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Wednesday - I I I . hipments for month endbig Decem, ' ' - -(Ethel Miss Ruth Jackson,' Mug A ,ha me-, .. - ".."',
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'I . 'in things Canadian. A sentiment is- Jori&�,rand BilPlowl. We're engaged in 'Miss Lydia Be* Xiss 0. WKee, Miss - -.;--,,,,
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,, "local bacon, 97; bacorj� 204; butch �nountinj that we Are Canadiahs; ,we y s . I ." ." *jsfi ''�
" * . . the spirit of the people of their ers, 31 ; Courtj� Tbrointd.��Tn walked ---Mayor Miss .H. Wre : ''
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. On Motion of Mr. Geiger, seconded the � 18th verse of the Ist chapter of ,Walton -Total hogs, g83- 'seldbt east vs. west controversy is Went; 7� yadale, Mir., -.Mi D.iMdraggaft, . 1I �
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. ,ts elected Warden of Huron Coupty at as.a text book in .which man can Q and *1iot a few from .,else- . ,
The Warden then called for repo� Truck deliveries-T6tal ho . F10_h;-M-T-. A. Hewitt, Mr. Tom I �,�,L�,.'-�
.1 il I tele, 215: terev .... We, -.can look the -world in the Toront ,
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I inaugural meeting of �council last learn of Godwas upheld by M6 ' - . , �,,�
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% L" , 11 wde.K.' �; orator who dis;parag 150 �eit�s ,our ,g3*ndfa,ther!§,' ster� XT,,: D.-Donabe, . G., A. Hab- ., �. .. _ -
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1! . � Committee to r4brt. I . 11 of "' *'Huron County Locals --Total hogs, fathers,and ourselves have lived here pome gathering. eforiceded-to 1% the . ,,.z
. �, I ""_.�_ to forget that this is the ,greatest "' 6 1,773; � kirk (Seaforth), Mr. W.. 1. Bell (Sea- - ", 14 i
I . The Striking Committee report was 11 boolks. To -day Christ stands higher �2,852 - sele�t -[bacon 794 - a -con I best in its line in this capital city of . '..
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I .11 , A, I then pres6nted and read by the Clerk. butchers, 200; heavies, 65-- ligLs and Ontario. The women attired in their bf. ,� -� . ''.1111,
.- thanHe ev6r did'in world history. ioug 'nationalities we feel, that wp _;�c:, I
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I . On motion of Mr. McKibben, see- Corporation of the Countj of Huron, 0; extra heavies,5-.' finest, and the� 'men in "glad raes." �1.
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� 1 .2, 'king Committee was accepted durfh,gL the_year 1531, the sum. of for the wonderful help they are Huron County -Total hogs, 6,661 ; faced the hardships of -pioneer life in Others .. in Toronto ask how Huron Wh,atle-y, Wm.L Powell Mrs.�"A_._.P.. . ,�..
I I J" the-Stri . , - .1 Of 'select bacon, 1,792; bacon, 4,047; but- this larid our -present depression would exil s do it? The answer 1.9 simple.. W . IVI P . L .
, . sending to the dkidd-out. .district e rey, Mrs. Smith, rs. G.' "HissPy,� 1. . .. ,
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� '. . I and ordered printed in ... the minutes. $130,3.88.44 OA the count the Wiest'and predicted a. great future cbers,.589; heavies, 160; lights and appear as.nothing serious; they faced!The boys and girls of yestorroar are M ' .L,;'
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. 1. . ' . Exe6u-tive-J. J_Yoseh., 0. Geig.er, . _�-,Crgie -strength within flft�en years. In - . P I e of.the'lives,of those pioneers. School chums grown up.,' - "' and.Miss Rogers, Mrs. Chesney, A"_ c, � - - '! I �
- ` - P. W, &_-'Zitt, J ---W- Craigie I. S Wal- McKenzie -Moser: That. j. W I I � � 1. ing mpr _1_1
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* ' , Douglass. . . at.the home of Mr. and .Mrs. the members ,of Brucefield Horticul- ford, like. . corncob and smoke -it. "Unpq0alled by * �* * . , ; . 1��,
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I Goldthorpe, R. precigtipn and thanks� to forth f,, James G. ,Mullen., I tural Socibty and their friends met in England- the name given to any . . . ' '. �� �,,- I
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, I . . Smith, G S. McQuarrie, At. Miatheson,- Clubs of -G6deriehaqd( S46A .. . ! the school room of the United Church-baie .,Rt;b�41 . ficant Of fie w�Atherman- was unkind. - The - -Old Boys kno*.',, ,t:, � � . -
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, � James f;iper. ., I . their wonderful � work, i,With the crip- --- The program committee, consisting of a land called Ireland. Then -we have January - thaw wore ready-mades. it L . 1 � ,
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property�W. Hlaacke, W. Douglass, �rjed. I struction expenses, es awarded at the autumn flower we come to the name Baden, New ity. 'Just,read over . .the appended list I ' � - ._�,�
I . LL (Wallace-Trancis, That County bad policy to neglett the roads, but I ati,-Oe of the staunch old town. He ,;. _ �L'
. J. J. Mosin!, F. 1C. Taylor, W. J. stew- ,liqw,...providod A, , . pleas 11t ,"evening. Hambur and Berlin, which! the �eople �I,_� I"
. L .Kjh,eX,cut down'construetion, he said',, , . 9 and see how many I haA.to shalke talked to the.'imike" filke' 9sWeen�,� �' W .
