HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-12-30, Page 10Supplement to the Huron "Record," December Both; 1881.
Stanley.
Varna, Dec. 24th, 1881.
The Council suet today according to
notice. All the members present.
Reeve in the chair Minutes of pre-
v,ous meeting read and signed. Moved
by Peter Douglas, sec. by John- Tor-
rance, that tate dollar each he refuu•
dell to Jas. Meelytuont, Samuel Wil-
mer, John J. Cameron, Jolut Arm-
strong, Mrs, M'Neil and 11. Todtl as
over charge on dog tax.-Cairted.
Moved by Peter Douglas, sec. by John
McKinley, that the Reeve give an
order to W. Erwin for $3.70, for re-
pairing serapers. —Carried. Moved by
John McKinley, sec, by Guo,
that the account of Andrew Keys tor
$1.25, for wood delivered to Mrs.
Bartley be paid. --Carried• Moved by
Cris). Castles, sec. by John Torrance,
that the following gravel accou Its be
paid :—\V. W. Connor, $12 24 ; W.
(;army, $23 00 ; 1 ['•try, ()tterhant, 811.
25 ; Thos. Key, $1.778 ; Frank (Good -
ron, $1.00 ; Henry I{olby, $15.80.—
Carried \loved by lieu. C.tstlr, sex:.
by Peter Douglas, that the account of
E, Holmes J Son, fur printing,
amounting to $3.25 be paid ---Carried.
\coved by John McKinley; sec. by
Geo, Castle, that the ac •ouut of G o.
ti.tew•art & Co,, for $1.15 for axe for
the hall and also $1.75 for minute book
for Ow (loaned he paid.— ('arr1 (I,
Moved by Geo. Castle, ser. by Peter
Douglas, that - the petition of - J114.
'•'arrest and others be laid over to he
t,, ken tut by the text Council at its
earliest ,-novenience.---Carried. \inved
by 'J tiw \ieKinley, sec. by Peter-
1)ouglas, that the collector be allowed
the sutn of $3.00 in His ac'x)unt to .tire
Treasurer for .log tax in the case of
l{ubt. Johnston and \I r. (,00dier, said
patties lutv'ng left the, country.—('ar-
rietl. Moved by (Imo. Castle, sec. by
John McKinley, that the accou.,t of
John \le:\sh. amounting to $11.25,
fir repairing culvert. on gravel roar[ be
paid. - Carried. )loved by Peter
Douglas, sec. by ,;oho \leKitlr-y-, that
the Reeve give an order to the 'Treas-
urer of 'I'uckcrsutith Tp.,( for $15. 1:3
nalanee due said Tp., for work on
London road for the year 1881..—Car-
ried. Moved by Geo. Castle, sec. by
Peter Douglas, that. the. Coltector be
allowed till the first 'neetitlg of the
Council of 188.2 t') fi:nsh his collections
for this year. Moved by
.iuhu Torrnet. e, tare, ltv' (leo. Castle,
that the I,,evo :;►ve au order to H. s
.1. C. Kalblleis.•11, fur the sum of $34,
being lnlanee due on aceOullt.---Cal'-
ried. Moved by (neo. Castle, sec. by
John McKinu'y, that the Reeve give
au order to (leo. Brownott, for $15.00
for keeping the orphan children of
\lr4. Bartley up to the presout c[ate.-
('arried.--•\coved by ( eo. Castle, sec.
by Peter Douglas, that the Treasurer
i,ay the following -amounts to the Tp.
officers, as salaries for the present
year, viz :--••-Wm. Graham, salary, pos-
tage, stationery and selecting jurors,
$38.70 ; Geo. Castle, salary, $36.10 ;
Peter Douglas, salary, $35.20 ; John
'Corrance, salary, $28.90 ; John Mc-
Kinley, salary, $33.40 ; Andrew Stin-
son, salary, and glass for the l{all,
$10.60 ; Alex. Sparks, balance of sal-
ary, $53.00; Geo. Stewart, salary,
registration, postage, stationery, and
selecting jurors, $126.00.—Carried.
The Council then adjournedto meet
again aeeo►tlntg to law.
GEO. STEWAAT, Clerk.
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1'ordwlclt.
