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OLINTON.
1,75 • ": 134 4
EXET,ER.
„ ......., 115 123
2 .. ........ 909
3 .. . . 164 - 98
4...............41 42
- 516 372,
HENS ALL
I .. 242 151
BAYFIELD.
• 1 . 54 129
MoICILL'OP,
1 ,, 22 144
2 . 159 48
.3 67 114
4 , 123 59
362 365
TUCE‘ERSMITH,
81 71
2 111
3 120 19
4 130 34
5 • 120 27
6 • 87 36
649 249
I-IULLET.T.
1 133 36
2 12.3 31
3 , 31 21
4 44
. • 47 17
96 39
89 49
637 237
GODERICH TowNsITIP
1 , 67 64
2 ' 44 65
3 . 54 60
4 .• 37 55
5 .... . . 89 43
fi 61 38
352 325
HAY,
1 . . . 57 24
74 18
3 . 131 107
4 .. 81 127
5 55 35
o .„ .... , „ 60 107
387 22
8 28 69
300
524
• STANLEY.
1 .60 31
2 .. 73 27
3 66 27
. 4 .. .. . .. .. . 99 101
5 .. ..... ., 56 49
6 58 46
7 6 44
418 325
'OSBORNE.
1 . 61 26
2 .. 101 22
3 87 21
4 54 40
5 110 26
6 .. 47 35
7 . 102 39
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562 209
STEP HEN
1 .. 106 45
2 38 50
3 101 44
4 .. 126 60
5 24 96
4 66 134
• 7 49 41
8 64 23
e 90
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673 554
Medd., majoritY. 1644,
WM. GOVENLOCK, Egmondvilir,
Returning Officer.
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12. HURON VOTE, DEC. 1, 1926.
(Official Returns.)
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1-3RUSELS, .,
Poll Xo. Joynt Robertsan
4•aa,,,,,k-77"56
52 76
2 , 71 119
47
179 294
COLB•ORNE,
1 .. .. 113
2 . •49 47
3 „ 54 150
154 150
5 .78
•r70 388 ,
• A
113 88
213 88 65
50
311 .. • ... 91 62
•- 4A . ... 74
86
88 40
828
6 A83
. ':)(‘
92 86
7 .. . 144 68
Advance .. 16 3
1293 864-
GR1F2Y.
T ,19 119
2 .. 22, 106
3 30 67
4 . 42 ' 104
'5 A ... .... . 21 96
. • .. . ...28, 118
26•108
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•
•.218 • 799,
'. .2 I-IOIVV,11()K. 17.c.••
.. . . 72 1111' •
2 .........72 104
3A. . .... 85 61
83
101
96
81
82
56
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QU Itpul
SAW'
the' 'iPie,n'ek,
W. !G. A:V.9D,
o ..tiunOntario Legis-
lature froth:South Huron. Medd,
was :born ,Hullett township, and is
a brother to Councillor F, Bruce
Medd of McKillop,
5 60 131
6 . ..... 49 89
493 766
MORRIS.
1 .. ..... „. 36 85'
2. 45 • 81
3 „ 51 92
4 . e 42 .613
-5 .. .. , ... 47 96
6 .. 49 132
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270 548
T'URNIBEERY
1A 62 53
113 34 ' 76
2 _ •62 123
3 .. 42, 85
4 , 26 111
226
E. WAW,ANOSH.
21 .... . . .. .. - 20 76
--63 105
3 43 98
4 38 88
5 28 89
192 456
1 ., VV. WAWA8N9OSH.
80
2 . . ..... „88 80
3 63 35
6
5 - .... - - 2573 101
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354 413
I WING -HMI.
2 91 105
42' 138
3 A 48 70
313 69 64
4A 80 83
4R 48 70
62 50
490 580
1 IVIROXETER.
63 103
ASH f,'1E.Lla
1 .. 72 91
2 ., 54 102
3 .. ..... „ 62 91
4 .. 77 49
5 ' 72 44
o .. .36 57
7 LS
85
401 519
BLYTH.
