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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-03-24, Page 1a, , s or _THE rr.`•s ; :tip L i • +. a k. NESS -RECORD. TZHUS—$1.25per Annum, U00.1ln Advance. INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINQ,S—NEUTRAL IN NOTHINQ 0 [VOL. XIX Sherry 4 Thik1•;•frine derives its name from the old Moorish town of Xeres, in Spain. It's popularity extends back about four hundred years. We have from the celebrated house of Pmartin, M. Misa, Mackenzie 3s Co,, and war- rant pure wines of fine value, also Canadian Cooking Sherry at low prices. Lack Ken reedy The Clinton Liquor Store. 1897—.4f42c8~ 1897 true! Afhl 71re. Nary. 7 u. tthi AAr. 2 8 9 0 1 1 14 x� 15 1s 1z 18 19 20 28 29 eyo ter rm„as r leis 160 ma'. 1.10 � The Sickle of Death. TWO OLD AND HONORED RESIDENTERS PASS AWAY. GEORGE HANLEY.—ill the death, of George Hanley last Saturday morning at the good old age of 80 years and 3 months Clinton loses one of the inost upright citizens ever resident, here. Of late years he had at tittles been a severe sufferer from various ailments, Pneumonia hein�• the cause of death. rbe late George Manley was a native Of .Enniskillen, Ireland, a type of man- hood we regret to say that is too fast passing away because their places can never be filled. On the 11th of April, 1838, he left for Londonderry and sail- ed for Canada on the 21st, arriving in Hamilton in June of the sauce year-. He spent a couple of mouths in Wil - moth township and then cause to Goderich where he engaged with the Canada Company. He possessed all the courage and strength required for the many hardships and privations the, pioneer was in these days compelled to endure. As he remarked the other day to the writer, "during his long life he never knew what fear was, and oknow that he was about to pass to the great beyond he had no fear,” He bought and settled on lot 40, con 8, Goderich township. Here he hewed Out a home" and by his indomitable courage and hard vvork accumulated a competence for his declining years. Insecure investment a few years ago, however, lost a good portion of it. A ]over of his Queen' and Country, he was one who defended his country during the rebellion of '37, marching to Sarnia, Windsor and other; points. He had three brotbers—John of Ore- gon, and Charles and Will. being de- ceased. He was twice married and leaves 3 sons and a daughters, George and Robert of Goderich township, Mrs. Green of Bayfield, Charles of Dakota, Mrs. Albert Elliott and Mrs. Arthur Elliott, both of Dakota, Mrs. R. H. Elliott of Goderich town- ahip, and Mrs, Jno, Millet- of Harriston. Mrs. Thos. Walker of WWII, and hl` widow. The deceased was an Orange- man some 61 years and often related the cause of his early initiation. He was an active and valued member at the time of his death and for tnany years was one of the leading 'spirits here. His presence at the various meetings throughout the county always gave life to the proceedings and his sound advice was always heeded. He was an honorary county chaplain for some years and occupied the same position fit the district and primary lodges. He ryas also a valued member of the Scarlet Chapter, and Black Order fn both of which lie held prominent posi- tions. He was a stanneh Conservative and a Methodist in religion. The fun- eral took place to Bayfield vesterday under the aupices of the Orange Or- der and was very largely attended, The pall bearers were Will. Murphy, Thos. Kearns, Thos. Beacom, Wen. Ford, D. Catntelol and A. M. Todd. The floral tribub. s were beautiful, one a sheaf and sickle from his Clinton Orange brethren, the handiwork of Mr. Thos. Cottle. Peace to the noble dead. THR LATE MRs. HAnr.,%ND.