The Blyth Standard, 1902-11-06, Page 1VOL. XVI.
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BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1902.
bank, A large vault ie being built....
Miss Agnew sister of Dr. Agnew, who
has been ill In Philadelphia with
android fever is now in a fah wsy for
recovery. 'Miss AR new's many friends
wild be eteassed to Won that she is get-
ting better ....Mrs. E. Johnston has
sold her house and lot on Victoria
street, near Lower Wingham, to Mr.
Wm. Patton, of last Wswanosh. Mre.
Johnston has moved her household
effects to London and will reside in that
airy,
NULLETT.
Toots.—Mr. Fater Brigham, son of
ex -Reeve John Brigham, bas gone to
Crowstand, Ass(aiboia, where he will
teach the Indians in the art of up-to-date
farming, The position is a government
one andhas a lucrative salary attached.
We are sorry eo lose such a popular
young man from our township and
alum with his many friends wish him
goodhealthandtprosperity in his new
home in the far west...;The auction
sale oo the farmed Mr. Robert McDole,
near Walton a few days ago, was the
best 'held in this•seotion for many yearn,
Bath horses •Mi cattle sold dor good
prices. One •heavy draft mare, with
fail at foes, theeught 1228, and other
horses sold at proportionate prices.
Average calves molted 144 per pair;
s 10 months old Hereford bull, although
not pedigreed, brought 181; Q' wo-ya
old hetfeand
NIN$AUL.
Biters.—Mrs, W. R. Hedging re-
turned beam from Manitoba on -Monday
evening.... Mr, Percy Carlisle, of Ger-
rie, is home for a few days....Ur. T.
Wish is starting to erect a new resi-
dence on theilot adjoining his property
near the school house,.,.It ti under-
stood that Mr, Joseph Caw centempistes
leaving town in the near future to take
a position In a new manufacturing
eetablishmeotinToronto ....McGeor BLYTH AGENCY.
Joynt, who has been in Luoknow for
the t three menthe metal his 'Notes.Discounted and Collected. Drafts ,issued.
brother, is home aaggain....Mr. George
Hudson has disposed of his residence to General Banking Business Transacted
M Richardson,f Famine for $410.
No. 13.
BANK OF HAMILTON
Capital, all paid up, $s,000,000. Reserve, $t,600,000.
Total Assets, over $so,000,000.
«TARES TURNBULL, GENERAL RIANiAAER.
Mr. o
....Mr. E. Ramsay, of London, is the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. John Petty.
. Mia Mamie Joyot of Luoknow, hi
the guest of her brother, Mr, George
Joynt, of this place.
MORRIS.
Uairen rx Weotootr.—A very pretty
wedding took place at the bautlfal
home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Farrand of
Morris, at four o'olook on Wed
afternoon of last week, when the r
eldest daughter, Marietta M, was
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
to Mr, Sylvanus Pike, a prosperous
young
wee perfrmer ormed by Bev. hFranoilii
Swsun,..of Bluevale, in the presence of
c, 198 so on, he whole
about 160 invited guests. The bride
ed tfR786.... Word was receive was liven away by her father and
lookevery swat in a of
white
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Sums of $t and upwards received and interest allowed,
compounded half yearly.
sale reach gown
, ed the other day of the death of Mr. organdie trimmed with insertion And
WALTON. Henry McGregor youngest son of the ribbons in bow -knot design and carried
DR. Anneraoxa Warns—A. letter; lets Daniel Mouregor, book -binder. a bouquet of asters. Tie bridesmaid
them Dr. Armstrong, formerly of Wel Deceased had been a resident of Cleve was Miss Arletta Farrand, sitter of the
ton, aye, that sites atsyfug swells 1a land ler about 26 years, and was also a bride, and looked very pretty dressed in
' the hospitals of New York he sailed for book -birder. He laves a wife and five white organdie trimmed with insertion
Liverpool, thence on to London, after children. Ifs sow aged sbontE7 yearsand ribbon and carried a bouquet of
which he prooceded to Edinburgh and •. Mr. JAR Lamont is having the sweet peas and carnations. The room
Glasgow, but atter a short alar he re- house,which he recently Y moved onto was ably supported by his brother and
tamed to London as he Bads this oily his farm oa coo. 18, enlarged and very the wedding march sou played by Mn.
