Huron Record, 1881-11-25, Page 8Stanley.
'The- tru'tee'e of S. S. No. 13, have
engaged Mr. Jay \1cllunal'l as teacher
for the ensuing; year in the ;duce of Mr.
I). A.. Met)ouald who leaves for Tuck
ers.mith. •
We notice that the superintendent
of the Bethel Sabbath School' has intro-
duced. printed . pledges into the oclhool
anns getting all' tlhte'boys to sign therm
Lt is a' tirstelaas idea, to prove iit youth
from theuse of intoaiieatlug liquors awl
tobacco,
file
StOKNEss.—The ' many -friends of
Mrs, J. Grumhnette .wa'l'l be•sorry to
hear of -her being- very ill e.if the quiis '
paEassTATIoN,. -^^N'Liss Martha -cior-
row, organist Of Nile S1Xethodii;t C111rreli-
receiveel a handsome present ill tile'
form' of a'beautiful. writing desk.and a
purse.of four dollars from the • congre-•
Wien as -e swat), • ttoken of ber services
rendered as organist,
goCIAL.—A chicken social 'was held
in the Methodist Church loth inst.
The pastor gibe a beautifgl address,
also short addresses:. were given by
Hetherington, Echlin, Tiffin,-- and
-.Brown. The choir rendered some ex-
cellent music for. the occasion The
proceeds amounted to over $31. • •
Hallett.
i11rs, John gown is at present ab-
sent visiting friends ie the vi.luit$ of
Gast.
The fenerai of Air. David Reid, of
II'arl:oult`r ou Friday .la's't, was largely
atteedied.
Mr. W. SaFaderson had his shoulder_
dislouateel by a barn door falling on It
en •111.0hldaw.•
Ws. Thos. Shobbrook has been in-
disposed for some time, but under skit-
fol lnedieal care is recovering.
Everybody— and their relations are
looki•ngp strayed stock.. They ought,
Wiugltaui.
PF:FtsciNAt.--.Miss Orr, of St. Bel
en's, is visiting•lier sister, Mrs. Corm
yn. We'wlslr her a good tune.
Mr. D.:C, Sullivan- has disposed of
the Tivzes to Messrs. Wiley & Edward•of.
Strathroy, who took•possesateni on Fri-
day last..
A new skating ,rink is • being .built•
near the station, , size 56x10. . feet.
Mr. L. •J, Brace. has' the contract:.
W hen finished .this will .he one .of the
finest .rinks in the county:. •. •
A very stseesssful• detertain hent was
held in the 'town hall • mit Thursday
evening, l i u
th inat., rider the '•auspices
of. St. Paul's church. .The progratu.,.0'
Was an interesting one,, . and a very
. handsotile'suni was realized.
els one of the many practical exaui-
pies of the N..P. in Winghani, may be,
'instanced the very 'extensive business
now done by Messrs. Scott tt Bell's
furniture factory, Tbei .establishment
bas,now double the amount of ha.rds•.
they had.formerly.employe(T, ands have
added extensively to their premises.:
They ship a car load of.' fu'rurture to
Manitoba every week alone; and Can-
not begin to.fill all the 'orders whish
. are coming in. .
aowitivehrtise in the Risooxn:
• The 1 sale -betels making the most
noise just now. AIr,•J.:Watt,' of the
14th eon., had a large sale on Tuesday
et • which good prices were realized., -
Mr, W. Cole, of the '8th chi.,. intends
having a large sale of stock, on 'Mon-
day next.
been greatly benefitted! by the N. P..
• The 'Toronto Grey, andl Bruce' rail-
way llas Made such bad., time lately,
that a Wro?tetler luminary has got, dis-
go:4, i. to' such• an extent,.that he =has
proposed to .tlraw •gut a neeµ .time table
for the company,. •
A very ea tees astic mtteetingof the
IHow ek Liberal Uonservativi+-Associa-
tion WaH held in the• Orange •lkall here,
on Saturday last, for -the purpose of
selecting a delegate to send to the con-
yeutiee at TuOOn,to. AuhoNg these
resole wetelkikessts,11. Perkins, P'resdd• "
eat ; T. K. Body, Secretary ; James:
Perkins, J. W. Green, Chterprise... J.
W. Jaques,Yiason,. Alahootl; LI S.
Cook, Johnston, A.rrnstroug,. J. Strong;
George Stroup dhow others, Mr, T: K,
Boddy teas appoiinted' delegate by a
unanimous vote and his •expenses -or-
dered. to be paid: Afber discusei+rig
some other matters. in connection With
the Assoeitttien,, the nnefbting adjourn-
ea,* eieet .again i'a January,
Tho Iateias novelty in this place -is a
new patent.. belt:' It takes Well. and
-works'to perfeetion.
*Thefaneral ssrinon of the late Dr,;
N'1eMichnel Will the preached in the
Presbyterian Church by .-he Rev. Mr.
Muir', on Sunday next.
