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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1907-01-04, Page 80 ITO 7 9...igtopra For Honda me Our store Will 0 manT 'tuts both useful and. 'Urn amental. We 'have dozens of sietielee that ineke Our stook cannot be beaten edlendid gifts f4 old end yelt4. ATT RINDS OP GUTERY EWERS :PLATED. Kai* AND PORICS OREL LATED TEAPOTS PET katIPERS ANCY GEM FOOD CHOPPERS Also special assor4nent of NEW SKATES AND I -looser STICKS Give us a Call, and ,whether you buy or not we shall'be. 'glad ,to • see you, OBXSICI1Y & SMILEY,- SEAFOJITEL HardWare, -StOyeS and COAL DOMINION' BA READ ()MOE, •TOROINI;r J Capital, Fully Paid 1.10-$3,000,oeo.00 'Reserve Fund and un- divided Profits $ 3..839, 000 Deposits by Public $32,00.0,000 ' Total Assets 48,000,000 • BEAFORTH BRANOH, tory faoility for the-' transacting of a sueral banking bunkum. Ootleotione-made on ail -Tante in Canada •_id abroad. Advances made to Fermere. Speolal st- *n1tou paid to tile QPN4,44.9R ale Notes. • SAVINGS BANK. Deposits of one dollar mid upwardeee, caved, and interest paid or added June _30th and December 31st. Withdrawals *nay he made at any tithe.- A. E. GIBSON, Manager. e- WINTERTERM OPENS JAN, _2nd. -- Lo--r-Tff:dee,4z- R. S. RATS. Solicitor STRATFORD, , ONTARIO. This ache& is -recognized to ibe one of the leading COmmercial Schoolc in merlea. Our grad- uatea are in demand as 13u bless College teach- ers. The most recent ap n ieatiowe received for a teacher offered $1,400 Per annum. We be - neve we are running one of the most progressike and up-to-date business training schools in the Province. The demand upon us for offee help is seVeral times the supply. Write for our free catalogue, _ • - ELLE:Yr.r .84- MoLAOHAN, POncipals. i James Watson - tatieCeSsOr toW. N. WatSOn NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. General Fire, Life and Accident Insur- ance agent, fReed &tate and Lear - Agent. Dealer in first-olass _family and Ma/mime taring Sewing Maehlues and Cream Separateres viz. New Raymond and 'White Sewing Machine?, and Natitinal and . thee eds. Cream Separators Also eewieg machine tteedles, oil, attacb. meats, repairs atd. sundries for all kinds of seeirig machinee. - With over 25 years experience in the above busineee 'you can refit beamed of prices equere chelleg and sateefaceion guaranteed. - .JAMES WATSON, nenranee •Agent, and dealer in Sowing Machine and Bicycles. North Malta street, &Worth. .Send us a -Horse- - AND WE WILL — • BLANKET Hirn with the best blanket for the money- . Wool, Jute and Hers*. BORES— Galloway, Eisbort, Goat, lione and, Imitation Buffalo. We ;-uarancee the quality. Com- pare prices. , HARNESS— Our own make of genuine Kribber T.rimined Harness. It la the best value in Canada. "Ask yOur neighbor about them. MITTS & CLOVES_ 200 pair of samples at wholeaate prices. - A Snap. . Bells-Trunks-Valiaes - Suit Cases- • Plush and 1Vool Rugs, Etc:. Inspect our atoek before ptuthasing. Ma Broderick, OPPOSITE comereseeee HOTEL, Seaforth. 2034 Watch Our Christmas Window WE HAVE, BEAVTIFITL PIPES AND EXCELLENT TOBACCOS ALL KINDS - ALL-PRIOES Doers FORGET - A NICE CLEAN SHAVE H AND Nitay AIR OUT. SIT.A.P'TeMS Opposite Commercial llotel, Se,aforth. XMAS PRESENTS We are prepared to show you the nicest and best assorted stock of jewelry that has ever been your privilege' to see in so araall a town. We invite youeto call and • look over our goods. 'OUr priesa are lowest poiseible -consistent: • with qual- ity. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY ONE DALY Jeweller & Optician Dater of Marriage Licensee. 43ARDNO BLOCK SEAFORTH nrou out DISTRICT MATTBIR Egmondville Notese-bers Geo. Brown has had hie third ' finger taken off as. 'the reptelt he an accident in the NoblIen mill . last summer,- Miss Mary pinlayson spent New Yeare iii Mitchell,Mrs. Taylor, of Ridgetown, la visiting at the ihanse.-Mrs. Nell Shaw it; St. Catharines attend- ing the Wedding of .her brother. -Mr. Cooper, of Olinten, delivered a good sermon on local. option ill the church. on Sunday 'morning. Died- in Dakota. -We learn .of the death at Baekoo, North Dakota, of an Oa 'resident of the township of' Tack- 'ersnlith, in the person of Mr. Alex. meLean, ler, Mr. McLean, died on the 26th of Declernher. He was aged 82 years and 6' months. He was born at Loch Sunar, Argyleehire, Scotland, ana eltele .i. Canada in 1852 and re- sided, on the -2nd soncession, LAB., Tuckeremith, until 1880, When. he re- moved to Pembina county, North Da- kota He will he remembered by many of the older residents oe this ed, during the -past year, On Nednese -wit decorated with eve;- •day Mr. Miirdie and fit,ew7t • withdrew as eanclidatees ter the see .e - ship and Mr. McLean wits declared elected by acclamation. .The follow- ing - Who were 'nominated for he council]. also withdrew: Alexan er Winter, John -Kale, George Turnb 11, John" Robb, -Thomas Stephens. he following therefore are candid tee to the council D. J. McCalittrie G. Murdie, J. C. Greig, :Wm. Kerslake, John A. 