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. on. his � , iss Isdabel 14anson, of D*- session was 'itsk, 'A.'', 400'.. � -��11 I �.- 1
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aide�- the French, -aided by,the Dutch eausp �� became & mat_ -Colonel ge some general directioias ed him and lugx, . Toronto jail. allow a volley to ,he fired over -the . made aid, calvied, �k�#, .41 'r I'll , .1
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with ease. -For the .. � agins. VanMgmoi4j. attacked by Itbecause Toy ,father vgas, Macke Walker-Edighoffer�—A very happy $ecutive J,earss thus =Q= - %� � �
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tives (to ,anticipate the name) select- A few minutes later, the sentinels hospital. '�.� fie was march- away, the citizens of Huron and - ry, I - ",
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Or himself; ers, chose VanEg . Hustings- over the brow of 'Gallows 101. Silas tion. VanlEgrnond , -his foot, to the memory of the man who .first V7� P 11 ,
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were erected at' Goderich, ,but the - I Windsor. The bride wore an en- of Hemet, Colo., Ulso one Orn ,,,, �,�L"d
there are local traditions of.his. cain- com- betray rum. T-ne '- "" 1 vweve, -who took the leading part in. the _,
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. night before the election' they were your arms, men! The enemy's ,.." . senible suit, her cout was, natural Margaret Dunbar, of ,Bbr-1074. . 11 ,,� . . . . . . . . . I �
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V, paig6ing in Italy'and Spain, but it is burnt by a party supposed . to be ing and nomistake! No, false alarm plied, "Why do you 0. � y foot, . founding of these with dress of rose biege deaths were reported: Mrs. CaTrie, , �' �, '1111'11'�V� �;
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in .the march, to Moscow in 1812. -His O . % W. B. KEIRR. , �� -- .., , �,�,�,;�,
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od 150 yards west of was no �, friends for a few days, they left Mon- husband, John. ,Lines. There fi-ave be6w " �' �`%
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try he changedsides, and took service heads left broken thali whole. - The the tavern ... Fullarton and Toronto. They will be . i .1,
under the ,King of Holland, restored J of parade, I to Mr. and 'Mrs, Charles, Templar, a - ,";L
days, election was reported in the issue of armed men, 60 in number, in the There is a local trad# ,,, I �, , 1.
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tiv,e journal of Toronto, but Vangg- armed, stood beside the tavern or given him by one of jh�p,�-sons- If this . ' , .11 ��
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attached firs were the case, th�.,'e'rl""' ve is quite 345 -3.20 -Mayor Golding. ., �.�
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lessly burlegqued with not a few un- The government troops, under com- clear. If Van -, oneer I ���, �
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time, to ftaRe part at Waterloo. In ayor Golding. .. T-,
this campaign, he became acquainted favorable -allusions to his appearance mand of Fitzgibbon, the hero of 1913, wouldhave 'been trief,a'Por treason and 3.40-3.4,5--M "� �-���rp �
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1� They execu ' C#,nd Matthews. 3.45.4.00 --Unveiling, Mr. Robertson, , ", ",� ,.I � I
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tendered a reception to Rev. and'Mxs. Ruth Caldwell, daughter ,of Mr, and ;i� -
actually said. About the only -posi- Yonge Street and opened fire on the being ,brought hom4-i't'�'tie coffin was 4.00-4.07--�Mayor Golding and Mr. � �-";!�",.. `�
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VanEginond had been wounded four- rees and the pretext of searehi-nij,",', arms. 4.07 -4.1 -5 -Official apenin .rio, was married, to Harvey Tay . * ' igl,!
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I times, whichis, a sufficient indi- it is that the Colonel'cametw.o hours stationed his men. The t e6�W in the To- - way. ly filled purse, while the -ladies galve', lor, also of Brucefield. The 91&st`� . , � J1, 1 � 1,
teer), - however, 'were a fair -His death, was. r :..-X "...
late to the nomination, accon�.panied brush heaps, `-6 comm,e s Clinton. Mrs. Elder a fine kitchen and pantry son of Mr.'and Mrs. Gullek Johnson, 11, . ,, ,
catAon of his qualities as a. s6ldier, I on (and, prevented -more ,than ronto papers, witJ,U,A nt - 4.15 -4.30 -On the way to , .1-11
At the close of the wa' by his two sons. This paper also Protecti , shower. A very enjoyable ,evening of Albert Lea, Minn., was married ..... ...,;, ,- " �
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deci - muskets. But the rwhing - of the verse ke and hts e Y rm- to hold the next miet$ing on tho first- .