• Dr. Brownlee, of ,Millbank has
pitched' his tt!trt here, and is carryiug.oth'
his profession in the place of the• bite
Dr. Met\liebael.
We understand . that Mr, Ii.oekio
has disposed' of his tiii-ll of tliis place to'
a gentleman clown east, Mt. Ilockno•
is going to Manitoba.
..Perkins, "The noted harness rrs leer,'.
is doing a rushing business in his line
}Ie uianufttetures sets for all points in
the minty, axl ofwhiblt give good sat-
i+sfaction.
The Rev.• Mr, }Tough .preaehed a ser-
•mon inthe M.'Church, ott. Sunday
evening .last" having special. reference
to the death of thelate Dr.• M'cMit,hael;
taking a text •shtitabk' to the saws •
s and • Miss K,ea-
ty en, aro
lelthin, village -,Ni
seising
f>` r: Hough, of,
Crof the. .I4ev '. Mr.
Hough, of this plce
• , ' is 'here • oat. a
visit;
.Miss (Ivaco roger
eels, of �nnl5kill
tetuls _
Gelph, and father...
a.
Tho. merchants of this place are do•.
mg a rushing business, all,; of course,
owing to the N P. `. A gentleman :who
was formerly a leading ',Reformer .in
this township satys that there. is -not
xi becontees glue :paiu.fub'iinty' to: .an•
nounce the sudden death of Or. Mc-
Michael, which occurred on .'Tlhurstlay
last, ,I.)ecoased was taken ill some ilea
weeks agog from a severe •cold, which
culu i•nated into a fever; to which lie
oi T
succumbed hursday.' Be; was of a
very genial disposition and was much
respected by all wlhb knew him. His.
funeral. tookpine° . ell . Satuiday last,
and besides his many friends,' was
largely attended- 'by the. Fnrresters,
Oddfellows and Orangemen, _of which.
societies the was a member. leis be-
reaved widow and family . have the
sympathy of: the. entire coinnlnnity.-.-
We have also -to record• the death..of
Sirs. 1tabert Blow; wnieli• occurs eel nn
Saturday last;' of .consumption, after
nit illntess of a. year. She was burriecl
onMonday'
Famous s Hat Store, Clinton..
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Mrs. Henry Bell, of 13ei rave,, left
here on 'Tuesday to . join her husband
in the city of Winnepcg.
• .Auction sales. are the order. ' of the,
,lay in this part of the country. Some
of them owing to -scarcity of feed.
Iii neerition!ng the names .of parties
1ilftllite7be last:'v eek•_we l'i'ft
out 'that of Master' Wellington ,Tamb-
lyn. .
•Mei,srs, George cc Clark Murdock
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• (wing to the heavy .:rain our reads-
are
oadsare now bearing a bountiful'tirnp-of
mud. •
' Our"Sidewalks are losing their heave
tiful green. color:' They 'will soon . re-
oeive a coating' of white.' ,
THERI. .ARI: TRAMPS A "FIOVERFNG.
ROUND."—A few. lliorhiings dao':a far-
mer, in this ' ietnity ,who'Latl .ri ein:'be
• fore daylight,: on -...striking a •match
the :, •kitchen, heard` steps retreating
from the door timet on opening, it, Beard
some person walking .thrpugh' the Or-
chard towards the road. ..\Viint`Ls
tentions were,is not known. as no lens-'
'chief w•as done. Perhaps this (tide
tramp) is the person •who stole no'
took ----ahoet.six ty hens front another
person's barn during' the• • past few •
months. There are, others in the vi=
clotty who -thought tie' heard tramps. I,
but onsear;hing cavae to the conelus-
- -ion that he had become" in 'isiblica-
.ted." It is' a wonder they get so near
• the houses as the dogs in ,this vicinity
.are generally ?' by y far bark.",
•
. Aslificldi..
•
The price of wood is fast advancing
and is now worth $12.50,per cordon the
dock. • '
From- $1 la•.to $? and board• will be
the rate paid for teaks here this win-
ter.
Sq.uare tiniher is; in big demand here
and - High • prices ,a -re -being paid. A
lively winter istlie outlook Of course
the N.• P. is no benefit to the laborer
It fell to our Happy lot to be pres-
ent at a fashionable' welding on- the
lith inst., it being the:occas'ion• of the
marriage of Mt., Neil McLeod, of Cape
l beton, to i11•isss ' taggie, Loss, of Tains s,
formerly of (;ape l3rtrtop.: ':'.1'he cere-
mony was pt:rfornti. h.., _the Rev. Mr.
Lisk, of 8t. Helen's, to -the satisfaction
of all concerned.-°' The bride and
bridosinaid..verc ;ally attired in white
and•pink, and tlnh ilridn was the reeip
u nt of a very.numerons and•liandsoinr,
assortment of 'pr eteetlts,. glassware seem-,
it to tale the lead. One very appro
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was a highland wedding in true nigh.
land style, acid Os muds enjoyedwhy'
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