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-SCHOOL REPORT, -Below is the par-
tial standing Of the 'Pupils of S. S. No
3, Hay, based. on attendance, punc-
tualfty, and, general conduct.for the
month of January:-Clase V- Jules
•0eatin.- clad IV -Arthur Gaines,
-Delphine Bedard, Albert Denomme.
matte 1V -,..Sarah Denomme. Emma
- .Denoname, Mary Laporte. Class III-
.= -Gelinae, James ,Denomme. Louis
TBrisson.. Sr class I1 -Paul °entire
Amelia Laporte, Nellie Denomme. jr
class. II -Sara S. Denomme,. Enema,
Durand, Joseph Ducharne. Part 11-,
Evelyn Oantin, Laura Denomme,Flora
staports. Sr part I -Isaac Dacharne,
'Taw Loporte, Joseph Corrivean. Jr
wart I-Olarisse Aubin; Theophile Bed-
ard, Tilly Mireau.----Jrutome BEDARD,
teacher.
Naratik-Me Louis Gravelle and Us
eon Peter,frora Lafontaine,haye arm-
sd in tbe vicinity after it lapse or fif-
teen years' abeense. He came to see
his mother who was geriously a
• **Olt time o ; they intend going
backin.. • of weeks. Mr ese,a,
Denom• • Ns aunt, Mrs Wffiliam
Bedard t oth from Courtright. came
eirnearvisit the other day; they intend
toieturn in it few days. Messrs Nel-
-son, Masse and Reni_Geoffror arrived
. from the Michigan lumber camps the
past week and they report a scarcity
of men in the lumber woode, which
greatly profits those working by re-
eeiving higher wages. Mr jos. Den-
% Plninee:* personal creditor of Mr 'Den-
tin, recently purchased:asmall piece of
of his wood latichin Mayfield for a -trif-
ling sum ECtid he imniediately begins
te cut and heel the wood from the
bush ; he hies small camp of his own
and at the end of a few weeks
will have removed all the timber.
The people are getting ready for the
&him season, by renewing their old
nets and purchasing new ones, as the
lain:Wass now become frozen for Mike.
, from the shore and if the weather con-
, Climes as such, then we can look for-
ward to flie fishing 'season becoming
a profitable accupation. '
Goderich Towabip.
NOTES -Mise Rom Tebbutt returned
home on Monday after spendirer sever-
al weeks with her couelte Mrs.,Alf,Teb.
butt. Miss Alice Burnetthas returned
from 'letting her friend, Mies Clore
Brandon ,of Belgreve, and now //scow.
Partied by her aunt. Mre Haab!, of
towels spending_a few days 'tinder the
parental roof. Mr and Aire Geo, Bur.,
nett and lffre Geo, nattily visited fr lends
at Portent Hill on Monday. Mr and
Mos Flick are expected home thisweek
from their visit to Michigan. Mrs R.
Pearson is very ill; we hone to hear of
her speedy recovery.
A yery pleasant time was spent at
the home of Mr and Mrs Robt. Hardy's;
last Friday evening, when Mr and Mrs;
Geo. Sterling, Mr and Mrs John Green
and Mrs Rattly, had their children
baptised. After the christening, they
all eat down to a sunaptuous repeat, as
only our good hostess knows how to
pre are. After the table was relieved
of the good things, and the inner man
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was eatidied they retired to the par-
lor Where the evening was spent in
music, and (metal intercourse. Those
present were Mrs Switzer Jr., Rev,
111r Shaw and Mrs Shaw, Mr and Mre
Farsons, Mr and Mrs! Geo. Burnett,
and daughter Miss Eva, and Mrs Geo,
Hanly, of Clinton.
The beet eldgertioing
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Londesboro.
Tux Ortkaaannv.-The Directors of
the Londeshoro Creamery Cee have de-
cided to make the butter during the
present mason et 3a cents a pound in-
stead of 4 cents as heretofore. This is
a move in the right direction and
should result in a loge Increase in the
patrone ge„
A Streentle.-The cinematograph and
stereoptican entertainment that was to
• have been held last Thursday night in
I the Methodist church, but was post:
poned on account of unfavorable
weather, was given on Tuesday night
before a large audience.- It was a
grand success andeverybod appreciat-
ed the lecture given by Aev. T. B.
Coupland on the "Lowlande of Scot-
land." A good deal of amusement was
caused by the cinematograph pictures,
they being very real and, life -like. Be-
sides the views several wino and recit-
ations were given, which male tt *ars
WEDDING.7, ve7 pleasinr event i tt • very y wa we -ple
took 'place Tues ay even nJan an went horn° satisfied that t ey had
worth.
80th,at the 'residence of JosephMc-
CluskeY,7Glodeaich township, when his
youngest.dauetter, Maggie. was unit-
ed in marriage with Robert Davidson,
Of Dungannon. Her Sister Lizzie act-
ed as bridesmaid while Mr Augustine
supported the groom. After the cere-
noony, which was performed by Rev,
James Hamilton, B. A., the ;Nests sat
down to an excellent dinner: The high
esteem in which ther-bridu is held was •
shown by the many beautiful presents
She will be greatly naiesed,as she was
not Only a faithful teacher but also an
active walker in all departments of
Christian work in connection with the
Union Presbyterian congregation. All
follow her with good wishes to her
new home in Dungannon.