'Stewart, John O'Keefe and . John Cltiff. • _ The County Counc11.-The 'follow- ing have been, elected members of the Huron County Council by.ea,c010,- /nation ; Bayfield, Dr. Woods ; Clin- , ton, IL ,Cantelon • Wingha•m, Dr.Tr why; Brussels, 'John Leckie, -Sea- forth, M. Y. McLean"; Tuckerseilth, Robert MelCay; Grey, Wm. FraSer, ; Tuirnberry, John MosgrOve ; Nest w , . ie. I f the other municipalities there be a contest. ----e Mission Band. -The annual meeting of the Egmondville Graham Mission Band was 'held in the church on Wed- nesday, January 2nd. The report of the past year's, work -'evits read! and adopted. The following] officere were elected for 1907; President, Mrs. Shaw; vice preeident, MiSlc M 'gee I Charters ; treasurer, Miss I abet hes-, , Monk; secretary) Miss ilarnmie checker' tournament whi h closed in °ntario ney ; organiets, Miss Harriett Bessie Checker Champion. -A the air. Na. sr. fend Miss Nettie' Cheseey. T.he Barid Hamilton on Monday last, :Walton, of Seaforth, won ' the ,chare- has dem; a great work in the past plonShip. Walton lost but xirree_ arid all wish for a continua,n e of the good work. game e out of 44, winning 21 and ---. drawing 20. This gives Nira,Iton the' 0 chomplonsh p of Canada,. which case About A Seaforth Boy. -The Ree 31 Regina, Leder of a, recent date eases; Ties with t the championship ne and $25. tiring th.e tournament Mr "B "Bert Van Egmond, ' Who !has 'Peen -Walton met , and. defeated such well with Mr. W. W. La Chance, a known piwyers as Pickering, of Bat. !teat, has severed his connection timore; Garvin, of Ottawa and others, ,that firm and has entered into of the best :checker players In the ,nershiP with Mr. E. M. Storey. 1 ' ill be known' as S Dominion. Mr. Walton As- being connew - gratuleted by hie Seeforth friends. e & Van Egmond, architects, a,mr their 1 II 4 1 the • SW 4----""a Block." Mr. Van Egmond is a, The Da,nree---Thee dance given by. Seaforth boy and a son of 'Mr. the bachelors of- Seaforth in Card- Van Egrnorid, now of Toronto. no's hall, on 'Friday night last, was la seild, to' be very elever in his one of 'the most successful ever give feSSIOn, en here. The stewards had spared . --- *— no efforts to 'T make' the hall look its First Hockey Match of the oeasop, Tuesday es en and ;they were • *really suc- ing jantiary 8th, weather permitting, in the Aelforth Skrsatinig itinkiiitereen Goderich accl Seaforb . A ceseiful. The attendance was larger A Admission e2L ; ialesolfzeh.ockey may be ex , eted. than ustial, O -number of guests be- 20384 Ina Present from out of town. Ex- • 000Ante: FA0pRoSyALE.-A ,vating heifer calf to he sold cellent music Nast furnished by Tony to Mrs. A, Calder, Seaforth, oppos- ite Psiblie school. _ 5038x1 Vita' S orenestio from London, Sup - WANTED. -A man to work a fruit farm in Cuba- priir was: served, in tne dining r00/1r% married Man preferred. Apply to JonnMaePh and dancing was kept up until well Barrister, London, Ontario. , 2 rchi- with part - The orey lack Wm. He pro - on ire the morning, and: even 'then peo- FoRsTia,. Stratford, eye ear nos le seemed loath to go. - throat specialist, will be at the Qiieen's7Hote forth, on :Monday. January 7th, from 10 a. • pin Song Servicee-A sense service was given In the Methodist church on Sunday evening, and considering the very inclement weather the attest]; ance was good. In addition to the ueual eervice end a short e-sermote by the pastor, Rev. A. K. „-Bieks, the choir, under .the leadership of Mr. W. H. Willis rendered, a hember of appropriate anthems. Solos were giv- en by Miss Clare Pickard and, Mr. Roy Willis, and in eaddition ' Miss Edna Pickard, Violinist, and Me. Mc- Lean, cornetist, assisted.. Miss Bothwell presided at the organ., The seryices throughout wgra enjoyable and edifying,' the varloel selections being eplendidlY Tendon:- • •_ • A Sorrowful-, ;Re -Union. .- In, our reference td the death a the. late Mrs. James Sutherland, -last weeks we otated that there -are e five surviving .daughter. In this vee were in er- ror. Th•(.1"P are Seven.. We • ornitt Mrs; Thomas McKinney, of Beryl and Mrs. James Young, of Wyoming. 