The Huron Expositor, 1928-02-03, Page 10
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Wingliani;e4.154 liteiceibh0*-7
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Fxeter' ,,, ..:;?Sitelt.-,'-.;' " ‘gteigarli.lie-
, exotet..phii gonoe,bweg, ,.
,,...it'enisallItahertHiggii4e-• '.
. -
lielie'Clerk..preAitlieti....;anetnalled ,upore:$1,000:te`eaCh
theriminbers present tO mi he
. .
„ ., . .. , .
.,ions for the ,efftce . of --"Warden for
1028 ..• ' • ,' ••: • ,. -•' - '•., .••• • • - :
- .- nn . • . -
' :keyed * F. J. Me.Qpnid and second-
.4.'-tiy:'-"A: C.: •r•Baikern that%:.John.,-J. .Vanstene
Bnyeao 'Reeve .01 -Stephen,: be elected,:
Vanden of the .County. of•HUrOli for •e"
,
Inn. : . .:„. n. • - - . • '. • .., .,
There being/no further nominations
„ ...,
the Clerk , declared, Mr. Hayes duly .
eloqied. ,. ..- s r- :,..-; - - ..-:. .. .
,
, The newly elected Warden iiis then 'Goderieltr011egiatee.-Carried.
tosediied O.:then:chair where he Made
and'atibieribed theusualdeclaration -Beide
of •-...offiee- before . ex -Warden -I ;'"E.`: F.
nalopp, ••1116 :in n fenrawOrda;'.ctitaplia
itraettted.;, the --Warden on US election
and introdtteed'him to the council, ben
.. .
speaking for him the hearty support '
c,f the-mombers":„.--- ,..:••• , •: .•,.:..r. ..- _ 'Spot
The Warden -thankiethe..Merabora
- Council for :,:tlie:Stonot".-'-ecatfirred, ,tio-Good,'Roada'CommissiOn.
upon the; He.'SPoke-2.-of the large .,01'.
•,peninturei, made 'in the- of the ,appointed
iOnnteeaffers, and ".. .04,:heenerniOn
ier'er, Ianftleh ...Of the:: 'co •- *vine,
Be hoped ;the,affairS-.Of''-',the OOnntY
'wetilethe carried On ,in a business -like
way e and he had the utmost confidence
la .alt the.. MenlierSte diti'A' iiedithe,
.,. , „ „..., . .
. ... .„ ,.. ,. , .,
- following .,,cerantrinie lona were
••••:fkolinirit "
, „..;:, noniagnto la
the Deoartinent ot Vie
latitiWays.' , .:T:,'-' , -:' _
:From,.tlie Conitty, of Siniene, a:reso,
lotion- ;regarding;the redwing of .the
°poi neason,.fietc-gvistoie deer.-:-ont
40:SPecial -CoroMitted-': ' ' -1•.; . -.
ykoiat.310 &rife of the Western-
University. -Sent to Education Coni.
, • • •
.arsilitoe; • . • - . ,'_ ,. ..
• •
7 -Prat the 'Township Of Stamford,
• asSeasing. of Provincial IfighWaYS.-e-.
.. Sent to Special 'CoMinittee. ' ''-'• ' - ,,.:,
•Xteply". Of f Provincial Secretary, re
..,,,,Ifint*I County House of -Refuge in-,
anateS.Sent to"-Sfidelid Coffifitittee::- I
• Troia' the tho,tatie -SeloioI:Trustees
and :Ratepayers - Association, re - ap-
oointing.:delegates.,-4kait to "Educe!
ItieriTCEitoliiitio, ' -: .-.. .. '' . 4.
, • From :the Canadian Institute- for
IlielBlitid.--Sent'. to Eticative. Com-
. mittein - • : :. . . '' : . -• .
-- • Resolution . passed n by _ lElastirtge-:
Cotint3i-- regarding Protection of , the
Trea4e :re M.miting: loads on truchs.-,•--
Sent to _Special' Cintimittee...- .
, Fro* the DemiMori "Chemical Com-
.• *di" •re '-the use of ea.kram-alorMe
. nen' the roads -Sent to Good Ronda
..• ' - - ' . , .. ' '' . -
., „
- -Front • the 'COnnties of ireede, said
rerevillen'ie•ocenpilling:tuoban munici-
,..palititii hearinge reastitable share of
• ,. • •
•„the',001oseP-of the Pnovincial lognWaYs.