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&mom REPoRT.-The follovring
the relative standing of the pupil's of
S. S. NO 2, for the month ending Jan
Biot, 1900, basedion punctuality, goad
&pertinent and general,proticiency --
Pt. class sr: -Wesley Monk, Gatfleld
hicOullagh, Frei:Ole Chamicers. Pt.
alas% .sr ...-Buthie Thompson. Nina
Walters, Gorden White. Pt. II class
jr.-Myr Menk,Winnie
Johnston. Pb. II :class sr :-.--Jennie
Yuil,. 'Thomas Chambers. jr 11 „--
Gertie Sturdy_, Irene Hick, Albert Mc-
Cullagh. Sr. II :-Mammie Yuil,Oliver
.Prouse, Mable- Walter s. Jr. III t-
illable Prouse, Harry Chambers!, Alto
Hick, Jr. 1V 1 -Nettie Sturdy, Pearl
Willson, Alice *Johnston. Sr. Ir ;-
Linda Sturdy. Va..-Fawcett Sturdy,
Mattie Johnston, Leith Sturdy: FRED
J. Lawninuna, teacher.
Selgrave
NOTEe.-Cattle shipment on Mon-
day' Was interesting" on account of the
,quality of the cattle offering. Look
oub for the lecture on Tuesday next
•under the auspices of the L. O. L. Mr
Saunby has moved- his family from
the fetal to the village. Heavy snows
interfered with attendance at church
Servicee on Sunday: The sacramental
service in the Methodist church was
post/aimed until next Sunday. George
Hanna, of the 3rd line of Morris, lost it
bright boy last week, .
WEDDriece-On tfie-evabing of Sen.
Slat, the home of Thos. Black, Oth
Bast Wawatiosh, was taxed to its ut-
mot to hold the guests assembled to
Witness the Marriage of his daughter
--• Mary to Mr, Jag, Laidlaw, of the 8th
line of Morris. The bride was gowned
in it handetonie travelling costume and
was unattended. She was led to the
alter biller fatherr Rev. ja Oaten.
. B., Belgrave,. pr000unced them
IMO and wife, which was the signal
for heartiest congratulations. -The
-beet Which followed was slimptuoue
and thoroughly enjoyed by 125 guests'.
'The Presents' were of the best and. very
numerous. Geed *ghee follow the
happy couple to their new hole.
Went
MyMushH-
, Is what the &Dire)] oy ; grown
aren eity the iota thing. eigst hese
lime of Dreakled ,Cereals,
inolnd-
Ing Swiss Pettijohn's Whieddlutthet
*oat Bolted Barley, Whoa and Oats, hut
the moon poittler brand is
Fair's Renowned
Breakfast Food....aumark
It will teals you glad you are living to
.1•ZAY., order it package of the popular food and
hoe aloe breelifest. •
rigiOVE,S,Bstre good the for 25e
laave you ever 'tried DICE FLAKES,
'PLANED DEANS or PL,AKED PEAS.
Thole roas are mannleotured bromoving
The following is the report of • the
pupils of 8: S. No 8 for the month cif
Jan. based on punctuality, behayier
and general .proficisaney :-Sr. IV
Harvey-Mulholland,----Saida---Oantehan,-
Fred Amess, Mable Pickard, Edward
Bedew, Rose Dempsey, Lillie Col -
dough, Tessie Crooke, Fred Potter.
Jr. IV :-Blanche Tebitutt, Roy Pick-
ard, Birdie Wilson, Henry Dolour,
Florence Trewartha, Edward Munn -
Inge, Edith Mulholland, Ed. Williams.
Sr. III :-Gordon Amos, Myrtle Lap-
is, Altable Mupninge, Olive Sturdy,
Howard William -Jr. III :-Evalina
McCartney, Stanley Amese, Pernilla
Halstead, Wilfred Colclo.ugh, Herbert
Halstead, Florence Lavis, George Col -
cough, Daisy Williams, May Proctor
Henry- Stevens. Sr. II Oscar, Tel;
butt, Albert Pickard, Edgy Willson,
Sohn Dempsey,' Arthur Sturdy. • Pt.
II :-May McCartney, Muriel Willson
'Pearl Huller. Wilbert Halstead, Leila,
Ford, Eden Beacom, .Jr. lot. II :-Lulu
Mulholland, Ida Huller, Edith Levis,
Frances Potter, Minnie Sturdy, Row.
ard Trewartha. Pt. I :-Horace
John- Sturdy, .01arence Potter;
Greenest' Tovelll. N. W.Trewartha,tea.
cher. .
St. Augustine,
ratoorlial for last week
NOTha.-Miss M. Sherson is at pres-
ent the guest of Nisi T. Wallace, of
Donnybrook. A party of young folks
spent on enjoyable evening at Mr and
Mrs H. Baker's on Thursday evening'
of last week. Miss H. Ball, who has
beers:the guest of R. Anderson, re-
turned home last,week.
oodorigh.