... 100 7')
85 ' 127
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185 206
R ECA PI TULATION.
Joynt Robertson
Ashfield .. 401 519
Myth .. ,185 206
Brussels .. , 179 294
Colhorm .. . 17(1 388
Goderich .. . 1203 864
Grey .. ..... 218 799
1-lowick . ,. 493 766
270 548
Turnberry ... 226 448
E. IVawanosh 192
55'. 5Vawailosh 354' 41345.5
Winghani ... 490 580
1A'roxeter . • . 63 105
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4444 6386
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,Rettlreing Offieov
,
BLYTH,
Miss Mildred Fitzpatrick of Wing -
ham, is visiting et the home of Mr.,
P..3. Healy.
Mrs. J. ,T. McCaughey received the
sad news -of -the death iif her brother,
in Ohio, •. ,
Mr. and Mrs. P. J.' 'Kelly visited
friends in Briisels over Sunday.
Mrs,• A. G. 'Laking and two chute.
tei.s, of' Freelton,'Ont, were guests
of her mother, Mrs. E. Hilborne,
Mrs, Will Roufleclge and little
daughter, of ,Sault Ste. Marie return -
cd after spending a couple Of weeks,
with her sister, Mrs, Irvine Wallace,
Mr. and Airs. Chas. Nicholson vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. 'Bradshaw of Brus-
sels on ,Monday.
The Bible 'Society held a special
service it: Queen street United church 'Mrs, H. ColquIroun spent the .week -
on 'Sunday. Rev. NV, 2, Hawkins. end with her sister .in 'Logan,
preached a very fate sermon, The of- „, A11.; and Mrs. I -I, 'Leslie and family
fertory will go towards the Bible So- spent the week -end with friends in
ciety funds. . II-oncion.
The White ,Gifts Ss:twice of , the 'Preparaions ' are .being - made to
Queen street United Sunday . schatd hol.,d the annual Sunday School enter -
Dec. 19th. The.gifts presented by ehe
will be held on the.evening of Sunday, tainmetit in the hall on Christmas
various ,classes. are sent to make a 'Miss Jean Mountain spent the
happy Christmas for some 'family •Week -end at her home near St. Marys
without a bread -winner. Mrs. McVey is waiting on her sis-
:Mr. and 'Mrs, Clarence Johnston, ter, Mrs, Hotham, who is very ill at
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Reilly and Helen, preient,
of !Brussels and Mr. and Airs. Alfred Mr. A, A. Colquirotta is receiving
Xeshitt .aud ,little daughters, Brussels, congratulations these days as the re -
were guests of Ur. and Mrs. C. Nigh- aoithoef.iitrliset„ eiLel)ctbirtti:hunt 05 the
nts°1){':'''''''''k: ' ' . ' ' ' .. was' • staged on 'Monday afternoon
from the east ibdundary to Shaffa.
'Mt. and Mra, C. Adams and /Miss
M. Wilson, of 1Seaforth, spent Sanclas
with Mr, r.thcl Mrs. G /G iaVison,
Mr. and ma, ;Tooi
visited Mr. and'Mre LakiliWe
Mr, Will Scott js sornewhataWorse,
Mrs. Jas..'ReeliMoird and Miss Mar,
garet *Richmond returned last week.
There was, a l95'& attenelanee at the
funeral t54 late 041301.1164.1Y:ott
Thursday morning at • nind, o'clock:
Rev. Father Gaffney sang •the
quicm Mass,. The ,,pallbearerS were
Messrs. Wm. George .Cunnidli-
ham, 'Michael „Healy, Joseph:.
Earl Healy, Clarence Kell, Inter-
ineni-took place in St. Micliael's,
cemetery.
The Women's Institute meeting.
was held on Thursday last at :which
fairs. M. W. Telfer' gave • an e_geellent
roPort • of the. recent Women's
tate convention, field in 'London. Miss.
