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The Clinton News-Record, 1901-01-10, Page 3S. Netuile SO 4s .19c Yoic:> °Boat 50c Chi ?VI sha Inc; Inf of 50,c Ott Ju. pre . • - Co' Me Re We Orol Nev bAgentoaan Beal TeasAi Raisin • Clinton No , 4. MITCHELL ERITOR 01). PROPRIETOR LINTON', jel..N. 10TH. 10Q1 MULLETT TOWNSIIIIP. .....,••••••••••• A 00taann Wm -)MO. On Xmite Dy Mr, and Mes. George Snell celebrated the fiftieth ennivet- eery of their wedding day, 'There were present about eixty pelsons, nearly half of whom were children and grend- children. Rev. Mr. Andrews, wife and daughters of Varna were itt•esent and added greedy to the enjoyment of the day. Mr. Ephreint Snell was the only gust preeent who attended t heir for- mer wedding. Mts. J. Holmes of floirneevilte ant! MIs. A. Woodman of Londesboro, who witnessed their mars Heine, were invited but were unable U. attend. . The remainder of the guests were chiefly nephews mid nieces. Mr. and Mrs. Snelt are among the most highly respected settlers of Hulled:, having lived the whole fin y years on the sante farm. A flintily of ten have been theirs. eight of whom are still living : Edward in the N. W., Jaillbel 'near Blyth, George of Londeshore, Humphrey of Ballet t, Mis, Elsley nt Colborne, Mrs. Joseph Snell of Hullett, Miu.y and William at home, After partaking ot a most exeellent, dinner a program was rendered by the guests, consisting or choruses, duets, recite.- tions,speeches and instrumental music. At 12 o'clock noon the honored couple, standiqg beneath the mistletoe bsugh, were addressed by Rev. Mr. Andrews in a few words. He, however; con sidered it unnecessary to renew their covenant, having kept it so faithfully for fifty years. Miss Andrews presid- ed at the organ and played tite wece. dieg march. 'I he estimable couple recelyed many hearty congratulations also 'litany valuable presents, among others being two beautiful adjustable chairs and a handsome couch presented by their children, also a gold -headed cane and gold -rimmed spectacles by their nephews and nieces with the following address : Dear Uncle and Aunt,—We, your nephews and nieces, on this the cele- bration of sr.fur golden wedding wish to unitedly express to you our love, esteem and good wishes. It has pleas- ed God to.spare you to see many years of wedded happiness and although sorrow has at dines clouded your life yet a loving Father's hand was ever outstretched to help and sustain, to draw your hearts closer together and nearer to himself. When in youth yeti came from the Old Land to this fair Canada of ours you found it mighty forest. Since then you haare seen it develop and have nobly taken your , pas t in its ' develop- ment, until now in old age you look upon a well cultivated, prosperous and happy country, The trials, the 'con. stant toil and the pleasures of the pioneer have been your. Now you enjoy peace and plenty and ,your children's children about your table, in whom and through whom yon will live long after yon have entered into rest. Accept this small gift as a token of our warmest and mutual love and our ear- nest prayer la that God will abundant- ly bless you and grant sole the peace that conies with the knowledge of a life's work failthfully done and unite you, your children and ourselves,with those who ha4e gone before in an un- broken circle Home above. The address venerable cout4le ran as follows 'Dear Fathr r and Mothers—We, your children and grand -children, have gathered yere on this the fiftieth Rami- e eerie .y. sif your wedding day to ex- press our gratitude to God for havina. epared you to us and nor thankfulness to you who have always been loving parents to us and have watched over us in kindness and in love. We ask yonalear father and mother.to accept these arm chairs and this sofa as a slight token of our deep love for you. Our prayer to God is that you may long be spared your lives which have always been useful in His service and as you rest in these chairs and on this sofa you may think of the love we. ar to you who have manifested so much for us and we PraPstrod that the ,unset of youi lives may he peaceful And happy and we, yorty. childree, will do all we can to make them so. We also pray God that wen our lives ai e o'er we all may ine71 cin that glorified