. . an that its figures are of no value. . branches feat. I I m Miss proving -the appearance ,of her -home Sundarsin August, 1929, 14 .Souer , " 'il
migrated to the, United I I �J, Aft tb6 �, ,,�,-"�-,,�,
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settled in Indiana County, 3 1-' The election -had turned out unfor- balls and the cras)iin; of the ni"-1,11011OTS' Vast, Mary- Gertrude Harcourt and Master by the addition ol a riew kitcheri.- park, Lgmsing� , er , 11 111,
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I I vania. tuiTately -for VanEgiriond. T . he next alarmed them and they were soon in "The richhe.pror .,,,,,,., -imshy, was the -ing, a very intereoting'13rogftm� . I " "
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ARer eight years',he re I Laurier Harcourt have returned meet ;:,."N'
he was causing concem, to the eon -fusion. VanEgmond and Lount To Gibson, and to UVit . t',�
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� � to Upper Canada,'for reasons we can year e defence in ToBidwell, R ng their vacation guest of Mr. and MTs. S. A. Miller . , -1,4;&
ssioners of TuckerMith. One had attempted to direct th �: , t 11 of Mr. and Mrs. P. G& last week end. -Mrs. Booth and diffe ... t members, Song:s�,, Tecitation&- . -1
only guess; he made his home in,'CoMirfli -ad V= at the home - � `:1-3-�t�,�
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After .three Or, of their minutes reads: ,C.Met Jan�u- the wood, but, perceiving the strength And Lloyd a vq,,.9moun . er friends daughter, of Toronto, spent the last and piano solo& .. , '�,�
. loo county. at the hou Of W. Fowler of the militia, they saw th - The, Cobourg Stax;,# Wednesday, -bons, of Wing1ham, and oth The.bolIntiful. din.- ffl',
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ebur years in Oj tion'could not -he held and -gave the January 17th, � rch, -Alch has been under- P1,
Canada jjgnd Comp- and ,considered the disturbed state � e after spend- -Our chu weatlier war. served on the spacious; �
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I I contract with the, � p- in .consequence of order to, , , -reanodelling is nt-aring com, mrs one 1*4g,� . . ,;� �
. t=d' just be- ing, the -past two months in Europe.- going ,front p ' i , j4a,� -.1". I
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ect three houses The commissioners agreed to adjourn the inSuTgen ' er fatf&, -who has hawdalan up-to-date. ,I I
Rode dation of parties until March 12th, meantime to pres- wood and -retreated to the -north, goinery'g, a -ad who had, since been ing On h and consisting of �very 600d thi !1911 I -.,
� or the accommo . of As- VanEgniond and Lount following arrested for high treason, died in the operation, on his eyes. -One day last -<c:— � from chicken to watermelon and ice Z, i
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- Moving in to settle on Canada COM- ent -a petition to the House .. The government guns now ad- hospital on Thursday last- after an ill- week Harvey Shane, Norman Geddes, BRUCEFIELD cream. The afternoon was spent in! I � � 1�, I .,
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pany Land; one i on miles it were ever sent, is not now to be van�ed and aent two shots through ness, of a few days' continuance." John Green and Henry Ross motored Notes.-Mr.and Mrs. J. Rattenbury ,��
one d in the Ontario Arciiives. We the main body of the tavern. The ,Mackenzie ,,had -attached Van Eg- to Hepworth -and were successful in family spent the week end at the late hour, when all said good-bye and. . -,".",111
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northwest -of Seaforth. ured out in fright and monVs name to a proclamation from landing sixty-two trout, all of ic and .�,W
in return for foun -V% 11 departed for their several homes, de-- .
