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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-12-31, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEtWS I-TENSALL.,, Relatives in the village received .re- ceived word on Tuesday of the death of Mr. John 'Hickswhich occurred suddenly at his home in Bearnsville on Mtonday, afternoon. Mr. I.3hcics was a son of the late Thomas and .Mrs. Hicks of Chiselhnrst and spent his early life there. He was a sch'o'ol teacher • and taught at . Wyoming, Stoney Creek and for the last twenty five years has been principal of the Beamaville public school. He also owned and. Tmanaged a large fruit farm at Behnvsville and also a poultry farm, exhibiting. his prize stock at the 'big ex1hlib'ltions in Ontario, 4r, Hicks has had heart trouble for some time but had been able to carry on his duties till IvLonday when he passed away Vin his- (j?nd year,':''Besides hiis; bereaved widolw he leaves f0 Mourn two sons and three daughter's. The funeraltook p'la'ce Thursday afternoon to ' the B fam'svilde cemetery. Mr. ':Hicks' many friend's in He'n's'ald. and Ohisel'hurst will be sorry to learn of his death. M. and Mrs. Albert Spencer" spent the holidays with relatives in Toron- to. Misses Edith and Lily McEw•an of Kitchener are holidaying at the home of their brother, Mr. John MdE'wan of the London Road. Mr. and Mrs: Laird Mickle ' visited friends in Ridgetown last- week, Miss N Maxwell of Whitby spent the holidays With her sister, 14rs, J. W. Peck, Christmas visitors at the home of Afr. and Mrs, J. W. Ortwein• .were M:rr, and "Airs. A. Ontwein, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Hilton Ortwein and son Lloyd of London and Miss M. 'Ortwein of Toronto. Mrs, Talbot ct London is •visiting with his sister, Mos. (Dr.) Collyer. Mr. and Mrs. H. P, Devlin of Strat- ford were Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mfrs, Fred Corbett of Hay. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson of London are visiting with friends in London this week.. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Toron- to are spending the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. Mrs. P. Fisher and daughter, Afiss Eleanor, spent •Christanias with her son-in-law- and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Moffatt at Brucefield. Me's'srs. Ed. and Wilson Berry of Windsor visited over the holidays with their mother. Miss Hazel Hudson spent the week end with friends in Stratford. vfr. and Mrs. Allan So'Idan were holiday visitors at the former's home here. Christmas visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bolton were Hisses Elva Bolton of Kitchener,. Miss Victoria Bolton of Toronto and 'Misses Doris and Norma of London. Mr, Harry Harmon of Mitchell spent Christmas at his home here, Miss Mae MdNtsughton of Toronto spent ,the holidays with her parents, Mr, and Hrs. D. HclNaugh'ton. Messsr. Bill and Percy Gramm o•f. Lansing, Mich., visited over the holi- 'day with their parents. Misses Martha and Merle Carlile of /London were Christmas visitors at their hoine here. Mr, and Mrs. Win. B•on'throrr of Detroit visited for a few days with Mrs. Robert Bonthron. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Con- rad Tiernan. Miss Marie Beli of London is spending the holidays at her home, Mrs. M. Vair of ToTnto spent 'Christmas at the home of her moth- er, Mrs. R. Bbnitdrron. Miss Anna Ti:enaan of Dashwood visited with Miss Mildred MlcDontiell on Saturday. - Miss Hannah Murray spent the holiday at her home at Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Stratford -spent the week end at .the home of 14tr, and Mrs. Geo. Brown. 