shore.. iss Powel of ucan is engaged to each in e school for this year. The trustees at I, having a new desk and blackboard added and with this im- proveinent the school will he complete. Mr. Thomas Quigley had a wood bee on Saturday. Mr. John Kelly of Detroit spent Christzas holidays with friends here and in Blyth. Mr. Martin Reynolds of Stratford was home for Christmas, Mr. Joseph ()Donoghue of Buffalo called MI friends one day lest week. Mr. John Quigley was in Detroit for Christmas. The tile -tees of the newUnion school section formed on the Bases Line are Hugh Hill, Hugh Redford and Thotnas Midis It is prnoosed to rent the old Asquith home for school put poses until themew lniilding csin be erected. Mr. George Erin spent New Years ' nt Mr. William Millian'e in Colborne. A. piOtt tooK t the reeldence•of t. Mrs, iEvens. Ott on Christmas Day when the see - mid daughter, Ida Ottroline,hecir le the wife of Mr, Edward Wildronk • or Berlin, Mise May Wildfong Wife the bridesMal0 and Mr. Fled. Beilltrgev the hem het an. Thm e cereony WA per- formed by Rev. J. E, Parkes The in.ide has long been a •inernher,,./of $o. Peel's church choir and tit tRP41.VI* tn the Sunday school, , The epts were numerous end cosiek ly, many coming from a &tame but among these from Own was a Silver fruit dish frum the teachers of St. Paul'e S. S. The guests from is dite tance were : Mrediaul Miss Wilson, Lot, - don, Nits and Mrs. Groves, Mr. and Misses Nettertield, Mi'. and Mies Ho - meth, Winghatn, Mr. Jack Evetett, Detroit, Ur. Harry Wildfoug, Witter - Ion. The happy couple left by the afternoon teem and on their errivel at their home in Berlin they were ten- dered a reception which was attended by many of their friends. Mr. Wile - long is an honored employee of fins Berlin furnitme factory and his fellow employees took advert t age ef hie wedding to peesent him with is hell dozen oak diners accompanied by the following. address Dear Fellow EmpIoyee,—We, ;s. test rif the employees of the 13erlin Fula* tui.e Co., • desire to express our esteem and gratitude towards you as an etre ployee, eeing you are making it change in life and taking onto your- round His Throne in our f the childten of this 111101ea71.."— ••••••••0 Untended for lest bine,/ The Harr is Band Missionni'y Society Will hold their Reme st eting of the year on Saturday at, the home ee eels, sr„ /Miller. The Y. Society hold their annual business meeting on Weil- •needay evening after preyer meeting. New ()Rivera are to be eleeted and ate- rengernente made for the ensuing year. (De.)(iordou of Ripley ite epends ing New Years with friends in this icinity e Mrs. kettly of Michigan is visiting her daughter, Mt 8, David. Todd. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Jobb of Wingharn silent New,Yearts with their daughter, Mvs. Henry Woods. sell' a eompanion. Among yon have always proved very industrinns and cheerful and you have won the self respect and good will of your companion employees. Kindly accept as a wedding gift these few Chalet] in. rennonhrance of the employeee. Wishp ing you every success in life added to much joy and happiness with your new companion, we are sincerely yours. CHISiLHCRST. (Intended for last issue) Rev. Mr. Miller of Parkhill Occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church on Sabbath morning last. Miss Essie McTaggert is confined to the house at the present. Mr Abe . linery,wife and family of Tomtit.] are visiting friends in this neiehborhood Mr.Ed.Etyck man has been very busily engaged cutting grain for the fartners sinee the thershins season was over. Ar.John Stacey, who got his hand off in strew cutter some dine ago, has sold out his share of the threshing out- fit to his partner, Mr.Den.Brintnell. Mr .John Rice of Anent a 'menet% few &ors hist week with his sister, Mrs.J. T Mr. and Mrs. Jelin T. Mitchell and fnmily spent New Year's day at Mrs. Mitchell's oid botne on 10th con.of Hib- lwrt Your cola espondent wishes THE News -RECORD a happy and prosper. mut New Year. itelaraye. teadhury. air. Frank Ryan and Albert Hod. gine of Lticen are. visiting at the latter eietees, Mrs. G. Hamiltou. Mrs(J, G. Weisel spent the New Years -at London, the guest of her brother, Me. Wm. Scarlett. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzsimons of Setfarys are visiting at the honte MM. Fitz. (entails sistets Mrs Mahe. Severn] born around the village ottended is pailY ilear SelifOrth VridnY Mr. Jeerlett attended the District meeting of the L. 0. L. held in Clinton on Tuesday afterneun. School reopened on Thursday. Port Albert. Harry Hawkins Sundayed in Kincar- dine. Mr. Geo. and Miss Pearl Christlaw of Blind River return to their home this week after a short stay in this .village and neighborhood. Miss G. Cum% Goderich, has been visiting in the village the past week. John McMillan of Austin, Man., and Willie Crawford, Neepawa, Kan., who have been absent for eeveralyeere, are visiting here at present. H. C. Hawkins returned this week to Chicago after spending his holidays With his Parents. James Oliver was re-elected 'trustee agaiu ots Wednesday. 111t.s.'1. B.' HaWkins, who ha a been confinedsto her room the past Week,is improving again. Mr. and Mrs. John Grinton, Towan- da, Pdtm., taunted hone on Wednes- day. her mother, Mrs. McBride, ..going with them. Christian Endeavor was largely at- tended on Sunday evening. " Rev. M. M. Goldberg preached in the English chairch on Monday evening, • (Intended for last issue.) ".17 Watson is engaged this week renovating and removing part of the buildings purchased from Alf. Haslam. Rev. Mr. Whaley of St. Helens prenched in Knox chnrch last, Sab- bath. W. Watson leaves in another week to commence his contract for inspect. hie maple tattlers at a good big salary. The building committee of Knox church itt•e calling for tenders for the erection nf a new shed of gigantic proportions. And now the aspirants for tnutricipal bottom are giving many glad hand shakes, good wishes, klesing pretty babies and travelling the sidelines In all kinds of weather in their solicitude for the welfare of a long suffering public whose wronge they are deter- mined to right and whose taxes they will lower. Go in, boys, such is life. A like courage displayed, say in South Africa,would tnean the Victoria Cross; the Queen's thanks and a nit - Lion's gratitude. Art a result of religious excitement brought on by revival meetinge Mr, W. Helps is mentally clotticled,at pees- ent. We hope this stnte will melte to be only temporary and that he will soon return to a normal date of Mind. Some of thrtae who ere aspirantfor muhicipal office itt East Wee/101mb have gone to the (rent in Order tO ,melte the Westfield vote solid, All thitlee ate fair in love, War and eleetiotis. ToWnslItIP• Aspirants for municipal honors were on the alert last week. A number of them naade a canvas from house tri'' house. Miss McNah, who' WaS in Manitoba all summer, has returned home. ; Mr. C. White has been re.Engaged to each the Leadbury school. Mr. August Hicknell has bat a shanty in the woods on • the Kelly farm which he bought some time ago and has a number of men cutting wood. We are pained to Renounce the death' of Mr. Thomas Roe, an old resident of McKillop but • who has been living in Seafoi th for a few years recently. Mr. Roe was a gentleman who was possested of more then ordinnt y intelligence. He was a prominent Methodist, and was local preacher arid class leader. Be was a native of the county ej Ireland, and was sexterst”Tairs of age. • Godarith, 410tlerich. M. Lewitt Thompoon anti family or Mee) lioberterin has returned to her (theletone, Men., aro the guests alit% dulienati teaeher of the Windsor Public' J. thamosoe. U. W. Logan, now Of Guelph but 'for some tame manager of the Lb- 'Cat sale works here, Watt In leDWR Wit • eels on buelness. Marrlage,s-On Wednesday, 5th ea., at the residence of the bride'e nolo and aunt, Mr. and Moe J. J. ( ens, Vancouver, Lottie May, eldest ,,dis hter s St. AursiiStine. Mrs. Cameron and her daughter froto Kteitiburp; are visiting at Mrs. Cameron's brother's.Mr. Win. Burkitt, Mr, and Mrs, S. Medd, and.,Mr. and Mrs. L. Lawson. from Kinburn and Mr. and Mrs. •Robinson from near Winghten spent Xmas at Mr. Geo, Beadle's, Me. and Mrs, ...Tits, Robinson epent the holidays. at their dmightelfs, Mre. Geo, Naylor's. Mr, T. Tisdale is home from Dakota and also Mr.Fred. Tisdalefrom Minne- sota, . . What might have proved a serious accident happened to Mr. J. Beadle on Sunday last. While on his way.to church going •up the hilt near the