-him 13,000 are left to. speculate as to the nature men inside PO o were fairly large. - Mr. and Mrs. home of the former's parents, Mr. and claring this to be one of the best of' ., -� -A
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this, the Cpinpamy granted The insurgent Navy Island (printed in the Toront Mrs, William Rattenbury.-Mrs. Dun- .:-"T, .
-both sides Of the road in the of the Coloinel%, meeting. Perhaps fled into ,the forest. On learn- Patrick Gibbons last week enjoyed a. all the reunions." . . a
acres on , the army dissolved. The skirmish ha,d Mirror of December 30th). lop and farnily, who have been the ---.<>— :��-�,,�
present Huron and Perth Counties; among the suIbjects diseus4ed lasted 15 or 2,0 minutes, One of ing of the Colonel's death, ,he wrote visit from their son, Rev. Father Gib- guests of her sister, Mrs. Dan Mun- I .,�Ik ,
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", orty, fifty and sixty ment hud a prominent place. 'an old friend, Reiv. Father Beal, of La Sal- I �,,
each of his inns, f reference was died later of wounds.. No govern- ver. '�Colon-el Van Egmont, Angeles, last week. -The many friends Eighth Line Notes-4Mr. and Mrs: � ,"..
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. pounds re,spectively, on condition that possi ment soldier was even seriously officer of Ntapoleon�s army, of Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead will be sorry Ed. Ro,se recently spent Sunday at . 1. A
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vailing in the older settlements. Such whole -o,f 1837, the cominissioners woun " Tract, joined us ,back of China, and is,on a brief holiday be- to fall andbreak a bone in her ankle. that Mr. William Rapien, who has' �',',��,,
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,i,Egm,ond to do V starting for the Orient. -Mr. and
a contract could be carried. out by no fought to compel' Vai ;ape, his 1ho 'before our last bat- fore She will be confined to her bed for a been quite ill, is now improving. -,A .",,�
., poor itAn, VanEg labor; in the end they made esc rse. He rode up to a Tor,onto an hour oner, starved into Mrs. John Galbraith are in Toronto � 1:1 A
�, mond bad inherited statute few weeks. -Rev. W. A. Bremner will number from this vicinity spent Sun- A
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-nt of one pound nine shillings to fly together or separately. Then sickness; sent to the Mr. Henry J. a . -1� �11
which �he brought to America they saw the smoke from the burning dead, and 16 -now under the clod. The daughter, Alba, to Sunday as he and his family are ex- will be celeb�nated in the Evan-gelic I 'Ji
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done fairly well in, Pennsylvania, and and three . pence, -about $7.50 then, m and scattered in every direc- Colonel was a native of Holland, and Rahloes.-Mrs. L. Campbell and lit- !�
- valu tave , ., pected -home fram their holiday trip church here on Sunday, September � �� "
., was rightly repvAed to be rich .!and but' in present day es not far lonel with some ' com- my particular friend. " . tle daughter, of Detroit, are visiting this week. -Mr. and Mrs. Lowery and 9th, at 1.30 p.1m. Everybody welcome. - ;� I
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Prosperous. from $30. Why the Colonel refused tion. The Co end of (a .man who with ,her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. - .",
-so trifling to him, is paniona made his Way to ,the north. Such was the daughter, Of Wisconsin, visited Mrs;. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regele and' I ,
_VnEgniond to pay a sbm, McElroy.-M.r. and Mrs. Robert Al- I : .-
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He judged that the While this petty affair was ,being north. of Montgomery's, they were ov- pole wars, who had 4dentified him- len motored to North Bay to visit ,
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e his home there. in Upper Canada was coming to a- Bush, of - �,,.,
.. and decided to mAk y- should try to reach the settlement of the province. We of Toronto. -Mr. and Mrs. Art Mrs. 'M. Hully and babe (nee Lorna day with relatives on our line. -Mr.-- -,
Accordhigly, he settled on the Hullett, climax. Vanftniond -had certainly that the: ntier. Mackenoie, sue- this generation are fairly agreed that Buffalo, are visiting friends in. town. I , *� , ;;;; " I - �
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Sid , probably in escaping. The old Colonel, Family CoMpaCt TU of midsummer weddings was
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Clinton, � - 7iZrldv rco,me - desired. But, however just we inay tieSt Aikeohead, and other friends'at pres � -
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described as "a tall, fine, soldi third, week in November, , . . . �`
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gave him a stoop; 1837, Rollyh ey-Oressed to - Mackenzie -----.--L- —'—— -- -- ------ — Brucefield Hoxt I � I
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his features,were good, his nose large. I his desire to secure a trained mili- - . .1 - -- `7!1: � ;! �:! 11' l� 1! 1::::;!:� :1 pir m Walton last week. . �
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a �10 under his hat;" a tain the services of one of the most I —. en in the evening. -Miss Helen David Lot 25, ,Concession 14,i. ,��
se cap, even I = son left Monday to attend the Wester- late residence, 1 �
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/ .and thoroughly trained of- I s. R. IL of the township of McKillop, Mr. Geo..� � ." ,
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11� be was concealing iaars, partly cut off.' ficers in the country, -and named Col. — ' . . I = Hart and son, Jack, of Winnipeg, who Dickson, in his 60th year, after a .,�' 1.