2038-1 . ' • I eisters were privileged to be Present , 110U SE TO LET. -On the corner of North Sate at the funeral of their mother, on . -and James streets Possession given immediate ). - Thursday -of last- week.: This is the For further particulars, apply to J. RANKIN, Sea - It worthy oft note -that the seven rson, -2. and , Sea - 4:80 2 T., , RENT, No. 170 Goderich St., West : huge comfortable dwelling house containing parlor, dining room,kitehenpur bed rooms, bath room,closets,pantry i woodshed. hard and soft water, also good stabl and two lots wita variety of fruit trees. Apply Tna EXPOSITOR, 0FF1811, Or to Willi= Copp, Seafort . 2088-tf. It will doubtless be of interest to music lovers co know that Mr. john MeLinden, who is celloist with the Jessie Maclachlan Concert Company, isithe pea- essor of one of the 25 authenticated ' Stiude" i made by the famous violinemaker at Cremona. Thi rare old violin is highly prized by Mr, MeLinden, and he has been offered as high as $30,000 for the i Istrn- meat. 2038-1 MONEY WANTED. -Wanted, to borrow on good town property, about 82,300 at 0 per oent. Apply at TOS EXPOSITOR, CMOS, seaforth • 2038-tf LECTURE,-Itev. S. Cleaver, D. D., of Metropoli- tan Church, Toronto, will deliver his poprdarleeture; " Jean. Val Jean k from Victor Ilugos' 4'Les Miser- ablea," in the Pint Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday' evening, Jii,ritutry 15tb. The proteeds train lecture for the Young )Voman's Christian Association, Told°, Japan, Lecture to begin ati eight o'clock. Admis- , t sion 250. 2038-2 ' Miss Jessie Maclachlan was most fortunate in se- curing Mr. Douglas Young,: the famoue Scottish LyricTenorifor hK tour of the world.He is known to Canadians through Ids former associations with Miss Maelachain,and has been eagerly welcomed wherever be has appeared, The other members of this splen- did organization are Mr. John MeLinden, cello solo bit, Mr. Alm rray Graham, Scottish piano soloist, and Mr. Robert Buchanan, conductor And accompanist. forth. _ first time they had all met in thirty- 2088-2 five years, the previous occasion be- I A Good. Lecture. -A treat is in ing the marriag,e of Mr. and Mrs. istor e for tnotee who attend the leo- James McKinney's of Bervie, which ture in the Presbyterian .church on teek place at the old homestead, in Tuesday evening, January the 15th, Hullett, at that time. I to be given by Rev. S. Cleaver, 1 D. D., of Metropolitan church., To - Hockey. -The first 'hockey match ronto, On Jean Val Jean, the hero of in the Intermediate series ,On this. 'Victor Hugo's "Les Miderables." district was played in Clinton. on Dr. Cleaver is coneldered one of.. Thursday evening Yost between Cline ; the most popular and clever lecturers ton and Sea,fortie fend resulted in a, of the Province and this is h1 moat victory for Mitten by eix goals to popular lecture. The proceeds of five. Considering, the fact that oar the lecture are to be given to the boys have had ho praCtIee so fir Young Women's Criristion Associa-- this season, and the difficulty of tion, of Tokio, Japan, of which Idles playing in so small a. rink as 'Olin- : C, MacDonald,- daughter of Hon. Dre ton, our boys made a good showing- MacDonald, of Wingliam, is secretary. and as the season goes on should fig- Miss. MacDonald spent some time on ure up well.. her recent visit to Canada in inter- -The first hockey game of the sea- ' °sting Ca,nadians in her work. The eon . between. Goderich and Clinton for the Intermediete championship of the 0. H. A., whieh was played in Goderich on New Year's night, re- sulted in a score of! 7 to 2 in favor of Goderich. Honeeing ea Teacher.- The Auburn correepondent of trie Clinton New Era of last week says " Last Friday afternoon the ijunior room in the edhool, comfortably- filled with pupils and friends, was. the scene of an interesting occaSkirl. Miss Sclater retiree from the teaching kanks, for a, 'Mine, at least, not even 'going to teach one, and her de- parture ne sincerely regretted by all: her pupils. The desire to ex- press appreelaticin tangibly led to the, presentation.. of a watch, chain andi a signet eirig".'" The • presenta- eociety is at present engaged in -build - Ing a 'residence for girls In Tokio, a need which is sorely felt by Chris- tians in that city. • Married In Toronto.: -The gentleman who took the leading past in the pleasant event dotelled in the fol- loiying quotation from a Guelph paper, is an old Seaforth boy and a brother of Mrs. E. Hunt, of MeKii- lop. It says: "The masria,ge took t place at Toronto, of Mr. Orland