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Address (E, 0011 YOUNG PEO1'eae, ]tins
street. \vest. Toronto, C uncia,
Censer; S. K., Johu Raid, 14 ,$tad.
hearer; S. K':., J. Walla, 2nd kited.
bearer; S. .K. W. H. Moruoy,1et Com.;
S. K. Win. 1.a;ehetn, Sud Com.; S. J.
John Pollock, 31.0d Com; S. K. Juhu
McLelaud, 4th Com.
Ou the festival of St. John the even -
gullet, the members of Maitland No.
33, and Morning Stat' No. 309 rout iu
the tatter's lodge room, at Carlow, for
the annual installation of oflicere. The
D. D. G. M., P \V. Bro. Beek•, assisted
by District Secy. Bro RAC, Park, eau
ducted the ceremony. After the iuttall-
atiou speeches were made by the D.
D. and W. Bros, Humber, Young,
Park, Munro and others, and at their
eonulusiou the brethren eat duwu to an
excelleut supper. As the cluck chim-
ed midnight the brethren separated
happy to meet, sorry to ;:art, happy to
meet agaiu. The following are the
official members for the present.
MAITLAND 33 MV&54151a ST.1n 300
Robert Park J P, Beowu W. M.
H W. Boll L). E. Munro 1. P. M.
Atex Chrystal A. F. McL)Juald S. W,
Jas. lnketer Jeede t,rlsutlllt J. W.
Alex Straiton A Wenn Chap,
W L{, Muruey...,Jas. Young Tress.
W. A. iebynas..•.Jue. t1'ftauu 4ocy,
Geo. Porter A. Robertson S. U..
duo. Beattie W. I3-tilie J. D.
J. W. Green Juan V'r000 U. ui C,
C. F. Straubel.. , R. J. Llueston S. 8,
Jae, Hoye W , H. Moreland J. 8.
Ed. Beck J U: N. Julia I. U.
T. J. Vileau J s„unsutet• Tyler
Mr. J. Kitty fotwerly of Rubertaou's
dry goods store, was yisitiug in town
on New Year's day.
Mr. Cassaday, of Toronto, spent
New Year's holiday iu town.
?Ir. F. McGregor ie speuding the
winter at the family reslderl00 in Gude,
rich.
Mrs. Drumtnond, relict of the late
Matthew Drummond of Toronto, and
mother of Mr. Geo. Drummond, recent-
ly Mon:real Bank Manager in this town
died very suddenly feu Saturday even•
ing at the residence of her sun in
Pletou, after a few days illness. The
deceased lady, 'thole residing in Gude'
rich made many friends and her unex-
pected demons will be to them a great
source of grief. The fuueral took
place yesterday afteruouu in Toronto,
Mr. N. \Vostou, of London, was in
Gaderfell,
ghblooiltxhelneiordHoytwith tot. U. W. Hatt,of
(ludorloh, who is C0thorized to coneet.sul,ltcrlptlous
migrant reedits therefor.
Stanley,
Torrance and E'rvtt were elected
reeve and deputy. As far all heard,
the old council elected.
Exeter.
Reeve, Dr. Rollins ; deputy, H.
Speck man by acclamation. Councill.
ors, Carting, Christie, McCellnut.
• Brussels.
Reeve, W. H. Kerr, Counctllors—
W. H. .1toOracken, R. Ross, George
Thompson, J. Winn, Trustees—Rev.
J. Ito -ss, Dr. W. Graham, Adam Reed.
Seaforth.
Mayor, D. D. Wilson, by a0clama.
tion; reeve, M. Y. McLean, by acclama-
tion; deputy reeve, F. G. Neeliu. Couu
tillers—South ward, John Lyons, Wil-
liam Sclater, R. Scott ; North word,
R B. Gann, James Beattie, J.Tyreutan ;•
Eaet ward, R. Orientate J. Darwin, J
Ward,
•
(:oderleb 'I'OWnsIIIp. •
Mr. Wes. Beacom is holidayiug at
Harr'iston.