-'..-Sent to. Special- Committee. •
' Resell tiOn .of - the. Township . Conn
••Ialr ;of 1Vielfall,o1ii re the expense „ of
a 'Preening open highwaysln 'the winter
and., On detrimental.. effect of • such to
the far/nese and'.:othwes using these
. fteds.,--.Sent. to .eriniti-Roads Commlia'
• &Mi..; - '• . '. .y ,:.,'• . -. ::
,
• -nr rom•the inspector of. Legal. 011cP.S
re Matter pet!tairtiog to Sheriff'S of-
Aco.--,Oeitt to County Pieper ty Coin-
' mittee... - '' . . ..:-•••-•-...--, -.• .. :
- 1 -At)Plieatitnia: for. the. ,,positian of
County ' Anditor .tere neeeeiVed frOal
Peter Garfield, Il Ali, and A:,,,•,E.s Er-
- win, '13ayfield.', '. L, - •
Application of the Children'snAd
Society for the mune , grant . as last
Ti -ear, . $8,000,... -Sent to Executive 'Oink,
-andttee, • . •• . ., . '. '',
. 'VerOM kr.' yren g, Hicks, of Oen-
.1tralia, •otieltrailig an account for $00.
- Sent to. miateg. 00nunittee.- :
4.1iill:taqc 4ATA'Aig4„t_liygtailied, re
,..'aioii .iit ,,,,,itsali40.0,-,.frotn . Joseph
eneWeeie gineva1e,-4Sent to „quad
i . 1,-dymtoleden".•• : , .„-. : . ,
• r.,,M, ..MOrria--",Townaltip enclosing
I eleithtng7tirain':+0 t tO geed
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• •0 ' the ,folicste4
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it...tit14.
to tio.t. ,, A, 6.,' , '6 '
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Al riga ,. . atit„,..gio:06.0.0'6:101#:
Mr. Alilie - ' ri d
Wawatinabg , ,..
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'attendance.'..
tfeeV
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et
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-,Adame-Creigie.:TholhirS.
Ongli"
:140itt-tiee'XeiiriOdY::„-
feith
.MCKilibeni-Lentgfond:i
of
pa
Committee.,
. .
Wbighani
be
legiate.aaCanried.
of
"
cutting'
the
S0011
that
time
died
' -Such-Higgins:
Board.-
be
teardearried:i
...,.
tic
Wednesday
the
'of
v,,erv.
for
gouatk:of,
'
Henderson
Wei,
the
Magistrate'
dreee
erice.
other
Iiiffi-a-z-Therne,
Steps
through
gardirtg
School
residrbY
McQuaid
printed
.-The
Changing
the
took
taken
Township.
need-
ered
matter
Council
sion
count
recei*M1
ColinCg.:.
en
thanked
trent
cultural
-Ctiotedo,00
*biglis4Inblisird:
liolding.a.
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a
::intilige
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it
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r, la
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Warden's..,,Q0Mainit-t0=-Alai.:.
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'','IR;Ili;.''Goati,
rsitid,' Boada
:IL Ifill;:,
00X-Hoekett.:
G., 'W.
Beard
- ,,
Bill'
. ,
rid
. .
-Collegiate---Carriect.
the i.eqiinty
rt e
m nt..
MelCibbozi4den
, ..,
Cox -Langford:
appointed'arnstee.
Turner -Hill:
:Cell:One;
Kennedy
Conintission
of
road-
as the
auch.:workbelturried
:this
and
.reads
of
'ettXreot•''••.That
. ., ..„..
appointed
Pri•laMtlan
... the Council
,ir„-.44,,e,..74,.reA
'- . -1.
r;f:•Bitieiter"read
installing
-Refuge:.
ranch
. the
Under
taken
Maiing
Aid
to;
office
taken
The :Standing
.the'Cliairma”,:,
Mr. Higgins
The report
Inspector:1ot
--:in.
Clerk
County,
place,
„ in
A largely
was•read•by
seOt
Mn Themes
•took
Warden
VT% ,Hacker
of
later.
:Mr. J.
and
Committee
minutes
3eattie7Wrightl:
..
be "granted
grouted
tire- CoMialittee.'
ill
is fever
deterioration
ing large
all the
IetrAti
solted
brit#1.12
,
thd'Highttrayt
, •
Oki tAk
,
$ ':e,troisliiit.gaitt..01
e4 for
. ,
' 'IOU
.6,14.014:,...a.
01I
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t
4
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0
„ .:Hendersoni;
'E.
Conatoission.
. C.'