Henry, Mosley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mosley, Guelph, and Miss An- nie Maud Welsn, eldest daughter ot iMr. and Mrs. Welsh, also of this city. ,The groom le well and favorably known in Guelph, having for a nurn- , ber of years conducted a bicycle tstore in partnership with his bro- ther. About a year ago he went tions were accontanied by a most-, to New Ontario, and later establish - affectionately worded and compIimen- ed a sash- and door factory at Co- tary address. ' Miss Sclater is a' bait. The bride is one of Guelph's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William.' most popular young ladies, and un- Selater of Seaforth. She has taught til a short time ago filled the p0 - in the Auburn school for four years sition of book keeper .4 at the office and hae, evidently, secured a very of the Fielding Chemical Co. After warm place in the affections of both a, short wedding trip and a visit to pupils and parents. relatives in the city, Mr. and Mrs. Mosley will take up their residence The Town Meeting. -There was not in Cobalt, and there the beet- wishes a very large meeting in the town of a large circle of friends will hall on Monday evening although the accomi3a,ny them." attendance wase The foliewing nominations werej enade : For Mayor, M. Broderick; - foe. Reeve, M. i Y. Mc- Lean, George Murdie • and John A. Stewart; for Councillors, D. J. Me - Callum, George Murdie, Alex. Win- ter, 3. C. Greig, John Kale, George Turnbull, JOhn Robb, Wm. K4rslake, ••-••••••, Married in. Manitoba., - A corres- pondent sends us the following: On the 25th of December a quiet but very pretty wedding took place at Beresforcl, Manitoba, the home a the bride's father, when Miss Laura McKay was united in marriage to John O'Keefe, John A. Stewart, Mr. William H. Carter, of Rapid Thomas Stephens and John Cluff. For City, formerly of Tucker-el/nitre School Trustees -North Ward, J. H. Promptly at five o'clock the bride en - Reid, Beet ward, Sohn Rankin ; and ; tered the parlor, on the arrn of her South. Ward, A. IE. Stewart. At the ' father, to the strains' of Men,dalssolin's illations, the clerk declared the under a bell and an arch of ever - dose be the hour for receiving nom- I wedding march,, and took her place Mayor and _School Trustees elected greener The bride looked cbarming in by acclamation, and announced that a dal other candidates would require to trirern -file their declaration of qualifica- i and o AiOn with. him before twelve o'clock showe noon on Wednesday. Mr. B. B. Gunn nese y gown of Persian lawn d with lace. She wore a veil enge blossoms, and carried a boquet of White carnatione, us. and maiden hair fern. -Af- M. P., was appointed ehairman and ter ceremony the party repairod: the several _can.didates addressed the , to the dining room, and partook of meeting on towni affairs. The meet- ! an ample dinner. There were 'Ilene Ing was a moat harmonious one and present but the intimate] friends and the people: seemed to be well satisfied relatives of the contracting parties. vvith the manner' in which the. bus- Rev. Robert' dcKay, a couain of the 'nese of the town bad been transact- bride, was the officiating clergyman. . • _ ' greens, -carnations 'arid holly. T evening was Spent in games and eoc- 'al.' chat; About ten O'clock Me. and Mrs. Carter. left arret_d, showers df rice. The preeerits were numerous and coetly, and :01:toveed the high es- teem in which the happy dOuple are held. The groorreee gift to ,tie bride was a handsome gold monogram bracelet, and to the organise a pearl scarf- pin. Masonic Iosta,lia,tion.-The following members a Britannia Masonic lodge, Seaforthlwere inetalled, as officersfor the current year, on Thursday ev- ening a last -week, by _Past District Deputy Grand Master Dr. Cooper : Beirrows, M. pe worshipful roas- ter; W. j. Moffatt, past master; McCallum'*tenter warden; George Chesn,ey, ''junlot‘ warden, ev John Berry, chaplain; :W. D. Bright, treas. nrer; L. 0. Jackson, oecretarY ; Hate r, senior deacon, S. Dorranee, Junior deacon; 3, Dodds, mister of comma les; C. li,IcGregor, Y. S., S. S.; J. A.J. S.; Alf3x. McLennan, or - genie George Patterson, tyler, ; R.E. Creeswell and John Rankin, audi- 'tore. The regular meeting of the lodge hi held on the first Monday in • each meth, and visiting brethren are always welcome. Buelness Changes. -Messrs. Che: -ey 80 Smiley, who have been engage In. the hard -ware buelness here for t, ;3 past few years, have dissolved par.e: nenship. Mr, Chesney has purchased Mr. Smiley's "interest, and will con- duct the bueiness hirnself. Mr Smil- eyehas. mot yet pickedout a location, but is at present on the look, -out for one. -Mr. Robert Willis has purehased the boot and shoe business of Mr. W. H. Willis, and, together with his son James, will conduet the buelnese, v,ridle Mr'. W. H. Willis Wilk devote hte entire time to U.I.1e manufactur- ing. Mr. 