L. 0. L. 189 will hold a special
meeting iu Sharou Church, 8113 con.,
on lionday, .Ian, 9th, at 7.30 p. rn. A
full attendauce is specially requested,
to bueiuess of great importance will At the annual school meeting in S. S.
come before the tuaetiug. No. 6, Nm. Bryan was appointed trus-
tee for the corning terra, Wm. Cochrane,
the outgning trustee, refusing to be re,
Leadbury. elected.
On the evening of the 21st ult., the On nomination day the old Council
were re elected by acclamation as fol -
people of Leudbury and vicinity were
treated to cue of the most attractive lows: Reeve, HIowe Council; Deputy -
o.
aud \veil rendered programmes that KirkbReevey, JH. Proctor, V. SCalbickGeA
has been glveu in this seCtiuu for some vote was taken by show of hands on the
,,. time. The entertainment was iceltl ill House of Refuge resulting in 23 for same
the school house, and was under the and 33 against.
rnanngement of the teacher, Mr. J. S. GONE '('0 1trsT.—One by one the early
Hogg, who, whenever he undertakes settlers of Morris township are passing
makes a Huccess, over the River of Death into the portalsanything, iuvutiubly
The several dialogues. recitations and of the groat unknown, where the tate
rtspirit finds a
home
f happiness
musical selections were of the choicest and peacandthe verysoul is at
character, but the main feature of the On Monday, 20th ult., Elizabeth, relict
• evening was the inimitable ventrilo• of the late Wm. Anderson, passed to
Godericli Godert_h quism of Mr, 11. C. Pearce, of Paisley, her reward. The deceased was born ou
The officers of Huron L)11ge No, 62 Y whose original jukes end local hits the 6111 of September, 1807, on the
I. O. U. F., will be installed at the the t kept the house in a continual outburst banks of the Doon, Ayrshire, Scotland,
a they tray, of laughter, while he occupied the near ns town of Ayr, and consequently
regular Meeting to -morrow evening. 11 d ! 1 was in her 86th year at the time of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Broyles, return • q beyond platform. death. On the 1st of August, 1840, she
ed to their home, Toronto, yesterday. left Scotland for Canada, reaching Hamil•
ton late in the tall of the same year,
. Mr, and Mrs. Willoughby, of where site was at once married to her
' Detroit, are visiting at the residence of to a paras tl bliss Eva Nutt, who has been ou the late husband, whose spirit left the mors
the lady's parents, East street. sick list, is recovering nicely. ' tal frame on the 28th of April, 1873, at
Mies Charles, B. A., returned this a tat M1s8e8 Willis, G. Crich and M188 B. the good age of three score and three.
week from her holiday visit, ' l 3 d Crich, of Seaforth, were visiting at Mr. They at once left for Mr. knderson's
Frank Chric}t'a, farm, situated one stile south of Ayr, on
S. Davis, of Clinton, was in the ( the boundary, in South Dumfries. They
circ
lilt
town the poet week. The young people of west end had a left the farm;iu Dumfries in April, 1862,
. The officers of the Sons of England P very pleasant party at .James .Nott'(', accompanied by their young family of
Will be installed at the regular meeting G Matheson. Londou road, on Friday evening, three boys and three girls, and took up
next Wednesday, the lith inst. • They lad a pleasant time until the a farm on the 4th con. of Morris, Co. of
lfondey the wee'etnall hours in the mornin • Huron, where they continued to reside
R gular meeting of Maitland lodge Western Hotel, d y S artz, b' '11,death first• took one and then the
No, 33, A. F. and A. M,, next Tuesday was d► d b re, D1rs There was a very pleasant party at other. The deceased was confined to
'evening, the Mr, Thos. Kearns, London road, on ber room for nine months before her de -
having bedroom Friday evening last. They had a cease, her principal complaint seeming
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong spent New pleasant tune end all wont home well to be old age. She was a life long Pres
Year's day in the Forest City. t hold had ° pleased • with their host and bugloss. byterian, having joined the church in
There was a large congregation at _ Scotland in her girlhood, ar.d eubsee g, Councils
St. George's watch night service ou to quently was clic first to sign her name cot\ F.