That
••Ffolman,lie..
af;;.crh nyinal,,,
. ,: .._,.::-;.•,,-;,-,-.
and 'Herbert
. ,
appointed
of the
'recognised
- -
Re/44-rd
•. • • „, - •
airs
, .'1.30
- be: -aPPOinted
High SchootaLnearried.
, .That
That
be, appointed
-Hackett:
. the hilt
on. the way
weather
' locations
one of the
in . the
*It trustee
,EdnentiOn..-farried.
, . , •
-pntlie,•;ffroderiehTrfospitat
'
of • Messrs..
. 'adjourned
morning.
... .. • vvid6lidif., . ,
a a
Mt.-..Baelter'S
appreciated.
same wesnreferred
Refuge
the head
,- dakette
regarding:
of,-,tlie
and the
Beeretiet4
,
the Matter
- in the
Jerk -
me the
Committee
askett.tne
•early •nominations.
of
the Clerk
and ; taeker
the minutes
raised
the dates
Council.
butno•definite
the matter.
.
signed
of Ilowick,
to Good
Inglis
of having
in June.
place
on the part
and
how royally
and . entertained
Definite
•
M. Govenlock
the Council
asked thellouSe
to meet
ht House
• society. holding
$100.
.,
Its each
Pall Pa
Co Whereas
increasing,
of .
expeUdituresfr'end
ravenue derived
permits and
Is's'''. the Oirvilizzi*i
that 'the'
., 'OW GovernineiWitaletftion
. .. .:Departifient
tlit,fgAsatitle'friint
,
autotak
. . . .
44-60:- of $ttigirtiaiiii,**.rout,
tar
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a c
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4 .
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ynktd,o,
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A .
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e b -,r , 4.fe
ent. . :,...'
' ileteee .
''bben;."Cireerge -Oral
-: r-,.'"...!..'
Hack..
'John Fitenne-
A.• A.dsorta.
- T. ltue
Co.. - , T:
.:1A:eC." Beek**.
appointed ea,' :-19*,';.::•eed:t'''.
Atidit.--!Par-;
-,...-..".', -.• -.. ': ..,;"'ir, •:,..':
Inglis,
Co he the
,
for 1928.--. „i'..)C.turstilsta'die,
That ''lidr.\ _IIntary
trustee feif Sea-
,
That we grant
„
aciVerail hospitals
Iv. the, ps7;
e t - iteeuti
o E. . ve
, . : • , • .Was
7 - ' •
on. . That R.
•• trustee '' of
' -
Wm.. Brydone
of Clinton Coln
.; ' .• ' ••:-.• . •
Jr. 4'.. Robertson,
. trustee of
...That the Good
Proceed with the
and 'Widening of
to *Saltfencinas
will .permit, - and
to conipIe-„,
being a dangerous
most widely tray-
eounty.--Referred
. '
That T. Rowe be
Of the Exeter
•
:•4 "":14.Craigie
;" , • A.
• • : ; . . . -:.
Hill and . Beat-
to meet en
- - '
=.„.
, , „7. . _ . n
'tr'•etitteinent, . re
radio in the House
report was
The account
to the
Committee. : • •
of ,encptiries, mr:
What . action had
theematter of
offices of the police
agent:of .the Chil-
. also with refer-
of providing an-
Court House for
explainedfullythe
matter.
• reported
Dr. Milne..
question, re-
..
, Dr, fad& Public
East.11iiinn, was
and on- Motion of
was ordered
e -
:the question of
of the meeting of
Much dismission
action. was
. -'. •
'petition from the
. re ' a certain
the Clerk and ord-
os Commission..
brought up the
a visit of the Bruce
Considerable discus-
re the matter, the
of the Council,
others gave an en-
the council *as
by Bruce
action -will be tak-
spoke briefly,
for his appoint-
of Refuge
him for a few
of Befuge matters.
That . each agTi-
Spring Fairs
--Sent to,, Executive
That $100 be
AgricultUral Society.
-Seat to Eltecu-
-
the automobile
causing a -grgat
ail 'reads neceSsita,t-.
Whereas
frOm 'the auto-
itAt ta4 „are col-
to•I;it 16."
COlintY Ciaineil mem:.
' to: raise
. .
8: eAtitt ,to
A111oto e tlis-
i purposes, airtal, tbit
eagumer 50 Volit',1010;
an
iiiit . iti ta il 'tat'
'4 ..toddoi.„,
. 'al diiiiiiia
' .,t1t6,,,,ittiti
' .1," :.0114*(r
Attkio Okla.