. . .Clerk Holman_be� a member of the . nd, -
art. . ", . to W. suT,6 thAt't&ir maintenance was The program con, - � the follow- Aanged ,overnight to Kitchener, a harids with. And ri�� I'know why the year old. 4 .1 � L. : '1x:WW1'
. House of Refuge -J. McNabb, W. 3. Criminal Audit Board. -Carried. Solo, Miss Jean Mur- that tells us that the Germans are governor's.job-U�vaeant in Ontario. I . . I . ,.',,I I
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Stewart, embers d-,xk; reading, Miss EvA. Stiirckli'ouse; also waven into warp and woof of ourt, 'The energetic Floody had Perfeet ,Miss Jean Woods, gold medalliit ' . .��:,!
I I I _..it�, 1. J. Wright I North and South ITUrpri 'Plowmen's He impressed upon new in . . recitation Qyy' Betty Ailan; orchestra, population. For them we have -the command. ,He knew when and how the To Of � ... 4�",
. I L ' necessity of ,making a serious ronto General Hospital, was at .. �, . r
, Children's Shelter -L. H. Rader,.W. Associations receive each a grant of thle selection by T. B. Baird, Jarvis Hor- greatest respect. There is one man divisions would work. , I '"', I
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�, H. Sweitzer, J.,W. McKtbbori- $50.4Sent to Exechtive 'Committee. study of municipal be ton, Walter Moffatt and Stuart Baird of non -British stock who made a large .. .
'. i I Agricultural Ad'vitory-1. J. Wright, I (McKibbon-Geiger:_ -Thai the Clerk sure:thi?y were right in their acts _ ' It was either Tarzan Forbes, .or is the daughter of the Bayfield post- . . "� I
F,nd a flower making denionstration contribution to the early histor.y Of Tarzan MicOreath, or.perhaps both to- - . I .
,notify the municipal amendment t -Mrs. fore dotng tbem. ringham. Several this district, and it is of him I desire master. . � �'Iil
I J, E. Cardiff, J. Ballantyme, M. -Math- . v N gether, who were responsible for the - I . .
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, Old Agen Pensions -R, J. Bowman, - A very tasty luncheon under Van-Egniond. He was. born of Dutch e- - -kilts, but he was no . : . !, I ,�jll ,.
1. ,; ston, Croldifie .... diid ... Eilber, to meet the his address.
L I County Council on Thursday morning. present Provf * I ir,ittee. I monk wore th , . ,� ,
I Mr. Haase, 'the. incia .- both Goderich and SeafOrth. Mr;W_ 111. ,
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. J. W. McKibben. . . � Jamiesbn and Yotheringham, was.againt Spain,,Wben it came time for ever, must have�been in Aberdeen for welcome visitor. He will now, have- .. 2o"', 'r
Warden's,-Jl- W. Gamble, R. J. Sweitz,eir-Ballantyne: That we ask very briefly, speaking chiefly of the served a -t the close. ., - him to those a profession, he turned, a time. Dat monk qonld pick up . pen- . _. 1A
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'. .. ; A. McKenzie. . - I . Elgin, Street- in the Village of Cen- Taylor-Wiright: That ' Uniied -Ch,urch will -be done, to the army. That was in the . . . L�'
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. A I , -ad cut be made in all salaries paid offic- gation of th I peas. c� ... �,
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, i /�' I . MCKe117 � - ials which this council has power ov- . . ary 10th. period when -the ,French revolution So no chances w.pre taken of Mayor Police B�agisirate 'McIlveen, of .... .. .