New Year's eve. 1 y r Colborne. ou the membership roll, of what is now
Metcalf, ' DIVISION COURT,
Dr. Cassaday, of Kintail, was in g ay A. Mulloy elected reeve over Bock. known a6 Thompson's church, Ayr. The regular sitting of the 3rd Division
! t t ' Alex. Young elected deputy reeve over she was a faithful Christian and an up- Court was held here on Friday, His
town on New Year's eve. commenced 1 .lames Taylor. Councillors—Putter, right woman, always willing to extend SIIUu terhtll. Honor Jude. Doyle
o Mr. Herbert Robertson left ou Mon- a helping band to those in need ors Y presiding. The
Morrie and Young, trouble and was always respected by The entertainment under the sue- docket was somewhat longer than usual.
day on his return to Cresrnoe' d to fire
Mrs. William Dfillian is vary ill at those who had the pleasure of her Picas of L. O. L. No, 928 held on the The following cases were disposed of :
Thera was a large attendance, at 1118 present, but it is hoped she may soon acquaintance. Of the family five are 23rd Dec. was a grand 8000088. Mr. Trowhill v. Maynard—Action for
oomng for men only, ou Sunday after• p recover. left to moor❑ her loss, viz: :lira. R. Fred Shambly fairly brought down balance of account, rent and the price
n' hp ant t Forsyth, (Ann) Mrs. G. flair, (Irate! the house with hie comic son in rhar of two cutters not delivered as agreed-
1'he annual school meeting of S. S. 1Villiam and James alt whom live in actor. Quite a number of embers of The balance of account being disputed
Miss Annie Campbell has returned No. 8 was held on Wednesday last. Sullivan are Count and by the deft, the plff, was allowed to
from a long visit to the Queen City. \9 r. John Barr was elected trustee to Y yl Quintin, on 153 came over from Colborne. Mr. amend his particulars and the case
! 1 fire the homestead. Tho youngest lough- and Mrs. Ilorney, of Winthrop, were stands over until next Court.
The Christmas p tree sad entertain-
Mr.
the place tfr. TFios.Couniva and ter, Lizzie, Mrs Donald vlcDonald, died resent, The gentleman, who is dfs <1cVedfov. Glasgow, et al—Garnishee
meat for the pupils of St. George's 3 a u [ 1 mid
Mr, C. W. Treble was reelected as in August, 1880, aged 29 years, One p
Sunday school, will be at the Grand p hole trustee for auotllor terra, brother, of the deceased, is also living, trict master of Hullett, acted as chair- proceedings wherein the primary eredi-
Opera house on bliday evening, Mr. John Brownlee and family have Quintin MoIJlatr, who is ten years her man and the lady gave a very interest- tots were seeking to attach the amount
a burning level l moved from the Iia junior. That funeral on Thursdayafter- ing address on !flue J31u0iam, due Geo. Glasgow, the lomat debtor,
Dr. and Mrs. Humber were the pant Hayfield line, Goderich
out of the balance omfrllg to him out of
week visiting at the family reaideuce, loes township, to the (arm of 111x, J. H. noon was largely attended, Rey. D. Mrs. Brigham, of Toronto, and ilirs. the estate of his late father in winding
, 1 Millian, which they have rented fora 'hiller, of sernox Church, Brussels, cont and lilies Cullyford, of Houghton, up the old first of Glasgow, Macpherson
Victoria arae t.ductin • the services, The interment 1lichigan, wore the nests of Mr, and & Co. Judgment «ins\ primary debtor
Mies Bertha 'Rusk left town on Mon-
prosperity
,n term of ten ,years, \Ve wish them was in Brussels cemetery. g g g
day to resutne her duties ill the Mild 11 t 1 , there prosperity and bid them a hearty wet Mrs. G. M. Kitty on Friday. the 30th and against garnishees by consent.
may public school, tomo to this soctinn. East �iatvaatostt, felt. I'isdall 8. Holmes—Action upon a
The Christmas entertainment held in Mr. and Mrs.13. Grainger and family note—,Judgment for pill.