church the horse -chokt, ed and wen down the hank with four the cutter but all escaped with only a few hruiees and the shafts broken.. Rev. Father MeMennmen celebrated New Years etre bolding .a Wittchnight service to see the old' year outund the Ilillsgreen --- (Intended for hist issue) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman. entertained a few of their friends on Friday evening and all present report a, most enjoyable time at that hos- p table- home. Miss Annie Consitt is now in charge of No. 7 school and we all expeet the best of results from her labors as she has the ability, tact and perseverance which combined make a good teacher. Nits George Coleman sold a fine young horse to John Gentle:it of Kin- cardine for in the neighborhood or 8160. At, the Annual, sclinol Meeting of S. S. No. 7 Mr. John Cochrape was 're- elected trustee for another three years term. The contract of supplying fifteen cords of green wood was let to Mr. George Dolentan at $L00 per cord, Mrs. David Rife of Sheldon, Dakota, is visiting friends here. • Mr. J. Douglas of Mich. is renewing acq nein fences here. Mr. Robert Hothem, who has been West for a number of years, spent the holidays with friends. Mr. Thos. Jarrott returned to Courts ight Wednesday. Mr. Roht. Stelck spent last week -Visaing friends near Blake. A large number from this piece attended the concert given by The Jolly Pulls in. Hensel'. school and her sister, Miss &mile, tes her sebool at Exeter. Miss, Wiloon baa returned to her aehool at St. II eLne. Mom Bowlby intends taking it two Menthe' holiday anti will visit her rela- tives at London, idamiltan and Tomtit°. At 11(0091.:in eite will be the guest of her krefther, Rev. Kr flovelley Of that' Of our townsman, Mr. William IC: eiti.; bride, to W. IL Bennett, of Eburne, late Miss Binshanan of the Collegiate In- a Birmingham, England. The bride otitute spent her vacation at the home was dreased in blue broaeded satin with of her lather, Dr. Buchanan, Zurich. trimmings of While Win ,,and "Ion" We are very sorry to learn of the cone clennee lace, Parrying a large abower Vatted ilinees of Mrs. XoBrine. Her boquet of white roses, The braleamaidi two daughtere from Detroit- name to Miro; Smith ot Vanoouver, woe prettily epend their holidays with her. costumed in white organdie and carried' a shower boquet of pork roses. The groomsman was Mr. Charlie Kirkbride, brother of the bride. Ilev. John Logan of Vancouver tetrfornsett the :marriage ceeeroony. The, presents were many and costly. We noted some time ago the leaving of Mr. , Charlie Kirkbricle and bis sister, Lottie May, to try their .fortunes in Vanoonver. May they have further good fortune. Barrister Lewis. has at his own ex-- pense placed an acetylene light in the nsiddle of Elgin Ave. elanager Seunders of the organ factory purchased at Montreal a (oven, sleigh called the ,1 Montreal,. Club" sleigh. It is intended for a tandem. It is quite attraotive, , painted in yellow. The front seat for the driver is ele- vated almost to the height, of a driver's seat on it cab. Mr. A. E. 'M. 'Thompson returned last week to pursue his theological studies at Victoria' college, Toronto. Mies Attrill has returned from her visit at Toronto andoWill spend the win- terZin California with her sister, Mrs. new one us. • Miss Castle has returned from her vis - to the family of Die Braun of Wreae- ter. Miss Bewlby. spent last week with Seatorth friends. It, E. Smith and family spent the New -SUMO Yeer's helidays at London with their relatives, Mr, Smith brought home the pride of his heart, Gypsy May, a young atilt he had in training in Forest City, Mrs, Bertha MoWhinney spent this seascer the guest of her relatives, Mr, ad,Mr, Tiles Xr, J. Marine returned on New Year's day been] a two year's ' etay at. Port Arthur. Ilia sister, Miss Marina, wait called away to Strettord by the ill- ness of a friend and was absent when her brother returned. Mr, Bert Tilt had a pumpkin in his window last weekend people who pure thased a 10 cent cigar were given a chance to guess the exact number of seeds contained in it. A. prize of a box containing 50 ten gent cigars WAS LSI be awarded the person who guessed the nearest. On Wednesday last tbe prize r g was awarclea but four young men Mr. PhiIip Milt left