Ifelda McElroy gave a very'interesi-
ing Christmas rdading, Donations
have :been made recently front this so-
ciety to the Navy League, Children's
Memoral hospital, !London., and the
Memorial hall fund under the aus-
picesof the society. The Dungannon
Women's InSti55te willi present their
play "The path 'across the 'Hills" on
Ftliday, evening in Memorial hall, This
play" was presentecl,in Dungannon on
Friday last and was considered one
of the best given for same time
Miss Elsie Wight, of Whited -at
1 visiting 'here,
rel:
DUBLIN.
Patrick McIver of Egli-1°nd-
ville, visited _with „friends ' over the
week end.
JReports of the• progressive euchre
held by 11:, Altar Society ih the par-
ish hall on Friday eveniag, were that
all thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Prizes, ladies' first prize, :Mrs. Ceo.
Kraaslcopf, an electric lamp; gents.'
first, 'Mr, Frank Evans, a sweater;
lone hands, 511'. P. F. Ben, a pair of
bath towels;.consolatin prizes, Miss
448 • Betty Dorrenstyn and Mr, Joseph
O'Rourke. Dublin orchestra, 'Messrs.
P. 'Woods, Sr., J. jordan, j. 'Flanagan
and Mrs, William Curti& played
splendid music for a short dance fol-
lnwing luncheon.
Mr. L. J. Looby has finished the
large contract he had at Goderich
harbor,
Mr, Dennis Dillon is nursing a
badly sprained ankle.
Mr, 1'. IMODermott of Hamilton at-
tended the funeral of his sisten 'Miss
Elizabeth, on Tuesday.
Mrs. ,Catherine Hastings, of Strat-
ford, Is visiting 'friends in Dublin,
.fiss Lavada Rising, of Seafor
spent Tuesday with her friend
Anna ,Alolyneaux.
TI10 eGneelq given hy the Pupils
the high school on -Titesday event,
was a solemlicl succeAs. The parts
each pupil were well taken and Shot
id eaceptional talent in some case
Two plays entitled, "1 Grant Y
Three IVishes," taken by the SOCOl
inntil and "Mr. Both," played hy thit
fol': pupils, proved very intetestia
Owing to the bad weather the a
tem:lance was no: as largo as the' s
tertainment really merited.
The funeral of ,Miss Elizabeth ,A1
Dermott, avho died on Saturday eve
ing. December 4th, 1926, at the hon
of her brother, .Mr, Wm. MeDerrno
of the village, took place Tuesda
morning. Rev. Father OlDroski san
requiem mass and officiated at tl
grave in St. Patrick's cemetery. Sh
leaves to mourn her loss, three si
term, Mrs. M. Moore, Stratford; tAir
Ace Kettnedy, Thorndale, and Nelli
of Chicago, and three brothers, Wi
liana at home III the Village; TileOfh
of Hamilton: 'Michael of Duluth, a
05 whoin were here foi• the tonere
Aliss McDermott had a good poiitio
16 Detroit for many: years and eac
summer spent a month at her horn
in the village where she !nut mci
mends who appreciated her gotta
iovable nature. Her mother prede
ceased her one year.
Yrs. Joseph Mckey entertained
few faient14 Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Marys
ehurela 1)ablin, are holding their an -
anal meeting at the home of Mrs,
Archie Forbes this Thursday after-
noon at the hour of two o'clock. All
ladies arc invited to attend. Come
aad ,bring your friends,
...n'A.WItetraiiinrif.37..Uxer has returned
home ,frotn Detroit after spending a
.week With her brother Jacob, who is
dangerously ill in a hospital in that
Pity. We are glad to hear that Mr,
Tara:eel's condition is. improving.
'Misses Mary and Helen Delaney.
spentaSunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ,',1;1111 Delaney.
A:lia and Mrs, John Cook are visit-,
ingaat' the home of the foemer's par-
enta; mr. and Mrs, Philip Kenny.
10 Esther 'Ryan has secured a
good, position in 'Windsor,
Mr. L. J. Loolby anade a business
trip to Stratford on Monday.