S.
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4
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eitap07,0 Onbria
Of . Aade.*')-0114 . t it
cinMeeting link
Ilighway:itt.'0e.
the County reed„A
tovviashkas•lior,
and WiewWeell.:.,
maiiitenanCe:to-
fillide,.14:. a,.cresire,
fiat '::i.,*iicItliatre
the.e:.:6ointitY",:t-ii."004.-..Paid
'ads:
Ocelt1",ROads CoramiSsion.
' iiiIggm' s-8nell:
be Made reF, Remo
to Exec. e .Committeee
7., ,
be • Unaneli.....o
arOund the Ceuit'
Executive-Ceininittee..
Mr. -,J., W,.-:•Wilkinsoir
the GOvernment,
with• refereopeeter-teeturniug:
of 'certain Ontario.
es of Refu •
ale,.
• to send them
-eremonths,but•
for thr
probation they
mittect as at 'firit,„
The' report of
was read. • •
Inspector- Tom's
_ , a
Huron Inspectorate,
ented„ and on
Quaid and Henderson
and -ordered printed:
, MrnPatterson,
presentative, was
dress:. the , Council.
rePort.was well
den -exprdised
Council.
a Mr. Haase,
engineer, Was
the .couneil.
Moltilihen-McQuaid:
ter of grants to
tion Seheols'emPloyingmily
er, be. referred
, ,
toe.: -Carried,
: McQualti:Onkei:-
eill memorialise
ment to amend
of Ontario, - Se
Shelter of:eanineennty,
red lir li eooltaitfoe-
•County Council
ed by them and
by the- County
CanntY Sheltets
the Same as
Refuge, and that
tion be sent to
Sent to Special
(Contioued
.
,,
14.
.;
• thi- 'County
Of the
:oadefailhe
.15 g. • easeaSed ,
between the -.ProVin,
On, a
- 4ing Colborne
a ii..,4 :.Munnings
.arY? 1924i
frayed out
Of tbe. town
•bgen levied
in 'by the
purposes, -Sent
'.•
That•a grant of
seed seow,sene
'•
1,6:, That'af grit ant of
ewer
Hoinette,-Bene
- , . ,
repreSen.ting
spoke to the eOinocil
imitates
lifotipitals to
-He- ' proposal
said th-e pro
out OO .Prohation,
-after six months
'
*Mild have to. be
: • ' • ,
the County .Engineer
-
report, re the
,.
...was :then
Motion of Messrs.
was received
in the minutes.
the Agricultitral
then asked to.
- Mr. •Patterson7s
received and the
the appreciation
. --Aleue
the District Highway
'present. and addressed
• •
That the
Fifth FormContinua-in
one
to Education Commit-
. , .
.,.. - ..- '... ,
That this
the -Ontario Govern-
Children's Aid
that the Children:is
be administer-
appointed bY'etiah-
atid ,paynientS
all payments be
Treasurer,:. ilia,.
-will be administered
the .County /rouse
copies of this
the Jo*, members,
Committee, '
on iciage 0)
.
,' - :
.
, e:
oa
naain
Town
as "A
and
.
.aneh
f
a
by
town •
to
$25
.,
$20 4,4'21.1reclheei$-.thA't,
beds
. to
-•
Roils- '
-1,66.
ad-
-- •
West,
pres- •
Mc-
Be-
ad-
'land
War-
of the
mat-
teach-
,
emm.
.
ActAlso
order-
Made
: that
of
inn..-
0
:
•
. a will
./1. D.
a true
an-
Mi'.
'proud
•
Penton,
was
Agnes,
shetime.
prob-
- -Af-
tInk
-..-
the
an'd in
by
in the
in
the
him
placed
came
and
family
—and
the
our-
the
in the
but the
in the
sink anti
the ship
she
to
ll
a'it
Brain,
„Irelmit,`,
1)1000
ho
May
:ann.
, :
baiglif
.
Pat.'', t:11
Altdi
,It 1_
41:0 :tti
S'I
,
TAT,
IN
P,
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0
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t ' ,
g A •.-
at'lec
- •
tiln.Y. doh,
Tofiternentr end
ferPeence: thereof
lritent 'and Veteran
rdtNihreirdZieetni3teLlt
My overseerse
brance Of MY love
• - s
tbrAcenEfs salteellt lowbesiteeieNki.thIleil
ponothert aencecissiinielow,
land and estate
need shall e
things .that may
standing as to
........., _ .....„ ,__
equttu .r_or
oreservacion -of
among a' my
•
. In vvitness whereof
put my hand
a the third 1111(133e,
• and liftie-fowre.