'Christmas visitors at the home of Mr. and Airs. Alex. Buchanan were .Mfr. and Mos. John Buchanan of Lon- don, vIis's Mary Buchanan, RIN., of St. Thotmas, and Miss Margaret Bu- chanan, RN., of Port Huron. Miss .lf'ary MtclKCaig of Exeter spent 'Christmas at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Wren of Toron- to are spending the holidays visiting relatives at Chiselih'urst. Miss Alice D,ou'gail'l of London is visiting at the home of her Lather and mother, ,Mr, and Mrs. Wm Dougall. An unusual Christmas visitor was. seen on the lawn of Mrs. John. Mur- dock on. Christmas Day, being a ro- bin which evidently thought that the weather in Hensall was as good as the Sunny South. The doll contest which has been going for some weeks creating much eecitehnrent and interest among the .children ended on Christmas eve. The final: standing was as follows: Lois McLaren, Elaine Peck, Mary Good- win; Ruth Hess, Gloria 'Twitchell, Marion Drunt'nvon.d, Dorothy Hiillh- charm to every complexion. Indisipen- day; Norma Cook Jean, Venner, Loisable s to all dainty women. Especially Moffatt, .Annie Carlile, (Cathleen recommended to make`. hands soft and Jlotes, Dorothy Dlaters, .Patsy Mitch- white, Delicately fragrant. Preserves .ei1, Eire McQueen. In addition to and enhances the lovelie's't complex - the 1'S' prizes. Mr. Hemphill gave 10 ion. ' cuescazattaxamemoraremmuastaarrairsumnani Wishing our nanny patrons a Very Merry rsg, £ ,. ac` Happy New Ye ,ar �y efi. J1 Aa estcott vaommiddio as r'. ,additional prizes . to the following: Elaine Thompson, Erna Weber, Bet- ty Row c'liffe, Miargareit McGregor,. Emily Hoskins,. Donin!al iMeEiwan, Mary Clark, .Loretta. 13e111, • Evelyn Corbett Madeline Vanlan'deylha'm, .Services in the United .Church were well attended on Sunday last with the Rev, Arthur Sinclair occupying the pulpit. I...the morning sacrament sof the Lard's ,Supper was Observed and solo pants in the anthem were ta- ken by Miss 'Greta Laramie, Mrs. Maude H:edden and Mr• W. 0. 'GIOI d - win. In the evening solos were given by Mrs. Maude Hedden and Mr. T.. iSberri''tt and a violin sola by Miss Greta Lamlmie. The Sunday School of the United Church held their annual Christmas entertainment an Wednesday evening last in the basement of the church. A good program was very ably given by each class and at -the close of the program Santa Claus appeared and presented each and every scholar mirth a gift. Mr. Ed. McQueen was assisting in Rannie's store during the holidays and Mr. Charlie Cooper was helping Mr. White. The nomination meeting to •nlom'in-. ate candidates to fill the positions of reeve, councillors, one public utility and three school trustees, for the vil- lage of Hensall for 1932, was held in the town hall Monday eventing with Jas, A. Paterson, village clerk, as pre- siding officer, The .following were nominated: For Reeve—Owen Geiger, Robert -Cameron;•' 'For -(Councillors — Laird Mickle, Won. Consitt, Robert Camer- on, Walter 'Spencer, 'Geo. C. Petty, David (Robinson, For 'Public Utilities —Charles Moore i(acdl,); for 'School Trustees — (Henry Horton (act), Fred 'Mann's '(acel.)p A. 'L. Case (acct.). At the close of the ,nomination e public meeting Was held, 'Mr. Pater- son acting as chai'rm'an. 'Reeve !Geig- er was 'first called on for an address and .spoke on the work of !the Coun- ty Council for the year and also the work of the village council. He was followed by different members • of the old council and .the new nominees, af- tef which Reeve Geiger made a reply. 'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Par]'mer of +Windsor, spent the holidays with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ,Partner. Mr. Harold Scruton of Port Dover, was a Christmas visitor with his Mo- ther here. Miss Mattie Ellis is spending the holidays with her sister at Guelph. Mr. William Simpson, aocam!fvan- ted by his mother of Detroit, spent the week end at the home of Mrs, R. )Bonthron. Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Case spent Christmas with relatives at Goderioh, Miss Alnta Scruton ab .London spent the holidays at her home. 