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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-03-07, Page 11 ******4444.******4444uovept Kindly Nee that subscription Is promptly renewed yTyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy *.msI. ...t.)ubt Speaking of Plpasure The Glasses furnished by 0 • P. B. Crews, After a scientific ME - .amination of the eyes, give a TLOst enjoyable sense of pleasure after the old ill fitting ones wIlich I wore. This is the verdict of all who patronize . P. B. CREWS, Expert Jeweler and Watch Repairer OPPOSITII Tower HALL. • BIDDLECOMBH'S OLD STAND. Holmesville NOTES. -W, Leonard lost a valuable steer on Monday. Mrs Phipps intends leaving for Manitoba shortly to visit her. sons. An addition has been built to ehe ice house at the cheese factory. lan aceount of the scarcity of cream the butter plant will not be started this spring. Geo McCartney was in Goder- ich on Thursday pled on account of the0 thaw had.cooslderable difficulty get ling home, his ledy friend having to 'walk some of the way. Miss Morrison, of Whitechurchewho tate been visiting here, returned on Tuesday. Mrs Ed Levis was taken Suddenly ill on Sunday mi morning, but we are glad to know s recovering. F. C. Elford returned home on' Wednesday, after spending seve•al weeks lecturing before Farmers' y 'Institutes. Ahout twenty ladies gathered at the parsonage on Wednes- day and assisted Mrs Hussar sewing carpet rage. Mies Enema Coureica is on the sick list. Ad McCartney ie very ,phorly at present, 4JHRE5E PAOTORT.-The directors of the Cheese and Butter Co., having thordughly canvassed the territoty to ascertain about whatquantity of cream in case a butter plant was installed in the:factory, have arrived at the conclu- sion that on account of the small quan• thy of cream which was likely to be procured, that it would not be to the Interests of the Co. to purchase a cream- eoutfit at the present time. Pros- qints for cheese during the cheese Benson are better than they have been ter years, and it is the intention of the O& not to undergo the expense at the present time, but to open the factory Tor the manufacture of cheese . on May nst, if possible,and if not as soon as pos- sible after this date. The drawing of milk on the different routes same as previous Years will be let on Saturday, March 22. ttitIEN'S INSTITUTE. —The meeing of e Women's Institute at Mrs Geo. Tebbutt's was a vers: profitable one. There is a growing interest in these grieheringe, Women are reaching out for better methods, and more know. 'ledge all aleng the many lines of their work. The older ones come with ex- periencearleaned from years ( f hard work, some of it:from mistakes which might ehave been avoided had they fknown be ter the younger or es learn. And La these this Imtitate wcrk may 1 e A real schon of teaming. At this meeting it was decided lo ask the F r ' Institute to join in a pic- nic on the 24sh of May on the Maitland *flats. The next meeting is to be held at the hone of Mrs H. Elford, Holmes- ville on the 17th of April, Reillett. testoemate-Jameoti WEDDING. -- A pretty Wedding took place on Feb1911, at the residence of Mr and Mrs Tease Cowan, Blyth, when Miss Bella Jack- son and Mr Frank Longman were unit. ed in the holy boucle of matrimony. The ceremony took place at 0 pan, and -e-• was performed. her Rev W, Penhall, of Silyth. The bride was beautiful- lyattired in a dress of cream lustre, trimmed with satin, and carried a, tbouquet of white roses. She entered the parlor leaning on the arm of her brother, Geo Jackson, while Mise Han- nah Stackhouse, .of Westfield, played the wedding march. Aftor the cere- mony was over, the gueste,which num- ' bered about flfty, eat down to a sump- tuous supper prepared fox the occasion, after which the evening was spent in games and dancina.. The bride's travelling dress was biue serve with taffeta silk and ribbon trimmings and black velvet hat. Tile bride received many ,handsome and use- ful presents, showing the high es- teem in whicn she is held.- The young couple settle down on Mr Longman's farm on con. 13, flullett. PRESENTATION.