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. selves what this c=e all for the liquor was held Wednesday evening of last dance in Wingham Armouries was was born January 24th, 1847, in the thanksgiving from AThe 92fislon y,,,,-? - ., ��
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Margaret, Paling, at.the. age of sixty- years. Mr. Rapson was born in W�a- County of Mliddlesex, Ont., and re- Monthly." AfTs. Ha�ugh prgye4 ,,�6� ._'11.,�, I
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Wo � all. -The case of the Turn- name was Marga,rp,t'Boa, -as the when 14 years of age. Clinton was Wes ' ., , - ,I -
er, moved an amendment to the re- of -the coxigregation met to con- berry farmer, who assaulted his wife tern University, London, where cognized as the -source of al o, �'6j�� ,�,�: . -I.-" �
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the effect that the .Ontario Temper- at home and in wider fields. Boa, and,was an aunt of 'Paul and An- nerg, Mr. Rattenbury ,owning the his earlier education he received in story of direct answer to pi4yer In ' '
M. R- came up for hearing at Wingharn on -7":
4 * . ance Act must stand inviolate upon Complin acted as chairman and the Thursday morning.. As he absolute- drew Boa and of Mrs. Oeorge Smale, farm on three corners. He was the London. He married Kathrine,daugh- an Indian school in. E;Okat�'hewf Ln r � 1, `�.3�. ,�,! ....
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the statute of HensalL ,,�he was born near last of a family of fourteen, half of ter of the late Major W. W. Connor from Mrs. - Anna Ross Teafl �.`11,
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amendment is Obviously , meant to ing to Dublin to travel as much as March 1st. -A box social and enter- . excelled in his knowtedge of Greek for what has been accomplished in _-""P,"
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a general ele where she has since continued to re- Rapson celebrated the sixtieth anni- I , "'.,
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The House witnessed the undignified Walkerton, was home for a few days mond Hill high school the other ev- �.4
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spectacle of the Prime Minister p"k- last 'week visiting his parents, , under the auspices of the Wo- . of the Rev. Mr. Ryan will be milTions; then the hymn, "Dear Lord !�.,.. �,,z
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and Mrs. Robert Stephenson. - Mr. ZURICH ",*
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spent, Monday au e ome o, r
brother, Mr. Wilson Carlile. - The
The Late Mary McGrath. -The fun-
ing the convention of Road Superin-
tendents being 'held in Toronto this
into politacs and referred to Rev.
John Bailey as a "hard boiled Pres-
Mission Band held their r,Qo!!�hly
meeting in the bas6ment of the church
eral of Miss Mary Gladys McGrath,
the eldest daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs.
week. -The Ontario Department of
Agriculture has sent to -the secretary
-, byterian Grit" leaving the inference
he therefore be sin-
on Sunday last with a good attend-
Jack McGrath, took place on Monday
of the Zurich Agricultural Society
. that copld not
� cere in his temperance activities.
ance. The meeting was opened by
singing hymn 7,45, after which all re-
morning to St. Patrick's R. C. Church.
When the bell tolled its requiern, the
the names of the winners who were
successful competjtm in the Stand-
, Although the Progressive leader
peated the Mission Band prayer. The
white casket containing the remains
ing Field Crop and Threshed Grain
confined himself th a discussion Of
temperance only the
Scripture lesson was then read - by
of Mary McGrath had entered the
competition held under the auspices
the question
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Luella Jarrott, also the roll called,
six for the Reds and 7 for the Greens-
church, where she was baptized
twenty years -ago. (Her first Holy-
of the Society during 1926. First
a7a-kd goes to Harold K-lopip, second
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The offie-ring was then taken, ah�o two
Communion and Confirmation had
to Oscar Klopp- 1 F--f�'161in A.
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new ones joining the band- Hy -n 437
been -received in St. Patrick's Church).
Manson, and fou4l� to Edgar Brode-
itics. MT. scored gov-
. ernment for disfranchising 165,000
was then sung, after which Mr.