'Robert `Willis has 'Ws- poeed of Ms interest , in the firm of R. Willie' & Son, to Kr. W. G. Willis, who 'has been managing the business for eorne yeare, and the old business will 'be :continued by Mr. W. G. Willis. The We'll. store will be condticted .under the firm name of Robt.I -Willis, and the narde o Robt. Willis & Son will be succeeded by Walter G Wilile. ' 1 • Local Briefte-Messrs. N. Purdy and C. Holmee who were heine here. emending the 'holidays, :returned to Orillia on :Wednesday. They like Orillia and say it la a live business town. -Herbert Morrison, who has been in Lowell, Massachusetts, was home spending the holidays with his mailer and other friends. He likes Lowell and is doing wen. there. -Mrs. 3. H. Pyper wad son, a Ham- photo of vas Carrie 'knight le Oa exhibition in Jackie* Brottiers' Show winelew, and it epeaks well for the excellent work of this popular studio; Mies Enight is the yoang lady grades ate_ of the Seafortia Collegiate Insti- tutei who recently won So great tarn In the large educational centres. - Mho Margaurito Beattie, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Robert Beattie, ot West streoty is at present spending her holiday.s at the par/metal home here. - The many friends a leiree Wm.Lock- hart, of McKillop„ will be pleased to learn that alio Is now 5111110St fully reeovered front her recent serioud illness -Miss Nellie Devereaue, mil- liner, of Ottawa, is at present spend - Ing tier holidays at the parental home of lifte and Mrs. Edward Devereaux, Huron Road Eaet, MeICIllope-Miss B. E, Cottechaik, of Brantford, spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mre. S. Gottschalk, of letclCillop,-Miss M. A. Hewitt, of London, is spending • the .holiclays with her parents, Mr. and WS, 3. Hewitt,' of town -Mrs John H. Elliott, of Carberry, 'Mani- toba, la at present the guest of Mr. and Mns, Ralph Elliott. It Is twenty- five years since Wes Elliott has been in this locality, and Inc) doubt she will find a great change. -Mr Peter' Rennie, of Roleatt, Sask., and son of Mr. David Rennie, a, former realdent of McKillop, is in this vicinity with hie bride, visiting friends and rela- tives. Mr. Rennie was married on Christmas Day, at Dumblene, to Miss Maud Brice, niece of Mrs. M. Thomp- son, of this town. -Mr. and; - Mrs. Stephen Lamb, of Stratford, spent New Year's Day with friends in town -Mrs. George McPhee, of Manitoba, who was spending the winter with her parents in Stephen, was here this week visiting her sister -In-law, Mrs A. Mcl3hee,-Miss May Duncan, of Guelphi was visiting friends` In town this week. - MSS McIntyre, of Ne* Brunswick, was here this week The guest of Miss Phenele Cowan. - Mr. Alex. McLennan had the 'mis- fortune to get one of his fingers broken a few days ago while trying to stop a runaway team on Mahr street and which he was successful 15 cloing.-Mr. Roy Scott left this week for tile west and will go through to the coast, combining bus- iness with pleasure -Mr Robert Fer- MIAMI of Buffalo, An Htlr011ite, ammumg. was In town calling on old friends this- week. -Mr. Archibald Scott, of .the firm a Scott Bros., returned home . this -week after an absence of six ' months on businese in Manitoba. - and Mrs. H. F. Welsh and daughter, of Hamilton, epent the Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Welan.-Mr. IL J. a e be an holidays under the parental roof .of imilimimalamileasaiwimiihrismaiffewo ong,rserekisirick ;Nfai44%.-.1",:r•IMPAVY ur Quar e elebration Sale Seems to have struck the chord of popa- larity at the proper time—if judgment May be based upon the response that has come from the announcement of same. 1 .1 Low Prices are Strong Magnet' o Trade," our store shonld be Crowded to Full Capacity - during the Coratng Week. Bailey, of Albion, N. Y., . proprietor te the Cady block, Seaforth, was In, • guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Robin- t W1 I end Januar town this week, -Mrs. E. G. Mecum- ber, of .Chicago, who has been the Mon, spent the holidays at the pas- son, Egmondville, for the past few ental home of Mr. Jelin Beattle.-Mr. Douglas Campbell, of Cleveland, spent Christmas and New Years here with his mother and sister. and other friends, -Misses Bessie and Edna Smith, of Williamstown, Michigan, are visiting their uncle and: aurit, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hatcher. -Mr. Norman Hoffman, of the law schoel, Toronto, opent New Years wlth friends hr town. -Mr. W. Duncan, of St. Marys, was in town on Friday. 