Miss Fanny Bothwell, of Galt, was the Foresters' hall, Belsraye, on Monday speut Christmas with the lady's mother, Cudmore v. Cameron. —Action for the
in town tho peat weak, the guest of the
(ohU1'nt'• night, under the auspices of Trinityp balance of the rice of a
Crorrdcrl 0)40044 elicit. 1 etre, welters, of Goderich. Ppea harvester,
her brother, Mr. Harry. church, was a grand success. The good 'rho defence nes that the machine did.
putportion of ntarutc L. 0. L. No. 153, met last style in which Santa Clair; came into Our popular blacksmith has traded not fulfill the warrants which was given
Mr. J. E. Davis in a Friday evening 304 t inst. hasher loaded with Christmas presents his colt for a tit10 driver,
the college vacation among his old 1 3 4 +' 6 7 toielat the time of sale. Judgment for Off.
Inn. Rutter fig 63 d9 4;l S1 til d'1 :)iii A tea meeting was hetet ill /401) for the girls and boys, was pleasing \lr, Henry Murphy WnA UnanIC110418 against deft I'e((1 Curlier on
friends in the circular town. C. �_•ag z' 23 23 '42 :3.i f37 00 1:,tt I;ell rrive L. O. L. �o. lti� elected the y ainsta'll v. ter C 1'li—;lctinn for %'••11.1
K.church on Monday night of l•1at`waf k 1 to elected trustee of the pnbiie
At the regnlar meeting of Huron 1141 r).4 following officers for the current year. isms Ps for the detention of a buggy
W. )',r,u,1f;,Ot2:3 91 bl ;,U Ji G; ;; 1.3'..!.., Thc, enenkeTs tvOrP 11,'v llr. 1'urrnncr.l \\'. 3f., \'/, fct;ill; 1J, SI„ W. Johnston school hate. He has been nine years claimed h P , aY
lodge No. 62, 1, O. O. 1+'. on'1'hur day Dr, \I'htr'ty6 ;,t :37 :C;! :;4 :;? 3.; :Su:; of Goderich, Rev. C. Fear, of the Nilo, chaplain, `ecrr'11t1'1 •1,Y in office, heron sec trona <lurin , the by 11f}. l'. W. l3lu,ler,i nne
evening,the semi-annual' election of oto( j t Iter 11 l5 18 note tnntle,tn i hods '!'he
cerecieisme, .•r• n.tvn,'.ti and Ifnv, ir. ['ihidcau, pastor o!' the 'I'rPllalll'PI' W. P,ryan,; Comn)itee'nen, tent,•.
1, titre and his rr, electiu14 ;nos to v ,lelPnr4 cels that the 011 ('°P rlie 4 wing
officers resulted us ,follows: --Bro. 1{. G. (%'ln''1 t;t 71 110 circuit, 1'l;e chair 11:1,9 ucontaied h}' llc,llurr:y, If Lc i hm.ln, .1. ('m'},Pt, T.
that hat is the right ratan in the ri ht 1 •'n note.; had not been complied '
C. )!,•11th,, f,i i„ b I lie 1 with,
Reynolds. N. U.; Bro. M. 0..11hnaiun --11,9 Mr, (lour •t that he 11118 « purchaser for t , II. ?,1 .uue;�lii ::tl _ I;l[iott, of Gvucricl, 131:;ch, 1{. tt,weus. After the ollicers Ili,10'-'• , 1 value. and
V. G.; Iiia. F. Crabb, :Secy.; Leo (;feu, ! 11ua were installed the lnel,eel<4(14 and the 1 l 4641thn sato to 'k place with lit r knots -
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Stiven,. 1, `Secy; I3rp, C. A. Nairn, 1"c .�,:n.t.1, 1 04r. ue•,;<.:t:'.;, ;111(04 choir, Gulieri ) bret(ucn partook of hmclleou pre- 1 !P I o and cons/ nt of the pill. (', W.
•• Go/ler/eh. 1 ;u,cinl was
1 ler e citoa.uut. i.ur';o 416 a ;uu,l figure.
Treas. 1':. Co, 1•itei.. hell! 022 Tuesday 1) , ,l, Tun proceeds par. .f by the Lady '('ileo Mates,
a tiat;;/url and that the 1,rnl,Ptty t,rH tl1
! IJ,t,.l', Y y „ I C.:oilr' .\t:<r t:u• 1i,,,h tt,l, r, a"w,a( lit,,. It,n. ,,1r. '1't'.r�tn's,1'ormor,' 1•na.:'r t;„•,,,rl•: ,)I' E. E. Hayward, ('n
Miss Laura harry, of Lnciinoty, eels
M. .;;, , ';.;,,,1 altul;eth:'r amounted 1,+ shine . ;J, .;,,,•,,! ti r'' Counsel
visitingin town the )set weoli. i+!