the most imitable in which to continue much improved generally. It will be • Spence, of Newbridge, aunt of the i
hie desired spatial work. There are commodious and very comfortable dwel- bride. After the usual congratulations
'hor•lly scores of hospitals here of ling, and will add greatly to the appear- all repaired to the dining room where a
elation, kinds available for doctors to knee and value of the property. We bountiful supper war carved. The
hereby ware • certain young lady to
'mune and extend their professional brides travelling braes was a dove
theht
stadia and abundance of of material in a ri answer ready at an Y colored ladies' otic, trimmed with
yontjsition of 6i millions. On Baur- time•••• r• and Lear hes erected applique. The bride's presents were
Map soil Sundays one baa time to see a new windmill for pumping water into numerous and wetly, turd by the look
the many plan and objects of interest his stables.... We understand that Mr. of some of them the young couple need
It would take months to w the Daniel McGregor, one of the old resit never be in darknw. sup Ming
sad I dente of this township, has anted his over t evend was tin !Werra•
eh in Imglfah and Scottish history. ?annul his son, Charles, an r.Elliott mental music a dowel till the wee
old sit of Edinburgh, the timbre Spans; both of whom have Men on sma' ioursot the meeatng. Everybody
♦seas, b toe most beautiful, with its !mama MT mime tin . Mr. MoGragor �,� to enjoy themselves. After
fermium and surroundings, in the land. intends to ensue into Sattforthr, hie wishing Mr. and Mrs. Pike a happy
Atfew of the places he has visited are witaris a daughter of the late Charles and prosperous life the guests left for
maims pboea and manes we 'sad of w d ]t ed ver ke g sloes
Edinburgh castle, John Knott's house, Rocas
a prominent furniture dealer their respective homes.
of to and she rsaentl 'came foto
ssd boarded' a few days in t6s house in Bron YWennues Betts. Atidve o'clock on
which Sir Waiter Scott lived with his possession' of mayoral thousand dollars, Wednesday, October &led, a very pretty
pther, Windsor mien and castle, the
her abets of her father's estate. We wedding took place at "t$pruce Avenue
rein ter ofd Eton college, Stoke Pages ateagratulete ber on her good+ fortune. Farm," Morrie, the residence of Mr.
where Gra wrote the Elegy inacountry
RAST WAWANOiN. and Mrs. Adam Halliday, when their
oharob and and where he now lies, Cit daughter, Christian, was married to
yy Seven sr Paarna.—Two small ohii• of Brussels, The
road .140.1 where John Wesley u Mr. Thomas Walker,
to preach, Westminster abbey, Bt. Paul's, dren of a friend of ours were chased ceremony was performed by Rev, J. J.
cathedral, the Royal museum, Booking• across a bold one day recently by a Ramis, of Mental, the louse Ming
Item palace and the mausoleum where (*rufous oow, and in telling abut the attractively decorated for the a sin
alts late Quetta Victoria and her husband escape the tittle girl said : " We were with pleats and autumn have The
now lN. The greatest preacher in the saved, mamma, in answer t0 prem. bride war given away by he. rather
ally stoma to ba Rev rather Parker. I told Tmm'y to pay a be nn an }�e and looked very swat and graceful in
( gty�aliouel, at prevent asaieted b aei.he didn t remem any praq*r. I
Dov: J. Campbell Morgan, Moody, esu him bo eawhat papa says at the
opseaessor. Score are turned away breakfast t table, so he shouted, ' For
tem the door every service as they are what we are about to receive, make us
truly thankful.' Then we crawled
orowdod out. under the fence and were saved."
WIMONAM.'Oarruaay.--Tbaabject ofthis sketch,
Lasalu.—An entertainment will lte Mrs. J. R, Reld, was the second you -
of
;it:to the Presbyterian church ou 19 children of Robert and Jane
;it:
evening of this weak by thewalker. Her prole and family ma-
y
committee of the Westminster
grated b Canals and settled near the
gh- present town of Smiths Fails for a
gelid...MieuCarrteMaadoaald,dou
• time
ter 1' Dr. Macdonald, M.P., has reres in 1880, where tire. Reid was
th;asd the general secretaryship of the Methodist They
ohur were
pband taught of the
e
You Woman's Christian aasooiatfon Mtld dln the way o[ godtaugk their
h it
at Ottawa to accept the position of
travelling secretary for the students' was converted when very young, and
voloatese movement for foreign mar asterf und t delightdo theMywork. Afterr. and Mrs.
