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Reproduced herewith are the two sides of
the "Bouquet" token, one of the earliest
coins issued by the Bank. The inter-
mingling of the rose, shamrock and
thistle indicates the three branches of
the British people—the English, Scotch
and Irish --while the use of English on
one side of the coin and French on the -
other is significant of the mingling of
the two races in this country.
"Trade and Agriculture" indicates the
early connection of the Bank with both
urban and prat Iife in Canada.
Throughout its long history the Bank of
Montreal has always been active in serving
the financial needs of all the people.
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No, 4, Hay forJanuary,
prtweiit 124, Verlytt
:1rsl tot.
Er. IV-NapstrIe m Geroln,ettc 199
00.6114 178, i I 1 . s 1.
Sr. III—Olevia Masse 201,, Mitten
McAdaia;s 177.
Jr. III—Emmerson Erb 213, Del i
Smith:, 163, Laura Masao 137, Nor -
naafi Il•erornette 134
Sr. II`—Allee Ei b. iso, Dorothy 1f, C�ortriiae Thiel 142.
Jrt4°. • I� Nentiis AT;��sey 1� e,,w �l'7t.e�'.
rip i6, -..r 7been.h;,stzsitin ,I ate Seaforth,�.:3041,4i ;ltcr
1 T, k, r2., WypT� ht Ja "'1 .($ r
.�•.,;.�`tey�i, rets
S' Astmeez' - erald fi ay a •15,t,. tlrned to °her. 40n Wesley wheret; titre
netts Masse 1111, intends spending• a feu week .
Jr. Primer--Claft e• ta}eiget: , . 1.56, fdoyd Davis of Toronto, vl�ii.ted
*Grace Qetweli 25, • : with his mother Mrs: Davis and
Average attendance -1 ;7 sisters, Mrs, Hetnphill.
Teacher Lylyaia' .Martin,• The many friends of John Berry
are pleased to see him out tgain
after his recent illness.
The Hensall Mfg, Co,, are'mav-
ingr down to the first 'floor betwe-
en the butcher shop and Wren's
shop, and are ready to ,take on
more help.
' The Horticultural Society met
in the hall Friday afternoon last,,
to elect new officers for the year
as follows—Hon. Pres, N, Peck;
Press. Miss. C, A; MacDonnell; i t
Vise, PPres,, Di.., •Moir;; 2nd, Vice,
.F. Hess; Sec. Treas., • Mrs. John
Elder; Assist See. Treas, Mists M.
Johnson. Mrs. S, Merner and Mrs
J. Elder were appointed delegates
to attend the annual convention i
in Toronto on Feb. 9th:
The death occured in Toronto,
on. Jan. 12, of Mrs. Mary b1,acAlph
Alphipe; formerly Mary MacEwen,
who was born in Lanark (co on
Aug. 5, 1840, being. a ,daughter of
of Duncan McEwen, who came to
Canada from Scotland. • In 1857
Mrs. MacAlphin moved with her
`parents to the Township of Hay
her Lather having purchased a
block of land containing 600 ,acres,
immediately south of Hense li,
Later 'she lived with her mother in
Exeter, her husband died in 1904.
The Annual Meeting of the S.
'Huron Agricultural Society was
held in the Commercial Hotel on
Friday afternoon last, and the fol-
lowing is the result ofe the elect-
ion ;—Pres. W.. D. Sanders, of Ex-
eter; 1st -vice, Dr. Campbell, 2nd.
vice,M. Clark, It was decided
'that the seed show would ,be held
on Feb. 28th and the, spring show
on April 10th. The prize .list will
be increased this year and mulch
better prizes given.
DA WO D,
Mr. Samuel Birk of ,,North Da•,
iuiairtg it{ F1 :brothel', Mr,
Adana and other, relatives
Messrs. Geo. Monier and .T,'Ziler.
spent Friday )n London . =
,Mr. and Mrs... George Becker en-
tertained a number of their !rt. -
ends on Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mips. Fly."Rad#r, i41r:.
Eerb. Wein and Me. Louis'' Rad-
er motored to Detroit on Monday,
owing to the serious condition o;'
Mr. Allen Bills, who was injured.
in ' anautomobile accident
Mr. G. Hy. Pfzle is. visiting fri-
ends at Zurich: i
LATE LOUIS SMITH.