- A :number of the pupils and parents of S. S. No. 4 gath- ered at the home of Edmund Crawford on Monday night, and made him a pre- sentation, accempanied by the follow- ing address : CHURCH. - The subjects for ^next Sunday, from which the pastor will preach will be, in the morning "Ob- stacles in the Christian Lfe," and in the ° evening "The renitent thief." The Presten Mission Band will meet at the home of Mrs Phipps on 'Friday afeer- noon. The subject at the next League meeting will be The secret of I endur- ance" by F. Leonard. SUNDAY SCEMOL ENTERTAINMENT.— .00 the evening of Meech 314, Easter Monday, an entertainment will be giv- en under the auspices of the Sunday School. • • There will be refreshments, music, etc, and a lecture "The Triang- ular man,"by Rev R,Hobbs,Winielirtm. . Dot:4113in hearing this lecture as it is a rare treat. 'SALM-Wm Leonard, lot 28, con 11, veill have an auction saleif his stock and implemente; on Thur ay, March -20th,; we understand he as sold his fine farm of 80 acres to Gee) W. Wills, of near Mitchellehe figure being in the neighborhood of $4000 DEAD MR ORAWIORD:-We,the plIpilS Of S. S. No. 4, Mullett, cons. 8 and 11, have met here this evening, to try to manifest in sone slight degree our heartfelt gratitude to you in conveying no to and from whoa during the stormy winter months. We know that this was done by you without any thought of remuneration, but we feel that we could not if llow the occasion to pass Votrhdasutthsalt olTrriVer it Jarmo wyg,baTiltdes met: accept this chair and tie as a'Slight tokinir°01 our love and gratitude and that you may long be spared to enjoy it is the earnest wish .of all. Signed,oh belialf Asian, • KATIE SCALES WESLIIY FARQITHAR Mr Crawford was completely taken by surprise and thanked them for thew kindness. The evening was then spent in various games and amusements, the treaty tweaking tip about midnight,feels h had an eniovable time '§OHOOL REPORT. -Th followin_g je Whiting, Mitchell, together with all the ministers of Clinton. The choir will be friends he this vicinity. A. Cameron, the order of standing of pupils of S. n. assisted by outside talent at the Monday evening meeting. • Lucknows was the guest of W. E. Glor- No 5 Hellett, for . the month of Feb- - ' ruary-V-Viva Mair, Robt Vodden, On Sunday, March 16th, Rev. Dr. Carman, General Superintendent, be - don last Week. Mrs D, Todd, jr., visit - IV -Albert V odden, Jarnee MeCool, - expected to p.reach in the new chunk, both morning and evening. The public ed . friends in Wingham on Tuesday Sadie McCool, Mabel Brown, Effie arecordielly Invited to all these services. Collections will be taken up ia aid of week. Misses Salkeld and Andrews, of Goderich, who were the euests of Mrs . 4 linton Now E• CLINTON. ONTARIO. IVIA.R01-1 1902. ift).7.11;i1,41'-r L' • • 7 -- • lientnilisr I St Helens Presbyterian congregation was held on ai3d entertainment of Lod e 13arostaPle OYSTER S1711134 -The ant u Nipper Onunou.--The annual meeting of the No 224, 8.0. E., was held in Gledhill's t inc 17eh inst. Vet y satisfactory re, hail. on Tuesday eyeeingi roe realised I ports were presented. The treasurer s was tbe most successful in the hien), y •emort ehowed receipts ot $1760.29 ; the ot members and atnhde beingrtehei their fann3liarge triront MiedonaryAssociationreportedlisburees flee After ele.ae attieuating to 0410.85 ; the Wo- doing justice to the bivalves, which men's Auxiliary expended $87.70; the showed the ability ot the itenmiller S thhath School $55,71, and the Young ladies in setting a goed spread, the as - People's Bible Class 007 20. There are sembly was called to order by the on the roll 218 communicants ; during 1901 there were 3 deaths. The pastor, president, Jas Jewell, sr., when 10fr arry Morris was called to the chair Rev S. M. Whaley, B. is deing a and the program preeeeded with, The . pod work, and his services are a.ppre. chairman's address, together with the ciated by his p.eople. As all evidence ',ray he conducted the ectertainment, of their epprecuttion they recently rids. ed his salary 050. May Calvin church proved that he was quite capable of fllling that position. Among the prin. continue:to prosper. Tuesday n ight of cipal attractions of the evening were last week Rev 10, J. Maxwell, of Ripley,- the Nile orchestra, assisted by Ben - gave a very fine address in Calvin miller orchestra, which was enjoyed by .church; the address was under the aus- everyone, and Mr Ward Gledhill's Picee of Harris MiRSIOU Band on the gramophone which was the best we , to, was a great treat to all. There were ated by all. Rev S. M. WnaleY, B. A., also a number of songs, recitations, attended the Presbytery meeting in month organ selections and speeches.