—Anoth- er old and highly respected resident passed to the great beyond early Mori - Illy morning morning in the person of Mrs. Harland, mother of William and John. Her age was over 83 years. Her hus- band predeceased her in March, 1881. She torts it native of Wetwang, York- shire, Eng., and canoe to this country with her patrentr--Mr, and Mrs. Brigs —in 1827 and for- sometime resided to Montreal. Inter on moving to Toronto where the deceased was married to her la;e hushnnd in 19,38. Snlisegnenty Mr. and Mrs. Harland resided in Chin- guacousy and in 1854 removed to Clin- ton. There were nine of a family, the ,4urviving members being Mrs. D. Me- 47orvie and Williarn and John, town, and George of Detroit. The deceased %oas n noble type hf woman, a thorough Christ.iftn in every sense of the term, and a member of ' the Met.hOdist church. The finer al takes place to Clinton cemetery to -day. �ntnmerhitl. Mr. Dan Glidden who has been a resident fn this locality for the last five years left with his family last Tuesday forPorters Hill. We acre very sorry to loss Mr. Glidden and family but wish them every prosperity in their now home. , CLINTON. HURON COUNTY, ON7 Goderich, Goderich. How THicy STAND.—On Tuesday FIR E,—Gold thorpe's sash and door afternoon a number of our curlers con- tested for the possession of the Martinfire factory had its first experience with trophy, with the following result:— about 7 o'clock on Wednesday y Captain Dancey, 29; R. W. Logan, 25; evening. The smoke stack is not up Wm. Lane, 24; W. Wallace 22; W. T. .yet, and a portable engine is used to Welsh, 20; C. A. Humber, 20; A. McD• Allan, 15; Jas. Clark, 14, run the machinery, and the sparks from the boiler may have started the ANNUAL MF.ETINO.—At the Annual fire. A few buckets of water put it out before the firemen arrived. Meeting of the Huron Bicycle Club his gting'°Yor a couple of weeks held in the rooms of the Base Ball BAsIc BALL 1897.—The following etre Social Club there was it, good atten- the officers of the Goderich Base Ball dance, and the interest manifested in Club for 1897:—Hon.-pras., A. MeD. the proceedings shows that the cycle Allan; Hon. vice-presdts., Mayor is here to live. The officers for 1897 Shannon, Reeve Proudfoot, Deputy - were duly elected its follows; Dudley Reeve Thompson, Dr. W. J. R. Holmes, Holmes, president; Chits. Lee, vice- W. T. Welsh;pres., B. D. Grant; vice- pres. ; G. Mc•Cosh, treas.; D. Johnston, Pres., H. L. Watson; Manager, JnO. sec.; J. S. Platt and J. A. McIntosh, Nairn; sec.-treas., Will. Pitssinore; auditors. Before separating it was official scorer, Archibald Dickson; agreed that a meeting be held on Tues- mascot, Joseph Tilt; executive colli - day evening for reorganization. mittee, pres , vice-pres.; sec.-treas., fateas a sad and end ilure, on Monday, manager and captain; ground corn - ST. PETERS.—The choir has been re- mittee, Jae. Reid, chairman; Juo. or and nocontains some of Nairn, Ed. Tilt, C. R. Shane, C. V. the best singers in the congregation, Shannon; advertising committee, E. New music and hymns have been pro- Doran, chairman, D. E. Munro, IN% J. cured, and this part of the service is Passmore, Juo. Nairn, Albert Robert- ip-to-date. After Easter Miss Josie son. Shannou will take the place of Miss T Trarineh as organist. Two handsome Blyth.stained glass windows have been put gar—Sugar-making I9 In full litst week being very good in the linter into the church this month. One rep- BnIEFS,—The beautiful is fast dis• resents St. John and St. Luke, present- ed by the ladies of the Altar Society. appearing and there is every indica• Tile other, which was put in position tion of spring.—Miss llIOConnel left on St. Patrick's day, is the gift of Mr. here on Tuesday to take a millinery Michael Cray, which represents St. position in Crediton.—Mrs. Miles Patrick and St. Andrew, the patron Young has returned from Markdale saints of Ireland and Scotland. Mr. Cray deserves special mention for Ilia where she has been spending the generous gift. winter mouths with friends.—We are sympathy of all. The remains woes sorry to hear that the wife of council FOR THE MEDa.L.—The rinks that for McNally is seriously indisposed at were victorious in the first draw for the (;ribbons tiiedal played a game in present. Her many friends wish to the West stye. t rink last week. There hear of liar speedy recovery.—Divine were many enthusiastic,, present and service will be held in Trinity church until the last shut was fired the game as usual ou Wednesday evening at 8 was always in a position to turn, was some remarkably gond play °clock, also a cottage prayer meetingThere On both sides, but the end was in favor at the residence of Mr. John Metcalf's of the rink skipped by W. 1'. Welsh as on Friday evening at 8 o'clock.