The same' au.thority praises him as VanEgmond. The two leaders ar- = wi 1.
asal " ranged tNat 'Mackenzie should com- 0 have been visiting Mrs. A. Davidson lingering illness which be bore th -�
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[ways the Triend of the settler, great fortitude and resi:
and in, -illustration states that while- municate -with the Volonel immedi- = Friday. I will of Him who gui4es and directs i�l 11
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-A � V,an,EgT,otd was at Niagaim, ,himself ately. Several days later, about = From California. -How proud Can- all things well., Mr. Dickson wag'. I �...,,
the move t,O,VV,ateTlOO, he found a November 24th, Rolph learned that 0 = '�,'
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Williams, winner in born on the neighboring homesteaKV ,.,
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load of Settlers who were especially Van]Dgmiond . = the Olympic games. I read in the and resided all 'his life in the i '.
arim.,ous to go-,thiough; 'he went to command, and would be at Mout- �— / --=, Los Angeles papers of the congratu- mediate locality. He was the Young- .11 ��
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much trouble to assist then, and even gGrnery's for that pfirpose early OnS , = '41
Uh. why the c6lorkel'i— 'th the Bzmeft BTv& = lations of the high officials of Canada. est son of eight children, seven sons ��,,.
left his,own. belongings behand, among Decefit)er . A Baby Dephatt WR � and one daughter, the family of the 4.
. of himself which with his military experience, was not I = =— When the news reached Los Angeles s. Dickson, Who were . "�
X--" , thems large portrait I = the Canadian Society of Southern late John and Mr � .�!,, ,;
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disappeq;red. Mixtual help, however, summoned as soon , a the decision to, a— Cinus, the Largest Pvlotoa, Show 'an Cmn- = C-alife,mial met to celebrate the vic'- so greatly rev,6rencod in the larga'dr- I.,
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I feature of revolt was reached, is, not explained = y in which they* . . ....
was not an uncommon = = tory at, their club, proud of the e,vent. cle in the communit I t
. I uthorities. From Mae- — f"Tcue Dj�y �;.
, by any of our a . adz, wn'RR be ChTaWenzd On a. = Miss N. Golter, of Vancouver, was lived. Apart from his business as a ,,
1honeer days. pblnt,.the omission — . � = " L
h, The CbIOUPI Was not, to be exact, kenzie's- own standj = � = the guest of honor, California is a farmer, Mr. Dickson was a great'ad .
