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PACE Fovn—THE BLYTH STANDARD–rN0VE InER 7m, 1907,
at)r, glutlt grtanbarb.
J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER.
THURSDAY, NOV, 7. 1907
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People We Know
Mks Porter spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Berlin,
Mr, And Mrs. D. D. Crittenden
were in London last week.
Mrs, Wm. Watson has returned to
het' horne in Vancouver, B. C.
Mr. and Alra, P,' Gardiner and son
spent the holidays at Exeter,
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Dungannon,
spent Thanksgiving in town.
Mr, Niles Morgan, of Brussels,
spent Thenksg[ving in town.
Air. W. J. Fyle left on Monday
for a two weeks' trip in the Niagara
peninsula.
Mr. and Mrs, James Sims And
children were visiting in Clinton for
the holiday,
Miss A. E. Cowan, ofOrand Bend,
spent Thanksgiving et the home of
her parents.
Miss Rhea Brothers, of Newbridge,
was the guest of her cousin, Master
Alvin McNally.
Mrs, T. W. Scott and Mies Doris
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
London and Blrr,
Mr, Miller and the Misses Miller
and Miss Yost, of Milverton, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. IL
Beese.
Miss Lizzie Ardell and Airs. Fer-
guson were in town on Monday
waiting for train connections with
Milverton,
Mr. W. Ii. Kerr, Editor of the
Post, Brussels, and father of the
Editor of Tsui STANDARD, was here
on Wednesday last,
Mrs, C. J. McDonald And son, of
Toronto, spent the holidays visiting
with Mr, and Mrs, '1', J. Huckstep.
The ladies are sisters
Alr, Gilbert Canting, of White-
wood, Sask., was here during the
past week. Ile shipped two curs of
apples both west from here.
Warden Corrie, of Huron Co,, end
also Reeve of Enet W)Iwnnosh, was
calling on aid friends in town and
paid Tnn STA !MAIM his usual visit,
Airs, Robert Pane, of Corrie, spent
the holidays visiting at the home of
her cousin, Mr. C. 1J. Besse, and
with Mrs, J. Leslie Kerr,
• On Monday Mr, and Mrs, berry
James rind Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Emigh, of Brussels, were in town at-
tending the Dineen! of their old
friend, the late J. W. Bell,
Mr, Ernest Rozell, of Brussels, ac-
companied h+,• his sister, Mrs. John
Engler end daughter, Eve Vivian,
of Paw Paw, Michigan, spent Tues.
day. with Air. end Mrs. N. B. Gerry.
Last week Mr. Ed, Iinggitt, jr.,
had the misfortune, to get his left
hand caught In a separator and re-
ceiveil many cuts. We .are pleased
to state, however, that tie escaped
serious accident and will he able to
perform his usual work h1 a few
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McKinnon and
baby spent the holiday visiting rela-
tives end old friends in town, Mr.
McKinnon left on Tuesday for the
Ohl Country where he will buy for
the McKinnon tf, Co. firm of Toronto.
This is his first trip across the
nem.
The Seafortli Expositor refers to
the visit of it former Blyth lady in
that town :—Miss Druntntnnd, - 01
Toronto, who has been visiting Mrs.
E. Ilhtehley and iter slater, Mrs. A.
0. VotiEgniond, of Egnlondvilie,
and other friends, is a native of
[Myth in this county. She is 'a skil-
ful and accomplished artist anti
specimens of her paintings, bout
landscape and portrait, which she
had with her, were very much ad-
mired by many of' our citizens, who
were delighted to see them,
Sulgrave.
J, and Al's. VVightnum, of Morris,
spent Thanksgiving with W. and
lits, Wightman. -
Wm. Wiley is not recovering his
health as rapidly es we would like
to see.
The L, 0. L. treated its; members
to an ''At !Joints'' in, their hall an
the evening of Nov: 5t»,
A lcoture tinder the auspices of
the Bible Society will be given in
the Foresters' HAN shortly.
Mies Budge' is snaking her home
with her neice, Mrs, J. Mason, at
present,
osfUIWIf 511'r'0a,
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per was dispensed with in the
Methodist ehtu•eh hast Sabbath morn.
lug.
Miss AIIie Emigh presided at the
organ in 'Trinity ehtuet), Blyth, on
Sunday owing to the illness of Mrs,
W. J. Pyle,
Rev. 1''. 0. Nichol, of Cargill, will
conduct services in Auburn and
Smith's 11111 Presbyterian churches
on the next two Sundays,
Owing to the anniversary ser.
vices being held it St. Andrew's
church there was no sett/lee in the
Alethudist church in the evening.
Rey. T. Davidson,, Al, A„ of Ver-
na, will conduct the services in St,
Andrew's church an Sunday next.
Mr. Small will be in Varna preach-
ing anniversary sermons.
The annual meeting of Buren
Presbyterial W. F. M. S. will be
held in Rippen on Tuesday next.
Mesdames Curtis, Popfestane and
Small are the delegates from Blyth.
Last Sabbath Rev. D. Perrie, of
Winghata, oecupied the pulpit of St.
Andrew's chinch, as it was their An-
niversary and preached two excel-
lent sermons. The Board asked for
a large collection to help pay for the'
expenses tliat occurred, in tate way
of repairs" to the,manse, etc., and
ever $400 was'''plced on the plates
at the' two services, The choir
rendered anthems at the morning
tied evening service in excellent
manner, The pastor, Rev. 3. L.
Small, B. A„ took Rev. Mr, Perrie'a
work at W'ingham.
East Wawanosh.