'Ch'ristma's visitors at the home of Mr. W, L. MdLaren were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MONanghton and chil- dren of Cro'nanty, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hunkin and family of Farquhar, and !Mr, and Mrs. Wes. Venner and chil- dren of •C'hiselhurst. The many friends of Me. Harry 'Howard will be pleased to hear he is improving after his recent severe ill- ness. Mr. Sunt Rennie, accomlpanied by his mother, spetat . the.holidays with relatives in Detroit. lar. and Mrs. Dougaid and children of P:etrolia, spent the holiday with (the d'octor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dougall. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Beaver of 'Exeter (spent the week end with relatives it town. Born,—At the Clinton. hospital. on (Monday, December 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. W'm, S!olidlan, a son.' .Persian Balm • preserves and en- hances woman's natural heritage of !beauty. For sheer feminine loveliness it is unrivalled. 'Tones and rejuvenates the skin, and makes • it exquisite in texture. Delightful to use. Smooth and velvety,, it imlpartsl a you'thf'ul' HARLOCK Miss Levine. Knox of Toronto spent Christmas and the week -end • at 'the•home of her parents, Mr, and ,Mrs. Thos. Knox, returning to To- ronto 'Sunday ; evening. (Mrs. Annie Elliott •sp•en't a, few days with her daughter, -:Mrs, - Bert Allen, returning to Blyth on Tuesday. tMis's Ros'a'mond A'plpleby of Mc - Kilian visited at the home of her grandma, .Mrs. Jennie Knox, during 'the Christmas holidiays. Among those who celebrated Christ- mas by having gatherings of friends, etc., were Mr, and Mrs. Simon Mc- Vi'ttie, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Knlox, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferris and Reece, Mrs. Jennie Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watt and Mr. and Mrs. I. Rapsonn Mr. and Mts. Alex. Reid held their Christmas gathering on Thursday as. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd and family were spending Christmas day in Clinton: ,Mr, Wm. Ferris of Hayter, Alberta, arrived home last Wednesday to spend a short time visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ferris and other friends. Master Jack McEwing visited his friend, Master Eddy ;Bell, Wednesday of last week. Mr. Albert Knox of Macklin, S'ask., arrived in. Clinton Wednesday of last week, where he will visile his mother, Mrs, Wm. Knox and sister, Lily, also .friends around Harlock, Landeslboro and vicinity. He visited part of this week at the home of his brother, Mr. Thos. Knox, also his nephew, Mr. Wm. Knox, of Grey, and calling on other friends in this neighbor- hood. Miss Mary ,Reid returned to Park- hill last Saturday. :There was a big rabbit chase last Saturday afternoon. A good many from this neighbor- hood attended the no'm'ination in Loitdesboro on Monday. Miss Lydia Reid spent part of the Christmas holidays with her friend, lletiss Marjorie Biokeli of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs, James Scott and little I'an of Toronto, motored up Christ- mas day, having dinner at the noise of the former's mother, Mrs. Scott of IWingham having tea and spend'in'g (remainder of day at the family re- union at Mr. Simon MpcVittie's, re- turning to Toronto on Sunday, Miss Agnes and Mr. Robert Leiper of Toronto spent the holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and burs, James Leiper, also visiting other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watt held a Christmas gathering on Wednesday elf. last week and en'terta'ined Mr. and Mrs. James 'Watt of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Watt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Piarsons and the _Misses Amy and Esta Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armsitr'ong of near Grimsby spent Christmas and plart of the holidays at the home Of 'the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moon, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Lear and family had Christmas dinner at Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Ohellew'a at Blyth, and tea at S. McVi•ttie's. The following is the riep'ort of S. S. No. 6, Hullett, .for the months of iNovenvber and December. ;Sr. IIV.