The death took place on.' Tues-
day, January 31st of. ' Louisa Smith
•
at the age of 50 years, 6..m:onthts
and 11 days The •'deceaaed has
been ailing several months, :Offer-
ing from. dropsy. He pavea tea
mourn his loss, 2 sisters and one
brother, the funeral was held on
Thursday afternoon to the; •Lith-
eran Ceinetery, Rev. W. Nessa Of-
ficiating.
DRYSDALE.
Mr. Henry ..Rau who has;>been.
on the sick list IS reported 'as do-
ino nicely,
Miss Gibbons, who has been con-
fined to her home•for sone weeks,
has returned to resume herNpasit-
ion as school teae'rer of the Stan
ley Separate school
Mr. and Mrs.. Louis Beck,. of
St. Claire are spending some 'tr,nie
with the lattter's mother, Mrs. Ed.
Denon;me.
Mr. _Willard Ducharrne 'and sits-
ter, 1VIisa Anabel have retirned.
from. Detroit, where they spent a
few days with friends' and :relati-
ves
Jack .Frost has been''a real :Vis-
itor and made things quite snappy.
recently, .
Mr. Clifford _Corriveau hes'; en-
gaged with Mr. Severign Duch
arme for the winter.y •
A very'' enjoyable event taok
place one afternoon, last week,
when Mrs. Philip L. Denomme en-
tertained a number of young lade'
les at a birthday party in' honor
of her daughter Leoiia, The':f
ternoon wag spent in piaying;ga-
mes while after tea the .,evening"
was spent in music, and rsinging'
as the • majority of the- young•^laid.,
les present • were musicians a
ndi
singers.. Miss Leona'. herself play?'
ed'.many,obeautiful, seelet:ons oi5 the r The 'many•friends of -'Dr. A. B.
piano, and :also wan the mecepient• .Gibson, are pleased to learn that
of 'many beautiful birthday lires, he has been appointed to the Vet-
ents, and 'Vi'ahes for ivaiiy returns erinary Staff of the Dominion Gov -
of the day; ernment, Health of Animals Branch.
HILSOREEN. Twenty - .six men were out on
LS�Ga jack rabbit hunt the other day,
and secured abaut eighty rabbi-ts
. Russell , Love is spending a few' The annual meeting of the Ex -
days in Lindon. eter Agricultural Society was held
Mrs..S; Wail er'is taitrng With. the other afternoon, and the trees -
her sister in Henaa11 urer's report was r eceived and
Mrs. J. Hudson, Sr. and daugh showed a . deficit amounting tee-
ter, Mrs. Logan and son are vis- ,bout $130.90. During the year sev-
iting with Mr. and Mrs, B. W. eral improvements were made to
the grounds including the build-
ing of a new judge's stand which
partly accounted for the deficit. A
suggestion was made that the Ex-
eter Horticultural Society take
ever the floral exhibit at the fair
and hold their annual exhibit , at
the ,same time..
- The death occured at ,her resi-
dence on Andrew St., on Jan, 19th.,
of Mra. Mercy Banes, widow of:
the late .Jos. Banes, after a linger-•
ing illness. She vas born ,in St-
ephen, south of Crediton in 1857
and was a daughter of ,Michael St
ev'en's; her father being a peal.
preacher of the Bible Christians.
Asa Rumford of town passed
CRETITTON away sudden'y the other morning
Wm. Fischer ani son: Emery,( from heart disease, he was born in
visited with Mrs. .Wm. Fischer in the town of Bowmenviile, and in
London Hospital '( 1R76'he tuoved with his parents to
Mr: and Mrs. Aaron •Wein attd Thedford where:. he grew up. He
son Wilmer 'were Sundaylast via spent several .years in Guelph., in
itors with Or. and Mrs;';Wes Wein the hardware business and Plumb -
near Dashwood. , • frig 'afterwards molting to Thediord
Mrs. Wm. Fischer was rushed -O.': Where he opened up a, bdot .;and
London Hospital on Thursday last 'Shoe business.
and operated on for acute appen•
-
dicitis, and is getting along Well.