Gode-. was A serious blunder. One of the — . — jud& of goW ... "IL 1
the first .settler in Huron-, the - = fine pla,ce, and the Canadians are well mirer as well as a ��- I
F ose aceent is — - I me . " . .. �
had, :been 'Occupied in 1927. insurgent soldiers, wh, = . = te4eated, but when it comes to Can,ad- horses, and spent much of'his ti In I,
rich area Landmarks of andling -of these, I ,.I:,
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. But he wasthe first Oiitside thot port. quoted in Rdbertsoli�s, = , � I —= ian honors, they clap their ha-nds and the buying and h, " �",
His were th%s first horses brought in- Toronto aaidthat if VanEgmond had =— I - I 1, the victors of thedr native animals. In this way and being of a.' . �,,
� '� ti,em at the commencement --
nd the only w = , '= land. The Americans were disap- very f :1,
---- I . agorts at been wit ��) ri,--ndly cheerful disposition, he I �.,
to the tract, a — SEAFORTH9 AUGU'T �, .' I pointed, �,'
I lag harvested, his first crop h t,he city, — but I will say they gave the made hos-to of friend�s, as was RMOW .�
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11 the -time. on. of Whatever the reason� the 'attack on olboy winner the honor attested in the l�arge assemblag -
-in the fall olf 1829. in ce'lebreti e E I �: Canadi,an soho '��;�
- , din- Toronto ww undertaken in tb W � = at the funeral com-,
. � , this .Z-,vent,he invited guests to 8 , . After its- repulse, I= = due him. There is a good deal of which waspresent '�-,';I�
., , , )ay the last tribute 6f re- - m:;:
I , When these had 85seMbl- 0010110l'S, A%Z'4-ne&- rl`� ' � =— talk here of the joining of the Pres- inony to I �,
�. :MT party. i g ,merit. The fun- � . �:�..�
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,4-, ,�A A dq1il& q es lv*d to wait for re� I= I = byterian and Methodist � .
, 11 � , . was, ,,hajid,ed to Madame the lead ,ra r 0, M mayeir voldhag WHR Fealorm &e CWMMV, churthes.. spect to departin ed by Rev. - ., "I'
� - -,�.'."VMg. sh6 was asked to cut inforesmAnts and VanEgniond before 1 _ - 5= peak of the Union, in Canada as eral service waa conduct I '. 1, ,,�,,,
. � gM*ind gad I � t — , I . 0 � They 6 & th place Of I �1'ii�',',
f 't � 'h �tf which she did. T'hen a seo�nd �atb��-Pt: Wang A I = a fine Ithing. VV'�-11, I do Dot knOV; Mr. Mains, Of V It011, e ,,i��
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the labld'n'el' s" ' I ai it may be all right in time, -but Prea- interment being Brussels ce , ,, �,
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lgumplfWd a;tbtato6s, Wnle OfthGro rived at Mottgomerylqg 'Tavern at 9 ME I I = byterianz are bard to plewe.-Bessie the pallbearers being six 4fithe usi&- , "I 11 �
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I December 7th. He = ei" I I ,�, ��,,��
" I sevev?#outidett. � -These -Were latsir Put a.m., Thursday, , � McGregor, formerly Of Brucerfield. bors, Joshua Pollard, John sh . �V'
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0,11 the tan,ralle, 11WIS had brealffait in 0, Private room with, M m bune of George Jackson, Waltar Swallow, Jos. � . -, -
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� as proolot thp prodwifivit,.Vof Huron Miackem � 2 Goleman, Michigan, gives 46he f0llow- DMITiAM Snd F�Ob Rei - , � ,,, 1ppll
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I BA (if Cream kow ie. seafoak umamou =Mz ing account of the Thompson -Walton. to mourn. the loss of an Ver thou'a, ., �j,
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� g'aX oiid'llad clusion of the in, -al, a council of -war . -9 and -
!, Mad groving ctbp9'p T6 Im I I — family reunion, whieh will be of in- ft indulgent husband and �,,ar ' .: �:!;
, Niackenzie Vroposed An old lZuran friends of 4--nt, the ,partner of his life, Whtml I ��rrg,i
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th4j Huron Road A ,Pit= 2f'Ohij�'601ft-. , izMediate ,attack on . I Sr., who was maiden Tm,Tn,e W,u .,� ,,�.
I � up- Mr. Thompson Walton, �, � . ',J,',',4i -
�- � , , , arb cu,t0*'*tiba'W,a' r0W01,Csmen,t§ had -not W I I U -- --- I — .1 Perfemance never a COTWETO SEAFORTH W born (and raised in thiff vicinity and with' -two &ughter,% ,M'&s td'cwr S'ad; I", ,,�!�,4,;,
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'� *66k- wk',O`V� , fi? � d V66 ead were teducOA tt; "The fifth annual nunjoo vAth tIK4r mobbew. Them 19 �*O I
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