, . �, Gamble -G. H. Elliott. ,System. -Sent to Good Roads. Com, . . Mr. and Mrs. Kipfer, who have been Was proving its capacity to,. shed . Daly or Mayor Lee of Goderich of - ... , I.,
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. IL", Cemetery ---AB. .M. Francis, J. Mc- mission. I . . I er,Sent to E,xeeut living in the Walker House for the blood. Anthony VanEgmond became saying they weie misquoted. The com-panied 1>7 .. I q �'
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. :,. . Nalbb. . past, few months, moved last week to an officer in the Dutch ''army, but camera man got, them in a couple of daughters. ' . 'L � -
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public trustee Of the G4erich Collegiate firm the appointment of'Traffic Of- ' . .; I'll.
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officers and Inspector Beacom, Re acciden�s London Road,,wbere -Mr. Kipfer will. a"n'idmade Holland a dependency Of cates, as do -politicians. The two may- Mr A. C. SmithL,"formerly of the, . ! ,,;,,
.(I � j�rrled. ficer Lever and that traf ' business as. France, and VanDgmond. -actually ors w ' :1, , I ��
, . .School Inspelctor for West Huron, Board for the ensuingtermi, .1 �eported to the Traffic Officer,, and carry on his barbering ere photoed with the monks and Wine ' ham'Advarilte, was quarantined L .
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I . under the. Liquor Control Act pro- atford, spent the week end at the 'in rItAly and in 'Spain. He became .a Of men." I . ... I "
tors to give .meet on Thursday. morning. ' Str . ,,, * * * - _,L "
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I I �these report% -but the Huron Inspec- home of Mrs. Janet Ross. Colonel and it is wo The kiddy car race was all fixed ,Mayor ,C. C.� Lee, of Goderic4, ,...,
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, ton, Messrs. Field and Beacom, on . . Bell-;Rcobins. _A quiet. but pretty VanEgmund was one of those who for a colored boy from Pipper's Dam M .�,
I est of the County,Council, ,McNabb -Geiger: That a resolution rs. Ue motored down'from Gode-. ... ��
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the requ .ett, wedding was solemnized on Saturday went with him on that journey and to to win. But Forbes did not figure
1, . . Under the head of enquiTiAs Mr, Ise sent to the Hen. 'R. ,, rich and eni2yed the event' immense- �;
f give.annual reports. . L at high noon at the home of Mr. and Moscow, and he was also one of'tbose closely enough, Wingbam "ran out ly. .1. ..".. ... I., � . -
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. The County'. C4uncil aiscussed with the Inspector under the Corn Borer y & rr Mrs. Richard Robins, Brucefield, when who, returned alive. His wife went oil him and got the prize. I 4- . . . �!
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Mr. Beacom several of the matte'rs re- A4Qt and the pay sheets be produced 'tmigi. Romanelli's orchestra sup- Mayor J. -Craig', of Barrie, and Mrs.. I �
All D. Henry, Premier of Ontario, asking '" . . .�
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I I.. pxirted on. .. . and read. . - . for a reduction in the talaries of sill thy, was united in marriage to Wil- the return a son was born. LaterVan plied the music for,the dancing and -p- r - ai - g .... we - re present and enjoyed them- � '.1, ", ",
4 Dr, -Yield, 'Inspector of Schools- for This was agreed to by the council. x liam James Forsythi son of Mr. and, Egm,qnd, after Napoleon had been suitable solos were rendered for the selves 1-mmens'ely. The mayor is a. 11 � . . . . . 1�
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% , reiented his re- MT. ,Stewart wanted to k -cent., owing to the depression . . ;�
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, , East HUTon, then p , . Mrs. Andrew 'Bell, of Kippen. Rev. banished, took service in the Nation- radio 'by Miss Elvile King bLnd Mrs' Goderiah Old boy. I .
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1 20 per . W A. Bremner officiated.� The bride al Dutch ar*my, and after Napoleon I �, ,
I , pprt. Owing to the' lengthy discus- assistant auctioneer had to have. a time. - , .,
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Bien on the previous' report, the dis- license. I Carried. ' 1 eniere'd the living roorn on the- arm escape he was called upon to fight Large numbers indulged in euchre Miss Sadie Walker, I'live wire" as- ,�.