'We are sorry to hear that- Mrs.
John Flynn is on the sidle list,
Mrs. john 'Darling ea'llecl on Mit-
chell .friencla on Monday.
Rev.
J. JOnes..spent•Monday in
Tornsn
5 '
forget Aihe.p Ay itt the:14,424i
#ii.dteateYlenink, 0446'f:the'.
nottvloftlive00;..A.1.:„.,,x,
01.10,-.,
and IM4.4-Wift;'
Since gce'ter';'On t11.64'
tew:'Yfotk Uey
Will :reside at. Egetein, .;
q'tte shed at 'S. S No. 2, Unite*
Was burned last Wednesday aornig
antlliardwOrk Was :necessary to•aave
ofathefize 15
upknownf
. .
J.E. Hog.pf
leaiaM4Mie, youngest
datighterV: the lOte.Gaf,M.....Farquhar
and 'Mran,Farctithar,:.,Of etinfeji, .• to
Mexandei LEaglesbnn 'of Drayton.
;Miss Cathenine. Beaton is filling the
Vacancy' ',Oa:, ',ate public shoo1' staff
caused::.by'-itte,.te,signation ; of the
Mrs. B. ,Rn -Higgins the, icy
Walk. last Wednesday and fractured
her left - ,
Thos. McKenzie, Who. died' here last
weekln his 9859 year,, (built a muniber
of the publie 'buildings in this district,
Mc:hiding •the Wesley Willis .church,
St. Joseph :It, C. churich, Pres-
biterian church, Clinton, and the.Sea-
forth post office.
Brussels,
:On Nov. 29th tGvvendolyn Frances,
aged 2 years, daughter of Mi.. and
Mrs. Albert James, of Morris, passed
away following an attack of .91150-
monia.
113russels Old 'Boys' reunion will be
held July 24, 25. and 26, 1927. Jas,
Fox chairman of the irrvitatMn
committee. 1
• A former resident of M'oncrieff died
recently in Stratford in- the person of
Airs. James ,McKay, who was atriele-
en with heart failure. She. was in
her 75th year and had lived at M.00-
crieff nearly all her life until six
years ago. Her 'husband, two daugh-
tees, 'Airs, 1Dancan McKay and Mrs,
Kemp 1$teinberg, of Stratford, and
sons, Walter, Windsor; Angus, Strat-
ford; 'George, Moncrieff; Hugh, Strat-
ford; William, Earl ,Grey, Sask.; John
and Rolbert, Stratford, survive.
'Brussels Checker Club.is active this
year,
HURON OLD BOYS'
ANNUAL A/METING, The annual meeting the Huron
Old Boys' Association of Toronto
was held in the Auditorium of the
Central Y.:Ai:C.A.. 40 ,College st., on
Friday evening last and was very
largely attended by filuronitos from
th, all sections of the old county. The
55
annual reports of the president, see-
retary, and treasurer, showed the As',
of sociation to 'be 9: -a very flourishing
lg position, and the past year to have
of been one dr many activities, 1.'he
r- proceeding,. and programme of our
s, aanual At -a -Lome in the Odd Fellows'
on 'temple, in January last', were broad-
casted by radio all. over 'the contin-
'd ent„thus bringing the Huronites - re-
g. siding all over Canada and the United
t- States in close touch 'with our doings,
11- Special grants were macle to the four
county hospitals during the year. By
c- unanimous resolution, General Sir W.
n' D. Otter and ,Major Joseph Beck
-3,5 were made life members of the As-
ti. sociation. MuSical selectlons- were
3' rendered by Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
g Doty, formerly of Goderich, alui by
15 Mrs. Fydell and Miss 'Helen Steiwart,
e formerly of illearniller. Refresh-
litilieeenttistign.tere served at the close of the
S. 5, 'rhe following are the officers elect-
1- ed for the ensuing year, viz: --Hon.
y, Presidents: Sir 'John Willison, T, A.