(Seal) THOMAS
Signed, sealed
presence of William
Barritt, Joseph
• Memorandum.
CoRins and Jose
in brief notes
mouth, the particulars
his will, did understand
cons of his
howse, proviemi
be during the
and not otherwise,
this 22nd, 3 'Mon
Edward Collins.
At a County
town the 20th
Hills, Mr. Wm.
ritt attested upon
ed named Thos.
being of sound
memory to their
this his last-
Tho. Danforth,
(From Middlesex
A true inventory
lands and estate
of Char_lestown,
Itfle.; 10:54:-
A king list
cattle, grain,
so house and
hundred .pounds;
the 'inventory
fortyttwo pounds
en the 25th of
• Jose* Hills,
Th4mas Blanchard's
in Halifax,
1637, in which
his family to
in Normandy
came, with
tt o other brothers
shire -in -1610.
two brothers
Blancliard,•for
proprietor of
whose nephew
the well known
buried inthe
Chelsea. Joseph
setts • in 1637.
The following
from.the gravestone
chard , (a descendant
Thomas), born
was interred
Grounds at
His two wive§
Stop, traveller,
what in my
Eighty-three
did run,
But now alas,
Within that
have,
And nine sweet.0
the grave.
Now vvorn
troub e presse
1
M,y mortal
does vest.
My soul immortal
With kindred
And left its
dust,
Tin the last
shall bust;
And then I
' ' . 'r.
•
. tlic - .
.
-Geo - •
.0 ‘0.
9. '% ':Fi
O ,,o, . '
*lab , s. rs
i
fer-the,•.hattir „par,
•nocoiding.toMy.true
eapportit' '
lrge9'tid):Iii:Lnd:
to irvilioni US a remero-
- . e-1 deelive'ten"111411--
"wily:46'113-e on
wehrOtoaleanvool '1:tlePoen telt ,a,
hereby disp- . as
.
and to sell all at
be detibtful under-
th
_ ein shell seem just
ttne -establishment •and
peace, love and unitie
relaeons. ' ,
I -have hereunto
and seale this 16th,day
011e thousand six
.
BLANCHARD.
and delivered in the
Sergent, John
Hills.
--That - we, Edward
h Bilis who tooke
P 7
fronejThos. Blanchard's
expressed in
the reserva-.IRON
wife's dwelling in the
for her _eight cows to
time of her widowhood
witness our hands
1654. -Joseph Bills,
Court held at Charles-
4th Mo., 1654, Mr. Jos.
Sergent .and John Bar-
oath that the abov-
Blanchard, deceased,
judgment and good
best knowledge, made
Will and Testament.-
Recorder.
Probate Files),
of all the goons
of Thomas Blanchard
deceased the."31.st 3rd
. : '
of ite,ma consisting Of
household' stuff, etc., al-
ground yalti,ed at three
the whole amount off
being six hundred and
and four pence. Tak-
the erd lido., by us.-
Edward Collins.
first wife died
Yorkshire, England, in
year he moved with
London. Ile was 3eorn
in France, in 1586, and
his brother Joseph, and
to Halifax in Yonk-
From one of the other
was descended William
sixty years editor and
the York Chronicle,
was illiam Blanchard,
playwright, who was
graveyard of St Luke's,
came to Illassachus-
epitaph was copied
of Thomas Blau-
of the original
August 4th, 1720, who
in the Blanchard: Burial
South Weymouth, Mass.
he interred beside him.
awhile and hear me tell
pilgrimage has me befel),
years my glass o
it has forever clone. _.
space two tender wives i
children followed to
with toil, with age and
d ,
fr e here in the grave
that has gone to be
spirits in eternity,
partner mouldering in the
trump, the stentntcanh
trust this mortal frame
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1.30 p.311. -"-Feeds mad Fe
2.45 P.m. --Feeding Ley
Ned Flock Management.
Thursday, February 1
10:00 a.m.-a-Breeding and
Chicks. . • , •
11-00 aan.-Egg'Grading;
p.m. -Fattening aik
2.46. p.m. -Marketing.
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.. • Pc9X$0.--* 'olvas bornna-leon
'1618.,OriCdied in Charlestown
..,b,Oe';:] in Engi.s.:ned.e1162.9-.