-lllbrry Rapson 79%, Ivin, Shannon 64%. Jr. i'V. Willie Taylor 76%, Ida Leiper 68%. Sr. IIIA. - Wilma ; Shepherd ' 91%, Jim MoFwin'g SO%, Watson Reid 64%, Jr. IIIIL-Gordon McGregor 68%. . Sr. IVr.-Laura Leiper 74%. Pr.—Alvin Nicholson. !Ntumlber on roll, 10. Average at- tendance for November 10. Average for December 9.6. Pupils obtaining most stars for perfect spelling �W61- an'a Shepednrd and Harry Rapson. Lydia L. Reid, Teacher. Grey. For Reeve: John McNabb, F. Col- lins, Robert Livingston, I, Keys, J. Grant. For Deputy Reeve—Frank Collins, Stewart MicQararrie, Thos. Doherty, (Thos. MicDb'nad, Silas Johnston, For Conned—Silas Johnston, Oliv- er, Hemingway, Waiter Broadlfoo't, F. Harrison, Oliver M.eiD'onald, Robert McDonald, E. Collis, John Heu•ther. Election arils To. the Electors of Seaforth. Ladies and Gentlemeul: T am a candidate for Reeve for 1193L and 1 respectfully ask for your vote and in- fluence to secure n'iy election. As in the past, nay motto is honest, econ- omical administration of municipal and county affairs. Wishing you all the compliments of the season, I re- main, • Yours respectfully, ,WIHIN: GIRITEVIE, V.S. To the Electors of the Town of iSeafotth, Ladies and Gantlett:en! 111ciag a candidate for the position of Reeve. for 1932, .I respectfully wish to' solicit your vote and influence to secure airy election: Wiis'hing, you ail the comipiimen'ts of the season, IRIOIBERO SMDIYH. To the Ratepayers of the Township of Hullett. S have been n'ohninated for the posi- tion of councillor for the year 1932. +I'1 you believe I can help to conduct the business of the township in a creditable manner I would ask your support on January 4th. WIM. H. KINIOX. CARD OF THANKS Tb the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Town of Seaforth: I wish to thank all the citizens for the splendid sup- port given while a member of the Te'wn Council, Wishing everyone the compliments of the season and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. CON E CI AIRT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP ;OF TUCKERS'MITH I -wish to take this opportunity of thanking you for the honour you have done me by placing me in the position of Reeve of this Township, and I appreciate the splendid' spirit of co-operation which was evidenced by the can- didates who withdrew and made an acclamation possible. There never was a time when there was More need for united effort on the part of people than the pres- ent, and I will do my utmost to be worthy of the confidence you have placed in me, and I ask for your further assistance in carry ang on the affairs of this Town- ship. WILLIAM R. AIRICHIBALD, ELIMVII,LE. Miss Evelyn -Whitlock of St. Tho- mas visited set the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Ford, recently. '-lir. and Mrs. Wm. Pybus of hear iGhiselhurst, visited at Mr. William (J'ohn's last Frirday. M'is'ses Vera I•Ieywood of Mathe- son and Lulu Hunter of Elsie visited at their homes for the holidays. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon: Ford and Peggy and Joan of Flint, Michigan, visited at the Bonne of .the former's brother, Mr, Harry Ford, lest Satur- day. Mr. Stephens Pine had the •misfor- tune to break his aria while cranking anis car last Friday. Mr. and Mrs.. Johns and Mr, Sam Johns of Exeter visited at the home of Mr. Harry Johns last 'Saturday. Mrs. White (Sr.), and Miss Grace White of Chatham, visited at Rev. White's re'cently Several people from this vicinity ,were in Exeter last Sunday evening attending a special Christmas service in. James Street United Church. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford and fanc- ily visited at Mr, P. .Whitlo'ck's last !Friday. BAYFIELD. There passed away an Christmas Day Rev, Rolbert Hutchison Fortes- Ique Gairdner, late re'otor of T•rin'ity 'Church. Washington, Pla. The de- ceased man was the eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Gairdner a prominent pioneer family of this vil- lage. He -/received his early educa- tion in Miontrea•1 and was a graduate of Trinity allege, 'Toronto, and of (Huron College, London, Ile was or- dained to . the ministry of the Church ;of England in Grace Church, Brant- ford, by the late Bishop IIellinulth of !Huron, During his long service he h'eid the following charges: Trinity IOhunch, Niles; Grace Church, Grand IRepids„ Mich., St. lld'artin's, Ohicago, and 'Trinity Church, Washington, Pa. iHe resigned from the last charge 'where he had h:een for over nine years, in July of this year, owing to ill -health, and came with his wife and daughter to make his home at the fa- mily re'sid'ence. Besides his widow,. who before her marriage was Miss (Gertrude Gaylord, of -Chicago, he is survived by his. daughter, Elizabeth Tudor, and two brothers, Dir, Thom- as. Gairdner Waco, Neboaska, anis John Tudor Gairdner of the village; The funeral w'as held fabin the family. residence on Monday afternoon and 'interment made in h'ayfield cemetery, the !the ser''vices being i,n', charge of Rey, F. H. Paull, rector of Trin(ty THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31,. 1931;'. To all our friends we wish Good health, happiness and prosperity for 1932 J I I Finger =Waving and Marcelling (Miss Dorothy Robinson has moved to the Royal' Apart- ments, second floor, where she will continue to do finger - waving and marcelling. To make. an ` appointment,. phone 306. Price 50c each. Dorothy Robinson HILLSGREEN. Rev. R. K. Love of St. Thomas spent Christmas with Isis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Love, Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love of 'Lans- ing, _Mich,, were guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love at the Christmas season Mrs. Clark of Detroit and Miss Marf Hagan of London were guestsm at the hoe of their brother, Mr. Franck and sister Miss Dolly Hagan at the 'Christmas season, The Misses M'dAliisters of Hensall spent Christmas with Mrs. S. Walker. Misses Annie and Agnes Cochrane of Clinton spent the Christmas sea- son with their sister, Mrs. Forrest, and Mrs, Fuss. _lir, and Mrs. A. Ashman and son Douglas of Tiltsonburg were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ri- chardson at the Christmas season. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Consitt of Hen- sali were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, R. McAllister at the Christ- mas season. Mr. and Mrs: M. Elliott and fa'm'ily and Mrs. Anderson and daughter Miss Agnes of Centralia, were guests at the hone of Mn, and Mrs, Jos. Love at the Christm'a's season/ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson and son Bob'by of 'Walkerton were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S'te- pihetns'gn at the Christmas season. Mr. Dinnin, teacher in S. S. No. 7, Stanley, spent the holiday! season with hiss parents at Crotn'ar+ty. ;Miss Lettie Love is spending a few days with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John MrHwen Of Hensall. Misses Helen Anderson of Clinton 'H.S. and Jeanette McAllister of Hen- sall H. IS,. are spending the holiday season at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Stephenson, (Miss Gladys, and' Mr. and Mfrs. John 'Love were in 'Jordon recently. Mr. Jas Ii!agan of Seaforth spent a :few :days with his brother, Mr..bank Fagan. ' Mr. Wnt. Nichol, who spent his holidays with friends in Woodstock, (has ,ne.turned to resume his duties .with Mr. Thos. McKay. The municipal elections are on and with the continuance of the fine wea- ther and good roads all voters are likely to use their franchise, Mfr, C. Eclt'art and Mrs, C, P. Sills of Seaforth and (Mrs. Monica D(esb'or- ough and little daughter Nellie of De- ' troit, e-'.troit, were Christmasvisitors in our Ilburg. 'Mr, Fred !Eckert had a family re-` union on Christmas dray. ST. COLUMBAN. Edward MIdGealih of St. Clements. spent Christmas with his brother, (,Louis Mr. Martin :M'cQmaid of Toronto .visited his brother, Joseph McQuaid aver the Christmas holiday. The ''following teachers are home for th•e .holidays: !Mildred 'and Gert- rude ,McGrath erit-rude,'M'cGrath Of Waterloo; A'gnnes IVIeGrath; of B!amburg, Margaret Me (Grath, Ane Dalton and. James Lane of Bratnford; Edith Miles of (Guel'p'h, Thos. MI'oQuaid and Charles „Malone of Windsor; Lucy Burke •oaf London, Helena Flannery, of St. Agatha, Miss :,Mary O'Sullivan' of Toronto spent ',Christmas at her home here. Basil and Mary Lane of Toronto were hoarse over the week end. Brother Francis of the •Present'a•tion Brothers School in Montreal spent iChris!trras with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Dalton, ;The C. W. L 'held 'their Christmas dance on Monday night, a large crowd being in '. attendance. B'euer- SEAFORTH' MARKETS. Eggs, per doz, ... ?2c 3Fcr Potatoes, per bag 3fle !Butter, per 1b. .. . , - Z0t Hogs, per cwt. 42544:35 FOR SALE ' Frame House, good size, on Jarvis street, two lots, electric 'lights, ti's water, etc. Isnmed•iatte possession Recently - vacated ` by Mr's. 'George- Cook, Apply to E. L. BOX. ROOMS TO RENT. Rooms to°rent cheap. Apply tr the - Jackson Studio, Seaforth. FOR SALE Comtfortable Cottage situate en, East Gbde'rich Street, Seaforth, 'form erly occupied by Mrs. Clara 'Sfe Cluskey Crowley. Immediate possession: can be .gives. For further particulars apply ..to ft. S. - HAYS. HAYS. Seaforth, Ont. STOVE FOR SALE. Quebec 'cook stove, good condi Tonne. Used about 2 "years. J. M. D'OYL'1 ,, R.R.2, Dublin. Lot 27, Con. 2, Hila-- bert. 5m NOTICE Mr. R. E. Bright has secured tEre. agency far "REIGIRNIT" Mlade fa - Measure Clothes. Surprisingly geed materials, allone price, $24.00. Terms strictly cash.Phone 265. 521 CREAM SEPA'RAT'OR You can get a nice one at Ng bargain, 650 lbs. capacity, just' used slightly, at orae -third of the new prim if you act quick. Call in at Geo_ Fer- guson's erguson's Hardware for demonstraesse today. 1. COW FOR SALE. Durham grade cow, due to Freshen in January. Apply at MdFllop Manse- W. MansW. F. StM(ITiH CARD OF THANKS !Ellen -Smith, daughter of Mr. ascii (Mrs. H. E. Smith, wishes to thlat& all - her friends for assisting her Br twinning second prize in the doll cur- test. urtest. COW FOR SALE. One Choice Durham cow, 7 -sears old, due Jan. 4. WiMI. M. SPIROI 2r,, Tile Yard, or Phone 136 •r. 2 Sew, forth. 531 FOR LEASE. . :March 1, 1932. Store now °conga ied"by Thos. Dickson, Seed and Feed Store. IApIp1.y E. L. 'BOX. in their usual able 'manner. 'Joseph Moylan of ICi'tchener spene the holiday with his parents, ]lir, and Mrs, Thos. Moylan. ' We regret to state that itis. James Evans is quite ill at :present. We trope for a speedy recovery. Mlrs. Reece of Detroit. visited Be= parents, !Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Morris; over Christmas. Miss "Marie Flannery Of Toronto s•pen't Christmas .at 'her 'Itome'here- Dalin Police Village Police Trustee—L. J. Looby, Dais Co'stella, Geo. F. Holland. `Hibbert Reeve -Joseph Nagle (acct). ,Councillors - John W, Hiacitue_. Robert B'urch'ill, F. Alden, Wflr.vain Kay (acct.). Logan. For Reeve—Wm. ,D'aliing, reeve he Iia3'1 has qualified. Jas: Douglas was also nominated. The first four named were council- lors for 1'9311: G. Ahrens,C. Hunt,';, iGiaffney, John Ritz, have qualified; 1Niew names, Ed. S'chenber:tic, Aug- ust Rolm esilburg, Leo Lynch and. 111 "Blyth, iRceve—d. Wallace,. William 'Johns- ton, 1P. Blainton, Council—E. Lau ndy, George, 11'e' (Nal:1, F. Bhinton, Henry. Hoover. Bell, 'I, Wallace, F, Ho'lilynnan, A_ S. 'Radford, Orton Stubbs, R. D. Plnilpi. School Tresltees—•J. S. CIherfe•:vc,Y Wiitliatn Thnetlil, : J. Mains. • Utility Coi sniisrc;ionn-,R. M. MCKaw (acct)