- Wingham on Tuesday last, Altogether the ,program was one of DIOTE8.-Mies N. Durnin, of •Kincer. the best ever placed before a Benmiller dine, is the giresb of Mr T. Phillips. audience, and was brought to a close Mies McFarlane, teacher on con 10, re. by the gramophone singing "God save ceiveci the sad intelligence of the the king. - death death of her brother in Chicago last DEATH OF MRS 5, FREET11.-Death week; Thos Todd, who has been ill came to the horn ot Mr Williams, Malt land con., last Friday, where Mr and Mrs Freeth have made their home since . they were married a year ago. Mrs Freeth (nee Mies Williams was con- , fined jest vveek, the little one was still - 'subject "Character Welding," based on • have ever had the pleasure of listening 2 Peter.1 : 5-7 and was much appreci. Wesley Church, Clinton. for a couple of week% is regaining his wonted health. A nuniber of young The interesting prOgraM of events, in connection with the opening of the new Wesley church in this town, they will commence next alundety morning, with a Peopleenjeneed a taffy pull at the Wig- WaM on Friday evening, while some sunrise prayer ixteeting at 7, 30 o'clock. At 11 a, m. and 7 p, m. the Rey. Jea• others enjoyed an evening at the home of D. Tedder; Mr Britton, Wingham, is 'engaged at Todd's mill; he is get- tir g quite a large order of maple rollers etc. Messrs R. and W. Sturdy have leasedthe east half of tot 10, con. 9, to Mr T. McRoberts tor a term of five years.; we understand Mr Sturdy in- tends going -to the Sault to work at the carpentering. Dr Elliott, otLucknow, made eome calls here, but found most of his patients improving slowly. Mra Murray,of Gorlerich,returned last week Livingstone, president/3f theeLondon Conference, will preach, dedicatine the church at the morning service. Al2 30 p. m., a bpecial meeting of the Sunday School will be held, when addresses will probably be delivered' by km Jae. Livingstone, and Horage Foster, an ex -Superintendent of the Schoal. The choir ot the church, under the able leadership of Mr Sibley, and the choir oethe Sun- day School under the careful direction of Mr Tenney, , have been preparing ter sc me time for these special services • and will render some of the finest sacred music ever heard in Clinton, Considerable expense has been incurred, and much labor bestowed upowtheenusical-service. The organ has been refitted and its power and effectiveness considerably increased. On Monday evening,March 10thet supper will he given in the town hall,under tne auspices of the Ladies' Aid, supper to be served from 5 to 8 o'clock ; tickets 35 cents, children under 12, years, 25 cents. The ladies regueet all persons de- from vunting trim* at Ripley and is siring supper to come as early as possible, as they wonid line the supper to be again the guestepf her mother, Mrs Mc - entirely over by 7.45 p. M. At 8 o'clock a nubile meeting will be held ea Wesley Guire. Mr Maclean, of Durham towne church, when addresses will ba given by Rev. jets Liv•ingstone, a,nd Rey. ship spent several dayelast week with Jackson, Mary Sae; Mabel Vodden, . the Trustee Board. John VoddenDerwin Carter, Bet tie Miller, have returned home; they were , Hogrrt. .Tr IV--liarry McCord, Wm • Klippen Stanley Kindly see** sbaij is promptly renewed i• wirr, \ •"4Thrd kodminti.*************** Diamolad or Turkish, _ Dyes All felon R. P. Reekie's Presoription Drug Store CLINTON Sumo= to Sydney Jeokson. N.B —White Pine a -d Tar Compound cures colds 25C per bottle ***4-)topt-v-v-wpppopppriit44000411 born and this with other complications , Porter's R111. Nonts.--Mies Jardine, who has been Shaw, Clinton, did all that medical visiting at John Cox's is at present skill could supply to save herlife. 11 19 " 'visiting in Clinton. 