—Mr. the score shows. As the rule of the James Sims, who has been in Detroit game is that the winning rinks in the the past three months returned 'home first draw must play best two out of three. there is ,yet another garde, or on Satuldi On Monday afternoon y •— Y may be two to platy. the funeral of the late Robert Watson. Thomas Robinson Wm. Wallace Jr, passed through the -village, the R. W. Logan H. L. Watson body being taken into the Methodist L. E. Daucey Wni. Lane church where a funeral service was W. T. Capt. Dancey, skip 18. skip 14. held. The edifice being filled with 'eye pathizing friends after which tie OBITUARY.—The following from ti1R remains were taken to the Union Blenheim News refers to the death of cemetery for interment.—On Tuesday the mother of B. D. Grant, science master at Goderich Collegiate lhsti- evening the regular meeting of the C. tute: Mrs. W. B. Grant of Muli was O. F. was held in Watson's hull when born on the farm now occupied by another member was added to their Arch. McLachlan, close to the spot of number and more to follow.—Ou interment, fifty-one _years ago. She died on Saturday of bronchitis after an Thursday morning the fire alarm illness of nearly a year, which was oil. was sounded but it was only a false dured with serene patience and forti- the fire insurance inspector had one, P tilde. The funeral services; were con- dropped into the town and wanted to ducted by Rev. C. Burdette, of Ridge- see hew our fire company handled town, an old friend of de.ceased,assisted themselves. by ROv. Dr. Jamieson, of Blenheim. aged 79. Ile had hehh the position of Mrs. Grant leaves to mourn her depar- last week- which was held ill London,-. ture a husband and four, children, two Porter's hill sisters and a brother, but bequeathed --Friday last a sleigh loath of young folks event to Henry Wagner's, Mait.- them the memory of a beautiful chi is. NEWS.—After a tun silence 1 am g tian life. Thr, children are: B. D. going to try and scribble a budget for Grant, science master at Goderich Col- you and your reader's. Please pardon legiate Institute; Mrs. H. Thortitoil inymi�:takes.—Sawingbeesarethe.order of Brandon, Man.; Misses Alay and of the day, Will. Blair of the Cu; line Helen Grant, who are at home. The had one last week, he had some fifty brother is J. 13. English, of Harwicb, cords cut.—The Mayor of Boderivill. and the sisters are Mrs. S. B. Tedford had a sawing bee last week and had a ;•td airs. Russell of Blenheim, number of cords cut.—Win, Perdue is busy at his sawmill and Is cutting CIRCULAR CITY BRIEFS.—MV. and ood lumber on the farm of John Mrs. Reynolds of Clinton, were in tine oods 3 con. Parties wanting lumber circular town the past week. --St. Pat. it will be to their interest topatronise rick's Day passed without a concert or bint.—There is a great number com- a meeting of any kind in its honor, and plaining of grip.—Mrs. Copeland is had not the Shamrock been worn the coming to the old homestead to live. should have had nothing to remind us The lady has been away for some of Ireland's patron saint.—Miss Mabel years but is coining back to old Gode- McKenzie is recovering from it very rich township. May she long be spar - severe attack of pneumonia. — The ed to enjoy her retirment from busi- Chosen Friends meet in regular session nebr.—The Chosen Friends will meet to -morrow evening.—There wasa good on Thursday evening.—Mr. Wm. Lobb programme presented at the meeting of is the delegate from Porters Hill to re. the Collegiate Institute literary society present them at the Grand Council of on Friday evening.—Miss Don ogg I has the Canadian Order of Chosen Friends returned from a visit, to the millinery at Hamilton on the 23rd March.—Two 0Pc11ings a.t Detroit and London.—The of out- residents had a set to the other nwillbers of Inverness Camp, Sons of day. Dan came out best. Scotland, will have an entertainment — in Victoria Opera house on the evening of Thursday, April Sth,—Bert. Thomp, Port Albert. son of Bayfield was at the family resi. NOTES.—William Sniate is home frons dence town thepastweek.—MissC;tttle the Soo.—Mr. Shaver and Mrs. Riese of Clinton has been visiting her sister who were, on it Visit to their friends at Mrs. W. A. Ross, East street.—Miss Milverton, hate returned to the Port. Tilt has returned from a lengthy visit —James Hawkins left last week for to Toronto.