A NEW Baum. -- The railway
authorities realize the importance of
having better terminal facilities at
this point, and have decided on the
erection01int:eat% handsometwiupnreowbaebtalytire
somewhat larger than the preeenk
building and will be of modern archi-
tecture. The present Itgroleturo has
seen a good many lean service, have
hag been erected away back in the
early sixties.
A Doiratat AFFLICTION.-Perhe.ps in
h hi
mb Das
been nuns severelt aftliciLd than that
VtnUly
of-ifi and Mre Ridhard Tichboutne for
the past few monthe. Last April a fine
yoptb, Harold Ven,. left the organ tap -
tory, where he was employed, com-
plainira; of illness, which continued
until Friday of last week, when he
passed over the river. In October
their eldest daughter. Miss Margaret,
complained of an internal trouble, and
she grew worse, until Wednesday of
his week, when her spirit joined that
of her brother Harold. The remains
received their money's weir The ,
proceeds amounted to between thirty
and thirty-five dollars.
Noercs.--Lad Saturday Mrs John
Thonison,,orthe Gravel road, Hullett.
presented her daughters, Misses Min-
nie and, Violetta, , with a Islearcomhe
purchased from Wo Morrow.
Rev. Mr Hamilton was able to attend
to -his regular duties on Sunday, and
exchanged With Rev. Mr McLean at
night. Messrs Woodman made& start
on Wednesday to Cut ice.but were suk,
denly stopped by the rain. Miss Zella
Whitely is laid up at preeent. Mr8
Walker has been visiting her sister an
Morrie, A Woodman is still confined
to the house; Petitions are being cir-
culated asking -OW council to_let id a
bridge across the river on sideroad 2-0-
21, between con. 9 and 10; applications
were made last year, but were not
granted. R. Adam -Eris taking orders
for feted grain for a London firm. The
Methodist Sunday School has added
over 100 books to their library. Spe
cial services commented in the Metho-
dist church on Wednesday evening.
Mullett Goderich Organ Company was discov. W. Carter and 13, Medd tvere return -
were in rr$ in MaiIand cemetery.
HARBOR-. ING,ROVIdatENTB.- Mesons
Mooers and McD. Alien, accompanied
by W. Wainwright, of the G. T. R.,
waited upon the Han. Mr Tarte, at
Ottawa. on Thursday, for the purpose..
of urging on the Governufent farther
harborinaprovem'ents. It was pointed
out that the minuend approaching the
harbor was too shallow to allow boats
• eitnetance.
ClitOROEt.-The quarterly Meeting
was held here, at halt -past • ten, " on
Sunday, morning last, but on account
of the bad weather, the attendance
Was not as large bs usual. Choch.
next Sunday will be held at the usual
hour.
MERTunas,-On Wedneilday last the
inhabitants of Kinburn Were enter-
tained by the Farmers' Institute meet-
ing, It was a very stormy evening,
but the attendance was very good for
the kind of weather. -On Friday even-
- esters held toeitlien ad
el:LAM:ea,
weather, the attendance was notlarge.
The evening vote spent in the enjoy-
ment of a musical and literary pro.
gram. . •
E. L. OE O. E. -Last Sunda? evening
the Wine, "Seek first the kingdom of
God," which had been prepared 1:11
i Mabel Steele, b
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Farnham. to quite a, large ;attend.
arm for the kind of A night it was. -
The topic. next Sunday evening will be,
taken by Mts J. Mills • the topic iS
",Things that endure"; we hope there'
will be favorable weather, and a large
attendance The members of the E.
L. of 0. E. intend holding an "At
Home social in the near future.
TIN WEDDING, -Quite a large num-
ber of invited_ hums assembled at the
residence of Henry Colclough, of this
piece, the occasion being the tenth an-
niversary of Mn and. Mrs Oolclough's
Holineanillet
lizurnare-The regular Meeting of
the Hohnesville AuXillary .of the W.
M. 8. Will he hold neat Vi'ednesday.
Feb. leth, at 2.80 p. na,, in the Metho-
dist churchesubject"OurIndian Werk,"
• ot Wing.
ham, is visiting her grandmother, and
other Mende. W. Andrews and wife,
of Belleville, are vieiting the termer's
sister, Mrs jno. Jervis John Jervis
and-wite, accompanied by Mr and Mee
Andrews, drove to Varna. On Tues. -
day, and 'pent the day With Rev J. W.
Andrews. .Thoo. Holland, Who left,
fifteen years ago for the West, is pay.
ing his float visit home since he left;
he is railroading in British Columbia, ,.
and is off for enaontli"; We don't know
whether Torn has done any maim
hunting out Weer, but he !teems to be
on adept in that line. .
ANNUAL MEETING. -At the Annual
meeting of the ehareholdere' and pet -
sone of" the Holcceeville Cheese and
Butter Co. next Saturday a cash div -
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Of Interest
To Parniers
We would call atientioa to our
Conditron; Powder it prepared. by
us frere, She formal* of Allen and
Wilson, and inteuded for the
building up of any stock, for putting
them m condition for sale, it in*
(weasel( the appetite and produoes
perfect digestion. For bored, oat-
vle, ebsep or hoes it its it nob. pro.
doer. Sold in 1 Ib package* or,
6 for al. It hits been. used with
great soon as the %meliorate's teen.
menials we have Swingy,
STIONEY JACIiSON'S.