this week to at- guessed the same number, 450, which tend the university, Mrs. David McConnell and sole Ernest', who were the guests ot their relative, Mrs. T. Hillock, left to spend New Year's day in their new home ate the Sault, Mr. McConnell having gone there some months ago. Mr. George MoVicar of Toronto spent the holidays at the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MoVicar. Miss Nellie McVicar eccompanied her tOge was one higher than the real number, 44R. The winners were Merolla Camps bell, Theigias Straiton, Eddie Belcher and it Young. man from Seaford]. Mr. Kenneth Morris of Buffalo spent Christmas Day the guest of his nephew, 1 Mr. Oliver Rternas. Mrs. Willis end Mrs. Griffiths, who spent some weeks the guests ot Mrs. James Strough, returned on 2nd Jan. Lo their hornet; at Little Current. . e vother on his return to Toronto. Miss 1 's Mrs. eleg .tVicar will enter a 001MIler" soureorresep,rnei je'llLiudtemitehrssoontnepicreaspeannteede cial college in the city. • Christmas cake. • Her thoughtfulness this Ithr I °etc. Mre, Beattie and'her daughter„, Miss' 'Maggie, iSited feiends in • Seaforth, hest week. • ": Wre1<ntac etOnded the 'wed- ding a her tot:14414yr: Robinson, near Torento me New Year's day. -Mies Kate 5: Webster. and Mr. A. W: Beitcem spent Senility. • vithfrieeds at Ethel. s 'ohMOGLast Friday Mr. Jn Yegor had a wood. bee end a-paety at night. All had apleaSerit•time, • .• Mr. thigh 1' Tayler, who has 'Com - Mended teaching'''. the: Hayfield Line. sqhtiel, Goderiph townships is fine young. Man from this .sectimi. We wish him sihappy New Year and- suc- cess. Hay Township. One day last week while Master John Petty, eldest son of Mr. Oliver Petty, Was playing at school he had the mis- fortune to break a small bone' in his instep. He will be laid up for a month or so. He has our sympathy. A few days ago while Master lier. hert, his sister, .Ella, and his mother. Mrs. B. S. Phillips, were driving through Hensall their horse took fright and ran down the Street. The buggy was upset, throwing its occu- r ants out. Mrs. Phillips got her arm caught in the top of the rig cvhieh drew her some distance and had it, not been for the pluck of the boy, who held on to the lines, a serious itccident might have happened. However, the boy got his artn broken. The others received slight injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Elam Butt of the Lon- don Rdad, accompanied by the lattet's brother, Mr. Htlmphrey baymond of Manitoba, visited at Mt. J. H. 'Petty's Init. week. This is about, the first time Mr. Butt has been out for a couple of years owing to the Stroke he received about two years ago, Mr, George Thotnpson left these parts for the Northwest on Monday last and his wifeand family left it few days after. We wish them prosperity in their new hritne. Mrs. John Petty, Miss Ctoysdale, Mr. G. C. Petty and wire and family spent's' day with Mr. J. H. Petty last week. This latter gentleman has been on the sick list for a few day. Quite is pleasant evening Wag Spent on .New Years eve at the tonne of Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt, London Road, when it load from Tuekersmith and is load froth Hay met 4 few of the neigh- bors, The evening was spent In music, games, &Alga and sociel chat. We are Seery to kern that Mr. D. Bell bed the roisfottune to break: his nose one day recently While cutting wood In the Mesh. Mrs. Thos. Dick, who broke her shoulder bone some time ago, is not reertareeing be fast 06 her friends wish. IWrs, j. 14, Petty Mid hoe/Aster, Mies H. Butt, Were In 011siton les% week arid while .there called on Mt. and Mrs. 'VM. 'Maser of Stapleton,. We are pleased to ace 'Miss Ritmo Johristnts nut again after her illness. atme Rumor Shade that we are Mena. OS lose one of our fate maidens in about a week s time. Snceess to the hapliy Oath, , Fore.ot, dome. MissesMaggie' glliott and Bella Cummings of EgtosonVille are guests of Miss Lizzie Leve. • • ' Mr. Jack Cooper' Of Alma spent Sunday with friends on the 4th. con. • • Miss Mary Ypeow foul Mrs. Thomas Yellow of 'EXeter made• a, flying visit to friends 'here. s NOW Y,ears gift. Mr. George Brownlee was 'presented:with a pair of twin .calves New • Year's morning, They are line large calves, both tieing and doing well. - •' • A