—Last year there was skat- Manitoba, also Andy McMillen and ing fn the rink on April 4th; this year John Crawford.—John Bennett left for March 13 ended the pastime. --The There was it jubilee at the Royal on Children's Aid Society is doing excel- the evening of the 17(h of Ireland by lent work in looking after the children of dissolute parents.—To-morrow night the backers of"Lanky Bob," who knocked the wind out of "Pompadour the Oddfellows will have specialty in- Jin)" at (,arsons city, On that eventful portant business before them Tile day. Fitz is a dArlint.—The floods Alaitland is now open one of the earliest breaking up for many ears.—The have been so high here as the spring weather seems to have set in. The streets were in gond condition for ped- ice on the lake is broken up and no estrians on Saturday, the rair. hv,ving doubt navigation will open early this cleared and settled them.—In a few seation, days the harbor sate mill will prepare men commenced Wednesday at Hold for action.—Ex-Witrden Joseph Beck `Vin. Robertson, of Colborne. The is in the Ambitious City representing Sall -ford. the Chosen Friends of Goderich at the attendance of members rind others meeting of the Grand Council now Ile.- BRIEFS.—Mrs. Jaynes Wilson of in held in Hamilton.—J. J. Wright•of Niavara Falls was called home through the Point Farm says he has the clear- the illness of her mother, Mrs. A. est andp crest ice ever packed away. Sands.—Nelson Hoiney is very ill with --Rev. Joseph Edge of the North St, typhoid fever. We hope soon to see church lectured fn Bayfield on :Chars- hire; around•—Major Beck left here On day evening on "Take Hone Things Monday as it delegate to attend the You Borrow."—There was early com- C. O. C. F. at Hamilton this week.-- munion at St. Georges on Sunday.-- Mr. Will. Clark got home from Fiber St. Georges Women's Auxiliary will City, Mich. Where he has been work - meet its ostial Oil Friday afternoon fn ing all winter.—J. T. Goldthorpe is 'ting the school room.—The pastor of thege fn the flooring for the Maitland North street Methodist church ppreach- lnr•idge.—Mrs. J, Carroll, who has been running the Union Hotel here the ed to sailors and fishermen on Sunday evening.—The Langdon Comedy Com- since death of her husband, moved out on pany will conclude a season of three Tuesday last, and Mr. J. Hamilton nights in the opera house this evening Heron fornlerlyofBehmillerhaslakeupossess- Ion. --Beck's tannery is in full blast -ft rained in this part of all Friday night.—And now the angler again this week. --Mr. John Connell is may be seen along the river wank -1. try- hotne fron the Soo, where he has been ing to make a catch. I since last fall. WEDNESDAY MARCH 244, 1897 A. M TODD, Edieor a red O%vuer WHOLE NO. 957 Melt;rave, 'Vest Wawanosh. BmEFs.—Laurier, Mulock and Dr. McDonald have disregarded our advice SAD DEATu.—Mr. Edward Carrot, of lot 15, on the 13th eon., of 'Vest A Few a regarding a: position for R. Armstrong Wawanoeh, a gentleman well and I r and as a consequence he has left for Uncle Sam's territory, it place where favorably known by a large circle of .L i�e�8 tarty workers x�, rewarded. Had he ,✓t Selayed ftionds and acquaintances, passed flow you call serve some dollu:s I his gting'°Yor a couple of weeks away on Monday morning last, this this iw we would have urged the municipal officers to have given hum an appoint- Doceased was 48 years of age, and g• We can give you it pure, fancy ment. Dr. McDonald will not soon ifet for Morris township. about three weeks ago was suddenly stricken with pneumonia, and at Worsted Suit for so good it worker —Considerable money changed hands though for some days past he was 4*18.00. here over the big fight, one Corbett very low, his sudden death from heart rnau lost $20.—D. Sproat our obliging fateas a sad and end ilure, on Monday, Ali all Worsted Hair Line Pants for ppostutaster is laid up at present; we Bops to see him out again short den bereavement to hie Estreat and Y c 4.00. ly.—Hugs and cattle are being shipped ftiends. Mx. Carrot was a devoted Good Canada Tweed Snits to or - from here every week, Catsemore and husband and since the death of his dot for Armstrong being the principal ship- blast, wife sonic nine years ago, his whole t $11,00 t0 gar—Sugar-making I9 In full litst week being very good in the linter aim in life was the tate and comfort. his three e12.00. For the Boys half. of children, who with the aged father of the deceased, Mr. a line of Double Breasted Boy's Auburn.