. Oar040-‘, ,?Pirr' • ' . - '
til.04-4y.,$!Otetser, daughter of
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r, nem, eiliero _he
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ellign in England in
„. . . , , „bundred
lk. a„ • .ma .,, ea. in Charlestown
mber.,16th-pli656 Susann Bates-
0 - an ---7-- • 7 a ,
Samuel Bates, of
h ' M. S-• 'removed to ••
ey-
,. as , ., . W
!Whe*".hendied August 27th,
i.i.g0,-IrWidewn married ' Deco"
-: Bees, pf Braintree, as , his
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From Middleamt Probate Files
! • -• -'. .03OatOnef.Mass.)
(Copy ox the origin ii will of Thos
ewe to New Eng-
in the year 163).
"In the.itantenef 'God, and through
strength of 1 ,Jesus Christ. My
Savior*, I, Thomas BlanChato,
.
Charlestown, in the Cointie . of..
being weak of body, but
.ffierele in sound memory, doe
this, my last will and testament
the MatterlelloWing:- •
First-•-.--I:.:give unto my beloved wife,
Blanchard, and my son, Nath-
new end of my
dayry house
* my sayed Wife.
I give' MOO; ' wife eight cows
three';'' dowrea are called
,140, ' -01:162T cows
arldo-gilie" Onto - -7 'Ire 6 -mufti'
and winters s •r or 'feed for
said eight cows,. .so many other
to be kept and, rikronided for by
in aii.saoeets, in rant-
of ;food -among •-libeir own cows.
I give unto my 'wife fiftie bush-
of corn a are (hiring her Inc to
Paid for by mY.,ecifecUtors, yearly
or •before the first of et the second
in ,wheate, rie,•pease, barle and
in equal propproons.
Also I give onto .qsay wife one of
beds I now ly an.With all things
thereto, • as also one-
part of all other bowshold stuff
the beddirre. to be set out
apporeoned by nit, overseers. Al-
I give unto my wife :my old mare,
aforesayed conyannhowsholol stuff
mare to be he and her heirs
I also doe ,disgose and be-
Benjamin ThOrnpson onto and
my wife to provide for and bring
in learning (at her own pleasure )
as to fit him forthe Universitie,
ease his parentS please to have him
her, and that she live to that
„
Secondly, I give tato 'my son Sam-
beside all my fernier gifts now in
, .
hands, the sutra ...cf fowrescore
where .& adz* pounds to be
in cattle upoli,:valtaation of my
at or before the first of the
month next 'atter my decease,
ten pounds in eorneat or before
.flret of the second month follow-
and ten pounds a year in cattle
corn, at or before,the first of the
month next after nay decease,
ten pounds a year in cattle and
at or before the first of the
•
month -for the space of fovrre
following. Samuel had already
his portion.11. I). B.
3rdly: I give mite raw sons, George
Nathan*. I, an my fame, bowsing
appurtenenc es . after my decease
them and their heirs forever, ex-
as before expVessed to the use
toy wife. .
GIRLS" AND
AT-HOME
'
Dont know why they c
Toronto Huron Old Bons, A
Perhaps the girls never grev
haps the boys do. The ol
pipe has gone the way of au
burned and poked out at t1-
Santa Claus brought me a
briar root with an amber MO
But it's no so 'gold as the c
must be an old boy mese"
though I'm a Grit till the
I grow conservative an' old
When it comes toe pipes and t
dinna like the begs. But
to spend the Biller and ge
new corncob. They dinna cos
as a briar roots with *lab
M
pieces, ye. ken. An' thinFrom
erdeen, but from Huron,
,obrneeb or „no corncob, I
the mild felf, at baine abe
home irt the Temple Buildli
to, last, Thursday : ,nig4irr.
and foremost; as the late
3/iillan used to ea.,, 'orb
blather out to the folk at
Ted it,, and yours truly
rig a bit of a confab in
which isIid.and it 'Irma.
the goo old days and the
pie of our day in the auld
towliships that both a tu
admire till this day -and
till the end. For whatever
been our successes in life-
ever they may be in site
auld folk of that other de
titled to the credit. .
Well, we had euchre a
and dancing, BOOM real dan
or your partners, cornet
same." you'll get what I
there were those modern tw
steps --made in four and
orchestra, was bang-up. T
sixaphone, but no the pi
floor is twice the size a
HalL and it was comfort&
times. I don't vrant to 4
ores, for as I said above,
but 1 believe there were
hundred present. Last yd
lime 'ran into below-zm
his year it was above 5
o the weather and the
location of the Temple hu
e desire of former If
. t- .
t gether-maae or one pe
Forbes and Doug. Wilson
Forbes no needs a megg-
Doug does, not so powerf
You heard them over the
Floody and Bob Holmes
Clinton; Bert MoCreath
Macloren, to Goderich; 7
Exeter; Lac. Kennedy t(
and the son of it 'first re
sels. We often try to r
the old folks under the
the cemeteries of Huron
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,
A WILL MA aE ill‘r-1639,
- • - •
The...following is a ef_)py- of
taken from a vault in Migiachiliett4
and given to Mr. Melvin .1., Blanchard,
of M,cKillpp, by his cousin," Mr.
Blanchard, of Toron,to. . It IS
copy of the wilt made by Thomas
Blanchard, in the year 1639,, the
cestor of the Blanchards, of which
34..J.• Blanchard is one of the
members:
"John Pent came from
L'hgland. The mother of John
Agnes; she hod a daughter.
married to — Barnes, by whom
had Richard and Elizabeth; Whe
ably married, Thomas Plimlitoia,
ter the death of her first; Inishand,
Barnes, Agnes, Jr., II/tarried in
land Thomas Blanchard in 1639-
• Her son • John having embarked
within a year previously, Agnes,
mother then aged and infirtn,her
daughter Agnes and husbguid
fent child, with her two children
her former husband, ethirarked
Ship Johnathan for New England-
1639.
Agnes -the mother, who before
emigration of hen son, lived with
in Penton, hard probably been
at Andover, from whence she
up to London ...With the Carriers
was with Thomas Blanehard'a
about a •month in London.
there was a gathering among
Christians at Bugle to help them
en Fifteen days out Agnes
daughter died, making 0 nen-copal-on
will (Which was afterwards 'allowed)
---and a gathering was made
ship to mit-her child to nurse,
thild died shoitly •afterivards
ship. Near the Bank of Newfound
nand Agnes the mother' fell
continued so. . About the 'time
claim to ,anchor in Boston arbor;
died and het son-ist-law' p•reditred
carry her to shore to lie buried.”.
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THOMAS BT.c.ANCItitILD, yik'lio
lio
f.Folla E00.0.ntl.* legto, Md in
tree), Miss.; in. 1.446401... /ix
ory, 1051, he bought a tom
'acr;e0 in •Itist loartof °bailee
which is.1.110w liguldet, lobere
warda lived and where he died:
21st, ,1664. 44., wife, ths third,
viv42rd hiv, Etta2 zAtrio vos ..14A21.,....;„
0,1$ she diAtt a' L0 iii lent'
greks.-41Sft's:1,162F thi yrsiv
.
.t. ' 4 E. .1110,L',64k;
64$40.-tti. itgOolhO :000114210..,-
%ttg* it 46 :4011444 2a. 'Off '144
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ei „, '-'i•,'
p,.: .! 0.- ,
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if they could but ,return 1
daughters
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their sons and
enjoying themselves a 1
miles away. And still ir
ful, former Huronites in 4
Dixey Land and in our ON
ti sitting in their oven horrne
mg to music and speech (
knew iri the long ago.
The ladies were beant
,. ed, the old boye. well dre
past was excellent. Sc
co3,31d one ' wish for.
But wait tj11 I get my
and I'll write more of 1
for they are worth eite's
BILL
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Dondon to Edi Ti',,
In the TillOrail -2 1 El
London, for Inhibit,
the London, radiant'
I nwasr to the mot $0,
o toktriet. Thit .
Agli irrAtty ilt,zEttotl
VILIN,.ztad: 0- 670,
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'eat. Hi. Advance
L.:la:0i "nu., Publishers
4 it•.'," and
v. tore!
it
.tnkled
are
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aired fele,
us,
ty
birds
ultt.04,
ding.
g Hens
,a45v2li
id `11,he'rras,
bps 01400g1
tad Pea,fl
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%Le* tlw-1
wor0 I
is an 01
sive walls.-
Valley,. has -a ''eat
Century. , Here 1)41.
clisim Were edilipte
school. On •Qie.:lior e
country" we .posed,
of Stafford; On tb
town is a: -
of am; old z.,i;
of Crewe has the largest''
works ii, the world,
Bearing men besides Me& otheis
with the running of Inc -a iVO
gime,. At 17garrhigto
the old Roman road from
eroseed the liver Men
on the ManchesterShip Canal
half-way between Liverpool
Chester. Preston is a large.city
port, on the river Ruble, at
Sea. It is connected with'
the next thief etation,b-Ya
country here is more hilly and t�.