5 -Our old friend, Mr. Thomas Dick, of the township of Hay, was in town .6n Friday last paying a brief visit to his son, Mr. James Dick ancl fam- ily. (Mr. Dick is. now eine 6! the few survivors of the old guard of pioneer eettlere of Huron to whom the pre- sent generation are so much, indebt- ed, but, although he is 82 years of 'age he is still as .emart and active as many men of fifty. That he may - long remain so will be the sincere! wisli of his mItny triendsee-Mr. and; Mrs. James McKinney, of I3ervie, Bruce county, who were here attend- ing the funeral of Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. McKinney's mother, spent a few days with Miss Sutherland and other friends returning to their home on Monday. While here Mr. McKin- ney paid: his thirty-sixth annual sub- scription to The Expositor. He has jest returned from an extended tour througn 'Manitoba. He was greatly pleased with the country and ihtends rhturning in the spring although. he has no thought of residing there per- manently. -Mrs. Joseph Waliacer has mile from Winnipeg and will reside with 'her Mother, Mrs. Wm. Allan, of Egmondville.-Mr. William Sloan, M. P. for Atlin-Comax, British Columbia, came up from Ottawa and spent a few days last week and this with his: mother, Ws. Sloan, f this town. - Mr. Wm..Hargan, of Ingersoll, spent Sunday with his mother, sister and other friende here. Mr. Hargan is an old Seaforthite and be look:s as if the Cheese City air agreed with. him. -Mr. Joseph Miller, formerly of Dublin, and a nephew of Messrs. Jacob and Joseph Weber, of that place, was 'here last week from' Win- nipeg. -Mrs. F. Gutteridge, of Sarnia, was visiting friends in town last week. -There IS some talk of Eginond- ville being incorporated Nifi tlio, Sea - forth, malting one municipality -The annual meeting of the Tuckersrnith Agricultural Society will be held in Seaforth on the 9th hoist., and the Horticultural Society will have its annual meeting the same evening. - The annual meeting of the McKillop Insurance Company will be 'held on Friday, January 18th, in the town hall, Seaforth.-Mr. and Mrs. R. J. 1V1aedonald, of Toronto, were in town this week. -Mr. Melvin Scott, of Listowel, epent New Years here with his parents and other friends. -Mr. Arthur Scott, teacher, epent his hol- idays at the parental home of Mr. John Scott, Roxboro.--Mrse L. Leech of Guyeboro, was spending the holi- days here with her parents, Mr. and hire. S. Barton. -Mr. Henry M. Ches- ney, of Winnipeg, and bride, were visiting Mr. Chesney's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Chesney, of Teckerr smith, and other friends in the come munity.-Mies Margaret McQuaid re- turned borne s•Thursday after spend - ink the holidays with friends -in Stratford and Toronto. -Miss Ma,ggie Balla,ntyne, of London, epent part of the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ballantyne. -Mr. Percy Town, of Woodstock, spent New Years with his parents here. -Mr:- W. J. Moffatt, who has _been manager of the rink for the past year, has resign- ed and Mr. W. Amerit has been ap- pointed as: his successor. -Mr. John McIntyre, of Exeter, epent New Years with his pld Seaforth friends. -Mr. Ernest Box, of the Canada Furniture Co., Toronto, was home for New Tears. -Mr. Ed, Jackson, who is em- ployed on the engineering staff on the :construction of the 'Fort William branch of the Grand Trunk Pacific, ,was 'home for New Years. -Miss Net- tie Johnston, daughter of Mr. Wme Johnston, Goderich street ea,st, mho has beers spending the past few tweelte in this vicinity, lesurrem her pose ition as nurse in Buffalo Hoepital this week . -A life-size water color uar weeks, left on Saturday for Bakers- field, Califternia.-Tbe Willie Bros. Quartette will sing: 44 The Holy City" at the Methodist church next Sun- day evening. The pastor's subject will be "Life Iesues.”-Miss Beue Calder, of Innisfail, Alberta. Who Is attending the Sense' of Housebold Science in Toronto, is holidaying with Mrs. eh Dorrance and Mrs. C. Brodie. -Dr. 