sl *ow (ht use rr perforos. rmances in onehReid were married they moved to, the
ot pup lath cenoeaion of East IWawanosh,
Western
on Friday ndr evening last, where they raided till the strong in -
he Western Foundry Co. have asbed taloa graduaily weakened, and, the
soused to build • (oat bridge over memory of everything butt Jesus and
a* Maitland river, so that their work- His love tat1e4, end she was called to
osteo can reach the works mon oat -
be for ever at rest, Mrs. Reid was 72
Witty and ave them crossing the years of a and bad been ailingfor
n t Trunk braise The Sons of nesay� w o, when she first had an
d will hold their annual concert attack of inflammation. After rave -
.on the wetting of January 8th ... *ring from that, she never reamed to be
lman
d en Friday evening ethis hat a gradual ,maaiNag of the ins ew cur m t club well ; another attack tat spring caused
willll kkss 11idecline and about
two
d idr•' months beton death it was discovered
to law Wingham. hu that a tumor of the stomach was the
not beim enjoying the bat of health for trouble. In her lest moments she
nometlms past and will move to a frequently said not to wap, for ahs
warmer climate.... Mr, Frank Hogg
dia4 Victoria hurts!, London war going home to be forever with
twlmorningolot week. Jesus e dim on or 18th, and
serious worms
some weeks laves a husband, three daughters and
ego by falling down the elevator in two sons to mourn her demise.
]lean. A. Young A Sons'tdughop. He Stmts.—Apple packing has been the
mar Nomad from thsas injuria, order of the day and "orae fine fruit has
( ei ssssin of the brain is given as the been put up.... Mr, George Kuhns hu
puns of death.... Mrs. D. J. Monte- left here for Berlin, where he has been
gen, and three eons, who bare been engaged to work in the sugar factory,
siadaRg with her pante. Mr. and Mrs. George is a right good fellow and will
tl, Youhfil, for the past four menthe, be much missed in this neighborhood.
pttaned to their home in Smiths Falls MARLOOK.
last wak.... Mr. Peter Deana, jr., left
,awn OR Thursday. He has 'soured a PROHIBITION Mairtsa.--A prohibi-
stuation on the Grand Trunk ....Mr. tion mating will be held in the school
J. E. Davis has sold his drug business house at Matlock on Friday evening of
to Mr. Walton McKibben son of Mrs. this week commencing at 7.60 o'clock.
'Philip McKibben ....Mr.George Paul, Rev. T. W. Cosene and Mr. W. H.
of Winnipeg, was visiting relatives in Kerr, of Brussels, are expected to be
Wingham and Whitechurch last week. present and address" the meeting. Rev.
Kr. J. H. Stephenson hes built J A. Hamilton, M.A., and Rev. John
&two new wetting rooms in the Wing- Keauedy, B.D., of Londesboro, who
item skating rink. The rooms should. have been appointed to superintend the
be warm and comfortable and are a campaign in East Hullett, will "iso be
est improvement over the old rooms. present. A collection will be taken up
Pstrna of the rink will appreciate the for the gond of the prohibition cause.
• lethst ,
Workmen have commencecomar - -
eke 4 in the costore in There is a strike ia..the priatiag
.,Ugook for , the Dorms % tab at *amou.
an eateisite gown of white organdie
trimmed with insertion and fine mat-
inee of chiffon, with the customary veil
ar
and orange blossom. She oried a
shower bouquet of white rose and
aeparague fern. Mia Flora Toney
made a pretty little flower girl in a
dainty white muslin dress and carried
pink carnations. The wedding march
from Loheogrin was played by Mia
Teale Halliday. After the oawmony
a reception was held and, following the
usual oongratslationa, en excellent sup-
per was served in the dining -room the
dsoorations there Ming pink and white.
The bride's travelling dress wee a
tailor-made suit of navy blue cheviot
with a blouse of pale gran silk and her
hat was biaok velvet. Among the
guests from • distance were Mies
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker,
Mr. Alex. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
Kelvey, Miss Sarah Motaughliu Mr.
J. McLaughlin Brussels; the Misses
Livingston, of Bigth; Mr. and Mrs. 11.
Young and Miss Florence Yountt, Mr.
end Mrs. J. Young, the Misses Maude
and Mattie 8allows Mr. W. Sallow.,
Colborne; Mia E. Hayden, Mr. Hay-
den, Me H
myndman, Mr. Hyndman,
Newbridgers. and Mia Robertson,
Toronto; bir. and Mrs. John Fraser,
Bayfield ; Micas Cleft, Clinton ; Mr.
Adam McLean, Harriston.