dance As.; given to the young neopl r. George Strong's hall on riiiht • dning: Mr. an ',Mrs. O'Bryee of 'St. Joseph called on. friends, in this neighbor- . Colborne ToWnship... The snow which fell Sabbath even- ing has made it quite lively Arolind here as the sleighing is very good. Quitew eutuber are on. the Stet list at present. Revival services will' start it week from Tuesday at -Zion church, Servic- es will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. E. A. Shiew. • Quite a pleasarit Untie was -Spent at the home of Mr. Joan% Alibi on 'Fri- day evening' last , when tney gave it patty to quite 11. number or their friends and a very pleasent evening was spent indeeid. Mr. Wesley Moore o.nd Nelson Mal- loy have returned home froin the Northwest for a couple of menthe' visit to friends. They intend going back ageiri about the lst of March. Mr. Pete Jordan • gave a party to quite a number of young people Thurs day evening at the borne of Mr. John Halliday when they 'hoed it .ttown to the wee stna,' hones of the nmenieg. (Intended for last issuea Quith is . number took in the ten - meeting at Auburn on New Year's night and report it good time. • Miss Flora Currey of the Nile is vis- iting at her sister's,' Mrs: Andrew M AG present. We are sorry to say that Mr. Wm. Hamilton has lost one of. his working horses which got a sliver run into its foot end blood poisoning setting in it killed it, causing over $100 of a loss to Mr. Hamilton. Messrs. George ahd Tom Brownlee of Tuckerstnith heve been visiting friends in this locality fot a few days. A very' pleasant evening Wits spent at the hotne of Mr. J. T. Goldthorpe on Friday eyenitig when they had a 011*(8- tid wedding, aboub one hundred guests being pteeent. Mrs. Goldthorpe received many hatideotne presents. Mt , Henry Snider occupied Zion pulpit on Sabbath in Mr. Shaw's ab- sence. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Butt, of Col- borne kept Christmas in the good eld way thisoyertv when they entertained their rr.iends. Among the guests were Me. and WS. Will -Fisher, Mr. and Mre. E. Butt, Clinton; Rev, Mr. and Mrs. 'VVilson, their former pastor ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs, Shaw, the present pastor. . The day wee pleasantly spent In singing and social chat, Mester Lorne Butt entertained the guests with some selectioes front the gramophone which were highly appreciated. The guests before parting sang „" Shall we gather at the river," after which the Rev. Mr. Wilson lead in prayer. All Went home wishing the esteemed host and hostess many more years of happi- ness Ws they always like te see people enjoy themselves, hood. We had much pleasure in being shown the handsome ebony cane crown- ed with gold, on the top of which A. S. and Jan. 1901 are engraved,' being the _New 'Year's gift prese,nted to Alex. Saunders, managerof the orgies factory, by the empleyees.• It was accompanied anetddress read by W. A. Ross. , The chrystal wedding oelebratipe at the home of Me. and Mrs..J. T. Golds thcirpe, Saltford, was it most suCcessful affair. The house *was crowded with invitedl guests „and the preseets were many. Some guests made a variation in the line orchrystal and,gave Me. god Mrs. Duncan of Detroit,ac- companied by the • lleisses Mamie and Katie Balpr,leit on Wednesday for teat city .after a merit delightful Vii3it, to the home ot irs. Annie Baker. West End society `gave another ball at Oddlellows'.haltsn New Years night. Mrs. A. AndersoitFowlie accompaie• iedber brotheis Captain Alex. ,Craigie, and his wife to Detroit where, she vvae their guest fee two.days and then, pile - ,seed herjourney to her home at Mil- waukee-. . • ,Mr. Ben Saults, mine • beet Of' the Union hotels is considerkng ,where he will take 'up his .residence* tilis new nirt, atTROX OLD BOVE; . ELDCT 11" ow' oslizotits; A. meeting of the Huron Old Roy's Association, Toronto, was held last Friday at. whieh the P.resident, Walloon, presided. Very satisfactory reports coveting tne proceedings of the Association during the year were re- .eei ved and the following officers wei.e electedi—President, Hugh Macelath; Vice Presiden(,W.R.Millete Secretary, E.Irloodys Treasurer, 1)r. Wm. Sloan; filiteentive, Walter Scott. W.E.Grovea, T.IV . ibson,n./.8 Dr) n cite, Thom Mc- Gilliciedclys John Robertso 'II M. Perk- inson, 'Roger Crocker, 3.8.wiiiison, tr. Weismiller,Gordon Waldron.W. Pten- dergast,G.A.Smitb,W.0,MeTaggatit,j. ILLYoirs,ReY.J.A.Turnbuli,R.A.Walk- er, ICH. Holmes. it, trit4 deeided to hold a social reunion sonm time before the end of Vebruary. Yee have read of thecurest by Tioetl's Sateetparilla, and you should have per. Miss Henderson M. London was the guest of Mrs. James Strough for NeW .Year's week. ' ' Mr. FranloHenderson arriied- home onl New Year's-• (Are and is the guest .of Mother, AMA- James ' Melts11, 'Melvin, Scott,. and Campbell pLS'eatorth spent, New Year's "day the guests of Mrs. Tutt. Piper McKay returned to leintail on Thursday p. m. , Mr. Levette and bride (nee Miss Coutts) left on Thursday on their weds ding trip to ;Virginia and Florida and will outheir return take up their reek denee in Chicago. •Mr. Levette is sol- icitor for the Metropolitan Insurance CO. of New York. • . Miss Armstrong of Mitchell has been the guest of her grandparents for rionse time. Her father joined her on New Year's eve and epent the day with them end Major and Mrs. Beck- and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kernighan. ' Mr. Steele, C. E., and family, late of Goderich, have takenup their residence at Sault Ste. Merle. A pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr. Gordon Coutta on New Year's eve. The contracting parties were Miss Jessie CouttreLsecond &ugh - ter of Mr, Coutts, and E. H, Layette, barrister, Detroit.. The briddlooked ex tremely stylish in her travelling suit, of pearl grey, with hat to match, trimmed with darker shade and honitore lace. The suit was trinineed with two bands of pearl grey satin about two inches deep, ench band being stitched in rows to imitate silk braid. The handsome bolero jacket was slipped over a beauti- ful waist of rose colored satin, trimmed with valenedennes lace. The toque was Very stylish and made of two shades of pearl grey with honiton point. She also wore peal grey kid gloves and carried a ishower boquet. Rate. Mr. A,ndetson tied the nuptial knot in tbe the parlor, which was fancifully decorat- ed with evergreens. After the oere- mony the gueete partook of a very re- cherehe breakhoit. 'rhe table looked lovely with its vases of flowers, silver ancl ehtyStal. Miss Dufrus returned to her home at Thamesville for the season. Miss Gilby will spend this season at her home in St. Thomas. Mrs. Harry.Martin and little Greita ton. left, this week for their home et, Hama. We have been told that Captain A. E. McGregor says there Were no cases of smallpox on his boat. Mrs:John Yule and daughter return- ed from their visit to Mr, and Mrs. Dave Yule of Galt in time, to spend New Yearie day at the family residence, Mr, Willie 'Hain, who was so ill at the Sisterte hospital, Buffalo, was allowed to leave it on New Year's eve and reach- ed the home of his father by the late train. Dr. Westin of the hospital said Mr. Bain's Case was the worst he ever tiliagnbeed of appendicitis. Mr. Charles. Reid, his wife and her mother have returned from their Vila to Port :lovran, wheee they spent the holidays. ' Mrs. Cann of Port Dover arrived at the residence or her datightels 'Cooper on New Year'ii eve. ,Mr. Harry Martin teflon Wednesday', 2nd Jan.,. for his home at Hamilton. IVIre, George, Henderson of liapanee is (mending this winter the ;Med or er relative, Mrs. James Strough, Oaptaln Malcolm arid Mrs, MoDon- old returned on Sunday from st vita, to Mre. McDonald's brother, Mr, Moteary, hese wirs is Very ill. eki 1Vir, DAM Ryan arriYed from Owen Sound on Saturday evening and is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. James Strough. Mime's Marion Parsons and Hattie Donogh returned from Toronto on Wed- nesday. On Sunday evening Itno* cburoh non.. gregation filled the church pretty well4 fhe eloir was full, Market Clerk Ferguson. baa returned from Detroit. The R. T. of T's will hold their amid - feet confidence in Its wait It v‘ill do Annual ttlenting of nqr" 1318010 itt you good, • • "," Xxeter on Jan. 26th, Two Abo ker 10 d ker Chr wer was appreciated, • .