Don't forget the eenni'vei'saaiy
services, on Sunday, Feb..5thi. Dr,
C. H. Stauffacher, of Cleveland
will occupy the Evangelcal pu'pit
and Monday evening following -the
speaker wil deliver an interesting
lecture. Special touches of'niiiec
throughout Elie Sunday and -Mon-
day evening !services. ,
*�PNrAT'-
Pars. T. berry, who has ,been -via
itina for some time, with relatives
in Windsor,- has returned home.''
Mrs, Jas. Coxworth of• Strath-
i'oy, is visiting with herdaughter
Mrs•. A, Scruton,
Mrs: D, Shirray, has returned
from Toronto, where she has be-
en spending a' few weeks with -het
mother who is
Anna. tiemlti of Dashwood
ited With Mildred MeDonell.e
t
Fred Berry continttea. quite
po-
orly at the home
of his broltlrer-
}n�law; Wm. Consitt, and is 'stiff-
eritng muoh pain from his knee.
Mra. 'Frank Mau§,aeati visited
With relatives in Clinton thepast
week
ilcr°3. Wire, Coleman
There died in Hentsall on Fri-
day morning last, one of Hensall'a
oldest residents in the person of
•Mrs. Geo. Thompson, in her 75th
year. Her maiden name wasJon-
nah Stoneman, and was born on
the 2nd can. Tuckers/vitt'. She
spent all her life in the vicinity,
was married 55 years ago to her
now bereaved :husband, together
with ono son Wm. of .Chicago and
one daughter Mrs. Bennett, of Tor
.onto; also three brothers at Cal-
gary' The funeral took .place to
the Hensall Union Cemetery. The
services being conducted by Rev.
A. Sinclair.
EXETER
Carlile
Jas. Hagan• called in to see his
mother, Mrs. Hagan recently. •
Emma Love is working .at the
home of Mrs. J. Workman,; of KIP -
pen„
Agnes Cochrane has returnecbto
Clinton, after v:s:ting her s.stel's:o.n
the Parr Line.
Wm. Jarro;tt made a ,business
trip to Kerwood recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weido,eri
tertained a number of their fri-
ends the other evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Love • of
,Hensall, visited for a few days
with Mr. Gordon Love. •-
COUNTY NEWS.
The black birds and crows have
made their appearance at Grand
Bend, but there. is no thought of
isprrino as yet.
W. T. Fellow, who recentlytook
over the Management of the Brit-
ish Exchange, hotel, Goderieh, is
having the 1*flding thoroughly ov-
erhauled and re -decorated„ neve' gid
furniture and fixtures are bein,s-
added, and some $4,000.00 will be 44
spent ,on improvements.
1
According to advices. from, 'Ch-
icago, Miss Melinda O'Carr of
Sineoe will share with seven oth-
ers cousins a foutune of six midliarn
dollars, estate of the late Edwin
B,. Jennings of Chicago. Musts
O'Carr ins an aunt of W. It Coulter
of Clinton.
The annual meeting of the•.lCirk
ton Agrloultutal Soceiety held re-
cently showed the treasurer's re -
cel o
for the
t
p past year of 0944.00
and expenditures' $1639.00, leaving
a balance of $304,60. The varieties
of grain selected for the field crop
Who hiarij,.c ,oir; co•nipetitiorr; were wheat and jM
oatai. ;x!epor nmewtaa .inkletnt '111U
1>o ei,nplayed. this. yeitr.
°),ir*• while}'s bloke o}tt,early. Sun-
day morning last revisited is tire
total destruction • of two stow in
Lin, and, damage toi two, other
places of business. The general, to be presented was not
stare of lTi slrett Brea, and thele favorable one. The tigur::* .
fancy goods store of E. rE1ttk,€n ahoy` a deficit of $11+7.69 on the op.
'son were' the places levelled by I orations of 1927. There was a
the flames the total estimated lore prevfousi deficit of about $704.p11,
is, ai+ourng $20,004, partly covered in haing interest, and the Society^
by insurance now Is belting to the, extent of -
The annual meeting fled-, Snail, ' ,/
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arrob-Agsteulttoat, aaeletlr Wa'ah'rtflctl
at the tour,, halt on .Friday after►.
rams. The atnoapheresurround,..
fug the rather small gathering 1vaie:
not very cheerful, for it was gen..
wally known that the linancialiat�
of
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