— Dennis Carrot, have the heartfelt Suits with setilor collar and fancy braided for $3.50. We have cheap - BROKEN PLEDOms.—At the regular sympathy of all. The remains woes er and dearer ones too. meeting of Maitland Temple No. interred in the family plot in the St. Men's Suits from $5.00 up. 3111, I. O. G. T., held on Monday, March 8th, 1897, it was resolved to Agustiie Cemetery on Wedneaday morning last. s yA special line of Ties for 25c. 1 protest publicly its a lodge, against the proposed License Bill introduced into A TERILLING ExraRlr:NcLr.—Wha va®o©ooa the Local Legislature by the Hardy Government, on the grounds that it might have been a serious accident J. HOLLOWAY, fails to comply with the jest demands ha cued at Crowfoot Point of FridayA. pP of the temperance people and to fulfil at 13000. While some woodchoppers CLINTON, the promises made heretofore to the were in their shanty at dinner tire ice temperance deputations that inter- on the Maitland river broke up, calla - _- News Notes. viewed them. ing the water to rico and before the NOTES. --Mr. A. E. Collis is home w wood. hoppers knew whet had really Mt.. Watson Crosby, Patton mernber from the Soo.—Mrs. William Pollock coed the were surrounded b PP Y Y °f the Manitoba Legislature for Den - his is dead. of Flint, Michircan, is visiting her father, Mr. John `Villard.—Mr. "Windy water and were obliged to leave their home by Mr. George lltercer, govern of the t,F the Cityy" to visit his friends.— shanty wading the river to county gaol at Gnelph, died Friday Sattmuel Caldwell attended the Synod an island, where they would be on aged 79. Ile had hehh the position of last week- which was held ill London,-. dry land. They were still surrounded g°P(7rnor of thct gaol for 37 years. --Friday last a sleigh loath of young folks event to Henry Wagner's, Mait.- b water and to et anyone to come to y g Y I Will. Michie, of Morris, has disposed 5 laud blook, where they enjoyed them- their assistance was no easy task to of a superior -year-old general pur- pose mare to David Dunbar of East selves tripping the light fantastic aoeomploh. One of them was lucky Wawanosh for the stun of $80. toe till the small hour of the• utorifng, some of them feeling a little grippy enough to have a fete dry matches and At at convention of the Conservative r3 the next day. Some of the farmers they soon kindled a fire. During Sat Asiiociatioi of ArgentPtrit county are preparing for making nra le syrup. ueday moining they were discovered Wecnesday Mr. \V. J. Simpson Was —Illi. William Sturdy intends going by Joseph Feagan, who at ones tecog C110sen as the Conservative candidate '11 to Parry Sod d soon.—Robert Ask- nized aIle unfortunate position they ill the 16cti1 election. C; r; r with is laid up with sore eyes. were in. Ike could ren4 no aseiata13oe The Conservative convention ill Hull Wednesday s'I FARMER.^+' INSTITUTE MEETING.— (TOIn'hf9 s'rd0 Of the r17 60 he at Once , Dominated Mr. G. A. Nail- tel, MiD, stevofCrown Lands in Quebec, The West Huron Farmers' Institute bitched up a team and drove to Au. to contest the county ill the cnuiiu , held a meeting in the Temperance hall, Auburn, oil Friday last. It horn. Willing hoods and a boat were g Pr'ot'incial elections. was intended to hold two sessions— soon secured in that village and by 11 The Rev. Father Murphy was coi�- milted for trial Wednesday ill Mont - one in the afternoon and the other in o'clock Saturday morning, the unfor- ;'Pal on it charge of having obtained the evening—but owing to the bard Lunate 'woodeboppers were rescued frour ill% J. J. Franklin of Toronto, roads and inclement weather, John McMillan, M. P., and Janes Gaunt, from their pe:ilous position. When five thousand dollars fn connection two of the principal speak -em, were the rescue party reached them theywith P' Y a proposed gold cute iuctitut.ion. Mr. L. N. unable to he present, and the Inati- were almost perished from bungar and Champagne, for the Liber - els, and Mr. J. W. Mucdougatll, for the tole had to be content with one session. Owing to illness President cold. Conservatives, were nominated for r.: Bailie was detained from being presenp, _ — -._� __ H0lmesville. — , Wright Wednesday to fill the vacancy Cat , I by the resignation of Mi.. { and Matthew Lock hart, of East Wawa- Devlin. uoeh, acted as chairman. Secretor Y SICK.