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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1901-06-13, Page 5Supplemoit t OLINTON, JUNt lath, • 1901. HAY TOWNSHIP. The council met as a court of revi- , skin of the assessment changes were made in eThell. follow- ing : Thomson—Melick-- That the fol- lowing. changes as per appeals, be made in the assessment of the township of Hay, for the year 1901 : Can. Co., appellants, 1. that N } lot 4 Con.4, he assessed to John McMahon, as tenant, instead of Can. Co. 2, that Ei lot 10 L. R.E., he assessed to Wm. Miller and Leon Geoffroi as tenants, instead of Can. Co. 3. that EI lot 14' instead Bt Cana Co4, that o. `ryAser► h Brissotenant rassessedbe in tead ofCan. e.. 5, Wm9 Schenk, appellant, to assess Wm. Schenk owner, instead of S.Hardy,iots 117 and 118, Voll.Sur., Zurich. 6, Ed. Appel, appellant, to asses Chas. Hart- leih for personal property, instead of Ed. Appel. '7, to assess•E. Bossenberry S. W. cor. Pk. C.D., K. 8., Zurich, for $250. 8, to assess W m.Jarru tt, part lot 11. N.B., instead of Chas.Troyer, •for $150, reduce Troyer $50. 9, assess H. Yungblut., M. F., on . Wi 10, K. S , Zurich. 10, to assess W. Willis, M. F., nt M. Ices. Dashwood. 11, that W#lot 20, Con. 8, be assessed to P. Lamont, instead of Fred Hess Sr. ; that. the followPolicerV illagesof Zurichs be , H.Magel,, thek off in e nog, A. Heideman, one dog ; that the theCourt of Assessment Roll,as revised,be a convision be closed, and t firmed. After court of revision council wet for general business. A requisition of the police trustees of Zurich requiring the council to levy a special rate of one mill on the assessment of the police village was granted. By -Law No. 7 re drainage of Zurich Drain North wasprovisionally adopted and the Clerk instructed to have the same printed and served on parties slof revision the samewillbe held onTuesday the 2nd day of July at 1 o'clock p. m. The otter of Geo. A. Stinson for the drainage debentures was accepted by the council and the Reeve andTreasur• er to issuesame. The e council iwilldmeet again on July 2nd. Ashfield Township. Miss Dewers of Goderich has been the guestof her friepd, Miss Emma Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett enter- tained a large number of friends hist. Wednesday evening. The 12t4 of July will be celebrated in Lucknow'this year. Twenty Lodges have already signified 'their; intention of being present. Neither time . nor expense will .be spared inwaking the demonstration a grand sucess. The home of Mr. Robert Webster. -was the scene of a quiet wedding . last, Wednesday when his daughter • Mary was united in the bonds of inattiniony:. to Mr: George Andrew. of Lucknow. Only the nearest relatives of the con- tracting parties witnessed the tying•of the knot which was done by Rev. Mr. Oaten. The young couple have • gone to Lucknow to live. They. have the goon May their iyesa het es of talofe circle ing and prosper: ions. Mr. John Cook has been in Goderich this week as a juryman. John will make things all right•asfar as he 'eau. Mi . David Stroud. of the : Boundary was married last Wednesday to Miss Patterson of Ripley. • ,firs. Smelzer of Bentinck has come to make her horse with her daughter, Mrs. J. Webster, of Lucknow was home on Sunday. =; ALMA. Mr. and, Mrs. S. Gt tldon (pent' Sun day last with friends in Clinton. -: Mrs. Iddo Crich and little soli spent a couple of days last week at her home here. Mr. S. Bennett of Wingharn called on friends here last' week.. Mr, Adam Seat had'his barn raised on Saturday last. Mr. Will. Jiunieson .spent Sunday last with Walton friends Quite a number from . here attended the' wedding of Mr, Geo. Dale and Miss Jean Sproat of Egmondville on Wednesday last. spent Mr. and Mrs. John .Tamreson Sunday last with Kippen friends. • `lir. Shaw of Clinton occupied the pulpit here on Sunday last ow ing to the absence of Mi. Gifford, who was I attending Conference. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Dale have return- ed from . -their wedding. tour .and are now comfortably settled clown to the sterner realities of life on their fine; farm. Leadbury. A pretty church wedding was solem- nized in St. Joseph's church, Seiiforth, on Wednesday of last, week when Miss Margaret E. Scarlett, daughter of the late Samuel Seat lett ad sts' John Scarlett ofth sn township,( alias. mined in hyinen's bonds to Mr. George Kelly, a prosperous Morris township. yeoman. Rev. Mr. Hodgins, :rural dean, was the .officiating .clergyman. The bride, who wits beautifully gown- ed in white muslin, with bridal veil, was given away by her brother; Mr. John Scarlett. After the. ceremony the bridal party drove to the residence of Councillor John M Grieve . of . ICillop where the wedding lnucheon; d NY Kellp ST. AUGUSTINE. Miss Mackenzie visited at her home near Walton the past week. Miss H. Plowman spent Sunday under the parental roof. Mr. R. McAllister had his barn rais- ed last week. The picnic of St. Augustine church will be held on the 12th of June and they expect a big time. Mr. George Garton of Whitechurch has moved his household effects to the old store, which will be much more convenient for Mr. Garton in his work. Mr. Wm. Kenahan raised his barn last week, getting ready fot the stone- masons. Mr. M. Leddy is building a new stable on his lot. Mcb.i11op Township. Miss Annie McPherson and Mr f,ev • vhitfield were niarriedon Wednesday evening of last week. Rev. Mr. Mus- grove performed the ceremony. Statue labor. is being done in many of the divisions this week. - • Miss Maggie Scarlett. sister of Mr.. John Scarlett of Leadbw'y . and Mr, Robert Scarlett of 'Winthrop, wits married to Mr. Kelly of Morris, at the English church; Seaforth, on Wednes- day last The masons have completed the : Teller wall of Mr. Davidson's house. Messrs A.Sparlirig, J. E. ,Irvine. and. S. nflte a steers th w in Lo donwith the' voleek. Mrs. Moore, who has been getting poor health for some .time is 'improv - was served.Mr. an is I gave taken up house in Morris. The crape.. best wishes of numeroas friends are( extended to them for a bright and I ---- 1 Thie will make the lest year of ac 1 tiveservice of Surgeon Lieut. -Col Holines, of Goderich, of the Thirty- ' third Regiment, as prior to the next camp he will have reached the age limit. In '66 he joined the Huron Regiment, at its formation, and in 1870 was medira l officer, on the • gunhout Prince Alfred, which patrolled the 'St. Clairriver and lake between Sarnia and Windsor. In 1874 he was . made Surgeon Major of the Thirty-third,hold- ing that positron until 1804 when he was promoted to his present rank in , the service. ,His pleasing manner and address will be deeply missed by offi- cere and risen. ing A young chap on the Leadbiary: line was badly wauled by: some fellows in, Seaforth on circus evening. The offenders 'have been punished Where was a severe :froston:Saturday night last and some -damage_ done to happy future. CODLING 110TH E TIONS. Many farmers in Ontario appear to be under the impression thatrecent regulations adopted by the. Ontario. Government in regard to the :destruc- tion of the Codling Moth on apple, trees are compulsory upon all persons. These regulations have been made In accordance with the provisions of the Noxious Insects Act passed in 1900. This is a local option Act and comes in- to force only in those municipalities that adopt it by by-law.