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when he ashowed lidolinesville cheese,
anti obtained. 2rel prize and Wasi only parents at hte home here. • Quite a'
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idend will be paid to all stockhelders
on all paid up stock ; let an interestd'
be present so they may hear the finan. •
Narics.-D. of St. PAW, who
:cial statement of the,. year. That.
Duncan Scott is a good cheese -maker, has been visiting Mena, here, has re. ;
'was proven in !Ingersoll, last. week, turned to his home., - Thos. Pothering,
ham, cf Gerrie, spent Sabbath withlme..
trild ir t f
vecould a butter plant fnill)oilrakbeiiIttfthe
middle of May or let of June, those tones, and had it very pleasant time, -
who have early calves would have The Sacrament of tbe Lord's Sunfeel:•
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them well on; so as to start- with, the will he dispensed in the Presb termer
cheese sactory wtten rt opened. church, next sabeamb Fee, . pre.
Clamor Imms-?-eQuarterly. service% polder,' service on Fride:y ot p,ne„
were conducted in the elethodist Riiv. Dr. Moffatt preached in the Pres -
church Sunday morning; the Board' byterhan church here last Sabbath; he
met on Monday"afternoon, and along I also addressed the Sabbath School and -
with other business moved a reedit-Y.P. S. (I.E.; Ins addresses were much. •
tion ot thanks, to be forwarded to II. enjoyed by ell present. The eave mill
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of Clinton, for his services in is now the busiest place in thuyillage.
connection with the church doting the A log. e quantity of luntber is being.
past. The following was the resold. brought in. Miss Higgins entertained
of large draught et, cuter; 030 that !marriage, It was what we call a tin don -solved That we, the mein- a num r f re a er oine on
Immo blasting °haute be done near the wedding,. and judging by the amount
eleVetor to remoVo rock% and .thrte of tinware the abovektdy and gentle.
Sea -
allow 'ara boats. to unload. It was man received, their events; in that line
bers•of the quarterly eificial board' of Tuesday lad. Mr Delgetty was an
the Holmoville circuit desire to place exhibitor at the poultry ehoW in Sea-
claimed that if this Was done twice the on record our ducere appreciation of forth; he purchased one of the dee
entity of grabs could be handled at are sdpplied. Ali anent a _Pleasant been
very valuable services which have Minorcas from a party in Goderle , at
this port. The Minister acknowledged evening, 'wishing Mr and Airs Col- been rendered this circuit by our Bro. I a fancy peke. Alex. Walker. who
the force of their arguments, and pro- cloitgh many more years of _ happy 11. Foster, for several years, as local was badly, injured by a fall some time
mised that the work should*, done so wedded life. • preacher. We wish to assure him that . ago. IS so far recovered ast to be ablettp .
as to have the harbor ready for spring No./,48. miss co 8 t s ,.. his labors, have not been in vain, end walk around. The school near Mr
Mary _ pp pen an
shipments. The action of the Govern- pray, that God's richest hlessing_iney ' Grassick's has been closed for some
day, withMaesNettie Andersson. . Se
Mont should be appreciated. . era: in thielocallty are severl affii-ve.
---e- new home ; on behalf of the board- mumlite Mr Doherty*" men are haute-.
rest upon hike and his familY in then- tittle, - owing to the prevalence of '
J. (amen, pastor; E. Acheson, R. S," ing the logs to Clinton from the farm
.---A. S. Courtice took part In the he bought from Mr 13roadfoot, inTuck. . .
S. S. convention prortram, oh Benmil. ersonith.
lercireuit, Sunday afternoon. a . ..... .
from h A,, attended the convention Stonier.' .. '
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there M 4day night. -Next Monday /AssuRNED.- David Baird,' of St. -•
night th League will have as program 4r
el,u1,_ Minns, Ieft on Tuesday to Visit -
a debate, thesubject being; --"Resolved I
i eniftinntAlikrroir to n recur: .
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Fran. -What might have proved a vela/wing out his wood and . oats, pre -
serious lose to the town occurred Sat- paratory to going Wed, which he in,
urday night when the factory 'of the tends doing in the near future. While
Ditmerr..There died at his residence,
on Thursday evening le,st, Mr M. Staf-
ford, an old. and respected resident of
this place. He was in his 88th year,
and had beee, ailing for it number of
years with asthma. The deceased
leaves it family of six to mourn his
loss. The funeral took place on Satur-
day morning, Feb. 3rd, when requiem
masa was celebrated by Rev Father
McMenamin for the repose of his gout,
after which the remaine were laid sway
lb their last resting place St, Aug -
betide cemetery, •
the htil OV skin* of the pees and -honer -kr
their noon"' dry and raw eondition, and
Ars then driven to thin flake. By *hie
liesy of mendeeturing it dose not destroy
the gayor, ritiiriA16116 strength of the,
pets anal:wens; besides redoing the time
In cooking to minutes
OOLE COOPER tt CO.
Tho Chkeh Gretier
Wee et Ceelt forgetter and SW
WEDDING HELLS. -A quiet wedding
took place at, the residence of Mr G.
Tisdale, of Donnybrook, on Wednes-
day, thenth of San., *nen his &moth -
ter„ Mite Gertfilde, WAN married to Me erich, Duringi, past year she had
A. Steen, Fordyce.' The 'ceremony been living with her granddeughtet,
was performed by Rev Mr Kennedy, Mrs Geo. Newell* of Berimiller. The
of Auburn. The 'wide wm ably as- remains were laid ab rest lu Maitland
sided b Misses Idinnie rai and L cemetery on Monday afteirnoon.
ered to be on fire. The' watchman die- ing frorn tbe poultry. ehow. in Sea-
- 'NOT ma Doer. -Our teacher, -.Henry covered the fire at nine o'clock, in the forth, they had the mtsfortune todrive
Lennox. of 8.8. No 4, is leid up at pre- finishing room, and atonce gave the off a small bridge; one of the -horses
sent and the scholars; are enjoying o alarm, and tamed on the factory,. got entagled in the harness, and .as -
holiday. • horse. The .town fire brigade were sista,nce had to be called to extricate it
Stamm Ceoseno.-The school in S.
somewhat slow in getting on the !min ite perilous condition, and the
S. No 2 which has been closed for sese round, and then discovered that they travellers resin:bed their journey with-
eral cloys on account of the prevah9nce
of the measles will, we understand, be
Opened again, on Monday next, '
NoTES.-D: McDonald, who has been
suffering with appendmitis for some
time, is now recoyering slowly. Mr
and Mrs McKenzie and Ilre McIntosh,
the latter's mother, a Burnside, Man.,
are visiting friends here. ' flooded to the depth of six inches._
DRAWL -The people of this locality which prevented the fire from reaching
were shocked to learn of the death of the lower floors. The finished stoat in
Mrs Jas. Young, of OYPreadg Man.. a the upper fiat is a complete loss. The
former resident of here, she being other floors were damaged by water.
burned to death at the home of her Fortunately they were able to save the
daughter, Mrs Stewart, which was de- machine and case room with slight
stroyed by fire on Wedneeday or last damage. The loss is estiniated at
week. Mrs Stewart was also terribly $25,000, partly covered by insurance.
burned, it is thought beyond recOvery. Seueral foreign shipments ready to be
The above lady was well-known here, sent out next' week are a total loss,
having -resided cm the lath core, for a and they are behindwithordire.
number of year% moving to the West
ad not 0. ladder long enough to reach
the third story windows. Efforts were
made to confine the flames to the upper
fiat of the new. building, and in thin
the firemen were successful, but net
before the roof and it notion of the up-
per walls had fallen in The floors,
which were almost water -tight, were
about fifteen years ago. She leaves HYAIFNEAL.-A quiet weddinrafas
behind her four sons and three daugh. solemnized at the residence of the
ters to mourn their loss. • bride's mother, "The Maples," Mies
WEDDING NUPTIALS.-Averyprettv Margaret Gale, third daughterof the
-wedding took place in the cathedral, late Hon. 1140,40aMeron, beingwedded
St. Cloud, on Jan. 22nd, when James to Harry MornemiT,a,y,late of London,
T. McGowan* of St. Cloud, Minn., and sonotthe late Horatio Nelson Lay, C.
Miss Catherine Flynn, of St, Marthi, Inspector General of Chinese Cus-
Minn., were made husband and wite. toms. The ceremony WWI performed
Rev Father Jones performed the cert. by Rev Jas. A. Anderson, B. A., In
mony. Miss Janie M. McGowan, sis- the Presence of only immediate rela-
tives. The bridesnaidde were the three
ter of the groom, assisted. the bride,
while Mr john Sk.enter performed a little nieces of the bride, Adine and
like duty for the !groom. Only a few Mona Wilson, of London, and Marge -
of the nearest relatives and well wish. ret Cialt, of Goderich. ran Mrs
els of the contracting parties; were Lay left for • a trip in the States. The
present. The groom is a prominent
young business man of St. Cloud, but,
was born in Canada. He is the eldest
grandson of etre McCaughey, gra,vel
read, Hullett, and son of Mr and Mr
out any serious damage being done.
Mr and Mrs Robert Sanderson spent
A lo
that the foriner p.ye were better than to 8 e t. H s it so ,
these"; affirmative, Gen' Phipps A. I of the late of the late Age Baird. and
Mortice, M. Dempsey ; negative, Fred. 'one of the -principal legal ees. 'He liperit
Leonard, Geo. Acheson, B. Greene, a ft w weeks visiting old friends in thee*
every person welcome; a good tinae is district whom he tett fifteen or sixteen
expected; co ee n years ago.
Tuesday evenw with the latter's
Parents here. e were. pleased to see Varna ' , • . NAVICS.-We are 'leased to hear that
for quite a tittle while pea. Miss
Hunter. of Elimville, has. returned
. nth inst., is set apart y or ip. •
P TI FUND. -Sunday next, the W. Clarke is improving and we hope
b hisL . doh* he may continue. Morrie Gargle, of .
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T. Brown's smiling face in this locality; •
M. Brown has also been in this eicinity rernm . o
village visitieg friends. Miss ShaW, throughout the Dominion of Canada, Misses Lilly and Nellie Martin, Bay.
Bishop, for a special • service Wingbam, has returned to her home.
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of Seeforth, is the guest of Mies 111c- en
on behalf of the British soldiers now
aged in the South African war. The field...were-the guests of Misses A. and '
L. Richardson last Saturday. Mrs. S.
home, ofter spending a week in the
The MisseaJanfieson, of Brus. offertory will Wili ad of the aid of the Walker,Who has beenvieitingrelativett
eels, are spending a few well-earned Patriotic Fund. Service at St. John's in this vicinity, has returned to her
Cully.
be able to cents; to the village Tuesday
holidays under the parental. ' root church at 6.80 p.m., tbe Rev. Mr Jen- home' near Exeter. Aiez. Mustard. is
etre John Xing has returned, after nings, pastor, officiating. busy hauling logs from J. Reid's bush
spending it few days in Bluevale. A. Nories.-We are pleased to say that to Bruc,efield. R. G. Reid had gone to
Coats was sufficieritly recovered as to Wm. Clarke is imptoving. Tne con- his school near Centralia. RObt. Blitz -
cert under the auspices of St. John's ebrions, of, Clinton, was buying hog,
church will be held on Tuesday even- this vicinity the, past week. We .e.
lad. E. L. Fainham, of the 9th -core,
has a number of Hereford cattle which ing next in the Town HaMthe commit- pleased to ktIOW A. Walker is able) to
. he purchased from Wm. .1311tott, of tee are putting forth an extra effort to walk around end. is slowly improving.
Goderich township; special mention make it a grand' success. Geo and Geo. Baird is still in a, weak state of
might be tnede of a superior year-old Miss Maud .Andrews have been visiting health. Sohn Moffatt and Wife, of
hull, which Mr Farnham intends to h
their uncle at Fullerton last week. O. Moosejaw, who are the guests of Mrs
keep for service. . Johnston as been b laid up for a week; P. Canipbell this winter, have gone to
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• 'he has had blood poisoning, caused by the Bend to visit relatiye% there.
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a nail running into his hand; we hope ,
Nures.-iir and Mrs D. Cook, sr., of and wife of Madoc Junction, and 3.
Nile. .
Ournio- The pastg3r, Rev. R. B. g
on Sunday evening last, after which l
.. • The Quarterly service on Sunday was the Sacrament of -Holy Communion
and
diewd htoneLt ho env? London eocna tuba
Ir..1.-Ret Fi. E. Kellington was well attended, considering the day- the
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was one of great interest, and vote administered. A meetitig of the
Women's Auxiliary will be held at the ... • 4
al
sent word he could not come home for a number of the mernbet a partook home of Mrs TYher this afternooe,Fri- '
bride was one of Ciodench a most pop- two weeks yet. HE! us under the carp of the Sacrament, On Monday after -
of a, specialist, His work will be sup -
appointed manager of the Bank of Plied; -
Cohemereebranch at Olosleigh, Yukon Cruarteg,--111r1Ietheringtortrireached
erritory, and will leave in about a at Nile on Sabbath evenin last i the
M. T. McGoWan, formerlY of Hullett. month to assume the duties of his o- absence of the pastor.
Tues.
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The bride le a charming young lady, Wien. A.bout sixty ;allots womb ed for the League meeting for
and best wishes go with --the- yourto - at the home of Mrs Alex. Oraigie, Will- day evening will be National Blessings
lianistreet, to witness the marriage of (Thanksgiving' Fund.) We cOngratn-
Couple, . ,
her daughter, Miss Jessie. to Andrew late Miss Etta McIlwairt as being cap -
of Buffalo, N. Y. tain of the winning aide in the spelling
Benindller - Atiderson Fowlie,
LAIrelg Loos. -Wm. Hill's field la The ceremony was performed by Rev match held in our League. Sabbath
filling up very quickly' with loge, and J. A. Anderson. Her coUnin; Miti8 - School was withdrawn on Sunday last*
there are some fine onee. jae.McOlure
'took one elm log which was 42 'inches
iu diatnater, andwhich will make over
1000 feet, and the next. cut off wilt
make 1200 feet, He also took a wood which which was nearly 4 feet /Woes
the stump, and carried it, size Well to
the height Of 90 feet without alinab.
Clinton, attended the funeral of Mrs °Suinmerhill.
to see him ea soon, A. W, Andrews
Jervis add wife, of Holineeville. Writ—
day last. Smith, preached an excellent sermon
Cook's nephew, Hugh Ryan, on Seta Tueeday at the Methodist parsonage.
da.y; at 2 p.m. We uederstand it is the
nom a very pleasant and harroonious
AN OLD REBIDENT.- There passed
away Benmiller on Friday, the 28th
ult., titan- McKay, relict of the hits
Donald McKay, of Goderich. The de-
ceased, who had attained the great sage
of eighty-ilye yearn and ten months.
passedthe great artfof her life in God -
Minnie Orate% was bridesmaid, and on account of the funeral. The telab.
the groom was. supported by Wm. bath School Convention of -Nile and.
Craigie, brothee of the bride. They Dungannon circuits will be held in Nile
Will visit Detroit and Niagara Falls, Methodist church on.Thuraday next;
and then proceed to Buffalo, their fut.. there will be three sessions -morning,
afternoon and evenine; an enjoyable
ure home.
• Wingham. and profitable time is expected.