—Mr. J. Watkins is laid off a Washington was also absent, and the g work with the cold.—Air. S. Phipps is The trial of twelve wnmen and two }lost of secretary was looked after•by ill with inflammation of the lunge,— men commenced Wednesday at Hold `Vin. Robertson, of Colborne. The Mrs. Potter Sr., is very sick.- IAlrs. S. Meze-Vesarbely, Hungary, charged attendance of members rind others I'hipps is also suffering from the cold. with poisoning their husbands or othe•• was good. The following ggentleman —�Ve are glad to hear that H. MulhOl- nearrelatives in order to obtain insur• q Wggive addresses:—R. C. McGowan, of Joseph land is recovering. ante money. East Wawanosh, on silos; Hetherington,Jof Nile, on cultivation NOTES.—Miss E. Keys, of Brockway, The rain fell and the floods came. . roots, Tubb, of Colborne, rootss,,and Mich. spent a few days with her uncle, Mr. W. Stanley.—Mrs. Gliddon, of Lee- Out art Brampton they have had the floods during the past week. On on sheep -raising. The three addresses contained much valuable information burn, is visiting her mother who is Thursday Peaker & Son, hardware and showed the speakers well sick. Epworth League met Monday merchants of that town, telephoned to ge er versed in their subjects. A grneral die- evening. A report of the convention act �leaforth }vis given.—Singgin class Toronto that five feet of water was in their cellar and that. all hands wereat cession took lace by those present on the subject of pigs. Under the circum - met Tuesday evening.—Mr. A. L g•—Mr. I£ord the pumps. stances the meeting was it success. is is milking maple syrup. A large and select gatheringtook Many new names were added to the - — -- place on Tuesday evening of last week membership roll. County Currency. at the residence of James Jackson, 9th con., Morris. The social affair w is D. Eckmier of Ethel has rented his giWn in honor of his eldest sows birth - East Wawanosh. farm to John McAllister of Grey, for a day. A most enjoyable time was spent THE LATE JAMES McGEE.—The fol- term of years. by those present, and all took their lowing verses in memory of the late Win. Robb of Morris purposes remov- departure for home feelinir that Mr. and Mrs. Jackson very ably acquitted James McGee, of East Wawanosh, were written by his aunt, Mrs. Potter, jug to Manitoba with his wife and fail- fly this spring. themselves as host and hostess, who deeply mourns his loss :— R. Snmmersad, recently from Stock- The French line steamer Ville de 5t. Oh friends so dear, can it be trite, What James is dead and gone,\ ton, Man., has purchased the farm of Nazaire, which sitiled frorn New Yor k Forever from our earthly view, Geo. McMillan near Dunlop. for the West Indies, foundered at sea.. Our brother loved so long. Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr. Thos. Of her 82 passengers and crew only r.a Death came to him when evening shades, Were gatherimr o'er the sky. Bradwell of Howick and Wiwi. Angst of the same township, were joined jn four are known to be saved. The sor- vivora arrived at New York on th9 How sudden was our loved ones end, ilatrimony. schooner Hilda aftera. weeks drifting How soon the struggle o'er. about the Atlantic fn an open boat, We have lost a faithful brother, Mr. J. Crooks, who has been clerk- Ing for R. Pickard & Som Exeter, has durinlr which 34 out of the 38 occu- p ants went mad or died of starvation. Ever tender, kind and true, But look up there is another, Who will guide and comfort too. secured a situation with Wm. Ache - eon & Son Goderich. A convention of the Conservatives Our tears of grief, O who can blame; The grand jury returned no bill in of rsdaEast Shotes was held at rni net- Thursday, for the purpose of nominat- Our loving Saviour wept, Beside a dreary cheerless grave, the Peter Yorke case and therefore he will not have to answer the charge of ing a candidate in the coming provin- The delegates tendered Where Lazarus camly slept. manslaughter On which he wits seat cfal elections. � the unanimons