!' a•".: i:,/nr , i,vll,t,; ('t, of Otlulrll., .t. el rharch, ('li;l In, II!!!'. «s1:Pd t„ haler I:. E. Ilavx'«rd
1 it, ti.il„w't l;" A ten mu, ting ens hr!d In the "'1 ""n I'1';!' ' r, .I,,,'u :c 11,4 tun, was the �: r
Miss Nellie Beattie of Seaforth wan v t,,,,,,;,, .r Methodist guest, o, his dnn,/!1:er 1I I''il'.�'1 :+; a 1>art.y r,hi<h tv,,., done
It. C: a t b., tri 11;-, tnt•to,Iist ehnrels, 1i'tuc,ltester,uu Mon- 11,„ 'l ;,,;il, ,.tut:,Cl'I 1/1/ 0 i, Ephraim i:vtt last week. , errrlirt f rl,iii;, ler ;i l.Ut).
the past 11001{ a gloat «t the parsonage, 1 , 1 i'r —! th d,15' '(1011 It13'. 1, I ! , , , 1I'. and :'1!';, (,.t7a Ilnlln's P : t •;Vlr)1. \Cti024 for 111Q
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1�Torth street, I el tee Ile rlwPtt of i. i1;
.1, I J i til :,1 11;, lir, E:iwar l Strau,;l:en 111,i n a,!o of i1i" ' ,:,u2,t , ? 1 • •.1.1,,,,;11•', ,;•,rl- spent CieLe.""; en.!! the :;entleureu 6 mon p ,I,1, t,st r'<f to
Cr, Chas. Cooper, of Clinton was in U t:, : 'r.ie4, , • Intel ::r.,' «I I,, mid rot use,l Ly �tnnley.
, i :'3 •;u -1:';; atpck, nod lent>,ent"n!:( nn '1'11, e,iny of
parents ill IiuL.'tl.
rculat' town un Frida c , •;.ai,r.•alc•<, :r, k, (:.,tile 11111 vel r: lu 11.1 I ), 'rP, tin' c•eiclen ,.• n
,I/r'• 4'r,,, ''Int: 111 1118 I4, t , e I fin„ the
j . I'.\ I Mc ., List Weillege but e- ,'ll', I h 4th,• gi,er.' ''("4 ,?i, nor
V. 1'..1,:h lit 5' 1 lir. 1'r'tr,,1
F. S. Selwood, of tho C I1 • \'. r to'.v. 1 em, �icil';ear, is Inn!:i:t:: r l
u i t'o ! 1, 1 i2ur: rn wr u f r,,, , !) :. ! include
o •feu icy.. ,,,,,i.,,,, - ir, Cherie, cttrttlut,a f. lt:.+ ec:'._tiva of a 't!�,• I'll. ante. c•L•,i IP,I I,
rte staff, who recently wrote rt, I. ti' 1 a hurl 2718 il•t n, ill. •1 , .'1 t' t,t ;t„ ,_; ! ft f,1! `v.n tib y kin) from
u1'lvlt"1•t• herr n„"' the ri,• ut.
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t,,t tool of 1a<31,)[,ynxtminitiv:l ,,,Hour, r. .t;l,l(Y,,w. 1.•1;4 u' 4144' l,:,tlrye'tt'' 1,:rl ii,',,:,,nt is s ;.a c! 41141; ;.,, ,'1'„4'111 that (;ell'«:;l,li:tinyhi' cense
has obtained a high school na,i;'.au''+ �I„4) it, ,,4 !!-- 1111! seemed lo he LII 1111! !uc1.'a„', ';'Irt'il,l/r,'1 r,l !{11,1.}': ;,:, ! lady ,ut,,,t,ll''1 i ,; I n:a t1t,t lila wok will i t, I'nr'ti•'n.