'Miss Start re - only a year ago the day on which she turned to her home near Woodstock died she was united in inatrimo;7 , on Fridge, last, after spending it month • to her now sorrowing husband. with his sister, Mrs 0. W. Potter. Freethereceived an, injury- to -his -eye -- John Cox, jr., epent a week visiting at recently while chopping in Mr Forster's Wingham recently.' Miss Elliott, of bush The bereaved friends have the Wingham, is visiting Mrs Wm. John - their of the entire community in eton, con. 6. Harry Young spent Sun. their very sad and sadden loss in the day at Kintad. Two sleigh loads •or demise of airs Freeth. Mrs Williams our young people spent a very enjoy - held some time ago. The funeral was able evening at W. H. •Lobb's, Made held last Sunday at 12.30 a short ser - land con., last week. The Bethel choir vice was conducted at the house, the and two friend,' epent an evening re - sermon was preached in the Bethel cently at O. :W. Potter's. Walter. 'church, by Rev. E. A.•Sha,ve, who mar - Weston is visiting friends at "Glanimie. ried Mr and Mrs Freeth, The funeral John Cox delivered on Thureday to . was large and several rigs followed the Mr Meson, Clinton, six two-year-old remains to the Colbornecemetery. Two cattle, for which he received $240; it of Mrs Freeth's brothers in Essex could pays to raise goodcalves. Mr Peterson not reach he nie in time for the funeral, was a recent caller at t3rayside., occasioned her death. Dre Gunn and accompanied by Mists Martha Salkeld, Mrs Preethcarne from England, his who purposes soendine several -weeks parents, we understand are .deceased. Snel , W rn Hoggert. Sr III -Mabel i with fa, en s in oderich. J.Lane, who. Mctiool, Essie Mair. Gertie 'trodden PRESENTATION. -On =Friday ., week . 4.210IDENT.I-VVhile engaged in cut. i d G - has been staying with friends here for Winfillam We enDING Ella Webb, John Wallace, Elsie oyer one hundred members and friends ting wood Mr A. Gilmour unfortunate-. Irty some time past, returned this week to :-The fashionable society Brown. Jr HI -Bert Nott, fdildred from the Kipper' eircait surprised their ly cut his foot with the axe. It will Snell. Sr II -Ernest Lee. Jr II -Ernest pastor and. wife by faking possession him off for it new days. . hie home at Kinlough. ' Hoist. Curran of:Winghem was thrown into a cone- Vodden, Arnold McCool, Chas Lee, of their home and presenting them Virxrz. Moyle - Wm. Taylor, who Purposes leaving this weekfor Algoma, motion, when it became knewn that MI88 Latirella Louise Sperling, one of Mabel Lee. Sr Pt. II -Della McCool, with it purse of money and Mrs Long bought the 100 acre farm on the '2nd I connection with the sale of his farm. its most telented and accomplished where he goeteto attend to business in Orval Rapson, Ephrain Snell. Jr Pt. with a beautiful astrachan coat ac- cIrons Mrs W.Scott will remove to young ladies, the second daughter of P. II---Uhas Vodden, Sammy Appleby,. companied with an address. The .00;.t anout the middle of march. Owing Mrs Hetherington has returned home Y Wesley Hoggart, Flossie Brown, presentation was from the Chisellinret to an injury received last summer Mr after an extended vleit to friends in G. Sperling, was married on Wednes- day, the 5th inst., to Wm R. Sparting, Septirous Wallace, Lily Cockerline: l' , ippen and Hillsgreen congregations.. Taylor will not crop the farm very ' Michigan, Mr Graham, of Brucefield, Pt. I -Cora McOool,Richardi Vodden.- r, 1 hut will ' f se k • • was recently the guest of his aunt Mrs M.A.. M.D., late of St Marys, but now A. F. JOHNS, Teacher.. %ARM= IMPROVEMENT. -At a re. heavi ygo in or ,oc -reunite. . a G. Weatherhead. J. D. Murdock of of Wyoming, in the new Methodist cent meeting of the congregation of John R. Oliver bought Mr Taylor s tarm in Grey, • , Gd h f church, by Rev R.Elobbe,where e. large o &lc a crmer merchant of our • . _St Andrew's church it was decided to G Auburn village, was reneeying acvaintances in and interesting company were present errect a Sunda.y school room at the 'Visrrons.-Mrs HayneaLGeorge. OW vicinity. Mr Angus cDonald has to witness the ceremony While' Me OotereNrione-The an nualconvention between 01 500 and $1,600. The pastor brother, Mr Alex Thomson, 'Alex Posters out tor an auction sale on the Melt was playing the Swedisn VVedding of Auburn Union S. S. Association will north end of the church, atma cost of town, is visiting at the home of her be held in the Methodist church here, 18th inst;hfr McDonald and wife are re- March, the Wide, leading on the erne tiring frona farm dife and taking up of her father, came down • the aisle of on Meech 13 h, with such names as Rev Dr Giff, ad, of Clinton. Rev Hen- derson, of Hensall, Rev Barn, of Dun- lop and a Toronto ministeron the . program. TEMPLARS.-There was it large at- tendance at the last lodge to hear the question of "Whether the world is growing. better or not," discussed. The affir mauve won by t hree pointsehoegh ths opposition upheld their case ve y ably and the rotation was pretty wen overhauled in all of its phases. , NOTF.S. -Ice consumers secured their supply ia time Mrs Stitt is recovering but Mrs Jas Carter is v•very ill with pneumonia Andeprenriey es...bared ;Mr Carter ts slowly gaining. There was no service in St. Mark.'s last Sabbath evening on account of there being no minister present. Rev Camp preached and Mr Samuel Thompson, sr., were Campbell, Kincardine, attended the appointed a committee to canva.se the funeral of John Cameron, deceased. congregation for the purpose of raising Wm Beird.of.Ridgetown.his aon,John, funds for the proposed addition to the of Chathann and Wre „Baird, of the church, The work vsill he completed Normal College, liumilton, were all in during the coming Bummer. attendance at . the funeral of the la'e John Cameron, Mrs Jae. Sims, Blytn, ANNIV. ERSARY -The anniversary ., was visiting her peop.le here last week. crinneettor, • wi h St And- G. Graham and his eieter, Ella, are vie - set vices In reve\chuiSel ices held on Sonday week, „ iting at St Helens this week, Mies le, tre eor g) eisatishs ). ''' n it 41. b"' " Mary Jane McCully has gone to friends services retinal a tre conducted.by -Rey near Londesboro to assist at a marriage. MrVIcer. of Fergie., son nt erinci pit their abode in Lucknow. We are sorry the church to the alter, where the to hear that Mr D. Muer-v. had the misfortune to get his foie :e`sed last week, but we hope he mem ...41 be able to be ontend around again. Constance. FARMER'S INSTITIITIL-The Farmer's Institute held its annual meeting on Wednesday. There was a good. at- tendance both afternoon and evening. In the evening addresses were deltvered by Mesers Rennie, Hood, McMillan and Hinchley, instrumentals -by Mr and ' Miss Britton, and a solo by Master Ernest Andrews. • Mmes. -The Leggin!, topic on Sunday evening was taken by Miss Alice Stan- ley, in the absence of Miss McMichael. Tames Dale, who underwent an opera- ' tion for appendicitis,- ho doing nicely. We areceerry • to learn of the severe il nes.' sif trs D. Sutherland, and also " daughter. J. Repson 'ood poisoning. 'ROW, groom was in wattiege The bridewas .,,,,, accompanied by het niece, Mise Omni JAII.C.11./VAXISMAsnui 9,. -.ton, is the guest of . . 1 Honimuth, as flower girl, carrying a nir Armstrong. We regret to learn. bouquet of white roses, The bride of the °removal - fromeur midst of T. ol of oskeeadt beautifulbrow.il-Misea Cgleoilenhgo awaylmnggo twhne Andrews t o rei nl3anodafiae.mily; he has bought a ban:drill solo "The voice that breathed o'er Eden," after which they drove to • • the bride's home, where it wedding re. • year of his age.-Deceasedewasea-natiyee eron, of •the 4th conein the fifty -eighth --h Blueyale on Tuesday to attend the J. G. Orich and children a,re visiting,ar w wedding of his brother Thomas. Mrs efe aefe-eism--'1:e f SIM London road, entertained a few er.hotne in Usborne. Mem P. Jenni. , Prom our regular corr espondent. NoTas.--Samuel Ashton went to ;Tuckersmith paet was awaiting them an.i the large Nome -At the last council meeting number ot invieteseeeeareetteeseamee.,e leave Ex-rceve,Arnold was presented- with ne use yin. ing in West, 's•t'Vs' or s en, me th • h St Marys, Chicago 'ciative of litiregreYeeeeetonila police trustee. their -1 -Jr .17., in the I a 77f4fr.k. In'eetryWasir dot ihds andsome easy " chai appre- .af ices to ell as * of Fortingel,Perthshire,Scotland,where triends-sTuesdayeevenieseeeands-Mrsj, EATic_mrSmecatorregtiror a resident of W. Johns did likewise Friday evening. - ahrbrl i dhreVincieheJ t09M8 mitil:enrElmrhee! he was born in 1844.* When quiet Taggart, of Chise rt, and purchased. John Robb is improving afeer a slight Seefortla for billy two years coining' man is ill. noble from McKillop township where he re - young he emigrated with his parents, sided most of his life, died on Wednes. the residence of auk 'Marshall for who settled first in Glengarry, but in a whiteie .illness. Thos. Cole slowly recovering. The about $900, in Knox church Sunder. . leadership of Mrs McLea.n ga.ve ex- short time moved west to the •t Huron vorizeest child of Mre .T, E. Ball has day week. He was rstricken with McViotr of 'M ontreal. He is :me of DEATH OF JOHN (..,AMERON.-Ori Sinn the ablest preacher,' cf the ce limb and day last, March 2nd, there passed away after a long lingering illness.John Cam - his earnest and 'mpressive discourses were !beetled to with spnrecio,tion and "refit t the thaiik—ciffieritig raneuntlid- to $1.00. Hie address on -sign hoards of old London" on 'Monday evening following was ititerestiug, amusing and instructive the choir, under the Rensali. NOTE8.-W. T.Ridde I was in Clinton tract," arid settled on lot 23,con 2,S tan - last Monday; the • rotals were so. hal cellent music and fully ease/tined their ley. Deceeeed lived first on Ake, larva Home farm, entertained a number of broncnitie Miss 111. Holmes, of 'sorest PnAenunmnoyniKa yarld_dAiedvewryitphrinettay week L that he drove to Blyth and took the reputetiotre The anniversary. was on A. of lot 24, con 2, now owned ny'Xr Nott, friends to crokinole Tuesdaas evening.. ding took place in Sarnia, at noon on the whole a gratifying success. train. We axe sorry to F9.y that Mrs the but formerly tiy Mr Danald Smith, of Kyle, daughter of MP Wm Kyle, of Wednesday, . vihen Miss Rsbecca Rev. Stedman and Miss ke. Nott vsere James Carter is on the sicklist, having 'feature on Monday evening WAS Clinton. For the tast twenty-three lioxbore, near Setiforth, became the elected delegates to the conference caught cold during the illness of Mr resentation.of an address to Rey Mr Carter; pneumonia set in. The Good ;ewers, of Brucefield, accompanied Years he lived on let 15, con 4, end here he died. Deceased was well and widely convention in London on'March 11-12. Miss Hattie Pickett, Clinton, has re. bride of Mr Arthur Abbey, of Tor- onto. chief engineer of the ."Midlend Templar Lodge Lere is brightenunup by a handsome study chain ' by the known; and a highly respected membg Qtteen," Rev Mr McCannis 'officiating. turned home after an extended visit at again; last Monday evening the debate ' members of the Kippen and itills of society.. He was it Presbyterian The bride was handsomely attired in A. Oantelon's. Mrs Morton and son "Resolved that theworldis getting Green corigregatione in recagnition of religionand a Reformer in politics. He a travelling suit of mode landsdown, Frank, and liar and Mrs Mershon, of better'', after a spirited contest, was . his faithful services as moderator of c . stlie--patetarra. -leayesenesvaidosv.ecemeincreshiesehiss. De- ceased has a brother in California. and Manitobtee,spent a week visiting old -decided in favor of the affirmative.- Mr . the sessioni—diffinis friends here. Miss Emily Turner of and was assisted by Miss Charlotte / • George Whitney derives- this week for the northwest, where he has spent the last three years; he has decided to Westfield. ' a sister, Mrs Geo B•urd, of tbis place. Clinton, visited here recently,. Nike Dicer, who WAS also becotningly Toe funeral took place on Tiessday, Mixt; Martin is visiting M rs I. W. gowned. The groom was. supported Mat ch 1, to Baird's cemetery, and woe .Joient, E. Stedman nas returned to • hY Mr William Claxton. They will . . y Y 13 g Wyotarg. Mr and Mrs Syd. johns, live in Toronto. . ...._ . Rev Mr Camp officiated in the Presby- TGE BRIDGE 'The cOntemPlated largely atten e leave hie tarnily here for the present. THE LATE 8. BRONSTELi..-The canaintances. The ser Sea', sp ti Lia -a ere. , _ ,, notice of she death of Sidney Brennen terian chutch here last Sabbath; he is bridge on con. is causing quite an friends and ae tT dYh-- - tat took agitation in o e section of the townsW.p; svicesawe rws , were conductedbya rbeye s Rev r 0 EA.. 1113.. . , on last Saturday came euddenly. He , St. Aligustine - a good speaker, fine reationer, a NOTES i s 'LT Mo has one ITIBfilfiurdi41, PiesVieriamtilrobnelett.ndAj.DBalir3dir.d' • 9 , 1 I'ma Se ..r sided here for nabre than thirty years, a -Very active part in bo h Sunday we ende ' and there is a counter, was a native of Ontario and had re - school a,nd Christian Endeavor, netin being circuletedopnesing the to Wallcer le for a, musical terra; she buil h b 'd We think • • • East Wawanosh SO WEDDING.