Clinton New Era, 1895-08-09, Page 3THE -BAYFIELD ADVERTISER.
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V I—No 5 BAYFIELD, ONT., AUGUST 9, 1895
OMANTIC scenery, high elevation, wide and beautiful
streets, pure spring water, and an air that will in a short
time restore the most depressed feelings, coupled with un.
surpassed boating accommodation, makes Bad -field popu-
lar among those seeking a pleasant summer resort.
LOCAL NOTICES,
DR. BRUCE, Dentist, Clinton, visite
Bayfield professionally the tirst Thurssc}ay
of every month
HER FAME.—A party from Bayfield
was on the excursion boat hast Satur-
day, going down the river from Sarnia
to Detroit, when the name of their
native village fell upon their ear s. The
party npposite had been looking up
and down the river at the beautiful
returned home the end of last week on
their wheels. Miss Annie Sturgeon,
who has been in Clinton for some
time, is house again. Mr and Mts A.
Grainger, of Clinton, were visiting
their old friends here on Friday. Mrs
M. M. Smith, California; Miss A. M.
Middleton, Mount. Pleasant, and Miss
H. M. Middleton, Whitehall, Goderic•h
township, and Miss C. McNaughton.
of Clinton, have been the guests of
AL s T. J. Marks. M. Y. McLean, M.
ecenery, when one exclaimed, "This is P.P., was in town (01 Monday. The
really very fine, but nowhere yet. have Misses Barr, of Seaforth, were the
I seers scenery to come up to Bayfield." guests: of Miss Sparks, Bronson line,
this week. D9r oht. Blair, who has
In -en at, the Soo for some tune, is home
again. Miss Mary Osborn returned
hum London Inst week. Mr Hari y
Smith, London, is a guest at Mrs
Card's. Miss Robson, of Burr, return-
ed home (01 Monday, :after a visit to
Miss .M.:NaughLon, Front, road. Mr
Ike Reid spent one day last week with
friends who are summering here. Miss
Free], is visiting her sister, Mrs (Rev)
H; clgins, of Seaforth, at her cottage
on Louisa street. Dr A. Elliott, Luck -
now, and wife have been the guests of
Mr and Mrs J. 1•'razer. Mr Ed. Rout-
ledge, of St. Thomas, arrived here 00 a
visit, 011 Saturday. Mr James Switzer
and Miss Switzer, Grey township,
Fred and Eva Panhale, Stephen; Mr
Penfouid •and son, Stanley, wore
guests at Dir Wm, 13ate's, on Sunday.
Mr Win. Peck has been spending most
of the past week inGoderach township.
Among the transient guests at the
River Hotel the past few days have
been: NV. A. Hurley, London: Mr and
Mrs G. Berry, D: 13. McIntosh, Lucks
now; 11.11. Pierce. Toronto; John Beat-
tie, If..1. Smith, 13, Geary, 11. J. Hoop-
er, Brussels: J. Yule, NV. S. Welsh, 1)r
J. 13. Whitely and wife, 1'. J. Pridham,
W. Davis ,and .1 as. Doyle, Goderich: J.
C. Miller and wife, Miss Miller, E. Mc -
Luau, �lintyxa; Fred Davis, >.m.l
taste rte, 5i•aforth, Miss 1)ot Fair,
Clinton, spent a couple of days this
week l he guest of 5liss Attie 51cl)onald.
Seaforth, nl the Queens. Miss Mary
13(11,11 ie, of Brussels, is visiting friends
in town. Mr Murdock lloss took 01
the excursion to Toronto (01 friday.
I3itt:t•:zv' BR11 l't.l.'rs. — Mr Yeo, of
lodcrich township, is having his house
painted, which adds greatly to its ap-
pearance. 5It .Toho Davison had his
buggy la ()ken somewhat (010 day last
weak, by his but se becoming frighten-
ed at as passing bicycle. Mr R. Bailey
is having his frame building on Delc-
The Bayleldites were naturally pleased
to hear this gratifying remark so Inc
from home.