pertificate, arty ono ns n tipr,cl\lis, is ti• • `!De.: i e (' r•. I, h; ,,, h,1vl) (1)1441 to tl,is,octiun I,tlei;, cat„! lu Lotoc•1u x Ifl(4111 ,iL.'ul;..,,'reu ,i; nn (limo 141 n lir'!, cln:•t ::;tuner, .I "F,1: v Cott.•h.--,\eij,)llrned
natural science, ,
1 •:. , fel Wm ,;nv 1 .;t n,
:12 t, N. \Iaellutcltie of the (foil it,/
Sc.t h I;i,�l.floe:
li l' A. „ �Itreulr HI Mill, ut;', !u \ i.. v l•L, f.,l n', is tl. ,.,,t:,]i 1•,. ,, .......
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ate Institute staff, returned t t l.. ;'1 \•,n.st01;c'a 41:2,1 0118 10• A, • • 1 '!: p! 1, n «t 1(0'141i''' e,;111l i,;•t„ 1 , 2J 1111,
I s , d o tuns on ll,l!i r,'N, 1/t s i ! c a( r 1 'i 1 l:
on v ,t 1'U,L �'; seta' ! Ill}17+'1 1•', ..', 1, 1 !r•x., •,l '.t at•,.r nt Tor-
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Seett defeated Britton far reeve
The old council are quid to be re-elect.
ed.
Hayfield
Reeve, WuodH ; councillors, Marks,
Erwin, Fuwile and Dr, Staubury,
Ye Hiitgins Family greate concerto
will lee given .at earilie caudle lighte,
7 o'clocic, p. nu., on Shursduy, ye fifth
day of January, ,M D 0 U 0 X 0
I I i1) ye t°woe hall, who iieth ou ye
highway culled Ulan Gregor Square,
in ye villiago of Baylield. Ye pro
graptme is out giving ye names of ye
men eingers and worsen 'singers. Ye
talent its of ye heat. Go earlie as ye
program is long.
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Burris.
W. H Keeler, of Seaforth, spent New
Year's with his cousin, Ww. Bray, 3rd
line.
Mr's. Thos. Bone and Miss Bessie are
away on rr�� holiday trip to Woodstock
and Londoh,
Bennet Farrow, of Ashfield Township,
'spent his holidays under the parental
root, on the 3rd line.
Chas. Sheriff, of 'Toronto, has been
holidaying for the past week among
friends ou the 3rd line.
Geo, Knox and sister Polly, of Hullett,
spent New Year's with their aunt, Mrs.
Jno. Mason, 3rd line.
Hugh Moses, who wont to 'Toronto
some time ago to have his sight benefit•
ted, has returned. Tho operation was
performed very successfully.
rile Huron News-Recora
1.50 a Year --$1.25 in Advance
Wednesday, January 4th, 1 S93
Goderich this woek.
The stomata races of the
Kennel Clu't feu Monde afternoon
created more fun than a box of monkeys,
antics ofthe canines a
elled roundthe s care being
descriptiou. Every few rode the lead-
ing- animals would grab one another
1.n 1 the drivers difficulties in trying
separate tem was not the least
amusing portion of the fun. 111 the
open race there were starters th
'2n( andr prizes being taken in
the following order : W. Brown, D M
lver, F. Beattie, and in the Consola-
tion, P. McDonald, Johu McDoutttd
Shortly.after 2 a. nr l
owns b 'w
iloovere to • on 6
Swartz bit)g the first to Lotfce it'
smoke penetrated Iter
The alarm was at once given, but s
gree a to the lire obtained that
it was all the inmates could do
escape party dre.teed, the family se
vents and boarders boil forced to leave
everything behind. The fire having
atthe nor\ least end, soon
spread to the stables where two horses
were destroyed. As soon as the
brignde arrived and two branches were
laid, and finally two more these kept
continuous s reams, and confined
the blaze to the hotel, and barn and
Elliutt's blacksmith shop, the later
having caught from the stable. At
t , the ire was under control
further extension prevented, the w
of the buildings above enumerated being
ti hg mass with the( ground.
M r. Swartz was inspired, but his 1 es "
nearly double the amount of his po'icies.
It is safe to say that had Goderich been
Without its present waterworlr;,
would have been a loss live times
greater.
The following is the result of
t'otieg on !Monday:
Z'uel;ersutith.
H11vth
The many friends of IV'1rs. John 13•'i1,
who has been seriously ill for some
time past, will 1 e glad to hear tl.at elle
hoe taken a change for the bettor and ie
improving cicely.
Mr. George NcElroy returned to
Woodstock 011 Tbe$day,
A week of prayer is being held in St.
Aedrew'et Praehyteriart church.
New Years day ran observed in this
burg on Monday, %all business being
suspended.
Miss Lena Etnieh returned from ber
Xmas holidays and visiting her brother
and frieude in Buffalo.
Mrs. Hayes (nee Annie Shane), of
Seaforth is vieitiug the parental roof
for a few days.
Mr. Joseph Walker returned on
Monday to his horse in Chicago, after
having spent Xmas and New Years
holidaying with his parents.
On Friday everting the S. S. enter-
tainment in Connection with St. An-
drew's (Predbytelian) Church, held in
Industry hall, was well patronized and
highly spoken of by some of those that
were present. Proceeds over $35,
An Friday eveuing our band serenad-
ed all the aspirants for municipal honors
for 1893, of which there wast quite a
grist. The boys are, more than pleased
at the treatment they received from
each of thew, having added consider-
able money to their exchegn, r, 1 e well
as the inner wan having been entertain-
ed with the good (hinge of the season,
On Tuesday evening last the anniver-
sary service was held in Trinity church,
a large congregation being present.
His Lordship the Bishop of Huron
preached taking his discourse from St.
Luke's Gospel, 14th chapter, verses 15
to 24, which was listened to with the
closest atteutiou by bis bearers. The
excellent choir rendered scene Hpeclal
music for the occasion. 7.'110 offertory
was a good ono.
On Wednesday evening last a num,
ber of the young people assembled in
Industry Hall and tripped the light
fantastic until the Web sura' hours.
On Saturday constable Davies arrest
ed Henry Burling on the .charge of
stealing a pair dogskiu mitts from Mr.
Dan McGowan some months ago. The
prisoner was arraigned in theafternoon
in Industry Hall before Magistrates P.
Kelly, Hamilton and Campbell. After
hearing the evidence it was decided to
let him go with a severe reprimand.
Mr. John A. Brownlee, of the Forest
city, is, paying a visit under the parental
roof for a few days.
On Monday quite an excitement wee
caused here at our elections. At the
close of the polls the following was how
the vote stood :—For Reeve—A.
Taylor 98, N. 11. Young 121.—Council-
lors—T. Ashbury 114, F. Metcalf 119,
W. McElroy 58, Jarnes McGee 135,
Andrew McNaliy. 106, T. W. Scott 121,
R. Symonds 73.—For House of
Refuge 154, against House of Refuge
22, As the result of the election our
town daddies will consist as follows for
1893 :—Reeve, N. H. Young; Co ils
tors, James McGee T. W. S
1. Ashbury.
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Part I,—Minnie E. Kilty, James
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Londesboro
Mr, Thos, Hill is home on a visit,
He loolisaa if the Northwestern olimate
agreed with hint.
Mr, John Bulger returned from Mani
itoba last week.
Mr. Harry Spaul was visiting
friends in Lon'leeboro last week.
Mr, and airs James Braithwaite re,
turned to Huila on Saturday.•
Our school tru.etees have secured the
services of Mr. Stiekles to teach the
S. nior department of S. S. No. 8, for
1893. Ile entered upon his duties yes.
terday. At a meeting held to elect 'O
trustee in the place of the retiring one
Mr. James McConnel was chosen for
the position.
Regular meeting of the S. E. E. on
Friday evening. District Deputy Bro.
Thos. Jackson, of Clinton, will be pre.
88Ilt to install the officers. There will
he a degree meeting at the close of the
regular meeting,
Ott Tuesday next the L. O. District
Lodge will meet in the Temperence
hall at1.p.m,
The following Programme was given
at the I. 0. G. T. meeting last week :
organ solo, Agnes Scott; recitation,
Wen. McVittie ; song, Eva Mogride;
organ solo, 'Lizzie A, Shobbrook. The
contest which has been going on in this
lodge was brought to tt close last night.
We will give particulars next week.
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