• Mr. Oliver Rhynas spent New Year's week with his uncle, . Kenneth Mor- ris of Buffalo. ' Mrs, W. Tye and. family returned On Monday after an extremely pleasant einit, With their relative% at Haysville. Mrs. W. D. Shannon is making her animal vieit to her friend,.Mrs. J. Bail- ey of •Woodstock. - Mrs. McManus, whoWas visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Moore; retureed for New ,Year'seleyitO her home et Bothwell. The residence of Captain'John Mao. ,cionald was the Beene �t great feetivittere on Wear:witty evening on the occasion 'of the marriage of his eldeet daughteri te Mr. Norman eicLeao, mane agar of the fishing station at Marquette and brother of Mrs ((itotein) Dan, Mao-, .Key. At 7.45p. m. the'bridal .party ehteted thadrawing room, taking their Places before the portraits of the brideia parents., Captain John, and. Mir]. ' Mac- donald; Rev'. Mr. Andersen tying the 'nuptial MissAnna Campbell played the iVedding 'march before and after the pererieeny. The bride, ,who. loeked radiantly beautiful, 'was exquir itZily arrayed in a dress of ivory white 'brocaded silk, the bottom tit which was eniebed•with a ruffle of the same. The yeke and sleeves were covereA with real: laceseehite cordeetsilk.ribbon being ars tisticelly arranged, upon the "yoke and iiiting 'pang bowe ared..entie..frem. the eorsage. The bride carried a lovely' shower licquet beidarioses and ferns. The briclesuired, MESS Lizzie MacKay, .was very tastefully arrayed in a dress of pale blue withruffie•of the same at the bottom and white satin. trimmings epon tbe front of skirt. The bodice amt. aleevee were covered with heed- " b id id' some silk lace. 1.he r errata s show- er boquetwas of pink roses. The little melds or holier, Etta and Bella, sisters of the bride, looked charming in their dresses of white organdie, one wearing a handsome sash of pink and the ether a Batik of blue, each carrying a boquet of pink and white carnations. After the ceremony was performed the bridal pnrty led their guests to the dining room' where a handsomely laid table and sumptuous wedding dinner awaited them, The pipers, MacKay of Kintail and R. Craigie ollneerriess Carole Made the evening a most delightful one and everyone danced the far-famed High- land fling and other Scotch steps, away into Thursday e. ro. They had quite an orchestre at intervals, , Miss Anna Campbell presiding at the organ, Piper Craigie, violinist, and Piper MacKay wi' his bagpipes, making the weds ding a real old time one, Mrs. Mc- Lean, mother of the groom and grooms. man, dance I the Highland fling as grace- fully as any of the wedding party. The gifts to the bride were many and costly, including handsome silver and linen from Mesas. Blonde & Co., lumber mer- chants, Chatham, and gilts from other friends there. The'bride' t going -away -costume was of royal purple velvet with picture hat of black velvet and plumes. The happy couple left for Marquette at 3 p. m, on Saturday, accompanied as far as Clinton by the bridesmaid and to Port Huron by Captain John Macdonald, the bride's father, • School Report S. 5. N0.I4, Hay. The following is the report of the pupils of S. S. No. 14, Hay, based on attendance, demeanor and general pro- fioiency for the indnth of December: San, 4th—John Petty, Grace McArthur, Beatrice Petty. Jr, 4th—James Patty, Else Petty. Sr. 3rd—Oliver Fes, Veank Clegg, Eddie Clegg. Jr. 3rd— George Chambere, Letty Mulholland, Percy Clark. Sr. end—Jessie Mien thur. Jr. 2nd --Jennie Jackson, Elite Mulholland, George Petty. Pt, end— Nellie McArthur, Sarah Petty? Eliza Thomson; Pt. Lit, Sr. ---Victoria Dat- ara, Clarence McConnell. Pt. Is, Jr. -Ella, Berry, Sidney eloArthur.—T. IL Brovvrilee, Teacher. RUNNING SORES, the outcome of neglecebati blood, have it never -failing bairn in Dr.Agnew's Ointment. Will heal the most stubborn eases. Soothes irritation almost Instantly after first application. It relieves nit itching and hurnint skin diseases in a day. It cures' piles in 8 to 5 nighte.85 cents. -- Sold hy 34.11oVeY.-30 sinimmrsoraisieriminnt To care a cold III One day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the money f it fails to cure. 26e. R. W. Groves ignature is on each box NEWS -RECORD CLUBBING ROES F011 1901. News -Record rued Fernily norma ittid, Weekly Star $1 75 1.0 ) Mail and Vitmaire 1 75 d. Tit Montreal Witness 1 06 -Ft4isoti Northern Meeseng25 er 1 - xtico. 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