. cussion was li-rm-ted,but Dr. Field an- the lilc6ftise of he� uncle, William S. Robins, to ij�lnst the leadier he had h&ompan- aild bridge in the gallery;- the prize. Aist - - I ,"",.
'It was pointed out that I Geiger -McNabb:- That we request ant secretary, led the Exeter con- . . , fi,��
swered several questions ffubmitted re was issued to One person. o�r County Engineer and Road CoTn,- the. strains of I�ohengrin's wedding led to Moscow and return. He was winners in. euchre beiTTg: Gent's 1st, tingent. I ,, �, I
' warch p w 0 Mrs. J. Saul . "'.
. seh�ol fairs and the secondi term, at 'Mr. Moser brought up the motion mission not to exceed one and a half layed by Miss Jean Murdock. *ith the allied forces at, Waterlo ; 2nd, Mr. J. R. 06usley;' , * *. * , " ..
* ,N&Tnal- . I .. �f of.. the report of the St mills on the dollar, and not to under- The bride's gow . and here he was wounded fo e ladies-Ist, Miss McPherson; 2nd, Robert Holmes, ex-M.P. for West I .�. I L
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The Inspectors were on motion mittee with reference to the Cbil- ankle length, and wore her mother's fourteenth time. 'Mrs. M. Scarlett. . �,
, rnittee. I �'. t vredding veil and orange blossoms. -Wont to Pennsylvania. Under the supervision of CFCA the New Era, was in his �dqry and hir . � ..� �
Messrs. Geiger and McNabb, given dren's ,Shelter ,Corn ake any new construction, except . . Huron, and ex -editor - ot the Clinton , c . .
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. .fot their able , The co-uricil on , motion of M`ii. .w She wore white moire shoes, and c-ar- "At t'hat time there was a move- proce�edirrgs were broadcast ,from stayed to the end of tkM',program. .., �
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. and.. fall reports and their reports Craigie, adjourned for ten minutes to CommissAL, d of enquiries, Coun- r1je!'d a bouquet of butterfly roses, lily ment of peasants and artisans from 1(1--30 to 11.30. . . ' * * * , . .. j. ,
. - were or&red pinted in th� minutes- allow this rhatter to be settled. Under tbb h,ea of tk e,valley and maiden ,hair fern. the old land toward the -new Amer- .Amongst those present were 'the Mrs. Wm. Newcombe, of North Bat- .1 - ,, � .
. .. - -V....." ma r t Engineeil'Patterson appeared be- Sbe was attended by Miss Etta 1301, Ica. VanEgmond was not one of those following: I . , 4
W.WeXibbon miade an explanation, The f tter wa.s ,Settled by .At . Y � , . ' tleford, Sask., was present with her
3-oldthorpe *ithdrawing from the . . 12� L�
report in- C fore the council by -request, relative of London, sister of the ere d Mrs. 11. B. Stowe, Mr. and I -.','��, ,
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,. to the work of,his office and ans*1er- ed in maroon crepe Mopain with shoes ,ge �, 1 f��
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I I 1, A�tion was deferred till later. . serted as it is proov'ided in the agtee- ed questions relating to certain matr t(, match, and carried a'bouquet of and standing. It seem's stran-ge that J. A McLaren apd Miss Mills, Mr. and formerly Mist; 'Wary Brown, of 13lyth. .." � L . 4, .