ACCIDENT.—(ht 'l'uesday morning •
/LS .lets. Foster, Esq„, was leaving
Fordwich, and when about half" mile to
the west of the village. ascending the
hill, the horse turned round shortly]
front , some unknown cause and the -
bogey and horst• went, backwards over-
the
verthe embank meet throwing Mr. Tester.
awl Angus \1cConahey out. Foster
received some severe cuts and bruises
about the head and shoulders. Moe.
received seine ',rubies but no cuts, hes
falling upon Foster. saved him front
heieg cut. . It is expected. they will
both bet well shortly.
'On Friday -last Mr. R. R. 1{upkins,
Head 'Teacher in our school, was pre
seated with a very tlatterine address
and a beautiful silver liue.ter -cooler. 11•
Mr. Hopkins being engaged as- heal
teacher in 1{arriston, for the year
1882, the seholara felt that they Should
not allow this opportunity to slip with-
out slunvine their tearher some of -their
thoughts anti feelings before he took
his departure, 7.'he following is a copy •
of the address :
7'o R. R. llopkitax. Dear Sir:—
. The time has come when we must •
say "e_ood bye," but we feel than we
would be untrue to ourselves as weil`as
unkind and ungrateful to. you. were
we to allow you to go away without
some expression of our atlection "for
.you, without -sortie token cif our. nppre-'
elation of your atiltty as a teacher, of
your efforts to secure our progress in. •
•,.nowledge , yournim 14a8 been not only.
to impart unto us knowledge, but
to teach us how to apply that know-
ledge to the best purpose, the: highl-
standard. you had set up for us may
not have been attained, yet We are V011. { Dry . Good Gro•c.eri 5, . Rea y -Made Clothing„
[idea we have made, progress under 111111
your instructions. If th(;re has been
any failure, t1. 'failure lies not •e.irh
you, but with our4eilve). We thank
yon for what you leave' done., for the
kind interest you have ever shown in.
us -and for tai' patience with which you.
have borne with us •iu our dulness or
waywardness. Of' all till., we shall
'ever cherish a eratefu1 retuetnbrance,
tutu we trust that the good -sm41 sown
by you ami t.aw to he watered lty other
hands may seta bear a rich, intellectual
and.moral It try •st, in which you acrd
they together shall rejoice. We regret
parting with you, our teacher, but •wee
are pleased to. know that you leave ,us
to enter upon a wider anti more' im-
portant sphere of labor- and we ear-
ne taly hope that God -may .bless and
prosper yon there.' Allow 114 to pre.
sent you in the name of the- school,
with this (h, re the nutter cool-•r'.W104
presented), token of our affection for
you our appreciation of the many val-.
uable gnalitiee • you pos4c A. T)ats•o
Ford w ieh Dec. 23, 18.82. Signed .on
behalf of the school by. Jennie Lick
fold and Minnie Sweet.man. Mr.
Hopkins replied in a very feeling
manner being almost overcome•by this
uttexpeet.ed surprise, eXpressing his
sorrow at parting with the Fordwich
pupils. When the 'line for,diswissal
came there was very few dry oyes. Lo-
be seen.
HURRAH
Bogs' c(i ailft►u11ee.tliitt lit 11,1s opened. out it kuge sad
`\'e11•selected 5T'O(;K. of
Hats and Caps,'-BQo#:s ax d.-S-hois,.
will t ffer t,11e'\VrfO!. ;'TOCK, WIT uourrItEsEitv4
a.t loSS• Allan
WH(LESA•LE . PR] - S• !
T. make, a Jong story short,, if you'vill e(liiic:- :and . examine
the Steck ..and ask .the price, ,you •will be •-eo11.vineed that both
GOODS and' I -ACES are RIGHT. . Sotome along and: judge
•for :yourselves. •
N. 3:= -.•You will find my Stock complete in; all Branches_ and
everything will be. foundhere that is kept iii a: First plass
General Store.•
We have:a ledge• -,Stool *of 'Mantles and I talltie (loth, . Also -a. -
nice lot of Trimmed Hats that weire sold at from, $::1 to. gyp ;
t)1''sshicll you eau take '.
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W. 11lACKIEt. �--- : "-SIGN OF THE Ida NLAu,, iso: