot this present age. The malty friends of 11Iiss Elsie Lyon will ba pleased, to hear she is improv Mr, and Mrs. Norman Carter of Sea forth spent Sunday with Mrs, Carter's mother Mrs. W. Biles. Mr, 13 Taylir of Westfield' spent Sunday here with friends. Miss Jessie Elates, spent Tuesday, in Exeter. • ' A new cement foundation and other irnprovements are being made to the township hall by the Council. The rather hard frosts of the last few nights have been hard on the corp tomatoes and other garden stuff, f„ Mrs, E. Bell has gone to Woodstock to visit friends for a few weeks. - Wallace Allen, of the regimental ordinance department ,ate Tendon, re turned on elondehy�,to.;i'esuiu bis pest tion after a month spent at his home here an account of the accident, to his father. Rev. L, Wood, of Charleston, South Carolina, and Dr. E. Wood; of Toronto ct and their wives visited brother F Woods, last week. They came uo from Toronto in the doctor's auto. Threshing in the vicinity is nearly finished. The grain which is a good sample, has' turned out remarkably well for the amount of straw. Mr. Embree. of Brussels, is visiting at 1. D. Melville's, Mrs, . Susan Crawford is at present visiting friends in Toronto. --Mr, Roy Dorrance, of Brussels, is visiting at the home of Mr, R, Adonis, Mrs. White, of Drayton, is the guest of her brother, Mr, Thos, Millar. Mrs. E. Bell and Mrs, E. Manning hr spentm Sunday with friends in Wing 1GIr. and 'Miss Iiarland, of Clinton, were the guests of Miss L, Brigham on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brundson, of Blyth visited friends in the ' Wage on Sun day. Mrs. Geo Brogden spent a few days last week visiting herdaughter Bertha of London.. Mr. Fred Taylor, of Vancouver, 5,C. `the star hockey player, is visiting rela tives here for a few days, He is con nected with the immigration depart ment ih the coast city. A little girl has come to brighten the home of Mr, ancl Mrs Fred Richards. In connection with the Dominion Al Bance field day for Huron County, next Sunday, Mev. Dr. Abram, of To ionto, will preach in the Methodist church at the evening service. Much to their delight the new school will be ready for the "kiddies" next Monday morning. Hallett Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Hunter and three children spent Sunday with the former cousin, nest S. Appleby Miss Annie Woon '101 Bayfield Road is the guest of her sister Mrs. Wm. Stevens this, week. Mrs. George Farquar spent last week with her sister at Poinit farm Goderich. Mrs. John Cartright entertained a. few' of her friends on Friday. It being the twentieth anniversary of her wedding day, Miss Elsie Adams of Chicago is spelnding a few weeks' with Mrs. Thos. Adams Sr. lVm. Fear met with ale Accident last week, He was on, the roof of a shed end a board broke letting him fall through and he fell with his back across some obs(tade be- low breaking three ribs. He is do- ing nicely but will be Laid up for some time. Hobnesville Miss Effie i,5nowden of Varna spelnt Sunday and Monday among her frielnds here: Miss Flossie Rollalnd apen.t part of ” last week in, London. The pat teenage is being bright- e'ned by a coat of paint. Au( lion Sale Auctioro sale of Farm Stock and Implements, Poultry, Hens and Pullets, oin. Satin day, Sept. 20th,.at Lot 35, Con. 15, (Goderich Town- ship.—C, H. Holland, proprietor. For Rent Brick houso, Huron Road, Ea l:athroom, furnace, orchard a id small 1 . na 1 fruits' goodgarden. .and eiu, ill lease. Apply to R. B. EAMES For Sale _-� Driver (black) also buggy, cutter and hami,ess,—a bargain, apply REV. W. W. WYLIE Clenton. House For Sale of Rent A comfortable 7 -roomed cottage On Albert- Street, electric light, town water, soft water inside and wood shed with half acre of land. For particulars apply at store or Rattgnbury street East. JOHN MAY Live Poultry' wanted 2500 Chickens, 1000 Hens. 1000 Ducks Each week from now until January To fiinish your own, poultry, we have Wheat, Oats. and Buckwheat ,speci'ally grou'nd for fattening ,pur- poses, as very reasonable prices. •.000 dozen StrictlyNew Laid ' l8., H rilggs wanted each week during nt9< winter months. To produce Pit rsle y egZgosoWs e t� ,akvesept#,yotuytityyr.Sss the pink of condition, A' full stock of Been, Shorts, Feed ' Flour, Oat Chop, Barley Chop, Etc.,' Etc., always ori,'hantd, GIVE US A CALL, POULTRY TAKEN ANY DAY OF •EACH WEEK. Tho Gulhlau lois Co.,� Limited The up-to-date Firm, Clinton Phone 64, N. W. TREWARTHA. W. JENKINS new f191)tt 1y Maga-' zip,' that tells .all about .� "Dress," and about all ,I that goes with it -- Home Journal Fashions reemismilimusanansammasaamms First number out Sept. 2oth Price Sc Get a copy at Co�per CLINTON r RAND 'TRUNK SYSTEM COLONIST EXCURSIONS Sept. 2:;th to Oct. 10th Inclusive From all stations. in Ontario at very low rates to ; Vancouver, B.C, Los Angeles, Cal Victoria, B.C. - San Diego, Cal. Nelson, B.C. San Francisco, Col Prince Rupert B.C. Mexico City, Mx Portland, Ore., Seattle, Wash Spokalne, Wash, One-way Second-class Tickets only Will be Issued. Proportionate low rates to other points in Arizona, British Colum- bia, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Mexico, New Mexico, Oregon, Nevada, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Full -particulars, berths, reserva- tions, etc., from any Grand Trunk Agelnt, JOHN RANSFORD & SON, passenger &Ricket agent, phone 57 A, 0. PATTISON, Depot Agent Belleview Dairy Farm From our stock of first-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily with best of milk and cream, and solicit a share of your patronage. E. B. HILL. Londesboro House and Lot for Sale The administrator of the estate of Ann Stevens will sell by public auc- tion, at the Temperance House, in Londesboro, en Saturday, Sept. 27th, at 2 o'clock. the 7 room House, and lot with good stable, in Londesboro, own- ed by the estate, and at present occu- pied by William Dyon. At the same time and place a quantity of household furniture will be offered for sale. For terms, etc , apply to Daniel Stevens, Harlock Eph, Brown, Londesboro Mortgage Sale Of valuable Residential Property in the Village of Hayfield. Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction, at the premises, on Saturday, the 27th day of September, 1913, at the hcur of two o'clock p.m. the following property Lot number nine on Bayfield Terrane, in the village of Bayfield, in the County of Huron, containing one quarter acre, . mere or less. On the property is erected a two storey brick veneered house with seven rooms, pantry, clothes closets, , summer kit. Olen, etc. The property is located in a mhstadvantageous position and is one of the best in the village. For terms and conditions of sale apply to W. R, Jowett, Bayfield, Ont„ or ' W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont, Solicitor for the Vendor Dated this 4tn day of September, 1913. VOTERS' LIST. • For 1913 of the Municipality of - the ,Town of Clinton. ' County of Huron. NOTICE is hereby given that I have transmitted or :delivered to the persons mentioned in section 8 and 9 of the Ontario >Cin aria Voters List •.l Act, the copies required by said 1i sections to be so transmitted or d 1 e e ei r nth f e Jest nru r d t .a Y ' f,o` t1e.,:saidk. or � Ions tel- a Act, ora-11 tap- ' petering by the, last revised asses- ment Roll of the said Municipality, toe be elntithed (to vote in L said muinicipality at electioins for members 'of the Legislative Assembly,, and atMumi- pa Elections; and that the said list was first posted up in my office in Clinton on the 30th day of Aug- ust, 1,913, and reanaijnis the -'e for in- spection. Electors are called; upon to examine the said list and if any omissions, or-,talny other errors are found therein,to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors, corrected, according to law. D, L, MACPHERSON, Town Clerk.