nomination to the pre- 4 We miss our own dear brother, for triad to the Middlesex Spring As- sent representative, Mr. A. Miscarnp' From his familiar phaco, We do not bear his footstep near, Norsee his cheerful face. sizes. t air n_ Rev. Lou Wood well known Ur (tell, who accepted it. Speeches were delivered by prominent members of ton, has resigned his curacy at the the party. Ave miQc him at the table, We feel his absence there,accepted Church of the Redeemer Toronto, and a similar appointment at Emily Chevrion, who resides in Sand And O what sorrow pierces our heart s, To see his vacant chair. Washjngton, D. U., where he will be with West, was on Thursday evenin into United M attached to the church of the Epiph- refused admittance the Iliamotherissadwithouthhn,States any' by the immigration inspector. How desolato each heart, O could we hear hie voice again, Gpo• c;hiels jr. of Grey while working Chevrion, who is forty-two years old and has a family, worked for many what joy it would Impart. in Robt. Shiers bush, lot 20, con. 10, last week Ines with what might have years in the G. T. R. shops in Detroit. laid hast September, He was loved by all who knew him, Most by those who knew him best, been a very aerfous if not. fattalacciden t, He was off and has since lived near Sandwich with And our hearts are filled with sorrow, Which cannot be surpressed. by the breaking of a small black ash tree that was struck by another they his wife's relatives. On Thirsda y he -/ received word that he could again gc f We miss his kind words spoken, had felled. Mr. Sllfels saved his life work in rho shops, and he wits going His loving voice and smile • We miss tho fond look of his eye, probably by throwing up his rigqht aria which received the weight of trio blow ovet that niazht to make arrangement4.. Detroit he We misshim all the while. and saved the caving in of the skull, to remove to when was. turned back. The inspector told hire,. Alt,hought it wits hard at parting.Saturda To take the last faroweB w, g 's London Free Press ; 3' y he would have to get some Amerienn We knew he went with .lesim —Rov Walter Rigsby of Blyth, is in citizen to certify that he had lit ed i+t . y the States. And the angles,, bright, to dwell. the city. Mr. Rigsby has been in poor A precious one from us is gone, A voice we lovod is still, health since the beginning of the year, and during the past six weeks has Robt. Killar, a lad of 17 years of agr,. who lived with his farther, Peter Killa r z A place is vacant in one home, That never can be filled. been undergoing treatment at Cliffton Springs, N. Y., with the result that he ]8 Abhs street, Toronto, was found A warning baro is given to all, is returningg home much improve, in Blyth lying ,yang dead on the L . reP. R. track Fri - north of the (ween street subway Fri - That death will surely come. 8o ready at the Master's call, health. lie leaves for this morning, and his many friends ill Lon- day evening between 8 and 9 o clock., At midnight, morn or noon. don will hail with pleasure news It wits found that his skull was fr•at•- tuned and his neck broken and every= f ` --- - -- of his complete recovery. Q On Friday night of fast week the Voting people S. S. No. 3, A very quiet but pretty wedding thing indicated that he been struck by a railway train. The boy, who worked in Thonpson's store' {; j ho•ris' assembled at the residence d Thomas a Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ceremony was performed at the tesi- y p dence of Mr. James Stewart, Cherry provision on Church street was at home ars usual presented hanging lamp. ler with a in handsone had Grove, Manitoba, on Wednesday, March 3rd, when Miss Mary E. Crit- i for super, and was in the best of s ir•. 1 its so that suicide is out of the ques- On Thursday, March 15, William tendon, of the village- of Blyth, wits tion. It is a mystery what took hila tVeymouth died at the residence of his Hut jctiued fn wedlock to Afr. George Ste- on the track, its be had nothing to do nephew, Mr. W. H. Weytioutb, lett, with whom he had rnad'e his borne wart, of Neepawa, Manitoba, formerly East Wawanosh, by Rev. J. E. in that part of the city. An Inquest was held on the 1) 1 o onday after for some time. He was 81 years old. of Munro, of Gladstone, Man. - noon. � } i., y: