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Any 'art1010 you Oar' taseleeb
'9Ww for qcthas. and it them' is
, anything WO IlaVa ,not :elrervey
:stock we will gej it for
1! you .011 nowAndlaneet PPR'
• retienP4 Lt gives ;no -mere:time
, e-,%ellevr you the ',geode and
• you get a larger-', stock to'
Obeoee ;twee pow than you
later on.' for we have
nearly -At env Xmas goods in.
•and aftwa alwaye have un
todate attack you von no risk
• :iOntiethhere. :Virentirer yen
•,nooItiOilafeteVvorri goods, and
4anArgeyen--. only a, moderate
Priett fOr.everytbing.
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tw,(1,1fIpOhere
Complete Stock
Of NVetehes,Clocke,
Jew-
clry.Silverware,OuLlery,China,
and all - kinds of
..eirrellnoVelties in Ebony and
1;15,terling Silver, Out Steel,. Side
Palinlie,'Porees, Fans, etc.
bougbt
engraved free of charge.
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nWlii YonL.he in ?
, .P»13. CREWS
.esitehir, Expert Watch Tie- ,
'alter and Optician-
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kittia Locals.
Service will be held In St. Joseph's
elaurch nett Sunday.
The annual business, meeting of the
Baptist church will be held on Than,
day evening.
There was no service at the Howie of
• Refuge on Sunday much to the regret
'4ef the old folks. .
This is the Week for olioerving .Niew McAllister did not long survive her shiP where It was drill from the doing
be broken negb week" as usual' that heycnd in August lad.
Dodo Oil Ira. MeAlistor. A Letiar Prow Of 4nthap44
Mrs. ElizaMcAlister died on Monday Captain Combe received a letter on
morning at the ripe old age of 13 yeen Saturday from Ben Webb of the first
and 11 months. She bad been ill for Otinadian Contingent, It Wag vvritt
some time and the end Wait not un. when the troops were four days out
expected. The funeral took Duce front Cape Town and gave a detailed
yesterday,the services being conducted account of ride practice, drill, etc. Bea
by Rev. Alex. Stewart of whose elaurch 64.7s that Omni) lige was child's Nair
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BIAT11. -•. „ AUBURN,
SUMMBRELL.-- -
" . dallYevf; r°*111:01.11111fli lett °are NheewinYteenald': tellm4vIlieeret:Tifttic1:410"134:ealibleezhte,::e Newehi:Intili:e: 'tit Iyglee; ratisiMtn,gv'ulx8retucietitnilititilinsdeltharreargat dlitilWers flare, t7
visiting for a Nw '
to.........-04zte
. leg in our neighborhood. . aboet half way bet Oen hank
got uek in a ari
dive -
Mr. Herb. Young of Toronto came
Baukefsillefiurchie and Rance spent nuise
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New' Tear's in Clinton,
Fridey end Saturday °fleet week. •
Leadbury visited Miss N. Wetherad on, i..nTttlee :theueeroloohnerta:71unow, e: 6
E, J. and Mr. Noble Forbea of , too. -v • : •
home last week for
Te.timall:yraoilfolCizaornioxivorvlysieteadesille 3- -,i:-71',' . '
keel brai3e4 of the Bank of net°teP' aunt,Mrs.'11.,phillips. of Whitechurch.:.
a teiv days'
11°47 sisi‘ltex'P',IMLi
Miss. Edna Syrian:0cm visite her
last Fridev.' ' . - - : „. 0.1:1;47lia':110:,vivieeir0; limPfk ita''''''''':•
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Xisseo Barbara and 1.10zieYoungbint' '441reithrer and, sOulrantil of ir.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.
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, Mr, O. li, •Bermett, manager ofutho
. ' (Min to -eformy Wet
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was no. chureh
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spxenrt. 4N! wE.Y.Beraara'swilncliwaatirialinitown.ing,.=
Dr.: O. ' Q. Cooke visited London on d°fayGl'ea.Cte.Oc„,4. 7.1,re*-11°Me 'tc'r ihe.ir .11°''"; ' iiktF. ,:nnsflei.;:na!tratters : at .470(11::
on Menday, .
' Mr. "tiVill ,Taman spent Monday
on Monday,
ottri°8",e;b131)9.r.otarhdliti;votubnlitia'hleT,legarft arl:.i,ah ;;:ra•th. gueiterif Master WM 4‘e -
he de e 1
and Tuesday in t'altnerston.
filled Up. :07.;:„,,,a,,st, :tow, , th • 6 :
Mr. W. H. FinninaOre was a Louden
sehool le Ilullett.on Iteeaday. a her.,
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daughter, Afro Woodiard part
1116 J. Mckinnon of Torginto spent
' her brother, kr., g. H. Bennett, man -
The, „troge. Ferry (Jo, left here tor ter speo. New
,Geeerich onMooday,
Miss Bennett of Hamilton is ,visitleg
.visitor on New Year's,
agerof the Bank of Hamilton, The". enterteinnaerit on _,Neiv the
their gramtperents., •`1)114t0-. r• Eddie • ' '
:rare, iet,t,:dth.50f7:5,1111/it, 'Medd. a71. clang, 14-. ,:asitkrtooectito;d. ertob, 14- ilt wooly- to viost
night was a Sunttess aitkaago th..' wee- Fait:Otter eaborri rt i rl•th
Mr, A, E. Wetheral went to his new . was 0 sue ,
Yaar'e at the leAter's „- •Mm,f:S:::::semr:llao:;Seaa'ac:iIf::;in4::jl
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., next T ;eWhetir *ge007 weeks
Le elf eS ::10 sCif :Or olfitorh one
ec•VP: ft:111..::: raavil ::: ea° nbt tu. i. t::, .. .mxcpwmt :aeritzeores:rtsi t ,rieswwl, :170.4teil ii:::epu. ?0::::;;!1', pi.,1anything
ri AeG:':1:).4cmlhi 41. 00)::Bi,:x:::::wvi :ive1011:::;e,rbial whote20;:rTioa:iti Ili ,°:. . ; ,1 ,. :, „-, . 1.3.7,:;:iis::,,:ii::::,..;:i° 't7ie: :1;1i ,;:er. r ,it, ;t: u, rt;:nb, 2 1,evii0.1;1::: 4:t2:',11::: !,, i ihti:0:40!16:4: oss: oisp: di ; : ,_ , ,n- :41,10:01y4::
dames: of material towork on fax the Keiwr:ted)!„,04.0:11. 1440,ex:son.
nesday after tile Xmas'a,nd,,New Year's ..,..- . I. - ,
;houses.' .' '
.married couples has dissolved part-.
neeship and are now -living in separate
•The Publicgehooi re -opened On Wed;
T4'e:Pr6.': BrtfeelleictSatuttbk.' ' . r ' r '.
' 'aolidays. . ceedsatttentited, to 836, . . .„ • . 1 n , e
• Miss -:,p;. ,p.),uidkatit has rettuned - - . . .-• . • • •• - - 2 ..
the deceased was a member. Aree. compared with the hard work on board
rear's resolutIons,"many of Which vvill who pitoed teem this life Into of. the eon to the going down:thereof.,
There were meny disc
omforts, but the
IteV, P. Parke tied- two matri" Oilissra.01 Clintn oCooMen TrPoernwneereeninnanraIl
dlitirrYit,t3 as it was all
menial knots this past ,week, one In The following are the officers of qa
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Clinton and the other at Blyth.
MrsnerWho hbeen Olinton Connell No, 115, Canadian, curim."'"Inch•
-, joy, as quite ill
, foe .,:ayo :Weak* gest... VI now, wo aro Order of Chosen Frrends, for 1900 ; e rat our eg-P reelid ent va. Vi
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Chi br. Ball. Preelident-roateli of the season was
• The Canadian Order Off' Foresters
hold thoh. oomuti. dioner the innBetorder, S. Lawrence, -,rtoeusuolwntetgt3otr
riinflveos:
rof the toriner by the
• Clarendon Rotel on Friday evening • '`rees"re". w*Prertident " Vice President
pleassed toluirtr, alinoab recovered. vicee t dolluellseilarseller
:. D. (kook, jr. played In the dilk on m°13daY anci
4 ' Mr, Erne Revey performed. 'th M..,,arsliall' Mi" Mary $°t''
Larger and more t) .3
popular than ever, is . oo,, siuldtlY, Ita.:,04; abs
0 .... u ti 08 of ergeniet Of $t..Pentiersofehlturiesi, , r_rviseairadtee,n,mbrs..MTiho.odsonialigdg.ni'n.. -' 4403...a. J.Poothufdajawcsittnoa!:art 02, • 33.71:tAa. Igor: emwb e , . . ..
still sold for; a quarter la' 434'9e7.. Guard, H. ail.
intraleing attended the Olinton liifoilel (311/4r 'gentile° Can*. T. jackson, jr. -, W. 0, DoluirtY '
of a dollar 910 IPA five years 129 teacbers SentrY0 Thos. lain, Waaekson 6 W.P.Bpalding 7
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What About
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Letting us renew your
- periodicals tor., 1poo.
-We are agentefor all
papers, , magazines and
journals • and shall be
pleased to 'fiirward your
renewals and new sub-
scriptions.
* School and, 'OS 'passed eiracessfully„ Allem) Friday night s meeting the-
, Prineipal Laugh hasnothad a failure' following were' elected officers of Olin.
that , ton Chimp No. 76, W. O. W.! • ' :
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School looks ,
• Will againbe in de.
Ourstock inand'.negt week. And in
more complete than I .the midst of the Xmas
le at present. People tell us run -Ii we nave not 'forgot -
B. JVCki 'OP has been engaged Counsel Commander, 3. A.
to Neel and 'lead the 'Foresters' Band. Past 0. Commander, J. W. chidive
Adviser Lieutenant, P. Ker.
Baiiker, 3. Ireland.
Clerk 3. B. Hoover.
Ile took .charge last week. B. 3. is an
experienced bandsnion and Popular
(PY -i•WiththenieMbers.
The PnliiinSehan:14ened 'cm Tnea,-*
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t day, Statf be one
;thoit.'ne one hayingbeen engagedte
Escort, R. Murphy.
Watchmen 0. Crich.
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Oa 3. Gibbings A. Porter
Feir •• J. 0, Miller
Dr.'Shaw 18 N, Fair . 2
.Another. match 'willbe played on
Monday night with W. holds* and
45. A. Forrester opposed to W. P.
Spalding and N Voir. The leasers are
under agreement to saw a, half -cord of
Wood on the town ball otage*on Tumid*
evening next, which taught to furnish
annusement for a crowd. •
v.) the vittrancy created hy.the,r4t.tre, Manager. oe CooPer.,
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A special meeting of the Trustee fuld OfIkert'of Eirceleor Minion Band. " . • Nayop. Jackson Now,,
.iltiarteriyi30,,,rds of the Ootario street' On 'Tuesday night Excelsior Missien- •
On Eta( 1111E1 church elected the fol.
ineet of Mimi. Stout. • EI" B. Her' If
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• tst church will be h Id- 13 1 f W'
ThuredaY eyen'ing...velien the question lOwing as officers for the current term.: Thos. dasicS°11 Defeats Mr. Searle
in the The
One:dollar was received from a God, lected doribithe past year and., witicb , . Free Library ey,i-aw crried.
of Onion will bednionssed.• •, The Bandlicie a fund of 4134.49, cola a •MayoraltyContest.
erich admireeef The peopiewraperoo will be donated to the Missionary,' --„.
Mend:It-who: stated that he had stop- • •' , - there was,: not much iaterest taken
-.0 • te take l'His tbrzws:Reecnin Vice -President, Mre4H- Irwin • '"' :to the fact that there of) u ail -
ped two Other papers and had decided Dr') Graham •
Monday's municipal eiec ions, owing
• '• ' aecrersry, is Houston 1Virs.Bentley,wholnis been in London , around cant:eel% Vera was no fight
' President"' Mrs.( m • • • t. .
• es• • • ' . . 2nd Vice, Miss josoici Gardner , wasn a
()---f some Inc has had o t• ' fot the council ore ips acute it- core'
y Ward for schooltrustee.
Organist.,Missviara Wiseman : Mr. Thos. Jackson Sr.:,defeated Mr.
perfermed anct is -so much improved in
hat We have the nicest line of -g ten the student's recplire-- tyiii-be able to return home in a few•
.anay China in town. If you .0 mean; ' - week.. ' • • , .', . ..• :,, " '• .
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re ,nopang 1443,,thing it thut, „ .,,,,„„. ..-, . cl- • The corporal,to n, stiow 'plengla did
. .. . ,. . . svrep . this week in elearing
•"eensequenee thatAt is expected she
ine come .1.n_rana see sdnae of
gahic,1/44 ea Sets
Berry eta
•fBread and Butter Plates
Bowie
.,Oups and Saucers
have a nice line of Odd
08. Scotch ,mottos. In
have nearly everything
tiobylq;inalizto.,•
no, Ourranta, Peels
ed. Almonds and Walnuts
Figreetnd Dates
•ything that lb wanted
for your Cake.
. ORANGES
;Mc and 35c per dozen.
nde, • Brett! Nuts, Walnuts
ra Fine Mixed Candy
Book-Crivoltk Sup. ,t14 eidervelkir .of .the too abendan't
— e , ..4„,. -.spew and _leOm the fact, ,tbat., tbe-
-04•• • Fnrk' ivaS41,nne. 0,atir in.the:niernieg it
po11?,+ of tit
. ,„ S ..:t‘ vas
— '• ' ' Baptist, chord* wall'
occupied on Sunday a. ,m. by Mr.
•of() stare,: ). -:-,NTiliarn Robb and in , the eveninghy.,
the more appreelated. •• 1, k
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• Mr, iferace liosterAckli of whomape
;:quite capable of expounding' gospel.
71, ;044 •4 pilths• a.. logical and ecinvindinfr
•• • .A.-oti!ohor of the friends 'ef
manner, • •
- - ,Nedd presented hint with
W Feet
By keeping the 'fiiet•iiiry and
-warm you goard tgain.t olds
,ataid siekness.at this 'seasan of
.nthe „year. *Being is
•Priarentative,. even' doe-
' tory say. Our sto was
manufaetured by the best
makers, „there is none better
and the prices are righ
and examine them, --. •
ULE COOPER •&CO.
,o.A;sa GROCERY. Phone 23. 'RJ. CL;
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.• • 'COMO and inspect our /ines 'of Gent's Furnishings
,httlre everything required to make a man or boy happy and
Piitable tbieseason of the year.
OD AOODS ARE. BARGAINS. •
quality we havethe best stock that long experience
dAts to buy. in prices we have marked everYthing
arcaiihtlable figure. In style we lead,' always keeping the
tt;t- believe that "Good -Goods are -Good Bargains" and
iow ingly we put in but: Christnias. Stock on this,Orin-
' a much larger and better.assorted stock -then
rverbfor
t 17mbrellas, Suspenders,Silir lItindkeichiefs, Silk and Weal-
liti °loves, Gauntlets, Mitts, Hato, Caps, etc, We have a new line
• ral for the holiday trade of Scatfsend Ties put up in separate boXes.
ergermake a very nice presenband are inst.the thing to send to friends
Atilteince.„ Buy. PArly andgetthe choice.
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We have the best831.00 per suit Under*ear in the trade. •
s the. last*Xtuas in the Century and we hope to mike it
atiain Landmark°. to our ntany patrons in the purchase
their Winter Olothing, etc. Ilespecfally yours,
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est Established
House
Is that of T. jACKSON, Sr., whieb was
founded in 1854 arta .eentinties tu the
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tront:
e °ye
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CoMmetieca this week when we place on side
063, e as yo,u to ea ant see
these sod. They arijef firfit- quality arid
temptitt$ prices, .
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'fill-Aputiiitherveeir, as en exPressiori
of their synifirithy towards him. biro
Medi! has been ill for months and lately
confined to bed and feels very grateful
for the kindness of his -friends.
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-Mi. John Layton and Mrs.fllflep
Were .inarried at the Ontario'Street
parsonage oh Thursday night -last hy
MeV. Ts, Oletnent. It was very quietly.
dne and the news did not become.
public until a few days later. Mr and
Itis Layton live on the Londen Road.
The Masonic., supper; given- et the
Itatteribury Rouse on Wednesday
evening of last week, was rich in , qual-
ity, abundant • in quantity and
'served in that weil-known horitelry's
best style. When- Mine Host Joe
undertakes e..banquet it Is bound to'be
°11Y#r.l, Sh9W. ••W;(1. Searle for 0301%layler's Lair by
' The Perth Poultry Show, held. in Majority of .thirtjkoneovhicti WouiclnO
Stratford week., was. . veryd.- doubt have been greeter hada, full vote
successful affair.'There were .eight.. hese Polled. The ' Mayor -elect is one
hundred entries and keen competiton.•- of our best•iinown citizens and has
Mr.•Williate Carter of Ilullett made" ;been in business here since 1854. Jiff
fprtyeritries cied,thOugh pitted againet -.brings to thee position experience in.
nuitiberOf the most extensive breed-- neeniCipal work and age prt.edding-offit
era in ''Western Ontario, won thirty- ,-eer and having his "stake" in the town
five PriZes, privet pally with his' POlatkla .4118 best terests at heart, „ se that
and HaMburge, The Medd •brothem :• is fully expected. that he will . maks
Of. the seine neighborhood won eleven •.,an efficient and successful Chief Mag.,
prizes:. with /fifteen entries. Mte " *rate. Mr. Jackson was a member of
ApPlebY; also of Hullett, owns a ' the first .council when Olinten was in,
ber of line birds but did meet with '0Orporated as a village in 1855 and in
hie usual success andlieisrs. Forrester 40 occupied a 404'A:the council boiu'd
end' 00-liew, who '"Ordy sent a few 'le eleven ieare: - • -
bird's, Wen two Prizes each: The,eouned for 1900 as e.t. present
• esinstitated follovvi: Mayor., Thos.
Plgeon ,Shopthtt.
• Jackson ; Councillors, 0. Johnson, T.
A Nw membrs of the Gun Club had
A. Walker, J. Fair B. Wiltie, A.
a pigeon shoot on NeWYear's Day and,
Ford end T. Mackenzie. It is under -
though a blizzard was abroad .at the
same time, made the fllowinx• good tood-that Meesre. Fair. and Wilhite re:
scores: ' -fuse° 'aCCOp BO that a ner election
1-12.t,rvx ramps. ndeeeearY. Mr, Plummer is
E. 3. Oaritelon 12 ohfeitnhgessetrvitgalnycnineragitedrato
mstaaynclyettoryioenlde
7 irgieLehYley log° ohfistiipeerlotneepladyieerizelinitatiisonttoo tbhee blci)episelad
overhary
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'EluchlaY 22 gt..endrew's'Warcil 3ae41;s9n Searle
3.-25 atvrxyicj.
E. Orintelon
111nne.2° sStt.' John's „ 8.165 53
26 St. George'ir " 34 41
54
Hinciiley
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Reseee iewr SU& Early..
wehl nigh perfectior.,
Mr. 3. 0. nuinpt of Goderich town.
Mr. Frd. G. Runthall, a former
ip
resident of Ohbut my' Ai
ore recentlsholiatryoptp/6tenieriwbbriisghatitbn.ofodr elaoorolyon
r'f Bruefisid, has 'been elected IiiIaYrit a few minutes afterwards earemittanee
of London. the Mayor -elect has for the same purpose reached us frow
prospered ivili since loeating in Lon- 11,. M'aVittie of North Bei. Mrs.
den where in a leVP years he is said to W.Mtarrphy called in Tuesday to renew.
have • accumulated upwards of ane -
hundred thousand dollars. - THE Ntrivei.BEcoen has been a regular
vrsitoi toher home since its , establish
gee-. W. 4, tiowsod will take as his merit. kr. W.R. Lough came in a few
sulijeet nextSunday morning"Throngh •nainittes litter for the same purpose and
an Old Portrait Gallery" and at,7 p. In rapidvccessiort remittances reach
"Taking Stock • and a Oorisequetit ed -us froln John OronYri, Brandon,
1tesolve" The monthly fellowship Man, A. MeErlen, Olintn, and a
m6Pting. wilt 'be held at 10 a. tnand number of otbere. We thank • those
the annual eovenant service at the who have alreadyreriewed and -express
Close of the general service in the 'the hope that their good example may
everting. • • be generally followed.
Owing to the heavy sno-w strnat- Deemer mann terier ' -
Which have hiotted, up the country on Saturday moening hurt death
roads several of our correspondents elaitned anOther. of the oldest residents
hfWe net been able to semi us their of Clinton in the person ;Of Mr. Will-.
:weekly budgets of news. Our reader, inna 'Taylr who departed' this life in
who have Perceited the eateldeet will his eightieth year. The 'deceased
please note the ealise. We have he a native of linethwaite, 'Yorkhire,
doubt but that our staff will Make England, wherehe passed the greater
ample amends nett week. : • garb of bis Ufe Twenty.,eight years
The attention of parents of pupils in , ao, that Is in 1872, he came with hie
the 'primary department of the Pahno rad' to Canada and Clinton and here
Sobbol is kinlytelled to the regular :embarked in the Pbae businee, in at
attendance of Childrenif Possible. •dtite ot fleet. but it grew until
log the stormy Sassari. Grea.b. hirsa to the firm name of Williatn Taylor .t
the whole classae mreil as to the penile ffons became sYnanYinetls With hiteg
conceited Is incuered and ifpnesible at rity. Old age advancing upon Mr.
ali,Miss Taylde wIlt be pleased to sea Taylor, he retired from aetivek work a
every pima present. Alan a: few attqi tow *ears Ago, but the .business was
now and again is of very little value dentinued under the Mite title by hfs
endlthoge who cannot come regularly
ate advised to absent until spring. By
-attending t o the above, parentswill
greatly oblige. -0. Aa. Taylor.
toucks--filtlirien Nuptials,
A prettybouse wedding took place preaeher in old Yorkshire and condue-
at noon on New Year's clay when Mrs. tea one or more services every Sunday
11.1klePrien'esecond diughterAdelyene for years. .011 his arrival in (Minton
Blanehe, Was united in' 'marriage to he joined the Itatteribury streetchareh
kr, Arthur M. Loucks, bookkeeper for aridfor many years held an official pore
arc Ottawa wholesale firm. The care, itiob therein and always freely contri.
peony was performed by itev. 3. F. hilted of his meant to the various funda
Parks in the preemie° of the family of the church. Last Sunda3r thefarrilly
sons Israel and Jacob, entisenneetiY by
the former and at the present time by
the latter. Mr. Taylot was identified
with the Methodist church from his
youth and' an active worker in advanc-
ing it e interest, lie WAS a local
and relatives Atone of the bride. the pew was ciraped ifi meurniog and yes..
bride vvesassisted byldists Chtra. Scott, Willey afternoon :a large number of
while the bride's brother, Mr. Harvey citizens gathered there to pay by their
Mllera, was groomsman. Atter the , presence a tribute of respect to the Mt.
knot had been resturelY tied and the partedand to show thele sympathy to
happy couple had 'been tnade the to- the Itererreed family. • km. Taylor ou
eipientsof %Varna wishee Anean. vivo. het" laushend together with the
• grattilatione t any eat down to seven ions said ems aughter, wise a
tiorweddi rs.Loticlis Mrs. 1Prenh CUM.
sai.a. • Dior ir••••..i.etm..
179 148
Majority for Jackson 31,
The vote for school trustee in St. An
drew's ward stood : Taylor 55tRanee
89. The school beard as constituted
for 1000 is as follows. : Sb, Andrew's
Ward -3; Taylor, H. E. Hodgens
lune -W. G. Smith, Wilbur Man-
ning ; Stdohn's-Drdignew,13r.Bruce;,
St, George's --.3. B. Hooer, J. 0, Step-
henson, •
ATM LIBRAAV BY-LA,W.
For Against
Andrew'e Ward 05 27
St, .Tsuriera' 70 23
St. john's 45 02
St. George's • 39 53
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225 121
Majority for :By -Law 104.
HOLMESVILlaCE
A meeting of the flolmesville
iliary of the W: M. S. he held in
the Methodist Church on liVednesday
of next week • at 2.30 p. rn. A cordial lk
invitation Is extended to all. who desire
to beenme acquainted with the
denary work.
NextSunday;. being the first in the g
month, Holy , Communion will be t
The conceit, "TheGirl Love," p geonme buitoorlitt,h, 1,,,nerolwate
here . •
ciao:many,' played 'Fogg -Ferry" but life. J. 11,yLeweey'and family ot
day night, was apreciatedby a,. good a grain .cr ;ether' in the eld. brewerY, :err: Icir14740.0 eh:riiindagy.e nwegi:be-ea.:1141:el:a
udience On. Saturday night
with a compl4te drop away in the
De: 11°7:st'lTt2tiat,Irild Bennett have who° he will 9 e
:4,3NotOr.'
sentegl by tin Fogg /Perry Co. on Pm. ^ • be like tbo wild ees d
leg as it was rather a fizzle.
• here ,
Mr. E. Watsonc'ef, he firm of Ta son The -intl/rimpal eonte on m r • avirsntaada Ad of Ki
r '
Eringh took lite:Car,loads of • cattle last WAeir:great suaqess, , for some ..'ef4 4:regentthe gileit of
10
to Montreal the past Week the tsiairrits, Despite Etirryt
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4- 6
:the .rery no
mheobnyialay7 pile. horore.the• ratepayers cold and sbe014*Weather "a , large 'vPt!!. .it' rig tie liee eaaa b ii,
44?
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re. the : putting down of • Was polled, , Which resulted aer'fa40We;' -: Dr: PI - pia ''' '
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gra,delithia' walks .was, carried by a w. G. Bit' -1' was to Pr the,,, aenyirig ci:;i met! 43":4lA -;-
oneWhig that ale' peoiSIgIVellgintVa.Y1°:.ibYll i':::.6it'er1;:c1.. '',1.1'. 4,Pti':;'9t0.40,444;;CattY7t1„."f714.
antiorite of 37, the vote standing -. reevesk,enair by . defeating. his oPen" .-F .Mr, Jobe 0Oftri,,.--..4,... ___,,,_ ..t4.'"
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04mriry;inntakrer.yra.1,!31,,,wn7110;etgnaerFisoi week,tl, ,,iyitsp:ilit'l
favt"yr.°KtrIVea'bling, who w:Set to T‘
skating rink, opened it for the skaterti lycod; .i,.-19441•Put.,Ai),raffaie!.w0, :., at An,inrii
, .. . 9riliiii(; wofiaust,.?,70,aira_rnon . were . ,e iv , ,.f, orlt:: ...a: ,,„ ,,,4,..._ ,..
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Edwin 8!,..11;, ' - ' t he . '' i ' 4' '' fe:7. :''
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0...otti,.a,tiew faspirarik headed ' •ie i fokeiegitaiiii to,,j- ' '''''' •
71.); th' E' fo°1w194Wrci;;:tl°0h: :'. i ''IV111f.,; ii;d-;
oe!defeated caeaidate 4t -e• .asie# -.eilii II.- ---.4Y.--‘•- ' "' ' ' - 4-.,
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on Friday eight and is receiving good' ',leaked eXt,..!07,.mesett,..oriiiilonii: 6a...ovos
patronage, especiaily on New Year's' Iteev;; • .• - , , 4.i..!....ii.,
• ,.• Mr.:Bert Moore is studying the • art loiTtS4.„ „,,:';'41 n'•••r-"ans„,,," ' ''''"41:e-P've- "'''''''
afternoon and night.; ' ''W. IL ' Irvine Ac4itr„thigd4clill Ont:h-6 4 '- Cl
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0';40 il"lia"
or dough punching at R. R. Douglass' the enAilklitYildth : ' ee !"'4'1:1,°ii'l4i'vee• .
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thAisnfatlittfulewaacinacYsofhtnsohlvadhathveinegff'efeatileoni .dae.fiVitii9746-,0,'s61;,' '41iltiktsii'-t7rniel!Pildilliten'di' 1'4:
bringing in lets of loggefid-weed.
There will be e union:meeting' of the. He rAO tk6:-•TeoP6r-at'ee'llc'ese'''
youeic peeple,enrarsoieti: 6f Trieitk, the pastfAM, years.
chnrehand the E. L. of o....A. in the , ' Our siAivig-rink is , having a
.: eit.11.1Aistellentisliebrillrej:rtra'.9864bCtdaY'• 'sF1174ar:1;;1;4*i(*-ftgve4iiki4;:rt6):3^ :7,-';
agtot'.;,,:$1)000..!* k....,h..- ikal'elayS witla-;Uisee'404ttir'en21.1i0010 Hutt "iftbirripiettlt
friends in Hareiltini. ":" ' ' -:' 'NSt 9undli,,t.°6 Oleos of 'At...; rh. ',.i. ti '-vrr t. -.!. ‘• '' ' ' •
mr. J. 110gatee horse , relv,', away ,6n, • their- couitr, Mre'.- j. .ti Wetccitt•' ,,`.„',,N',..-'4'figut (Ta'* ' the ',.,r;OleIT'.,,:,,,
• Mr. and Mrs. Kilburn returned on
Thursday and broke bis cutter. ' , llif.rwmwaeretbk:BlInotith,x1XyisPPwenitialS841;Tanidinvitieis ,ile01741ipai:nlia2tC14. til!Yte.riott,..1-1arate ,17**..':
Tuesday to their home near Niagara
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arid friends in and erernad this village. _ -1‘e. Mehl(); Binghern ' entertained -a'
' Mr:Harry Haines ate his New Years." Mrs.- Walter.Weeteeti•And '',4eeis Jg.- 'feW.0 laort4rienai: last Wednesday: •
dinner et wingliain, , . Gi,. gmallacombe are „visiting roadies -'eVening, it helog the.2ist•-,.'ennierary:
. • . tit Radgetow* '.,:..--; r of her birthday. .,. . ' • .„;; ,..
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, - • , . • , i'' , , The R, E.' Pickard 'CoMpany have On Meaday nlornieg , When. • Eke , ....
BAYPILD,'. 2. '' • r . , 4 stetted a branch store in 'Hensel' this Brownlee went to attend trithe't
.......,..A- .. ... -` week, • .- • , • - . On Lindsay fam,- he noticed- the.1
The Xmas. entertainment or. the • Miss Olive Westcett iS visiting Tel- • had Omen 'over r ifa'44`.. „.*.
Trinity church 5, S. • was - heia: in, the • atiyes in Seeforth 'Where she is the cattle arid one Was-tillosing. lie ' OW
Town Hall oe Thursday last and .gliest of her consin; Miss Zavica West. the strivi Out a little 'arid 'eartring.to,'
areeable, the was packed and the.
audience in geed spirits and cletertnin- oba, is the guest. of her brother, Mr;
although the^ night WAS cold and. die- comttr.4.h.sohn Eic..icsi Snowflake,
molit.. aothiatIdeereij4t wom.fintt al ionueh.ta .1:t%iiin etiaL:ibittlei, g6„ itiiel edie%,e:4c- to It
ed to enjoy themselves. The Program 'Thos W. Plandfainiti '0
Was excellent and the order the same. Our road cow
The followitig took part :-Mie Trott the snow plorigh.clettnil:re4isthbeinlYstrlive.elish.. ' get4h: went ctomi faGt. fb4'1;•etitti 671: n trd:hrt:31 171 gm 611116:tr: feit '.'1 4 raW lciLcint
McMurray, Mrs. (Rev.) E.B;Smith arid '.. family visited relatives in Seafortli on
of Hensel]; Miss M. McNaughton, Miss Mr, and Mrs. Stephen 'Powell and thaayterfwailerdentashr;;qm'aoltnn1704:),„?:ittliit,
Mr. Zatournel of Clintob, the String Monday.- . . stack and earn° out withoLit beingpiiii-'..-.;
Band and the Able people a Bayfield, Mr. W. McNerin spent •New Year's - ii, out. : ' -^. ' ,,,:y - ,.: .,
their friends and the school. Miss at Zurich, • ' . : : . ,..r -....;‘,...,,,c. ,,,.19.., --Ti.,:'
Rathwell and Mrs. Smith, piano. Mr; Ed.B ossenberry of Zurich anent, . Nyesir Ritin, •
Misses Galbraith and Elliott took last Saturdayin town.,•
M.
rharge of the children. Mr. Trott is Rebecca, relict of the late Johnr. Alex. Avety of file don Xtitid'...;-
splendid with mandolin, Miss MeMur- Fiike, died at the residence of her son,"
on the sick list.
ray and Mr, Latorriel sang well and Albert 121, Gidley St, on Friday, last Mr% Fred Waldron is then
we hope to have the pleasure of hear- aged 78 years. The remains were buried with friends near Kington, t.' 414k
irtg them again. Miss McNaughton in the Exeter cemetery ma Sunday last. Mr, Wm. Stanbury of the, LondoW •
Air
was greeted with applause and (le- Urania Mrs. R, H:Seldon, Ingersoll, Road treated his Matt"' friends to 11` 'V
igbted theaudience. The Co. "B" viiteclrela,tivesliere the past week. • Pleasant time on Thursday evening ,4-;.4.
was eapital. Clancy did his part, in Miss Akain of Clinton was the guest lest. Orokinole was the; lettding fait. .
good style while Dr. Pallisterbrought of the Metropolitan laht week and took ure of the evening. A notipleof
he house down. Last but not least part in the firenien's concert on Vanua- wete Played far and won itY' theatl.
the children -their Drill was one of the night last, . succeeded in scoring the Iargsg arid
Web givenhere, the little ones especial- Mr. R. H. Oollin6,,barrister,is report. least nuroberdeaf games. Ot 4saa
, lifialftiling their parts in a manner that ed to he. trotting much bettr, His nients were 1titinig0d inand in the iiee - . .
broughtforth a storm of applause. many friends Would be pleased to eee sine home all Wended tfic0:.,waY
instructo
The dialogues and recitatieni3 were
Much credit is due to their r.
'bhailn0
en elloncifiunred6ttroe elatili s alago4nreie' 1.!1:e11ay 117 est with • the 'With iliate theYi Would; •,,,
home be It the long liStir the
A Speedy reeoyery le iookad for again have the pri”ilitge irtif spendng-
-- ' : . . 0. Similar everinawin thatSame home.
very good. The stage was lovely and Year.
he presents on thetree rnitrierous and at Present.
Miss Bothwell, the organist, wits pre -
!widened the hearts of the reciPlents.
ented vvitli it handsome gift from the
heir in token of their esteem and Misa CrisP octaroldesboto visited
, W. *Chapman, W.,;":eigt IA.:. nor n
• . lows : Reve', P.-MetkaY• renuntillos.
• .,Motida'a -eletion a'sulted,, as feit.
4-'.iiIrtnAtitilttelY11.;r.•0 a1;tek!' 11 is .11
.121C'14' raT8.
clod wiahes.- The proceeds a -Mounted friends ha thia nity last weeit. ..., find 6n hifeetxi,heie, -•
e $30, Many tbanke are due those The young,people of the yitlage t4c1 80h00is re.onenee
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admintitered in St. John's church.
Rev. E. A. rear and vole of Atwood
visited friends in the village.
Next Week Wedding bells will he
ringing on the fith con. -
10.'0, Leonard of Bright visited hii3
brothers lest week.
donde in town who so willingly and
Mr. Wheeler''on XONV Year'e evenng Mr. 3, Watt tif
vicinity' attended an oYster aliPPer at vaca,tieri-bit Wednes
bil.ptltleotiksinPgaret;ent of the -season took and had a very enjoyable time. Wog his brother; f,4
!ace at -the residence • of Mr. Ralph miss ,Agnew lett on Wedneaclv j....
tephenson, Goebert Line, a week ago morning for rhdodelphi,, kr-
(relight, the occasion being the spent Xmas u let?
resentation of a Purse and an alse.,,PeAlgnew for Oolumbue,Ohio. • Hen
mon on Sunda'? morning from 11eb. 10: 5
aniat, Miss Edith Stephenson. It Our tievv station agen Ile. Sather. Granger of Tomto,
T. R. Clourtice gave an excellent ser-
ddress by the congregation of 'The Misses McCallum apentXmatun.
Mr, Geo. Het* and
24.* - „
Was a surprise party threughout and lire now oceupiee_the reSidenee of Mr. after sPeriding their
happy gathering. Rev. E. G. .Ten• vannottnan, , their parents, Mr. aud
inge teed the address while Miss L. Mr. T. Reid of Owen 80n0d and miss At the theetinghf
tephenson made the presentation. ryfe of Hespeler were guests itt Mr, S. S. Na. 4, 'WM. Car
Luke's cherch to there- or" der the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley visited friends
In and around Varna one day last
week, 11
Mr. S. Wallaee of Woodstock was 8
the ;Meet of Mr Holmes.
On Friday ()Veiling the 0, 0. P.el-
ected the following °Mem for the en- t
awes and mirth were the order of the Agnevcost last wilek trustee.
vening until; alt wore bidden to par- Mrs. Ferguson of Ilaytield Iefb on Miss Burdick of,Lon
ake of a hearty repast to whieh they Tuesday afteratn extendd ufMvs. John lIngO
idiotic& The host infermed the visit- Ifriends here, The following
suing year: -(1 Ito W. Stanley; V. 0. a
re tibati the whole house was at their Mise Maggie Bose of Myth was the for Mint Come*
IL, J. Watkins C. B., J. Treivar-
p., urn*, 4. I %V d
F. go P. 0, Elforil ; Treas., O. Will.
S. W'., V. Megartuy; 3*. W.,
A. tumball; s' T th ; 3.
/3., Stan:1yd
re o -f • the E. td, of C. for a
:-Hn. dr. Greene; t
rd ; Sec.-Treas., Bertha, r
S. T. Walter;
fl 5 Univ.... te0
isposal,while the hostess mode every- guest of Miss M. 1"orterlieldit fie* days last Thurryisy
ne feel at hom. We wish Mr* and lg, week. i..` . MeGregor; V.
re. Stephenson and family a happy A, wordier from tho eine etel vie. 1'e.-Me,.Wm:
SW Vear, inity also a nunther of.:* ,inghrnites EltePhentola
Our skating rink is complete now * tig at ler, ,T, f3intiiteln, ,T •
nil built in regular city style. J. W. N.
rust the stockholdere .2, re- 1 13.3.
eward for their ex
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