Applications for the position of In- ters, re drainage on the roads. Johanna Hill roses a�d mauve sw"t Mrs. 1?. FToody and Mi%s Floody, . 4d
, I $ s Act ment with the 06ur&ty Council that The Finaned"' Comm-dttee reported be should have left, .but it may have and I It. * McCreath, DT I I.." i I
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. speictm, under the ,Corn Borer 'is to ,be a qw-mber of i p^as. Mr. William Robins, brother of ,been that he felt the years Of pea" Mr. ond Mrs. B. . . Pedagues, 'high and yd ...were A",
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trong the Warden -1,-',1:, ,,',:,, , and the report was taken up in cTn- tbe 'bride, supported the groom. Dur- and Mrs. H. J. Hodgins and ?A r.4. _Iia,_ I.;, . %%% - I ,
were received from Mr. M. Arms that commAtee. I I I too tam'e after .the life of adventure well represented, ,some 41 being' in .'L .,
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Ittee with Mr. Geiger in the chair. - rs. W. A. Buch- . �,
of. IfUllett, and W. 'A. P. Keys, of 'On L re-aAsembling, Mr. McLeod, ""' the signing of the register, Miss which had been his. In 1819 VanEg- DeLacey, Mr. dbd M attendance. R
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Stanley. ,. Agricultural Representative, gave his Murdock sang "Until." The groo) mond, wi�h eight ornine children, left anan, Mr. and Mrs. D.. D. Wilson Mr. * * * As. �� ,
. 4-r. Harry McCreath, of Colborne, report to the ,council 01 th desmaid was a white and Mrs. Gee. E. Ferg Doctors and dentists counted up ta -.A
Al , e work .of tee and in council. �;ft to the bri for America, going to Indiana county . qson and Miss � t
addres-sed--the council re_Ae " The matter of equalization was con-' Id, brooch, to the liest man g.)'d . 'Fo bes . ",I ��� ;
matter the past year, and bis'outline of the go in Pennsylvania, where he managed- a Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ri 12 in the audience. ; . I., I
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11 of imiproving the Dunl sidered but defer -red to the June Y links, and t9 the pianist a cake 11 ses Forbes, Mr. R. C_ - * * * . . , , ,
op ftmb, prop- work for -the present year. cuf large Iarm and also keTit a store� In and the N i's 1. . . " V -
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... �_:-;!�-! 7-.....,., I . _' L" I . i, . meeting of couniffl. ing the Weed, -g, Mr. H. L Mlor- . . ,�� L
_ er.ty. The Appropriation for''hi�--work,'in- ,Sweitzer_Bo,vnnan: That P e. -ow the Waterloo campaign Van Egmondi King andMiss Kin President Harry Stowe had a smile, ,vw, "..
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. ....... . 'D rider the head- of enquiries, Mr. eluding personal work and those of a by-law was -erved. The dining"-toom' was may have ,-net Sir John Cockburn rish and the Misses MorrNh Miss J. b- - ., thi�tide of a "house, and' . 11 .1 I I .
I ,Stewart wanted to know what the be prepardd -to confirm the Appoint- tastely decorated in pink and whif3, ',' Tuftef (Seaforth), Miss g0ie Walk- " 'g a e went thim' one beiier. ' " 1, , t. I
- his assistanto office and supplies, has Of Traffic Officer Lever, and ng centred with the who had since been sent iob Uppe -Mrs. Stow :�� ....
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I � Corn Borer lnsp'e�tor got per day, been'tut"froin $7,000 to $6,000, the rA'ent Canada by the British government. er, Miss L. E. Knox, Mrs. 1. H. Brown, I . ", �.
'etc. , the work. v�here it is possible, traffic aceidents bride's cake. The happy couple left Dr. and Mrs. B. Camipbell, Dr. and , �;` ; c,
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.. county grant being $500 to At any rate VanEgmond in 1827 came iMrs G. C. Young had charge of'th(r �:�,` I
I be reported to the traffic 'Dfficer and amid sl�owers of confetti for Toronto, , this ,country and went to Waterloo �4rs. H. W. Waters, 'Dr. J. P.. Flem- ' , ' ' S'UP-, I . ,
Mr. Girm ,be ' ing 'present, was asked Formerly about $T',M6 w4s the total `0 bridge players, while Mr. stowe - . 14 ��
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I '10 explain his work.gs to time, etc- � . , that he be abliF to lay information. Peterboro and Boston, the bride trav- ing and Mrs. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. . . , , �Z I
� appropriation' yearly.' � d the euchre players. " A.
ier the Liqu�r ,Control Act provid- Ring in a green piftied crepe dkess,' 'here he rentdd a farm for one year. ervise _1
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Mr. Ginn went very fully into his Replying to a cfuestion, re the cbrn' un� ' e . It wa's there he met John Galt, just W. H. Pearson, Mrs. J. Glen ana Miss I * * * : . . t , �:�t ., I
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W()'i*, explainink 'the -method df work borer inspe�tfon, he said it had ac- e' by,,By-law No. 5, Mon h On . Glen, Mr. R. A. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. . :. I'll ,.,
I , g with traf- fur cant and accessories to matd . the out from Scot).And whose business it ,Secretary Moody sold'.120 ti�ketx. .. , I ... M.,
�� k P their return they will reside on J.H. H. Lowery,. 7&'. and Mrs. Atbol I is; .11111,
in fighting this j�est- , ' dutie$ "Nothing succeeds hke_�utcess,' . �'.