Carlile took the lesson, "B,rave Adven-
The funeral cortege was so long that
the last of the close friends and sor-
rick. -Mr. and Mrs. David Schnell,
who have beefi visiting relatives and
. Ontario people by his refusal to hold
tures." The birthday offering was
rowing neighbors were just leaving
friends in this vicinity for some weeks
bye -elections in seven ridings now
vacant. He showed conclusively that
re,deiVed and the meeting closed by
hymn repeating
the home, one mile' south of the vil-
started or) their return journey to I ,
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singing* 494 and all
the Lord's Prayer in unison. .
]age, when the remains were carried
gently by Messrs. Albert Jordan,
their home in Aberdeen, Sask., the I
other day. They will visit relatives
. of a 11ww which states that they should
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in Detroit on their way home. Mr.
be filled by a c4rtain time.
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Wilfred Feeney, Thomas Gormley
L. W. Hoffman is visiting his brothers
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and Dan Williams, six of her high
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school friends. The pupils of the vil-
Mr. John Deichert is spending the
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are busy practicing a splendid ptlay,
lage schools marched in a body and
week with friends in Kitchener. --Mr.
Brant Thomas, of St. Thomas church,
which will be put on that night, and
occupied the pews next to the mourn-
Albert Hendrick has purch�ised one
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a good time is expected. The W. J.
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of the houses in St. Josephfroin the
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beautiful w-reath from Mr. Dan Wil-
Canipbell brothers. ,He intends tear-
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U. F. 0, are putting On an oyster
liams, of Chicago, adorned the casket
ing the building down and will re-
shipments for week ending February
supper in the near future. - The
of Miss McGrath, who fell 0 the
urodel it into a dwelling on'his far -m-
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young folks of the United Church are
dreaded pneumonia. Among those
on the Sauble Line south�It I" re �
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putting on a good concert in the Com-
attending the funeral from a distance
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� , WALTON-Total hogs, 147; select misfortune to slip and sprain both of ,will be sorely missed by her pa;rents turned to the village and are staying Achools earlier than usual in order ��''.
. , . , child. Miss Eva has just recovered that they might pay their tribute of Christian workers; (3) Medical mis- .. , . , ,,� " I
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, -Mrs. Mailis nie, of Western University, London, ed on the Hensall rink on ,'Tuesday a great interest in educational. mat- ,��
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. visit with and Nora, at home. evening to decide the CycloAO League ters and who was very popular among .��;4.
1 1,468; select bacon, 892; thick smooth, haA returned after a short I , and Mrs. Jamieson on Tuesday af- publishing department here prints the 15�1��,
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�- 7 I . . shol$,'�Ogs, 52; lights and feeders, ,20. London last week wherb she expects CROMARTY McDohell cup the Zurich hockey team ternoon, the Rev. James Abery, of preached a short sermon -from He- Bible in four different liffiguages. Af- . I .. 1, , "',
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C " . jent last week end Hensall team'B two goals. The game assisted by the Rev. W. Raithby, of fore -a rest to the people of God " He en up, and after singing hymn 377,
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- , made in Clinton cemetery. . terms to the life and services of the Mizpah Benediction. The contest is &�
ART EXHMIT AT parents - Me, and Mr�. flarVey, for a 'the last. . � .1
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few da recently-3fis. ten Tyer- attending the Good Roads Convention The return game will be j 1'��,�
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I i .. I urday I Miss Nellie Rapson, of Toronto, rela- of his last -illness and death. The time, but don't forget to wear your . 11,
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_= Mrs. Cha�rles Green, Who former well known resideit�:,':of Con- 13th, Mr. Wm. Scotchmer, Superinten- _ , , ',�
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I ,_.'�, �1 .1 o�- for an' art exhibition of mother, Mrs. Love, who lives with welcome to the neighborligod, and the in -his usual health unttl a dOuple of taking his team and sleigh and con- president, MYs. C. Clifton. The. op- - �L�",�,�4��
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, I te; _ ,e, a pair of suspenders, in the wee small hours of the morn- ALBE 'TA COAL —Mrs. Dan Munroe received the sad ness.,, In it she .. , ��: �?,�,,,:
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