GREAT PROGRESS. — To those who
heard the Bayfield Brass Banda month
ago, and then again last. week, it was a
great surprise to note the wonderful
progress they have made. They sere-
naded on Thursday and Friday even -
ins, of last, week, and Wednesday of
this, and succeeded in visiting a large
number of the stores and private resi-
dences, as well as the hotels, cottages
and camps. As we predicted, they
'were warmly received wherever they
went. Their playing was good, though
only a little sample of what they can
do in a week or two longer practice.
They are working very hard, and ex-
pect to have several new pieces shortly
sufficiently well up to play iu public.
EXAMS.—We are pleased thIi week
to give the report of the recent En-
trance and School Leaving exau11ina-
Lions held in Bayfield. 21 wrote, and
as will be seen below, (1 of these wet e
successful. Bayfield public school---
Ent.rance —Dan J. McLeod, 520, :\lex.
McLeod 490, John R. Cameron, 1251.
Public School Leaving— Flossie Stan -
bury (182 Jessie Biggart 007. No. I
Stanley—Entrance--;H en Spat ks 512
No. 3, St anley la Sccic
Pti11ock l2(3, Ii: Reid L(> . life 6ifn ler
account see the NEW Int.\. VVe a:,u
notice. that.I. \V, Whiddon, of town,
and NV. Stirling, of Gode ricli township,
have passed their 3rd class exam.
Oula Gu1sTs. —The past week has
seen the latgest numter of guests and
visitors to Bayfield that the village has
ever accommodated. The three large
summer hotels were filled to the doors,
while many wet in })Ii \L( 1 houses.
The boat to Goderich, on Wednesday,
brought a large bustler more from De-
troit for our popular resort. Following
are a few ot the fates arrivals:
River Hotel—,Mrs 5I. A. Selleck, van st reel. re -shingled. The funeral
Misses Marie and Eugene tielleck, Airs of Mervin 1)avisnn, the infant (laugh -
P. Dee, 51iss Jessie Dee, Miss Florence
Dawson and Master Hanley Dawson,
Detroit. Mrs Snow, Miss N, and Mas-
ter Eddie Snow, Misses A. and 5I.
Johnstone, London, Mrs (its) Gunn
and family, Mr II. C. and Mrs Brewer
and family, ('IinLan. Rev Mr Jic•Mil-
ianaud wife, Miunico. 1, S. Miller and
F. Krug, Tavistock. Rev James Le -
gear and wife, and 51iss Ella Fisher,
ler of Mr aand DJrs Davison, look place
to the cemetery on Sunday., One of
our young ruin was op before Reeve
Burns, on Monday, for too severely
chastising as hoy on the street; he was
fined $1 and costs. The birth is an-
nounced at Guelph of as son to 511 and
Mrs W. 13. Bower, wlio, it will be to -
membered, spent their honeymoon
here last summer: the Advertiser ex-
...tnneapchs, ! Lends very hearty congratulations. A
QUEEN'S HOTEL. -3. V. Golden and � small picnic party from Clinton and
Miss Golden, Brantford; Alts (1)r.) Goderic•h township c.c•cupied i'rostpect
Eidt, child and nurse and Miss, Stint- Park 00 Saturday. .A party of villaag-
ford; Mr Beaton, London; 51iss Dot. er s 8.nc1 visitor s took as trip to (.oderic•li,
Fair, Clinton; Mrs Austin, Misses Al. i Monday, on the steam yacht, Eagle,
and H. Austin, Mrs Hanley, Misses upon the kindinvitaation of Mr .1oweLt.
Kate and Nellie Hanley, SIr Hanley, ' Messrs .Jackson and families, of Eg-
Detroit.
PyatsoNAL—Mr John Stanbury and
bride, of Toronto, are here at present.
Mrs Peter McDonald and child. of St. left him in as precarious condition. Mr
.Paul, Minn.. apse theuests of Mr and John Whidl on has some tall corn
Mrs Jas. McDonald. Messrs D. 11. Mc•- glowing near his store, one stalk he
In tosh and H. H. Pierce drove drown measured went 111 1), 0 in. in height;
from Lucknow on Sunday; Sits Mc- this is pretty good so early in the year.
Intosh and children and Miss 510111- A small picnic party from Brucetield
-tush, who have been stopping art the spent Wednesday at the lake. Good
Riper Hotel, returned ponce with evening 1 it you want a. copy of 1 h
them 011 Monday. Miss ('.L.1' Nat- Ita.ytield Advertiser No, .,, call at any
tin, President of the Ladies Bicycle of the stores; when you have read it,
Club of Toronto, who has been visiting send it to come of your city friends.
at her home here, ret urncd to the cit y The council meets on Monday evening,
on Friday. Mr Sher hi mike of Wal- • atter as couple of months vacation in
ton, was ra, visitor to our village one the state of obscurity, border ing on
day lest week, Messrs J. Englehart non-existence. Seaforth and Clinton
and Win. Metz, B. A., of Berlin, who gun clubs had a shoot here on Friday
have been visiting at Mr F, Wild's, —the former won,
101)11(1% We, have returned hoita, after
spending some weeks under canvas
here. Ex -reeve Castles had as sudden
attack of illness the other day, which
�o U kno H. F. Edwards
IS THE LEADER IN
Gent's Furnishings, Straw and Felt Hats, Caps,
Braces, Ties, Collars, Underwear, Fancy
Top Shirts, White Shirts, -&c,
Your special attention directed to our Unlaundried
White Shirts at 50c, and our Laundried White Shirts
at '5c. As good as you often pay $1 for
Extra values in Tweed Remnants
iVer Hotel. Don't Think
OF COMING TO BAYFIELD
Without ;ettintp�,your IlairCut
•{ and a Shave,
Beautifully Situated.
Overlooking the Picturesque
Scenery ot the River
and Lake Huron.
ItEFURNIS1IED •Eck,
�-- 3. THROUGHOUT.
,Boats for guests or to rent
by the day or hour.
Bath House on excellent
bathing' grounds.
Good accommodation and
courteous treatment.
- - Iii' stables and obliging
host 149..4%
Free conveyance to and
from station ,V4V
First-class cuisine:II,
TE131118--i$4 to $5 per week
ED. SWARTS•
PROPRIETOR
Albion Hotel .
Excellent : Accommodation
for Summer Guests.
Large, Nicely Furnished Rooms.
1JEAi)QUARTERS F013 COMMS 13 -
(:IAL TRAVELLERS.
First-class Table. : Every Attention.
• Terms Moderate.
ED. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
BOATS.
BOATS I
Best boat service in connection with
Jowett's Grove
Steam Yacht
Sailing Yacht
Free entrance to Park.
Good Stabling for picnicers
311111 •a large
liui uh -r of
ItOw (COATS
ranted by 1be
day or week.
At the New Barber Shop
OPPOSITE ALBION HOTEL.
Shaving done while you wait
A free shave to -morrow.
REouLAu
PRICES
It. McLEOD, City Shaving Parlor
The Misses Parke
FASHIONABLE
DRESS & MANTLE Makers,
MAIN STREET, BAYFIELD,
JOHN ESSON
f
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER FOR TAKING AF-
FIDAVITS AND CONVEYANCER.
Lanl, Insurance & General
Agency Office.
FARMS & TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
VERY CHEAP. MONEY TO LOAN
FOR SALE—$700 in Division Court Judgments
—40 per cont discount for cash
Louisa St. - Bayfield
FOR AN A 1 SUIT
In Canadian, Scotch or Irish Tweed,
In Black or Colored Worsted,
In Black or Blue Serge, or a
Fine Beaver or Melton Overcoat, go to
11. 1)ItAMEN, . Tailor, 'TIN
Commercial - Hotel
o THE TEMPERANCE HOUSE
Open forSui merguests
LARGE AIRY ROOMS
MODERATE TERMS
SPECIAL RATES Fon FAMILIES.
Free carriage meets all trains
GEO. ERWIN, Prop.
RE STAURANT.
.-->--0kCommereial Hotel Block
Choice Fruits&Conlectionet
Soft Drinks always cold
Ice Cream Parlor
LUNCHES AT ALL ROURB
Fnufrs& Its CREAN supplied for parties, &c