-IOne of those joyous scenes to which the fair sex fond look forward in .anticipation, occ at the residence of Mr Andrewedo on Feb, 26, when his daughiterl Eliza beth Ann Wag united in enarriage to 1 Wm. Hamilton, of Grey townshin. un rise g teed bids •fair to be an ex- Y y e e people show a very narrove mind- OBITIJA.RY, -The followine,ftom The has talent, ployea with the ()gilyie Milling Co. is tune eing ern. 'id 'selfish .disposition - in regard .Evening Report of Virginia. City, Nev • cellant MlIsleb.n in the • near tuture, 1 .. ,of McKillop, who with three children Ile yetis naarried to Miss Margaret Cesh iMprovements. It looas as if eda, of Febel, refers to a brother of the Rev li r, f1anlonhad a splendid bee on e tm sympathy for an* iene late John Cameron:-"RobertCameron Tuesday, taking down, and clearin . own • , individual selves." was almest instantly killed at the fate- away the surp u atilt with almost every ily residence on Wirth A street this his residence, w es. de by the council morning, through fs ecie -from a bal. pearance very inn it direct. enefit to •them. conyee distance of Se feet,striktug npon of Whitechurch, i b t o h' h d and breaking his near. From necle, Rate h Flyn . duties of romemesn were performed toWnshiP, Vie,. On the 9th andl2th cons., left Noce's grocery house shortly afar 'ThurSdaY in shipping his_hogs. ir ea' ' .e,,h,ieeerheath a highly respected re.. • the bride, ofaciated aft bridesmaid; the bridges bu t over e . v . e wees eee, A a elegantly adorned.. 'MY j. Wilson. o grumbling or finding ault with he with him to his home North A street, mg from e e ects of a .0w0 iesre appy roken arm recover- the contract foe Stewart has given new brick residepentood-work of hie Nonts.-til Seapith. N AP . gbyrootal.freniellam Iniens brother • of the*rd. the people to the so th have el ed midni ht, in tompan with George count of t en britlie was tastefully an 0 pay_ for each of tfithem without Flewe lyn and Thos Oato learn tit irlfctirsFitlr Carey, who wean S 11 i tent council eithough neithe.• was any near Mill: 'After a soeial time Flew- he receive in runtime his mill in the "eti e 1 t eek Hgmondville, to Mr Willefarm, near mi colt, Agnes an shade trees around Havee at honte survive 12iM ; deceased 'ela improves its ap• was also a brother of Joseph Bronnell thMei8g8uNtesattYoTfrgYer' Its took ill with infiernmation of the end Mrs S. N. Jacobs,enf Seaforth, at t Chas Miss 'Josephine •111cAlliieter, cousin of selves. Now, there 7 th r et' i'elet e e ascertained (lamer n Moss was elayed ungs and within a week primed away. Jo)* Nile attended /to the a gaper esAgte , par of the cettemony, in the presence direct benefit to them. We think if ellyn and Carey bid Cameron ifoeicl, Woods near St, Atuor n as w • -- ornarty, A. S. McKee, ‘Din,nen, of only the wear relatives. The bride sons e of our ratepayers would show a. night, and passed out on the be cony was the ratipiene of nuneerous and little more generosity end eyeapathy ef the residence,Followed bytheir host. for thosewho are not so well situated who held a lighted candle in his hand. Bayfselara- stock, brother of the late Rey Dr ale. McKey, the Formosa Missionary, was • costly orlents. Ncrrns.-At a neeetine 'held lay the arsund Lot week visifing his brother- • are,offering nniee line of We ..Perfect. Sight Pettit -et slight Is triteitk Uwe eir petted; &Mused iileAt4 meehalitleer prates* lehleluwe :g' Filiirlish whites's' _ W. re ex ports Its•p it; xi/ *WA ./ A. 3. GRIGG iiciantiflo Jewolor and Optician CA.INTOATA, ONT. Ginger Snaps It 4 lbs for 25e t f e 'n Ashlleld ., more respect than they dcf at present. off and Cameron leaned over the rail- Presbyterian congregation it was de- in.law, George McIntosh, of McKillop, tie themselves, they would 'Command The hat of one of the gueste yeas bloven : A 0 srtneenuser.-talre Dean died , ine of the balcony to ascertain if it had oing, and that meetings shouTub..A held G W.' McKay, the eldest soe of the cidecl that the old church lacCetestand- and was accompanied by his nephew, i fa len in the area below, and in doing therein math theiconVetion of the neve miaisionaey who has recently arrived ' on Mo deer of last Week at Kluge. NOTES1.