. cording to littormlation furnished lifitat fic - ti " "' ' laid the was to sioek the `ae�eloprnent of the �
I ich ThA;g"'M6 ion was over at Oull farm near Kippen.. ItcQuarrie, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. CurL " I � .. :::: ... �
1 " V Many questiots.,werd asked wb slighily increased the past year. Huron Tract on behalf 6f the Canada , his motto. .
I 'A ' -was re-introduc- ere 8 , .:� .
� I ie 'a lyreidou�,#ession but The YXA. of Brucefield Church, 'Company, Galt's idea was to build rie, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Morris, Mr. 1, 1
I he answ.6red full:� as to the in 1bh0d The Waiden exp�essed his apP�reei - I I . k"...
.. I of procedure. - tion of Mr. ,McLeod% address. ed ]and Passed. held their regular meeting oir Monday reads first if the company expecteA and Mrs. ,Gee. Stogdill, Aft. and Mrs. Mrs. Edna Wells cavie.-up,fibift Mg- I ", ,:.: ".1 �
, Moved by Messrs. Ballantynb and MdLau'hlan, , - Newcombe (N I .'.�,
eveninig with William ,g 7 be was F. Nendick, Mrs. W "', -
MT. McNabb spoke of the need of Mr. irwing, a. former Provincial I settlers io come in, so in 182 , .., ., ;,"t �.
� I ,.- ., .... introducing some sort of road motion Engineer, was asked to speuk. Archfibald, that wages td'be paid for the devotional convenor in charge. ngttleford, Sask.), Miss Elva Lavis : ton, Mass., to attend the event. Ahw I.:
. work, ne on the county roads dupr,�. The preparing to construct the road from was fQ,rmerly Edna Irwin of06iife.
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. I papers , a: , ii10%teraent that County lng foT man and team and 20 rfi i�. ite EAgaged V'anEg6nofti. ii Sam reasuT son *as, a b'ufAVI, �,�.".
, "'did, 'not ptr . Good, Mrs. H. . Aght. I . , .1�111,ql
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W. Wright see tbe; need hour and ,Ed. MicLeod, read the Sr- Vt� Good, rs. J
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� of going'bak to statute, labor, but . ered, they wete a cents per'hour for Then- ent to Williern MaLaujhian- -there le'd in Galt needed a ingm to supervise Ken .. . . .
f Good Roads Coftnission. W . . E. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. W. 6 P1 I I
� I that Turnberry had allowed Men to fA,etor in'tte geilp,,ral government of prayer. The'hymn; "Only TrIldt Him" and also to take contracts for clear- � , � _.. I
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1 Moved by L. E. Cardiff and J. W. was sutig and Mr...-Brel4net gave a McIntosh, Mr., and Mrs. M. &arleft, " �',��
or dd, 6thor ing the roadwaV.VanEgniond was the , 1. 0. S�ott, Mr. and "See the voii4d'dking, Haftlisr 00T"111 - ., �',..-Ito. "I
I go out and draw gravel � , 6ut �otqfttr and proVino,6 and had a Garhnble that the Warden and I J. . inspiring and interesting talk Mr. and, Mrs. ,�.',_ I ,�
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the pailiolm same as , I � as they, v�erp in eloge, edututiVith"the man of the Agrieultur�- on f"What Did Jeslus Teach About afford to engage men and, keep the!in Mrs. T. Musta P � . nevmpa Lan as th �� �
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" ; t the ... e : called b' the, Minister tOaj charge and,the raimtes'of the and then take his own pay� in'la: A.'Petrie; Al�r. and' Mrs. Geo. Donald- I * * *.. .. I 11 � . � �. �.
I . Mr. - Young, County Treasurei 9&* ,Was rAikh tulk rokAVding salari6s, grants, whith was the atft'rigenvent' R Ek-tcheson Mt. a* V�ftfdefft � ,
I �, an accoutt of the filianow of *4 po. of A11111,111,6 - for February 4th, in last meeting were read and adopted. avider, which he Worlcbd. Van.Egworid sot L.And Mrs. I . I uonbti WItfoid thyrr ..f�
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