On Friday night last the house of
Miss Maggie Murray was attacked
by some unknown parties end brok-
en in several places, stones of cote
S'rRAYPD.--F-ont the in's niers of M. If,
(kills, Lon, 4, P: tot 1Vewannc,h, 00 or
'.bunt 0'1, 11111, three ewes sod one
Iamb. 1) wad for intornettion.
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shlerable size crashing through the
whiduw and alighting near where
the old lady was seated, and it was
not the fault of the cowardly mar -
natters that Miss Murray was notl
struck by 5110 Ilyhtg missiles. As
this is the fifth time during the past
year that -tins has happened, we
think it time the scatter was looked
into.
Lond sa bore.
Miss Nellie Lyon is spending this
week with her sister in London.
Aliss McGuire, of Brussels, was the
guest of Mrs, Adapts over Sunday.
Mr. Morrell, of near Menford, is
visiting hie brother hero at present.
John and Mis. Garrett and family
visited the latter's parents near Bay-
field.
ayfield,
3. C. and Mrs. Adams attended the
l'unerai et' Mr. Bell at Blyth on Mon -
Miss Agnew, of Wingham, spent
this week as the guest of Miss L.
Bt'lghnm,
Dr. llnlmes, of London, is at pres-
taking Dr, McCalhun's practice, who
is visiting his mother in Kingston.
Thomas and Mt's. Sherbrook are
hone from the west After a two
month's visit with their daughter,
Bertha.
Rev, Mr. Foote, who is supplying
for Rev, Mr, Leckie, who is away on
his holidays, preached a fine sermon
in the Methodist Church Sunday
evening,.
The fowl enpper on Thursday
evening wits a success in every way.
Over G00 partook of thebountiful
tea which was served i11 the Mise.
meat after which a splendid
program was given in the auditor.
iron. Proceeds amounted to $213.
MATH SCHOOL 1i1ii'OR3'.
The following is the report of Blyth
Public School for the month of Octo-
ber :—
on', No. 1.
P,,rn) 8—E. Anderson, T, Edmeston,
A. Coombs, D, Cowan, J. Morritt, L.
Sco
Lbrtt,ul 2—R. Donhohn, G. Stewart, C.
Copp, W, Csntpbelf,
Porto 1—:.1. Wells, B. Putter, M.
Pfeffer, 33, Anderson, A. Spofford, L,
Wanless, F. Aiken, C. 'Tierney, E.
Bell,
rev. Ne, 2.
Sr, IV.—
Willie Mains
831
1) reth,y'Tierney . 8411
John Begley..., , .,.4320
mom Cowan i.,,.. . 1319
Lizzie Lawreuce,...,810
Jr.11'la—
(lu•nn Anderson..., ..,208
Elmer Nivins 2112
Laura Johns!. 0 138!1
Maggie Johnston,,,. ,.,,'1'111
Frank McCaughey 2033
Nifty Spofford 202
Willie Belling 106
Ilan le Spaffun1 187
Lilly Warden fee 128
Stanley Chellew 120
Venter Bell 110
Jimmie Mc, ommins 108
\Nellie Moon 48
Janes Illrosis.... .... ...... 111
Sr. 11I., Class A --
Lawn Wetthtiler n,,. ,.....246
7'eresse McLaughlin 224
George Sloan . . . 224
Croswell Anderson 220
Elva Fawcett,... ..... '. ,214
Annie M,11ea - 210
Fila Wettlanfer..,•,,.., 208
Russell Gidiey 14(1
John McCaughey 143
Doris Scott 167
\\'lilts Copp 69
Chins B—
Mary Saline 142
Meryl Gerr.
yy ...... 187
Itedella McKenzie....,91
Annie Robertson,... 04
Prod Bugg.' l0
ntv. 00. 8,
III, (3100e-14hode Phillifty, Willie
Whitt', Merle Penney, Henry John-
ston, Rena Barr, Mary Puner, Elms
Coal:, Eddie ,Mains, May Robertson,
Willis Anderson, Luna Burling, Leslie
;McElroy, Joint Cowan, Norman Holtz -
Miner, Gordon Iiolizhnner,
Sr. IL, Part A—Curry Campbell,
Berta Stotlrers, Ferri Johnston, \vii•
hart Spafford, Katie Ilebkirk, Tom
Murray, Edgar Cowan, Bartle iioE1-
ruv, Elsie Fawcett, Entine 'l'arnan,
Pert B --briars Habkirk, Effie Rath,
Lorne liurliitg, Willie Cater, Earl
Teylor.
ntv, 1111. 4,
,Jr. 111—Patience Scott, Pearl Hamm,
Nodes Anderson, Fred Mason, Mary
McM.urahie, Amos. Andrew, Harold
plena•, Mabel 11111, Carrie Sims, Harvey
)loltzhaner, Daisy Mason, Charlie Pot-
ter, Willie Hamm, Earl McElroy, Car-
rie Dempsey, Agnes Creighton,
Pt. 1L--dervev Mason, Luella Cook,
Susie Fawcett, Wilson Rath, Stewart
Cowan, Susie P)t1111ps,
Sr. Pt. 1. ---Lelia (Jerry, Iona StotO-
ars, Marie Annan, AiVin 'McNally,
Sara Milne, Willie Kennedy', Gladys
Pouney, Austin Spafford, .Archie Mc-
Kenzie, Emily Rowed.
Jr. Pt. L—jtoy Barr, Mabel Spaf-
ford, Fred Fawcett, Jawos Taman,
The Tomb.
BL.ttle.-In Auburn, en Nov, 4th,
Grace A. Blair, relict of the late
John,Blair, aged 75 years and
11 months.
Bt .t.—lit Blyth, on Nov, 1st, John
W. Nell, aged GO years,
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