CAttnn MOME.-On Friday last at
NOTE8.-11. B. Elliott, of the Times, 1,30 o'clock, -death claimed. it victini, in
made a business trip to Toronto thok the person of Hugh Ryan, sit the early
week John Ritchie has gone on a 'age of 24 years and 8 menthe. Hugh
two Weeks' trip to New York State. V/66 bekolytedhoubgt: eivaersyibodneeyaw3heosrkosegwo
The concert. in the town hall last- week him.
realized $150 for the Canadian Patric!. last September, he bore his affliction
tic Fund. neve Locheed, our Wing. With Christian fortitude, and was
liana !ender hole"' has been promoted. cheerful to the last. He gave prouder!
froni the ranks to the position of lance of it useful career, as he hadpaseed the
corporal. Mr Walker, of the,firm of Norinal and School of Pedagogy. But
pllegg & 'Welker, *tarts in a fete days God willed that Hogh's work on earth
for hie genii -annual trip to Mordto ehould cease. The funeral took plate
nt Sunda afternerne at 2 o'clock and
ietention of the Auxtliary to hold a ea.
business meeting. was held; the meM-
cial in the near future at the home of 1
bere of the board gave their minister.
Rey. J. W. -Andrews' it unarthnoue in- Mrs Robt.
vitationth return for another year.- gaTEe.-The Misses Johnston, of
'Last Sunday morning the services Listowel, who have been the g fiesta
the Presbyterian church Were conduct- Miss Olive Hill, visaed in Stanley on.
ed by Rev. Mr Marsh, The League Monday last. It will Bonn be necessary
met as mufti on Monday evening; the to have a directory left at the Post Of -
topic "Things that Endure'vvits intro. nee or some other central point, to en-
duced by Jas. McOlyinont, after which able strangers to find the homes of
consecration, roll call and an adjourn. some parties; we are informed that it
young man from near Clinton had . • -
ed business meetiog took place.
quite a search one day last week to to. 4
cate some friends; it le too Coted to star
Blyth.
long outside this weather. Mr Loft*
Nurete-The next monthly fair will f,,ormerly blacksmith in Goderich, hale
be held at Blyth, on Tuesday,February been visiting his brotheri.in-law, Jae: . •
13th. Ed. Moser is visiting friends in Lindsay, and was protipeding tide lo.
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Mitchell end Stratford. Mrs (Dr) Tait calk as for it blackemithing central ,
frreVarnyeisdithinoginheeTarettaTrehnuterr ay meroennoig. we Alp this move would. onvenience
othnebgeneral public much. J. W. Yee;
the toast six moot s. QUarterlyn ser- line. Goderich townrhip, passedi
mons were held ' the Met odist through the village on Tueday last -
church on Sunday morning ; on the
frollowing Monday the usual business Emit Wavganeah
meeting was held, when the 411 •
quarterly, board was present; after -1021311 Wihr:- From * •
the usual business; was transacted, a letter recently received we , learn •
tinanimousevette was extended to itnhae ttoliwnat Upon Roposeedbertsoan,watToramt eyes. oboist thi:
pastor, Rey Wm. Perthidl, to relne. , t 66 aria
Second year, as their pastor; thin time. Logoeh, Mari., at the age 6 v
ly obis due to the high esteem, in and 4 'months. lie will be remembered,-
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to which he ministers he very Indly , on the th coo. some eve years ago. .
John Rath Deceased died on Tuesday Jiiii.80th,st. •
which he is held by the congregation by mend hi this dietricti, having 1 Velii
Purdah assisted the groom. The bride ing was held at NO. 4 school house on
Ration, while Mr D. Tied ii and Ittr &mu% hurrirg•-The regular meet. gra th_e Nfeest.
roue win amfurnitureac r es
in the interests of the. 0 followed I ..
f te i Wils by oyer 120 vehicle*
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was prettily attired in a .gown of cream Dec. 28th. But, since then, Ed. Good The Oddle owe initiated *Veen new showing the esteem in which he Vree
'i. consented to remain.
who formerly taught north of the vitt. ter a short illness. He was native 4....
osodito8re, " wail aiso Igo Hobisov, has ha in a complaint to thelospector members last Thursday night, and held. Beautiful floral tributes were . lege, but who the past year has been Perthshire, Scotland, and came), Ost.
in the Wert, spent a few dere iii town ford county in the jeer 1865. .After .
friends of the contracting parties were trustee, and himself. SO the Inspeeter
veiling. Only a few of the neared vote between Wro.Millien. the present /Tipling is a hudler. 6, se, tendon the testkeg, Our sympathy Is
oxtendsa to Mt- and mrs Hon and. recently visiting friends, John ..Role stAtylnotthere it few years he retrio=
,„.„1. end family moved to London le.iit:Yri- to he h conceesion of Katt WAIVad
and Mir* Craig wore pale blue nun s to the effect that there WM an even more are 800n to follow: r:),-. n•
present, After congrMuIatione, and called a meeting at which all the rate- Tuckertsinitit ' We are glad to knit* that they. sorrow fetailY In their heel"( herenrem""" day, where be holds it petition. A nosh, where he resided until April,
not as thoee without hope. Hugh is 'ergs norther from here took in the 1 1, when he remove& to Mimitoba,
the hapty couple drove to Wing tim, who had, Voted for E. Good took the a point to attend the fpworth L60411,0 bo !sod 1 in Auburn, on Viredneedity Since rani there he filled it council.