Norse.-.Ba,v. J. E. Hunter bee been
appointed to take charge of Trowbridge
circuit for the balance of thieoonference
year owing to the decease of Rev. Rob-
ert
year,
Mrs. Phillips will now
tine to occgpy the personage until
next summer.... Mr. M. Bleak, teacher
in. B.S. No, 8, is engaged for 1808 at a
salary of 1865. Not many teachers
step .as long in oma section am Mr,
Black. A new teacher could not have
been engaged for any less &slaty and in
moat ORBS a higher one.... Mr. W. U.
Wilson has received a prise of $t0 from
the Rennie Seed Co. of Toronto, for
weighinggrowing a Aetle least 800 pounds. bar.
Wilson has shipped this giant produc-
tion to Mr. Rennie. Judging by the
Sine of the packing box he toot home to
'hip the squash in it was no baby,
Anything W. C. undertakes to do he
does it in No. 1 style and this 600
pound squash is only one more proof of
this 'tetement....Owing to the bad
weather end dark nights the meetings
at Sunshine have not been very largely
attended.... Messrs. Frank and John
DeWolfe have returned fromves in an u-
naided
aOlio dittPsterboroy,
tilocalit it -
t
H. T. HOLMES, AGENT.
THE GREAT CASH STORE
SEE OUR RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL
FURS
Ladies' Coats, Capes, Caperines,
Ruffs, Muffs, Gauntlets and Caps.
Misses' Ruffs, Muffs, Storm col-
lars and Caps.
Coats and Caps for men in great
variety.
SEE OUR
F'UR ROBES
They are excellent value, Hearing selected this range of Fine
Furs from the beet mandfacturers at the closer cash prices has
placed us in a position to.wive ,you money. New is.the :WHO to
take advantage of the moneysaving pricos.
.A big job in All -wool Blankets, good large size:and
much under the usual price.
See our Men's Fine Dress Overcoats. They are
the correct style and are selling well.
s
Jest received another large consignment of Rubbers
at rock bottom prices.
O
See our
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
for the latest novelties.
D. M. McBEATH BSB S .
Swift who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Il'. Russell, hu returned to her
home near Stratford. ... Farmers are
every busy now with the root crop.
Sugar best harvest on and a oar of
beets will be shipped to Berlin from
Brussels.... Mrs. Parkinson and daugh-
ter Lena of Leeds .Englaud, are on a
visit to Mr. and )yrs. Joseph Stubbs.
Mrs. Parkinenn is a niece.... Mine
Jamieson has been wiengeged as teach-
er in Anderson's school for next year at
an advesaoe le salary. We wash her
success, ... Miss Jessie Cole went to
Wingham last week where she has a
situation.... The ample of apples this
year Is poor.... Mr. Walter Yuill and
family have moved Into their new resi-
dence. It is a comfortable, home -like
building where we hope they will
enjoy many happy, prosperous years.
The old log house stood the storms of
many a winter ... .1dr. F. McCutcheon
is quits poorly but some better than he
was— .Min Janet Hood, of Bluevale,
is visiting her parents on the 5th line.
.. Apple crop along with mangolds,
turnips and potatoes makes a lot of
work.
—Dr. Snider, Conservative M.P,P.
for North Norfolk, admitted corrupt
wit isWilma •n t, and staading res4rlal. ned the
EXETER.
Irtens.—Tbe willing workers of the
Trivitt Memorial church met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. 'Frank
Knight. The "othety was setusalisd
for the winter.... Word hes been re -
caved that Mr. W, H. Parsons, who
left here a few years ago for Edmonton,
Alberta, to conduct a hardware busi.
cess, has sold out and that he will
return to town shorts • ....Mr. and Mrs.
K. E. Huston and 2 r. Wesley Huston
attended the funeral of their nephew,
Willie Huston, at Princetown on 'Sat -
last, returning home on Monday.
Mrs. James Creech, while returning
home from a neighbof'e hone last week,
in some manner tripped and tell to the
ground on her arm, sustaining a painfdl
injury ....The infant daughter el Sir.
and lire. Wm. Mitchell died au Wed-
nesday of last week.
—Alma college, St. Thomas, cele-
brated its 7lst anniversary on October
80th by a book reception and a piano-
forte recital introducing Mr. Thomas
Martin,, recently engaged on the col -
loge staff. OverS00 books were added
to the college library including a gift by
the Alma daughters of London. Mr.
Martin's splendid playing was repeat-
edly and enthusiastically encored.
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