north were rangesof high bine'.hi
Many sheep and cattle were grafi
among the Wis. The farm bzildin
were mostly of stone, and therewt
stone fences and hedges.
reached Oxenhohne, neai' Lake
derrem, the brill's and :_yalle*a.
marked everywhere by 4 'stone',„
around, the fields. There w
great hills on every, side, many
them pink withheather, and ther
saw the first blue bells. In some
the hay fields they were ,using
fashioned hand rakes. '
Soon after we reached
old market town near Lake- Ulle
ter. It is Vety, ancient, hein �nci
Roman station :It detroyed
the Dane?. in iFile year vAio-
I Killing,
A. Ben -
inion De-
r. J. W.
BOYS'
1 it the
ssociation,
old, per -
corncob
corncobs,
e bottom,
new pipe,
ourthpiece.
ld yin. I
Foral-
backbone,
fashioner
rousers. I
Pm going
meself a
t as much
em mouth-
tralk4‘
,was `muck
'We.saw tbe-•rdins of an 6
14P6-‘ ▪ u°4' the time of Richard
ut out at- which is in the border country,g, To:Cert ous for its historic memories :•
of the
e_eetit l'eAffre4- feudal strife between the Peretel
'Tann 'ne- Douglases, comtmemorated In rnfly
tin .'nes sO Border' ballads, -It Was origin
ame athat aRoman station and the ruins of"
were av" rime's Wall are refill near by. It was
eerner• destroyed by the Danes in fri§i but
ruy °ainlf
, - was restored by William ltufwiho
00UCO- built the castle. Alward
town. antParliament here, and asserafbleor his
anu forces here in 1296 to invade WO,
wel ▪ s° h welcomed Prince Charlie bele
maY "ave hattle of Culloden. The r.a,ftdr
and what- bells that had pealed a weieomeivere
life -the ordered to be rung 1530 more; an in -
Ys are en- terdict not removed until 1925. •Mm
Queen of Scots, was imprisoned iirt th
-
nd bridge,
cing, "hon -
castle after the battle of Laithaide
the During the Great War it was thin
lady ed with workers who were engaged--
mean, and the gigantic4 „Linunition werIM
o and titree Gretna. ,
til
five, The
ere was a At 4.15 p.m. we crossed the hound.
pes. The '
ary into Scotland, just six hours
f Cardno's
ter leaving London. Over the horde*
ly filled at we passed through Gretna Green,
stretch fig-
which is on the Solway Firth and '
Ian a Grit, Dunifrieshire. The town was fti
amrunthde ly notorious for the runaway- Mara
n-afive ly
tfheewr riages which took place_ there it be.'„
well (
big the nearest place within the
eroa
tish Border line. During the war the -
convenient
great munition works here eiderded,
ming -plus for miles around and were busy d
✓ ites to get and night. Cannobie Lee, mention
inn"Young Lochinvar," is nearby, aif
Etwgearnet busy.time
the river Esk, where the follecre4„.
phone, but of Prince Charlie braved the porilea
lly lunged. flood by linking arm in arm and
radio. Edter crossing, dunned themselves
talked to to the lively strains of the bagnili
and John in this district there were large"flocks
of sheep almost everywhere, ihe
owbleindigehkto
ain,
herds with their dogs, and very fllc
eve to Brus-
horses. The Borderland i
cture what $ nett
Highland nor Lowland, but a re
distinct, alluring and apart from
would
dockthink
others. The country on the 'EsegI
end listen to side is chiefly rugged moor land,
talking and ful only for pasturage, but on'.
undred odd Scottish side are great stretches
ore wonder-
fertile land, dales and valleys of
Heoreie or natural beauty. We passed
far West. Ecelefenhan, the birthplace of
Carlyle, and where the poet is hI
sf and
isoslettheen; We passed near severale.eiya
and could see the Pentland
gully gown- the right when nearing Edin
reached Edinburg at 6.15 p.
wet tthe re -
a more had a gang drive alohe
Street to my hotel.
new corncob,
he- old days,
time.
POWELL.
Seth)
scud
ton Stefan
Coal production in Alberts
was the largest ever, ranah
for all grades of. 6,980,/55-,
tires compiled, by the
show tho,t 1521 wtnt
of the best lirevlouS rome,
establishing a no'r
tory of the Albertei
lv Tha gonfOliOld
noteiTtset
dikta ' Be OW he -r
i'.0$110,1140.. Ail*" ": :
.440p40,11 lot*,