'SmiIlle, Who is going to take Dr. H. H. Roes' practise dur- ing his absence in the old country is he town and at his post. Dr. Ross does not intend leaving for a few day. -Mrs. D. McIntyre is now eufficiently recovered to be able to walk down town from her residence and back again every day. -Mr. P. O'Sullivan is to 'have another sale of horses, cattle and pigs at Dick's stock yards, Seaforth, on Thursday next, January 10th. -The first hockey match of the' season will be played on the skating rink, Seaforth, on Tuesday, January 8th, weather permitting. - Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carkiff, of De- troit, epent the holidays with Mrs. Jas. Williams, Yfrs. Carkiff's incetter. Mr. Carkiff accepted the position of foreman of the machine shop in the Collingwood Shipbuilding Co's worke, Collingwood, and assumes his 'new 'responsibilities the begin- ning of the 'new year. His many friends -2 wish him success in his new position. -Mrs. W. F. Small, of Winnipeg, nee Miss Lottle Norman, is the guest of Miss Alice McLermen this week. -Miss Ellen MeLennen, of Landon, VISited leer brother, Mr. John McLennan tnis week. -Mr. john A. Sutherland, late of Detroit, and son of Mr. Ales. Sutherland, of Sea - forth, was niarried on Christmas Day ' at Tiverton, to. Miss Christina Mc- Dougall, daughter of Mr. Charles McDougall, of that place. Mr. and Mrs Sutherland Will reside in Luck - now, where Mr. Sutherland gods in- to partnerehip with his brother -In- law, Mr. Wm. Murdie, in the hard- ware buelness.-Mr. R. H. Peck has returned from' London, where he was undergoing treatment in the hoepit- al, and is now attending to business. He is very much improved in 'health. Varna. Home From The West, -Mr. Harr'. Armstrong, son of hlr. James Arm- etrong, of Hertney,. Manitoba,, and formerly of this place, is in this vicinity _ visiting old .e friends. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong are also expect- ed here this week or next. Mr. Harry Armstrong and bis brother-in-law, Mr. McCool, ha,ve been in Saskatcb- ewan for two years. They have tak- en up land about 60 miles south west : of Saskatoon, eshich is their 'nearest I market town at present but they ebe-; pect a railway within a few miles of them in the spring. Between them they own about 1,100 acres of splen- did land. They like the country and are -doing well, - with splendid pros-' pects. Mr. and Mrs. Armstreng in- tend removing from Hartney to there In the epring. Mr. Armstrong says all the land in their vicinity is be- ing taken up very rapidly and ne* settlers are pouring In all the time, many of them from the 'United States and the most of them are wen. sup- plied with money. It will pay yott to keep in touch with our mouemsent euery day tilt the sale doses, 41,0•11111IMMOWNE- pht and tread -if, as slight tokens Of re- memberance.-Signed in behalf of the Seh7PdIng.-A Very Wd1pretty . but eniet wedding took place.. at the home of Mr- •and Mrs. F. Tisdale, Edgware Road, Yarmouth, on December 26th, when Mrs..' Tisdale's sister, MISS Han- lia;t1 S. Fenhale, third daughter of, M:r. and !Mrs. Richard Fenhale, of the townehip of Stanley, became the bride of Mr, 'Frank Hobson, only son of Mrarid lire. E. S. Ilobsee, Edge- ware Road, Yarmouth. Precisely at high nog* :th.e bride, lea/lbw on the arm of her eoueirr, Mr. M. H. Penhale, of St. Themes, 'entered the parlor, where, in the presenee of a few of the friends of the contracting par- ties, the nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Mr. McVitty, of Sparta. Atter partaking of a boentiful wedding dinner, the young couple, .amid a shower of rice and old -,hhiees, left I truso fteeilistheJ4n/vtulaFneyt.eeonjoblieeingGaerluetl, on the 1.10 train for Brucefield to R. Penhalee of the B0110011 line, where ayentiangit°sbeturttienDunts coatilet°hilisi IttieWfolli,tYleaver: spend their honeymoon at the home --of the bride'e parents, Mr. and Mrs. a number of their friends- were teeth- ljaaordeeendirenlgthetivheme,12snWe°11:11:2;aanWlisitir„hr7selegh5 creel to welcome them home- The! meeting of Union School Seaton, No.. manyand 000tlY presents tentifY to II, Thomas Bolger was re-eleeted the esteem* in which the Young' cont)lo trustee, for the -ensuing term. It was was a beautiful gold watch b r aind de : also decided to buil-d a new sehool, is held. The grooln's gift to house chaine_ On their return home Mr. and 14yearuyri-PrtheMilin wisereeeeeefeeiglinriaeSesrbiS her-oest: Mrs. Hobeen will take up thejr rest- btilid dence Edgeware Road. Their Many inoderinltt ng'reivirinienngbit wam hs.' Itirs run= Or. Newell Intends coming hack ter visit his parents before leaving for the 'et -Wan Latta,. sports a fine black driver. He likes soreethi that does not have to take waybodY's dust. - Miss Pybus is engaged 'as organist in the Methodist ehurch.-4 Mr. and Mrs. Frank and bttle eaughe ter, of Listowel, are spendingg their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jaeobie -Mr. _Min. 