-Mr and Mrs James Armour r cent ries, being born in 17:, noakint. Monday evening, when a large nuniber striking upon his head, Tlewellyn arid 1 church. Mise M. Thiddon has re. in Canada; he is* 20 years of 'age; turned from , hesley. Miss • Reta speaks English fluently and has come bridg After having lived in three celebrated their crystal wedding on so fell a distance of fifteen feet or more, R .. her b the old age of 104 years. She of relative§ and friends ;assembled to Care immediately descended the steir . Sta,nbury herr`returned from Toronto. here to pursue hie studies cotnpleting wa tne is visitin her par, the course at Knox cellege% to continue and pro, a one of the fleet settlers Of 'Huron enjoy their hospitality and extendeon!: way milling to the street, and finding miss 0, gnu Was in Goderich when it was gratulation's; they were,recipients of 1-1 ,arneron was Still brenthine. sum- ents at Hut tioally uninhabited by white InAll many "crystal" gifts. Mr men Mrs imbed a physielan. Who did not reach tettained a Jas liyed Kingsbridge ever Hunter, Wile tutve beenvisiting Mende the scene until life was extinet., Art I week, W 13 i She h 10 as a large number of here, returned te Dakota We nesday. examination ditclosed that Oarcterott's 1 ee mee a, ves and friends who Will miss Mier Annie Densmore is slowlyt lit: neck Was brokna by the fall. A pool rater a short illness, leaving a family eath of Sidney Brownell on Satur- `Her remains were interred in proving, being able to drive out occes- of blood marked the place evhere he and menet Mende to mourn her loss; day: last week from pneumonia, Mr Tmlirovingahouteh siottly- rri -1 -lel i- --e -II - thitoreneau wireTrAbleffett ssEe-offielo tmes4Stirtnircy —s•--eeeeeee----e-,- -forth for about thirty -years, „ECM intertneht took place in Hayfield come-, Bro.vnell had been a resident of Sea- ngsbridge.AetAdot,,o0 AtIretlay tonally. Miss Mary Fothergill. is also fell, _and the right side of his skull near present eta ing With her sister, Mrs ery one • Coroner Smith held an inquest on the . -------' ------ . many yettre he was it faithful ern. Varna. enry Me ittie. Robert Wightman minable at 4 o'clock this afternoon. He ployee cf the Ogilvie Milling Cone. ma hotel,has purehased Mrs 10 au h's at a, gOod figure to Henry Thiel'. Sohn nearly the third of tt century and hell wit 0 . . wise , i flUnrtannen tell Brucedeld, for the sum of $ Fowler sports a fine driver, n P D. -6111' been employed as a miner in the Ophir Di li' Dill It°i Ar II A. "i'CetIdar (In VI rint• ttlitetuitahgeemfieunsPonhle elr:tew'r, SOPERTY SAIA3), -Dr, Little, of the disposed of a fine pair of yearling colts had been a resident of Comstoek for n. rs J. W iddon en. in doe mission work started by his arty of young folks last illinerious futher in far Permeate regret to record, the death DEA.Trt or S. 14Rowtomr...-Much re - 'rides, wile died last week ret was felt when hearing of the 4h, and takers possession Oh May lat; say is doing quite a business in horses the past 20 years. He was a native of ;igset her home in Ponoloir, T:1.61 ?die .Itzolp...551e,r;eainrei thcl ititrgierneanol abrother in Tuolumne tontitir,thila,"be. of the storoacof t. The deceased was a was a wilet, industrious, unassuming good ditizen and runs a first class him on a deal, SCOtiand and leaves two daughters arid tuf are aorty to lose Prof. Little, as he lately; you mast get up early to beat el. ughter of Mr ancl IVirs W. IL Var. and we doinf man and a gond Cit- °TES.- MISS Ina Andrews is • re. sides other relatives by marr age in this oe and leaves five brothers and four izen. His wi e, who survives liIth, 180. . . • eying from a slight illness, Mr AMMON SAL. --Mrs, W. Scott, city, He Was a member of Storey deters, who all reside here. Mrs datighter of the late Wie Oash. of Mc. rriwell returned Tuesday ,froin lot 80, con 2, Stanley, rill have an two. Lodge, No 0, A O. TY, of the n d Russell was born in Dungannon but Tailor, and he leaves a family of two tion sale of stock and inctIlerrients on girna Miners U ion an the Caledonia went with her parents to Ontario, epris and one daughter to mourn hip orig returned on Monday frono a "t" h r4 Scott in. club. His daughters Will tatiftiVO $ OM., seven years ago, latet on to loss. Theremains were laid to rest in it to Kineardine. Mrs Janie Arm. ,„,_aneaday, mirth ; t to her &molter In Drumbotonus to remoye 10 town. from the Workmen. Pomona. the Maitlandbank cemetery. ' , ,•14. the " J), Developing. 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