CollingWood. on their return they hastrirtprinted for another meeting on church on uncial and, MoridaywFah
after partaking of somptuone rert, payers vrere present except one, Those ANITITERBAIM.-411 should make it welting for them above.
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evening, under the auspices of the tor% e air bk Bye years and when la
Home Circle, Wawanoeli. was?reeident of SitetWa.
where t ey took the eftertmon train to „ affidavit for the Wake, Inenect,or Tom Arinlyerear to be eld in Turner s -
will take up theirresidence el, Fordyce. Sat ay. Feb. 10th, to teet the elec. II. and 12, when ev Robbie ing- LOnAta.-After it lingeringeidllonveeeer of •
wanoth A.gricu turid Society for ia
beseasson.
hem, will viresteh both morning and ever iota. Huh Ryan pass to WEDDIritel, Berz.e.-The residenee of
Welt leave. In religion he was a comfit.
ent member, • of the Preshyterient
fel/10'1011M' "The 141131214r Malt° Williat or over 100 rigs ollowed theei emits Wednesday evening, January 10th their lees is his itife, five 8006 and two
Amid ng being &own by the resuIte of e held Itt turigg4 ants Were stertled for a While Tuesday second deughter, Christens,' to .104rtaterbTimotrattoostAhrecobilf,G; rejnathtivirt
cal part of the program.
601bOrne. . ' Alma.
Soiroor..- The following shows the ontaton.,_A000rdiog to
namee of the flat three in each class H th
d 11 1 I ta nch
it eyeiting. e will also deliver, church an ri po t ca e *as u
MondsOyening, hie faros lecture on
on the great major ty on Friday; hie fon- Mr Peter Watson, Spring e arm,
end or. Sundt ti WAII largely Attended, vies the scene of it bri Hutt event 00 Reformer. Behind birdie left to MOM%
• H. durinfr the month of January, . the °eri` 113824f°r111' will take charge of the m118. Dungannon cemetery. The inhabit- the occasion beiMary ngl :3 marriage of his; delighterr' three brothere- Rev. Dr.,
weekly examinations during the month: church on --------1
Suny and timidity, Feb.
Porter's MIL morning by a runaway, which wits Mr Neil Camplbell, of awariolth. The
Chiral V, Daniel Schwont, johnna 11 and 12. On Sunday at 11 if. mo, and
soon captured by thulorelnpb and dar- ceremony was performed by the Rev. sistere-Mrs Adam Morris, '
Duretrfir. IV, Ezra Motet, Bowe 7 p, in. Rev it. Ilobbe,` of Wri
igham, ing nctionsof Harry FoWler; there Wits A. McKay, pastor of the Presbyterian ma Mrs hn Ilmderson, Ayr, Onk
Baer, Mandy Burst; Sr. lir Ant& epeeial .niueic will be proK NOTE0rettirned4home ()II *--6111110 COX. TUeeday, of Brute- countaceumpuny* . net ran& harm done. Jae. Wilsofi, church, Lucknow, in the presence ot The
friende here, who *ill bey
sorry to hem
deceased hes manIntimate
Pennington, Ma Kurechenski,,Einrie Yid - . On Monday evening Mr Hobbs led by Me G. NeWfoll and hie Meter. Who has been t'he guest of Mies Daykl- about 80 invited :guests. After the
itile at inc Stewarb siemougalre. of hie deatle, and Who extend their sin.
Snyder; Sr. X/I, traread Alibi, aloe Will be 13reteet and deliVer bib lecture. The mfeeee come, GedeLiet, ere yle. son, hail gone tO Kincardine, where he congratuiationt andbest Wishes of all
Penninton Secord Allim Sr. I/X(11th subject: 'Ilse Triangular Man;" the has eecured *situation with ----. lied been extended to the happy young eere syeapathy teethe berkoved.
r very totdially Invited, Mitchell this week. Monde?, Feb, 12, , young couple is held. and people are hotels* *ea rent%
Buret, thei Fisher, Eder Kilrechen. tflusical. tot 0, the proArael. for Me' Wi rt and Floseie Potter are spend- WhYarcl, who has been visiting couple, the party mat down' t6& M
11. iznff feWotidarvejetttn114niptiet.n .MrioeteteLrt et.Londen and St. Thornast has return' valiant wedding dinner. The heitatititi: The whole Minot quota Iionolahi
Ah,d day opining is in tne minus or Mr
neknivl d8err..robhitiko.3ronhonnunrrigrioelle; tiji.,Mpt-T1 Willie, of SeeforVi. The lecture will 1 Glidd I Zir ed A grand 11104SMIetadb Csitilyn, ful and numerous gifts teetifled in it was burned down by tan *goad of a We
Alt 61e W. R. Lobh spent it 000We of days at I will be held at the Maitland. rink on measure to the 'esteem In which the aiartedic oombat iheplagcs. Sam ibovario
Peter Fisher, Willie Snyder, A. he eemmeeee 4 8 0 eleek sharp,
ifeltonsos, teacher.
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