11 Russell, 5, A. McLaren, 11,
Creath, Hon. Vice .Presidents: Mea-
n darnes H. '0. ,Stowe, C. King, 14. I.
h Mort'ish, H. Martin. President: John
e Moon. Vice Presidents: A. ES •Fdrbes,
Mrs. E. Floody, 'Mrs. Beck Sec -
c, retary: E. Floocly, Asst. Secretary,
- Miss IL, Paterson. Treasurer• 'John
Robertson. Fin. Secretary: 'R. S.
a Sheppard. Chaplain; Rev, F. E.
POIVell. Auditors: R.oht. )I-Tohnes,
R. Crocker.
Poogramme Coramita,e BALL
eCrea th (.991.132e-frer), 'A, E. Forbes,'
'R• Kiarg,-,R. S. Sheppard, L. Wats-
, E. N. Lee, Mesdames H. a.
tawe, H. IMartin, G. C. Young and
Mr. C. G. Vansitone.
'Reception Committee: - Mrs. L.
Kennedy (conveher), Mesdames bSc-
i55
Mn. 2k1.;.!Tre'hal sPent
Monday with, MdKilloP' friends.
Misses peiet 'twit Kate'. Jacklin,
05
191rossels, were guhsts of Mr, and
i's. Wm, Cu so ingh a rn,
a.`404,414.111.5C''
el'Xt4.7,104;0•:'
Vetter), a A -.ateistitarrte,rtH
'741'1141rr
:537M08tlere0M11,ble.iihci.k131.
-Earl ott, StrangfnWest,
ikfzeOfFreqs4I't,nettia,c,Seelno
o ttt, ttecY:s_ayirs. S.
Scott '(r,onvener), Mes'damel
ThoMpson Moon Cobbledick, King,
ldnLaren, 1McCriath2
Property, Committee: -a.Geo., A
Newton, J.: R, Lyon.
John Moon; the newly elected Preso
idegt,
55 a native ofLthdsb�ro. Io is
llive wire, 'but Wil/ have hv to,go.aoni6
to beat the ,last Presialent,, Bert Mc-
Creath • , ,
Vanstone was joist as :111a14)3t
as when he lwas Mayor of the Town
of (VVinghatn, /VIr. Vanstone is a
rector of the lWint. Davies Co., and is
brini ,full of 'entert)rise,
'Lack" Kennedy spoke hoaefull3 of
raising •the' membership to .1,7800,
Dr.11a,W: AndersonTof 131r at,,
made his- first appearance at the an-
nual trieetings,
IR. S. Stanley, who made such a
splendid run as a dry, candidate in
Brockton, was present, and took a
deep interest in the .proceedings. He
is a native of Kit:liana in :Hallett twp.
Wm. Powell, the East end 4ublish-
er, and formerly. oE .Seaforth, took a
lively interest in the. discussions.
Charlie Stewart, formerly of Ben-
mittler, told tof meeting Secretary
F'loodyiat a party in Tipper,ary, .Gode-
rich Township, some 45 years ago. It
,
nkkif,Ortileal tlaft
lktiale..rn
l'i.tritIberry,, Some ;fifty ..trara
,
,Ivfortis'h told ofliis'•fitt' eg-'
Pericirce.. -at 'are !Westfield Public
School, and of 4iteetingW.. H: G66-
:bel,L, tine ,of the trUsties; accidentallY
on the road,
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man oi th •WsntrhAm Hospi Board.
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NOTICE
Ladies' Hairdresser
will be at the
Dennison 86 Pullman
Barber Shop.
(Successors to W. W. Robin.
9013)•
Every Tuesday
'175EO-ne-i25 for 'appointments -
Specialist in Marcelling,
massaging, shampooing and
hair cutting,
at -
ttosatitaaiataitaiiertiarstnasatamiat
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Seaforth Branch, J. M. McMillan, 153 .nager
Hours 9.30 aan. to 5 pan. Saturday/ Sal) a.m. to 5 7., ., 7 p,m. to 9.30 p.m.
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