'Houghton and bride are settled down to the re ties of married life. -Those on the sick flst- are improving elowly. We tope to pee them SO0b; 011 the street -A littl boy came to Mr. 0. Brintrislres home and Dan intends to adopt birie: GreNr- Locale.-At the annual school tneet- Ing of Union School Section NO.'12, Thomas MeFedzean was the retiring friends unite in wishing themmany that- Mr. Ertobh Clerk has deeposed years of happiness and prosperity. i of his 100 acre farm to 'his brother, • Harry, the consideration being $5,- - • Auburn. ; -OW We bear that it is, Mr. Clark't Married . -A very intereiting event intention to locate in the village of took place at the home of Mt. Robt. Walton, where he and his estimable, Stalker, Auburn, on Wednesday, De. famlly - will be a valued acquisition cember 26th, at 6 o'clock le Me 1 • when his eldest daughter, Vida was f Wroxeter - married to George Wesley Fineht, of Briefs. -Miss .Agnes .33.1aelc, of lAn- Seafortii. Rey. 3. L. Small, B. A., don, ie spending a few days witit performed the ceremony and the, wed- her Resents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Macke ding march was played by Mrs. Jos. _-mre an4 Mrs. S. Snell,of Jamestown, Stalker,' of Lucknow. The bride was entertained a larga. number of their dressed in cream ,crepe-de-enene with friends New Year's Eve. -Yr. Geo' sequin andi chiffon ttrimming and . Spotton, Of Wingham, was in the vbl- carried a bouquet of wnite roses. lage on Saturday. -Miss Elliott, of The ringbearer, the brides little . Mount Forest, visited several days eieter, Jennie, looked pretty in a of lest week with her friend, Mimi dress of pale blue .silk. The groom's Beatrice Howe. -Miss Ethel Godbolt I, gift to the ring bearer was a ruby returned to Exeter on Tuezday, after ring. About fifty invited guests sat a, few days visit here,Mr. Chester down to a sumpteems supper. The Smith. of Coipoy'et Bay, was a v!s- : presents were- nurnerous and useful. Itor at his home in Wroxeter over the - IThe evening was spent in MUSIC, holldae.-An event of interest took games and pleasant conversation. The place at the home of Mrs. Mulligan - ' bride's going away suit was of brown east Wednesday evening, whenbee M 111 Stanley. Presentation. -Previous to the dos- ing -of the echool in section No. 3, Stanley, ter the Christmas holidays,, the pupils presented their teacher, Miss M. C. Jennison, with' a lhandsorne Chatelaine pin and a beautiful -gold • broach eet: with An ap- propriate address was read by Mag- gie Peck, as follows: "It was 'with1 eorrow that we, the pupils of this school, Who bold you in such great esteen, learned_ recently that you were about to sever your connection with us as our teacher. During all; the time that we have stood in re- lation, of pupils 'to you, we feel that we have' never lacked in: the eyrinpathy with one: who has kept close in touch with learners. Seeing that we are a- bout to eteparate, we wish, to join in giving expression to 'the Aeep af- fection which we feel for you, and so present you with this chatelaine 1 a es' cloth and bl ilk t pale ue Wa eldest daughter, Miss EUIe gene _ with pale blue velvet bat to match. was -married to Mr. Edward Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Pinch will reside In of this plate, the Rev. L. Perrin be Seafortia. Their many Auburn friends Ing the officiating elergkinan-hir wish them long life and prosperity- ' and Mrs. C. 0. Stewart returned tc* • I Woodbridge- last week, after a ehorb Chiselburee1 visit here. -Miss May Davidsonepentl Personal. -Misses Lizzie' and A.nnie New Yeara with friends in Winghaine Paesmore, of the Thames Road, and -The annual meeting of the Farme Mr. • Arthur Passmore, of Hartford. ers' Institute will be held le Connecticut, visited at the tome of town hall here on Saturday January Mr. 'Henry Pybus . on :Wednesday ot 12th.---hir. A. W. E. lifehlhhille ot last week. I Toronto, spent a few days here re- LocaIities.-The beautiful sleighing cently.-Mrs. Geo. Allan is visitIng we all enjoyed the past month has with relatives iri Teeswater. Mre all gone with Saturday's thaw -Mr. and Mrs. John Brawn, of Toronto, J. McLeanhas mostly all hits brick were the gwats of the former's par-, hauled for the erection ef Ws house. ,ents over the hollcVy.--Miss Strome, ,Mx. Calvin Newell e -s bought a of Fordwich, spent Saturday in. the -muse rxm Hentali on C ford streetvillage.-Mr. and Mite T. G. Hemp - He intende moving his fErnily- in the hill glpent a few -days a last we 14' enrly spring. -Mr. R• Newel re, in Exeter, attending' the wedding 01 1;ft witit hie family ton. a=sir-